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►•--jmiuRDAY, JUNE 30, 1962 DURHAM, N. C.
ON TV THIS WEEK
WTVD Channel 11
SATURDAY iUNE 30
knt Fumxne
;3# Hoy Hosc-W
$ 30 FKli* Cat
#:00 Capt. Kang«r«io
IftOa AlviP
MiBhty Moum
it-.no Magic Land
11JM1 Roy HoBfif*
lo-flA )!Vv KfnB
11:80 CflS News
lf-4^ ^
4-fin Pti*t Pn't Paradp of Cnamp»
4‘SO Telpsporl* Digest
{•nn Amotpnr Hour
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n« ttrWf. WnrlH ot Sport#
•F-flO p*rrv M»»on
t'HW H»ifen()er*
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If-m Oiminn'''''' - . '
’flirM' Stsr Fin«l
I1:H Country Style
SUNDAY, JULY 1
inh Pfih Tnolf'’ Qu»rt»t
rinv^ On1i»th
f-1R 'nirnnnh th" Porthole
rW« Iptnrndtifll'nl
« Tnrtintr’' on Pqr!rt*
irt-ftft Tjimn TTnto Mv Feet
T,oo> TTt> nnfl LWe
ti-prt ttt
li.»n Wn«h»n"t(vn rottvm»»loH
17-00 r*nm»"n'-'u*lllh of Natiofl*
J«-»0 Pli Plr«m-P
l:(iO Awsrrt Thpufpr
1*» Qiinrti«»» Mo'H*
1-nn T>li*o«'*lotn B? j
]|.«A 'B'/litof'a r^nlpp
4-VI otmI
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tA'«n xiTliof’^ Mt T.tneT
11'00 Ciin#1»w n#»wr Special
11:15 St*r Theatpr
MONDAY, JULY 2
IV*'
II
i:30 White Hunter
•00 Mortiine Jsmboree
;O0 Cipt. Kangaroo
:O0 Cartoon Shop
lf;00 Calendar
10:30 Lucy
11:00 Tennowee Ernie Ford
11:*0 BrlRhter Day
3:00 Love of life
:80 Queen For A Day
1:00 Peggy Mann
1;» Aa the World Tuma
}HM Paaaword
dm Houae Party
■tt JMilHonaire
|;» To Tell the Truth
i:00 Secret Sfortn
Edge of Nisht .
B;00 The Fun Hour
6:00 Laaale
MO Baao
t;«) Weather
:49 Walter Cronkite
1:00 Pat* and Gladya
t:30 Cheyenne
tJO Law of the Plainaman
BttHTDsr T.uejr Shtnrr
1D:00 Hennesey
19:80 rve Got a Secret
11:00 Newa
il:lS Star Theater
TUESDAY, JULY 3
|:80 Buma and Allen
litOO Momin* Jamboree
Capt. Kangaroo
f:00 Cartoon Shop
1U:00 Calendar
il|[;80 Lucy t«,
11:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford
li:80 Brighter Day
UKN Love of .Life ,, , * ,
i|s||.WM9 P%- A 0*Tf i S'i/
Ip; ftggy Mann ^ " I T
p30 Aa tht World Tuma
1:00 Paaawbrd
9:30 Roiiae Party
9:00 Millionaire
1:30 To Tell the Truth
4:00 Secret Storm
4:30 Edge of Night
1:00 The Fun Hour
8:00 Dennia
•:30 Eaao
J:40 Weather
.46 Walter Cronlcite
?:00 To Tell the Truth .
:30 Dick Van Dyke
8:00 New Breed
9:00 Comedy Spot
9:30 Law and Mr. Jonea
10:00 Talent Scouts
11:00 News
11:18 Star Theater
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4
8:30 TV Readers Digest
7:00 Morning Jamboree
8:00 Capt. Kangaroo
9:Q0 Cartoon Shop
lOrM Calendar
10 30 Lucy
11:0(1 Tennessee Ernie Ford
11:30 Brighter Day
1S:00 Lova of Life
U:30 Queen For A Day
1:00 Pegty Mann
1:30 Aa the World Turns
2:00 Paaaword
3:30 Houae Party
S:nn Milllnnaire
3:30 To Tell the Truth
4:00 Scxret Storm '
4:30 Edge of Night
5:00 The Fun Hour
0:00 Buga Bunny
8:30 Eaao
«:40 Weather
8:45 Walter CroaUte
7:00 Flinfatonea
7:30 Alvin
8:00 Window on Uaio Street
8:80 Checkmate
9:80 Lawman
10:00 Armatrong
ii;no N«w«
11:U star
THURIDAY, JULY
.«J0 Higbw« Balidm
• •«!
• on Cftpt K»n«irno
9:(iO Cartm>n Shop
m ho Cilendat
{*•3(1 T.flcy
1f-m T*W»««ee Km* fat4
rvm firighler Day
LoVe of Life
12:30 OKcen For A Day
Vrt* Pcggir Mam»
1:30 A* th* World Ti»b#
3:O0 PasaWUrd
2:3ft Home Party
3-fllfi Mniloftati'-'
3-W To T»1l the Truth
4:(io secret Slorm
»-30 F,dge of Night
B-nft The Fun Hmif
8:00 Leava It to Beaver
»,W> Wao
*••40 Wotliw
8:49 Walter Cronkita
7^18 ^i« «nd Harriat
7:3P Ifree Sons
fYonHer direni
9:fl0 Brenner
B;30 Twilight Zone
10:00 Alcoa Pramlafa
30 TBA
on Taw»
1^ Star Thtalef
’ FRIDAY, JULY 4
S:3fl SpM’^
> 7-m Jrfmburea ;
8-no ript. Kangaroo
^•flO narto«n Bhep
10:00 Calendar
10-30 l^'V
11-rtft VVIen Vlllaw
11:00 Tennaaai** Eml* F«ro‘
It-Op T»y» of T.Ife
ia-80 Qiieen For A Daf
i no Peainr Msnn
1 SO A* fh^ World TifWi
?.ftO p^^swoi^
H-SO VTnnae Partt
^•nn MilHoni'l'’^
)(.«i Tflr T»H the Truth
4-/10 Secret Storm
4^art Pd«e of Ni*ht
n-m T%e F«in Wonf
ff-fiA Fnnila* Finmiaa
H'Sn Fiw
fl-4n Wnsther
A 4n WaltM* CronMtt
T(in Manhnnt
7-Vt PpwhM*’
JI-10 Bnnti* 08
»■'*» Wf*) •MeTrtwa
lOnO Tarfet; Cormptara
tl-np Wen»
11:16 Friday NUht Couhrty Style
WI^AT. nittW'nM R
SATURDAY, JUMI 30
fl.'00 Bo*o the Clown /
PipThe PiP«*^,_
lO^Jjn Wiari tewla fCO^lRJ
10:rt« Wn« Leo«ard6 (COLOT)
11'O*! Ifnry
11:80 Teenage Frolia
lil;.ir» l ife pf R»*T
1:00 TBA
VSO Malof Leawa Bas«aH
4;!m Alnetica at Work
4:^ Talent, IM.
»:W TBA
^•a« induatrv on Parade
5:48 Ownd Ole Opty, _ ^
8'l)ll fUndw Vanocur’a Beport
mProWrealHlifl ,
SKeJia Firga:*f„ .
8'SO Tan Uah
fl-no tJn»«»chaW»Hi
10:(llf niTOit:* C6*lrt
11-flrt naWlne
11:19 ¥o«le o* W«#k
SUNDAY. JULY 1
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^•00 T»ar*^ . „ .
P-'W The rhildren’a C.oapel Hour
10:00 Frnntlera ol FaMh
10-tiO Bli* Ple'uw
11-on Tiphf t’nto Wv Path
1S:00 The Chrlatophera
1S-S0 Oral Roberta
1:00 Church of opr Fathers
l!*fl Movte^Matinee,
0|30Siir^e8
7;3n World of C»flor
••'^0 Ciir (14. Whe#e M Ton
•■no Bnnanaa
10-00 niinnnt Shaiw of the,w*e»
11:^0 Bundav tJite Snow
MONDAY, JULY 7
ti im Aafutet
7-nn Tiwi»v
t-o^ wiMwnoInt ,
todaf
9:00 befo
0:30 Knkla and Oltte
••an Bn*o
in^no «»y When
in-'o Pluv Voiie Wnnch (COLOBf
11-no price 1* P'rtit
11-30 roneentratlon
1fl!-no Firdf impr«»alon
1K-WI Trnth nr ronaoqoencea
IS^OO NBC Newa
i^nn Time nut
VRO Jane Wvman
**nn T»" M«m»v (COLORl
New*
T nreHa Vntin#
^•00 Vnnn** T>r Malone
3:)W Our Five DatUhfera
4-On MaVe pnnm For Daddy
*•10 ruB’n Five
T>lfe pf B«le»
H-flO Reeve with Snorta
^•1A MaiHc Momenta Ih Sports
“■8:98'i?l«wpolnl
^•*H Wmther
■ irw> 4(t*te1ine
(I'M niintlev-Brlnkley Report
7-nn Dfsv-rlek
n nn S*a Hunt
H>3il Price la RIcht
R:On R7th Precinct
10:00 Thriller
11-00 Dateline
11:00 Sportallne
TUISDAY. JULY 3
8J0 Aapeet
7:d0 To^
7:38 Viewpoint
-;80 TodaJ
00 &0M
0:29 Boxo
»n Wi «)n« Wfirri
10:30 Play Yottr HWich
I’fiee is Right (CO>AR1
H i«l Conoentration
iJjOfl Voiir First Irtipfesainn
I2:fl0 Trirth «r CMia^tteMei
tt:iM NBC N«Wi
1:08 Paul Mmlgonery Show
1:30 Jane Wyman
3 Si lah iMm (GOUW)
?:90 LoMtts totiflg
H:On Young Dt. Malene
3:30 Ow Fife Dsaghtera
4:00 Mak ttoom for Diddf
4:90 Cap’D Fire
0:80 Quick Draw MrCraw
6:00 Ree«e« «*tll 8pwl4
8:90 Vlewpolni
6:99 Weathei
6:90 9tatalitie
6:49 itantley-Brinkley
7:99 Ktai «f Dtsnkilida
7:90 ChaiiiPimUp Dcbsts
8:99 Aifria Hitefececk
9:90 Dick PoweB
10:M Cain’s Hundred
11:90 DsteUat
11:M
ll!9»TMifbt
WtOMi9DAY, JULY 4
lewpout
8:00 Boao
9:89 Kukla end Ollie
»:8|9 Bow
1Q:QD Say When
1Q:M Play Your fitinch (COIXIRI
11:00 Price la Right COLOR)
ti:90 Concentration
19:00 Flrat Inioresalon
19:30 Truth or Consequences
19:89 NBC Newi
100 Time Out
1:90 Jsne WyuMn
9:00 Jan lltmay Show (COU)RI
3:98 me N«n
3:90 Lorstt* Yonnf
8:00 Young Dr. Malone
9:90 Our flT* Daoghtsrs
4:00 Make Room For Daddy
^p’n Five
Deputy Daws
0:00 Reeve with Sports
6bl9. Magic Momenta Sports
8:90 Viewpoint
AU Weather
8Jtt Ststellne
B:48 Huntlev-Brinkley
7:00 Death Valley Days
r:99 Wagon Traill
flhSp Rip Cord
9:00 Myatery Hour
10:00 Naked City
11:00 Dateline
11:10 Sportaline
THUR9DAY, JULY S
7;98 Vlewpotat
7t99 Today
Boso
.10:W Say Wha
■tlW FW*Your nuneii (C0U04
urn NIm if RtgM (couno
I 8:00 ContiJienul Claaaroom
> 8;M Aapeet
11:90 Concentration
 [12:00 Firat Impreaaion
12:00 Truth or Conaequencee
19:88 NBC Nows
1:00 Paul Montgomer) Show
1:80 Jane Wyman
|:m Jab Murray Show
1:90 Loretta Young
9:N Yonng Dr. Malone
9:M Oue Five Daughters
Make Room For Daddy
S:M Cap’n Five
:90 Huckleberry Hound 277
8 00 Reeve with Sports
‘ 8:90 Viewpoint
0:96 Weather
8:90 Statelioe
0 4a Huntley-Brinkley
7:00 Shannon
7:90 Bachelor Father
8:00 Donna Reed *
8:90 Dr. Kildare
9:30 Haael
10:00 Sing Along With Mitch
iroo Daiiellne
11:10 Sp«rtsUne.. ,
pfcil^Airr JULY 9
9;M) Aspect
7:00 'hi^y
t99 Viewpoiiit
7:.1« Todsy
9-on Boso
TOfOO Say When
Iff^JIO Pla? Ymir Hwnrh frOLORl
11:01 PHoe la Right (COM3R
11'90 reneentraUnn
19:00 Your First Impression
IJffM News
1-rtO 'rtme ftnt
130 Jane Wyman
3-flO Jan Murray Rhow (COLORI
2^30 T.oretta Young
9-00 Yoiinff Dr. Malnne
8:30 Our Five Daughters
4:00 Make Ilnnm For Daddy
4:30 Cap’n Five
n 30 Yogi Bear
0 00 Reeve with Sporta
A in Maele Momenta in Spores
0-W1 Weather
0:30 Statellne
0 4S Hiintlev-RHnkley
7-no Hawaiian Rve
0:00 Robert Tavlor’s Detectives
O-OO 77 Snnaet SWP
10-00 T)r. Ben Caaey
11:00 Dateline
11:18 Sportaline
Hi« North Carolina Depart-
in«nt of Motor Vehicle* augge#^
your driving will be more com*
fortable and leaa tiriag if you
use your brakea more and your
horn leaa.
Four Texas Oil Companies are
Accused of Jobs DIscriiniMtiOfl
WASHINGTON Charging Signed a '‘t*l«Ji fltt
racial diserimiriation by four agteeirtertt WHh tlW PMwainfa
Texas oil and cViemical compan- Comimittee oil Equal Empiay-
iM the National As.socintion for ment Opportunity.
Advancement of Colored People I
on Thursday, June 21, filed
SiLlCTID — Jamea U Mln-
ten, tenter, a Jonler psfHleal
tclence malei ef Merfh CaralMe
Cellefla, receNet the sentrMv*
IsliMia ef Pratldefll Alle«Ma W-
4er, rt«W, and Dean •. Y. Kyto,
leH, wfwn bit telecflen 4s Mie
enly NSfro Mtiona II stfMIA*'
Ing cellefle ttndeiita In North
Carsllna te werk fer rtie state
yWl« tummtr M a pre«ram de-
alfnMl t* Mtraaf lii|jhly-9«allfled
NrtMs t« careers in state sov-
erniMiti A nathrS ef Scelland
Neak, ReWnMit 4n haMer atu-
4ant. will werk tit the Frlaeni
Department for ebeut 40 days
at $75 00 per week, according io'
an ennooflcement yeateiday from
the office of Oevernw Terry
Sanford. Other students selected
are from the University of N. C.,
State Callage, Woman's College,
and East Carolina College.
Patterson Gives
Award at His
Former khooi
NBW YORK — Floyd Pat-
terson, world heavyweight
Champion and former graduate
of the Cjrrus W. Field School
here in New York, continues to
show his interest and apprecia
tion for the training, encourage
ment and guidance he received
While a student at the achopl,
by presenting an Annual Trophy
to the boy who demonstrates ex
cellent character, sportsmanship,
and achievement which this
year went to Ismael Diar.
The Floyd Patterson Trophy
along with other Awards was
presented at the CWF Grad
uation E^xercises June 21at.
Winn-Dixie Notes
Three Per Cent
Safes Increase
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. —
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. register
ed a 8.60 per cent incrfaM in
sales duHng the 52-week per)^ - — »— -
ended JBnn 2 compared with = the opportunity to meet our
. - -•« ■ -« — .. mwmtt WAaIrA
eorrestmtdlng period a year ]>ib,
it \yas announced.
liie volume was •771.276^‘06
corhpared with .$748JJ9A.?34
Inot year, an increase of |^2.w6-
432.
For the 48-week period ended
June. 2. sales were $7i4J)D9’612,.
rompared wi»l^ 9004 301,342 an
increase of 119 708,370 or 2.84
per cent over 1961.
. An increase aluo was register
ed for the 4 week period ended
: T,irte 9. when i«nlei totaled g^O.-
ovi rnmnnred with S57.-
In^t yenr an inrrease of
fl or 2.70 ner cent.
Winn-Di*ie. which onerates a
nnmber of suoermakets in the
local area, now has 559 retail
stores throughout the South
compared with 533 units a year
ago.
Goldsiwro Stiriners Praised By
State for Hosting Gala Day Affair
OOLOSBORO — The State i Lytle, Treasurer of Kabala Tem-
Planning Conmilttee of the An-1 pie, Raleigh; Joseph Cundiff,
dent Egyptian Arabic Order of l Vice Chairman of Kindah
NoWfca Mystic Shrine of North! Temple, Fayetteville; G. Edward
and South Amesica and ns Pash, State secretary of Rofelt
Jursldletion, representing the Paha Temple, Rocky Mount: C.
several temples 6f the Desert I. Bland, Chief Rabban, William
ot North Carolina, along with' Reinhardt, Illustrious Potentate,
the Adviser of the Daughters of Amaziah Howell Marshal and
Isis met at the J. W. Hood H. R. McKethan, Local CoChalr
complaints on behalf of more
thnn 100 vi^ofkers with the Pre-,
sfdent’s Committee on Equal i
Employment Opportunity.
Named in the comnlaints wib-
mitted by Herbert Hill. NAACP
labor seirretary, are the Socony
Mobil Oil Company refinery nt
Beaumont, and the Texas IT. S.
Chemiral Company, Goodrieh
Oulf Chemicals,. Inc., and the
Neches Butane Products Com
pany;’, all of Port Neches.
In addition to comolaints filed
on behalf of 5.5 Noprn emnloyees
at the Socony Mobil refinery.
Hill filed a comT)lalnt in ‘he
nnme nf the executive board of
tho all Neuro Local 4-299 nt the
0)1,. Chemical and Atomic
Worker^ Tfi'ernational TJnlnn.
AFTj-CTO. The local charged
pnllii'sinn beV»"'en the comnanv
end Lnpal 4-243, comnosed ex
clii®ivelv of white workers.
The company, the pomnlaints
allege, refuses to nromot» Ne-
arrt workers on a nnndiscrlmina
tnrv basis, nnvs them
wflRes. and 9vstem">tlrally vio
latoM their seniorl+v riphts.
The P'''’'’nv Mobil OH Com
pany, Hill pointed out, has
The three Port Neches com»f,
paniea. rtflainSt \irhlfch colnpUilnt^'
on behalf at 7« Negro wotlwi*
were fllPd. fihargod witlft
mnlntaifiing v fsciallF se#is*»e
•»ff>iofhy linM « ptofcwiion.
This arrangement, lif«»tporMI4d
in the colle«>ive baraajning
nefeemeht i*4th t,de#l ^48 of.
the Oil ahd Ch*‘mic9l WotkM*
imlon. restricts WofkerS
to segregated commoh labor de-
n^rtments. victimizes them with
innenirate lob classifications,
and denies them promotions in
to nrortnction and eralt (coupa-
tions, *he complaints allege.
'fViec'e conditions. Hill told
John Feild. executive ^ir^ctor rf
the Pre'sldent’s Cnmmitte, are
tvnirnl of the pattern of ticM
discrimination in most of tne
nil refinin(» and chemical plants
onerntfnp with OovefnmCflt ^Oft-
tracts In the Gulf area..’ f;
Conventional upright sjloi
imina- that are properly packed »nd(
lower I w'-'leH pen nrod»ioe Ipw-mo'^ture
silaRe that iis equal, io
fpertinff ’i^shie to Vi^led hav from
tv,. .BToe erop. TTSDA acientls*®
at Beltsville. Md., have lound.
Masonic Lodge hall, Sunday,
June 17, to aettle and close all
aocounts relative o the recent
Oala Day celebration of which
Mlzpah Temple served as host
temple.
This date marks the official
closing of the commemoration
and celebration.
Noble George E. McKelthan,
State Chairmen, preaided over
the business session.
Alt the close of the session.
Noble McKelthan said, “We are
particularly Indebted to the of
ficials of the City of Goldsboro,
North Carolina, in Its broadest
sense, newspaper and broadcast-
fit* facilities, and the warmth
,and hospitality the people of
Goldsboro gave the Nobles and
Daughters, and all who helped
in making the Gala Day a suc
cess. While In your city It gave
old fraternal friends and make
rie^ OHM,J review our progress
together ind look forward to
tlie future In strengthening
Piffnce Hall Shrlnedom; promot
ing progress and meeting the
obstacles and challenges of our
times. We are grait/*ful for
evfclTthlng. It was truly a Oala
Tlav at tioldsboro. North Caro-
Una."
Statwide officials attending
the meeting were Nobles: J. E.
QmmSi
Gin
1925
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saMi^ta
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live AUSO aardrept.
Watk tUggad waa
ilwt aiay iriltat^ afi««t
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Fla. Constable
Suspended After
Sliooting Negro
PEIUlY, Fla. — Following in
dictment by a Federal grand
lury in the fatal ahootifig, on
Ma^ 5. of a 19 year old Negro,
Constable Henry Sauls hu been
si;^speuded by Qov. Farris Bry-
a4t. :
The indlctmint for the slay
ing of Joaeph Dumas cante as
the resiflt of intervention by
the Department of Justice on the
iM^ls of affidavits submitted by
th« NAACP Florida state organ-
ixation. Previously, the constable
had been freed by a Taylor
County grand Jury which re
fuged to Indiet him.
According to an NAACP in-
v«|ttigatlon, Sauls has a hiat^
of brutality toward Negroes in
a cotmty which has been indif
ferent to the denial of rights to
cctlored eitlsens. (
The Governor’s Suspension
ot|ler said that, as a result of
the indictment, Ssuls had lost
public confidence and was guilty
of incompetence in office. Thse
Mderal grand jury charged him
with willfully shooting and
killing the vouth. ’The constable
had said that Ik accidentally
shot Dumaa after stopolng hhn
on the highway for Inveatlga-
tion.
Since Dumns’ death an
NAIACP branch has been ofgan-
i*ed In Perry, the first ,in the
•Ma In more than 10 y4afs- The
branch now has a voter registra
tion campaign in progress. In the
DWt two weeks some 200 ad
ditional nanaa haw been added
% the roUa.
man all of Mizpah Temple,
Goldsboro: George E. McKeithan,
Chairmian, of Harnesses Temple
of Charlotte; and Noble W. O.
Grier who closed the meeting.
.HTST TAT.T- THAT’S ATX
For Aceowiti"* *o
Zonhig Chit»t in
t*ublic ClericiJ
Business Bureau
.PI I « ./Mil  i rirt «
MARKEN’S
II Yoiir Savinos Are Hot tarniw 4%
YOU ARE LOSING MONEY
And ll's Time (or a Savings CheA-Up
Where You Save Does Make a Difference, and When You Compare tlie B«firfi^.a You
Enjoy at MUTUAL SAVINGS. You'D See Why! . . .
Save by July 10th—Earn 6 Full Months in Dividends
MUTUAL SAVII^
and loan Assooaiion
CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 112 W. PARRISH ST.
DURHAM, N- C
Back in the good old days when the family packed op
■ 1^ M f" ^ (or a stay at the beach. Mama tucked the family aavinga
I I ■■ ino her “boodle ha#” and considered it safe. But Aat
I III V practice is aa out of date as these venerable besuJt coa
tumes. Today, Mama’a a lot wiser. She knows that
the only safe way to protect the fmi|i|| life aavinga
I 'I ia to put it In a bank. A bsmk pro'vMtos a cooTenient,
safe and thrifty method of protecting yoor saviBga. A1
deposits up to $10,600 are insured by t^iFedaral Cov>
enunent- And banks earn interest on yoor money for
you! Just as beadi wear has chsmge^ throagifa die
I |g years, wise families have foonid tha^ are much
® better than **boodle bags” for their savinga.
Mechanics and Farmers feank
112 W. Parrish Street
Durh^im, N.