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CHAPEL HILL NEWS LEADER
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'NDAY
TOWN OF CHAPEL HILL
Notice Of Sale Of Property
For Taxes And Sewer Rentals
Pursuant to the laws of North Carolina, I will at 12:00 o'clock
noon, Monday, September 12, 1955, at the Town Hall, at Columbia and
Rosemary Streets, in the Town of Chapel Hill, sell at public outcry,
• o the highest bidder, for cash, all the Real Estate in Chapel Hill upon
which the taxes and/or sewer rentals have not been paid. The follow
ing is a list of the persons from whom taxes and/or sewer rentals are
duo, with the amount due from each person—to which there is to be
added the cost of advertising and accrued penalty, as required by
Sf;i'ion 1882, Revisal of 1905, and Local Government Act.
Ruth H. Ward,
Tax Collector
White
Ml'.. 2, A. Abernathy, 117 S. Co-
la.nbia St $119,07
Pa..i F. Acier, 66 Hillview Road,
Riant Road .. . , $65.74
Vi -i ’• ;n Barrett, 404 McCauley
. $164.50
: ' II, a'.rowd $5.13
. Cai r k>t. $52.14
i..li,,i! ii. Blackwood, Pritcli-
a'd Field $13.55
J; Brown, 106 W. Rosemary
: . ,$387.54
J. r: Bunch, 121 North St. $57.41
M • w Mrs. Gilbert Chase, Davie
Circle 44, 44A, 44B $93.62
R. H. Cheek, 419 Hillsboro
St. $43.35
Talbot A. & Martha Chubb, 128
Fetzer Lane $22.96
J. W. Clark. Sr., 506 Carr St. $1.07
Roy Cole, Hillview Road .. $53.96
Morris S. Davis, 317 McCauley
.$27.51
E. W. Dawson, Valley Road $612.27
Bruce Durham, Cameron Ave.
$32.78
W. G. Fields, Dogwood Drive
$162 09
M"' Nancy L. Fischer, 313 Mc
Cauley St. .$68.15
S. C. Forrest, Jr., Hillview Road
,$50.09
Ellis D. F'ysal, Durham Road $7.98
R S. Jeffries, Strowd Hill $6.65
W. S. Jenkins, Forest Hills .$52 54
Miss Florrie L. Jones, 506 FI. Rose
mary vSt. - $206.31
W P. Joidan, 215 Henderson St.
$93.94
Sarmiel B. Knight, Davie Woods
$156 57
E. R. & W. L. Kutz, Columbia,
Ransom & Church Sts. .$669.65
J. Vernon Lacock, 740 E. F^rank-
l:n St. . $168.22
M ■> Kate Porter Lewis, Fore.st
Hills $203.24
'r. P. & Katie B. Lloyd, Davie
Circle .$462.22
D. D. Marley, Jr., 204 Short St.
$87.75
Andrew J. Neville, 118 Mallette
St $78.23
John Newell, Cameron Court $60.26
Marjorie O'gburn & Olivia Hender
son, Franklin St $276.39
Michael Pappas, 108 Henderson
St $238.24
Ruth D. Patterson, 306 Henderson
St $163.94
H. S. Pendergraft, 513 E. Rose
mary St $158.35
C. N. Pickell, 105 Stevens St. ,$37.72
C. W. Powell, 1 Davie Circle $45.56
C. M. Proctor, 6 Davie Circle $79.82
Mrs. A. A. Royal, Pennick I.ane
.$57.86
Ben Schreiber, 118 FYanklin St.
$163.31
Paul E. Sexton, 318 W. Rosemary
St $11.86
C. C. Simmons, 205 Carr St. $119.21
Paul B. Sparrow, Jr., 310 W. Rose
mary St $81.44
Aggie J. 'Phomns, 208 Short St.
$69.82
H. Mac Vandivierre, Strowd Hill
$90.67
Mr. & Mr.s. W. 11. Vickers, 427
Cameron Ave $9.15
Everett L. Wagner, W. Hillview
Road $55.42
Joseph C. Warren, 115 Battle I.ane
$179.49
N. Albert Whitfield, Plant Road
" $43.80
George C. Worth, 19 Cobb Terrace
$41.47
Businastes
Susan Atwater, Sunset Drive $5.70
Marvin J. Baldwin, Sunset Drive
Sam Barbee, Sunset Drive $11.26
Lewis Booth, Merritt Mill Road
$20.00
Thomas Booth, Jr., 307 Sunset
Drive $16.72
$110.95
C. T. Boyd, Merritt Mill Road
Mildred I. Boyd, Merritt M.dl
Road $35.75
Fannie Bradshaw, 400 McDade St.
$71.22
Arvella Briggs, S. Graham St.
$30.60
Thomas Bumphus, 207 N. Graham
Clarence Bynum, Sunset Drive
$9.31
Joseph Burnett, 303 McDade St.
.$48.47
Raymond Burnett, 218 Graham St.
.$51.95
Wm. R. Burnett, 114 Merritt Mill
Road .$40.12
Eric Bynum, 217 N. Roberson St.
,$62.07
John Bynum, Lloyd & Hooper,
$1.19
Arthur Caldwell, 407 Church St.
$46.49
'. Caldwell, H.eirs, 412 Hillsboro
St. $2 85
Wilson Caldwell
St.
John Campbell, 215 Graham St
.$84.90
’’"'ari^' Ni'ks Chapman, 409 W.
Verlie Jones, 503 W. Ro.semaTy
St .$43.07
Joseph Lucas, 317 McDade St.
$21.08
George McCauley, Heirs, Lindsay
St. $27.87
Walter McCauley, Lindsay St.
I $44.61
C. A. McDougle, 222 N. Graham
- ..... $74.66
R. L. McDougald, Corner-Rose
mary & Graham Sts. ..... $12.64
Thomas McDuffie, 206 N. Graham
St $53.96
Peggy McNair, 125 Graham St.
$31.55
Mathew Mason, 332 W. Rosemary
St. $61.36
Bea.eher Massey, 304 McDade St.
$38.73
$47.89 Clarence Merritt, 313 McDade St.
.$26,32
Eiuma Merritt, 511 Church or.
$30.34 ^
Redfcll Minor, 40o Lindsay St.
$35.81
William Minor, Merritt Mill Roaa
$44.76 .
Bland Moore, Graham St. . . $2.3o i
Wuroi: Morrow, 501 Cameron St. |
$51.52
Charlie Neville, Rosemary St.
$18.32
Walter Neville, Basnight Lane
$28,25
229 N. Roberson
St. $50.48
Pete Pendergrass, 404 McDade St.
$47.63
Ethel Perry, 308 Lindsay St. $42.40
Emmer Powell, Mitchell Lane
, $21.50
David B. Rankin, 508 Chapel St.
• $36.61
Albert Register, 120 S. Graham
St. $96.77
Mack Riggsbee, Robersoir St. ,$35.75
Marvin Riggsbee, N. Graham St.
$36.42
Minnie Riggsbee, 27 & 28 Creel
St $3.33
W'alter Riggsbee; 120 S, Merritt
Mill Road $13,35
William Riggsbee, 212 N. Rober
son St $44.92
Willie Roberts, 310 Mitchell Lane
$31.33
F'rcdcrick Rogers, 27 Craig St.
$4.85
Heirs, Franklin Rushing, 604 Nunn St.
$19.00 53.52
W. N. Sellers, 504 Church St.
$49.3'
Marion Smith, Heirs, Merritt Mil'
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Alton Burnett, 602 Craig St. $21.76
Carl Burnett, 602 W. Franklin St,
$7.60
Jasper T. Burnett, 117 S. Graham
St. - ,$2.00
J. C. Burnett, 306 Sunset Drive
$164.38
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STORM SHELTER—UNDER CONSTRUCTION — Shown at the
half-way stags of completion is Eric Crabtree's 12-by-12-foot hurri
cane and/or bomb shelter which he's built behind his home near
University Lake. Built of masonry blocks wirti a six-mcti rernforced
concrete ceiling covered with three feet of dirt, the shelter is now
ready for use. News Leader Photo
CHHS Footballers
Start Practice Today
Chapel Hill High School football-
players will meet today at 6 p.m. \
to start season practice. |
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Road
Franklin St. . $9 03
Nello R. Clark, Graham St. $6 18
Charlie Cole, Roberson St. $3 33
St.
Mabel IT. Cole, Craig St.
Hugh Cordal, Heirs
St
. $14.63
Snipes, Heirs, 403 Lindsay
$19,03
309 McDade St.
318 Lindsay' 5’^4.66
^4147 Robert Snipes, 314 McDade St.
$2.00
James T. Snipes,
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Richanl Cordal, 318 Lindsay St.
$7.37
Edward Dock Cotton, Brooks St.'
$3 99 Theodore Stone,
Thomas V. Cotton, 413 Cotton St.
$33.72
Vernizc Cotton, Cotton Lane $.67
Willie Cotton, Craig St. .$2,00
Willie Colton, 106 Roberson SI.
$19.60
James Couch, 323 Lindsay St.
$50,33
Susie Snipes, 404 Lindsay St.
$7.41
504 Cotton St.
$35.80
John Strayhorn, 508 W. Cameron
St. $24.96
Ed Swain, 209 Sunset Drive $63.54
Joe Swain, 505 Church St. $49.90
Effie Taylor, 407 W. Franklin St.
Running the show will be new 1
Coach Bob Culton, who recently ]
came to Chapel Hill from Oxford, I
where he coached for nine years.
Mr. Culton said heavy equip
ment will be issued, and the team
will drill once a day for the first
week, with practice stepped up
next week,
j Approximately 20 lettermen will
j return to the Wildcat fold this
I year, and this year’s season is ex-
] pected to compare more favorably
with last year’s 10-Ioss, no-win
'record.
I Returning lettermen include
linemen Tommy Hogan, Haywood
Pendergrass and Richard Gunter,
along with halfback Clyde Camp
bell and backs Gene Smith, Tommy
Goodrich and Jimmy Hardee.
Accounting Professor
Receives Lybrand Aid
Starts TliyJ
' Hunter,,,
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Frontiers!
Adventuftfi
I William A. Terrill, associate pro-
I fessor of accounting at the Uni-
j versity, has received a Lybrand
' Award from the National Associa
tion of Cost Accountants of New
York.
$41.81
$24 07 Nathan Terrell, Franklin St. $13.97
Charles A. Craig, Jr., 600 Minor Thompson, Lindsay St, $15.52
St, 31 ‘ Trice, Sunset Drive $24,32
Thomas Croker, 604 Nunn St.
$25.18
Chapel Hill I'lineral Directors, N.
Graham St $47.07
Chapel Hill Service, Inc,, 404. w
FYanklin SI $187,75
Mutual Building & Loan, Neville
& Jones $5.23
Nu-Way Dry Cleaners, Graliam
St $124.74
Twin City Club, Rosemary SI.
$15 20
Th" V'llage Aparlments, E. F'rank-
lin SI $297.16
A.ME Mi'thodist Parsonage fs'-w-
or renfl $12 00
A M E, Methodist Church (sewer
rent) $12.00
Episcojx'd Church (sewer renO
$12.00
Colored
Gllie Crutchfield, 603 Rosemary
St. $4.80
R. B. Davie, Heirs, McDade St.
$4.28
$40.36
John Durham. Jr., 301 Sunset Drive
Willie Durham, Merritt Mill
Road $42.50
Henry J. Edwards, 309A Sunset
Drive . . $7.60
Olivia Edwards, Lindsay St. $45.63
Perlman F'arrar, 205 N. Graham
St. 4 $36.18
Nathaniel F’arrington, 309 Brooks
$26 82
Will Farrington, Whitaker St. $3.99
Cam F'earrington & Sadie Parker,
Pottersfield $19.13
'Ymnie Fearrington, 108 Merritt
Mill Road .$,32.81
lesse F'earrington, 408 Cotton St.
.$38.()0
Mack F'earrington, 414 W. Rose
mary St. $54.15
Olla F'earrington, Craig St, .$59 iq
■'’empie Flack, 509 Codon St. ,$8,65
'tobort Freeman, 112 S. Basn:?hf
'•ine $32,81
L(‘la Graham, ('ommines ,$2 00
Robert H. Hackney, Merritt l\nii
Road $3.77
.$2 14
Halter Haeknc.v, Rohej-son St.
F'rank Hairston. Sr., 210 l.(i(che]I
R-me $4164
.lerrv Hankins, 411 W'. Rosem;v*\’
St ,$51..32
Margaret Hargraves, Sunset Drive
$2 00
James Harrington, 321 McDad'' St.
$31.76
Ralph Hill, 118 S. Graham St
$48 72
Bryant Hogan, 110 Roberson St;
,$80.12
Mose Ingram, 404 Cotton St.
$46 30
[Flaine Ts.aac, 501 Noon Si. .$16,16
Wilson & Connie Weaver, 412 W.
Rosemary StS. $39.65
James -Winstead, 123 Graham St.
$6.04
John Whitley, Church St $6.79
Millard Whitney, Nunn Alley
$18.65
Ella Whitted, Church St. .... $6.65
Be.ssie Ingram Willilms, W.
F'ranklin St. . $25.94
Felix Williams, 57 & 58 Craig St.
$2.56
Minnie Caldwell Williams, Church
St $5.32
Shelter
F'd Allen, Heirs. Codon ,St. ,$4 eg
David Alston, 114 Graham St, ,$4.23
W. M. Al.slon, .506 Codon St. .$32.33
Carl Atwater, Pottersfield $'> 00
$19.41
Charlie .Atw.ater, R'-ow'-rs T„Tiie
James C. Atwater, 228 N, Cra'v'-m | j. h. .Johnson, 19-20 Craig Si
St $50 15
John Atwater, Heirs, 512 Chu-ch
SI . ^ .$23.50
Luther Atwater, 600 Nunn St.
$26.06
Mary * .lames Atwater, W. Gra
ham St. $54.66
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Lisbon John.son. 110 S. Graham St.
$60.36
Mallic .Tones, Heirs, 410 W. Rose
mary St. . , $41,26
Margaret Jones, Sunset Drive
(Continued from Page 1)
neat 12-by-12-foot masonry block
cellar shelter about 50 yards be
low hi.s house. It has a reinforced
concrete ceiling six inches thick
and dirt piled two aiul one-half
feet thick over it. — Not protect-
lion against a direct hit, but cer
tainly better'll most foxholes of
front line variety, Mr. Crabtree
figures. And it will certainly be
adequate to protect the family
from injury in any storm.
At pre.s'cnt the cement-floored
room has no conveniences other
than a stout wooden door at the
steps leading upward, twin ven
tilator pipes, and a drain leading
out the floor to his fish pond be
low, But gradually Mr. Crabtree
hopes to make the layout more
liveable with the addition of con
veniences such as a small electri
cal generator and some furnish
ings. Nothing elaborate, but just
an adequate shelter for bomb or
blow, he said.
During the big blow of the last
week the Crabtrees were all ready
for a full-scale hurricane to de
velop, and the children spent most
of the day on Thursday and F'riday
inside the shelter.
ANOTHER BIKE WINNER—Latest Nev/s Leader salesman to
win an English bicycle is James Hogan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Troy
Hogan of Route 2, Calvander. James, who is 16 years old, turned in
his 20 subscriptions last week and rode off on his new bicycle.
News Leader Photo
Deaths
MORRIS W. CRABTREE
Morris William Crabtree, 79,
died at his home on Route 3, Hills
boro Saturday night. He had been
'll declining health for several
year.s. Surviving are four daught-
ors, Mrs. Charlie Hackney of Carr-
boro, Mrs. Harvey Allred of Pleas
ant Garden, Mrs. Brantley Wagner
of Route 3, Hillsboro and Mrs. W.
S. Nielson of Downey, Calif,; two
sons, Eugene of Tampa, F'la., and
H. E. Crabtree of Chicago; two
sisters, Mrs. Maggie Crabtree
Winkle and Mrs. Graham Pender-
graph, both of Route 1, Chapel
Hill, F'uneral services will be held
Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Walker
F'uneral Homo i^ Chapel Hill. The
Rev. H. G. Dorsott will officiate.
Burial will lollow in Westwood
Cemetery in Carrboro.
UNC English Department, died of
a heart attack Saturday at his
home in Maine. His age was 83.
He had been a frequent visitor in
Chapel Hill,
Mr. Terrill received .the award
for “outstanding character and ex
cellence of his contributions to the
literature of industrial accounting.”
LEAVES GRADUATE CAMP
Hanson Sessoms of Chapel Hill
will leave the New York Univer
sity graduate camp at Lake Seba-
go, New York, on Friday after six
weeks of advanced study this sum.
mer in physical education, health
and recreation.
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Partly cloudy wth scattered
showers tonight and tomorrow.
Expected low tonight, 70. Ex
pected high tomorrow, lo.w 80s.
High Low Rainfall
O'ur Most important
Service €00"^! Be Defined
In Words — You Hove To Fee!
REV. ARTHUR P. PRATT
The Rev. Arthur Peabody Pratt,
father of Robert A. Pratt of the
fishermon
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Save this newspaper — and all
other scrap paper around the
house — for the Jaycees’ scrap
paper drive on Sunday afternoon,
August 28.
Today and Tuesday
(Continued from Page 1) j
“But after the fish gave a couple
of right nice flounces Clay landed ;
Save this newspaper — and all
other scrap paper around the
house — for the Jaycees’ scrap
paper drive on Sunday afternoon,
$32.40 28-
him.
The Rankins moved here- from
Montgomery this summer so that
Mrs. Rankin could enroll for woik
at Carolina toward a degree in
dramatic arts, which she teaches
at Huntington College in Mont
gomery. She is the niece of Prof, i
Keener F'lazer. j
Mr. Rankin was until recently a
writer for the Montgomery Journal
and wrote a column entitled
"Rankin F’ilc.” He’s now turned
to free-lance writing and one of
his articles, “They’re Singing All
Night In Dixie,” is in the current
issue of Collier’s. It is a feature j
about present-day gospel singing]
groups in the South. Another of
his articles, “The Pesky Mosquito,” i
appeared in the last issue of |
Reader's Digest, and ho has also I
1 written pieces for C''-onet. |
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Its good business to pay your
bills with a Bank of Chapel Hii!
check. For a complete record of
every check that you write., as
well as your bank statement at
the end of the month, is record
ed on micro-film. So, in case you
should lose any of your cancel
led checks or your statement,
micro-film copies are always
available in the bank's files for
future reference.
Many people 'who have checking accounts
prefer to pjck up their statements at the j
each month . . . but ,the bank will
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