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CONCERT — Tha Young
Adult Choir of Mount Varnon
Bapiiat, undar tiM diractlon of
Mrs. Valma Slmnu Wilton,
will ba haard in a apaciai con-
cart Sunday, Soptambar 23 at
7i30 p. m. hi tha Mt. Varnon
auditorium.
Tha concart i» baing aponaor-
ad by tha Faithful Radaamad
Bibla Claaa, and a group of
apacial apirituaia, bymna, and
aolo raaditioni hava baan plan-
nad for praaantation.
Mrt. Haial W. Smith will ac
company tha choral group at
tha organ.
Tha public ia Invitad to attand
tha concart.
Deaths and Funerals In Durham
iBETHESDA BAPT. |
CWlJRCHTOr»K !
HOS^ TO NHW
j MFB/^iNE — Bethesda Bap-
j list Church near here will be
host to the ouartfily meetii.i;'
nf fhp Itopp Baptist As
j'>pialion on Saturday and Sun
day, ^Septembpr 29 and 30.
Thrnfifi nt the meeting is
V/i-,ni «‘UliirV '''tiiiH Wo T-iV
in Giving our Spiritual Tith-
inf?.’
on th^ theme 'will
bi' led at the Saturdsv morninp
"P'sinn b’' Mn Dwofh«‘» Pure-
T p„( ’'irtfohell and Rev. E.
'T Thompson.
T'pv A D Mf|'ele’^ of Mt. Gi-
Vii n.intiit Church will de-
'M.»r »Vi» ingpiration sermon on
■Saturday.
On Sunday, the meeting will
hppr Hev. L. W. Reid, of New
Rpthel, of Durham, in his quart-
prlv presidentiaj address to the
union.
Rev. A. T- Smith will deliver
the principal sermon for Sun
day.
Chatham County
Heppenings
B-.’ I
On Saturday evcnii}g Septcm-
R. lb" ninny iiiPjids and
neighbors of Joe Smith gather
ed at hjs hiOiT)£ to share with
him inr'elPbratri'r; his birthday-
Thn ciinin? tsb!« "’a"' '’n«P''p'(
”ith a bpauti/ul white depmark
and was graced with a
'ontpr ppice of fall cut flowers.
Thpre were about 2.^ guests pre-
’ont. Thpv were wrved n
li'-lni'? dinrpr mnsistlnR of fried
chicken, chicken, stsw, siring
bprns, potato salad, mint, cak*
nnd niin^h. Mr Hmith ’”''i
I'lith msn'' lv»niiliful giUt-
Se« CHATHAM, » A
RIV. BROWNS (Insat) AND MT. VERNON BAPTIST CHURCH
Programs Slated to Mark 14th
Anniversary of Rev. E. T. Browne
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LE4AL NOTICE
i| nWAM COTTNTY
M »RTTT TAPnT.TNA
™ AnUTNISTRATOR’S NOTICE
' HAVING QUALIFIED as Admin-
i(( rator of the Estate of I-«ra Love
ams deceased. l*te of Durham
Q iinty. North Carolina, this is t*"
[ffv all nersons haviiiff claims
M ilnst Mid Mtatp to exhibit them
ta thp ii'>dprsi"np'l nt 11*
» rrish Street, Pnrham. Nor^ Ca
rl ;in«. on or before the 1st dsv
3 March. 1863. or this notice will
S pleaded in bar
r. All persons indabted to *W
4 »te will please make immediate
^ rment.
day of Jvly. J962
i rhia
4!>t-
Ike^^anics aRd Farmers Bank
ASilrrat5 of the fjatrta
of Lora Love Adams
6,
CAROLINA
^the EsUte of HaWe Ada^.
rnmmA of DurhaiHt Nortti C»ro-
^ is to notlftr M
claims agai^ j
lit them to th* uodertlgMd
e Mobile Street. PHWap.
. Carolina, on or Wfore tne
ky of February, 1983. ^ this
> be pleaded In bar of
mimm-
d indebted to the eaUte
make lounedi«te pay
ih» lat day of September
. Mark Flaher.
Attorney
FOR
•■UNTVERSiTY MOfCaS. I«“. wHI
sell to the highest- biddwr at 80«
W. Main St.. DUrM«. C-- «>"
October 10 #»■}•
Ford 4 dopr -aed«». cotor bUck.
Thia car ta for a rtor-
ase biU of »»IW
latirea iwmer
ficatlen mimlipr defated.
DIIHHAM
Carlton, dec«M^ Itte
County, NorUTCaroBna, thU is to
Carolina, on «*
dav of Auguft, |»6j, or tota notice
wiil be pleaded in her of ^ir re
covery. AU peraon# Indebted to
aaid eatafe will l?laM« »>•>“ Im
mediate payment.
Hila, the aoth djiy of August
1M2.
jETBB SWANN. Executor ot
the Ei|ete of WllUa* Early
Tlie Mt^ Vernon Baptisft m.
Church Family will hold serv
ices observing the fourteenth
anniversary of its pastor Em
mett Taliaferro Browne. The .ser
vices begin Monday evening.
September 24, at 8 p. m. and
will continue through Sunday,
September 30, at 5:00 p. m.
Monday, September 24 8 p.
oKi’iraTici
rAl^FlBD aa Execu
Attorney
NORTH C
DURHAI^™.^ »AUI
UND® AfiP PV YjWrn of th»
power sale tttpteined In * cer
tain deed of tru*t executed by Ue
Brown an«J wlf^ *’**5,1*1 Brown
dated Decembef 13, "1W8 and re
corded in Bpok M7. Mgea^ and
821 in the Office of the Reeistet
of Deeds of Durham County
North Carolina, default having
been made In the payment of the
indebtednesa thereby secured and
said deed of truat being by the
terms thereof subject to foreclos
ure, the undersigned Trustee will
offer for aale at public auction to
the highest Wddrt- M cash at the
Court house door In Durham
County. Durham. North Carftllna.
•t NOOK on the |3th dav of Octo
ber, 1M2. the. proper^ conveyed
in said deed of tniaf the aame
Ivins and being In the County of
Durbani and Slate of North Caro
Una, la Durham Tbwnahip. and
more particularly deacrib^ as
follows:
^EING aU of lot No 3 of Block
10 ot College Vlew_as shown on
man of record In Plat> Book 18
at Page 171. in the Ofice of the
Regiiter of Damla. Durham Coun
ty. North Carolina, and also as
.shown on Plat pf Sam Powell. R
S., dated Januai^ 17. lOSl.
On thla lot ia located a dwell
ing, known as No. 706 Bacon
Street.
This property will be aold sub
ject to all prior encumbrancea and
all prior and 1B61 Ad Valorem
taxea.
Thla aale will remain open foi
ten (tO) days to receive increaaed
bida aa reaulred bv law.
I. O. Funderburg, Truatee
M. Hugh Thompson,
Attorney
Thla 0th day of September, liM2
IWL Oct. Ik
NORTH CAROT.TNA
DUBHAM rOTTNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
Annie Ruth Moody ann tiushand.
Early Moodv: Mary Alice Jones
and husband Romeo .Tonps
Peltitioners
vs.
Hattie Alston
ResDondent
NOTICE OF RRIALB
Under and bv virtue of an order
nf Superior Court of Durham
County, made in the spceial pro
ceeding entitled as above, the un-
dersiffned Commissioners will on
tlie 2Wh day of Septpmher 1962.
at twelve o’clock. Noon, on the
premises herein descrihnd. offer
for sale to the hiehest bidder for
rash, that certain lot or parcel of
land in Durham County, Durham,
North Carolina more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at an iron stake in the
edge of the street ditch on the
South side of Linwood Street .in the
southea^ portion of the- city of
Durtttm, A, W. Sorrel, northeast
crfan and running thenee South
23 3/4 West 165 feet to an iron
stake in B. L. Duke’s line; thence
North 67 3/4 west 55 feet to
Southeast corner of lot No. 10;
thence North 22 3/4 East 165 feet
with eastern line of said lot to
an Iron stake In the edee of street
ditch on the South side of Lin
wood Street; thence South 67 3/4
east 55 feet to the beginning: con
taining the land within these boun
daries. Being lot number 9, as sur
veyed and platted for Alex Wal
— Rev. James A. Brown,
pastor of Ebenezer Baptfsl
Church, choir and congregation.
Tuesday, September 25, 8 p.
m. — Rev. L. M. Gooch, pastor
of St. John Baptist Church,
choir and ..jcongregatlon.
Wednesday, September 26. - 8
p. m. — Rev. J. W. Barnes,
pastor of Terrell’s Creek and
Piney Grove Baptist Churchea,
choir ami congijegatlon.
Thursday, September 27, 8
p. m. — Rev. L. W. Reid, pastor
of New Bethel Bantist Church,
choir and congregation.
Friday. September 28, 8 p. m
— Rev. W. M. Thornton, pastor
of Pilgrim Baptist Church,
choir OTd congregation.
Sunday, September 30. 11 a.
m. — Rev. S. N. Daughtey, Car-
rsville, Virginia.
Anniversary Sermon, Sunday
B p m. — Rev. Frederick O
Bass, High Point, choir and con
gregation.
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
under Pastor Browne’s leader
ship has increased in member
ship and Soiritual fellowship
Materially $209,213.08 has been
added.
The public is invited to all
services.
Funeral aervicea for Norfolk
Jasper Vincent, 69, were con
ducted Sundav at 3 p. m. at the
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church by
Rev. E. T. Browne.
.Burial followed In Beechwood
1 Cemetery. Mr. Vincent is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Karo
Vincent, two sons and one
daughter.
« • *
JAMES CAMERON
Funeral' services for James
Cameron of Brooklyn, N. Y. a
former resident of Durham,
^ere held Saturday at 2 p. m.
at the Scarborough and Hargett
Funeral Chapel, Burial follow
ed In the Beechwood Cemetery.
Mr. Cameron Is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Martha Cameron,
three daughters, and one son.
« * *
WILLIAM HORTON
'AVilliam L. Horton, .'53 of 322
Fayetteville St. died Saturday
at the Veterans’ Administration
Hospital following six months
qf declining health.
•In addition to his wife, Mrs.
Mary T. Horton, he is stirvlvpH
tor tvo sons, TiConders of Engle
wood, N. J. Chnrles of D!jrham,
tT)(ro stepsons, Walter M. Brown
bl Durham and William T.
Interracial Meet
Slated Here Sept. 27
The first of two Interracial
Instiutues apon.sored Jointly by
the Women’s Missionary Union
of the N. C. Baptist State Con
vention and the Women’s Home
^eyea «.u. ... and Foreign Missionary Conven-
iter by Rufus Massey, said lot iSjtion of the General Baptist Con-
recoiled in the office of the reg vention will be held Thursday,
later of deeds of Durham County
In Plot Book page .
For further Information see deed
from Margaret M. Ferguson, to
H. E. Howe, recorded in the regis
ter of deeds office for Durham
County, in Book 56. page 232. and
being the same lot conveyed to
Major Alston et al by deed of 12
May 1943 from H. E. Howe et ux
recorded in Book 149. page 144
in the said registry of Durham
County, said propery now b'?ing
known as 1106 Linwood Avenue.
Terms of Sale: The last and
highest bidder will be required to
deposit with the Commissioners
ten per cent of the first $1,000.00
of hia bid and five per cent of the j
exceaa of such bid over $1,000.00 '
as guarantee of compliance, which
deposit will be credited upon the
purchase price if confirmed, rc
turned to the bidder if rejected
and forfeited to the parties if the
bidder fails to comply with hit
bid.
In default of sucn deposit at the
close of bidding, the next highest
bidder shall be declared the sur
cesaful bidder unon the same
terms as hereinabove set out.
This 10th dav of September
1962.
James D. Giliiland and
Theoseus T. Clayton,
Commissioners
»ept. 19, a.
September 27, at Mount Vernon
Baptist Churph.
Theme of the Institute “Look
on the Fields” is centered
around international understand
ing. Views on the subjecV.wJH
be shared by internationals^
dents and Missionaries,
The meeting will begin V^O
A. M. and will adjourn^ Jlr
lunch at 12:45 P. M. , f
jJVtrs. M. A. Horne, preiUdilt
of the Woman’s Baptist Poffoe
and Foreign Missionary Cdhv*n-
wlll preside at the ses
sions.
The second institute will be
held at First Baptist Church In
Morganton on October 18.
CARD OF THANKS
The fainlly of the late Fin
ley Campbell Harge'tt who
drowned in the Markers Island
Straits eaat of Beaufort, N. C.,
Auquit 27, aeknowled«rea with
grateful ropraciailAn the aaany
exDreaaionK of sympathy receiv
ed from the central Piedmont
area.
Brown of Fayetteville six grand
children, one brother, Leander
Horton of Durham and one
sister, Mrs. Francis H. Farring
ton of Los Angeles, Calif.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday at 3 p. m. at West Dur
ham Baptist Church, Rev. T. C.
Graham officiated. Burial fol
lowed in Beechwood Cemetery.
GLENWOOD ARNOLD
Glenwood Arnold, age 33, of
Fuquay Spring died In an auto
mobile accident on Monday.
Funeral Services were held
Thursday at 2:30 p. m. at St.
Augustines Baptist Church ta
Funnay, with the Rev. Mr.
Jackson officiating. Burial ofl-
lowed in the Church Cemetery.
Hp is survived by his wife, Mrs
Katie Arnold: 4 sons: hi«
Mother. Mrs. Minnie Arnold: 3
brothers; and 5 sisters; Includ-
ng Mrs. Gladvs Dawkins and
Mrs. Alvera Thompson both of
Durham.
It’s not much comfort to real
ize that when you retire to
vacatlonland, you’ll meet the
cpmp kind of pponle vou left
bPhiVid. in precisely the same
nercerrtages.
Emmanuel A. M. E. Church
“A CHURCH WHERE EVERYONE IS SOMEBODY
AND GOD IS ALL”
710 Kent Street — Durham, N. C.
iohn Frederiek Ipps, Minister Mrt. Evelyn Roberts, Organist
Sunday, September 23,1962
9:4S A.M. CHURCH SCHOOI, „ ^
SUBJECT “Draw Near To God
Mr. Fred Hargraves, Superintendent
11:00 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE
SERMON “The Christian Fellowship”
MUSIC Junior Choir
7:00 P.M. GOSPEL SINGING
National Gospel Sin|ers rf Greensboro
Getting Ahead? or Just Getting Along?
The best way to get ahead of just getting
' along is by saving regniariy.
where you SAVE does make a difference.
Mutual Savings & Loan Ass'n
112 W. PAMtlSH ST.
DURHAM, N. C
“A FRIENDLY CHURCH”
White Rod( Baptist Church
WHITE POCK SQUARE DURH.^M, N.' CT
Miles Mark Fisher, Pa»tor
Sunday, September 23,1962
8:4S A.M. CALL TO WORSHIP Electronics
9:80 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON—
“A Call to Spiritual Renewal,”
Malachi 2:1, 2, 4-9; 3:1-4
J w Review of Lesson by the BTU
Dr. Charles A. Ray, Superintendent
11-00 A.M. “PEOPLE NEED COMFORT” The Pwtor
Building Fund Rally sponsored by the Board of
Christian Education
Senior Choir, John H. Gattis, Director
6:80 P M. BAPTIST TRAINING UNION
Mrs. Hattie Boykin, I-eader
7:30 P.M. “IN BAPTISM ONE ALSO PUT ON” The Pastor
Baptizing, District Reports
St. Joseph's k. M. E. Church
“SERVING A WORLD PARISH WITH CHRIST
SINCE 1869"
FAYETTEVILLE ST. DURHAM. N C.
MttS. G. A. WINSLOW MRS. KATIE SMITH
Minister of Music Dir. of Christian Education
MELVIN CHBSTER SWANN, The Minister
Sunday, September 23.1962
0:») AM. SUNDAY SCHOOL
SUBJECT “Draw Near To God”
i Miss Marie Faulk, Superintendent
11:00 A,M. MORNING WORSHIP—ANNUAL HOMECOMING
SERMON Dr. David Williamson
Presiding EldOr Durham District
MUSIC Gospel Choir
Miss Ellen Warren at the Console
3:80 P.M. The Minister, Senior Choir and Congregation
«ill worship with Emmanuel AME Church,
Kent S?reet
7:00 EVENING WORSHIP
SERMON The Minister
MUSIC Gospel Choir
Miss Ellen Warren at the Console
free PARfflNO ON SAINT JOSEPH STREET