THECAROLl M § •
.”TH« ntUTM UNBRIDLID*’ '«AT« IMMICM
CMtertMX
Cominued from 4-A
Mi dMft entitled “What Are
1 Marks,*’ "A Dictionary
Game," an Outline of
Dictloiutry, A Crosword Pui-
ImI The History of the Diction-
' Congratulations to those who
iNs*ed a« hard.
So tar Bothin«’i new; itrange
may b«; except that everyone
seema to be foUowtng the fancy
of “Black.’’ Black akirta, ihirta,
dretaes, panti and rtoes. Friday
we counted about 110 black out
fits and Monday everyone teemed
to wear red and white.
Shirley and Jerry are doing like
crary—“aick but whaling." Sylvia
and Frank? Saying aomething too.
But thoae that are talking the
Now Open For Business
To Serve You
YOUR PATRONAGE IS
APPRECIATED
Om STREr GROCERY
MS OTIS STREET
H. C.\
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AS LITTLE
AS
V-8 155 H.P. STANDAtlD
UP TO 24 MILES P£lt
(On Ref. GuolitM) y
S200
DOWN
l^&R MO.
UZZIE MOTOR COMPANY
FOSTER A GEER STREETS-
Ph»e 682-7S22 N. C. DmW No. 1C20
toudeft tad iaytng the mott ue:
Carolyn and William, Belenda and
Matthew, Barbara, and Eddie,
Saundra and Charles; Mariat\ and
James. ,
Well Gang;
Guess we really must go. Much
to catch up on. Don’t forget to tet
your ticket for tfie “NiKht With
The Star^” And remember: In
order to reach a goal, you wist
hrve a ^oal in mind. In order to
be somebody, you must first want
to be somebody.
—Carolyn
Ira Jackson of
Savannah State
Is Voted MVP
ALBANY, Ga. — Ira Jackson,
smooth working 6-3 Savannah
State center., was named 4or the
second con^utive year as the
most valuable player of the South
eastern Conference (SEAC) Tour
nament at Albany State College
February 24-25. Jackson, a junior
from Chicago, has been an all-
tournament selection during hi'
entire college career.
Others named to the all-touma
ment team were Jerry Hancock
,M1 go-go guard of Albroiv Stat'
from Highland Park, Michi"ar
who scored 99 points in three tour
nament games and finishefl as cor
ference scoring champion r
24.1 average; Bill McDougald .fi-P
center) from Chipley, Florida, who
made an impressive showii" ir
two games; end Redell Walton and
Willie Tate, Jackson’s team mates
who are also from Chicago.
Walton, (8-2 buHdozfir) scor*’'1
40 points in the finals from tho
inside and Tate (6 1) scored conf"!'
tentlv from the outside during thr
two-day meet.
All tournament selectees are
juniors with the exception of Han
cock, who is a sophomore.
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
And
SATURDAY
Eckerd DKiig Stores
m W. MAIN ST.
HILLS SHOPPING CENTER
AUSc
Gum or Mints 6ior17c
Guton of SO
6ool(niatcl)es
ZSc Tablet or Powder
BC 2 for 2k
11X0 Ladies PlasUc
Rain Capes. . ... 77c
7Se Richard Hndbut
Hand Lotion..... 39c
2M Dorothy Gray Dry
Skin Lotion... $1.00
|1.4t 3 pc. Garden
Tool Set....... 79c
If OS. AU Metal
Hammer 98c
49c Automatic Safety
Kitchen Tongs... 29c
FOR “COLDS - FLIT
BAYER ASPIRINS
Bottle of 100 Tablets 69c
Bottle of 50 Tablets 39c
Bottle of 24 Tablets 25t
Children’s Asiurins 39e
f.
L$r$0 Instant Coffee
Nescafe $1.19
mpaste 2 for 69c
dt too
Kleenex 2 for 25c
7lc Aerosol Deoderant
Florient
57f
$1.23 Bottle bf 100
. ,
Bufferin Tablets
79c
109 LVrfo Pliwtic
Shoe Box
69r
sf Ft i/r'
Sisal Rope 39c
f
Phillips
. MILK MAGNESIA
4oz. 30c
12oz.........59c
93c
Top Ten. on Re^wiMifir
List 'I
The following titlts Ru^e up
the March choice for tbf outitand-
ing books of the moBth. These
b')ok( are now available, for cir
culation at the library.
Pic^ton:
The B>8 Family by Vina Delitilr
A Burnt* Out Ca*« by Grahain
Greene I
A Gay and Melancholy Sound by
Merle Miller ., i.i*,.,.
If Thine Eye oWend The* by Heifr
rich Shirmbeck.
Through the Field* it Clover bj
Peter De Vries ' "
Non-Flctlen:
The Coll of Life bj‘ Ruth Moor|
A Dynasty of Wt^ttm Outlaws bi
Paul Wellm^ ' *•
The Fifty-Year Decline and F^i
of Hollywood by Ezra Goodman
7inn of Brlaht Water' by Gavin
Maxwell i
The War Called Peace by Har^
Overstreet |[
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iORTH CAROLINA !'
JURHAM COUNTY ‘ ‘
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT:
iN THE MATTER OF'SWglBHOV
•owAY MARROW, EXiSamte
)F the ESTATE OFrillLAOys
Last
lAQ'TO
e kaihj^
id and
been
Exc
BooKmobile ScKedwle »"
The bookmobile of Stanford L.[Wednesday, 3:00.P.Mr6;00 P.M.
Warren Public i;Jbrary has the I Bahama
following trips scheduled for the Thursday, 300 PJI.-6:00P.M.
week of March 13 to March U: MiUgrove and Gueu Road
Monday, 3:00 P.M.-6:00 P.M.v- Friday, 3:00 P.M.-8:80 P.*.
1 , '
HAm STYLE & FASfflON REVIEW,
—featuring
'ELSIE NEAL, Professional Model, Pittsburgh, Pa.
i SHXARS-GUNN GYMNASIUM
M4RCH 4—BURLINGTON 8:00 P. M.
Lrice Michie
^>ouln ijoweu
1—^^ —
le sapie being i^t Viunber 18
icr pl#t Qi O. S. ieWwi
as surveyeU and pi^tgd by E.
HOLLOWAV McNEILL, Diseased
NOTICE OF. SAUIviY |
gXECUTklX TO SEll UAL
ESTATi
UNDER AND 8Y virtue of the
ower and authority cM^ined 'in
iem VII and Iteta X. ||
/ill and Testainent of
JLLOWAV McNEILL,
iving been fully pri
.ttera Testamentary.'
ily issued the underi
iirix on the 29th day^ Noveoi '
jcr, 1960, said E^ecutrl^wiU dffeii
uf sale bt- public auction, toi the
.lighest bidder for cash t||||'prain'
>ses known as I5b4 Famleville
itreet, in the City and
Jurham, State of North t^olina;
at 12:00 Noon ot» the 3nk.4ay'of,
Vpril, 1961, the ?e>»)l efUte 'des
nbed in, detail'beioW: Ml ' ■
uiisam^noN:-
The sapie
as per
erty as surveyeU and pl^tgd
C, BeiviOj Suweyot, i#tb
day of February, 192fCiM re
corded in Plat Book 4,' «t page
101, at OAole of Register' of Deeis
of 'Durham County, and'
ticulariy described as fitUow^ !
Lying'91)4 being
Township, Durham CoulllW^'"
aforesaid, lying on the ,Well
of' Fayetteville Street, b6| '
at corner of Fayettevilli
aey Streets anU «inni}»g^Wtw«^cl-
ly with Mincfl^ Street, 118.i
to comer of Lot No. 11^ therite
North 19 .1, A de^ees £6
feet to line of Lot No. 12;
iSast 119 fee^ tti Fayet^viQe
Stree'; thence South with Fayfet-
teville Street 56 feet to the be-
■ginning. See Deed frbm >R. L- Mc-
Uougald and wife, M. U. Merrick
and wife to G. W. Cox ind wife,
Hook 89, at page 629, Duroam
County Regiit^. See Deed frjim
will
G. W. Cox and'
Cox, Single, Book 140,
Durham County Reft
Thli aale
taxes bdth aty aad Coufi|j
sessm6nts if kuy. A
of te^ per eeni (lO i
be rqiuirfed ^ito IhS laid iaTl i
remain open for igji, (10| day»
le ,tD Nola
‘ 0, page
increi
Thii 7th day.of jtfiMh/'lWl.
suDii: HOttoWAY MAtt
ROW,: Ehecutrix Of lue BsUt]
of Glda^ k. Mc^?eiU,
Deceased.
McKissick and Berry, Attorneys '
March 11, 18, 29; AprU 1
GRAPEFRUIT, 3 for 29c
FRESH GREEN CABBAGE
lb. Sc
•isiucuf o* (‘r7l,>
FRESH PORGIES
LkSOc
Jackson’s Grocery
andMark^
114 WEST ENTER^RISB*
DURHAM^ N.
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colonial FOR COLD BOND STAMPS
DEucious rouNC wmy
FRESH GROUND
Meat
69
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NATUR-TENDER LAMB ;(IQUAII|.€U11
Shoulder RiMst... 35
NAT,UR-TENDER
lE
Leg-o-Loiilb...... 65
SAVE 16c BORDEN'S SILVER COW
MIIK 6=79
LIMIT 6 CANS W^TH «Mi'« MBM _ ~
iEHinnuDi '
COTTAGE. CHEESE
'« S» 25. 2 cS 45c
LIMIT 6 CANS WITH }M0
CYPRESS GARDENS CHILLED
MD1MTE HALVES OR KtCED • YELLOW CLING
ORANGE JUICE.3S?$1.00 INCHES. . > . ^^"29c
SAVE 8c ON PACKER'S LABEt:
TOMATOiS
NO. 36)
CANS
EACH
SAVE 8c ON IMPERIAL
Margarine ,. *.
SAVE 52c ON CHASE fr SANBORN DRIP OR RKUUR
COrrEE 2 : 99
SILVER LABEL COFFEE . . . ,
2poyN0
TNS
9
lb. 33c
LIMIT ONE or
choicTwith
fSM ORDER
O O . LIMIT 2 WITH
w y « (5.00 ORDER
f^irmco
.Skcul.
come /o Co/on/o/ for JF'resher M^roducc
CRISP FRESH ‘
Lottuce....... m»!. f O'
S CARROTS10. .“-SrGRAPES....2^ 29
LARGE JUICY CALIFORNIA
» LEMONS
REMEMBER TO REDEEM YOUR
My««ry C«upoA Np. 4 this weak
SAVE as you spend...with GOLD BOND stamps I
AT NORTHGATE COLOKUL STORE ONLY!
Peach and Apple Pies ea. 39c
Fresh Mackerel Steak lb. 39c
CINNAMON ROLLS .1
. One Dozen 39c