’4 •'TP
Lottie McClain Heirs.16J«
Map 223 Rlk 20 lots No At. 62.
^F63. 64 Childers St.
Clifton McOary.350
153 acre Mi Cleary Prop.
Will McDo'vdl.2751
1 acre McClain Prop.
Cora McGill . 17.93
Map 226 Rlk D lot No V Ridge
St.
William Manning .31.32
Map 217A Rik A lot No. 3 Bel
vedere Cr.
W. F. Means . 39.09
Map 201 i'll. 9 lot No. 11 Ridge
Si.
Nina W. Mrt*ks.16.10
26 acre* Wilson Prop.
Annie Lee .irvili Mitchem .. 4.10
Map 219 Rlk B lot 19R Walter
•on St.
Asriah Mitchem. 1554
•; acre Battleground Rd. Mitch
am Prop.; 2.12 acres Rice Prop.
Helen Grier MRchem.17.47
6 acre Rice Prop ; 7.19 aerhs
Dooley Pro{\
U-i\vson M't-licm . 2R14
Map 226 P>k D lot No. 14 King
St.
Woodrow Sr John Mitchem ■ 20-51
Map 219 Rlk 2 lot No. 6 50x130
Sam .Moor-.23.42
1.16 acre Grier Prop.
(•Maude Jr. Sr Hoyle Morgan . 354
.96 acre more or leas Morgan
Prop.
Hovle Morgan & C. A. Allison ..
60.46
•511 acre lot No. 1 Morgan Prop.
Iksoiiii J. Moigan .23.41
Map 226 Rlk D lot No. 3
John William Oates .3S.00
3 acres Oe.te Prop.
John Willin’ » & Scmm-'v Oates..
27.M
36 acres Johnson Prop.
Summey Oates. 2954
1.74 acre Oates Prop.
Charles Leo Gdurn. 3359
1 lot Lak» Mentonia St. Morgan
Prop.
James V. Parker. 6926
42.89 aero* Fcrker Prop.
Sufuannah Patterson ..43
.6 acre Patterson Prop.
John Perkins Sr Sarah C. Adams
28,64
■i acre Gold Mint? Tract
Plato Perkins .26.43
159 acre Battleground Rd.
Mauncy Prop
Flo>enre Pcrrv .26.62
Mao 226 Bl'- E lot No. 3 Wat
terson St.
Harrv A Etta Porrv.3.90
Mao 226 Blk E lot No. 6 Wat
terson St.
Cletus Presslev.57.81
Map 217A Elk B lot 4 Belve
dere Cr.
Lawyer Qo:nn .53.19
.69 acre Brown Prop.: Map 217
A Blk B tot No 13
Ruth J. Rhodes.20.66
Ridge St.
Map 201 BlK 15 lot No. 5 301
Theodore H. Rhodes.46.79
Map 226 Blk D lot No. 19; Map
•219 Blk 3 >ot No. 6: Map 225
Blk 20 lots No. 91-99
toes Rice.14.37
1.37 acre >*'Uhem Prop.; lot
No. S Ric- Piop.
Jasper A W Ifred C. Rice .. s-20
1 acre
Pearl Rippy Leirs . 16.25
Map 226 Blk D lot No. 24A
Cansler St.
A. P. Robert * .82.87
Man 217 BP: A lot No. 3 Belve
do • «*r.
Belton Robert:..30.91
\ lot old York Rd. Byers Prop. ,
Elbert Ervit Roberts Heir* . 3.65
2 acre* Battleground Rd.
George Ro'h rtr-.9.11
10 acres
Raymond Roberts.1452
10 utm Geeige Roberts Pron.
Atla *to8ebo*'o.25.06
Ma > 226 Bll* D lot No. 32 King
St
John ^oas .37.76
Mao 227 Blk A lot No. 12A. I
Trecev St.
IjCo Poss .14 13
Man 227 Blk A lot No. 6 Ridge
Marv Rus*"ll .15.12
1 let I lord Prop.
Bonn"* Sa**.;er*.7.47
.59 vre Moi-te Prop.
Onkk v Sehonck . 59.67
Mao 226 Blk D lot No 30. 9. 24
Ridge St.
Carmie Bn—le*> Sea lev.2.74
Man 227 Blk A lot No. 24 Wat
tenson st.
milie Seav-nobt .22.64
■«n 219 Blk 2 lot No. 9 Pans
ier St.
Verna Slat"r . 9.41
645 aet»« Newkirk Prop.
Brown Sm'th.1559
6« acres Horn Pron.
Lindbergh • »'N'eO Bmith ... 2201
1 lot .l*"*laor. Prop.
Marearbt E. S-dth .5.47 ■
1 lot Tro d Glut Rd.
Robert T,. finite. 2939
1 lot Rryant A Jackson Pron.
Shirley Mae A Easie Smith Jr ..
1.32,
.4 acre Mnurev Prop.
Rodd'c W. Steohen*.ISAS
1JI5 acre *)alc* Prop.
Rufii* V. Stowe .S.41
.44 acre Hilltop Dev. Prop.
Lithia Stowe.SSI
4 8 »iw Jti:o Stowe Prop.
El'wiheMi R»*"k .SjO
1 lot HaHl.i Pmn.
Nannie W|«iik>I, TSnslev ... J0.S1
M*n 227 Bll C lot No. 5 Park
er St.
Olwop T'inn»hf Jr.8029
Vfart 917 RiV R 1o» No 1 Waco
Rrt.- Man 227 Blk B lot No. 9
Parker S\
Mr* Ch»rtnttr Tracev_ 21 39
1 lot VeK-nney Prop.: 23 acre*
TealU P-r*o.
J. P. Watl'i-c A Maeeic Clark ..
4299
1017
v»«n 216 Blk 13 lot No 9 York
Rd.
mqtirli W‘>>c an* P«l
All «"-*» off Vo> k Rd.
Mn Inn Wi.ite . .9014
Non 99R Rllr r lot Vo an A ISil.
ton Pro** • Tfan ay Blit 3 lot
No 1« W Vot. St.
Whitmire.0....'I*lW
MhpSUHk IBM No. 31,1
Legionnaires
Set Convention
i American Lettonnaires through
|out the Stot<» arc now counting,
the day* until the Annul) Depart-1
men Convention -one of the most
colorful an I significant events of
! the year for tin I-egion otgani/a- i
i lion In North Carolina,
i |
Tlte stage is set for a busy four-!
ilay session in Durham come June
18th. 19th, 20tli. 21st. Not only'
will Department Offieeis be elect•!
cd for the .-oming year, hut im-j
portant issues will be discussed,
resolutions will be voted, and trl-j
bute will be paid to the men and
women who deserve them.
Committees legin meeting on
June 18th, nnu with the fall of'
the gaxel it l F.M. sharp on Fri-1
day, June 19th the great 161 h
annual Conxtr.tion of Tre Ameri
can Legion. D< pai l merit of North
Carolina, will officially get under
way.
Department Commander, Judge
L. J. Phipps, of Chapel Hill, will:
preside over the Convention.
Some 1.509 legionnaires, mem-J
bhns of the Auxiliary. Sons of The '
American Legion. 40 it 8. and H &■
40. and other groups are expect- |
ed to attend the Convention, and!
housing is at a premium.
General Chairman James
Holmes says that the Jack Tar
Hotel has been booked to capacity ,
for sex-era 1 xvoeks and xvams that
only a fexv reserx-ations are still i
axailable at nearby motels.
Following the opening cere
monies, a inmber of distinguish
ed guests xxill he presented to the
Delegates.
Featured -poker at the open- |
ing session on June 19th will bci
National V tC Commander Or. |
Garland Muiph.v of El Dorado.
Arkansas. A practicing physician
and surgeon in his home commu
nity, Dr. Murfhy is a veteran of
WW II with service as a flight
surgeon in the European Theatre.
He has served as National Child
Welfare Chairman, and six terms
as President ol The American Le
gion Child Weifare Foundation.
Banquet speaker will be Charles
Vetter, Jr., Washington, D. C.. the
Information Coordinator for the
U. S. Office of Public Informa
tion. He is the USIA's principal
lecturer in the fields of Interna
tional Communications and Com
munism. participating in govern
ment and nor.-government pro-1
grams throughout the world.
Candidates lor National Com
mander Donald Johnson of Dos
Moines, Iowa; William J. Rogers
of Auburn. Maine; and Eldon
James of Hampton, Virginia, have
also been invited to address the
Convention.
Scheduled foi appearance he
fore the Legionnaires are Vet-1
erans Administration Officials.
John D. Aldei .T.an, Manager of
the Oteon Veterans Hospital, Ar
chie Millis, Manager of the Fay !
ettevillc Veterans Hospital, andj
J. D. DeRair.u.-. VA Regional Of- •
five Manager in Winston-Salem. ;
Depart men* Commanders from j
our neighboring states are on the !
Schedule far remarks Nolan S.
Cutler. Commander of the Vlr- j
pint* Department, and Thomas R.
Peden, Ooirmar.der of the South !
Carolina DUNUtmenl, have ac
cepted invitations to the Durham
Convention.
The "big show" of the Conven-1
tion. the annual parade, will be !
at 12 noon. & turday. June 20th.
on Main Sfed from Queen to.
Duke Street. Color Guards, Floats 1
Drill TVam-i, bands. Drum and j
Bugle Corps and inarching Le- 1
gionnaires will add much to the
colorful Legion Parade.
Legionnar ej can look forward,
to some unusual and exciting en- j
tertainment on Saturday night of!
the Convention, when the “Las j
Vegas Night” will be staged.
Then add *•»•« dan<v« 40 A 81
on Thursday n'ght and Legion on
Friday aft«r the Banquet, and;
you have q»rte an entertainment
package for the Convention. Ad
mission to the entertainment fea
tures will be by registration
badge only.
The Memorial Service at 9:00
A.M. Sund»v, June 21at. will con
dude the Convention.
All reeislr&t on desks will he
in the lobby of the Jack Tar Ho
tel.
Cherokee Sr
Janes Wh'tnJdes . 1732
Man 219 P.k 3 lot No. 13 Trac-;
cv St.
Ar»hur W»l'«ain: . 1337
sore Ukr Rd.; .3 Morgan j
Proo.
Oene VVIIHtr,*. 1077i
Mao 226 )>lk E lot No. 7 Ridge
St.
Rnheri I* W-l1iRrr>« V*lrs .. 31.3S
lot No. t Wr**»ht Prop.
Amtmi' Helm.20 36
M«o rx Blk D lot No. 6 Trac ,
ev St.
Wartin,. ja 'K^rn W»l«on .. 3S.24
W »m« .Iirl wu Prop.
Wo"iic Heirs.12.61
1 lo»
Vo I Tnvnshln r*on».
giio. Min t.iiViini Corp. .. 1.52
1 In* Pmn.
q.v'iw'. Oi| Co . 2992 ;
«cw>
Vn i *e-wr .hin Discoverv
fnv e*iw*»1l . 1079
1 tnt MOvOnO M. hniMS.
r mens A John \V. Foster Jr. ...
99 ■»
to»« Vo to n IWt C Lnmn J.
McO«niet Prim. A 1 lot Broad
r
TEES8 HEALTH
Health ami Rnfeiv Tip*
from
The American Medical
Axrwiution
Do you know how to bo a good
patient?
ThWM more to it than just
wanting to bo well. If you know
how to be a good patient, you
can receive e\en better health
rare, get nor- tor your money,
and make vout doctor's joh easi
er.
In a new pamphlet on the sub
ject of "How to Re a (Jood Pa
tient." the American Medical As
sociation urge* that it »s im|ior
tant to choose a family physician
before illness strikes Meet him
personally, have your medical
history on file in his office and
schedule periodic physical exam
inations. Then, should illness
strike, you'll know where to turn.
There is a reo! advantage in go
ing to the doctor** office, rather
than insisting that he come to
your home. p»t*per examination,
to help the doMor arrive at a di
aenosis. ran h< »'nne much hotter
in tlie olfir“\ where everything i»
at hand t« make it thorough.
In phoning the dortor, when a
house call is erarntial. be prepar
ed to tell him hi lolly all the facts
in the case, the symptoms of ill
ness. tempcratt.re and other fa.
tors. It is irr.;'< ssjhle for the do
tor to carry v ,th him all of the
tools of modeli medicine, hut if
he is told ivh.ii to expect, he can
bring along a me of the equip
ment and •n'.'duines that might
help in von case.
At home or in his office, tell
your doctor the whole story. The
uncommunicative patimi merely
makes if more difficult for his
dortor to tr * it him. Have in mind
the salient facts about past ill•
nesses operjtirtis. accidents, even
when they art years in the past
Have your nurstions ready, too.
and never hesitate to ask the doc
tor about anything that is puzrl
ing you.
Most patients are embarrassed
about discussing the fee when
they first go to a doctor. The
best thing f.»r l>oth the patient
and the phvsictan is to bring up
the subject of fees on the first
;
The Veterans
Comer
I
ilrro an' authoritative answers
by the Vwi‘“fii Administration
to question* In m (orator service
moil and tivtr familier.;
tV When* should I send a
change o< rli’nss notiro for my
\isit. No one -l.< >uld mind a frank
di-.i u-sii.n o*' charges.
Tlii- patii .it seeks the doctor's
opinion a'siu' tho stato of his
hoalih. and ho seeks advice on
what to do about it. Tho time and
money of both noctoi and patient
may be wasted il you don't follow
the advice. If you deride to stop
taking the prescribed pills after
a day or two, or if you don't bo
ther in have the prescription fill
ed at ell. or if you head for tho
golf cours.* when tho doctor or
dered rest, you may be facing
even more smi'-us illness later on.
compensate n eh«*ek? It tomes
fn»m some pi;i« n Chicago.
A You should mail y n n r
change <>f ndm-t«s notp-e for any
VA payments to the VA regional
Of iiee who-« j our n*"ord.« are
maintained. T is is the VA office
which authorized your payments
If you ttimi to another regional
office area th< VA w ill transfer
.v >ur record* to this new regional
office after yi ii report the move
W I low -lo you set a veteran
who require medical treatment
into a VA hospital?
A The vet. ran or his physi
elan applio-. tot admission which
is forthcoming t! he is eligible,
need hospital re and a bed is a
vadable <In leivloe cotuuvted
eases, a bei i» always available.*
In ease of r sadden emergency,
the veteran ,r.sj be tak^n directiy
to the h isppnl but someone acting
for the ve»"ran should communi*
rate w ith tli - VA hospital bv tele
phone or tohgiaph before hand
to facilitate admission.
Q Are women veterans eligi
ble for VA benefits?
A Yes Women veterans are
eligible f"t tla same benefits and
under the same conditions of men.
McAbee Isl Aboard
Ship USS Vulcan
USS VUI. AN «n ITN't
Donnis U. M. 'hit-, seaman ap
prentice. I'S\. s.>n of Mr. and
Mr*. William MoAbee i*1 •
Second Si . Ki;; v Mountain. N.
is n €T',«vr mt.er <>f Iho re
pair ship l.'Ss Vulcan which has
been select \l os haring iho out
standing <>om.al mess among
ship» IwHliii'! uvor .THO men in the
Atlantic Fieri Service for.-e
This solocM.cn places the Nor
folk. Va., is.se ship in icimpoti
tion with tho finalists from olhct
command' for tho l‘H>1 Now A
ward. Tito owned is givsi annual
Iv to tho ship t station with the
outstanding pioparation and ser
vice of r>od. ft is given in honor
of tho lato Captain F. F. Noy
who serred as head of the subsis
tence division of the Hoard of
Supphos and Accounts during
World War II
Slicking Waffles?
When a waffle iron start’s
to stick, it's past time to take
action.
Best procedure to remedy
the situation is to wash the
grids thoroughly and re-treat
your iron, just as if it wfcre
new. (Before you do this,
check directions in the in
struction book that came
w ith the appliance.)
Some irons need a non
salt fat for treating, others
do not. Once you’ve heated
the waffle iron with the fat,
l>»- sure you use a recipe that
lias plenty of fat in iL
Be sure, also that the iron
is thoroughly heated before
you pour in the batter.
If you don’t have an indi
cator light, sprinkle a few
drops of water on the grids
and see if the drops dance
around.
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£ 39 £ 49
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2 z, 79c
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8 r: 49c
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