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YESTOWN
iPPENINGS
SANMtA L. ALSTON
MISSIONARY RALLY
Hw SMior Missionary Club of
hi Qnn(« Grove Baptist Church
pf Ms fiMncial rally, Sunday,
19, at 3 p.m. The mis
speaker 'was Rev. Louis H
Nde, the pastor of Orange Grove
tapUat Church.
JUNIOR MISSIONARY CLUB
Hie Junior Missionary Club had
Its refular monthly meeting Sun
day, February 19, at the home of
lY^etta Allen. The members pres
«Bt were: Peggy Ray, Doretha
ttiwwn, Shirley Revels, Josephine
Heck, Phillistine Bridges. Martha
Ijee, Brenda Evans, Cynthia At
Um, Sandra Alston and Truletta
A&e«, hostess.
After the meeting, refreshments
were served. The next meeting
will be at the home of Cynthia
Atkini on East End Avenue.
. CONFINED
nie sick and shut in are; Mrs.
Hattie Lee, Mrs. Viola Jeffers, Mrs.
ftarl Flowers and Mrs. Maggie
Mnrphy-
IV Hayestown community
WOhM like to show its deepest-
•tmpathy to the McLawn family
in the death of Mr. McLawn, a
vesMent of the Hayestowm commu-
^ty. in the year of 1960.
WELCOME
Ym are always welcome to at-
tcfri ^urch services in the Hayes
tow Community. There are two
c^aRlMs in our oom'raunity. They
1>emple Christian Church,
Ji* 'B*j»nt Street and Orange
Gnwe Baptist Church on E^st Endi
|*lease come and attend
pe of our churches. “You are
^elooaw.’*
. SCND IN YOUR NEWS
, .H .you have any news items to
te published in the Hayestown
•eetion, send it to Sandra L. Als-
219 East Eiid Avenue or call'
Imt at 681-2115.
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Special Buys
59 Pontiac'4 dr. H. T.
59 Chev. 4 dr.. Sedan
Owens Motors
4M N. Mancum
Phone 681-47M
N. C Deal«r No. 4012
HIUSBORO
HIGNLIGHIS
ir MRS. JosEPHmc holman
HEART OPERATION
Miss Ida Louise Turner was ad
mitted to Duke Hospital on Mon
day, February 20, to have an oper
ation which will require her heart
to be stopped and a l^eart machine
to be used in its place. While her
nechanical heart is pumping
blood to her body, the heart sur-
ieofu will stw up a hpie wbicfa.
has teen in her heart since birth
13iis is a snudl hole between the'
right and left auricles. Once the
hole is sewed up the machine will
turned of^ and Ida will pump
her own blood through her body
bettar than she ever has before.
HOSTESS TO SOCIAL CLUB
Marene Satterfield was hos-
tcM to the C^metologist Social
Clab on February 19 at 4 p.m.
Mn. Satterfield opened her beau-
tiful home and made all members
welcome. She served a delicious'
meal of fried chicken, green peas,
ea|rot sticks, potato salad, coca-
eola. cakes and ice cream.
Those present were: Misses Ma
rie Allison, President; and Doro-
U^y Walker. Mesdames Alice Pay-
M, financial secretary, Mary A.
Tata, Treasurer, and Josephine
Holwaa, secretary.
Mrs. Lessie Morrow of Efland
has lytumed from Alabama after
attending the funeral of Mrs. L
R Tiiric. Mrs. Turk was the moth-
cr-lti4aw of Mrs. Fred Turk,
of Mrs. Morrow.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kirksey an-
mmaee the birth of their newest
ttrival at Memorial Hospital in
duqwl HiH Monday, February 20;
a boy. The Kirkseys have four
other children, Andrea Jacqueline,
U^; Vanessa, 7; Leroy, 6; Sanna,
|7 IMNlths.
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Miles
aM fvoud parents of another
Wf^iftil daughter, Deidre Marie,
honi at Memorial Hospital in
fjhapol Hill on Monday, February
H, weighing 7 lb., 10 oi. The
inks luve another daughter, Ar-
ftotrto Benee, V-yr. Mother and
Jkiltir an fine. Mrs. Miles is the
iMabr Mias Clementine Niclibis
«rinifboro.
Thelma Holman of Media,
^ ■ ‘wya. was home visiting
'9«wta, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Full Line of
61 Ramblers
V AT ALL TIMES
54 MERCURT 2-DR. SD.
Mcrcasiatic R^dio, uh)
Hciit«r
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S4 F(M» H..Ti
25 OmER CARS
Fordt ■ Cbov. . NMh
PIjmioatJh •> Boick - Olds.
StndoMter
and MMreniT
$75-$lO0jDiftwii
$8-$10 Blears *
Pi£R WEEK
Phone Ml-7424
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m Cleveland Ph. 3t3-2«24
N. C. DMier No. 124
T. Bobcrtson, Donald L.
; Mrs. -Jeanette Brooks, Allie
, _ t*ikle Bobertcon, rela-
^ 9t-Mn. Susie Robertson who
a. patient at Duke Hos-
home visiting her,
In New York City.
Wliere Your*
Dollar Counts
so Valiant ex. clean Radio,
Heatar fl795.00.
59 Cheir. Impala apt. conpa
One owner load^
I18M.09.
5S OMs. H. T, Clftti wilth
fun poW«r 11499.^^
soMm.'^
Lik* n*w f 7K.00
■ I
54 CadiUfcc 4 it, Sie^n. Full
power, Raifio, H«rter.
Antiidiatic ^k99
Durham Motor
Sates
593 RIGSBEE
N. C. Oaalv N«. I22A
H40NC4S3427I
NITE PHdMt MR-1559
1957
Chevrolet 8 Bel-Air 4 Dr.
Hard Top. Radio and Heat
er. Automatit-TTansniission.
Power Brakes. White Wall
Tires.
$1095
1951
Pontiac Chieftain, 2 Door
Sedan. Radio and Heater.
Automatic Transmission.
A. C.
$945
1006 W. Main St. Ph. 681-2781
N. C. Dealer No. 79-A ,
Used Car
Specials
55 Qievrolet 4 Poor Sta.
Wagon. Auto. Trs., Radio,
Heater. White WaU Tires.
$695.00.
54 FORD 4-Door Sedan.
Radio, Heater $395.00.
53 FORD 4>Door Sedan.
,$345.00.
53 CHEVROLET, 2 Door
Hard Top. Extra Gean.
$495.00.
53, PLYMOUTH, 4-Door
Sedan $34f.00.
50 CADILLAC COUPE
DEVILLE 1295.00.
I
Mangum Motor
Sales
Opp. Post Office
Phona 682-7760
N. C. Dealer No. 3452
WE BUY ft SELL
CLEAN NEW AND
USED CARS
CITY MOTORS
Phone Dial 682-7195
Nite 489-8582
N. C. No. 2569
r04 N. MANGUM STREET
DURHAM, N. C.
Weekend Specials
59 FORD GALAXIE
4 dr. $1895.00
50 MERCURY
4 dr. $1195
57 PLVMOUTlf-H. T.
$895.00
55 FORD STA. WAGON '
$795,00
54 ply: H. T. $395.00
58 VOLKSWAGEN $1195.00
O’Briant Motor Co.
Cor. Mangum and Geer
Ph. 681.^
N. C. Dealer No. 3731
YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF
Call Old Hickory Before You Buy
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58 CHEVROLET IMPAL
.Automatic TraniSmission.
Radio and Heater, Big
Engine, Power Steering,
Power Brakes $1795.,
58 CHEVROLET AIR
2 Door I-iard Tfejp. Auto
matic Transmi^ibn, Ra
dio and Heatefrt Power
Steering $1695. ^
58 FORD, 4 Dooy .Straight
Stick, Radio jHeater
$1395. 'v'''
57 DESOTO 2' dUi-' Hard
Top, Automatic TraASmis-
sion. Radio anc]J jj^ater. ,
$1095. -*‘» ' ' , \
54 CHEVROLET 4 Door.
Automatic Transmission,
Radio and Heater $495.
54 CHEVROL^ 2 Door,
s Standard Transmission.
Radio atid Heater $495.
,55 STUDEBAKER P. UP
Ex^elltnt Condition $59%.
«57 PLYKiOUTH 4 Door
Automatic Transmision,
R^itjo and Heater. V-8
$7te.
5*i*LYMOUTH 2 Door V-8
Standard Transmission,
Radio and Heater $695.
Old Hmry Motors, Inc.
J341 Roxhoro s' Phone 684-0183
'
Looking For A
mmi
HERE IT IS, A SAFETY
TESTED “SAFE BUY”
USED CAR AT
'WtfKS
toTons, INC.
Your AnUioria^ Dealer
■ • ■ for
ContinantiU - Mercury -
i>. Comet
1958 MerCury Monterey 2-1^. Hdtp. 12^5
r.-' *• 
1957 Cadillac Coupe DeVHle ...
f* ' "' ■.
1958 Chevrolet Biscaj^e 2-Dr. .
1957 Ford Fairlane 4-D|ft Sedan
1957 Oldsmobile §upi*86 Hrdtp.
1955 Pontiac 4-Dr. Sedan ..
. 2095
995
895
1195
595
1956 Mercry Monterey 4-Dr. Wag:... 895
1959 Mercury Montferey Conv 1995
1957 Chrysler Windsor Hrdtp 1195
1958 Buick Special 4tDr. i» 1395
1956 Chevrolet 210 4-©r. 795
1956 Mercur^|[i6nt. |-Prj»* 895
1959 Ford Fs^lane 2-|[)r. &dan 1395
1957 Mercur^pontevey 4-Dr. Sedan 1095
1955 Mercury^J^ont jSrdtp 595
US TODAY
60 CADILLAC CQIJPE DeVILLE
Immaculate ^ - Loaded
£549^
58 CADILLAC “62” 4-DOOR
p. Steering, I’6wer Brake«« Power Windows and Seats
$3195.00
53 CADILLAC %2”
Power Steering. Power Windows
‘ $695.00
Uzzle Motor Co., Inc.
Foster A Geer Sts. Phone 682-9181
N. C Dealer No. W3
Weels Motors, Inc.
I.
Geer Street
Tel. 684-0391
N. C DealM- No. 1266
Our Volume
Policy
Means Savin^rs
To You!
RQ FORD Country S^an 4^
Door Station .W*IKo^ V-0,'
Crui^oiQittjc, power steei^'
ing, rudio, hsater, 'Whit*-.
. a”"."' *»i9*
EC FORp Country- SttUfre 9- ^
Pas«ng#c WfMwi. Y-®'
FordomaU«^ rtdio, heaterj
white tires, CV'
blue finish
KA FORD Cugfbin 4-i)obr
Sedan, V>8, Mralnllt drive.;
radio, heater, • white
green and SliOFL
while, clean
THUNDERBIRD
FORD-FAtCON
N. C. De«l«^^ No. lew
“Your Hometown Vphime
Fqrd Dealer”
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Crazy
Safe
Feb. ?3-28 ;
1953 Buick |96.75
2 DdoV, Hard Top ,
1955 Dodge ^76.00
2 Door ■
1954 Chet,
4 Libor
1948 Plym. $110;00
Coupe
1953 MferV $?77.d0
4 Door.
1954 Pontiac $319.00
4 Door
1956 Chev. $666.00
2 Door
1955 DeSOTO $750
4 Door
ELKINS
Motor Company
Cor. Roxhoro & Parriah
Phime 9M.0S1I ,
Dodge Dart
Lancer
TRADE-INS
57 Dodre ■ 4 Dodr .. IIM
54 Dodge - 4 Dopf .. . 39S
58 Dodge - 4 0o9t .. 1S9S
59 Plymouth .. 4 Door 1795
59 Plymouth Con. .. 189S
53 PcMitiiu: * I’Oooi' .. * 495
59 Simca - 4 iDow . .. 995
57 Simca - 4 Door ... 7tt
58 Chevrolet'U 4 Door IMS
57 Desoto - 4 db, H. T. I29S
57 Ford Vi«torii
56 Dodge . 2 Door .: 79S
Motors, Inc.
.
Dodge Salea Service
Open 'Til > P. M.
806 W. Main It. Ph. MI49II
N. C. Dealer No. 1964
THE WALKING
MAIL’S, FRtEND
Smiil) or No
p0t\rti pftyment
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Mcint^ jPayments
to
liifeek
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liir ct.eAN
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f$295.00
4 heater
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959
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VOtKSJI^AGEN
59 Che^vD piri .... I149S
59 Fbr4 liOMled |179S
58 ;|u. Wagon fil95
57 P«4Hi» JtAMUH.
New Rbbiber $895
DOibdC Vk tltK UP '
NIECW RUBBER
AUTMORIZID
DIALIR
TRIANGJ.E
MOTORS, Inc.
«l W. Chapel Hill Streel
N. C; tWalVr No. 1117
PhwM M9r2197
Final Kites Held For
Mrs. Callie G. Siler
ORBENSBORO —, Funeral serv
ices were held last Friday evenliil:
at Shiloh Baptist Church, Gree^
boro, for Mrs. Ckllie Glover SiMrl
Mrs. Siler, Itinerant Librar^
for the public elementary schoohi
of Greensboro, had been ho8pita^
iized a few days in'eviously btrt
had returned home and wks
thought to be recuperating.
Mrs. Siler held an AJS. degi'M
from Bennett' College and B.US.
and M.L.S. degrees from North
rollna College!, Durham. 'i,
She was a member of the Noirfjt
Carolino Teachers’ Association,
North Carolina Library .Associpr
tion and American library
elation. . ^
She was known as one of thi
pioneers 4n library work in ele-
.men|ary schools in the city of
Gre^boro having started
1946'. Mrs, 9Uer was (dso inslq^
mental In organizing a branch of
the North Carcrtina Library Asso
ciation. At the time of her de^hth
she was itlaenwt librarian for tke
Jonesboro, Charles I{. Moore, aid
Terra Cotta Schools.
She was boni {p Bennett, daugh-
Qlover and tke
m ip
ter of Mn. pame
late ^iUiam Olover. Surviving are
hOT mother, her husband, Zeb
siler; four sisters, Mrs. Hino^!
Neal, GnMnsbaro; Blrs. OmeM
Herring, S^er .City; Mr;.^ Ritw
Mvliin, Chafter, Pa.; Mrs. Cla^la
^mdith. five brothers, Joe oioV-
ei^, Grahstn; Guy Glover, Fletcher
(31ov(^f, Phi) Glover, iuid' Clw
Glover. an4 l)x nieces and pe|^
fWS,
Jabbei:wock i
rAYETTBVILLE — The FajfeV
teviUe AluiniU Chapter of ttib
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, I^c.
staged its Seventh Annual Jiih
berw.ock a the ,^^]retteville State
T^ficlif^ Coileg* Friday evenly,
Februi^y 17. UThe performai^
WM entitled; "Th^ Best of teoadr
way.” Funds from the' effort go
toward the cdllege expense^ of
some worthy high sehori senior.
Bull City Sr. Basket 
BaU teafue Standuigi
WPMIN.
lUHBUI!
USED Cars
60 Rambler
OFFltUL CAR
ruM.t Ei)!yit>PED
5^ Merciiry
AIQNtCtAlR
. FidSV
Inchi4iiHt Air Conditioner
Motors
491 f*OITil 9TgliT
DURHAM^ N. t. Ph. m4M
N. C. Dealer No. 3928
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DeShator’s
6
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tincolh
5
4
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Boy’s Club
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Gfispel l^ni
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bur. Bus. Col.
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S. and W. Cafe.
s
2
.74*
St.. Mark
4
3
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Creedmore
4
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9. City Bar. Col. 3
4
.439
White Rock .
1
4
.2Q9
Fire Dept.
1
9
.100
Satellites
0
6
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Boys Club Leagrue
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MIDOiTS
PIARSONTOWN—31
In
Dillard, 2; McLean, 4; Downeyj;
Aarris;' P. Mayshack, 17;. SubfA
Anderson, 8. ■ , k
9T. 405IPH—14
Clark, 2; Bell; Clements, ^
Rome; Washin|{ton, 1; Sutei G
Brewer, 6; Saunders, 2. '
WHITR ROCK—20
Spaulding, t«; Smith, 2; Mol
2; White, 2; J. White, A. Sul
Spears, 2. '"
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COLI,IOi HilOHTS—1« e
Jonps, 1; Buffin, 0; Boyd, 6; Sain
lers, f; Peterion, 1. Sub#; Ldoii
Jones, 4> ’•!'
PIAR90H—53
McLean, 18; DUlard, 4; P. Btte
shack, 27; H. Ifayshack, 2; And^
aon, S.
PIAR90N—43
Smoke, Hayts, 3; McUitt)
Orandy, 4; i. Harris, 9.
boys cuub—S3
Alewder, 7^.,jkcCall, 2; DavUj^
8; Wilson; Brew^t, U. Subs; B«l!|^
6; Outlaw, 11} t'^rrisnce, 11.
9T. JOiftPK—9
aark, 2; BrtweW 0; Bell, 4; Colf-^
fin, 3; fiaunden. ^
staMdinos
Boys Club ...Jki 6 0
White Bock 4 ^
Pearsohtown 4 2
Pearson 3 8
College Heights 1 If
St. Joseph's O '