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7Jo Live r ^
Life Of AM I
Students For Day
Gn?rE\SBOKO j
More than 7.803 school boy,;,
and Jirls |rom throujhoul
Caralinft, bord^'r niin*- in Vir !
rinia «id South Carolina were
here SSMurday, November 15 for
iinnual Mlfh School Day nt A&T
College. 1
The exact total of 7,837
youngsten, nearly 1,000 marc
than last y««r’s record turnout,
swarmed abmit the campus par-,
ticlpating in a well Ech.?dulod |
program arranged for them. ■
Thfcy visited dormitories, class
rooms and laboratories and saw I
bow A&T students live, study
and learn. Special d;r.ionstra [
tfciu and exhibits in chemistry, ■
phjrcics, agriculture, hom^ eco
nomics, technical industries and
engineering were on review for
the visitors.
ITie youngsters consumed at
^fve luncheon meal more than,
i,SOO lbs. of tjirkey, 800 loaves
M bread, 1,500 lbs. of green
^flgetables and 10,000 ice cream; ,|
IVrvings. Many abo rcmainstd ^ the big^TJCwbu
*>' I tlons to the impro^f5»«P-
They yelled themselves | tiat Sunday School it
hoane, rooting for thsir favorite j due to a Shaw UfUvtrsity
Aggias who rolled over Virginia, teacher.
State College 34-6 in tho.lootbaUj Miss McTyre ixfan th«:chof*
gama, and applauded demon- ^ in June, 1957, when theiPoblish-
Ultrations by the bands from Vlr- ing Board decided to' inaufurata
ibtia State and A&T. The Army the improvement pvogfana-
ROTO drill team also enter-j During the summer of 1057,
Colleges
! Tony Ourtts «Ml •Mwy'Sirttl^, whose mutual
hatr«d «MT Aie^t for
froodHl ia'iiMtir fllB ” !IBZ
 nmjm tm %e««th«r I7 »
l«tMl «lMte «Ml th«lr vrltt irons.
UaittA
Shaw Uniifasity Te&cher Helps
Reviiw
tained them during the football
halftime.
NAACP Joins In
Push To Limit
Senate Debate
she spent three months working
on experimental
the children's writtri of tha
Board in NasRville, Tenn.
Along with a staff of l^rlters,
whe attended tha Cbviatian
• writers workshop at tha Aiheri*
lean Baptist Aggembly at Greoii
I Lake, Wisconsin.
Miss Emma Melton, now a
senior major in Religiolis 14uoa>
tion at Shaw, served a^ seertrtary
for the project.
WASHINGTON. D. C. i Since 1957, Miss McTyr# haf
TtMf Rational Association for continued to serve as a consul*
the ^kdvancement of Colored! to the program and'ma a
PtMie ha3 joined 16 other ^ CkiWre»*
tiaiiitf o**antaitions in calling Teacher Quarterlyj Duri«|(: «i«
Senate Majority Leader i summer of 1958, iha «U
Johnson “to support a ■ materials of tha ,Ghni||tit'»
Rule 22 at the opening of | Division for the FourOi Quieter.
Vut Senate of the 86th Congress These materials ara used cur-
Ip. that majority rule may once some 16,0^^ otorcbi
ainin prevail in our national schools served Jby tKT,'*!^^
gSilature.” I School Publishtag PoaJ^.; ' | . NEW YORK
I School officials, coiatnjiiAi*# An in(*ea«iig number of.
' ^ ■ Iftttar addressed to the 'M.ise McTyre'* work tb© )^hitt teen*a£Ql:s in Hie South are
^^aa Democrat, mads public publishing board, Mid thto '»eakiag' out in favor of inte
kcre laat we^, the organizations f grated schools, a survey in the
ui^ed rejectwm of the compro | “Shaw University ia happy new issue of Look Magazine dis-
miae proposal ta remstate a ^ member of its faculty ia closed today,
cldture rule providing for a vote making this significaHt;iCOitttribu-| Based on numerous inter
MISS MCTYRE
department of dliristian Mission
ary Education, she brings to her
position a wealth of knowledge
ajod experience.
mite Youths
dkayJnt^rajiioii
P? senators pregent wof)g of witl^ wixite hig^ gf^hnnl Herbert L. Wrightf
and votinir. This orooosal. they n r- _iV. y^i«+U o««ir f>vf4civ
proposal, they g^ptist Conveption, litukynAl the
orawed', a spurious compro-i churches which suppHt^ tiMi pro-
mlae^’ which “simply uses new ^ram of the Uhivw^itsr ara
language to freeze the present bombers of this ooavftitlo® a»d
fule and thus condemn meaning-| jj,is literature. 1^111 »wtlci-
ful civil rights legislation to the| keepin* ‘Wlt^ the
01ibuster dungeons where past
pixHiosals have perished.’’
Roy Wilkins signed the latter
on behalf of the NAACP, Other
aigners included Waltsr Rcuther,
UAW; James B. Carey, lUE;
Joseph L. Rauh, Jr., ADA;
Patrick Malin, ACLU; A . Philip
ftaiido^Ai SrbtheViipod of Sleep-
Mig BOTters; and Jacob S.
£ilMlgamated Clothing Workers Convention on Chri
^f 'Aibarite. tion in Tokyo.
^ — j As, head of
I Ifti#
University’s effort# ■at identify
ing itself with supportiniir and
helping to realize Baptift QbjeC'
tives, on the state and ndtional
levels
Miss McTy>*e has be«o igetive
in various Baptist , programs
locally and nationaUy fpr taany
years. During the su^miri’ of
1938, she attendedtbf| ^Orld
HOUR MART
(Incorporated)
FOR THE BEST IN DRT Cl
AND SERYijdE
400 West Main Street —*
keserte
aoMcoMrAin
etiidents, writer Fletcher Nne-
m reported that Fletcher’s new
ijSbels”, are advocating integra-
tiop publicly and “even aggres
slvely”.and that “the impace of
Six Million .
NAgHVtl^.^t:NN.;
The 13 Negro cblleges related
;o The Methodist CHurch he6d
least $6(«00,000 f«ii bnlldinfc and
Kiuipment. They irWb need- addi-
.ional funds for t#aeh«fa* sala
ries, scholarships, and emlow-
ment.
This information'is irt ft report
CO ba published soon by the Com-
n'.ssion on ChrlMian HiglMr
Education of The Methodift
Church, it was announced hcM
jy the, Rev. Dr. J6hn 6. iSrois.
Nashville, director of tte
mission. '
The 13 Methodist-i'elMtad Nt*
gro schools that beatfHcd Itttit
the annual offeriiv are lliUaftl
University, New Orle^; BM»*
nett College, Greeosbc^o, Vt.- C.;
Bethune-Cookman College, Day
tona Beach, Fla.; C]afli|l {Dollage,
Orangeburg, S. C.; Clark Col
lege, Atlanta; Paiqe College,
Augusta, Ga.; Hi^l
College, Austin,
Act Smith Colle
Ark.; Rust
Springs, Miss.;
(Tenn.) College,
Marshall, Texas;,
logical Seminary,
and Meharry Mecffta:
Nashville, Tenn.
received from youth and college
groups reflect the increased tem-
of ttie yiauth campaign:
Tlortda AktA UBiversHy, 446;
Hampton Institute, 425; Cleve
land, Ohio, 403; Jarvis Christian
College, Hawkins, Texas, 54;
Philadelphia, 314; Roper, North
Carolina, 50; Morehouse College,
90; E^t St. Louis, Illinois, 35;
inkstdr, Michigan, 237; and
Oklahoma City, 2,000.
and running thence In an, ■RjU. th^ 31 day ol Octobar. ber, 1958, and demur or anwer
easterly direction Nor* io 1968. . , to the complaint m s^d acti^
deg. or JCast 333.7 fept to jl Margaret B. P*at,-Clerk of the or the plaintiff will apply to the
gtaite» the souttfcastic ' ‘
7R
Tillotson
.‘Philan
Rock,
liieo-
Ga.;
School,
Durhamilfi :
"Re-ups'ferl
Years In |SMC
PARIS ISLin|fD. S, C.(
Marine Pvt. Charjps'C. Fuller
re-enlisted in the redular Sbtfine
Corps for three years Oct.,8),:at
the Marine Corps Reijrait fiepot,
Paris Island, S. C.
Fuller is the son o^ Ms. ai^d
Mrs. Leroy Fuller of . i35i9
Fayetteville St., Durham,
,He underwent 12 wee!
cruit training as a memtji
reserves and joined tl ^
Marine Corps on gradi
Fuller attend«d
Moore High School.
legal Notices
NCMHW CAROLINA)
DURHAM OTUNTY)
Durham County Civil Court
Notice Of Service Of Process
By Publication
eiARA 3. LEE, Plaintiff)
vs.
WINDOW LEE, Defendant)
'PO WINSLOW LEE:
Tikt notice tnat a pleading
leakiag relief against you has
bean filed in the above-named
actlM.
Tlw-Mture of the relief sought
la «a atMttutc divorce from the
bonds of matrimony on the
frounds of two years separation.
You are rwjuired to make de-
fmise to such pleading on or be
fore the 27 My of' January,
L9S9, and upon your failui;^ to
do so, tlie party teeking ser
vice upoti you will apply to the
Court for the relief sought.
This 21 day,^ Nov. 1958.
Margarat ,tk Best, Clerk,
Durham dounty Civil Court
McKissiek & Bi
Attomeyn
Nov. 29; Dec.,4. 11, 18
said i»ot No. 7
same plat; thence ina
ly direction North 0
West feet to
thence in an easterly
South 84 deg. 30’
teet to a stake; tha:
southerly direction,
deg. 53 East 2l5.tt f
stalce; thence in a west
rection North 84 de|
735 feet to a stake
east corner of Lot
L of plat hereinafter r«fi
to; tiience contimilng. »^
westerly direction uoA# .wt*
northern boundary line Of ifMt
No. 9 Block L South 80 Mg.
07’ West 325.8 feet to a rtWf*
in the property lihe of tW
i iM*,a
let aff w^t
e.thcdlg^
N6. 9 «6ek
Jerry
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Execu
tor of the Estate of J. T. Picrce,
decaased, late of Durham Coun
ty, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to exhibit
them to the undersigned at 114
W. Parrish Street, Durham,
North Carolina, on or before the
22 day of November, 1959 or
this notice witt be plead in bar
of thair recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
Inake immediate payment.
• This the 17th day of Novem
ber, 1958.
Mechanics and Farmers Bank,
Executor of the Estate of J. T.
Pierce, deceased.
Nov. 22, 29; Dec. 6, 13, 20, 27.
side of East Maplewood
:tner^ dii
along said East lfapl
‘■ ■‘■8.27*
thence in a northerly
Drive, North 6 deg.
50 feet.to a stake, the,
or placie of beginning. ''
SAME LOT NO. 8 Block.
Maplewood, IncorpvflW
per plat r^orded in Plat ■
15, page 41, office tff.
Register of Deeds of DUn
County, and Four and R
^ four hundredths (4.64) aOt
more or less, or land adjar"
to said Lot No. 8 Block L.
said 4.64 acres, more or
being a portion of the oH
tract of land conveyed to
corporation, part of which WHS
later subdivided and recorded
in Plat Book above mentioned,
and the remaining portion be
ing yet not subdividM,
which plat referettoe 4s kliteby
made for a more de»
scription of ame. Si® twd to
Willie W. Bass et wKj^'Book
192, page 410, Durham County
Registry. ;
This 11th day of November,
1958. ‘
William A. Marsh, J^, Com*
missioner
Nov. 15. 22. 29: Dec. 6
i;Qurt
■ham Cot^pty Civil
NqifJisil
Miry Roxbma'&g'ram Johnson
^ Plaintiff
vs.
Charlie iUhiry Jokaaoo, Jr.
Defendant
The above named defendant.
Court for the reUcf dertjan^d'tn
«»idMR)BTDia^HK / .
1!his the 31st day df'deMber,
1998.
Margaret B. Best Clet'K
Durham County OivU Court
C. O. ^^rson, Attomiy'
Now. 8. 16, 22, 39.
NOR'TH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUN'—
EXECUTOR'
HAVING QUALI
cutor of the Estate
JUTilann
as £xe-
harlotte
late of
Carolina.
ns hav*
estate to
NorS exhibit them to the undersign^
to se- 11^ West Parrish Street, Dur*
lehtt
Jvll Court. Durham.
Carolina, bjr the ptatntiff to se- . «
cttle an Umilate divorce from ham. North Carolina, on or be*
pw defeniaimt upon the eround *****
df two year* s»aration; that the notice will be plead in bar pf
deftnoimt will furthei* take their recovery. All persons in-
notKfthat He la required to ap- debted to said estate will pleaae
jear at thfe pfftce of the Clerk make immediate payment,
tf the Dtffhaih County Civil This the 20th day of October,
;obrt Of Durham. Nortn Caro- 1958.
Tirtv «0) W. J. Kennedy, Jr., Executor oi
ISn’^i&e^^ay of 5ecem- Charlotte Jeffer*
Makes Gains
N®W .YOlijK
NAACP youth and cojlege
units are moving towards timpw
high in youth membelHipi'ps,
youth secretary, reveled' ,tOd^y
New youth and, colle^ ynitii are
being orgeniped in vaf^iJS p^ta
of the country and, m aSdifion.
the fall youth m6mbGr8hii),.jirl,ve
tW;{r -^ews could grow with the is meeting with great succes^ ftp
years.” * | said.
The following rej^r^. itoSen y
IBERGAMOli
CONDITIONER
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•m^is TO MBP youl
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NORTH Cid^OLINA
DURHAM C^OUNTY
NOTICE
Under and by virtue of
order of the Superior Coflrt of
Durham County, made in the
Secial proceedings entitled
eehanics and Farmers Bank,
Adminiatrator of Ju^cn Dooley,
deceased, vs. Guy Dooley, Ethel
McNeil, Guy Dooley, Sr. and all
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
In Tl:
Court
NOTICE
ROSA WILSON FLEMING
Plaintiff
vs. '
DENNIS N. FLEMING
Defendant
The above named defendant.
Dennis N.-Fleming, will .telie
notice that an action entitlM n
above has been! commenead th
the Durham County Civil Court,
Durham. North Carolina, by the;
plaintiff to secure ah absolute
divorce from the defendant upon
the ground of two years separa^
tion; that the defendaht will
further take n^tice that he is t*~-
quired to appear at the office ol
an the Clerk of the Durham County
Civil Court of Durham. Nort^i
ifoU Catl’l: Afford
I
toMiggWhatWe
QfjEerl
; \m{:.
Carolina,' in .the Courthouse
Durham, on or before thirty?'
(30) days after the 1st day oft
December, 1958, and answer or,
demur to the complaint in said
Qottr\n r\y fVtA ^>>11
a.iu aii action^, the.Plamtlff Will ap-
other persons in esse who may demanded in
be heira at law of the deceased' coniplamt.
or interested in the subject
nyitter, the undersigned com-
4iissidner will on the 17th dpy
of- December, 1958, at twelve
o’clock, noon, at the courthouse
door in Durham, North Carolina,
oHtt to sale to the highest
bidder for cash that certain tract
of land lying and being in Dur
ham County, North Carolina,
and more particularly described
as follows;
BEGINNING at a stake in the
East property line of East
MaplejyoQd Ddve._tli£- sauih:^
east cornei; of Lot No. 7 Block
L of plat hereinafter mention
ed, property of Malissa Day,
NEW METHOD
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