NOTTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
HAVING QUALIFIED aa Ad-
miniatrator of the estate of Hur
tle Carter, late of Durham Co
unty, North Carolina, this 1« to
not^ all peraons having claims
against said estate to exhibit
them to the tuderslgned at 114
West Parrish Street on or before)
Ihe 19th day of January, 1953 or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will ple
ase make immediate payment.
Dated this 10th day of
January, 1952.
Trutt Depahment
Mechanics and Farmers Bank
Administrator of Elstate of Hur-
8ie Carter, Deceased
NOTICE OF SALE OF FARM
^D LOTS
ON FAYETTEVILLE ROAD
Under the authority contained
in judgements entered in a Spe
cial Proceedings No. 4985 now
pending in the Superior Court
of Durham County, entitled Me
chanics and Farmers Bank,
Admtr. of Henry Scott, De
ceased, vs. Doc Scott, et al., the
undersigned conunissloners will
. offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash, at
the court house door In Durham
County, at 12:00 o’clock noon
on Saturday, February 23, 1962,
the following described real es
tate:
BEGINNING at the south
west corner of a cemetery, M.
Green’s comer; thence Green’s
line north 1 degree 44 minutes
east 1241 feet to a stake John
Page’s line south 83 degrees 28
minutes east 858.4 feet to a
stake, George Barbee’s come^;
thence south 0 degrees 55 min
utes west with George and
naude Barbee’s west line 1203
feet to M. Green’s comer; thence
north m degrees 00 minutes west
876.4 feet to the beginning point.
Containing 23.59 acres, and be
ing located near Fayetteville
Road, three miles from Durham.
The rectangular shaped tract
of land has been divided into
twelve lots facing a 60 foot
street, and plats of same may be
seen in the office of either of the
undersigned, and will first be
offered in separate lots and then
as a whole. A 10 per cent deposit
will be required, and a sale
Will be conducted according to
applicable law. ,
This January 16, 1952.
R. O. EVERETT
G. O. PEARSON
COMMISSIONERS
and g In Lebanon Totai/^Mlv
Durham County^, North CaroUiia,
and being kiiown and designated
as L6t No. 32 of the property of
T. W. Winslow as surveyed and
subdivided and plotted in Octo
ber 194t by George C. Love
Company, Engineers, by L. F.
Tilley, plot of which is on file in
the office of the Register of
Deeds of Durham County in Plot
Book 18, at pages 126-7, to
which plot reference Is hereby
made for a more particular de
scription.
Situated on this property is a
frame dwelling consisting of 4
rooms, hall and bath.
BUT THIS SALE wiU be made
subject to a certain other Deed
of Trust executed by the parties
of the first part to J. J. Hender
son, Trustee, and recorded in
Book 402, page 133, dated April
7, 1949.
This 5 day of February, 1952.
W. L: ALBERTSON, TRUSTEE.
M. HUGH THOMPSON,
ATTORNEY.
NOTICE OF ELECUTRIX
NORTH CAROLINA)
DURHAM COUNTY)
HAVING QUALIFIED as Exe
cutrix of the estate of Robert F.
Fulwood, deceased, late of Dur
ham County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons hav
ing «hilms against said estate to
exhibit them to the undersigned
at 1406 Fayetteville Street, Dur
ham, North Carolina on or be
fore the 9th day of February,
1952 or this notice will be plea
ded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make imme
diate payment.
Dated this 9th day of Feb
ruary, 1952.
Mrs. Clyde Scarborough, Exe
cutrix of Estate of Robert F. Ful
wood, deceased.
NO’nCE
(NORTH CAROLINA)
(DURHAM COXraTY)
TAKE NO’nCE, that In accor
dance with Chapter No. 1208
Session Laws of North Carolina
for 1949, a petition will be filed
requesting the County Com-
mlssioners of Durham County to
close a 60 foot strMt known as
St. John Street In Patterson
Ton/n^p, which runs in a wes
terly direction off from Super
Highway, as shown on plat re
corded in Book 18, p&ge 72.
The time and place of the
hearing of this petition before
the board of County Commis
sioners will be as follows: in the
^mmlsstoners' Room on the
third floor of the Durham Coun
ty Courthouse in Durham, North
Carolina, on Monday, February
18,1952 at 10:00 o’clock a. m.
This 16th day of January,
1952.
J. J. SANSOM, Jr.
ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER.
NORTH CAROLINA
TRUSTEE SALE OF LAND
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of
the power of sale contained in
« certain deed of trust executed
by Della E. Peoples and husband,
Carthan Peoples, dated the ^7
day of April, 1949, and recorded
in Book 396, page 170, In the
ofBce of the Register of Deeds of
Durham County, North Carolina,
default having been made In the
payment of ' the Indebtedness
^hereby secured and said deed of
trust being by the terms thereof
•ubject to foreclosure, the im-
derslgned trustee will offer for
sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at ^e
courthouse door In Dwham,
North Carolina, at Noon, on the
7th day of MARCH, 1952, the
property conveyed In said deed
' of trust, the same lying and be
ing in the Coimty of Diurham,
and State of North Carolina, and
more particularly described as
follows, to-wit:
BEING all that cert^ lot or
parcel of land situated, lying
(Continued from Page Two)
dation of worthwhile human re
lations. The teacher of human
t'elations niiart oe mature and
well-balanced emotionally. You
can’t have this without the
power of the higher path. The
teacher must be reasonably ad
justed in her own inter-perso-
nal human relations;' Home,
friendship and neighbors. The
teacher must be free from undue
inner tensions and conflicts. The
teacher of hiunan relations must
leave the narrow path of little
ness and walk on the “higher
path** of love and cooperation.
I read the story of a young
Negro teacher in Detroit who
is skilled in the art of human
relations. By virtue of his
grace, charm, and friendliness
he became a successful teacher
in a white University. Then he
moved into a white neighbor
hood. Bang! Bang! The response
was highly ehargad with re
sentment and furious hatred.
By an intellegent and coura
geous application of positive
forces of love, the barriers fin
ally fell and he was accepted.
Love is the key of all great
achievement; in human rela
tions. Through love the teacher
pointed a hostile community to
a "still higher path’’.
The teachers of our children
have the responsibility of lead
ing the rising generation Into
the higher path of love and
cooperation. God has the high
way clearly marked for us. The
teachers must lead ovu: children
into this "higher path” of love
and peace.
-Deep. South'
(Continued from Page Two)
devoted to noble Ideas is assured
of a bright and happy destiny
and an endless life. His valor
may not become known very far
beyond the borders of his own
home town, but his life, itself, is
the victory. The good in which
he has lived on earth will ulti
mately disintegrate with age or
disease, but the soul of such
a man can never die. His tri
umphant spirit becomes a ^n-
Istering angel of light to all who
walk In'the darkness of doubt
and Indecision.”
(Continued from Page Two)
years of scrupluous work, Mr.
Cocke has culled from the Au
thorized Version all those ver
ses of the Book which present
the entire scriptural story In se
quential and connected form
He has included everything of
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189 Tar Heels Listed
Quarter Honor Roll At
225 North Carolina College
students from nine states, the
District of Columbia and the
Virgin Islands were named on
North (Carolina College’s Win
ter quarter honor list.
Three of the students, all
North Carolinians^ mad^ stra
ight “A”’s. The three highest
ranking students were: Kathryn
Caldwell, Gastonia; Johnnye H.
Hooper, Winston-Salem; and
Mary Mebane, Durham.
One hundred eighty-nine
North Carolina students 'won
honors.
Honor students from other
states were as follows: Virginia;
7, New Jersey: 7, South Caro
lina: 6, New York: 5, Florida:
4, Pennsylvania: 2, District of
Columbia; 2, Massachusetts: 1,
Texas:1 and Virgin'Islands: 1.
Durham students on the hon
ors list, in addition to Mary Me
bane, included: Jessie Lee Allen,
Josetrfi K. BeU, MalUe V. Black,
Thomasina Brown, William
Brown, Delores H. Darden,
Margie De Berry, Sadie Edens,
Loucilla Ellis, Celeste M. Far
rar, Ada V. Harvey, Goldie
Heradon, Dorothy Hyman, Ca
rol Edward Jones, George Wm.
Jones,Juanita T. Jones, Doris M.
Leake, Margaret J. Lewis,
Corinne Mabry, Lindsey A. Mer
ritt, Margaret Rilth Morgan, El
liot B. Palmer, John E. Peele,
Mattie E. Pendarvis, Marie E.
Pittman, Samuel F. Pompey, Li-
non S. ftetty, Ellen E. Ray, Em-
malene Reade, Christopher Rey
nolds, Ruth Self, Aaron Smith,
Julia R. Speight, Margaret Spr
ingfield, Charles Stanback, Mar
garet S. Stanley, Hazel M.
Stowe, Vivian L. Tapp, Marion
D. Thorpe, Virginia Turner, and
Johnnie Mae Wooten.
Students from other North
Carolina cities were:
WINSTON-SALEM: Elsie
Blaylock, Clyde R. Collins, Mar
ian E. Davis, Delores Dyson,
Verdelle V. McKinney, John R.
Oliver, Laura A. Penn, James L.
Potts, Elizabeth Shell, and Hel
en Shell.
FAYETTEVILLE: Edna L.
Brinkley, Alice M. Evans, Na
omi Newsome, Evonne Parker,
Rudolph Smith, Claude L. Ste
phens, and Theodore Yarboro.
WILMINGTON: Martha Bla
nks, Elaine M. Daley, Katie C.
Nixon, Eddie C. Powell, and
Ruth Roundtree.
GREENVILLE: Blnnie L.
Streeter, Elwood J. Streeter,
Frances P. Vines, Hubert E.
Walters, and Johnnie Arthur
Wooten.
ROXBORO: Exia Pauline
Harris, Denette Holloway, Mar
garet L. Nelson, and Patsle J.
Phelps.
WASHINGTON: Marvin Da
venport, Barbara P. Jones, Rose
Louise Latham, and Eleanor M.
Williams.
ENFIELD: Louise Clark,
moral and spiritual value, while
omitting less valuable passages
which are obscure, repetitious.
In this fashion he has included
7,564 verses of the 31,173 which
make the complete text; he has
been careful not to impair the
dramatic sequence, chronology
or spiritual fullness of the Holy
Book.
Claytese Cotten, Delores D.
Jones, and Maude E. Perkins.
REIDSVILLE: Bessie J. Car
ter, LaVie Griggs, Alvin C. Por
ter, and Garland Watt.
NEW BERN: Doris L. Arm
strong, Jimlus Joyner, Berlie M.
Ray, and Catherine Saunders.
ASHEVILLE: Pansey A. Cha
vis, Aletha Dixon, Quincy San->
ders, and Dorothy Wilkins.
GASTONIA: John G. Hol
land, Lacy Lee Jackson, and
Howard Love.
ROCKY MOUNT; Dorothy L.
Battle, Joseph Battle, and Mich
ael P. Hinton.
RALEIGH; Pearl O. Weaver,
Gwendolyn Haywood, and Eve
lyn Holland.
WILSON: Hooker C. Bowens,
Glenda Spivey, and Rosalyn
Whitehead.
WARRENTON: Pattie Green,
Mildred Kearney, and Samuel
Parham.
PLYMOUTH: Lenora L.
Johnson, and Nathaniel Belcher.
STATESVILLE; Chavis Ren-
wick, and Anna L. Walker.
ELIZABETH CITY: Roland
Sawyer, and Nedena Williams.
WOODSDALE: Mary Bell
Faulkner, and Lottie B. King...
AHOSKIE; Oris L. Moore,
and Francis R. Peele.
SOUTHERN PINES:Helen V.
McLean, and Ruth M. Sutton.
CHARLOTTE: Thelma R.
Boulware, and Mozella A. Wof
ford.
GOLDSBORO; Gwendolyn
Corney and Irvin W. Knight.
HAMLET: Roland D. Clark,
and-Lucy B. Odom.
FRANKLINTON: Dorothy H.
Beard, and William O. Chavis.
CHAPEL HILL: James Leon
Atwater and Alice G. Page.
ROUGEMONT: Iva J. Allen
and Pauline Mary Harris.
SUPPLY: Allene Johnson.
JAMESVILLE: Norvell D.
Keyes.
MANLEY: Carl Leo Hill.
CANDOR: Hazel L. Green.
CASTBB HAYNE: Mable H.
Gray.
BLACK MOUNTAIN: Doro
thy H. Fortune.
WILKESBORO: Garland Bar
ber.
ARMOUR: James H. An
drews.
WISE: Marie Alexander.
BENHAM: Clara Dean Miller.
HOPE MILLS; Thelma Mel
vin. 1,
WOODLAND: Gaynelle C.
Nicholson.
FREMONT: Mildred Waters.
WINDSOR: Horace G. Ward.
WELDON; Georgia P. Plum
mer.
PINEHURST: Virginia Rush,
WARSAW: William A. Lewis.
MONCURE; Cylonia D. Lee.
BLADENBORO: Ella Mae
Purdy.
HENDERSON: Joseph Ray.
COFIELD: Fannie Reynolds.
POMONA: Geraldine C. Lyles
MAXTON: Doretha Smith.
ROCKINGHAM: Sarah Wat
kins.
SPRING HOPE: Inez Wilkins.
SANFORD: Helena Mclver.
MIDDLESEX; Olovla Wig
gins.
WINJ'ALL; Sarah Wiggins.
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LAURINBURG: Cecelia
Eaphin.
WAGRAM: Helen Wall.
THOMASVILLE: Rose
WelU.
BURLINGTON; Howard Yan
cey.
OXFORD: Gloria R. Thomp
son.
NASHVILLE; Hattie Joyce
Taylor.
ELIZABETH; Delores K
Stubbs.
EH'OWAH: Hannah L. Logan.
KINSTON; Esther R. CogdeU.
BLOUNTS CREEK: Gertrude
-L. Moore.
CHADBOURN: Doris Scipio.
HAliLSBORO; Evangeline
Spears.
MACON: Ruth O. WiUiams.
COLERAIN; Vanely Willi
ford. ,
WHITAKERS: Henry McR.
Davis.
I^DISON; Douglass Carnpt.
FARMVILLE: Arthrell P. Du
pree.
MOUNT GILEAD; Kenneth
Chambers.
On First
N.C. College
Me PIKESVILLE; DorU J,
wards.
I RICHLANDS; Elmer
E. mings.
j KANNAPOLIS; Marybelle
Johnson.
KINGS MOUNTAIN: Jeanne
E. Morgan.
CLINTON; Patsy Brewington.
SPINDALE; WilUam H.
Knight.
GOLDSBORO: Oreta Bames.
WINTON; Clarice Jordon.
Honor students from other
states were as follows:
VIRGINIA: Charles J. Banks
and Elnora Brown, Portsmouth;
Cornelius Eason and Clarice
Williams, Norfolk; Delores LaV.
Parks, Richmond; Leo Lave-
trice Oliver, Danville, artd Ver-
tilla Gibbs, Clifton Forge.
NEW JERSEY: Virginia Allen
and Sophia~Cobb, Montclair, Al-
phonso O. Potter, Asbury Park;
Audrey Smith, Roselle; Isaac
Martin, Morristown: and Car
olyn T. Perry, Plainfield..
SOUTH CAROLINA: Bernice
Gaskin and Athea F. James,
Ed-1 Camden^ Gloria Edmonds, Sum
ter; Iredella Meetze, Columbia:
Cum-1 Cecelia E. Mills, |^artanburg;
an^ Edward Pygatt, Timmons-
Ville.
NEW YORK; Doris E. Brown,
and Joyce A. Oaugheery, New
York; George Jacobi, Bronx;
Calvin Norman, Jr., Jamaica;
Yvonne Scruggs, Buffalo; and
Ruth Spei^t, White Plains.
FLORIDA; Gloria Roberson,
Delray Beach; Mattie Jo Reese,
Pensacola; George S. Nixon, Or
lando; and Cecelia Isham, Jack
sonville.
PENNSYLVANIA; Audrey
Flamer and Jean Buie, Philadel
phia.
DISTRICT OF COLUTtfBIA;
Ernest Ward and Melvin Spen
cer.
MASSACHUSETTS; Donald
P. Addison, Sommerville.
■ TEXAS: Henry M. Williams,
Luling.
VIRGIN ISLANDS: Evadney
M. Petersen, Frederiitsted, St.
Croix! ■'
HILLSIDE LISTS 105 ON ITS
FIRST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL
One hundred dft'd" five students
were listed on the first semester
honor roll at Hillside high
.school here, according to a re
cent announcement from the
office of H. M. Holmes, principal.
The following students were
listed:
Charles Alston, David Bridge-
lord, Dewey Faulkner, William
Fetcher, Alfred,, Fisher, George
Hill, Linwood Mitchiner, Doro
thy Addison, Pearl Barbee, Mar
lene Bridges, Alexine .Clement,
Janet Hunter, Ella Long, Jose
phine Long, Eamestine Pratt,
Catherine Sneed, Kitty Sneed,
Jessie Willis, Mary Peace, Ruby
Hayes, Betty Woods.
William Griffin, Elsie McLeod,
Robert James, Adam Sherill,
Lavern Williams, Lois Dawson,
Stella'Harris, Dorothy McAr
thur, Minnie McManus, Dorothy
Marshall, Fannie Meadows,
Jean Llewellyn, Bessie Brown.
Lillian Brunson, Lila Rhone,
Mattie Saunders, Charles Bow
ling, Charles Holland, James
Schooler, Reginald Spaulding,
Victor Thornton, Gwendolyn
Andrews, Ruth Baines, Barbara
Cross, Willie J. Greene, Jua
nita Gregory, Margaret Hazel,
Delores Hamilton, Mary J. Hop
kins, Mozell House, Beatrice,
Howard, Carolyn Ingram, Mary
Keith, Barbara Lumpkin, Er
nestine Lyons,Yvonne Miller,
Anna Sowell.
Marian Swann, Lois Thorn
ton, Dorothy Wilson, John Bran
don, Emmett Pratt, Ronald
Schooler, Sarah Bell Margo
Flintall, Doris Hooper, Linda
Lockhart, Barbara Lyons, Nel
lie Riley, Berlean Smith, Annie
Mae Spaulding, Omelia Walker,
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Edna Brewington, Zelma Will
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Shirley Daye, Sarah Daniels,
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APEX DOINGS
BY C. R. LASSrrtR
On January 29 at 8 p.'s!, the
Senior and Junior Uaber Boards
of Holland Chapel Church held
their first meeting for the year.
The meeting was opened with
the president in charge. Scrip
ture lesaon was read by Mn.
Dorothy Mae McNeil. Prayer
was led by E. H. Powell, and
minutes w»re read by the secre
tary. Officers for both boards
were elected. C. R. Lasalter.
president, Mrs. Josephine Str
oud, vice president Mrs. BJattie
Stroud, secretary; Billie Thomp
son, assistant secretary; Elijah
Powell, Junior Treasurer, Galtha
Lassiter, Head Usher, Lessie
Spinks, Vater Lassiter, First-
Aid, E. H. Powell, O. W, Farror,
Dorothy McNeil, profram Com
mittee, J. C- Spinks, Bertha
Thompson, R. L. Lassiter, sick
committee.
The Junior Board officers are
Paul Farror, president; Annie
Powell, vice president; Doris
H^on, secretary, Avon Lassi
ter, treasurer, Ronnie McNeil,
Head Usher; Louise Horton,
Maygie Robel Lassiter, Elizabeth
Stone, program committee. One
visitor was present, Mrs. F. M.
Thomas, who gave a very inte
resting talk. Miss E. M. McCal-
lum was also present and made
a talk on the Children of To
morrow.
^The Junior Chorus had its re
hearsal Wednesday evening at
7:30 at the home of Miss Efa
Mae Revels.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Spinks, Bilr.
and Mrs. J. W. Thompson visited
Mr. and Mrs. Cheek in Siler City
last fourth Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Thompson
spent last weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Burnett.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Rodgers
and son, Mrs. Nellie Brooks and
daughter were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. R. Lassiter last Sun
day evening.
On the sick list - Mrs. Mainer^
Holland, ’Mrs. Mary Mason and
Mozell Crutchfield.
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