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CAROUNA TIMES SATURDAY, SEPT 9, 1967
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IN MAYORALTY RACE—(Gar>
Indiana)— Gary, Indiana, mayor
alty candidate Richard Hatcher,
looks at advertisement that ap
pears in August 24 edition of
New York Times, asking for
contributions for his campaign.
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HELP FROM THE YOUNG—,
(Boston) —Poster Boy Christo- I
pher Reynolds of Boston's Ros- j
lindale section helps jazz musi- !
CSC Opens Information Office
ATLANTA The Civil Serv
1c e Commission announced
plans this week to establish a
civil service information and
examining office at the U. S
Post Office in Jacksonville. N
C.
The new office will function
in connection with the Inter
agency Board of U.S. Civil Serv
ice Examiners, 415 West Hills
borough Street, Raleigh, North
Carolina 27603 to provide in
formation about Federal em
ployment opportunities and
conduct civil service examina
tions.
The Commission, upon the
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HAPPY WINNERS (Chicago)
Jubilant scene in dressing room
here as Boston Red Sox players
hold up shirt with a large num
Hatcher, shown in his cam
paign headquarters rebuffed by j
leaders of his own party for his j
refusal to denounce "black
power," revealed that after he j
pays nearly $9,000 for the full J
page ads in the Times and the |
cian Louis Armstrong trumpet
the launching of the 1967 fund
drive for the Greater Boston
Association for Retarded Chil-
recommendation of Weston H.
Willis, Postmaster. U.S. Post
Office and »a« selected from
designated Mrs. Mildred T.
Twyman to be the Civil Serv
ice Examiner-in-Charge of the
new office. Mrs. Twyman is a
career employee of the Jack
sonville, North Carolina Post
Office and wa sselected from
among several candidates for
the position.
The new office is one of sev
eral such offices located
throughout North Carolina to
provide convenient locations
where citizens may obtain in
formation and be treated for
[ bcr 1 after Red Sox downed the
j White Sox, 6-2 here recently.
} (L-R) Outfielder Reggie Smith;
; outfielder Carl Yastrzemski; in- I
Gary Post-Tribune, he will
have only Sl4 in his campaign
chest. Hatcher is campaigning
to become the first elected Ne
gro mayor of a major city.
(UPI Photo)
dren. The highlight of the fund
raising drive will be the an
nual benefit dinner-dance to be
held here. (UPI)
in Jacksonville
civil service positions. The
Jacksonville, North Carolina
Office will maintain informa
tion concerning civil service ex
amination announcements for
positions in Federal agencies
and installations located in N.
C and other states. Similar of
fices in North Carolina are lo
cated at Post Offices in Ashe
ville; Charlotte; Durham; Eli
zabeth City; Fayetteville; Gas
tonja; Goldsboro; Greensboro;
Greenville; Hickory; New Bern;
North Wilkesboro; Raleigh;
Rocky Mount; Salisbury; Sylva;
Washington; Wilmington; and
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fielder George Scott, and catch
er Mike Ryan.
(UPI Photo)
Openings Now.
Available in
Merch. Marines
KINGS PORT, N. Y.-The
United States Merchant Marine
Academy desires to inform
qualified young Negro men of
the opportunities available to
them at the Academy and in
the United States Merchant
Marine.
The Academy, operated by
the Maritime Administration
of the United States Depart
ment of Commerce, is located
on Long Island Sound at Kings
Point, New York, about twenty
miles from New York City. The
Academy educates and trains
young men for careers as
deck or engineering officers in
the Merchant Marine through a
four year college curriculum
leading to the Bachelor of Sci
ence degree. In addition to re
ceiving a degree and a license
as third officer or third assist
ant engineer, graduates may
be granted a Commission as
Ensign, United States Naval
Reserve, by the Department
of the Navy.
Candidates for admission
must be nominated by a Con
gressman or Senator, but ap
pointments are made on the
basis of candidates' competitive
standing within the state from
which nominated. Competitive
standing is determined by Col
lege Board Examination scores,
high school rank in class, and
subjective evaluation of candi
dates' leadership potential and
motivation. Men desiring ad
mission to the Academy with
the class entering in July 1968
should request nomination by
a Senator or Congressman as
earlyt as possible beginning
September 1, 1967 and not la
ted than January 31, 1968.
We have had numerous Ne
gro graduates from the Acad
emy and eigth Negro cadets
are presently enrolled. We hope
that interest in Kings Point
will continue to grow among
young Negro men and that your
organization will assist us in
informing young Negroes of
the opportunity available to
them. Therefore, we ask your
help in urging qualified young
men in your area to request
nominations as candidates for
appointment to the United
States Merchant Marine Acad
emy and eight Negro cadets
Information concerning the
Academy program require
ments for admission and pro
cedure for requesting a nomi
nation can be obtained by writ
ing to:
Admission Offices
U. S. Merchant Marine
Academy
Kings Point, N. Y. 11024
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE
OF SALE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of
an order of the Superior Court
Division of the General Court
of Justice for Durham County,
made in a special proceedings
therein pending entitled
"George Hicks, Individually and
as Administrator of the estate
of Jennie (Jannie) Hicks Wil
liamson, deceased, —vs— Mrs.
George Hicks, Carrie Souther
land and husband, et al. all of
the heirs at law of Jennie (Jan
ni e ) Hicks Williamson, de
ceased, and all other persons
in esse and not in esse who
may be heirs at law of the de
ceased, or claim any interest in
the subject matter", the un
dersigned, who were by said
order appointed commissioners
to sell the land described in
the petition, will on the 10th
day of October, 1967, at twelve
o'clock, noon at the courthouse
in Durham, North Carolina, of
fer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash, but subject to
confirmation by the court, a
certain tract or parcel of land
lying and being in Durham
Township, Durham County,
North Carolina, and more par
ticularly described as follows:
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THE 1967 REUNION OF GRAD
UATES and former students of
Joseph K. Brick School was
a most gala affair held on the
campus of what is now known
as Franklinton Center, near
REPRESENTATIVE The an
nouncement was made this
week of the appointment of C.
C. Burthey, owner and opera
tor of Burthey's, a company
specializing in the sale of school
jewelry and graduation por
traits, as special sales repre
sentative for the National
Church Good Supply Company
and National Academic Cap and
Gown Company of Philadelphia,
Pa.
The company is one of the
largest manufacturers and dis
tributors of church, choir and
clergy goods in the United
States. It also manufactures and
distributes academic robes,
caps and gowns and gym suits
for school purchases or rental
BEGINNING at a stake on the
east side of Roxboro Street
(formerly Pine) located 147.5
feet in a northerly direction
from the intersection of the
east side of Roxboro Street and
the north side of Piedmont
Street, and running thence with
the east side of Roxboro Street
North 3 deg. 0 Min. East 60
feet to a stake: thence South
86 deg. 15 min. East 107.5 feet
to a stake at the northwest
corner of Lot No. 11; thence
South 3 deg. 0 Min. West 60
feet to a stake; thence North
86 deg. 15 min. West 107.1 ft.
to a stake on Roxboro Street,
the point and place of begin
ning, and being the identical
property conveyed to Jennie
Hicks by deed of L. A. Tomlin
son of record in Deed Book 52,
at page 206, Durham County
Registry. House No. 909 South
Roxboro Street is located on
this property.
This sth day of September,
1067.
M. HUGH THOMPSON and
WILLIAM A. MARSH, JR.,
Commissioners
Enfield More than 200 gather
ed there August 21-27 to remi
nisce, and greet old friends
and school mates, along with
sons, daughters and grands.
President of the Brick's Alum
-Sr. Citizens
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vera, Addie Williams, Willie
Mae Richmond, Geneva Burke,
Wilma Milum, Bessie Doby,
Mary Newby, Julia Harris, lola
Allen, Mary Lowe, Sallie Har
ris ,Ada Leach, Zora Walker,
Birdie Scott, Lillie Thompson,
Julia Wheeler, Flonnie Goodloe,
Mamie Dawson, Effie Carlton,
Hallie Baines, Alice Brame, Lil
lian Buchanan and Alice Tilley.
Honorable William H. Hastie
was appointed to the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals
by former President Harry S.
Truman in 1949.
TAXI DRIVERS WANTED
Apply In Person
Carolina Cab Company
411 West Franklin Street
Chapel Hill, N. C.
YOUe^L
CAN GET
A "BETTER SEAL"
A ]Jtfex6/hderFORD
Let's Face It—Records Show That Alexander Ford
Sells More Fords Than Any Other Dealer In This
Area! Isn't That Proof Positive That No Matter
What, Vou Can Get A Better Deal At Alexander
Ford?
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!
"DURHAM'S ORISINAL VOLUME DEALER"
•HOP AT NIGHT UNTIL • P.M. N .ciS»
v Visit Our A-1 Used Csr Lot For The
Best Buy In A Lifetime!
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ni is Peter L. Philips (front
row at the extreme left), na
tive of Bricks and an alumnus
but now of New York City.
Also present at this year's re
union was New Jersey's 1967
Accommodates Ages 2*/2 Through 5
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COLLEGE VIEW NURSERY
TELEPHONE 596-5 179
Certified Teachers Competent Staff
Mrs. Virginia Alston, Director
Mrs. Helen Edwards, Kindergarten
Mrs. Josie Holt, Nursery
Miss Delois Williams, Assistant
College View Nursery
810 PLUM STREET - DURHAM, N. 0.
"Mother of the Year." Mrs.
OLive Bond Polk of Roselle, N.
J. and her husband, Dr. C. C.
Mrs. Polk is shown in the pic
ture third from the extreme
right.