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Hlwley^ oi CNedmoor, Presents
Oipltfnas to Sixty-six Graduates
fresher cola
b etter buy
Bottled apd D utributed by
Royil Crown
Bottling Co.
Dui4iam N. C.
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National Defense Elducation
Loans, Lucille Taylor (valedict­
orian); Shirley Allen, Emily
Harding and Rosa Harding.(honor students) to attend North
Carolina College at Durham;
Mary Burwell (salutatorian) cash
Scholarship for Shaw University
at Raleigh; Joyce Faulcon (hon­
or student) a work aid and a
National
Defense
Education
Loan for Fayetteville State Tea­
chers College at Fayetteville;
Brenda Daniel has been recommendsd to receive the Athletic
Scholarship of the Durham
Businesf College at Durham.
Mary Burwell won medal for
highect score on Betty Crocker
Search Achievement Examina­
tion in Homernaking; highest
average in the Homernaking De­
partment; Vivian Bullock and
Barbara Thorpe, outstanding
achievement in Homemaklng;
the Science Award given an­
nually by the late E E, Toney
estate, Garland Foster; the
prize for excellence in French,
Shirley Allen and Joyce F a u l
con; the Citizenship Award Dora
Ann Jones; the most all round
Senior, Garland Foster.
Bobby Bullock, Phil Morton,
Jr. and Brenda Daniel won
“Most Athletic" award. Each
received a plaque.
A nunHber of applications are
being processed and it is believ­
ed that a large number of grad­
uates will enter colleges this
fall.
Looking f e / a
PUBLISHER?.
NURSERY GRADUATES —
Six of th« ttudenti pictured
here with their fellow siuddenls at the College View Day
nunery school were awarded
periff^caie* at a graduation
program held at White Rock
BapHat Church recently. The
six are T. Burnii Baas, Jr.,
(fourth from left, second row);
Cecil Dale Beamon (extreme
left, second row); Michael L.
Greene, (second from left third
row); James Turner Jones, Jr.,
Tanya Hall. Second r o w ,
same order, Cecil Beamon
Betty Smith, Tyrone Lassiter,
Thomai Bass, Jr., LaJuan Notman, Billy Molse, Jr., Ronald
Atwater and Barry Stanback.
Third row, left to right, are
Gloria
Williams,
Michael
Greene. Lawrence Harrison,
Raphael Thompson, Jr., Lahoma Smith and James Jone*«
Jr. The nursery w ill remain
open through Aug. 17.
(extreme right, third row);
Betty Smith (second from left,
second row); and Raphael N.
Thompson, Jr., (fourth from
left, third row).
The complete group of nur­
sery students pictured here is
aa follown! Left to right, first
row:
Sheryl
Stephenson,
Pamela
Thorpe.
Andrea
Greene, Jacqueline Hunter,
Lenette Hicks, Rudy Laws,
FUher, William A. Marsh, III,
Advisor to Ghana Ministry
Addresses Students In Durham
Ferdinand D. Wharton, AID
A nimal Nutrition Advisor to the
Anmial HeaMh Division of the
Ghana Ministry of Agrculture,
Ghana, Africa, lectured to the
Home Economics students at the
Merrick-Moore School F*riday,
June 1.
Wharton, who is in the United
States on home leave from
Ghana to which he will soon
return, presented slides he pro­
duced and talked about his
travels in West Africa.
Tw» Irn booklet! toll kow wt «u »iik>
llsk, promote «nd lell year kwk; ■■k>
llekliit eontreete expUliei; wrHlns M»i.
seoe >ut(ior» pu|illike< aitffr •iir >l*a.
A native of North Carolina,
All (Obleeti wanted. Write Dept. AP-t.
lx|Meilieii Prtn, SMPark Av>. •> N.Y. II parents reside in Tarboro, with
degrees he earned from the A.
and T. College and the Univer­
sity of Connecticut, he was
elected to The Society of the
Sigma XI, a national society.
He ha* served as' Head of' the
P oultry Science Department,
Maryland State College and
prior to joining AID served as
Assistant Director of Research at
Dawes Laboratories, Chicago,
Illinois. He was one of fifteen
Americans to attend the 'VI
W orld's P oultry Congrcgs—in
Mexico City, Mexico and pre­
sent papers. He conributues re-’
gular articles to five American
magazines and to four foreign
magazines. He is listed in
American Men of Science, and
in Who’s Who in the Mid-West.
While in Durham Wharton is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Thomas
Taylor, Jr., a Home Economics
teacher at Merrick-Moore.
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WHARTON
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
NOTICE O F SALE
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of the
at NOON on the 7th day of July,
1962, the property conveyed in
said deed of trust the same lying
and being in the County of Dur­
ham and State of North Carolina,
in Durham Township, and more
particularly described as follows:
All that certain lot or parcel of
land on the west side of Booker
Avpniie a short distance from the
Citv of Durham, beinR known as
L.^ts No 239 and 240 ot FORESTWOOD PARK as per plat and sur­
vey of F. M. Carlisle C. E., dated
Novomher 30, 1946, and being re­
corded in Plat Book 18, at pages
132 and 133 in the Office of the
RpRister of Deeds of Durham
Connty, and being more particu­
larly described as BEGINNING at
a stal<c on the Southwest side of
Bool<pr Avenue, said stake being
638.8 feet from the Southwestern
intt rsection of Booker Avenue and
Cook Road; running thence South
65 deg. 34' West 150 feet to a
stake in the lines of Lots 238,
271 and 270; thence South 24 deg.
26’ East SO feet along the line of
Lots 270 and 269 to a stake in the
corners of Lots 269, and 288 and
^ 1 ; thence along the Northwest
Itee q f'b k t 2 ^ North OS deg. 84>’
too feet* IttMS .iteke In tiif
West aide of Booker Avenue;
thcnce $}ong Booker Avenue
North 24 deg. 26’ West 80 feet
to the po^nt of Beginning.
This prpperty will be sold sub­
ject to ail prior encumbranccs and
all prior and 1961 Ad Valorem
taxes.
power of sale contained in a cer­
tain deed of trust executed by
Russell Garrett and wife, Fay P.
This saTe will remain open for
Garrett, dated February 13, l»6i. (10) ten ^ y s to receive increased
and recorded in Book 664, at page bids as required by law.
117 in the Office of the Register
J. J. HiiNDERSON
of Deeds of Durham County, North
Trustee
Carolina, default having b e e n
WILLIAM A. MARSH, JR.,
made in the payment of the in­
Attorney
debtedness thereby secured and
This 4th day of June, 1962,
said deed of trust being by the
terms thereof subject to foreclos­ Jun. 0, 16, 23, 30
ure, the undersigned Trustee will
offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at the
Alert today alive tomorrow.
Court house door in Durham; The North Carolina Department
County, Durham. North Carolina, | of Motor Vehicles says stay alert
for road, traffic and weather
p ro m in e n l w o m rn
« rg » all ta
conditions. ^ safe speed is a
a , niQi^p
're lt
speqd geaired to conditions. >
in Ih* c o m m u n ity .'
TH EY
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HAMPTON
MINISTIRS
C O N rm iN C I.
H am pton, V a.,
Capping exercises for fresh­
men students at the Lincoln hos
pital school 6f nursinK will be
held Sunday nfternoon, June S,
at
Covenant
Presbyterian
church.
Nine students, who have
completed the pre-clinical phases
of th eir course at the nursing
school, will be presented with
nurse caps.
The capping ceremony will be
nerformed by Mrs. Lucile Z.
Williams, director of the school
of nursing. She will bo assist­
ed by Miss Sylvia Overton, as­
sistant director in charge of
Education.
The student; will be officially
designated as freshn>en in the
school of nursing after the cap­
ping exercise.
The ceremony will get under­
w ay with a procession students
of the pre-clinical class. The
Reverends Miles Mark Fisher,
IV, counselor for the nursing
school, and J. W. Smith, pastor
of Covenant Presbyterian, will
l o g o n , recto r o f C alv ary Episcopal
C hurch
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STEAKS
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“Super-Right” Lean
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“Super-Right” Quality Heavy Grain Fed Beef
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Show Unlver*
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MiMtSnAV WtVIS, INC Raleigh,
b e re In Richmond o n d a itu d e e t
U M U * ' ASaOCUTIOM. toltl.
■tor*,
Juno 21-21, A * AfroAaarfna Hwn ptyoiv will b*
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A N C lE H l^ e i^ T W lN e C O , FRANKfORLJCy,
Cost^haring on “ family farm
forests" is available from the
Federal government f6r timber
thinning, timber pruning, tim ­
ber release, site preparation,
fencing and erosion control on
logging rbads.
How much do you really
know about your town o r n ear­
by city? Are you able to make
ready u.se of the local transport*lion .system for reaching a de­
stination? Summer trips and
bike.'.^ n( Umsteiid Street YWCA
will 1h) divided into differeot
^^ries so the Y-Teen* can *•*
iiil kinds -of things and have
some time between to talk
ntxiut what we will be seen W
t h e y may be assimilated.
Here is next week's touring
.schedule:
June 12. 8;0fl a. m. Meet
the YWCA to leave for North
Ciirolinn Mutual Life Insurancfl
Company.
, . June 1.5, 11:00 a, m. Leave tl)^
YWCA for Raleigh, to visit the
birth place of Andrew Johnson.
June 1!), 8:00 a. m. tf» v e thp
YWCA for Lii?eett and M yert
Tobacco Factory.
June 23, 9:00 a. m. Leave the
YWCA for Chnnei Kill, to vlijt
the MorehenH Planetarium and
Sundial Gardens,
See Y W C A , page 6-A
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nV. INC loltbMro, AW, Juiw
21-23. Mrit Cariiwlna Cawoll of
Now York, Orond lo»il«ui| wiH
w«l«oiiM 100 MogolM m 4 300
vtiltorau Sorority oMourogMIMskor
•dvcolioii «miif nwmboe,pro*
vIdM Kholoreiilpt andwiMt In
coimuiiMy •ffolre.
A o e O I » T l t t l N O C O.
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d a y 's Pr«Q chm g'' h o t b«en choien
Roanok*, Vs., Juna 20.34. SuproiM Boillaui, Mre. Foitiiw Glonn
Rlddkk ol Norfolk, m ., will pr«>
tid*' o t tho 30th onuuol bout*.
Them* for th* M ttlon "•fooder
Horliofli for th* PcofouioRol Nuri«
on th« New froirtfkri," Mowlwr-
also take part in the. ceremony.
Special music for the event
will be provided by the class
under the direction of Mrs,
Annie Mayer, organist at Co­
venant.
After the ceremony, a recept­
ion will be held in A. B. Duke
nurses home for the rtudents
and their parents.
Students, who will rcreive
Pans at the rorem onv are Nellie
RUis. Weldon: Anna Ciooding,
Kinston; Carlita Hall. Washing­
ton. D. C.; Florida Jones, Attnlla, Ala; Mildred Kindred,
Severn- Carolyn Lcyistqr,, Louisbiirg; Lila M allard, Betty Rid­
dick, C?ates; ancl JoVce W illiam­
son, Clinton.
Junm 2 5 '2 9 . ''T h e G ospel In To*
c o nvention. The Rev* Thomai S.
BHTIUEO» aOTTU* K
i id H
IN PROGRESS
• I th * to p ic fo th * 46th an n u a l
ancibni
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DURHAM, N. C^PAai i-A
Capping Exercises WiS Be Held YWCA to LeafT
Sunday For New Lincoln Class Summer Tours
Cll£EDM OO^ — Sixty-six friends and students overflowed
members o t the Senior Class ol the gymtorium.
IJawley High Schiool received
R*v. Jam es W. Morrison,
d ip lo D ^ a t graduation exercisW, Thursday night, as parents, pastor of Children’s Chapel
Christian Church of Graham, ad
dressed the group. He spoke on
“Watch the Road Signs of Life.”
The public was informed by
Principal D. O. Leatherberty of
the following awards and scho­
larships:
Royal
Crown
Cola,
C A R U L i h
•AYURDAY, JUNI f, 1962
m m i*
J u ly
Distiued
LONDONDRir
Gin
WftHop G i r o T. Jonei* Sr«
• f Mittodel^ki, leods the youth
CHixillarle* of the church of fof4
CMt
WMMiriu tmiii M1IUU tm tu t
e i i m «w niiT M aiiuM M K a&
CORN
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Ad are eff.
through Sat,
June 9th
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