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HI5I; I'm. JOIN ss THs2MAs5 IasS As5zSo On rESEys rsEVPSey
i Sf5 Isl. lzIS HI, T. i.iS.; Il: sPsssPd n sf.
IS survived BY two sisters, two
brothers, other relatives and
friends. After pm. Wednesday,
July. 2, friends are Invited 10 cali
at the. Jarvis Funeral Chapel, i432
css s III g. held 1s5' Cn rhHnsdsy tGnsss 'suy sS1
3. at 10 am, Interment Arllng.
ton National Cemetery.
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sNowypEN SSy sSni wilson rs isSsi q sss hsi French Re
s. n;w beloved wife q the lets
Robert Wilson and devoted mother
Of Frank. RAYMOND, John and
Earl Wilson and Mesdames Clara
Fletcher Annice Graves, Bernice
Mason and Harriet white Also
surviving are q sister, Mrs Cora
Hill two brothers, Col Frank u
and Ernest Snowden: two sisters
in-law. three daughtefs-in.law, four
sons-in-law. eighteen grandchildren
and six great-grandehilGren. After
3 pm. Tuesday. July 1, friends are
invited to call at the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home, 1920 9th st. NV.
Wednesday. July 2, at II am. In
terment lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
WHITE, JOSEPH BERNARD. On ri
day, June 2f, 1858. JOSEPH BER-
NARD WHITE Of 1884 Independence
Mrs usi 5osp WIRE Whiss. Srother So % q BOBBY sg
II Linda Susan, Lawrence, Carlton
and John Julius White. other rela-
tives and friends also survive. After
S pm. Tuesday, July l. friends
Nome. $50 Rhode Island ave. nv,
where funeral services viii be held
on "wednesday. July ., 81 IL an.
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery.
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FAaK' " ,eks MABEL .Ss;, g; On Fl, Friday. June l.
Central ave. west. Winter Haven,
Fla: sister Of Mrs, Enc @, soules Of
Winter Haven, Fla aunt Of Mrs.
William A. sapp OF Winter Haven,
Fla. Mrs. Carl L. Ficks Of Dun
OF Alexandria, Va, and John A.
Wiles Of Houston, Tex. She also is
survived by twelve grandchildren
and eleven great-erandchildre
Graveside services on Thursday,
July 3, at 10 am. Interment Con-
gressional Cemetery. 2
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JONES' n .sa. SALE w.5D:o 9n SSTs Hz iSSs
Hospital, sALLiE JONES Of s3S5
3 st. NV, beloved wife Of Lewis
Jones. mother Of Shirley Jones and
g1dmother OF Kenneth c, Brown
After 5 pm. Tuesday, July |, re-
mains may be viewed at the Jarvis
Family can be contacted at I'll Bra
st. ne. Funeral Wednesday. July
2 at IL noon, at Gethsemane Bap-
tist Church, 2Snd and Virginia ave.
NV lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
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IospltsI MARIoN EyzNs' husband
OF Patricia Evans He also Is sur
yived BY one brother, one sisterain-
law other relatives and friends
After 4 pm Tuesday, July /, friends
may call ct the johnson a jenkins
Funeral Home. 4SO4 Georgia ave.
nv. where funeral services will be
held on Wednesday, July 2, at 10
am Interment Woodlawn ceme-
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FORTEKt THUMAS E., So. On Mon-
feoRrSSHRn feoR SHns 81 81 sss sisSs SS..ns Td6PMAS ePsps
Ssnd GSp Of ths Isss deorsia Ests pOrter ss
father Of Ernest c. Rudolph 8.
Thomas B.. lre- and Sara ]. Porter;
brother Of B. q. Porter Of Virsinis
Re1sn, ReSs6 W. and d. Robert Porter q q
Linda Porter. Friends may call al
the Nalley Funeral Home, 5000
Rhode Island ave-, at Eastern ave
ne. Viewing on Wednesday, july
ss;,viss!m 3; from a. fbuI.1.Jp e 70 PM ,,,v Fgnsra
IL am. Relatives and friends in.
yited. Lnterment Washington Ma.
tional Cemetery. 9
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URMsoN, GEORGE W. OF 2ls o St.
s.w., on June 20, 1858, husband Of
Evs % Il. y Jansen. sU grandfath.r ftl o Of Mrs Mrs
Durwood Bennett. Arthur g. and
Allen r. Elkins. Services at the
Chambers Funeral Home. 517 11th
st. Sc, on Tuesday, July /. at 11;30
am. Interment Washington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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vETTER. RALPH n. oficers and
s1ynsa members OF Washineton
Commercial Printing Press
k men Assistants and Onset
Workers, Locals $751;. 40
ey6ilN and $50, are advised OF
N&EHV the death of Brother
RALPH H. VETTER on
Saturday, June 2S. 1858,
A. L. WEIsENBURGER President.
JOSEPH PILKERTON, Secy.
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GAssoNs $50 30 WILLIAM ILL 5IE F, Or On Sunday.
SON Of 1903 Sad ave, BiadensburT,
Nd, beloved husband Of the late
Louise Gasson. Services at the
Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Baiti-
more ave, Hyattsville, Nd, on
WEDNESDAY. July 3. at $3.50 pm.
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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FOSTER, NORMAN DELANO. {

FOSTER, NORMAN DELANO. on
Saturday. June 2S at D c. General
SR HSSpitsl q 9NQRMAN M1ls pELANo 1.rS}sS r4s
husband Of Mrs Doris Foster He Is
also survived BY two sons. Delano
and Julius Foster; devoted mother.
Mrs. Erlna Wilson: father, Emory
Foster; sister, Mrs. Althea Ridley;
Stanley r. Foster; 4 devoted mother.
in-law, Mrs Drusllla Epps. two
devoted friends, Louis johnson and
Tracy Williams; other relatives and
many friends. After. 5 pm. Wednes-
ts dSy RSSey 5Sy MsoS tEsoSs p1psT. msy al Home g
services on Thursday, July 3, At /
pm, at the Campbell A. M. 3.
Church, Nichols ave. and Sumner
rd..,s.,s rd Sc the Rev: J; ", Duckette
mnrial Cemefprv
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BAKER. ROBERT ALLEN. On satur.
day, June 20. 1858, ROBERT ALLEN
BAKER Of 6004 44th ave. Hyatts-
vile, Nd. beloved husband Of Marie
John g., Richard j., Joseph P. and
Lawrence w. Murphy. He also is
survived by sister, Maizie Doug
las, and two brothers. Walter and
Murray NY Baker ,I Mr: B1ker He rests Szad az
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Md !,
where services will be held on
wednesday, July 2, at $3.50 am. i;
thence to st Jerome's Catholic
mass win be offered at . am. Reia-
tives and friends invited. Inter-
rnent Arlington National Cemetery
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HAILSToCK, WILLIAM EARL. De.
parted this life suddenly on Mon.
illness. Mr.. WILLIAM Earl HAIL.
STOCK OF 1889 Columbia I'd. NV.
devoted husband Of Mrs. Naomiitha
HAilstock. He also Is survived by
two brothers, Samuel and John c
Hailstock; three sisters, Mrs. Ella
Belle Harris, Mrs. Mamie R. Hun.
host Of other relatives and many
friends. Remains may be viewed on
wednesday, July 2, after PM. al
the Hall Bros. Funeral Home. 621
Florida ave. ne, where services will
be held on Thursday, July g. at ]
pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 2
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kELLH, CATHEkINE FAULY. On
sH6G ssHc6HfGs kn ISnf 60 bossd .SSs cAFaSFSs Aa 81 Ss
late John Kelly and mother Of
John Lewis Kelly Of Upper Marl-
boro, Nd. She also is survived by
a brother, George Pauly, and four
grandchildren, John Brooke, Anna
Mary BROOKE 'nstlne KeIs 1StSTment tepKs sD 81
Agnes Catholic Cemetery. Albany,
N. r. 2
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PULLMAN, EMILY STEWART. On
sfHWasr sffiHHEdaassr is6f s1fLMaN gSs vi. CN1Ef 0i Ed
ward A. Rullman and daughter 8;
Mrs. Marie Stewart of Huntsville
saSsor Pnio FEisnSs F.sDs.. may MC cal at % the
Washington st., Falls Church, va.
where funeral services will be held
on Wednesday, July 2. at 9 pm
Interment Oakwood Cemetery. l
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Draths

ANCELL, VINCENT c., Jr. OF 45O5
June so. 1855, husband Of Irene N.
ANGEL; father Of Vincent g, III;
william w. and Irene Ancen and
Patricia y. Rose; brother Of Phillip
w Ancell and Marjorie A. Day,
Services at the Chambers Funeral
Home, bsO1 Cleveland ave-. River
dale, Nd, on Wednesday. July 2. at
tional Cemetery.
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cLAEiK'l 5Hiy /, CTOe Ia55, ecLISroNY Y Q. cEXRk Gi.
SsOsnG St ahs2 d u MS IS 2assphps he oelu cisrs
She also leaves two devoted chill
dren, Mrs. Dorothy Gaines and Mr..
clifton o. Clark, tr.: two Grand
children, devoted sister, Mrs
Mary 4. Ford: one aunt, three neph-
ews, other relatives and many
friends. Notice of funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS by Alexander s. Pope
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roLIyER; NARY 2. on SATURDAY sat yl..{
Ssns SsFsi.y 2s RdsSiss dsSs e Ssg 2sSgra'i2EE un
ToTTVER 81 253S l4th St i.e,
ToilveS, S1ieT sister Sister Of Wesley and Sen
janiir B ToIbert, Mrs. Francis J
Han and Mrs. Rosetta T. Dutch
she also Is susvivee BY many csnsl 2.
Tuesday, July ] friends may cal
al the Henry s, WASHINGTON a. sor
Funeral Home. 49eb Deane ave ne
Funeral services on Wednesday
,lulv 2. ct 2 pm, from calyar.
Episcopal Church, $50 9Th 81
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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80. 1855, al her home. 9f0f Louis
ave, Silver Spring, Nd, EMMA
NJ BAKER. wife Of Frank J. Baker,
MS, Glen n F crone % and MRS. s. Maxine
l.. Du Charme. Mrs, Baker rests
ct the Arthur L. Tubach Funeral
Home. Dushore, Pa. Mass will be
offered for the repose of her soul
at the St. Basil Catholic Church,
Dushore, Pa, Interment ST. Basil
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June 80, 1858. at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, 5000 New
Hampshire ave. ne. CAROLYN
FINACoM: wife Of the late Ben
OF Robert r. Johnston. Services at
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2901 14th st. NV, on Wednesday.
July 2, at 3 pm. parking faeilitiesl
1nterment Rock Creek Cemetery. !
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sEAToN, EDWARD A. The members
a Of the New Jerusalem
I'M Lodge, No. o, r. A. A. NJ.
IN are advised OF the death
NMvN OF Brother EDWARD A..
N&TN SEATON on Sunday, June
nv 20, 1855, Members may
pay their respects to
Brother Seaton at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th. st. and Mass. ave. ne.
until wednesday, July 2, 1858
Funeral services at / ON. Wednes-
WILLIAM E. MARKEY. Secretary.
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wALKER, FILMORE MMLARD.

WALhEk, FILMOkE MlLLAkD. Oi
burg, Va. FILLMORE MILLARI
WALKER, beloved husband Of Flo,
renee H. Walker father Of Mrs
Virginia Bower of Miami, Fla
Marilyn, skipper and Gloria Wal
ker OF Ashbufn, Va: son of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Walker of Milwau'
walker Of Washineton. D. c.; Ken.
meth Walker Of Wisconsin Rapids
Wis. and grandfather Of Lorinds
Lee Bower OF Miami, Fla. Friendl
may call at Gawler's Chapel. l7b(
Pennsylvania ave. NV. tcourtesy
parking oppositel, where services
will be held on Tuesday. July a
pm. Interment Rock Greek Gene
terry on Wednesday, July g at 2 . m
II desired contributions may b
made to tavorite charity.
..ARNER, 1T. COL. GEORGE o.
USAF. Of l02 Westwood DR.. Chel.
tenham, Nd, on June "a, 1858
Husband Of Barbara Noel warner
father Of Caroline and George o
Warner, IT,; brother Of Patricia
Warner Blanton Remains ct the
Chambers Funeral Home. 517 It'll
st. Sc, until Wednesday, July 2
at S:15 am. Mass at the Fort
Myer Chapel at Q am lntermeni
Arlington National Cemetery with
full military honors.
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PAYNE. EDGAR B. On Saturday, Jun.
iSh isSS e ns e. h!f E6oER IiSidip'i s. sA9SNhi 9SNhis
devoted husband Of Mrs. Lillian 8
Payne. He also is survived By two
sons. Edgar s. and ElWood B. Payne
one sister, Mrs Lena p. Hunter
two daughters-in-law, four grand.
children, other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Tuesday. JulJ
/, friends are invited to call ct thu
Morrow a Woodford Funeral Home
1922 11th st. NV, where funeral
services will be held on Wednesday
July 2 ct II am, the Rev, A. A
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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roLIvER. MARY Z, The members Of
ne Sa sss fsrYH pstroS Sus Ei.n Rhst hsssP. cSsP
ter na,,elN ~. 4 &. g. p SS.!ssS 81 are as ssrsMSy
MARY Z, ToLIvER. Funeral seEy-
at : pm. At the Calvary Episcopal
0npfc p n oLivE il Enf I. 4 HANDY, isfi Pres.
p. M. MARY B. KAYS, Secy.
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1889 .i7th St, NV. Notice OF
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY
Jarvis.
McMULLEN, CHARLES n, Suddenly on
Saturday, June IS. 1858 at Subur-
ban HOSPITAL. CHARLES n. Nc
MULLEN Of 2S0l Sheraton st +,
Silver Spring. Md husband Of
Phyllis E MeMullen, father of Carol
Ann. Charles Norman. and Barbara
Jean McMullen, and brother Of Mrs
Agnes NJ Johnson, Mrs Harry
0rabenstein Mrs Edward NJ Reidy.
and Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell, Mr.
. McMullen rests at the Warner Z
Pumphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd
where service will be held on We'd
neSday, July 2, at 1890 an. Park
Ing facilitiesl Interment Arlington
National Cemetery,
MILwIT, DANIEL On Sunday. June
20, DANIEL M1LwIT of 5626 18th
st. NV, beloved son Of Mrs. Rose
Milvit and DEVOTED brother Of Miss
ZenA Milwit. Mrs. Bernice Greene.
Col Herbert Milwit Jacob Milwit
and Leo Milwit Funeral services
at the Bernard panzalsky q Sons
Funeral Home. 3s01 18th st NV.
on Tuesday. July l., at 1:30 pm.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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Al % lis residence in Nokesviiis, Va,
THOMAS r. cLIFFoRD beloved
husband Of oliye I, cliiford and :,
neral Home, 314 North West st.,
for the repose Of his soul on Thurs
day, June 3, at 10 am. d. T., in
All-saints Catholic Church, Manas-
tional Cemetery at 1 pm. DIST.
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UIghINsUNl y. J. on MondaH juno
RS husband Of tke lSts MabsI hisYI 3 bieRinea bieRRise
son, father Of william J. Dickinson
and brother of nroaddus Reamey
of Potomac NILS Va Funeral from
the w w Deal Funeral Home,
day. July 3, at III am fntermenl
Olenwood cemetery. B
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10. 1855, KATE i ANDERSON 81 1915
John 1T T. And Andersen Tss 0fHRs'G sRe also leaves
many other relatives and friends
Friends may call after 4 pm.
wednesday, July 2, ct the funeral
home OF Alexander s. Pope, Ala
18th st. Sc, where services will be
held at ] pm. Thursday, July 3,
the Rev. Paul Moore ofhclating. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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COLEMAN. JOHN LEE. on Saturday
Spni Sies 81 ;o4s lsSf EE & 6fsaSE SsssaaSREs shSs hSs
hano OF Mrs. Daisy Coleman. HI
also Is survived By one daushter
four sons, eight grandchildren. other
Tuesday July i, friends may cal
at the Johnson & jenkins Funeral
Home, 4S04 Georgia ave. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on wednesday. July >, at pm
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Coz. WILLIAM @. on Sunday, June
20, 1858, ct his residence, l236 Eye
e, ne. WILLIAM q r,SSo SoE; IS. son .Id q
uncle Of william J. Coe. Funeral
from the James T. Ryan Funeral
Home, 3l7 Pennsylvania ave. Sc
on Wednesday, July ., at $3.50 am
Requiem mass ct the Church OF the
Holy Name at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited fnterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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isSs SADIE sScss Sa ssssndSSs SssoSSsadP SaPs VIZ. 9S
q Frank Sachs; devoted mother oi
Harold Sachs Of Elizabeth. N. j..
and Mrs. Shirley Narcisenfeld Of
Silver Spring Md. She also Is sur.
viyed BY four grandchildren. serv-
Funeral Home. 4217 9th st. NV,
on Wednesday, July .. at ii am
Interment Ohev Sholom Cemetery
In mourning At 1910 Dilston rd
Silver Spring. Nd.
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Brathn

CRICHLOw, REv, CART. LUTmEn W,
On Sunday june 20, 1888, A
CAPT. LUIHBR WARWICK erich.
LOW o. 1868 W ST. NV. beloved
husband OF gMrs Martha Archer
CrlchloW son Oi Lillian W. Cfich-
low and Cyril A, criohiow, brother
r, ia. Aartn a sne a, Anwsn ~. Z; cFisn1 en-
friends Also survive. After . ON.
Wednesday. July 2, friends may
can al Psople's seventh-Day Bap-
ust Church, 2I07 10th st. NV.
where the remains viii lie IN state,
if:s0 am. from fonths ths Mstfopolisan
A NJ. \. Church. 1918 M Al NV.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terr. ArLanRements By the Frazier
Funeral Home, $50 Rhode Island
ave. NV. 2
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LATHAM, BENNIE l.. On Sunday,
pital, BENNIE L. LATHAM Of 1874
Park, Park ave- Fails & &.,;lG1 Church Va for.
brother Of John I. and Clinton
Latham, Mrs. Beulah Wood. Mrs.
Helen Dorman and Mrs, Bess Davis,
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
neral Home. 2s47 Wilson blvd,
Arlinston, Va, where funeral sery-
ices win be held on wednesday.
july ., at l pm. Interment
Washineton National Cemetery 2
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ICENUGLE, hALPH d. Suddenly, on
suTssy SUNDAY og June s:., gs, 1858. aI his resi-
IcENoGLE. the beloved husband of
Corinne NJ. Icenogle, stepfather OF
barbara Smith, Frances Pfeifer,
Willis Canada and Patricia Ross
He also is survived BY eight grand
children: children: Friends may cal at the
Good Hope rd. Sc, on Tuesday,
July J.. from 2 pm. until 10 pm.
Funeral services at the Fountain
Memorial Baptist Church on Wednes-
day, July 2, at 1890 pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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RRlNsoN, MARGARET FITCH. On

sunday June 20. 1858, MARoARET
PITCH BRiNsON Of 43i6 40th pl.,
Brentwood. Md, beloved wife Of the
late Roscoe G, Brinson and mother
OF Dorothy B. Merkel. Edith Mar
yin and John R brinson, Shs tsbi,d,sD Slso
and sister, Edith Hannah OF
Sherman Tex. Mrs. Brinson rests
at the Gasch Funeral Home, 4739
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville, Nd
Services at the Fort Lincoln Ceme-
terry Chapel on Wednesday. July z,
at 1870 pm. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-25

10. 1858, and recorded in the Off,
ce OF the Register of Deeds Of Or
ange County In Book LII, at Page
IS, to secure the indebtedness
therein described, and default hav-
ing been made in the payment of
said Indebtedness, and having been
requested to do so by the holder
OF the note evidencing said indebt-
edness. | will offer for sale a!
public auction TO the highest bid
der for cash at the Post Office
Door in Chapel Hill, North Caro-
hna, at IL O'Clock, Noon on
FRIDAY. JANUARY 2, 1859
the following described land, to-
wit:
All those certain lots or parcels
of land, together with all improve
ments thereon. situated lying and
being on the Northwest side of
Oak Avenue, a short distance North
of the Town of Carrboro, N. c.,
and known and designated as Lots
Nos. S., Sc, 81. and So in Block
B" Of the D. NJ. RAY PROPER
TY as surveyed by J Ralph Weav-
er, Registered County Surveyor
on June 6. l947, and more parti-
cularly described as BEGINNING
at stake in the property line of
the said Avenue; running thence
with the line of Lot No. 54 So
30 West III feet to stake, run
ming thence North 48 As East l25
feet to a stake, running thence
in Southeastern direction l78
feet to stake in the property
line of the said Avenue, running
thence with the line Of the said
Avenue South az as West Il6
feet to the Beginning. and being
the same land conveyed to Edward
N Mann and wife, by deed of
Mamie Lee Beck widow dated
September 8, 1949. and recorded
in the Office of the Register Of
Deeds of Orange County in Book
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-25

l32, at Page 394, and being the
same land conveyed to Edward
N. Mann and wife. by deed OF
d. NJ. Ray and wife, dated Sept
ember q, 1919. and recorded in
the Registers Office in Book l32,
a. Page 395.
This sale viii be held open for
ten days to receive increased bids.
The bidding vii begin at $S,775.-
90.
This the 18th day of December,
1858.
L. J. Phipps, Trustee
Chapel Hill. North Carolina
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-25

Science" at this Sundays services
Of the Christian Science Society Of
Chapel Hill at IL am. in Carroll
Hall. Nursery school service viii
be provided during the church
hour.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-25
NOTICE OF RESALE

Under and by virtue Of the pow
er conferred upon me In GER
tain deed OF trust. executed to me
by Edward N. Mann and wife.
Bessie Beck Mann, dated March
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-25

How to gain freedom from fear
by following the words and works
of Christ will be the theme Of the
iesson-sernon entitled Christian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

was the moment they would accuse him.
The district attorney came back. That's
quite a story he said. We've been hav-
ing more damn foolish stories thrown at
us lately"
And then, intellectually, John heard
him say, ''Just thank your stars you didn't
panic and try to hide anything. That
might have made us wonder. Ingram's
been after us since your wife died. He
said you killed her. He brought in a
hammer. But it didn't match the wound
and there was nothing under the micro
scope. We knew how your wife died. The
faucet fitted the wound exactly. But
Ingram wasn't having any. He came in
and swore that at the time Of the murder
he heard her beg you not to kill her. He
said she screamed.
I'VE checked it, naturally. One day
when you were out and Ingram was out,
too. We put a girl in your bathroom.
Then we turned the radio on, and one of
the boys hammered in the basement.
sat next door. l heard the hammer and
the radio. But the bathroom is on the
other side Of the house, and the window
was closed. The girl screamed her head
off but didn't hear her.
I'VE decided then that Ingram was a
crank with grudee against you. We get
all kinds. He didn't tell us about reading
auraS and fate. He was too smart for
that Hllf there WAS something Offbeat
about him.
Then you don't think -"
mo. Your wife's death was an acct
dent"
but he threatened to tell you.
mean he didn't say he'd already told
YOU"
"A nasty guy" Bennett said.
''When we wouldn't believe him he tried
to scare you into confeSsing. You see, he
did believe you had killed her."
John pointed shaking finger at what
was left Of Mr.. Ingram. But he was
right. Don't you see? Not about Edith,
but about me. l didn't mean to kill, but
/ did. Just as he said / would"
Hold it, john" the doctor said. "As
far as can make out, that knock on the
table didn't kill him. He died Of heart
failure. A combination of faith and fright.
Prophecy is a two-edged sword. He was
so sure you were killer that :. Well,
prophets have way of making their
nronhecieS come true" The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

Oct6KInlncO. L Lnlnk not. All tnOSe nasty
quarreIs. She sensed it, you know. She
was afraid. heard her once accuse you
Of greasing the bathtub. And that night
when read your fate she was absolutely
terrified"
''She was afraid of you, not me! She
said you we're mad. You are. You're
completely insane
Abuse" Mr.. Ingram said, tightening
his lips, Twill get you nowhere. Think.
When l tell the police the whole story do
you think they won't arrest your"
A wave of fear touched John and re-
ceded. Nonsense. You've no proof"
Il can always say heard her cry out,
Don't, joint Something like that. And
that heard her scream. But it would be
better if you confessed"
But she didn't cry out. That's lie!''
''She didn't?'' MIR. Ingram was triun-
plant. ''She stood there frozen with fear,
and you struck her down. You know, it
may be my destiny to lie in order to bring
you to justice" He paused for moment
and squared his shoulders. ''Now i see
what must do. l must go to the police
at once. But you still have an opportunity
to telephone them before get there"
John caught him before he reached the
door. He was taller and stronger than
Mr.. Ingram and he shook and bounced
the little man from side to side in exas-
perated fury. you fraud!" he shouted.
You'd try to send aninnocent man to the
chair?'
Gasping for breath, Mr.. Ingram cried,
"You killed her! l know" And then,
Don't! Don't! Please, don't!'
Sick with loathing John threw the man
from him.
Mr.. Ingram clawed the air and fell, hit
ting his head on the handicapped side
table.
John stood there shaking. ''Out
like a light" he thought angrily. And
then in terror, Ingram" he whispered.
Then loudly, "Ingram!"
Something about the figure on the floor
made his head leap in fear. He felt for the
pulse. He put his hand on the pudgy chest.
Mr.. Ingram was dead.
AS he bent over the corpse John could
hear the confident, pompOus voice speak
ing its prophecy. You are JOreOTddiHed to
take human life, to murder.
What could he do? The police? He
groaned. How would his story sound?
Il lost my temper because he said I'd
murdered my wife. hit him, but didn't
mean to kill him." Two accidents in
which the victims oblieingly struck their
heads on something conveniently hard
enough to kill? Why, he wouldn't believe
it himself!
Could he lie? Could he dispose Of the
body? Rig up an accident in MIR. Ingram'S
house and wait for the body to be discov-
cred? His stomach heaved at the thought.
No, there was nothing he could do.
Because Ingram had been right. 1t was
true. Only it hadn't been Edith; it had
been Ingram he killed.
He went to the phone. He called the
doctor and asked him to get Charles
Bennett. the district attorney.