Sorority Entertains President
Members of ih* Rho
(Durhkm) chapter of Iota Phi
^mbda lorority pose for the
pjhotographer dtf^ing a Founder's
Day banquet given by the chap
ter '«t which the national presi
dent of the organization, Mrs;
0ksie Mitchell, of Birmingham,
;^s guast speaker. Shown here
^jjiire' (seated, center) Miss Ruby
Tlklding, Mrs. Barbara Avant.
Sht Lucille Baines. Mrs. Bessie
(Imer, Mrs. Miranda Hayden,
(regional treasurer of Tuskegee,
Ala.) Mrs. Louise McCrea (chap
ter president), Mrs. Gloria Hub
bard, Mrs. Constantine Lyon,
Mrs. Arnelle Robihsoc and Mrs.
Omeda Livingstone.
On the back row, seated, are
Mrs. Bernice Ingram, Mrs. Fan
nie McLean, Mrs. Vivian Gates,
Mrs. Gazella Lipscomb, Mrs.
Ruth Bolden, Mrs. Lucille Wil
liams. Mrs. Otelia Stewart, Mrs.
Eula Harris. Mrs. Viola Turner.
Mrs. Laura Bruce and Mrs.
Goldie Hargett.
Standing, left to right, are
Mrs. Martha Merritt, Mrs. Mary
Pamplin, Mrs. I^th McCollum,
Mrs. Ruby Bolden, Mrs. Lillie
Huntar, Mrs. Johnnie M. Brown,
Mrs. Brodie Pemberton. Miss
Nezzie Carter, Mrs. Lorraine
Weaver, Mrs. Mable Butler. Mrs.
Mary Clay. Audrey Kellum,
Mrs. Helen J6nes and Mrs. Rach
ael Underwood.
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Day Camp Youth
Display Wares
At Closing Event
Cheerful, bright-eyed young
sters displayed to parents tnd
friends what they learned. 1»
YWCA Day Camp during their
closing exercise Friday, July 12,
10:30 a. m. at McDougald Ter
race Community Center.
Mrs. Ann Lunsford, Camp In
structor, presided.
The program consisted of ac
tion songs, games, and dances.
Portia McCullough, A1 frieda
Peace and Willa Jean Thomas
were ushers. ,
However, for parents, the ar
ray of ingenious artistry which
ranged from ‘dark hovering
clouds’ to ‘men of other plants,’
were most fascinating.
In addition to arts and crafts,
music, nature study, and other
recreational games, tourns to
Long Meadow Dairy, Lake Ml-
chic, and Stanford L. Warren Li
brary were provided.
Day Camp convened from
Jufe 17, through July 12, af'**
included boys and girls three to
7 years old. , ■
THE C AH&lin A TflMlS
DURHAM, PI. C. MTUKOAV, JULY »,
\ORTU CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY ,
notice of sale
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE 6{
the power-ol sale contained •»
ccrlain deed of trust executed
Thomas G. Melvin and. wife,
L. Melvin, dated February 3, 1963
ind recorded in Book 663 at page
340, in the office of the Hegisl-'r
jf Deeds of Durham County
-jorth Carolina, default having
been made ir. the payment of the
iKiebiodtiess hereby secured and
:aid deed of trust being by the
crms thereof subjcct to foreclo^
,ure, tile undersigned Trustee wtlJ
•ffer for sale at public auction to
he highest bidder for cash at the
:ourthouse door in Durham Coun-
, Duiiiain, North Carolina at
;OON on the 17th day of August,
963, the property conveyed in
iid deed of trust the same ly-
ng and being the County Of Dur
ham and State of North Carolina,
n Durham Townshlo and moifc
artl'ularly described as follows;
RF,CtINNING at a stake on the
North side of the Fish Dam Road
at the Southnwest corner, of Lot
Vo. 3 as shown on plat herein-
Tftcr referred to, whiph said
stake is 12tt.2 feet from thi^ North-
vest tangent intersection of said
!'ish Dam Road and Roane Street,
unnin'j thence along and with
the West line of Lot No. 3, North
I fle!>. 40’ Eost 216.6 feet to »
take in the line of Lot No. fl;.
hrncp 'vith said line North 88
’c". 20’ West 65 ft. to a stake
cornrr of Lot No, 1; thence Sotith
I deg. 40' West 199.8 feet to a
• 'tkp in the North side of the
Tish Dam Road; thcnce alohg and
"ith sid road South 73 dpe. 1)1’
■^n!t RR.8 feet to the point or
t)lace of hcginni^iMind beihg Ldt
■'fo. 2 nn Map of Pfnpcrty of V F
'’nni', bv S. M. Credle, C. E., dated
’ bruary 11, 11)47, and recorded
In th^ officc. Jj
'ecds of DurhJim,''
’onk 18, at page 84.
Thi.s Property will be sold suJt-
ioct to ail prior encumbrances arid
•'II prior and 1962 Ad Valorem
' axc'-'.
THIS SALE will remain open
or ten (10) days to receive itl-
■rcascd bids as required by law.
This 10th day of July, 1963.
J. J. llendcrson. Trustee
William Ar Marsh, Jr.,
Attorney
*’0 27. and Aug. 3, 10.
YWCA DAY CAMPERS — Cam
pers itanding, from left to right
ar* Mrs. WiUy Lunsford, Craig
Coopar, Derrick Bridges, Mich
elle Lunsford, Robbie Bridges, Michael Williams. Sammy Me
I Portia M cCullough, Tab C. Cullough, an4 Mr*. W. E. Wil-
Luntford, Timothy Robinson, liama. Seated, left to right' Al-
I Michael Perry, Annette Scott, I
frieda Peace, Jerry Scettr
ricia. and Linda Scott, uMI WHI^
Jean Thomas.
NORTH CAROUNA
DURHAM COUNTY
NOTICE OF SALE
- UNDER- AND BY VIKTUE ot
the po'.ier ot sale conlaiiieu in a
t-^'iuin deed ot uusi executed by
«V/lsbil vV. beiJei's aiiu wile, Mn-i
afuu ti. beiibis, uned iviuy i^,|
iUtit;, and lecurueu m buuK
at . in iiie uiiice ot tnei
iteyhier oi Deeus oi Ouihani'
v^uuuiy, iNui'tn bdioiina, ueiauit^
riaWiig bucu uiaUe lu me paymeni
ut tae iliaebieune.>i> tiieieuy bti-|
t/Ured aiiu aalU ueeu ot tiust be-
lUri uy ■ tne terms luereot !>ubjei:t |
lu lui;;ciuilHte, ine uiiuersi,iiieil
iiuiiiee tviii uxibr i>aie at puo-
iiC aUciiUll lu liie Oiuabl I
i.Ui' dL iiic! OUUAUluUot: iiUUf '
i tk, 4^uliicttXl ^ uuiilciiiif
^.Ulth Udiuulia at kuJiM UU U1C|
XI 111 uay uv ljkjo, me piop |
' ill OOl.U UctU Ul
ulO ^laiiiti ijil.o alia being
lii . uie . couiii^' (ji i^uiiiaiii aiiu ■
iialti-(Ji Kuiia Cdiuiina, iii Dur-.
iiain aOAiuiiip aiiu mure parciuu-i
lai^y UUaoi'ibeu as tuiiuvvs: |
at a ktake on the
SiuuUi siue 01 ^'ous Ml eel (atiryj,
ihe iioiUiwesl toini-r ot Lot uii
^Vhicii house No. 107 Lyons Street
IS ietateil, beiug W2. i teet in a
wcstei ly^ direction. trom Uie Duke
.Spur Iteiit of Soutnern Railway
CompdPr'thcnce in a southerly
dirctffon South 1 degree 34’ Eas*
136,8 feet to a stake; thence in a
wesierly direction iMorih 88 de
grees il’ West 4U.2 feet to an old
iton^ thehce in a northerly direc-
ilc>n with and along tiie eaBtern
hoMRdiry Hne of the land of Sp-
phia, I'illcy, North 0 degrees 37’
Wdst,14C.8 feet to a stake in tiie.
sdutlj^rly side ot Lyons Street I
t'h(!nce in an easterly dlrec i
tion- with-and along the property
bul}di:ig , line of Lyons Street;
South 86 degrees 30' East
42.7 feet to the point or place of
ucjiJipinng. The same being lof ot
lan^ Mti ■ which House No. lOlj,
Lyqns Street (dlley) is located. i
■Jne same also bdng. a portion of
BeWffctS' ''L'y.rttt ' Edward Lyon
fee. Sefe Special
Pi’-oc. 32B6 in .the office ol
sl^le•Clel'k of the Superior Court
of Durham County.
Further refcronce TnTrade to =
special Proceeding for inlcrpieta
tIon of the Will of H. R. Lyon
Deceased, as recorded in Spec
Proc. B^k 22, page 307, Judg
ment No. 4958.
This property will be sold sub
ject to aii prior encumbranccs and
ill! prior and 1!>62 Ad Vaioreir!
taxes.
This sale will remain open for
ten (10) days to receive increased
bidl as required by law. ’ i
THis. 16th day of July, 1^3.
J. J. Henderson, Trustee j
William A. Marsh, Jr.,
Attorney I
July 2v), 27, and Aug. 3, 10. |
Sunday School
Teacher Feted I
Mrs. Willie Sneec, teacher of
the Willing Workers Surdayi
School Class of the Mt. Gilead I
Baptiot Church, was honored at
the clans meeting on Friday eve-1
ning, July 12. at the home of MiS. 1
Kannie Roberts on Elizabeth Si. I
Mrs. Roberts, president, greeted
each member as they arrived and;
Mrs. Mayball Bryant pinned cor I
sages on the honoi'ee and mcm
bcr,i.
The home '.^as decorated
throughout with tjeantiful flowers.
Mrs. Jessie David.son, assistant
teacher, was speaker for the oc
casion. She was introduced by Mrs.
Lillian Walston. Mrs. Davidson’s
subject, "More Than A Teacher.’
was very informative and enjoyed
by all.
[ Mrs. Sneed was dtvlareu m be
“More Than A Teacher ' ana was
! prejenied a gold engraved pen
The Superintendent compliment
ed Mrs. Sneed fcr he* excellpnt
work with the class which Wi,«
-•rganized 14 years ago.
Aftrr the prescjntAtion the thirty
two members present enjo>ei
I’ames and fsllo'.vship.
Mrs. Roberts served barbecued
chicken, string beans, squash,
corn, slaw. Harvard beets, hot
--y
e [Mt witw
rolls, muffins and appl^
cheese and punch.
.Ml'S. Lva tmjns and ULw Alpxia'
.Moseiy presented favors to
iiiciijber.
Tha group unanimously 4*-)
dared Mrs. Roberts as
ing hostcs.s and thanked her^oc|
au enjoyable evening.
Mrs. E. D. Koontz .
tlectcd Vice Fres. ^ •
Of NEA Section :
The North Carolina Teaefteni-*
Association pruuJiy annonjH*e»
the election, on Monday, July 1,;
of Mrs. Elizabeth D. Kodnti as
Vice President of the NEA
partment of Classroom' Te^b-
ers. The election took plaCf j»t
the 101st NEA Convention iww
in progress in Detroit at the pd
truit Convention Arena aad Co-
bo Hall. • 1
, ^
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