Revue; Over 300 from Throughout Area at Event
GRAHAM—Three hundred and
ten 4-H Club ihembers, their par-
«nU «Ad friends siteadod the
f«H«ty-w4de 4ress revue.
(In FrMay evenrng, April 24,
i«ere 4hM 800 parents and 4-H
dub meHriierg were present for
jhelr annual 4-H and Adult Dress
nevuc held at the county court
house.
I^al iress revues were heUl in
ds.semblies lit seven vf the county
schools at which time 34 local
pl»b.s modeled garments fecently
completed as a portion of their 4-
H Club projects for the year. The
number modeling at each school
were as follows:
Pleasant Grove with 10 dubs
represented modeled 108 garments,
Green Level, 1 club represented,
modeled 17 garments, Mebane with
7 clubs modeled 35 garments,
Graham with 6 clubs modeled 50
garments, FJon College and Rock
Cree* modeled 8. Green Level,
with 1 club, modeled 24 garments,
aover Carden with 10 clubs rep
6
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resented modeled 45 garments,
and MelviHe modeled 21.
A total «f 308 gacnients were
medeled in the ceunty schools. The
tep winners from each of the 33
ckibs (2 girls) modeled in the
county wide revue with aprons,
skirts, and dresses.
Fifty-nine home demonstration
women and their husbands model
ed for various occasions—church,
house work, shopping and picnics.
The state clothing specialist,
Mrs. Genievieve K. Greenlee, and
District Agent Mrs. Josephine S.
Weaver discus.scd briefly outstand
ing points which were timely, en
couraging and interest.
One tmndred twenty-five 4-H and
adalts modeled in the county re
vue.
Mrs. Mable Chav^r-a: |^mer 4
« (Unb w»ml>er trcm Mebane,
Jiidged aprons; Miss Annie M. Mur
ray—former county. home demon-
stratiph agent of Guilford County,
judged skirta; and Mrs. Mildred
Payton—Conty Home Economics
Agent of Chatham County, judged
dresses.
County 4-H champions selected
were as follows:
Aprons—Ethel Hurdle of Clover
Garden Club.
Skirts—Shirley Trent of Mebane
Club.
Dresses — (school outfit) Sarah
Graves, Clover Gard f;iub; (dressy
dress') Dorothy Pathersqn, Graham
Club; (sport outfit) Clayvon Gant
of Clover Garden Club and who
was also the grand county cham
pion.
CSayvon will represent the
county and model her outfit during
4-H Club week in Greensboro June
22-27.
The 4-H Clothing work was spon-
sfwed by Biller’s Jewelry of Burl
ington and the Burlington CTiam-
ber of Commerce.
O
Scientist Gets
Research Medal
Joseph E. Coleman, a U. S. De
partment of Agriculture scientist
employed in the Philadelphia area,
was awarded a gold medal last
week in New Orleans by the Amer
ican Oil Chemists' Society in recog
nition of a paper on animal fats
revearch presented before the so
ciety last fall in Chicago.
The paper described some of the
research Mr. Coleman is doing to
help find new uses for animal fats
now in increased surplus since the
development of synthetic deter
gents.
A committee of judges selected
-Mr. ColcmaftV as the b«st of -72
papers from the standpoints of
scientific merit and effective deli
very. This is the first time that
this prize, known as the Bond
Award, has been given.
An award certificate went to Dr.
Daniel Swern, Mr. Coleman’s su
pervisor and coauthor of the pa
per. Both are employed at the
Agricultural nesearch Service's
Eastern Utilization Uesearch and
Development DMsion in Wynd-
moor. Pa. (near Philadelphia).
Negro Methodisti
Show increase i
I NA5HV1LLE, Tenn. —The Cen
1 tral Jurisdiction of The Methodist
I (Church increased its church mem-1
I Ijorship by 10,630 durin? a recent i
I Bishops’ Evangelistic Crusade in I
i the jurisdiction. |
I “The crusade was the greatest
I and most successful concerted i
I evangelistic effort to be conducted i
; in the jurisdiction since its estab-
■ lishment about 20 years ago,” an-1
‘ nounced the Uev. Dr. ,W. D. L*ster,,
I Nashville. A staff member of the
who has developed into one of i Methodist General Board of Evan-
th* world, outstanriing arti*ts, he was bxecutive director,
win b* heard in recUal at Ben- | tTUsade.
IN BENNETT RECITAL^hl-
lippa Sehuylor, pianist, who gain-
el fame as a child prodigy and
nett College Friduy night at 8
p.m. In Pfeltter Chapel.
Rites for First
NAACP Member
Dr. Icster reported the crusade j
totals as follows:
Of the 10,030 new members, 4,-
272 were received on profession of
faith, 929 from other denomina-
I tions, 1,147 restored to the rail,
2,631 received but not ela.ssifie.,
land 1,651 enrolled in membership
CHTCAGO—Last rites were held | training classes to be received lat-
here last week for C.iptain Archie er.
Louis Weaver, last surviving char- Ndt counted as additional mem-
ter-member of the Chicago Ijranch i'>ers for the jurisdiction were 1,-
of tl>e NAACP ' 177 who were received by tran.'i-
Roy Wilkins, the .-V.«oclation’s| J™*"
«*xecutive secretary, wired Mrs, ■ ni 'trift
Weaver saying. "We have thous-1 ^he (^lumbus Ohm) D.str.ct,
ands of veteran members (hrough i i
out the nation, but few who eho.se .
— T r: r,
•AT., MAY ♦, mt
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"THI T««T« V*WnOLS»"
Georgia Farm Extensim Workir Is
ProflM to U.S. Agricuthre SfsH
A S. Bacon. Slate supervisor of Pnvidinsf on-the farm hMbr-
-N'egro Extension work in Georgia, home Cr.f»perative Rxtenmim ad-
are same 9uO cirtored ktrm
to remain active in the movement
year after year as did Captain
Weaver.
“He gave unmatched service to
the cause of equality and Treedom
throughout his lifetime and all
workers in that cause will miss
him,” Mr. Wilkins said. Capt,
Weavet died Tuesday, April 21.
Capt. Weaver served the,Chica
go branch in official cajiacity for
30 years as secretary, treasurer,
chairman of numerous commit
tees and as a member of the
executive committee.
son, Columbus, led all dislric?{s in
the jurisdiction with a total of S38
members received, including trans
fers.
Tliere were 24,830 pedestrians
injured crossing intersections with
the signal in their favor during
j 1958 in the United States. |
MISS ioNES
New Officer
Is Appointed
By Sorority
WASHINGTON D. C.
ise Avonne Jones, teenage pro-'
gram director of the YWC.\ of
Seattle and in.slructor at ilio Uni
vor.sity of Washington's School iii
Social Work, has been named as
sociate director of I’-jUa Sigma
Tlieta Sorority.
Miss Jones will be respon.nble
for developing the Sorority's na
tional public service projects.
These projects consist of dis
seminating information on mental
health problmes; volunteering for
community services; explaining
job opportunities to ninth-grade
teachers, guidance counselors and
parents; encouraging children to
read more widely in a library pro
ject called “Red the Winged
Horse;” and cementing god rela
tions abroad by providing tangible
aids under its international pro
ject.
O-—;
Cars that did not have the right
of way injured 608,400 and killed
3,890 persons on U. S. Highways
in 1958.
Tice
and home demonstration a'jeMa
wiio ba« their counsel on re^eareh
•esufts obtained by the De^tt-
ment, the St::te land-grant e*
has been appointed to the admin
istrative staff of the Federal Ex
ten.sion Service of the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture.
Already at work. Bacon will sue
ceed P. H. Stone upon his retire- leges, and the experiment statiocu.
rnent on June 30 t» a.s«istant to | There are abot 10,000 whitf agfcnis
the Assistant Administrator in, performing similar duties thrcBi^-
charge of the program work of nut the .N'ation.
the agency, which is the education- Bacon be.^an his Extension *»-
al arm of the Department. reer as an agent in hi* native
Like his predecessor. Bacon ailr Brooks *'ounty, Georgia, in IM3.
work primarily with State Exten ' Two years later he was promoted
! sion supervisor* throughout the ’ to assistant State sipervi^nr With
^ South in developing more effecli\« he.idquarters in Savannah: an# i*
' educational programs to as.sist the j 1955 he became State supervisor
Miss Elo-; millions of rural .Ne"ro p»-oplc in [ .»tii-n Mr Stcne, who ha«l heM that
the region. post, came to WashinJton,
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NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
HAVING qualified as Executor
of the Estate o f FEBBIE JOHN
SON, deceased, late of Durham
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to exhibit them
to the undersigned at 906 Mack-
lin Street, Durham, North Carolina,
ham County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
Deceased to exhibit them to the
mdersigne'! on or before the 18th
lay of April, 1960, or this Notice
,vill be pleaded in bar of their re
covery.
All persons indebted to said
Elstate will please make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This 13th day of April, 1959.
on or before the 20th day of April, ; EVERTA COX HOLLOWAY
1960, or this notice will be pleadHOLT STREET
in bar of their recovery. All Per- ouRHA*L NORTH CAROLINA
sons indebted to said estate are g PEARSON, II
asked to make immediate payment, j
This, the 13th day of April,1959. | j^qrtH CAROLINA
FREEMAN JOHNSON, EXECU-i
TOR OF THE ESTATE OF FEBBIE: SUPERIOR COURT
JOHNSON, DECEASED. ! NOTICE
M. HUGH THOMPSON, ATTWI- ^gvvis A. Wright and wife, Lu-
NEY. I cille Wright: L. Ernest Wright and
April. 18, 25; May 2, 9, 16, 23 I wife, Emma Wright; Isaac Wright
NEW METHOD
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DURHAM COUNTY CIVIL COURT
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA)
:ss.
DURHAM COUNTY)
and wife, Inez Wright. Petitioners
vs. Lettie King, single; Anna King,
single; Sam Kennedy, Joe .Ken-
I nedy; Will Kennedy, et al, defend-
[ ants.
I- The defendants, Lettie King,
! single, Anna King, single. Sam
COLEEN K. MOOR%-4>Uintiff. j Kennedy. Joe Kennedy, Will Kee-
vs. WILBERT Q, MOORE, Defend- j nedy. Katie Walters, Theodore
ant. I Walters. Robert McKnight, MatU-
TO WILBERT Q. MOORE: | da McKnight, Willie Mae Me-
Take notice that a pleading seek- i Knight, Albert McKnight. Lucias
ing relief against you has been 1 McKnight, Theodore Whitworth,
filed in the above named action. \ Jessie Mae King, Chasie White-
The nature of the relief sought] side, Estelle Whitworth, Varner
is an absolute divorce from the! Whitworth, Ella Ruth Lawrence,
bonds of matrimony on the i Wadell Lawrence Katherlene Law-
grounds of two years separation. I Wnght. Bealnec L»v^
44- -rr rrnitirrrf fn mnlcr dc i Ophelia Walker, heu^ at law
' Kir o , iw» i 0^ A- McKnight, deceased, and
ense to such pleading on „ther persons m esse or not in
fore the 15th day of June, , |
and upon your failure to do so, deceased, or interested
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Wfi Close Every Wednesday
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the party seeking service upon
you will apply to the Court for the
relief sought.
This 15th day of April, 1959.
Margaret B. Best
Clerk of the Durham
County Civil Court ;
I F. B. McKissick |
Attorney
I April IS, 25; M^y 2. % , ^ ■,
j NO^T^ CAROLINA
I DUftHAM COUNTY
I NOTICE ta CRfeD)T9JtS ^
I Having qualified as the Admin-
] istrator of the estate of Luther S.
Gilliard, late of Durham County,
North Carolina, thi^ is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to exhibit them to the
undersigned at 144 W. Parrish
Street, Durham North Carolina on
I or before April 10, 1960 or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This 13th day of April, 1959
Mechanics & Farmers Bank, Ad
ministrator of the Estate of Lu
ther S. Gilliard, deceased.
April 18, 25; May 2, 9, 16, 23.
in the subject matter, will take
notice that a special proceeding
entitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Durham County. North Carolina,
by the petitioners for a partitiun
or division of said land as tenants
in common and heirs of law ai
the deceased.
’And sdid: d^tSMlants will fur-
tter.tate, notice that they aj^ le-
qwred to apepar at the offi^.^
the Clerk cf Superior Court of
Durham ^^th Carelina,
ih' his ofm-e Court Ho«^ in
Durham, North Carolina. And an
swer or demur to the petitiOB filed
in said proceeding on or before
ten days after the 23rd day of
May, 1959, or petitioners wfll ap
ply to the Court for the relief de
manded in said petition.
This 20th day of April, 186ft
JAS. R. STO|NE
Clerk of the Superior Court
C. J. Gates, AttMney.
April 25. May 2, 9, 10.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
Having qualified as Executor oflcLAJlENCE WATTS. Defemhmt
the Elstate of LULLI£ V. JACKSON,! Infgot
deceased, late of Durham County, [ y*. CLARENCE W.ATTS. Defendut
DURHAM COUNTY CIVIL COURT
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
iOKTH CAROUNA)
DURHAM COUNTY)
EDDIE WEEKS and wife, HAZEL
G. WEEKS, Petitioners, For the
Adoption of John Doe, Minor vs.
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims agAioil
said Estate to exhibit them to tMI':
undersigned, at 2306 Crest Streak'
Durham, North Carolina, on er lie-
fore the 11th day of April, 1980,
or this notice wfil be pleaded in
bar of their reeoveiy.
All persons indebted to said Es
tate will please make immediate
payment.
This 2nd day of April, 1959L
CHARLIE DAVIS, Executor
C. O. PEARSON. Attorney
Apr. 11. 18, 25, May 2, B, 16
ADMINISTRATOR NOBefc'
TO CLARENCE WATTS:
notice that a pleading seek'
^*reUef against you has
ilk thft a'jove-named aclti
le ^ture of the relief
is for the Adoption of Johi
Minor.
You at r aereoy required to
defense tu such pleading oa i
fore the 9th day of Jub^
and upon your failure to do
parties seeking service
u|K]« you will apply to ttt ,
for the relief soi^ht.
This the 28th day at
jr Kis^
Attorney
May 2.9, m