GEORGIA SETBACK: Willi« Huff, Mnter of Ugml b»Mle t« k*ep him
from b«inK returned to OeorKia chain fanf, be*t th« r«p whra he waa
released from Union County Jail, Elisabeth, N. laat week. Governor
Alfred E. Driicoll drnied hto extradition to Georgia whan ha had been
•entenoMl to *0 year term for burglary in MM. Left to RIghti Willie
Huff; llnder-Sheriff Alex C. Cunipbell, and J. Lerojr Jordan one of
Huff's attoriipys, who with Joseph I. Bedell of Plainfield, foimer Union
County Bar Association, led long fight to frM Huit
Legal Notices
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TRUSTEE SALE OF LAND
NOBTH CAIIOHNA)
DURHAM OqUNTY)
UNDiiH AND BY VIRTUE of tha
{lower of salti cuataiuud iu a curtuiu
do«l of trust uzucuttid by Uuiu llali
(widuw) uud Jaiuua U. Hall (single),
dated tiiu iilst duy uf Muy, 11)48 aud
reeoi-duU iu liuok 385, page 539, iu
tltu office of tiie iicgister of Deeds of
Durliaui CJouuty, Nortli Caroiina, de
fault iiaviug bueu mado iu the pay-
iu«nt of tiie iudebteduetis tiiereby
secured aud suid devd of trust beiug
by the teruiii tlieruuf subject to fore
closure, the uuderaiguud trustee will
offer for sale at public auction to the
liigheat^ bidder for coith at the court'
house door in Durham, North Caro-
liua, at Noou-ou the 13tli day of May,
1950, the property convcyed in said
deed of trust, Ithu same lying
and beiug iu the County of Durham,
Durham Towuship, Htate aforesaid,
and more particularly described as
follows;
UEOINNINU at a stake on the
south side of Murphy Htreet, said
begiuuiug poiut buiu)' North 80
degrees 53 uiiuutus West 51.7 feet
from the east sido of Murphy
Street, as showu ou the plat here
inafter referred to, aud runuiug
theuce uloug aud with the south
side of Murphy Street, North 80
degrees 63 iniuutes West ii8 feet
to a stake, whiuh slake is at the
Northwest corner of the property
shown on saiH plat; thcnce South
13 degrees 18 iniuutes West 135.4
feet to a stake; theuce South 89
degrees 01 Minutes East 35.3
feet to a stoke; thcuce North 15
degrees 53 minutes East 129 feet
to the poiut and place of begin
ning and being a portion of the
property of J. E. Dickson, Sr.,
and wif«, Myrtle II. Dickson,
shown on plat by H. N. Michie,
0. E., dated Ajjril 1948 and re-
rdtiditt PJat Book 20, page 75,
'urham County Registry. Upon
this lot is located a house known
as No. 1006 Cole (Murphy)
Street. See Deed Book 179, at
page 457.
This 11th day of April, 1950.
J. J. HENDERSON, Trustee
M. HUGH THOMPSON, Attorney.
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX
NORTH CAROLINA)
DURHAM COUNTY)
HAVINa QUALIFIED as Biecu-
of the estate of Virginia Luns
ford, deceased, late of Durham Coun
ty, North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having cloinia aganst said
estate to exliibit them to the under
signed at 412 Dowd Street, Durham,
North Carolina ou or before the 24th
day of April, 1951 or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
DATED this 24th day of April,
1950.
MliS. HATTIE 800TT, Executrix
of Estate of Virginia Lunsford, de
ceased.
M. HUGH THONPHON, Attorn^
TRUSTEE NOTICE OF SALE
NORTH CAROLINA)
DURHAM COUNTY)
UNDER AND BY VITURE of the
power of sale contained in a certain
deed of trust executed by Charlie V.
McCoy and wife, Annie L. McCoy,
dated the 17th aay of October, 1944,
and recorded in Book 329, at page
493, office of the Register of Deeds
of Durliam County, North Carolina,
default having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtness thereby secur
ed aud said deed of trust being by
the terms thereof subject to fore
closure, the underaigued trustee will
offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash^ at the
courthouse door In Durham, North
Carolina, at noon, ou the 27th day
of May, 1900, the property couveyed
iu said deed of tinist, the same lying
aud being iu Durham Township, in
(Jouuty aud Htato aforesaid, aud de
scribed as follows, to-wit:
BKUINNINU at a stake on the
Southeast side of Fitzgerald Aveneue,
250 feet in a southwesterly direction
from the Southwest side of Nelson
Street (formerly called Park View
Avenue) at the corner of Lot No. 72,
and running thence along and with
said lot Soutli 05 degrees 28 minutes
East 102.2 fe«t to a stake: thence
South 33 degrees 50 minutes West
48.8 feet to a stake, corner of Lot
JN’o. 74; theuce along and with the line
of said lot North 02 degrees 28
minutes West 159.5 feet to a stake
ou the soutlieast side of Fitzgearld
Avenue; theuce aioug and with the
Southeast side of said Fitzgerald
Avenue, North 42 degrees 2 minutes
East 50 feet to a sitake, the point of
beginning, and being Lot No. 73 of
the Fitzgerald Development as per
plat and survey thereof now on file
ju the office of the Register of Deeds
of Durham County in Plat Book 3
at page 151 to which reference is
hereby made for a more particular
description of same.
THIS SALE will remain open for
ten (10) days to receive incrsase bids,
as required by law.
This 25th day of April, 1950.
J. J. HENDERSON, Trustee
M. HUGH THOMPSON, Attorney
The nation produced 16.1
million bales of cotton in 1949.
Of this amount, more than six
niillion bales, or 37.5 per cent,
was protluced in Texas.
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An Informal Glance
At The W.D. Hill 'Rec’ Center
By MRS. M.
Act ivit ii‘,1 tor tiiu uclults at
tlif Center imvu been reeeiv-
iiig uierLasuigly greater em-
piiasijj ilurmg recent niontius.
It is expeeteU tliat the adult
l)rograiu will gam as much
inipftus aj» tlial ot the youth.
Alrt ady, we havu notieeil that
mort“ and laore adultH are able
to ilt'iiich ttii iiist'ives I'roiu
riiiir fiisy cliairis on adult
luglits lo (U)Ute out to the (Jen-
Itn-, 'I'lic I'iict that tht*y return
again and again, gives the
pronioltTs ()1 adult lughts
more fiithuiiiaMii in making
tlu!ir plans.
On Weduisday night, the
adidt planning group met at
the Center lo plan special
atlult at lairs through July
I'ourth. iMrs. Mai-garet .March,
ehainiian, presitied. Other
committee members present
Were; Mrs. Alary Taylor, Mrs.
ISusie jMartin, and Ubediah
Barbee. They worked out this
schedule; On June tith, the
group is planning a carnival
with many prizes for special
games and activities. June
li2nd, there will be a sport
dance, while a card tourna
ment is planned for July itli.
Adults, you’d be surprised at
the amount of fun awaiting
you at the Center. Be sure to
support the adult nights
which have been planned
especially for you.
* * *
The l*lay ISchool boys and
girls have been romping
tlcrough the. sunny weather
with many outdoor activities,
sueh as outdoor games and
hikes. They like to get back
inside occasionally, h o w-
e v e r, to try out tlie shiny
new chairs just bought for
them by the Junior Mothers
and the Stork Club. ThJe oth
er chairs are ready for a long
needed rest. They will be
placed in retirement. .
One of the kiddies, James
Mortitt, Jr., celebrated his
ihird birthday Monday 8th.
In eommemoration, the chil-
H. JOHNSON
dreii were given a special treat.
Ilia mother, Mrs. Marae Mof-
iitt, served them ail sand
wiches, frt)zen punch aud
candy.
* « #
On Saturday afternoon,
May 13 at five, the Uance
Club, whose advisor is Mrs.
\V. Bailfy, honored the
club mothers at a i‘'re-Moth-
«r's IJay Dinner at the Cen
ter. The guest .speaker of the
evening was Dr. Hose Butler
iiorwne of the North Caro
lina College facility, who used
as her sul>ject, “Building A
Throne^For Mother.”
Xorma .McCoy, president of
the club, acted as^mistress of
eereiaonies. Sadie Edens au-
companied b} Charles Alston,
sang tfie familiar Vienneses
llelrain. The preparation ot
the delicious dinner was sup-
ervisored by Mrs. Susie Mar
tin of our Snack Bar, and her
group of workers.
Much interest was displayed
in the honoring of the
niotlier present who had the
most ckildren. A corsage of
white and red carnations was
presented by Mr. Holmes to
*\Ir8. Ueneva Watson, who had
seven children.
The Dance Club hopes to
make this event an annual af
fair.
* * #
Mark these dates on your en
tertainment calendar now.
Youth Dance Friday, May
19th, Penny Arcade for Ele
mentary School Children from
4:00-6:00 p. m. May 25th
Benefit Danca for Craft
(Jroup, Friday, May 26.
* * *
Boys and girls, with vacation
close at hhnd, plaii now to
spend a greater amount of
your time at the community
center iu some wholesome re
creation under careful super
vision. Join a youth club now..
Ijearn a hobby or develop a
skill.
Annual Honors Convocation
Held At Johnson C. Smith U.
CHARLOTTE
'I’hc IGtli annual honors con-
V(K-ation was held at Johnson
C. Smith University ou April
28 under the auspices of the
Alpha Kappa Signui Chapter of
the Ali)lia Kappa Mu National
Honor Society with Thaddeus
M. Mooiv', i>re.sident, presiding.
The principal address was
delivered by Dr. Robert F.
Boyd, Pastor of the
Saint Andrew’s Presbyterian ■
Church of the city of Char
lotte and guest professor of
Biblical Literature in the
School of Theology of the Uni
versity. Dr. Boyd used as
subject “The Meaning of a
True Education.”
The members of the Alpha
Kappa Sigma Chapter of the
Alpha Kappa Mu gave rec
ognition to the members of Phi
Kai»pa Alpha, Sigma Rho
Sigma, aiul Beta Kappa Chi
which have chapters ou the
campus.
Phi Kappa Alpha is com
posed of students who are do
ing honor work in the humani
ties. Sigma Rho Sigma in-
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Artistic Shoe Shop—116 Mangum J-7191
Baldwin’s Furniture Exchange—540 E. Pettigrew—L-4931
Battle’s Grill (Fish Specials)—406 E. Pettigrew St.—L-0632
Biltmore Hotel 532E. Pettigrew N-2071
Biltmore Service Station — 402 E. Pettigrew R-3431
Bull City Drug Store — 610 Fayetteville F-8441
Beatty’s Beauty & Barber Shop—528 E. Pettigrew—L-8722
CAROLINA TIMES—518 E. Pettigrew St—J-7871-5-9873
Davis Grocery and Market—1107Pine J-8482
DoNut Shop—336 E. Pettigrew St. 6-0842
Green, Mrs. A. B. (Seamstress) — 522 Pettigrew N-4282
EXIT BONDING CO. (Bail Day or Night) .... N-7751
Isler’s Little Grill (Open All Night)—526 Pettigrew-F-8901
Leading Sandwich Shop—1222 Vi Fayetteville N-4414
Long’s Florist (For all Occasions)-501 Fayetteville—L-1293
Lucas Cafe — 122 S. Mangum F-2502
M. Kaplan’s Clothier — Corner Elm and Fayetteville Sts.
Pratt’s Fountain and Grill—613 Pickett N-8702
P and W. Fountain and Grill — 1228 Fayetteville — 6-6021
Regal Barber Shop Tool Grinder—328 E. Pettigrew—^9-1244
Regal Theatre (Best Shows in Town)—E. Pettigrew—J-0441
Royal Cleaners (Tops In Cleaning)—538 Pettigrew—L-7981
Safeway Market — 524 E. Pettigrew Street F-8903
Scott & Roberts! Dry Cleaners — 702 Fayetteville — N-3261
Service Printing Co. — 504 E. Pettigrew St. N-7462
Silver Dollar (Nite Spot) Fayetteville Rd. & Rt. 3 — 4-4290
Speight’s Auto Service — Fayetteville & Pettigrew—6-2571
Terrell’s Food Store —526 Pine Street N-4271
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eludes in its membership tJiow
who have honor stanam^ m
the social scicnces, and honor
studentk in the natural sci
ences are members of Beta
Kap^a Chi.
I he membcrsiliip of thesi*
hunor groiu|)s were presented
by the ehairmeu uf their div-
jsioji. Dr. A. O. Steele, !huir-
mun ut' the Divisiuii uf ilumau-
ities; Dean T. E. McKiimey,
Chairinuu of the Division of the
Division of Social Scieuces; aud
Dr. U. S. BrooKs, Chairman of
the Division of Natural Sciences
and Mathematics. Registrar
Moses Belton iutroduced thfc
members of Alpha Kappa Mu.
These are the students who are
doing honor work iu all of their
(‘lass*'s.
President Hardy Liston pre
sented the honor certificates,
and Rev. H. L. Counts, pro
fessor of Christian Theology
in the School of Theology of
the Univereity, read the
Scripture, offered the pray
er and pronounced the bene
diction.
Special mti.sii! svas rendered by
the I'niversity Choir under the
leadersliii> (jf Ciirisfopher Kemp
with .Miss Julia Bi-own, t’liiver-
sity Orj'duist, serving as ac-
eomj)anist.
Hickstown
News...
By MRS. RACHEL NUNN
Tue New Bethel Baptist Male
Chorus aud pastor rendered a
program at the Dittle liiver
School for the benefit of the
school recently.
* * *
MRS. ALEASE MOORE
HOSTESS TO THE
COMMUNITY CLUB
Mrs. Aleasc Moore entertain
ed the Community Club iu the
April meetiug at her lisome ou
Fulton Street. Mrs. Bertha
Sellars presideut, presided over
^he business session. At the olose
of the meetiug Mrs. Moore serv
ed a delicious plate lunch con
sisting of fried chickeu, fruit
salad, hot roils, ice cream and
cake.
Mrs. Moore’s daughter, Mrs.
Julia Johnson, assisted her in
serving the members.
* * *
Miss Margaret White is home
from New York City v'isiting
her motlier, Mrs. Mary Jackson.
# * *
The Hickstown Blue Caps aud
the Southside Blue Eagles will
play a game of softball Tuesday
at the recreation grounds.
* * * ^
SICK AND SHUT-INS;
Sick and shut-ins: Mrs. Agnes
Kendall, Barnum Street; Mrs.
MoIIie Tilley, Pratt Street and
Willie Hobbs, Mulberry Street.
R‘member them with prayer in
your Tuesday noon prayer meet
ing.
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SATURDAY, MAY 20th, 1950 THE CAROLIlfA TtMES
PAOl SXVIJI
PLENTY OF YEARS HERE: P«nUy r«aiiion Camden, Sew Jersey, rKentljr broaxbt brotJien sikI
•iiiter* together, who represented 4in years. They are Mary Rodwell, itandinc, 71, who wai hoateatn at th*
Ket-tofether in her home. Left to Kight: Mr«, Catherine Smith, 84, and Mr*. Anna {.ewia, M. .4 litter
Mrs. Sarah Harvey, 96, couldn’t attend because ot iUnes*. Brothers shown are: Alexander Evans, aad
John Evans, 82.
C. F. Graves To Receive The
Distinguished Service Award
l{jdt‘igli — Proft*s.sor C. F.
Graves of Elizabi'th City, a grad-
imte of Shaw I’liiversity, Class
of 1901, has been chuseii to re
ceive the second alumni Award
for Distinguished Service. ^Ir.
Graves will receive the award
at the institution’s Hath Coui-
meim-ement Exercises to be h«ld
Monday afternoon May 29, at
3 ;.‘30 o ’clock in Kaleigh Mem
orial Auditorium.
A pioneer educator, educator,
Mr. Graves for 32 years was
President of the lioanoke Insti-
tuc at Elizagetli City. 1,'pou the
disc-ontinuancf uf tlip Institute,
ht“ was named i>riut-ipal of the
Bank Street Seliool in Elizabeth
City, where he served until hi-i
retirement. The lii*rh-resi)ected
edueator holds the Master of
Srience ili'gree from thi‘ Tniver-
sily of of Pennsylvania.
For a nund)er of year* Mr.
Graves has s(>rvi-d as an instruc
tor in H‘ligioiis Education in
ehurcli-workers institutes in
Xorth Carolina Jind other states.
He is a memb-r of the Interna
tional Council of iteligiou.s Kdu-
calion anil is founder aud i:tiuir-
mau of th*,' North Carolina Inip-
iibt l./jau A.ssociatiou aud a out;
time vice presideut of the Ai-
Ijeiiiarle Bank.
Mr. Graves becomes tlie sec
ond winner of tJiis uewly-estab-
lished Alumni Honor at Shaw
L'nivei’sity. Last year the dis
tinction went to VS'illiam Cur
tis Craver, Eiecutive Secretary
of the Bagby Street Branch,
Y.MCA, Houston, Texas. Mr.
Craver received the award on
the basis of a long career of ser
vice to Shaw Lniversity as a
teacher aud field secretary aud
to liie nation as a VWCA secre
tary. .
! Pri' - of well-fiiii^hr-d battle
al l- t-xp*-i't'.-il Tu bt-um a moder-
j ate riv' 111 iiiRUummer and to
n-aeh a peak in late summer or
early fiiil. Lower grades of cat
tle are expected to decline sea-
.-.onally iu coming monthd.
i * * -4
I Cold weather and frost in
I Anril several damaged young
I crops lu Brunswick County, ac-
lording to County Agent A. S.
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The Holland Chapel I’sher
Board held its re^fular meeting
last Tuesilay evening, April 25
at tliji- home of Mr. aiitl .^Irs P.
J. Holland.
The meeting opened with the
president, C. R. Lassiter iu
i-harge. Proceeding iu the usual
manner, the meeting w'as enjoy
ed by those in attendance.
Seventeen, members were pres
ent. \V. 11. Wilson was absent
due to illness, aiul was sent a
donlation by the group.
Mrs. Holland, the hostess,
served delicious refreshments.
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