Ilassified and legal
rant Ad Rates
lt Ads are sold by fixed
For any Want Ad con
"l5 words (this size type),
.arge is 25 cents. For each
Lai word over 15 a charge
I cents per word is made,
lum charge is 25 cents.
K SIZE TYPE (all caps),
!,is size (boldface, all caps
; and lower case) the charge
' cents per word for each
J above the 15-word limit,
[inimum charge is 50 cents.
^ioriams and Cards of
Is are the same rate and are
advance.
Want Ads Are Cash
In Advance
>rvices Offered
WRITER and Adding Ma
| cleaning and repair. Guar
work with prompt delivery
Also used and rebuilt type
for sale. The News, Inc.,
oro, N. C. tf
iriNG, Interior and Exterior,
[sanding and finishing. Floor
ers for rent. P. W. Hogan,
3614, Hillsboro. tf-c
|rT REPAIRING on all
of clocks and watches by
i e t e n t and experienced
Imakers. Wilkins Jewelry
any, Hillsboro. 10-29-tfc
['ey DRY CLEANERS, for
convenience and economy, a
and carry pickup station at
iosemond Appliance Corn
Prices are as follow^;-suits,
and overcoats—-60 cents,
sweaters, sport coats and
-30 cents. ll-13-4tc
fAINS WASHED, starched
stretched. Straight curtains
hts; ruffled curtains $1.00 per
bw. I live on the old Dur
[roacT below Clarence Jones,
Ihe road to the left. Rosa B.
ll-20-2tp
For Sale
SALE: Old newspapers in
[round bundles. Two cents per
Ideal for wrapping and
ig. The News, Hillsboro, N.
Itf
SALE: Corona portable type
r. Used very little. Prac
f like new. $64.50 plus sales
The kews, Hillsboro. tfnc
SALE: New model Coleman
ine lanterns. Ask for a
nstration. Western Auto As
e Store, Hillsboro. tfc
SALE: Christmas tree lights,
types to choose from. We
st you buy now. Western
Store, Hillsboro, N. C. tfc
5 ON Harford Frocks. Orders
Jits, dresses and house coats.
Lee Clark, Margaret Lane.
SALE: 1 Kelvinator Drink
practically new. Will hold 12
12-Oz. bottles. Priced right
uick sale. See Oscar Wrenn,
'ue, West Hillsboro. Itp
T EARLY Spring Headed
age? Fix few rows; start set
plants now. Order nice Early I
y, Charleston and Round
i, 100, 50c; 300, $1.35; 500,
; 1000, $3.00 or $2.00 Express
ct. Carolina Plant Farms,
N. C. “Our Business Is
s ” Or See Your Local Plant
!r- 11—21-3tp
SALE: Pair of good work
s- Will work anywhere. Poor
h only reason fdr selling. J. H.
>er, route 1, Efland, N. C.
ll-20-2tp
FIRED Hot Air Furnaces
lable for Immediate Installa
Carolina Air Conditioning
309 McMannen St., Durham,
• Phone J-9441.
OA11-6 thru 1-lc
OD TESTED CHICKS—N. H.
> BartW Rock, White Rocks,
Pdottef, olapts, Rock Red and
Rock Chicks as hatched, your
ce' $15 per 100 prepaid. Satis
on guaranteed... Chicks sent
*■ Ed’s Chick’s- Manchester,
10-9-tf
For Rent
- RENT: Farm, good proposi
,t0 good man. Come at once.
'• Blackburn, at, Blackwood’s
lon- ll-13-OA2-tp
Business Notes
)Y REPAIR AND PAINTING:
specialize in body work and
1 jobs on your automobile.
Charlie Berry Jr., for esti
e at Richmond Motor Com
L Hillsboro. 8-7-tfc
9-18-tfc
^CIAI*. NOTICE, ATTEN
, We are now back in pro
"1? and are equipped to sup
you with the following: Well
r*gs (with soaked joints the
°m of wells), storm sewers,
ert pipe, farm drain tile, horse
Sas, cement (wholesale and re
f°r sale). Free Delivery,
reasonable and satisfaction
'anteed. Highway 86 across
4 Coble Dairy. Page Concrete
; Co-» Phone 2184, Yanceyville,
•tfc
Legal Adv.
NOTICE OF SALE*
' Notice is hereby given that pur
suant to the power of sale set forth
in the mortgage deed of trust to
Julian Price, trustee, dated the
25th day of May 1923 and recorded
in Book 67 page 18 in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Orange
County, _ the undersigned having
been by the holder of the indebt
edness secured thereby substituted
as trustee in the place and stead of
the trustee therein”" named which
substitution is recorded in Book
104 page 171 in said office and de
fault having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness so
secured and demand made upon
the undersigned trustee to fore
close'said mortgage deed of trust,
the undersigned 'will offer for sale
at public auction at the front door
of Orange County Courthouse at
11 o’clock of the forenoon of the
6th day of December 1947 the lot
or parcel of land conveyed as se
curity by said mortgage deed of
trust which is described as fol
lows:
Beginning at the northwest cor
ner of the intersection of Colum
bia Street and Fraternity Court
in the City of Chapel Hill, Orange
County, North Carolina, and run- j
ning thence westwardly alcfng the
north side of Fraternity Court 100
feet to the southeast corner of the
Pi Kappa Alpha lot; thence north
wardly along the east line of the
Pi Kappa Alpha lot 100 feet to the
south side of the alley running
westwardly From Columbia Street
between the Sigma Chi and Pi
Kappr. Alpha lots on the south side
thereof and the Beta Theta Pi lot
on the north side thereof; thence
eastwardly along the south side of
said alley 100 feet to the southwest
corner of the intersection of Co
lumbia Street and said alley;
thence southwardly along the. west
side of Columbia Street 100 feet
to the point of beginning; together
with street and|or alley rights in
and to Columbia Street, Fraternity
Court and the alley described
running along the north side q£
the described lot.
' This 5th~day of November 1947.
JAMES G. W. MACCLAMROCH,
Substitute trustee.
News Of
Negro Community
COUNTY P.-T. A. TO
SPONSOR TALENT NIGHT
The county unit of the Orange
County P.-T. A. will sponsor a>
talent program at the Hillsboro'
high school on Friday night, No
vember 21, at 8 o’clock. The pro
gram promises to be interesting
from beginning to end. Parents
and teachers from each school
community in Orange county will
participate in the program. A
short one-act play will be pre-*
sented by a few members of the
Hillsboro high schpol faculty. The
teachers glee club wall render
three selections. Mrs. Lucy James
and Marinda D*. McPherson are
special soloists for the evening.
THE CLEAN UP CAMPAIGN
The clean up campaign, spon
sored by the Garden club of Hills
boro, was of great success to the
entire community. Winners of the
essay contest were printed last
week”
Special commendations: Punc
tuation, James White; originality,
Berry Whitted.
The students chose the follow
ing who in their opinion were the
best citizens duting month of Oc
tober: Winefred Collins received
OCTC Seeking
Mew Veterans
For Farm Class
The agriculture department of
the Orange County Training school
is accepting new veterans for the
veterans program in farming
which will begin January 1, 1948,
under the supervision of the agri
culture teacher, R. D. Smith.
The program for 1948 will op
erate under Public Law 377, 80th
Congress, which sets up certain
requirements and qualifications
that each veteran must meet be
fore entering the program. These
requirements are: The new enroll
ment will be confined to self-pro
prietorship cases, the farm must be
properly equipped, the size and
quality of the farm must be a
satisfactory facility for the vet
erans training and productive
enough to insure the trainee an
income sufficient under normal
conditions for reasonable living at
least by the end of his training
period, the veteran must be as
sured control of farm until at least
the completion of his- course
either by lease, management
agreement, or other tenure agree
ment, the farm must be large
enough to occupy the full time of
the veteran, and the veteran must
attend class regularly for at least
twice a week for two hours each
night.
Those veteran farmers desiring
to enter the program should do so
Immediately as ail the paper work
in connection with their entering
the program must be in the Ra
leigh office by January 1, 1948.
All veterans should contact
R. D. Smith at the Orange County
Training school, Chapel Hill, by
December 1, 1947.
the highest rating; Hilda Ruffin,
Petty McBroom, Constance Wil
son, Annie D. Whitted, Daisy Mae
Compton, Vivian Faribault, Marie
Allison and Annie Wright were
rated second in line of best citi
zenship in the school. This ac
tivity was carried on by the pupils
in each class op-the-whole school.
During the campaign, waste
baskets were made from crate bas
kets and placed all around the
school grounds. New garbage cans
were purchased and painted, then
placed in the halls of the building.
Several bicycle racks were
made. The principle objectives
of the clean up campaign is our
hope that it will have some trans
fer value, to be carried from the
school to our homes.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Russell, Mrs. ^
Anderson Morrow and daughters,
spent Sunday attending the con
ference of the A. M. E. church in
Winston-Salem.
Mrs. Mary Faucette was a dele
gate tc the conference in Winston- j
Salem.- J
Mrs: M. D. McPherson spent the
weekend in Winston-Salem" at
tending the homecoming at Teach
ers college in Winston-Salem.
The Rev. P. O. James was reap
pointed to serve in the churches
in the Hillsboro circuit^ Welcome
home Rev. James. —
Mr. and Mrs. Schley Whitted
announce the birth of a son, Jackie
Robinson Whitted, born Tuesday,
November 1.1.
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Negro Fain Agent’s
Obsevations...
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Ridge Road neighborhood con
ducted a neighborhod fair under
the supervision of A. A. Burt and
Mrs. Ruth Torian.
Exhibits were placed^ by the
following:
Adult handicraft: Mrs. Estelle
Jones, Mrs. Maggie Torian, Mrs.
Roberta Vanhook and Mrs. Emma
Jones.
4-H club handicraft: Lois Poteat, |
Margaret Thompson, Mary Alice >
Vanhook, Mildred Vanhook, Bar
bara Well, Annie Francis Wells,
Mable White and Dorothy Cates.
Farm crops and vegetables:
Walter E. Torian, sweet potatoes
and com.
4-H club members: Devon Arm
strong, sweet potatoes; James
Beasley, vegetables; and Harold
Tl
Jefferson Standard Life Ins. Co.
" of
GREEN8BORO, N. C.
JOHN W. UMSTEAD
Manager -
132 E. Franklin Street 111 Corcoran Street Bldg.
CHAPEL HILL DURHAM.
Potest, tobacco.
Ribbons were awarded for each
exhibit. -Miss Sarah L. Lawson,
new home agent, who began work,
November 1, 1947, did the judg
ing.—M. C. Burt, Negro county
agent.
The nation’s farm flocks laid 4,
539,000,000 eggs in July, which is
6 per cent more than in July last
year and 20 per cent more than the
1936-45 average.
“unripe gold.”
About 40 per
made in the
on ships and in
tivities.
Phone F-3862 after 5 p.m. F-3861 J
GOOD WIRING
MEANS
CONVENIENCE and SAFETY
Consult with us today on all your
electrical problems.
Lloyd Electric Co.
i
Electric Contractors
Appliances—Fixtures
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