PAGE EIGHT
CAROLIlfA TIMES
SATURDAY, JAW. 21st, 1950
Located in the beautiful Glennview area is the home of Dr. R.
K. Barksdale, Professor of English at North Carolina College.
Shown above are Dr. Barksdale’s children, enjoying the whole
some out-door atmosphere of Glennview,
Army-
! (.'ontiiiui-d from Hue)
appropriate skillN (iiiulifica-
tions will Ix- in ai-conl-
anot' with stu'li .skill itml qiiali-
ticatioiis, and will ln' assifriicd
10 any T i) or T OaiulE unit/
witlmut rcfranl to rarf or color.
b. In fonsonHiU't' Avilli tlu- fore
going, and ii.s aiUlitional steps
towards its attainment:
(1) Tlie Deparfniont of the
Army >vill publish ixTiiulieally
vacancies exist within the Army.
The first sueh list is being pub
lished concurrently herewith in
DA Ai) letter dated Ki .Ian,
.Major commanders con
cerned will a.ssign Negro per
sonnel who poswss any of sueh
critical specialties to any T/D
or T Oand E unit in their areas
havinir such critical speeialisl^
vacancies, witiiout regard to
race Or color.
(2) h> addition to the pro
visions of sub-paragrai)h (1)
to major commanders a list of above, to fill other vacancies re-
the critical specialties in which tpiiring special skills, qualified
Negro specialists may be assign
ed to any appropiiate unit by
order of the major commander
eoiicerned.
Men—
(Continued from Page One)
versity of Charlotte from which
he received the degree of
Bachelor of Arts in 1!)42 and
Haclielor of Divinity in 1!>45.
lie has lived in Durham .since
finishing school. In addition to
his work as pa.stor he is college
minister at Xorth ('arolina Col
lege and M(Klerator of the Yail-
kin Presbytery, consisting of 39
clmrches.
In 1945, he attended the
I’reshyterian Institute of In
dustrial Relations held in the
Labor Temple of New York City.
He i)lans to attend the institute
aguin this summer.
l^■v. (Uinnon’s wife is the
former ^Vfiss Edna Jones of
Charlotte. The couple have
three sons. James, Jr., ."i; Char
les Edward, ; and Joseph
Franklin, 6 weeks.
S. D. Dillard, selected by the
^(4/dqetin
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3 FOR
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SMALL SIZE
I i NORTHERN
9c TOWELS
EACH
17c
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3 PACKS
22c
PARD, DASH, RED HART
DOC FOOD 2 for
25c
MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE PAPERBAG
75c
UNTS
KETCHUP
I I BEECH NUT STRAINED
17c I BABY FOOD ^
FRANCO-AMERICAN
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DILLARD’S SELLS THE BEST FOR LESS
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE DIAL J-2585
1212 FAYETTEVILLE STREET
THIS IS IT!
Would You Believe It? Once More "WEEKS" Takes Leadership
In Offering "Quality Used Cars" For Less Money - The "Co" Light Is
On-Prices Are Down, And We Solicit Your Inspection Of These Out*
standing Bargains.
From Any Point Of View ... We Have The Car You Want - Visit
One Of WEEKS' (3) Used Car Lots To-Day. Our Cars Are Priced To
Sell.
1949 MERCURY Spt. Sed.
1949 MERCURY Club Cpe.
1949 FORD 1-2 Ton Pick Up
1948 CHEV. 3-4 Ton Pick Up
1947 MERCURY Fordor
1947 FORD “8” Tudor
1947 PLYMOUTH Fordor
1947 CHEV, Club Coupe
1947 PONTIAC “8” Sedanet
1947 FORD Club Cpe.
1947 OLDS Sedanet
1947 MERCURY Club Cpe.
1946 MERCURY Tudor
1946 FORD “8” Tudor
1946 FORD “8” Tudor
.895
1950 NASH Super Tudor
1946 CHEV. Fordor
1942 FORD Tudor
1942 PLYMOUTH Tudor
1942 PONTIAC SEDANET
1941 MERCURY Tudor
1941 FORD Convertible
1941 CHEV. Tudor
1941 FORD Tudor
1941 PLYMOUTH Fordor
1940 CHEV. Tudor
1940 CHEV. Fordor
1940 PLYMOUTH Fordor
1940 PONTIAC Fordor
1940 BUICK Fordor
395
Weeks Motors^ Inc
niERcuRy
(3) USED CAR LOTS (3)
310 Mangum St. 506 Mangum St. 319 W. Geer St.
committee as the “Merchant of
the Veal ” for his establishmeut
of Dillard’s Self Service. Mr.
Dillard is a graduate of Tus-
kegee Institute of Tutukeij^e,
Alabama, claaH of 1938. Since
comuig to Durham in the fa|l of
19;1H, lie ha.s worked as printer,
poultry man and merchant, prior
lo the opening of his present
store he was manager of the
Neighborhool Store on Fayette
ville Street.
.Mr. Dillard is a member of
the Durham Husiness Chain,
and an officer and active mem
ber of the Community BaptLst
Chur-h and the civic life of the
city.
ills wife is the former Miss
Oeneva Lambert of Goldston, N.
.Mr. anil Mrs. Dillard have
three children, Allen Cornelius,
8; Edsel Firyant, (i; and James
Eric, 2.
Pearsontown—
(Continneil from Page Five)
siding. We are hoping for her
a speedy n>covery. Mrs. Arring
ton ivi a former Durliamite and
was known here as (Irace Nor
wood and (Jrace Wall.
•She is related to the Norwoods
and Powells of this city. Before
moving to Baltimore s«*veral
years ago, she lived on Colfax
Street and Fourth Street in
Walltown. She is hoping to hear
front he'r friends.
Lyon Park—
(Continued from Page Five)
ma Hampton, ilary Barbee,
Aggie ^IcCrae, Mo/.el Long, Has-
sie Ijong, Ixiuis*' Banks, Mi.s-ses
Ida Hall, -Mary Mclver, Roxie
Long, Addle Xnnn and Jaiinita
Haggard.
'I'lie next meetiiifi will be with
.Mrs. Florence Wilson on Kent
Street,
Heninburg—
(■('ontinued from I’age Four)
12 points, sank a free throw.
With 10 seconds remaining,
the accurate Gus Heningburg,
who had sunk 7 of 9 free throws
for the Pirates, had a chance to
‘tie it up, but he missed the big
one. 'I’wo more charity tosses
wrapped things up for Howard.
NOTICE OF MALE
XOHTfl CAROLINA)
W'HFIAM COUNTY)
I'liilfr and by virtue of the power
of s.'ile contaiiu'l in a deed of trust
exfiited by WILLIE MITRPHY
01«0M AND WIFE, ETHEL R.
UlK>M, September ?8, ^946, to J. J.
lloiiilcrNoii, Trustee, .Mwliuiueg and
lUiiiieiM liuuk, wiiicU deed ot ituil
ii recorded in the Office of Uitj l>ur-
liuiu I’uuiily itegwter ol l>eeuii ju
Hook ol aiurtgage* 6'oi, at I'tige -lU,
ttiit'ieiu uetauli na» ifeeii iiiuiif in
me puyuicnt of tne iuUeble»lue»*t
lhfivl»y wiurcd and hutiag l«-eu fail
ed upon by the lioldem of mud in
debtedneM tu foreelow* the said deed
of trust to satisfy the said indebted
HeM, the ilnderitigned trustee will ou
Tuesduy, February 1!1, 1U5U, at 1
o’eliM'k noun, at tlie l>urhuni County
Court ilouw ioor offer for sale and
w‘Il fur ctuth tu thtj. liigli(‘st bidder
tlie following described real estate;
located in liurhani TownHhip, Ihtr
liaui, N. C., to wit:
Ul-XllNNINti at the Nortueast
corner of Uuxie Morton's lot ou
the West side of Hazel Htreet,
and running thence .Northward
with Haud .Street .’SO feet to
F{oxie Morton's Hoiitheast corner;
thence Westward with Koxio Mor
ten's line OK feet It) Will Fuller's
line; thence Houthwiird witli Will
Fuller's line .'>0 feet to Roxie
Morton’s line; thenre hiastward
with Hoxie Morton's line 00 feet
to the beginning.
Kee Deed from ituxie Morton t«
.Joseph H. Allen duly recorded in
the office of the lU'gister of
Deeds of Durham Couaty in lH*ed
Hook tK), at Page 341. Alsu see
deel from .Jost'ph H. Allen to
Kosa Cash, March 19, IHSfi, re
corded in Deed Book 113, Page
400.
At said sale the trustee reserves the
right to demand a 10 per cent de
posit of the amount bid for said
property.
This sale will remain open for 10
days for increased bids as by law re
quired.
This the 17tk day of January, 19.50.
J. .1. UEND'EBHON, Trustee
, C. O. PEAR.SON, Attorney
EX W'UTOR ’S NOTt(?E
NORTH CAROLINA)
HAVING yL'ALIFIEI) as executor
of the Estate of RUFFIN BBIGGR,
deceased, late of Ihirham Oounty,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
l>er8ons having claims against said
deceased to exhibit them to the un
dersigned at Route No. 1, Box 218
Rougemont, North Carolina or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will pleas»' make immediate
payment.
Dated this 17th day of January
19.50. » . * ,
PRESTON BRICKIH, Ilxecutor of
Estate of Ruffin Briigs, Deceased.
M. HUGH THOMPSON, Attorney.
NOTICE OF SALE
NORTH CAROLINA)
DITRHAM COUNTY)
t'nder and by virtue of the jiower
of sale contained In # deed of trust
executed by 'WILLIAM D. H-
TUOMPBOiN A.ND WliJi, -MO^i
ELLA H. rUUJdPoO.N, on AugusL
^7, 1946, to J. J. lituat'ison, 'Irus
tee, Meciianics and Farmers Bank,
which deed of trust is recorded in the
Durham County Register of lh)ed»‘iu
Hook of .Motgages 3.5H, at Page IBO,
wherin default has been made in the
payment of the indebtedness thereby
secured and having been called upon
by the holdets of said indebtedness
to foreclose the said deed of trust to
satisfy the said indebtedness, the un
dersigiied trustee will on Tuesdiiy,
February 2L, 195U, ut 112 u'cloek noon,
at the Durham County Court House
door offer for sale and sell for cash
to the higTiest bidder for the follow
ng described real estate; located in
Durham Township, Durham County,
North Carolina, to wit;
BEilNNIN(J at a stake at the
point of iutersectiou of the north
pro[MTty line of Jiiniptfr Street
with the west property line of
Union .Stre»‘t and ruaning thence
along and with the north prop
erty line of Juiii|K-r Stret't North
’ 8ii dega. 4S’ West 185 feet to m
.^take; thence North f> degs. 38'
Last 40 tevt tu a stake; theuce
.-'oulh 83 dega. 45’ East 125 feet
tu a stake ui the west property
line of Union Htreet; thence a-
long and with the west property
line of Union .Street .‘"«mth 6 degs.
38 ’ West 40 feet to the place and
point of l>eginning and being Lot
No. 13, and a portion of Lot No.
11, Block C of the Tatum Uoosa
('reek property as shown on plat
recorded ia Plat Book 6, page IS,
Durham C'ounty R*!gistry. tJee
deeds to li. D. Horner (now de
ceased) and wife Sudie W. Hor
ner, recorded in Deed Buuks 89,
page 608 and 87, page 225, Dur
ham County Registry.
At sale the trustee reserves the
right .to demand a 10 per cent de
posit (if the amount bid tor said
property.
This sale will remain open for 10
days for increas'd bids as by law
required.
This the 17th day of .fanuary, 1950.
J. .1. HENDEK.SON, Trustee
C. (). I'l-UKSON, Attorney
REGAL THEATRE
♦ SUNDAY ONLY —JANUARY 22 *
JOHNNY MACK BROWN in
TRAILS END
Serial: BRUCE GENTRY No. 6
. Added; Comedy And Novelty
* MONDAY-TUESDAY—JANUARY 23-24 *
BILL ELLIOTT in
THE LAST BANDIT
Serial: FEDERAL AGENTS, No. 3
Added; Comedy—PARDON MY LAMBCHOP
* TUESDAY ONLY—JANUARY 24 *
(STAGE SHOW SENSATION OF THE YEAR)
EDDIE JACKSON'S
"HI-STEPPERS OF 1950''
20 — PEOPLE — 20
MATINEE — NIGHT AND RAMBLE
Matinee: 3Sc Night: 50c Ramble: SOc
COMEDY—HOT BAND—SONGS
* WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY—JANUARY 25-26 *
(DOUBLE FEATURE)
JOINT IS JUMPING
Featuring: ALL COLORED CAST
TRAIN TO ALCATRAZ
With DONALD “RED” BARRY
Added: Short
* FRIDAY-SATURDAY—JANUARY 27-28 ♦
(DOUBLE WESTERN)
JACK RANDALL in
COVERED WAGON TRAILS
CHARLES STARRETT in
LARAMIE
Serial: TEX GRANGER, No. 12
The above houses constitute a part of the Glennview projec t, now complied and ready for occupancy by prospective pur
chasers. They are located on the side of Rosewood Street and m ay be inspected upon request.
FOR SALE
Homes Of Distinction In Beautiful
East Side Of Alston Ave. Opposite N. C, College
These Homes Range From Four To Five Rooms And Are
FHA Approved And Inspected. Rate Of Interest 4^ Per Cent
Payable Over A Period Of 20 Years. Each Home Has All Modem
Conveniei^ces, Including Heat, Hardwood Floors And Paved
Streets.
For Appointment, Prices And Terms
Phone J-^52t
Union Insurance & Realty Co.
H. M. MICHAUX, Mgr.
814 Fayetteville St. Durham, N. C.