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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27
6:30 Aspect
7:00 Early Bird Specio 1
7:10 Your Legislature
7:29 Viewpoint
7:30 Today
9:00 Debbie Drake
t:l9 WiitotnTi
10:00 Say When
i0:30 Play Your Hunch
11:00 Price Is lUght
11;3D Concentration
12:00 Truth or Consequences
12i30 It Could Be You
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CAROLINA
41 COUNTY
HOTK* «P 4At#
UNrtK AND BY VIRTUE of
ae Order of the Superior Court of
Dto4uim County Made in a Spe
cial ftweedinfi entitled “In the
Matter (rf Mechanics and Fanners
raecutar of Roy Jeffers de-
ITEM
9«ak,
feeifd,*’ and p
6)aflnncd by the court.
TWO of the Will of (he late Hoy
bSets, deceased, recorded in
Beek of Wills 13 page 64, Office
« the Clerk, Durham County Su-
(mor Qourt, the undersigned Exe-
mtor will on the 15th day of
March, 1961, at twelve o’clock,
WX)N at the Court house door in
tMrfaant, North Carolina, offtr for
' to the highest bidder for cash
certain tract of land lying
being in Durham Township,
bam County, North Carolina,
more iarUcularly described
is/fdllowB; r ,
_ BEGDRiOi^ a point In the
Seitowtst intersection of Maple
Cl|ele and State Highway, and be-
and the South side of Maple
M on the West side of said High-
Wicie: jQience along and with Uie
Bute m^my. South 40 deg. M"
2WS feet to a point at the
cetuer «f l«t No. 5j thence along
•jd with Lot No. 5, North 51 deg.
West 390 feet to toe pivot
rt of Lots Nos. 10. 11, 12, 13,
15, 16, 17, 18 and 19: thence
tfpM and with Lot No. 19, North
as deg. U’ East 206.7 feet to the
•eoth aide of Maple Circle as it
and with Maple Circle, South
M «eg. 26’ East 150 feet to a
PPUit; thence continuine along the
aouth aide of Maple Circle at it
curve* Southeast 300 feet to a
point or place of BEfilNNING.
lame being Lot No. 20, Block “A”
jjahown m Map of R. H. Wriaht
Ipverty, duly recorded in OfiBce
m Begttter of Deeds of Durham
Jaunty in Plat Book 15, at page
This tale will remain open for
tee daw (lO) days to received in-
(MMed bids as required by law,
•M *u|»iect to the Confirmation
at Um Court.
Thlijtth dav of February. 1961.
irajpiANICS AND FARMGBS
BA^iK, Executor of Roy
^e$ers. Deceased
9r: Trust Ofiicer
WOUUAM A. MARSH, JR..
Attoraey
notice will b4 pleaded ii\ bar of
their recov^. AH persons Indebt-
ed^-sa^ ^((te «^please mak»
to the uAder-
prope|ity j^nown as No. 207 Oould
Street.
This property wilt Ijb strtd anbH firgo
ce BLUE
Attorney
HUGH
11,118, 25
Jan. 21. 88;
CABOUMA
COmJTY
fkmCt OF nCECUTRIX
.tiL* . UNDERSIGNED, having
“ ■ aa Executrix at the
Charles Cook Hayswood,
, lalk of Duilum Counf^,
> miUr all persona hav-
■ afahgt aaid eetate to
I to the iiBdrrsigned
_ the 21al day^f Jaa-
_ at 1001 South Stnet,
Worth OaroUaa. or this
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
notice 6? SALE •
UNDER AND BY VIRTI^E
the power of sale contained* in a
certain deed of trust execut^ by
Zula Floyd, -Widow, dated July^.
1958 and jetorded in Book 813,
page
Hegist^ tf = Deeds ol DuroW
qotnty, North CWoUm.
HaviBg been inade » W PWWe™
of the indebtedness tfewy ir
cured and sa)d d6ed of IfuM
ing by the terms thereof
to foreclosure, tiie undersized'
Trustee wifl. oSei! for sale at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder
for' cash. at the Courthouse door
in Dwttam, North Carolina, at
NOON, ear th$ 29th of March,
1961, the propefbr conveyed in
said deed Vie same Mn||
and being in the County o{ uur-
ham and State of North Cafwinft
in Durham '^wnship, and Aone
particularly Ascribed as li^lowS:
BEGINNING at a-sUki on the
north aide of QouM SCrM at the
southeat ooraer of the Timotey
said begianini
Dillahunt Prtfiertt,
point being louth
minutes tM-S the
eaM aid* of Fine «m4 nw-
nOTDi Mto of Gorod Sfreerisouth
B4 degrees 18 minutes East 28
feet to a stake; thence North 8
degrees 32 minutes East 139.9
feet to a stake; thence North 88
degrees 18 minutes West 28 feet
to a stake; thence South 8 degrees
31 minutes West about 138.37 feet
ta »i»e i>^t^ -hagioBipg and '*e-
ing a part of the W. L Foushee
ty R^tfs^Tto which r^eace is
*07 1/B fto^. , . ,
It is ma^oQ^ and agreed that
egress, and regrets, said drive-
way being 8 ieet wide and running
from Go^ Street northway 100
ulc ipovc^ mV 900 ilM W(srt®n| 9-
feet thereof on the'adjoining lot,
la reserved for thy foinrn*n- tiae w
the owam of the aS57>«»^
and the ownen of the adjoining
jeqt to all prior encumbrances and
all prior and 19W Ad Valorem
taxes.
This scle will remain open for
ten (10) days to receive increased
bids as required by law.
J. J. HENDER30N, Truatee
WILLIAM A. MARSH, JR.
Attorney
This. 17th (day of February,
1961. '
Feb. 25, March 4, U, 18* 1961
"pW yit\
QH. MY
AGftING BACK
se alacomforts «>me on
Q and d rink—often
frow
muunkM-uhei
With over-«xert|
SSSb'SS
^wj^wrong loqaand drink-often «e4-
P»In-»ejle¥lnit action to
™« toment of naaging backache, head-
•rtjfj ■niuculiM' actei and pains. 2 by
mUinir effMt on bladder iriiiuttoii.'a, by
W|d diuretic actlcm tending to bicrese*
miles oMtlcmey tu^T
Woy « Bood nighf • - -’■
- happy jelief
»r»,_New, Ia..„
PUI» today I
LOANS
mu
R*c«ivi|
Payments
_
I2«L10
moo
$m4A
ns.fl
9421M
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$35^”
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9;00 The Untouehablea
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10.»B Peter Qwn
11:00 Datdin«
11:10 teurtaUse
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9:36 ^eet
9:00 Pprry Coroo
lOi 00 Naked City
llriX) Dateline
11)10 Sportsllne
litis Your Legislature
lliSO Jack Paar
THURSDAY, MARCH 2
6:3C’ Aspect
7 00 Early Bird Special
7:10 Your Le”islaturo
t:28 Viawpoint
liSO Today
Debbie Drat^e
B:W Potpourl-i
lAsQD Say When
10:80 Hay Your Hunch
11:00 Price Is Right
11:80 Concentration
!ruth or Conaeauenccs
;t Could Be YOU
N^ New;
Atnos 'n Apdy
Jan Uvttsy
Loretta Youns
Young Dr. Malone
From These
Make Room For Daddy
;|0 Here’s Hollywood
,:00 Cap’n, 5
. S;aO Hucitleljerry H»vnd
ff'M Dayton Allen
f;Of Stateline
i-M Viewpoint
(S:P Weather
6:§D Reeve—5ports
6:40 NBC News
f00 Mr. Ed
7:30 Outlaws
8!30 Bat Masterson
QeW Bachelor Father
9:80 28 Ye^'s of Wt*
11:00 Dateline
11:10 Sportsllne
U;1S Your Legislature
11:30 Jack Paar
FRIDAY, MARCH 3
6:1^ Aspect
Ti00“ ■ “
Early Bird Special
7:10 Your Legislature
7:9$ Viewpoint
^80 Today
-MUteMiia Dwke
»:15^ Potpourri
lOtdO Say When
10:S0 Play Your Hunch
11:00 Price Is Right
11:80 Concentration
ia;Ofl Truth nr Conspquen«es
12(30 It Could Be You
4riB(u ’a Andy
Jaa Muway
i Loretta Youn«
Voi
l^oung Dr. MalooB
[fwmi Tliese jtoote ,
{Make Room ror Daddy
Hore’a Hollywood
^ody Woodpeckcr
. Dayton .Allen
Stafodine
Vi(
ve-^Sports
Pebble Proke
Potpoiuii
Say
i:30 play Y
Pife I*
SO Cm»eni ,.
m Tnith or
p It Could Be
59 NBC Newi
:0Q Aptes ’4 Aady
L«fetta Yowu
Young Dr. Mttme
ftm Tkm
Mi^ Room For Pad4y
’s Hollywood
SI Flyt
5tP^'
czo weainw
:00 Loek I*
IkY, MAMCM 1
5:$9 Q«iok Draw MoGraw
6:00 Daytim Mes Shdw
6:01! Stateline
6:|B View^nt
6:^ Weather
6
7:00 Look 4^U
7:30 Laranoie
8:30 Hitchcock '
9:00 Thriller
10:00 Sulliano Story
ll:0| Oa»e%
11:10 Sportsllne
11:19 Your L«S)ail>twe
7:^ laSS?SMfijrt
7:10 Yaur M^alwna
9:00 Debbie Drake
9;15 Potpourri
10:00 Say When
ll:^ ^yf^r*^nsequence(|
18)30 It Be Y(HI
12:15 N8C Nevfs
1:00 Ainos n Andy
2.00 Jan Harm
2:30 liretta YftiBg
|:(A Mwe Boom far DM4r
5:30 Deputy Dawg
6:00 Dayton Allen
6;05 Statelin^e
:20 VI?wpDtat
:25 Weaker
:30 R^e—Sports
6i45 NpC New* ^
f:00 Death Vatteif bays
7:30 Wagon Train
8:30 Price Is Right
Hunt
Tombstone Territory
(Naiwtte Fabray
I "Bell Telephone Hour
I Michael Shayne
I Dateline
:10 Sportsllne
27
li:IB Y^ur Legislatttre
11^ Jack Paar
WTVD Channel 11
■■■ ; S4TURDAV, MAHCH 4
7:ra l^ee Stboges
Cisey Jones
:M Jet Jackson
R:W fJ(>»ie Afltfy
ipjflO Capt Kantraroo
IliOn Mack Tvind
11:S(n Rot Roeers
S% Kine
lJ?;,in Pin fiie piper
1 '.(V* Sat. Nflws
Conservailon Clubhouse
1 w Vic Biibas '
2U)Q ACC Baskfttbili
_ I^Hke vs. Navv
HisMlighta
f'S I®*®* Rangers
»:0# Top Ten— ,
S'!S Sf'sring 20’s
7:ljn Rifleman
o 22 Mason
8:!w Checkmate
»:W Dur Pont Simw
Stvle
PfSRUARY 26
10 ^ '*'*® Porthole
j2:2p^stian science
io o2 Lancers
Pip the Piper
}'22 Winchell
a-non* Answer
Royal Canadian Police
Spectacular
4.00 I^onard Bernstein
o:S0 Lawrence Welk
fl:30 ^th Century
7:00 Hawaiian Eye *
• 9:00 ^ Sullivan
S'2? Theater
Jack Benny
iR'™ Camera
10:30 What's My Line
11:00 Sunday News Special
11:18 First Run Theater
MWDAY, PfBROARY
2'22 Program
J'OO ^ming Jamboree
8:00 CM News
8:10 Carolina News
8:1# Capt. Kangaroo
Cartoon Sliop
IQfw Dec. Bride
If:® Video Village
il:PO Lucy
11:85 Clear Horizon
12:00 I^ve of Life
llfSB Number Please
1:00 Peggy Mann
1:30 As the World Turtkf
2:00 Full Circle
2:80Jtouse Party
3:00lpiionaire
3:80 ^rdict is Yours
4:00 Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Storm
4:30 Edge of Night
5:00 Bandstand
9:80 Rln Tin Tin
6:C0 Lassie
6:^0 too
8:40 tV’eather
0:45 Douglas Edwards
7:00 pete and Gldays
1(:80 Cheyenne
8:30 Law and Mr. Joties
fififlQ Danny Thotna#
0:30 Andy ariffith
Hennessey
lO:^ Alcoa Present*
11:00 News
ll:Hi first Bun
TUESDAY, FEWI/ARY 88
6:00 Readln* rtropram
7:00 Morning Jamboree
8:00 News
8:10 Csjirolina News
8:15 Capt. Kanffaroo
9:00 Cart,ooii Shop
lOiCO Dec. Brid*
10:30 Video Vil&ge
ll:qo Lucy
11:30 Clear Horizon
12:00 Lpve Life
12:80 Number Please ,
1:00 Peggy MkPn .
1:30 As the World Turns
2:00 Full Circle '
3:30 UoiJse Party i
3:00 MiHioftaire
3:30 Verdct is YoUrs
4:00 Brighter Day
4:19 Secret Stom
4:30 Edge of Night
9:00 Bandstand •
5:30 Rocky and His Friends
6:00 Dennis
6:30 Esso
6:40 Weather
6:45 Douglas Edwards
7:00 Adv. in Paradise
8:00 T%ree Soni
8:30 Dobie Gillls
9:0P Tom Ewell
9:30 Bed Skelton
10:00 Gajry Moore
11:00 News
11:15 First Bun
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1
7:00 Morning Jamboree
8:00 CBS New*
8:10 Carolina News
8:15 Capt. Kangaroo
9:00 Cartoon Snop
10:0P Dec. Bride
IQ:30 Viddo Village
11:00 Lucy
11:30 Clear Hortaon
12:30 dumber Please
1:00 Peggy Mann
1:80 A* the Yorld Turn*
2:00 Full Circle
2:30 House Party
S:00 Millionaire
3:30 Verdict is Yours
4:00 Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Storm
4:30 Edge of Night
9:00 Bandstand
y:30 Lone Ranger
:Q0 Bugs BMinjL^
6:30 Esso
6:40 Weather
6:45 Douglass Edwards
7:00 Rebel
7:30 Acquanauts ^
8:30 Wanted: Dead or Alive
9:00 Detectives
9:30 I’ve Got A Secret
10:00 Armstrong Circle Theatre
ll:tO News
11:19 First Runt Theater
THURSDAY. MARCH 2
6:00 R^aaing Prograiii
7:00 Morning jamboree
8:00 CBS News
8:10 Carolina News
8:16 capt. Kaijgaroo
0:QO Ciirtoen Shop
10:00 Dec. Bride
10:30 Video Village'
11:00 Lucy
11:3Q Clear Horizon
12:W Love of Life
12:^ Number Please
1:W Peggy Mann
1:30 A^ the World Turns
2:00 Full Circle
2:30 House Party
3:00 MilUonaire
3:30 verdict is Yours
4:00 Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Storm
4:30 Edge of Ni^t
9:00 Bandstand
5:30 Rocky and His Friends
6:00 Leave it to Beaver
6:30 EVsso
6:40 Weather
6:49 Douglas Edwards
7:00 Wyatt Earp
7:30 Flintstones
8:00 Angel
8:30 Zane Grey
9:00 The Gunslinger
10:00 Hdng Kong
11:00 News
11:19 First Run
FRIDAY, MARCH 3
6:00 Reading Program
7:00 Morning Jamboree
8:00 News
8:30 Carolina News
8:]^ Capt. Kangaroo
9:00 Cartoon Shop
10:00 Dec. Bride
10:30 Video ViUage
11:00 Lucy
11:30 Clear Hor^n
12:IW Love of Life
12:80 Number Please
1:00 Peggy Mann
1:80 Aa the World Turns
2:00 Full Circle*"'— ■ ^
2:30 House Party
3:00 Millionaire
3:80 Verdict 1| Yours
4:00 Srigliter t)ay
4:19 Secret Stdnn '
4:80 Edge of Night
9:00 Bandstand
5:iB Wn Titi ‘tin
6:00 Guestward Ho
6:30 Easo —
6:40 Weather
6:49 Douglas ^Edwards
7:00 U. S. Marshal
?u»‘Th«t*r
TO NIAD MtAftrtd ^n-
tulri-^ Cai^Uiil, CiM-
laiM pMfass«r, Dr. Iwpi# >1.
N«wt«ii, has baan *ela«tMl ^
SclfRcf Researah Associatpsj, Insv
«f ;hi«a«». t» l««d a RaMiat
at Marahimte C«flafl%
Atlaii^, Ga., August Ml. Laid.
aKiMp e>f Hie Imi'Jhrta urr4a» a
■tIntflMi of $190 par day, plus
liviag aiMl VamI axpaiwas.
Dr. Nawtan, who establlihad
•rise Reading Skills Centti* at
NCC last year. Is a nafionalty
racagnlzad authority In har liald.
graduate of Mfrtar' TaashtN
ellaf* In Washing^an. D. C./
all* holds a mastar's degree from,
ii^lumhia University and a dae
i^rata fratp the Univtrai v «f
P^ntylvania, whcfe she Iws
al|e taught *S a visiting prOfea-
■V- '
Morgan Uniqw
In Relations ol
Pres., Faculty
BALTIMORE, j!ld, — "Morgan
State College has set a record in
ntdductive Scholarships and Crea
tive activities that is to be envied
by the undergraduate faculties, of
our colleges and universitie*."
These are the words used by one
committee member in reference to
a”chapter iii llTe'Boole;'
tirin Practices on the Campus,”
writen by Dr. Virgil A. Clift, pro
fessor of, Education a'nd head of
the department at Morgari>
The book is being publisMted by
the Assdciatlon for Higher ^u-
cation df the National Education
Association.
. Morgih State College wak. (inn of
fpurteen colleens or uQiv^'MlUes
aaked to contribute a chf'pl^ to
th6 book because It had duil^ aig-
nificant work in this ■ fielii " -
*^6 book is being rubllsli^d be
cause such organlMUons^as jnie
AJjjerican Association of IJiiiver-
sity Professors, The Natloivl Bdu-
catton Association, "Pia Asser
tion. for Higher Education,' ^d
The Carnegie foundation aiw con
cerned with tne role add 'Ctrelfare
of faculty members Ih; instifutions
of higher education;
In a leUer to Dr. Martin D. Jen
kins, piusident of Morgan State
Colleg’. Dr. Clift wrote:
“i did not realize the greajt con
tribution you and your adminis
tration had made and the ^at
ainwtnt of constructive work the
E|>ard of Trustees of this institu-
'i-mi V'
lanif ^
■r 'inttfaat lit
lAMfitqn Ultlitm af^ona^ a
wtie* of t)««e ^ay-)MW aa»ii«rl
.ittj Atrte# 4wW* OW ne»t mnti
uplift*' /
Uiyier the over-dl "AA^
t)ui aproiBWf a# iM
rith t]ie foUowiag t«iitc*i “Afriiia
'’ohruaTy 8*; '‘Afi'iea 6i
ion’' 0^ Mareh 89; «n4
VatioRs in ilje WofW
^n Aprtl 28.
BilMi loctuiwi fur ‘ 4>e
senanars «iS be prc«^iaia«t
''ans to AlriCtto prmnuo* aM ilkt-
Aftieaw &rom ^ U«t-
od IfiHtiou aad!Afri«i^ a^itouiiM-
t^o keGluTf!*, aach gf wU^h «ii|U
to i}jr I dia^qa. wui
til |(4ieduled fitr each Keaa^. Qh
MCh at these dates there wiU 6#
% mortiing sfeiaion fi(om 9^:30 to
tft noon and an aftefDoon VArai^n
f#bro i:^ W 4i80. pi#.
Freedofn Fwd
Be in 39 Cities
NEW YORK—NAACP unit#, in ft
least 30 cities will si»n4M-
iona for Freedom” shows t» l^lp
t^eir 1061 Freedom Fund duotaa.
The announoement was
by l^rs. MiU’gurit^ Belafonti, tlift
As^iation’i national projects ‘ di
rector, as she departed tUs
for personal dt>pearances is ciiiap
from Portsmouth, N. S., t(»
Ani^les, Calif.,' a teur that will
last until June. ;. *
The schedule of 39 show*, jf
(Mfy tefUtative,” Mrs, Belafonte ^
marked, "there will be pfo6i)|^
additions along,the ^ay
ttifsse productions h&ye pro|
hil^ily successful as fund-rali
projects in mai^y communititv.
t>a$t year, Mrs. Belafonlei wlip
appears in many of ^e shows'|s
gueift model and assists the braneV
es in the planning and staging ^
the - events, -partieipated- 4n
than 60 productions in 99 citif*.
doite at this institution U th^
tilafe to areas descrilied in*the
tion had done in the last ten or
twelve yeari.
' “I feel that due credit and r^-
oghiiion shoui1 be giveta to ottr
Board and Uie ^tesidpnt for soMe
of:tile constructive thiiigs #e
dolfi' ' ■ ■
ttia
ypoit; J
"For exatnple, not one. 1
ffon iilcludfd in the study ^aij'a
Paci^lty-Trltttpe Coinmitte* or aj|iy !
BffnilnT' committee empowered' to |
fiinetion Ji similar fashion as i
Poeii1(5(i-Trustee ComnUttee, ' vfr *
"Not one institution othi^>.t||^ |
Morgan has a Faculty Pefl^^ i
Cortmittea which can hato ■'■io |
evaluate and determine tlia^ j
sons who'»e eQtitled (a P^tno- ;
tion*, salai^ inc^ases, dtc. ‘
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