tOflCCfnOf
caletftoteade
. The Greensboro Men’s Glee^club
celebrated their 25th anniv^ersary
with a coKccrl Thursday j night.
May 14, at the Saint Stephens
Christian church. The contort was
dHicated to Mrs. H. B. Lpgan of
T^xas, mother of the director.
A capacity audiencc o^ mlisic
lovers enjoyed selections ,Tiot only
by the glefe club but by two piano
sriections by Miss Myrtle, Cunning
ham, accompanist; (hree numbers
by the mal6 ensemble, directed by
Samuel Penn and ^ bass solo by
William Mebane.
The Glee Chib which was organ-
is»d in 1934 by the late Dr. J. C.
Waddy, presented tiveir director,
Mrs. Uloise Logan t^enn, With an
inscribed silver tray for her ^un
tiring devotioih to |,the club for
twetity flve j^jtars. She also receiv-
ed floral tributes. I
The glee club received a doria>
tion in memory of the late pt. J. C
Waddy. ft was made throfjrghwist
Sallie Jones and will be usett to-'
furnish the club wit(i more nttisic.
Members of the glee club are
william Mebane, president, 6am‘
uel jGuy, .vice president, GItover
Waller, secretary, UfVoy LinUsay,
Samual Penn, Horace V. Hbme,
Jamw Neal, T. E. Neal, IsaiaH En^
och, Julius Fulmore, Fleetwood
Howell, Thomas Murphy, Qewis
Richards, James Sttoffner ahd
James Tonkins. Leroy Lindsay^ and
Samuel Petin are charter glee
club members.
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Extenskms Wortters Hold Nedhg
EUZABETH CITY
The am- M .-e tha:» I.>) i: -r.ibey* tint
'■ nual State Con/er«,iice o* Exten- ytaff will be brwi'*':’ up to (tefe
I Sion Workers connected with the ^ developmrp.fs aOt
I A*T College Extension Service ^
•II 1. 1- 71 1. . practice* m fe.xt^r!sion at Hir litre
I will be i»eld here at Elizabetli
I City State Teaihers College, May meet.
25-2C. ■
AKLSN' li; HONORBfiS^Ailen
UnMMty. ^lOmbla; SoUtH Car
olina, has aiNidMockd that hbnor-
ary^d*flr««s wilt'be given to'four
outvtaiMllnB'tterten* dwriitg the
hMM(Vtl6h'» , 89fh •commence
ment ekerclnt at 10:00 AM,
Wedhesdy, May 2f. Aetoriikig
to Or. F'rantc tt. Veal, X1|e^t^‘f
president, leih at extreme rl^t,
Biianch Rlcbey, baseball '4x)Mu-
tivc, Pittiburgh, will recelv* a
Doctor of Humanities deglree.
To the right of Mr. Ricfcif t*
Rabbi Rvdolph M. Rosenthal,
Temple on the Heights, Cleve-
■ land^ wito wli> aito be iionored
by a degree of Doctbr of Human
ities. Moss H. Kc-ndrix, third
, from left, Washington, D. C.,
public relations‘Counselor, is re
ceiving the Doctor ot Laws de
gree, with Willis Johnson, sec
ond from right, Columbia lM*si-
ncssman and civic leader, being
given the Doctor of Humanities
degree..
Award from U.S. Agricuiture Department in Wash.
GilEENSBOItO — The State
Agent of the A&T College Exten
sion Service was to l>e cited today
(Tuesday, May 26) by the USDA
Department of Agriculture.
F B, E. Jones, in charge of the Ex
tension'Service here at the college
jSiftce. 194^ was scheduled to re-
t)^ive>>the .'Superior Service Award,
one, .of highest honors avail-
^able of professional woricers in
Agriculture,; in special ceremonies
at Washingtoh, D. C., this morn-
ingi -
' llie presentation ceremonies
.were set for Sylvian Theatre on
'^he ' Washington Monument
GVounds beginning at 10:30 A. M.
Jones, a 1933 graduate of A&T
X)ollege, holds the- M. S. Decree
in Agricultural Eklucation from
Cornell' IJniversity. He lias served
through, the ranks in Extension as
county agent in Craven County,
'1933-36 and as 4-H Club specia
list, 1936-43 prior to assuming his
present post.
Teadiers Pick
NEA Delegates
Election of delegate^ to the Na
tional Education Association con
vention and installation of officers
were held at the final meeting of
the Durham ' association of Public
School Tepchers on May 11.
The meeting was held at Pear-
so» achool,
•New officers, who will serve for
the next biennium, are Spencer
Wynn, president; L. S. Knox, vice
(Presideijt,* Mrs. R. R. Thomas,
treasuer'; Sfrs. Dorothy Mewberh.
secretary; and Mrs. Mary Baldwin,
asSiqtqnt secretary.
The leader of one of the ta^es^ ^ thus maicing the North Cai;olina
Extensioni programs with s{)ecii
LOTS For sale
, TfltMS TO SUIT rOU
'l’«nek Road, Stratford, Hills,
Redwood and Milton Road.
H. L. NOELL
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4niiwtihce
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AGENTS WANTED
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“ ■ Durham, JV. C. j |
reference to Negroes in the nation*
Joiies is credited with havMg oon^
tributed much tbward’ lifting; thd
living dtandards of .riiral famili^
in North Carolina thr6u^ Mfic-
ient supervision of, a staff of more
than 150 trained personnel. The
award is being given fjr.h»s “ejt,-
ceptional leadership in 4fvelop(
ing and guiding Exterisioni* ^orlr
among Negroes to a high pofpt of
efficiency, strength and prestige,
program one of the strongest in
the nation.”
Jones spearheaded a campaign
for more than $150,000 for the
construction of a recently com
pleted camp for 4-H Club in On
flow County in North Carolina.
T^e^; camp is considered' one of
the most modern of its type. '
He is married to the former
Miss Mamie Ycargin of Raleigh
and the couple has one son, Rob
ert, Jr.
Old North State Medical Wiety
Convention Dates Set June 9-11
GREENSBORO, —The 72nd an-Lincoln Hospital, Durham; Dr. J.
nual meeting of the Old North
State Medical Society to be  held
here at A&T College, June ,9-llv
will draw the largest delegation
A. Demaria, Dr. Doris A. Howell,
both associate professors .of Ped
iatries and Dr. Franic Engel, asso
ciate professor of Medicine, all of
in the history of the orgoniza- the Duke Medical School, Dur
tion.
Meeting simultaneously "“with
the medics are the Pharmacy
Section and their \yoman’s Aujt'
iliary and the total turnfi^t koT'
tiie three groups is expected 'W
exceed 300 persons. i-
An outstanding array of proM-
inent physicans and surgeons will
appear before the medics in gcieit'
tific sessions set for the siBCobd
ham; Dr. William H. Bulloclc, as
sociate professor of Medicine,
Howard University Med ic a 1
School, Washington, D. C., "and
Dr. R: ‘L. Swift, chief of Obster-
IricS and Gynecology Service at
the Litlcoln Hospital Durham.
On Thursday the doctors and
pharmacists will hear lectures on
“Death Taxes • State and Federal”
l>y James J. Sanson, Jr., assistant
day of the mieet on Wedj>osda)>,' i cashier. Mechanics and Farmers
June 10. ; 'Durham and “Rising Costs
Amp,US tl\e ;}i;wri^ns.,wiw. will
appear are: Dr. William ^A,,iCl^'
land, attending pediatrician at
: ^—t
of Hospital Care" 'by John; -G>
%ott, Memorial Hospital, Chapel
Hill.
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Jaclcsonville, Florida—Attorney
Daniel Wiebster Peritins, was re-
elepted Grand Master of the Gran^
Ijodge'of jthe Grand United Order
of'. Odd Fellows, District, NO. 27,
of the United States of America in
its session heire.
*' Attdsnejf Pericins has been iden
tified' with tlie National Business
League-sittce 1905.-He became a
life Member *. .0nder Dr. Horace
Suddati), President. is secretary
of the Executive Boa^d and Board
of Truste>s of Betiiune Cooicman
College aiid Florida Normal Indus
trial Memorial College; Vice Chair
man of the Alumni Association of
Shaw University; Chairman of the
legal-sUb-committee of the Duval
County United’ Negro College
Fund", |f«J|\mder:president of Clara
White Mission, Incorporated and
its subsidiaries.
LEGAL NOliCES
DURHAM COUNTY CIVIL COMRfi
NOTICE OF SERVICE OP
jjated this 18th day of May, 1899
J. J. HENDERSO.M, Trustee.
OV Biiki irATinM Hu»h Thompson, Attorney
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION 23 30; June 6, 13.
NORTH CAROUNA) -- „ CAROLINA
DURHAM COU.NTV) j DURHAM COUNTY
TO .MAGGIE R. BLAKENEY: NOTICE OF SALE
Taice notice that a pleading, ^ ^ ^ VIRTUE of
scCicing relief agamst you has power of sale contamed in a
. been filed on the above named ac-1 cerum Deed 'tt Trust executed by
tion Artiiur Sitinner ^
. .. .• . u.Ukiniipr dated the 22nd day of
and recorded _in
Uook 814,
the
/\riiiur
The nature of the relief ^ouiht ‘H* ^^,d,d m
is an absolute divorce from the 1,14^ page 428, in U»e office
bonds of matrimony
grounds of two years separation.
You are required to malce de
fense to ruch pleading on or be
fore the 6th dav of July, 1959, and
upon your tanure to do so, the
party seeking service upon you
will apply to the Court for the
rehef sought.
This 5th day of May, 1959.
Margaret B. Best
Clerk, Durham County
Civil Court
F. B. McKissick
Attorney
May 9, 16, 23, 30
NEW METHOD
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NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in a certain
deed ot trust executed by HU IE
A. EUBANKS, JR. et ux, .MARY U.
EUBANKS, dated November 1,
1957, and recorded in Book 602,
I Page 145, in the Office of the
' Register of Deeds of Durham
County, North Carolina, default
having been made in the payment
of the indebtedness thereby se
cured and said deed of trust being
by the terms thereof subject to
foreclosure, the undersigned, trus
tee will offer for sale at public
on to the highest bidder for
at the Courthouse door in j
pr»i»rtiin*i nt rcfcrcncG
PHONES:
2-7071 - S-6718
HUDSON
WELl CO.
Well Drillittg
Prices Are Reasonable
Ll.U I
\m m
reasons tor
.jurham. North Carolina, at NOON,
on the 25th day of June, 1959 the
property conveyed in said deed of
of the iiegister of Deeds of Dur
ham County, North Carolina, d^
fault having been made in the
payment of the ii^eWedness
thereby secured and said Deed of
uf Trust being by the terms there
of subject to forciosure, the un
dersigned Trustee will offer for
sale at public auction to the hi*^
eat bidder for cash at the Court
ioiise door in Durham. Nortn
Carolina, at noon, on tnt loiii
iay of June, 1959, the property
jonveyed in said deed of Trust,
the same lying and being in the
County of Durham and State of
.N’orth Carolina, in Patterson
township, and in the City of D^
ham, and more particular desmbed
js follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the
West side of Hoover Road, said
point being 250 feet in a south
eastern direction from the soiith-
Avenue and Hoover Road; thence
South 34 degs. 41 mins. Ea.'»t M
feet to a stake; thence South 55
degs. 19 mins. West 150 feet to
a stake; thence North a4 degs. 41
mins. West 50 feet to a stake;
thence North 55 degs. 19 mns.
East 150 feet to the point of be
ginning and being all of lot No.
6. Block C, as shown by the plat
of Pine View, and surveyed ana
platted by R. M. Pickard, Eng.,
March, 1929, and copied by J.
Ralph Weaver, Reg. Sur., Octob
er, 1945, (formerly The Pickette
Estate) . and duly recorded in
Plat Book 15. at Page 80, Dur
ham County Registry, to ^ich
hereby Tiade for a
more particular description, be
ing the oropertv conveyed to Mrs.
Hattie Bass by W. E. Dark and
trust the same jyihg and l^ing in | dated D^ember 10,
the County of Durham and State j recorded in Deed Book
of North Carolina, in Durham | ^na recorneu
Township, and more particulafly. THIS SALE will be made
described as follows: onhwt to all outstanding liens
BEGIWING at a f ^^e u^airtlxes aid mu-
East side of First Avenue, 7d.d . : , assessments
feet in a Northerly direction f?om dTv of May 1959.
the point where the East side of This
First Avenue, extended, intersectfi' McKissick
the Nefth side of Canterbury Cir- « McKissict
cle, at the Northwest corner of
Lot No. 195, and mnntng from
.said beginning point North 21 deg.
17’ East, along and with East side
of First Avenue, 65 feet to a stake;
thence South 75 deg. 36’ East
118.7 feet to a stake, at the North
east corner of Lot No. 195; thence
North'IS df.g. 36’ West, 119.3 feet
to a stake, the point of beginning,
and being Lot No. 194, in Section
Three, as shown on plat of “Sher-
Attomey
May 23. May 30; June 6, June 13.
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DURm^M COUNr/- CIVIL COURt
mOKIH CAaOLlKlA
UUKHAM COUNfY
NOI'ICE
Floyd Thomas Amey, Plaintiff
vs. lieairice uunon Aiiiey, Ueitiu*-
aiic.
rhc above named defendiUiL
Beatrice iiorion Amey, will
i.wpod Fwest, Marcn. ^ that an aciiur
and of Tecofd in Pl3t Bfwk 14, *i | aoyve has been L-oniiii
acuun entiiled^
L-oniiiienceu in Hkti
page 77, of the Registry of Durham 1 »jouuiy Civil vjoort, l>ur-
County, to which plat reference is , Carolina, by the plain
hereby made
lit! to secure an ateoiute divorce
choosing
Mayta^l
Here’s why you should bay
your applitince from Mont
gomery & Aldridge! ... We
offer Specielized Service;
the best equipped sliop in
Durham, including, parts
for all the appliances we
sell.
Montgomery And
Aldtidge Appliance
Company, Inc.
Cor. .Aforgsn ft Roney Sis.
Plioni 6183
Opposite Carolina Theatec
We Close
This willjie _s_oW defendant upon the
grounds of two years ^paratioo;
mat the defendant will further
take notice that she is required to
appear at the office of tne Cleric
ot Durham, North Carolina, in me
qof Durham, North Carolina, In tfte
Courthouse in Durham, uu or be
fore thirty (30) days after the 13th
day ot June, 1969, and answer or
demur to the complaiat in saiu ac
tion. or the plaifttilf will ap^ily to
tor; thie rcliei Uemi*i^i
ip sani Cofiifdaibt.
This, the-Hthi of Mu, 18S0.
Cterfc the ptu^suit
Margaret E Best ! -
Cuunty Citil Court
WSIia^ AXft«u|^, ^rJ
Attorney
May 16, 23, 30; June 6.
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“NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as adniinistra-
tri.x of the estate of Eugene Page^
deceased, late of Durham Counisr,
.Vorth Carolina, this is to notify all
:>ersons having claims against said
estate to exhibit them to the un
dersigned at 504 Elmira Avenue,
Durham, North Carolina, on or ^
fore the 17th day of June, 19to,
cr this notice will be pleaded in
bar ot their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 11th day of May, 1966.
Mrs. Jessie Atwater, admiais-
trairix of the esta.o of Eiuene
ject to all prior encumbrances and
all prior and 1959 Ad Valorem
taxes.
This sale will remain open for
ten (10) days to receive increased
bids as required by law.
J. J. HENDERSON
Trustee
William A. Marsh, Jr., Attorney
This 20th day of May, 1959.
May 23, 30, June 6. 13. -• .
,—
TRUSTE1B NldT^E t>F SALB: '
NORTH CA50UW '
dukham cOUnw
UNDER AKDiBY Vl^UE,of,th«
pdwer of sdlo 'contains In'm- Ifett-
tain deed of trust execiited tty
JOHN PRINCE and wife, ANNIE
STROUD PRINCE, dated the 19th
day of July, 1953, and recorded in
Book 506, page 39, in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Durham
C' anty. North Carolina, default
!• ving been made in the payment
t. the indebtedness thereby se-
cared and said deed of trust be
ing by the terms thereof subject
to foreclosure, the undersigned
trustee will offer for sale at pub
lic auction to the liighest bidder
for cash at the courthouse door in
Durham, North Carolina, at Noon,
on the 25th day of June. 1959, the
property conveyed in said deed of
trust, the same lying and being iiti
the County of Durham, and State
of North Carolina, in Durham
Township, and more particularly
described as follows, to-wit; '
BEGINNING at a stake on the
Pase, deceased.
West side of Second Street, same! Thompson
being 100 feet North of the North- . r 11 on
west intersection of Second anu May 16. 23. ,TO. June 6. 13. 20.
“C” Streets, thence in a westerly ■ *
direction 140 feet to a stake in the | DURHAM COUNTY CIVIL COUKT
easterifr side of a 20 fooi alley; 1 NORTH CAROLINA
thence in
northerly direction
DURHAM COUNTY
NOTICE.OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION!
George T. Brown, Plaintiff vs.
Irene J. Brown. DcfendanL
To Irene J. Brown:
Take notice that a pleading sakk-
ing relief against you has been
filed in the above named acti»i
The nature of the relief souAt
is an absolute divorce from Rw
twnds (rf matrimony on the grouids
of two years separation.
You are hereby requii*ed to
defense to such pleading 00 or
fore the 13th dav of Julte, II
ence is hereby made and had for> and upon your failure to do
a more particular description the pwty seeking service upoa ton
same. See deed from W. C. PouA-1 will apply to the Court for Um
'lexter, unmarried, to Rayford lief sought.
Stroud et ux Luella Stroud, both! This Uth day of Migr, 198B
now deceased, deed book SB. pagei Martaiat % Bast
*i|L Upon which is situated a housei Clark ot.Mt DwMm
UMad as 1QB5 Second Street. Coafeto cUm Cottrt
TTUS SA]:.E win reaAidn opaal r^. E.
for t«k di^ to racaiva liii iiiiarillfaigi'
rly
with the eastern side ot said alley,
50 feet to a stake; thence in an
easterly direction 140 teet to a
stake in the western sicie of Sec
ond Street; thence in a southerly
direction along the western side of
Second Street 50 feet to the pqhit
or place of beginning, same being
Lot -No. 20 in Bloek 31 of the B. J.
Parrish West Durham Property,
according to the plat thereof,
dated June 3. 1907, and now re
corded in the office of the Register
of Deeds of Durham County in Plat
Book 2, page 108, to which refer-