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the: ca^rolin4 MM ueaemtEer I TIMEfl SAT, AJPflli 2; MM H» Week’s Guide To Tebvl^ and Badio Programs (CH. 5) MTUJIDAV. ATRIL 2 »i» WK Piolun* •c30 The Scho«l Slory “Oowd«i Ont” MHXk Howjy r«oo«ly (Color) 16:30. Rutf 'n Reldy 11:00) Pun Time 11:30 Cirws Boy 11K» My Tni« Story ia-.30 DetocliWs D%»ry 1K)0 ■fteMUe S;00 NBA Bask«tbaU 4;3(K Florida Derhy 5:90 dumpiondiip Wraatling Onie A llarrlel %00> L>«man V:3&BsMinza (Color) S-JOIlM Man ft Th* CImUmkc •:00 Ik* Deputy t:30i J—I'liey to Understanding t0;90i 0Mth Valley Day* 11:S0 Ni«litmai« “Callinf! Dr. Death” hm Chaney, J. CarroU Nash SUNDAY, APRIL 3 »:00 Contemporary 60 “Othellc” IIHX) ChuBch Servica 12:00 Christophers 12:30 Oral Roberts “The Religious Revival To day” 1:00 Church of Our Fathers 1:30 U i« Written “The Power of Transformed Thinking” 2:00 Circuit Eider “Few Th«r« Thare Be That Find It” S:30 Sunday Movie (TBA) S:00 TBA 3:30 Saber of London 4:(X> Facts of the Matter 4:15 Carolina News Review 4:30 (Championship Golf S:30 (Concert In Brass 8;00 Walt Disney 7:00 Maverick 8:00 Sunday Showcase Ira Hayes Story 9:00 Chevy Show Coior) 10:00 Loretta Young 10:30' Million Dollar Movie “^a Devils”—Rock Hudson Yvonne de Carlo MONDAY. APRIL 4 8:30 Farm Shew 7:09 Today 8:00 Romper Boom 18:00 Doug Re Hi 18:30 Play Your Hunch 11:00'Price is Right (Color) 11:30' Ckmcentration 13:00 Ituth or Consequences U.30 It Could Be You (Color) l.-OO Amos, Andy & Friends . “Kingfish Becomes A Press « Agent” 2:08 Queon For A Day 2:30; Loretta Young i:OKYwng Dr. Malone 1:38^ From These Roots 4:04; Coo^ Theatre 8JW Advrature Theatre R08 Cap’n Five .. #39 Abfaatt iC^oateUo £00:*Cap7i Five fil^Statelino Weather t^OO I News :i;:06 V'light “CHiopper Pour” TJfi Untoiicfaables “4 Dm Delay” 8:30 Bop Hw Show 8:30 Alcoa Aeater 10:00 Oscar Night In Hollywood 10:30 Academy Awards 12:30 Jack Paar TUESDAY, APRIL 5 Farm Show Today Romseif Room Dou^ Re Mi Play Your Hunch Price Is Right (Color) Conceotration Trutll or Consequences It Could. Be You «iMor), Amos *n Aady i i “The Meal Ticket” Queen For A Day Loretta Youn^ You«g Dr. Maione From Theae Roots Comedy Thmitre Adventure Theatre Cap’B Five Quick I^w McGraw Cap’b S Stateline Weather Reeve NBC News The Lone Ranger The Real McCoyt Donna Reed Ford Startime Rifliuiun H-S4j|tiMi Strikee 4 Spares Award* Dalettve 8:30 7:08 8:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12.30 1:00 2:00 2:30 3:06 8:30 4:00 4:30 S:00 S:30 8:00 8:10 8:25 8:30 8.4S 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 8:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:10 11:15 Jack WIOM^DAY, AKIi 6 8:30 Farm. Sfaav 7:(iO Todar 9:00 Ronliper B«ms 10:0Q Doug Re Mi lOJO Hajr Vour Hunch 11:M Price It Right 11:30 ConcentratiM 12:08 Truth or .CoommIUCMM 12:38 It Onild a« Ylw (Color) li» Amos/ AMto A rcknds ^ “The BMSfet" 2:08 2uee« For A Day 2:88 Loretta Young SaOf Youac Or. Malone From TIlMe Roots 4188 Comedy 'Ibeatre a Adventure Tbcaru Cap’B Fire ( Oa^Mlo five 10:.I0 WiehUa Town ' 11:08 Datelina 11:10 SpartoUne 11:15 Jack Paar THUftSOAV,. AMUfc T 8:30 Farm Show 7:08 Today 0:IW Romper Room 10:00 Dough Ra Ml IO:.W Play Yotir Humeh 11:00 Price Is Right (CDMT 11:38 ConcentratteR 12:08 TnUb or CameqiMBcea 12:30 U CmiM Be You (Colnr) 1:00 Amea ’n Andj* “Second HonevmwHi” 2:00 )iieen Pei A Dajr 2:30 Leretta VouMg 3(00 Yomig Dr. IbloMe 3:30 From These Roete 4:00 Comedy Theatre 4:30 Adventure Theatre 5:00 Cap’n Fiva 5:30 HncUeberry Hound 6:00 (}ap’n Five 8:10 Stateline 8:25 Weather 8:30 Reeve fl;« NBC News 7:00 Cannonball 7:30 Lookup No; 1W22. 8:00 Bat Mastenon , 8:30 Johnny StAccato 0:00 Bachelor Father' 9:30 Ernie Fbrd (fWor> 10:00 Groucho Mat^ 10;W Lawless Yekrs VLOO Dateline 11:10 Weather 11:15 Ja^ t*aar FRiOAY, APML • 0:30 Farm Show 7:00 Today , ' ' 9:00 Romper HoOm '' •' lOiOO Dough Re Ht 10:30 Medic. “Doctor Impossible" 11:00 Price Is llight (Color) 11:30 Concentratldn 12:60 TruUi. or Cbtmequences 12:30 It Could Be (Color) 1:00 Amos 'n Andy ‘ “Father By Proxy” 2:00 Queen For A i»ay 2:30 Loretta Young 3:00 Young Dr. Maldne 3:30 From, These RtiotS' 4:00 Comedy Tjtealre 4:30 Adventure Thutte 5:00 Cap’n Five » ■ 5:30 Supermai) Ne. (M3 . 6:00 Cap’n- Fjve 6:10 Stateline 6:25 Weather 6:30 Reeve: Spo^tB 8:45 NBC News 7:00 The Early Show “Stdrm 5'ear‘'-^ornel Wilde, Jean Wallace Dan Diwyea 8:25 PoliUcal 8:30 Aft Carney S()ow 9:80 Amos & Andy 10:W Cavalcade of Sports 10:45 Phillies Jsck^ towline M:OQ ]?ateline ^ ll:li) Weather,' 1145 Jttck 3/fft J jATUI|pAY.. AMHL 2 ■ntcpligk. ^8 ijWthole 0»9t Xtivaroa. HRipe # .J|Wd|B^. — Paul Wtflcb^ Sky Jayce«i HJ^rid Corti t Cham^omhlp Bridge Saturday Mati; 4:00 4: 5:00 6:00 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 18:00 10:30 11:00 12:00 “Abbott and Frankensteltr Dick Clavic ello Meet Dennis Ot&Bffe All Star Top ten~^ODU>n . Robert Tayhtf Perry Mason Wahted:Bwul d^.Alive Mr. Lucky Have Gunr-^WIU Travel GunamOke Manhunt Country Styio Count of Monte Cristo rCote> SUNDAY, yU*lMk t. 10:15 Christian SCienee 10:30 Look Up Uve 11:00 For Your Intoraution 11:80 School Story 12:08 CBS TV WotMiap 12:59 Harry Rnsoiiet $i the 1:00 Ranch Party 1:80 niis is the Answer 2:00 CbBmBiMsl^iP> Bowliif 3sOO Sports 4:30 Face the Nation 5:00 Broken Arrow 5:30 SteSC 7 6:00 Casey Jones 8:30 TiwenUeUi CefUucy 7:00 Alaskans 8:00 ^ SuUivaa 9:08 G. E. Theetoe^ ' . . 0:30 Hitchcock 10:8a JMk Be«nr 10:30 What’s My Line .14:88 Strndqi Vew 11:15 Sunday Star Theatre “CU^K ShivM MONPAY, APRIL 4 M8 IteadlRg- >regww> 6.-30 Reading Program 7:00. 7:05 Morning Jamboree 8:80 News 8:10 CaeoUna Uoming 8:18 C^iKaiii Kkngaroo 9:80 Cmwm 8b0f 10:00 Morning Ptayhouie 10:30 On the Cio lt:0» I l«ve LW9 Ikae Deceodtar Bride lioo Love i4 Ufa 12:30 Bums and Allen 1:00 ^eg» Mamt Show 1:80 As World Tiww 2.-88 For Better of Wotw Md Mouse faMf Mdlie MiOimuire I Jo nie Vetdirt 1r y«an 4-!o0 For Ladies Only 4MA Secret Storm 4:80 Sdie 4f Night S.-80 AMcaied» Bmdrttnrt 9M ImtU 8(40 Weather 8(45 Doug Edwards tt News ion Rnrdiv IhMrctl 5:80 Roll Jordsui Show Z:ao Cheyenne 8(30 Bing Crosby Special 8(80 Danny Thomas Show 8i30 Ann Sotliem Shew UbOO Utunesy 18:30 June Allyson Show IMO Phillips 86 Nkws U:15' Star Theatre “Missing Juror" TUSSOAV, AMUt. 3 8:80 Reading Program 8(30 Reading Program 7:80 Morning Jamboree 8;00: News 8:10 Carolina Morning New» 8c(N) Cartaon Shop t8c80 Morning Playhouse IftSO On The Go. 11:00 I Love Lucy . 11:30 December Bride 12i;00 Love of Life 12:30 Bams snd Allen 1:00 Peg^ Mann Show k30 As The World Turns 2:00 For Better or Worse 2:30 Uousepartv / 8:00 MlOionaire 3:30^ Vedibt Veurs 4:00 For La^ Oiiiy 4:34 Ed^ of NMl 5;()0 American wiwUind 5:30 Rocj^y & Hts niends 6:00 Dennis the Menace ftao Vour Esso RetK^r 6:4t> Weather . Qt43 Doug Edwards ft The News 7:00* To The Tnrth 7:30 (Mympi«» Msny Lo«es 6f Debii^ G^lis 9'OOt Tightr/op« , ‘ . • 9:30 8ed SfieUon lOiOO (Sarry Meiore IkOO PhilUtM 88 News 11:1S Star 13i«atE« 11:15, Star Theatre ■ “What Happened in Wiscon sin” WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6 6:00 Reading I’rogram T:(ll) Morning Jamboree 8:00 News 9:1A Carolina Momiqg News 8:18 (Captain Kangkroo 9:00 Cahobn Shop ' tO:OV Morning I^Iayhouse 10:90 On The Go ‘ 11:09 I Love Liicy 11:36 December Brtde 12:08 tove of life t^:tO Burns and Allen 1:00' Peggy .Mann, Show 1:M As The WocM turns 2:00 For Belter or Worse 2:30 Houseparty 3:00 Millionaire 3:30 Verdict 18 Yours 4:(X) Foe Ladies Only 4:15 Secret Stc^ , , 4:30 Edge of Night 5:98 AmerKaa Batidstsnd 5:iO: M)r Friend rUeka 8:00 Fan House 6:80 Your Esso Reporter 6:40 Weather «;4Bt Boufi Edwsrd li The News 7;(» The RelWl • 7-80 77 atansel Strip ' STATION WAAA WtRstoii'«Sa])Hii SATURDAY - Same as daily until 3:00 p.m. 3:00 TrJpl* A Cfub at Mateitie Temple « 5:00 Roll Jordan SUNDAY 7:00 3ign on ‘ 7:08 Smsntional Southb8iiers 7:30 to ^ Garden (Rev. ilayward) 7:48 Quartet Time 8:00 The Crusaders R:3Q A Visit with the Shut-ins 8:38 Album Time 8:49 Temple True Vine liottnes* diut^ (Rev. Venson) 8:30 Golden Harmeneei^ 8:88 Men Into Space deOP wUHeaairt 1‘treGot A Secret •cie Circle Theatre Newt. 1();00 ATmsironi 11:00 PUlJiBst ri:iS Star Thealre ■ ; “H«f Sister^s Secret” THUKSDAT, APRIL 7 d:JDO Reading 7:00 Farm 7:00 Morning Jamboree 8:00 Ne#» - 8:M Caeelina Morning News 9:15 Captain Kangdroo 9:09 Cajrtoion ;^op ‘ 10:00 Mbmlng pikyhoiise 10:30 On The Go 11:00 I Love Lucy U:W December Bride 12:00 Lbve of IJIe 12:^ Burns and Allen 1:06 Peggy Mann Sh6W” 1:30 As 'I’he World Turns 2:00 For Better or Worse 2:30 House Party 3:00 Miilimaire 3:30 Verdict Is Ypurs 4^00 FOr Ladies Only 4:18 Secret Storm 4:0 Edge of Night 8;00 American Bandstand 5:90 Rocky and His Friends 8:08 Pun Hoitse Your Eaeo Reporter €i40 Weether 8;4S Doug Edward- It The News 7:00 Adventure In Paradise 8:88 Better lfutto» 8:SaJolUU>K Ring9 9:00 Zane Gray Theatre 0:30 Markham 11:15 Star Theatre UrOOi niilliBe 80 News 11:15 Star llieatre “They Were Se. YoUMg” FRIOAY, APRIL 8 8:09 ReedMg 7:00 Morning Jamboree iQ8'€B»Nnrs 7:00 Carolina Morning News 8:Ui CwtllK KliWfSeo 9:00 Cartoon Shop 18:0a Macwng. PUyhouse 18:38 Ob Th» Gtt 11:00 I Love Lucy M«8 ■eeenbM Mdl» 12:00 Love ot Life iZiSO. Buns 4 Allen 1:00 Peggy Mann ^ow 1:30 As The World Turns 2:00 For Better or Worse , 2:80 Heuseparty ^QO MiUioiuire. 3:30 The Vedlct Is Yoon 4:00 For Ladies Only 4:16 Semt Storm 4:80 Sdi;e of Knight 5:M Aia^can Bandstand 5:30 Rin Tin Tin 6:00 Fuo House 0:3ft roar Esso Reporter 8:40 Wefither 8;4&Hoiig Edwards ft The News 7‘.00 U. S. Marshall 70P Rawhide &39 Hotel De Paree 8:M Olympics lO^OO ^ight Zoa* 10;30 l^ewitness to History 11:89 PMUm m N»m ILU 8kK ftestre 10:00 YKCA-YWCA Ptokram Wrigljt 10:15 Johnson ft Wright Ftttienil Rome Pronam * . > % 10:30 Pet Milk ProBrajn' * * ' 11:00 Hynm of the UMyr' . 11:05 Morning Worship'.ft'Jrst ^ CtUrvy Qsftisl .Cliufoh) 12:d0 Songit fbr Sunday ' . 12:20 Weitllef: Ttiepoft^ ; ‘ 12:25 SMiai'Security' Ui:30 Christ Tempb HolWs . Church . 1:00 Echoes of C?ilvary 1:30'Bill Landford l^ow 2:30 church of ^Christ (Bishop S. 3:30 Music for SUtid^' 4;46 Mr4. Jo Ann Clenleivt ■. 4:00 Gate of Zion HOlitiesv' Church i* 5:30 Ml^ip for Sunday. ' 5:45 Organ Reveries ' i 6:00 Sign off ; . MOMOAY-MinAV . . . i. , 5:00 Wake up Time'" With' Bob Roundtree ' i . “ 7:00 Big Brea^ast whh Bob Roundtree 9:00 Home Companion with' Oscar Alexander 10:00 Morning pevoUons > lO:15 Obituary Column >> 10:30 Sin Ltodfc^ Show ll:08v Larry Wmiams j^6w 1:00 Daddy-0 Alexander Show — : ^i uu,.^ Radio Station WSRC 14lfeC .. \ . MONbAY THROUGH PftlbAY 5:00 Bill Hennessee ShoWi,, 7:08 The Norfley Vhitted $how 8:30 The Raleigh'llour 'i' 8:M. Bells of Joy 10:00 Dr. ^ive Show 11:08 Mother of the . Wwk 11:18 Spiritual Sehoes , 11:58 News,' W^iheri ^ort» , 12:15 Farm N^s,, ObittMI^M 12:30 Pop Shop ' , 1:30 Dr. Jive'Show twV, 3:00 Carolina Radio Sho%/ 4:30 Ootjpel. Traih- ’ '---i.' JS:00 Round Ui> ft Sign Off • ‘.j' saTVROay 5:00 Bill Hennessee Shov^V ' 7:00 'Qie Norfley Whittedvl^dV? v 9:00 The Durham-Orange I , Farm Hour , 9:1S Sweet Chariot with BiU| , Bill Qeataeme v , 10:00 Showcase, 10:18 Saturday Frolic'with: Bill Hennessee j 12:00 News Weather and i . Obituaries 12:10 Top Tunes of Week 1:15 Civil Defense Pregraip 1!30 Party Time ■ ^ 3:30 Cardllna &adio Show 4:30 Gospel Train 6:00 WSRC Round Up .. Sign Off , ' sumday ■ 6:00 Spiritual Echoes' 8:00 Amey Singers 8:15 Music for Sunday 8:30 Susie Weaver Singers 8:45 Gethsemane Male Cbotus 9:00 The Pet Milk Progrim 9:80 Cooper Four }uartet 9:45 Hiffps of Harmeny 10:80 Music f«r ISunday 11:00 Church Service 12:W News, Weather : . 12:10 Obituaries . 12:U Album of Stars 2:00 Gospel Train 3:00 Bishop S. C. Johnson 4:30 Bishop Saunders. 4:30 True Way Holiness (Aurch 5:00' Hi-Ways to Heav*a , 6:10 Evening l^ayer . ' Oft Over 5,000 Are r«f a at a al 1 OpKKO rOr GREENSBORO—Wore .Uan 2,000 Mih school girls from throughout the State are expected to attend tMa annual con^ntion of the N. Cl Association of New Homemak er'of America to be held here at Ate’S College on Saturday, April h. tGreensboro attorney, Mrs. Ei- rdtta M. Alexander, will deliver ttic main address at the morning a^psibn. Other speaker^ include: •Pi. Warmoth T. (jibbs, president a the college and Herman Bi^n- , Burlington, State treasurer of tnre North Caiolina Association of New Farmers of America. Nearly 100 of tho visitinc; girls MU be cited during the one day 4eei for outstanding achievement jn various projects sponsored by tile organization. - tiring State president. Frances teown, Douglass High School, ^aksvllle, will preside at the ses sions. l!b« oonventioA is being handl ed-iincler the supervision of Mrs. Karie C, Jkioffiit, Durham, area 4l^(pe^i8or of Vocational Home Be«;mMnic8, -> 6|her Stete^ oAleers of the or- l^riiiUtion for 1959-60 include: Hogan« Iinc(rin High School, iillssel Hill,, vice president: Jitnnie Jtallette, R. B. Dean High School, llintons secretary; Ma^ne Peele, y^dfort County High Sehool, Pan- tego, treasurer, Jean Kea, Cone- toe High Schol, ConetAe, reporter; ^renda Long, J. H. Gunn High school, Charlotte parliamentarian; Cftrolyn Williams, Olive Hill High tehbol, Morganton, historian and Doris Greene, Morningside High School, Statesville, song lead^. Sign Marriage Of Miss Johnson & Rep. Diggs Told Dr. and Mrs. John W. Mfixwell, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, an nounce the marriage of Mrs. Max well’s daughter, Anna Katherine Johnson, to 'Fhe Hen. Cheries ■ C. Diggs, Jr., (D-Mich.), Member of Congress. Her father was the late 'Hpward University Treasurer, V. V. Johnston. Fol|if,wing a whirl- "wind courtship, Mies Johnston and Rep. Diggs were married- on Mar. 3, I960 at Elkton, Md. .'Former Miss Johnston, 27. is a 1KS7 graduate of Yale University Law School and a Laher Depart- nienit Lawyer, working in the Soli- "^it'or’s Office in the Nation’s Capi- ital. Member of a prominent Wash- ■>Wgti)n, I). C.. family, _Mrs. Diggs, /Jr^,' before attending Yale was graduated from Northfield School for Girls, at Northfield, Mass., and 'Barndrd College, N .Y. Young Congressman Diggs, 37, now. serving his ^ird term in the 'IT. S. House of Representatives, at tended the University of Michigan, and! Fisk University, Nashville, Tonn., before his education was Interrupted by serving in the Air Force during ~W. W. U. Following his discharge as a Lieutenant in 1954, he completed his education 'at Wayne State University. De- troii. Congressman Diggs is the son of former Michigan Sfate Senator Charles C. Diggs, Sr., and Mrs. DigBs of Detroit, Michigan. He' is President of Detroit Metropolitan Mutual Assuranre Company, oper ating in MiclHgan and Missouri, '^nd Vice-President of Diggs ifnter- prises. The couple will reside in the .^shionable Capital Park Manor in the District of Columbia, during sessions of Congress, and at 505 E. Boston Blvd., in Detroit. Mich., after adjournment. ST. TEL: 3-6521 HONORED t. ». MeKlnney, Center, dean, Jkhnsen 'C. Smith Univtrtify, Ctti(rlo|te, (I. C., and formsr defir at A mhI t Co/lege, wM awarded the hoMorary Doc tor of Laws deyrea by A & T it the recent alinual convention of Hte National Asaoclatlon of CollHiate Deans, and llegittrars held in Oreensbero, N. C. Dr. Warm«:h T. Gibbs, A & T president, presents t4vk degree as \ Edwin I*. Thorpe, ist*«t*rv 1? the organliation and regiftrar «t Florida A t. tf! UnlversMy, Tallahassee, Pla., hlmseM "k graduate of A A' T, loelle en from rifht. increasing Ntiniiers and With Varied i!4e(ho(t$ V- NEW YORK — ,In a variety of swlftiy organized and inventive ways great numhers of northern coUege'students this week indicat ed dverwhelming support of the South’s Negro student demonstra tors. Meanwhile, a number of NAACP colle{j« chapter leaders in the Spilth, who have spearheaded the drive- against segregated facilities, took leave from front-line activities to speak in distant cities on be half of their cause. ‘ They addressed NAACP-spon sored rallies in Washingtoh, New York, Columbia, Detroit, San Fran cisco and Hartford, Conn., as fel low students in many of the North’s foremost institution march ed, prayed, staged sympathy “sit- ins,” picketed and collected stu dent defense funds. At OberlV, College in Ohio sW- dents collecte^N>ver;^$2,000 fpr de fense of tl\e Nashv\lle students. On far-North' campu^s such as Wheaton CoWsge st Norton Mess., students trooped through nearby towns collecting student aid funds. COLLEGE GIRLS DEMONSTRATE In Saratoga Springs. H. Y., about 20 Skidmore (Allege faojlty mem bers joined 200 college girls in a demonstration against lunch coun ter discrimination in the South. Even medical students .set aside their books and took protest pla cards At.New Haven, 35 Yale medical students, operating in four shifis, pickted three midtown c^ain stores. Meantime, *Y le divinity students and faculty announced.a “silent march” around the city’s NEW METHOD LAUNDRY and Dry Cleaners 405 Roxboro Street BRQAD ST. BRANCH HOG Broad Street QUICK . SERVICE WASH TUB Roxboro RvaJ *t Avoadale priT# tm MAnAo CMiinAM Heze’s why too shguld buy your appUanie from Mont' goatery St Aldridge! ... We offer SpMialbed Scrvide; Um best equipped shop in DnrfaAfla, inclndioc parts for all the appliaa«es we oeU. Montgomery And Aldtidge Appliance Company, Inc. Cor. Morgan Sc Boney Sts. Phone 6183 Opposite CaxoUaa XhcAtre We Close ESvery Wedtaesday at 1 P. 21 main square., . - NAACP Youth Secretary Herbert Wrighi, who has coordirtated many of the student activities in the South, said, “The increased activity by college students has brought new NAACP-membership aUd re quest for formation' of neir college chapters in such schools as Vassar, Bennington, and Brandeis Univer sity.” Whilp »Vassar, at PoughkeepsiCi N. Y., has no formal chapter, its istudent body 1^ by a Negro mi- dergraduate, Miss Msrion (iray, ‘ . staged widely publicized demon- '‘■- stretions at vsriety stcires in that city. As if synchroniied to- set st the same time, College girls at Bennington and Smith Colleges launched similar protests. 300 PICKET IN NEW YORK In Nfew York, 300 NAACnf* stu dent leaders from New York Uni- (See Student^ Page H FUEL OIL - KEROSENE Metered Delivery Telephone 8-1217 KENAN OIL COMPANY HILLSBORO ROAD DUKHAM, N. C. 100 PROOF MADE FROM GRMN BY L. RELSKY t CIE., HARTFORD, CONN. The Mmk in your Cifc | YOU and Ours K increasingly a notion of homeowners. In 1958 alone, nearly 1 million new one*fam* ily homes were built. And in 1958 alone, America's banks helped people buy homes of their own by making almotf $7 billion in mortgage loons. Modest monthly payments on a low-cost bank mortgage loan increase the borrower's equity in his home monthly; bring him to fuH ownership quicktyi IF YOU'VI MAO€ UV YOUIt MIND TO BUY A HOMI, IT Will PAY YOU TO TALK WITH US. Mechanics & Fanners Bank 116 W. Parrish St. Durham, N. C.
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