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EVANStON, Illinois?The firstNeglro page in the Georgia Gen

eral Asefcnbly, one of the writersof a Scroll presenter! to Robert F.KenHedy by the children of WashIntg'bn, D. fc., and a girl who haspublished a poem are among the

BtuifcnU from southeastern coast-al states awarded four-year col-lege aeholarships in the first Na-

tional Achievement ScholarshipProgram for outstanding Negro

students,Gregory Coleman of Atlanta.

Ga., aefved Senator James Wes-berry In the Georgia General As-sembly. Muriel E. Heard of Wash-,

ingtot) was one of the writers ofthe scroll presented to the then-Attorney General in commemora-tion of the late President Ken-nedy. Tallahassee, Fla., seniorMarilyn Holifield has written apoem Which was published in the

National High School Poetry An-thology.

( Candidates for AchievementScholarships competed in four

{geographic regions of the United'States set up in proportion to thedistribution of the Negro popula-

tion Siity-six winners, 26 boys

and 40 girls, were appointed from.an eight-state region stretching

from Maryland to Florida, includ-ing West Virginia and the Districtof fcolumbia.

The typical Achievement Schol-ar Is a member of the NationalHoSor Society and has been a

claas or student government offi-cer in his school. A third "Antefor their school newspaper oryearbook, and many have attended'?|

a summer Institute fdr Ihtensivestudy.

In addition to these activitiesEmma L. Holmes, Atlanta, Ga.,was the Georgia representative ata National Junior Science andHumanities Symposium sponsoredby the United States Army. PaulaA. Larke, a Winston-Salem, seniorhas given vocal and guitar per-formances on a local radio sta-tion.

Jesse J. Howard of BluefieldtW. Va., is a member of hi»school's 440 relay team, which setthe state prep record for thatevent in 1964. He was also editorof the state Baptist Youth news-paper. i

Many of the 225 AchievementScholars in the nation, besidesparticipating in student govern-,mcnt. publications and summerstudy institutes, are also active iqspeech and drama, sports, and .music. Thirty-two have won honorsin local, district or state science jfairs. j

About 20 of the students hav* ,attended the American jsponsored Boys' State or Girls?State in their home stite. Five o£the scholarship winfrers are EagleScouts, the highest honor in BoyScouting.

Miss Duane R. Bonds of Wash- 1ington, D. C., is an outstanding ex-ample of the worli done by thesestudents during the summer studyinstitutes. Miss Bonds received a 'summer scholarship from theWashington Heart Association in«eluding a stipend and a job at

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UNDER AND BY VIRTUE ofthe power of sale contained in acertain deed of trust executed byW, W. Page dnd wife. Mattie Page,dated the 2nd day of March, 1964,and recorded in Book 738, at pa?e39. Ip the office of the Registerof Deeds of Durham County, NorthCarolina, default having beenbeen made in the payment of theindebtedness thereby secured andsaid deed of trust being by theterms thereof subject to fore-closure, the undersigned TrusteeWill offer for sale at public auc-tion tp the highest bidder for cashat the courthouse doo»- in Dur-ham, North Carolina, at Noon, onthe 2«h day of April, 1965, theproperty conveyed in said deedof trust the same lying and beingIn the County of Durham, andState Of North Carolina, in Dur-ham Township, more particularlydescribed as follows:

(1) BEGINNING at the inter-section of Pine (now Roxboro)and Umstead Streets, an iron "stake on the East side of PineStreet and the North side of Um-stead Street, and running thenceNorth 3 degs. East 59 feet to astake on the East s'de of PineStreet; thence Sduth 86 degs. 12*East 115 feet to a stake in theline of Lot Number 6; thencesouth 3 degs. West 50.5 feet to* stake on the North side of Um-stead Street; thence South 89degs; 2JT' West U5.1 feet to thepoint or place of beginning, and <being Lot Number 1 of the sur-vey of the COUNCIL PROPERTY$s Will be seen from plat dulyfiled in the office Of the Register 1of Deeds of Durham County in IPlat Book 4, at page 3<J, to whichVeference Is hereby made. SeeDeed Book 53, at page 594, alsoDeet Book 63, at page 595, also iDeed Book 53, at page 690, in theOffice of the Register of DeedsW Durham County. On this p. op- :erty is located a building krawnas No. 1115 S. Roxboro Street.

(2) BEGINNING at a onthe last side of Pine Street (nowRoxboro Street) the northwestcorner of Lot. No. 1 of the Coun-cil property, and running thencewith Pine (now Roxboro) Street

stake, the sbuthwest corner of ti)i(take, the southwest corer of LotNo. 3; thence South 00 degs. 12'East 115 feet to a stake in theline of Lot No. 6: thence South3 degs. West 50 feet to a stakein the line of Lot No. 6; thenceNorth 86 degs. 12' West in theline of Lot No. 1, 115 feet to thepo'nt or place of beginning andjjnipo jot fsjo. 2of the COUNCILPROPERTY as shown on plat ofsiH property tt" '->(] !r> Bnokof Plats No. * at "rjgc W, andbeing lar ' ci ' by WJ. Broaden to S Psrterecorded in f ntSee Peed fron 0. S.PPr»a r » to W.W. Page. dat«d A-r 1 2*? 1921.duly recorded in th? offic® .ofthe Register of Deeds of E}ur,haniCounty.

This sale A'ill remain open lorten davs to receive increase "bids,a required by law. irtot'

Pated this 23rd day of1965. ,

J. J. HENDERSON,M. Hu«h Attorrifey

March 27: April 3. 10, 17 :i ?

NORTH CAROLINA ,DURHAM COUNTY

TRUSTEE NOTICE OF SALEUNDER AND RY VIRTUE? bf the

power of sale con?a ; :icd in'.* cer-tain deed of trust executed byWILLIAM JACK MITCHELL andwife, ANNIE MAE MITCHELL,dated the 28th day of September,1962, and recorded in Book: 705,at page 2, in the office of theReeistcr of Deeds ot ltyihamCounty, North Carolina defaulthaving been made in the paymentof the indebtedness thereby se-cured and said deed of trust'beingby the terms thereof subtest toforeclosure-, the trus-tee wili offer for ..t ti'ubEcauction to the highest bidderfor cash at the rourtlwyuse doorin Durham. North Carolina, atnoon, on the 24th day of1965, the property convelffff* *insaid deed of trust, the same lyingand being in the County of Dur-ham. and State of North Carolina,in Durham Township, and moreparticularly described as follows:

(1) BEGINNING on the Eastside of Fayetteville St. at tue curbstone at the northwest comer oflformerly Pearson or Royal Knights

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South 74 degrees 53 Min.: East 200.8 feet to an iron in theline of fcrmerlv Pearson; thencesloni the west line of said form-erly Pearson's line North 13 deg.41' West 76.2 feet to an iron inthe corner of formerly Green Bar-bee Estate; thence along the lineof formerly Green Barbee EstateNorth 74 deg. 45' West 152.8 feelto a point in the curb line nn theEast side of Fayetteville Street,the southwest corner of GreenBarbee Estate; thence alon<» thefirb line on the East side of Fay-

?\u2666ev:»» Street. South 24 deg. 50M'n. W"st 6133 feet to the pointi>f beginning. This is the sameproper*v conveyed by W. L. Fou-shee. Trustee, and others to Will-wood Realty Company by deed re-corded in Deed Book 134. page429. See Plat and survey of S. M.Credle. C. E. made July 1920 andfiled in office of the Register ofDeeds of Durham County in PlotBook 17, page 97. See Deed Book154. at paire 540. Durham County

Registry. Being Nos. 805-807 Fay-etteville Street.

(2) A LOT SHOWN on the Mapof Stokesdale, duly recorded inthe office of the Register of Deadsof Durham County in Plat Book5. at page 44, bounded and des-cribed as follows: BEGINNING at* stake in the southeast intersec-tion of Merrick and DunbarStreets, and running thence in asoutherly direction 100 feet along

Merrick Street to a stake H thenorthwest corner of Lot No. 3;thence in an easterly directionalong the line of Lot Nf 3, 50feet to a stake; thence in a north-erlv direction 50 feet to thebuilding line of Dunbar Street;thence in a westerly direction 50feet along Dunbar Street, thenoint or place of beginning. This

was originally part of LotsNos. 1 and 2 in said plat. FUR-THER REFERENCE is herebymade to deed from W. H. Wilsonand wife, Fannie L. Wilson, andE. D. Pratt and Louis Austin andStella V. Austin to J. S. Jones, re-corded in the office of the Registerof Deeds of Durham County July21, 1926, in Book 82 at age 265.See deed to Jack Mitchell andwife, Book 126, at page 222, Dur-ham County Registry. 600 Dun-bar Street is located on this prop-erty.

AND THE FOLLOWING ARTI-CLES of personal property, to-wit:

(1) One 1960 '/2 Ton FordTruck Serial No. FLO Jon 16779;

(2) One 1966 Four Door Chevro-let Automobile Serial No. VB 56 B07736;

(3) On 2 1959 Four Door Chevro-let Automobile Serial No. F 59 B233284'

(4) One 1953 Four Door Chevro-let Automobile Serial No. A 53 B168899.

BUT THIS SALE WILL BEMADE SUBJECT to a certain otherdeed of trust executed by WilliamJack Mitchell and wife, Annie MaeMitchell to Mechanics and Farm-ers Bank, dated the 21st day ofFebruarv. 1961, and recorded inBook 664, at page 341, in the office of the Register of Deeds ofDurham County and subject to alloutstanding and unpaid taxes.

THIS SALE will remain open forten (10) days to receive increasebids, as required by law.

This 23rd day of March, 1965.J. J. Henderson, Trustee

I M. Hugh Thompson, AttorneyMar. 27 and Apr. 3, 10, 17

NORTH CAROLINADURHAM COUNTY

TRUSTEE NOTICE OF SALEUNDER AND BY VIRTUE of

the power of sale contained in acertain deed of trust executed byWILLIE McCOY AND HUSBAND,BILLY McCOY. dated the 29thday of November. 1963. and re-corded in Book 725, at page 149,in the office 'of the Register ofDeeds of Durham County, NorthCarolina, default having beenmade in the payment of the in-debtedness thereby secured andsaid deed of tr'St being by theterms thereof subject to foreclos-ing, tbc undersigned Trustee willoffer for sale at public auction tothe highest bidder for cash at thepqurthou«e door in Durham, NorthCarolina, at Noon, on the 34thday of April, 1965, the propertyconveyed in said deed of trust, thesame lying and being in the Coun-ty of Durham, and State of NorthCarolina, In Triangle Township,and described as follows, to-wit:

BEGINNING at a stake locatedon the west side of the Durham-Apex Highway at the northeast

\u25a0 corner of Lot 19 Block B of theI plat <nd survey hereinafter re-

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ferred to and runnin* thence witl \u25a0the North side of Lot 18, North78 4e|. 38 min. West 399 3 feetto a stake in the east line ofTract 4, , northwest corner of Lot19; thence with the east side olTract 4. North 11 de«? 52 Min.East 144.6 feet to a stake, southwest corner of liOt 23; thence withthe south side of said Lot 23,

South 79 deg. 23 min. East 397feet to a stake on the west sideof Durham-Apex Highway, south-east corner of Lot 23; thence withthe West side of the Durham-Apex Highway as the same curvesin a southerly direction along a

clockwise arc with radius of 11,-463 feet, a distance of 150 feetto the place and point of BEGIN-NING. and being Lots 20, 21, and22 Block B of the A. J. Pollardproperty as per plat and surveythereof in Plat Book 18, at page183, Durham County Registry, towhich reference is hereby madefor a more particular descriptionof same.

THIS SALE will remain open forten (10) days to receive increasebids, as required by law.

Dated this 23rd day of March,1965.

J. J. Henderson, TrusteeM. Hueh Thompson, AttorneyMar. 27, Apr. 3, 10, 17

NORTH CAROLINADURHAM COUNTY

TRUSTEE NOTICE OF SALEUNDER AND BY VIRTUE of

the power of sale contained in acertain deed of trust executed by

Thomas G. Mflvin and wife, CleoL. Melvin, dated the 3rd day ofFebruary. 1961, and recorded inBook 663, at page 640, in theoffice o*i the Register of Deedsof Du'l am County, North Caro-lina. default having been made inthe payment of the indebtednesstherebv secured and said deed oftrust being by the terms thereofsubject to foreclosure, the under-signed Trustee will offer for saleat public auction to the highestbidder for cash at the courthousedoor in Durham North Carolina,at Noon on the 24th day of April,1965 the property conveyed in

said deed of trust, the same lyingand being in the County of Dur-ham and State of North Carolina,in Durham TffAmship, and moreparticularly described as follows:

BEGINNING at a stake on theNorth side of the Fish Dam Road,at the southwest corner of Lot No.3 as shown on plat hereinafterreferred to, which said stake is129.2 feet from the northwest tan-eent intersection of said Fish Dam 'Road and Roane Street, runningthence along and with the westline of Lot No. 3, North 1 deg.40' East 216.6 feet to a stake inthe line of Lot No. 9; thencewith the said line North 88 deg.20' West 65 feet te a stake,1 deg. 40' West 199.8 feet to a

stake in the north side of theFish Dam Road; thence along andwith said road South 73 deg. 01'East 66.8 feet to the point orplace of beginning and being LotNo. 2 on Man of property of V.F. Pope, by S. M. Credle, C. E.,dcted February 11, 1947, and re-corded in the office of the Reg-ister of Deeds of Durham Countyin Plat Book 18, at page 84.

This sale will remain open forten days to receive increase bids,as required by law.

This 23rd day of March. 1965.J. J. Henderson, Trustee

M. Hugh Thompson, AttorneyMar. 27 and Apr. 3, 10, 17

NORTH CAROLINADURHAM COUNTY

ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICEHAVING QUALIFIED as admin-

istratrix of the estate of FreemanM. Smith deceased, late of Dur-ham County, North Carolina, thisis to notify all persons havingclaims against said estate to ex-hibit them to the undersigned at418 S. Roxboro St., Turham, NorthCarolina, on or before the 20thday of September, 1965, or thisnotice 'a ill be pleaded in bar oftheir recovery. All persons in-debted to said estate will pleasemake immediate payment to theundersigned.

This 16th day of March, 1965.Mrs. Viola G. Smith,Administratrix of Estateof Freeman M. Smith,Decease c:

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