-THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1969

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MR AND MRS. MARVIN BESTwere hosts to the football andbasketball teams and coachesof Shepard Junior High School,Saturday, February 22, at theirhome 2500 Dakota Street.

With a menu consisting ofbarbecue baked ham, string

beans and potato salad, the 32

boys and coaches enjoyed a

most delightful afternoon.The photo at the top shows

Mr. and Mrs. Best in the actof penning the delicious menu.Bottom photo is the group andtheir coaches who were kindenough to stop partaking ofthe luscious menu long enough

to be photographed.(Photos by Purefoy)

Food Flights

Periled By

Hired PilotsUMUAHIA, Biafra

British and Belgian mercenarypilots, calling themselves'?Genocide," are disrupting

relief supplies to Biafra by

Legal NoticesNORTH CAROLINADURHAM COUNTY

NOTICE OF SALEUNDER AND BY VIRTUE of

the power of sale contained ina certain Deed of Trust execut-ed by Miss Mattie Clyde Tur-rentine dated March 8, 1967,and recorded in Book 805, atPage 378, in the Office of theRegister of Deeds of DurhamCounty, North Carolina, defaulthaving been made in the pay-ment of the indebtednessthereby secured and said Deedof Trust being by the termsthereof subject to foreclosure, jthe undersigned Trustee willoffer for sale at Public Auction ito the highest bidder for cashat the Courthouse Door in Dur- jham County, Durham, NorthCarolina, at Noon on the 15th iday of March, 1969, the prop-erty conveyed in said Deed ofTrust the same lying and be-ing in the County of Durhamand State of North Carolina, inMangum Township, and moreparticularly described as fol-lows:

TRACT ONE: Beginning at aniron stake on the South side ofGeorge Hopkins Road and inthe West line of Rachel Harris,said stake being 652.1 feet ina westerly direction from theright of way of South LowellRoad; thence with the RachelHarris line South 3 deg. ?nd12' West 1937.8 feet to an iron

stake in a rock pile and point-

ers, Rachel Harris' corner inthe line of R. H., C. B. andMary Johnson line; thence withthe said Johnson line North 65deg. and 04' West 1567 feetto an iron stake and pointers,

corner of Philo Wilson andMyrtle Crabtree; thence with

Philo Wilson and Myrtle Ctab-tree North 2 deg. and 11' East200 feet to an iron stake;thence North 0 deg. and 44minutes East 449 feet to aniron stake; thence North 24deg. 00' East 236.8 feet to aniron stake and pointers; cor-ner of Philo Wilson and Myrtle

Crabtree and Richard Brodie

and Kermit Turrentine; thence

the following courses and dis-tances along the old creek bed

of Buffalo creek except wherethere has been no change ofcourse from the original creekbed; thence North 40 deg. andIT East 142.2 feet; thence

North 4 deg. and 42' East 153.0feet; thence North 28 deg. and

29* East 85 feet; thence North15 deg. and 31' East 185 feet;

thence North 42 deg. and 11West 131.5 feet; thence North\u25a01 deg. and 20' East 86.1 feet

to an iron stake in the right ofway line of George Hopkins

Road; thence crossing said roadand continuing along the saidBuffalo Creek North 73 deg.

and 24' East 157.2 feet; thence

South 58 deg. and 20' East 40j>feet: thence North 82 deg. 08*But 137.2 feet; thence North18 deg. and 01' East 133.5 feetto is iron stake and pointers,corner of Mary Wrenn; thence

with Mrs. Mary Wrenn a lineaouth 85 deg. and 03' East 744.0feet to an iron stake, corner ol

Mrs. Mary Wrenn in the lineof Rachel Harris; thence withthe Rachel Harris line South 3deg. and 12' West 474 feetcrossing George Hopkins Roadto the point and place of be-ginning, and containing 64.43acres. See Plat Book 45, page14.

TRACT TWO: Lying and be-ing in Durham County, NorthCarolina, adjoining the landsof W. E. Mangum on the Nortlfcand J. A. Poole on the East,R. E. Tilley on the South indothers and described as fol- Ilows:

Beginning at pointers onBuffalo Creek, R. E. Tilley'snorthwest corner; thence withhis line North 89 1/2 deg. East6 chains and 73 links to PoplarNorth 87 1/2 East 3 chains 34links to a stake; thence East13 chains and 37 links to aWhite Oak; thence North 863/3ths degrees East 3 chainsand 33 links to a Sweet Gumon J. A. Pool's line; thenceNorth 3 chains and 40 links;thence North 9 1/2 deg. East3 chains and 28 links; thenceNorth 7-3/4 deg. East 3 chainsand 45 links to a rock; thencea new line West 45 chains and80 links to pointers of BuffaloCreek; thence down said creekwith it meanders to the be-ginning containing 60 acres,more or less. See Deed Book42, rage 44.

Saving and excepting fromthe above 6.92 acre tract con-veyed to Willie Kermit Tur-rentine by Deed recorded inBook 286, page 55.

This PROPERTY will be soldsubject to all prior encum-brances and all 1969 Ad Valo-rem Taxes.

THIS SALE will remain openfor (10) ten days to receive

increased bids, as required by

law.i J. J. Henderson, Trustee

William A. Marsh, Jr.,Attorney

Feb. 15, 22nd; Mar. Ist and Bth

LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING

BY NORTH CAROLINAINSURANCE COMMISSIONER

Notice is hereby given thata public hearing will be heldin the offices of the Commis-sioner of Insurance, State ofNorth Carolina, in Raleigh,North Carolina, on Friday, Feb-ruary 28, 1969, at 10:00 A.M.,on the proposed merger ofBankers Fire & Casualty In-surance Company, a NorthCarolina corporation, with and

into Bankers Fire & Casualty

Insurance Company a Floridacorporation. The proposed mer-ger has been approved by thestockholders of both compan-

iesBANKERS FIRE &

CASUALTY INSUR-ANCE CO., a North

Carolina corporationBy: Hobert M. Menke,

PresidentMarch 1

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NORTH CAROLINADURHAM COUNTYADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Having qualified as Adminis-trator of the estate of BessieSmith Godley, deceased, late of

Durham County, North Caro-

lina, this Is to notify all per-

sons having claims against saidestate to exhibit them to the

undersigned at 118 West Par-

rlsh Street, Durham, NorthCarolina, on or before August

8, 1969, or this notice will b«

pleaded In bar of their re-

covery.All persons Indebted to said

estate will please make imme-

diate payment.This 4th day of February,

1969.Mechanics and FarmersBank, AdministratorEstate of Bessie SmithGodley, Deceased

Feb. 8, 15. 22; March 1

Merrick-Moore Tigers ClawMary Potter to Claim Dist. Title

By Sammy Davis

The Merrick-Moore Tigersdefeated Mary Potter High ofOxford 77-60, to claim theState District 2 title February21 in a game played at the

Tigers' gymnasium.

The victory gives hope fora State wide 3-A title for the

Tigers which will be decidedin Wilson which started Wed-nesday, February 26.

The Tigers slapped a full-court press on Mary Potterto jump to a 19-14 first quar-

ter lead.

Then going on the war

path, the Tigers opened up to

their biggest lead in the firsthalf to enjoy a 40-22 half-time advantage.

After the half the power-

ful Tigers never lightened up

in grabbing a 54-28 lead

with 4:40 remaining in thethird quarter.

In the final quarter MaryPotter narrowed the marginto 67-56 with 2:50 remaining

in the contest, but the Tigersrebounding and shootingstrength was too much for

Mary Potter to bear.

It was an impressive vic-

tory for Coach Bobby John-son's chargers who had strug-gled to beat Mary Potter twiceduring the regular season. One

of those games was decidedby a last second bucket to

give the Tigers a 65-63 vic-tory.

The Tigers attack was ledby Harold McCorkle and

Jerome"Rap" Brown with 21points each. Kenneth Hintonadded 17 points to the cause.

Mary Potter, who ended itsseason with a 14-6 record hadfour men in double figures.They were George Allen, 16,Joseph Waldon, 15, Bernard

Moore 14 and Tommy Over-by 10.

Merrick-Moore will carry a20-1 record into the StateTournament with the onlyloss being a 69-58 decision inthe hands of th£ - HillsideHornets.

The score by quarters:Merrick Moore 19 21 20 17 -77

Ulary Potter 14 8 20 18 -60

Hornets Drop State Semi-FinalsDecision to Adkins Basketeers

By Sammy Davis

The Hornets of HillsideHigh fell to the command of

Adkins High of Kinston and

dropped a 91-60 decision inthe NCHSAC State 4-A semi-

final round in Wilson Febru-

ary 20,

The loss halted any chancesfor a shot at the state champ-

ionship for the Hornets. Thechampionship game was play-ed the following Saturday.

The Homets, fresh from a

101-86 victory over J. T. Bar-

ber of New Bem, in the quar-

ter finals, fell behind 22-12 at

the end of the first quarter.

Then Adkins, taking advan-tage of Hillside's cold spell

jumped to a 52-25 lead at the

half.In the third quarter Adkins

scored 27 points to keep a

steady beat 79-50.

Top scorers for Adkins

were Ned Murrell 27, Jim

Hart 26 and Raymond Ricks

22.The Hornets were led by

Ellis Allen with 20 and John-

ny Russell hitting 12.

Score by quarters:

Hillside 12 13 25 10 - 60Adkins 22 30 27 12 - 91

threats of attacks, neutralsources In the Nigerian eivilwar disclosed today.

The mercenaries, in the pay?f the Nigerian government,?radio incoming relief flights

and threaten to attack becausethey are carrying weapons,the sources said.

ALTHOUGH no planes havebeen hit in the air, severalhave been bombed on theground, causing serious dis-ruption in relief supplies.

"Only half of our flights are

sow landing," said an officialof the World Council ofChurches,

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