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HILlSBOliO HIGHIIOHIS
A tea wll be given by the Jun
ior Missionary of Mount Zioti A.
M. E. Church on Saturday, July 2
at 7:30 p.m. at Ridge Road SchMl.
The public is invited.
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Revival services began at liiw-
comb Grove Baptist Chucch on
punday, July leth with Rev. Hat-
Itff of Durham as guest speaker.
ICveryaae is asked to come out tn'd
support these services. Rev. G. H.
Brooks is pastor.
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Frank Payfor of Stamford, Conn.
arrived here Saturday, June 2S t«
spend two weeks iftrith his wife,
formerly Miss Josephine Rainey,
son, Cletus and other relatives.
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The district meeting of the Jun-
SCARBOROUGH
and HARGETT
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
The Scarborough' md HartftH
Funeral Directors offar ,• Mo*
niflad ttrvlce in •
way. Our sarviett to th« sMk,
needing ambulatory servla^i
art Mcond to none. Our ftt^
teni^an!* are advaniMd in thf"
knowledge of first aid and arc
also experts in the admlnitte^
ing of oxygen for cardiacs and
iithmaMc patients.
Our annbulance Is equipped
with two way radie syttein
whereby, w« ^re able to gi«a
speedy yet efficient service.
lor Misaienaiv was held at ^ Flat
Rock A. W. E. Church on Satu^ay,
JUne 25 with Mrs. Ruth Torain,
district prMident presiding. Rev.
L. R. Harten pastor of $afnt Mat
thew (%urch at Saxaphaw was
gu^st 8Re«ker.'He djslivered « most
inspiring message.
Miss Henrietta jlolman gave the
welcome address and every one
had a wonderful time.
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Bible school was held at Mt.
Mt. Zion A. M. H Church June
12 through 17, under the direction
of Charlie Toriah.
On Monday night Rev. J. H. To
rain review^ the lesson and ^ve
encouraging remarks on keeping
good compiwy. The classes were
divided into 6 groups. The classes
and teachers were: Beginners—
Mrs. Ruth Torain; Primary, Mrs.
Moddell Richmond; Junior, Mrs.
Louise Latta; Intermediate. Miss
Ruth Cooper; Senior, Mrs. A. J.
Hobnan. E*ch night class was
given 45 minutes for study and 45
minutes for art, five minutes for
discussion.' Closing Friday, sight
With* remirki by fiev. A. J. Hoi
majo anii refreshments' vr e r e
served.
Pearsontown
Club Motors to
THE CAROLfllA TIMES
SAT, JULY X 19ft *TMI TRUTH UmWIOLID* 9MM
INFANT DEDICATED — The
Rev. Miles Mark Fisher, pastor
of White Rock Baptist Church, of
Durham, congratulates Mr*.
Theodore Murchison following
dedication of the Murchlsons
five months old daughter Idora
^t^ Hm church Sunday. Shown
are, left to right, Ira Murchison,
Mrs. E. S Bounsel^ holding
young Idora, and Jannes W. Car
rington, White Rock official.
The Murchisons, who live at 212
Weaver str(«et are active in
White Rock activities. Murchi
son is a deacon director of the
Baptist Training Union and a
choir membar.
Miss Mutthews Gets
Nurses
Miss Dorothy Ilftthew>> daiogh-
ter of Hr; {jiad iin. h, 3, HatOiews,
of Durhfim was her
nurs^a ctjp. la .the capping exer-
pital. School of Nursing on June
23. , ' ' '
Miss Miithews'el >/rty-,
two members of the School’s Oass
of 1982.
Mrs. I^tthe^^ ilteaded the cap-
piiig exercises «(l4 sp^nt some time
visiiing In th(f.Ne«r !5fbvk itnr She
retuni^ to Dttffiaii^ oi
ifWCA Report Meeting is Held
Mrs. R. L- Speaks, general,
chairman of the Membership Em
phasis of the Harriet Tubman
Branch YWCA, announces plans
for a report meeting on Wednes
day, June 29, 1960 at 8:00 p.nu,
Ih 'the Recreation Room of the
X^mstead Street building.
^ A movie, “The New Girl ” issued
by, the Presideat’s Committee on
Gdyernment Contracts, will be
shown and discussed with the
g^ftup^ by Mrs. Sarah Herbin, staff
imwnber of the American Friends
§efvice Committee with headquar-
in High Point, N. C.
V‘Fol}owing this showing, reports
i»om y-Teen group members of
i J
ItE^bRt CONDrrioS OF />
MECHANICS AHD FARMERS BANK
OF DURHAM IN THfe STATE dF NORTH CAROLINA AT THE
CLOSE OF business bN JUkfe 15, ‘i960
assets ;
Cash, balances with other hanks, induclitig reserve
balances, and cash items in process of collection
Liiited States Government obligatiotis, . ,
direct and (fliarantced ■..., .
Obligations of States and political subdivisions .........
Other bonds, notes', and debenttlreS
Corporate Stofcks
Loans and discounts
Bank premises owt'cd $222.831.'49, furniture
and -f ixtur£a.
.$1,138,751.32
. 1,615.187.05
. 306.^87.32
. 4S8,281.2S
700.00
. 4,097.431.83
Real estate owned- other than bank pMtpiscs
Other assets y
TOTAL ASSETS-'., v. •
L,IABILITliElS .
Demand depusits oi individuals, partnershipi, ..j- (
and corporations ;. .• .• • ••;•••
Time deposits of individuals, partiiei^shijte,' '• •‘
and corporations ,
Deposit,s of Unitel Slates Governm^t;, .' . .
(incliKling postal .savings)
Deposits of .'Mates and political suIkHvisions •
Other dc])()sits .... ■ t., t,. • • • • ...•••
TOT.VL DEl’OSITS . • •.. J....... .$7,231,140.36
^ ■ I,
Other liabilities
TOTAL Ll.MJILITlES •;
245,159.32
12.00
33.720.18
.$7,926,230.29
. 2,624,487.42
.'3,389,980.52
. 287,186.68
. 813,772.11
. 115.713.63
109,138.26
Captial*
Surplus ......... i
Undivided profits
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
.$7,340,278.62
350.000.00
205.000.00
30,951.67
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 585,951.67
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CXPITAL;ACCOUNTS .. .$7,926,230.29
.$350,000.00
♦This bank’s capital consists of; ’’
Common stock with total par value of ..
Total deposits to the credi^ of the State qf , ■
Xorth Carolina or any offitial thereof ....$508,186.69 "
MEMpJlANDA
Assets pledged or assigned to secufe liabilities^
and for other piurposes 1,100,82L01
(a) Loans as shown above are after . . j :
deduction of reserves of '. 27,390.56
(b) Securities as shown above are after , . , * _
deduction of reserves of 22.500.00
L I. 0. FUXDERBUUG, Cashier, 6f the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the -above statement is true, and that it fully and correctly rep
resents the true state of the several matters herein coiitaincd and set forth,
to^he best of my knowledge and belief. •
Correct—.-\ttest:
I. O. FUNDERBURG
J. H. WHEELER
C. C. .SPAULDING. JR.
. A. T. SPAULDING
Directors.
State of North Carolina, Coupty of Durham. ,ss:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 28th day of
Jtine, 1960, and I hereby ccrtify that I am not an officer
or director of this bank. •
JOSEPHINE S, STRAYHORN’E
Notary Public
My conimisipn expires December lO, 1*H)1.
team results of contacts will be
made.
Other leaders in this summer
project are: Chairmen Mrs. Eula
P. Harris Red; Mrs. LeMarquis De-
Jarman, Blue; and Mrs. Helen T.
Hammond, White.
Y-Teen Team Leaders are: Bren
da Hart, Mary Mitchell, Mildred
Mitchell, LaVerne Coward, Bar
bara Wa(idell, Mary Woods. Grade
Jones, LaVerne Thompson Lana
Thompson, Lucille Black, Naomi
Greon, Edith Autrey, Brenda Gunn,
Claudette Bates and Constance
Brown.
Adult Consultants are: Mesdames
Hattie F. Boykin, Addie Barbee,
lola Goss, Esther Baldwin. Ernes
tine A, Coley, Rosa L. Dunn Ella
Jackson, Julia Perry, Charity E.
Rivera, Lena Gates, Josie A. Pitt,
man, -Helen Jones, Teresa Clag-
gett, Mabel Davis and Miss Roxie
Holloway.
Club closed its summer meeting
wittkX picnic in Greensboro Sun
day,'wne 19. Members and their
guests formed a caravan of 12
cars^ffid motored to Forest Lake
Coun^ Club in Greensboro.
'^Ijijrriving dinner was served'
wiii£^'consisted of a variety of
fo^^and drinks. After dinner the
meiri^ers and their guests enjoyed,
toui^lBe the 125 acres of recrea-1
tion^.^ich consist of boat riding,
fishilk, horse back riding, 'out'
doorVbowling. tennis, golf, and,
swimi^ing, and for the children,!
merry go-round, swimming and |
other games. j
"The first fall meeting will be
held on the th'rd Monday night in
September at 8 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Stella Alston, 3001 Fay
etteville Street. Three applica
tions are available for member
ship. The hostesses consisted of
members of the club.
Those enjoyed the event was as
follows; Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Green and neices Linda and Be
verly Tedder. Mrs. Fannie Mc
Lean, Mrs. Annie M. Gilmore, Mrs.
Hazel McBroom, Mr. and Mrs Sam
uel McCollough, Mrs. Beulah Hub
bard and daughters Retha Ann and
Ellen Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Do-
man Farrington, Mr. and Mrs.
Junious Davis, Mr. and Mrs. James
Moore, Mr. and .Mrs. Leslie Sim
mons, Charles Dasiter, Sgt. Ken-
dell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bates,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cobb, Jr.
Mrs. Bertie Bates, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther 0‘Bryant, Greensboro, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Alston, Apex, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert Richmond and
son, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jamison,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Young, Mr.
and Mrs Joe Lawrence, Mr and
Mrs. Paul McAllister, Hillsboro,
Mr. and Mrs. Norfley Whitted,
Bisllop Waters to Preside at Formal Ceremonies
Dedicating Newly Formed Catholic Church Sun.
On Sunday July 3, at ten o'clock,
the Catholic Chapel of Saint Tere
sa of Avila, 719 Fargo Street, will
be solemnly blessed by His Ex
cellency, the Most Reverend Vin
cent S. Waters, D.D., Ph.D.. Bish-
hop of Raleigh. Immediately fol
lowing the Blessing, His Excel
lency will offer the Holy Sacrifice
of the Mass and deliver the ser
mon. The kindergarten and parish ‘ demistic church to accomnodate
Emmanuel AME Church
710 Kent Sfeet
PETER G. CRAWFOJy?, MinUtw
PHONE 7 6472
Sunday, July 3,1960
9:30 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL
Classes of all ages I
11:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP—Communion
SERMON THEME: “Memories That Bless and Bum”
6:00 P.M. VESPER SERVICE
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Alston, Mrs.
Ethel Perry, Mrs. Bessie Allison,
Mrs. Rader Prince, Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Atwater,
Mrs. Barbara Lassiter and child
ren, Bonnie ?nd T. Y. Lassiter and
Miss Cloyce Lassiter, Mr. and Mrs.
Jessie Lassiter, Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Jarman, and Mr. and Mrs. Palmer
Perkins.
Mrs.. Fannie Green is president
of the club. Mrs. Rosa Gilehrist,
is secretary and Mrs. Stella Alston
is treasurer.
hall buildings will also be blesse'
by the Bishop.
Dinner will be served to the
invittil guests and pari.'.otscrs
in the main dining hall of North
Cai^ina College.
Saint Tcrea of Avila is the third
Caiholic parish established in
Durham; the parish was formally
erected by Bishop Waters, with
the consent of the Diocesan Con-
sultors on February 2, 1959, be
cause of the increasing number of
the faithful in this area.
The three buildings to be bless
ed on Sunday are only temporary.
In the very near future the parish
plant will include the following
permanent brick building: a mo-
400, a grammar school inehidiag
kinderjar pn and day nursery, a
aonvAit and rectory. ]
The Rev. Thomas M. McAvoy ia ,
pastor of .he Church.
Cadillac Fleet
ELLIS D. JONES
AND SON*
^EUNfBAL HOME _
^15 bowd St. Durham, N. C
■ Memhef N. N* F. D. A.
, Telephone: 9-2006
A Pledge
WE PLEDGE . . . always to serve in the best bitercats
of our clients; to. put service before price, and qoaHtv be
fore profit; to be guides and counselors to t^ best of
our knowledge and experience to be honoraUe and fadr aa
all our dealings and never to fail in wbat we baT« proi
ised.
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401 S. ROXBORO ST.
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“A FRIENDLY CHURCH”
WHITE ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH
WHITE ROCK SQUARE
DURH.\M, NORTH CAROLINA
MILES MARK FISHER, Pastor
Sunday, July 3,1960
8:45 A.M. CALL TO WORSHIP Electronici
9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON—
“Men Who Speak For God”
Amos 7:7-15.
Review of Lesson by William Battle’s Class
Prof. J. M. Schooler, Superintendent
11:00 A.M. ‘•FREE AT LAST” .... ' j! The Pastor
HOLY COMMUNION
Senior Choir, John H. Gattis, Director
Male Chorus, William Mcpver Allen, Director
6:30 P.M. BAPTIST TRAINING UNION
Ira Murchison, Director >'
7:30 P.M. REQUEST SERMON . ,V. y The Pastor
Co.sppl Choni.*!, Miss I.eat^ K. Roberson, Directrcss
Winner Quality
12 oz. Package
Pkur. of 12
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Creamy, Fluffy—Mother’s
MAYONNAISE
Armour Star-^hank Portion
SMOKED HAMS lb. 35c
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49c '5* 59c
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