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Segal Notices
•'! THE SUPERIOR < OVUT
•K* ORE I Hi: CLERK
lORT'I <‘A HOI.IN A
V -i C K C( MJNTY
NOTICE
or OA WEST ANLi HUSBAND
! f 1 WPIKT P, i*mnavp
Oi-'EPH 1 STRKDw i'. 'K AND;
ibi-hi STREDWICK; JOHN
i’REu'WJCK AND WIFE, BIS A |
I' i■ !■: sTttEDWICK; CAHRfKi
ill i A MS, widow, and M ARY j
'.■l L. and husband, if ox an 1 ,, ano j
nUn.i heirs ot James Hail or]
■ nihe.r person interested m tirej
, 1/ tij .-remat iier described :
'
;■ names being unknown. Rc--
ui o t j ts
in- respondents, John St red wick.•
. • ife Beatrice StredWiek Car I
’.vtiiiajn-: v.ijaw and Mary Bait 1
:l. if any, and the heirs]
H i i if he has iay, t-md
<■ ■■ i nelsons mtc?j c:v d in ’tie
?e; vs inch are the subject of j
ipj breeding, their names being i
• .known, will take notice that a
recduag entitled as above has
v.:, «ommenced m the Superior!
urt ot Wake County, North Car- j
‘in.i to sell certain teal estate i
• die is ion, the above named p*
ii.-rei s and the above named re
. i.t. with other iTsycnden:?;'
i.t names are unknown, being
of said real estate, a*:
itUr«?.s m common ot ii&vinf sh
• crost lit said rsal estate, &aid • c.*i t
'' to being as follows;
Th.-.; certain tract of is no U
nt - . on Butler Street as a P-- •
.'Vet south of the irtersectiov.'
Bmlcr nnd Grant Street .un
: r; Uicnce in a westward direr- t
. .- 230 feet; running thehce m a ;
direction 105 tee! to a
iMfit. the corner of Let No. 48, 1
; mg thence eastward 230 fee?;
rc line of Lot No. 48 to a;
i the western side ot But-;
S-ueet, i now Chester Drive;. '
nr.'tp: thence in a northward cU- :
v:;;w la Butler Slrret 'new:
Che«-.er Drive) 305 feet to the point |
■.; lew nning nnd being Lot No. ,» .
• i me San Domingo property, and ■
•i-iug that same property deeded :
.1 nines Holt in Book 80. page !4«.
Hairy of Deeds for Wake County
Ar.-.i the said respondents will •
■ nuhner notice that they
■•equibed to appear at the office of
.» cnuk r.f the Superior Court of
VV.-.kt- County in the eourtlwju?:*
;-U,;h, North Carolina, within
‘■o bft.?r the .13th day ot
Si-.p-t ruber. 3948, and answer or'
« :r.ut to the petition in said action '■
v .he pc-Utionets will apply to the ,
court for the relief demanded ini
ate said petition
I'm..-' tile 1 at'i day of August. J94r. ,
W. G. MGRDECAI. Clerk of i
the Superior Cornl of
Wake County,
N ORTII CAROLIN A
IV AKF. COUNTY
1 {A. V iNt; Qt T AL. It 1 1 _ j..i as AJ -1
mm,i. h eyj'ix of fht Estate of the :
Tb ; :vi W Wliitesrit ceer-recd,
!: [.;• . i VV,3 ? Couuty. North Can
'.u, »!'.;•. i; to rutify kh per iOUv i
i,..v.ng en.itns against the Estate oi
scud deceased to exlncrt them to
' ..y .dei'rr er.uu at Vy-t r-'-rv r yte-v-iil..
:?• rcet. Raiciefi, North Carolina, on
or before the 13th day of August -
1049, or -.his notice will he pleaded
• bar of the it iccovery. All pet
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A SURGICAL TECHNICIAN?
A MEDICAL TECHNICIAN?
A COOK?
A BAKER?
A CONSTRUCTION
TECHNICIAN?
A CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT MECHANIC?
A HEAVY AUTOMOTIVE
EQUIPMENT OPERATOR?
A MEDICAL ADMINIS
TRATIVE SPECIALIST?
If ft. ftRASY MU U. t. KIR FORCE RtSRUmNfi SERVICE
ARMY RBCRIHTING STATION
FOST OFFICE Mill I INC RALFIGH, N, C
I sotis indebted to the Estate will
j please, make immediate payment,
Tills 13th day ot August, 1948
Mrs. Wilhehnina Willlunts,
Administratrix
j Aug JJ I*l 2fe-Sf.pt 4. Jl, Ife.
» AECUTOR NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
] NOR in . •• R< II i ,
j w AKE COIJN t V
MOTH I
i henry gEggaiE:,
vs
I M AGOS JEFFRIES
| THE DEh'fe'Hlj/iWT, Maggie Jcf
• tries, uiii take notice that an ac
! t.ou entitled a., above lias been
j r*»,iiiueiK-i-d in the Supei.ui Couit
jof Wake County to obtain an ab
i tolur. diver ip on the grounds of
| two yeat . teparation no provided
] ui the Statutes oi North Catolina,
: plaintiff and defendant having liv
iec sepai at>.- and apai t for more
| ti'ian two years next pteceeding the
] institution ui flu a action; and tha*
'•id defendant will further take
notice that she is required to ap
i pear at the Os lice of the Clerk of
the Superior Court Wane Cotyi
j ty. North Oaioh.: m the rourt
i hou-e in Raleigh, on the 27th day
:ot Septrinbei .:(4fe or within nven
j
ty days ttnucotter arut answer or
demur to the . oiTtpiauii of raid a c
; non, oi tin plait'd iff tv ill apply to
; the *;t h i ti...• .yi. ,• f dernand-
Icd in said complaint
Tills IGtK day of August, MB.
y A. R A t I..LT.N. Assistant
CieiK - i Supcnor Court
I J. CARNAGE. Attorney
Aug J.fe-Sept v il, Ui.
IN THE >l EERIC.R i OiiT
]NORTH CAROLINA
; WAKE COUNTY
NOTICE
] VALUE LOFTON
VS
i SAMUEL LOFTON
THE DEFENDANT. Samuel Lot
|tcn will take notice J’r.at an action i
; entitled as ah- < iraa been corr;-
*menced m the Sub.;.;or Court oi
Ccur.fy a. v tvtft.n an absolute
divorce on the sveuuds of two:
! years teparpt!.-.. as provided in the
• Statutes ot North Carolina, plain- •
tiff and defendant having Jived
■ eparafe and apart for more than •
! two years, next preeeeding the ua
i itifutloji of this action, and that
: alu Vl 11 rnfOti f !V ]; ' itilti.l'i iTikC
riit ii.'j tC - lit is rc-quired to appear
i toe i.'lie• t iht’ Clerk ot the
• Supetic-r Court, oi Woke County,
North Carohno, in the Courthouse
; mur to the roir.plr.:ut of .-aid ac
m Raicrgh. ..n ilv: 27fh day of
t pTcpoocr is. iS s r wit Inn twenty
.slays thereafter answer or de
limit. cr the plahytiii vrill apply to
, 'he Court tor the relief demand-'
od lit said ss.-mp m sst
Ti'uf 20th b: ; v Ot Au-s , 1948
’•AR.-i n.LI.EN, A";: O.t
• .vik '.if tie Snperioi Court
F, . CAR S'. AGK. A.ll ot ne y
28-Srp< 4 li. .16.
: STATE OF NORTH C AROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
Having qualified ss Executor ox
;hc t.L.yts oi Mis Nannie Dunston
• Senders deceased, late of Wake
' County. North Carolina, this is to
: t;fy ab per sens t.iving claims
.'.gvu.iS! the -sud estate to exhibit
• tht same to the Undersigned on or
before the 23rd day of August
i&49. css tius notice v»iL be plead-
If you held any of these spe
cialties for six or more months
In the Army, Navy, Air Force,
Marines or Coast Guard, and
can otherwise qualify, you may
enlist in the U. 6, Army now for
3 years as a non ■commissioned
officer The exact grade you will
receive will depend on your pre
vious experience and U sluing,
as covered in W. D. pamphlet
12-18.
With the high take-home pay
of an Army job and the splendid
career opportunities which are
open to Army men, this is a priv
ilege you’ll want to take advan
tage of, if you can meet the
specifications, To find out if
you measure up. stop in at your
nearest U. S. Army and U. S. Air
Force Recruiting Station.
1H KTIIS
Birth certificates for babies
born to the following couples!
were registered in the offices of
the V/ake county health depart- ;
ment ciuring the past week
mill- . I trt-T .1 . M<r r •»•
I I* G’UCH **'» ijutil dUU AV4LCS,
Canaady Wilder, !jio Montague
Lane, .< son, Huger Anthony, July
1 in S 3. A ancm Hospital
Bennie Thornton and Mrs. Der
is CUifiboine Thnrmon, alb a
I Person Mtreet, a son, bennir
! George, July Jo m St. Agues! ilos
! piital,
James Dunn and Mrs. Ernestine
Cist Dunn, 22b N Haywood St.,
a son, James, Jr. August 23 at St.
Agnes Hospital.
Harrison Stanbaek and Mrs
Odell Leach St&nback, 807 S. Per
son street, a son, Harrison Larry, •
August 22 in St. Agiiw; Hospital,
Robert arid Mrs. Lillian Free
man Perry. 119 Carver Street, a
daughter Barbara Carolle, Aug-
August 24 in .'.i Agnes Hospital
Plummer Alston and Mrs. Ca
therine Carrington Alston, 519 S.
Blount Street, a sun. Jimmie Lee,
August 24 in St. Agnes Hospital
Hezekiah Gocdson and Mrs
Louise Malone Good son Eagle
Rock, a girl, Linda Elaine, Aug*-
ust 24 in St. Agnes Hospital.
George Halloway and Mrs Ad
die Richardson Halloway, Raleigh
a son, George Albert. August 25
in St. Agnes Hospital.
Arthur Wilson and Mrs. Dora
McNeil Wilson, 1301 S. Person
Street, a daughter, Patricia, Aug
ust 25 m St Agnes Hospital.
Jotin Lumell Dunn and Mrs.
• Margaret Cheek Dunn, 1108 Pen
der treet, a baby girl. Mary Hel
en. August 27 in St Agnes Hos
pital.
Orrin Ray Haywood and Ivies.
Pearlinp {smith Haywood 412 K.
South Street, a son. Orrin Ray,
Jr, August 25 in ;-f. Agnes Hos
pital.
Ervin Coiliei and Mrs. Ruth
Andersen Collier. Apex, Route 1,
.i daughter Mamie Lee August 2b
in St. Agnc-; Hospital.
Lonzo Jones and Mrs. Lena
Peacock Jones 502 S. Harring
ton Street, a girl Christine, Aug
ust 29 in St. Agnes Hospital.
Oris Henry Leathers and Mrs.
lllda Scott Leathers, Raleigh, Kb .
1. a son, Anthony August 30 in
St. Agnes Hospital
Edward Hail and Mrs Louise
Williams- Hall 1009 Smith-field
Street a baby girl who was not
named, August 3i in St. Agnes
Hospital.
Henry Richmond f-Lai ar.d*Mrs.
Bertha Stewart Mia,. 518 Patter
son Ah, a girl. Theresia D.anne.
August 31 us St. Agnes Hospital.
Leroy Williams and Mis. Jose
phine Eason Williams Route 2
Smith field a sc-n, Ray Edward.
August 31 in St. Agnes Hospital.
William Henry Walker and
Mrs. Doziette Bobbitt Walker
Garner, .sun, Dearde, August
3'i in St, Agnes Hospital
Herbert Douglas and Mrs. An
nie HaU Douglas, 224 Fowler St
a girl, Brenda Lou, August 30 >n
, St. Agnes Hospital
ed in bar of then recovery AH per
sons indebted to -Md estate
please make immediate payment.
This the 23rd day of August. iJrife
W. G MGRLECAI, Clerk
of the Superior Court.
| Aug. 22,30 -Se pt, ti 13, 20, 27.
IS THE SUPERIOR COURT
• NORTH CAROLINA
! WAKE COUNTS'
NOTICE
: JUANITA TOGO JENNINGS
VS
i MACRO H JENNINGS
THE DEFENDANT, Maceo It
Jennings, win take notice that an
, action entitled av above has been
; commenced in the Superior Court
;of Wane County, to obtain an tib-
I solute divorce on the grounds of
; two years ‘.paraiion, as provided in
| the Statutes of North Carolina.
; plaintiff and defendant having iiv -
: ed separate and apart for more
than two years next proceeding th.
•nstriution -..* this action and that
| said defendant will ;'ucn<.-r take •
| notice that he is required u. appeal
at the office ot' the Clerk of ino
Superior Court of Wake County.
: North Carolina in the Courthouse
:in Raleigh, on the- ißth day ot.
October 3948, or within twenty •
, days thereafter and answer or dc
| mur to the complaint of said ac
| tion, or the plaintiff will apply to
j the Court for the relief demanded
jin said action.
I This 14tb day of September. )948. :
SARA ALLEN, Assistant
Clerk of Superior Court
F. J, CARNAGE. Attorney
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DEATHS & FUNERALS
Final rites for Sylvester Hodge
who died at Garner Thursday of
last week were conducted at the
Raleigh Funeral Home Chapel on
Friday of last week and followed
Kn i .4.■« r> rv\ rj»nt i»i t o W nnij Cfronk
Cemetery in Garner.
Funeral service for Mrs. Min
nie Fitts of 319 S. Tarboro St.,
who died it) Si. Agnes Hospital
on Wednesday was held at the
First Conareg-atlonal Church Fri
day of last week with the Rev.
C. E. Lawrence, pastor, officiat
ing and followed by interment in
the Mt. Hope Cemetery.
Final rites for Mrs. Minnie
Hockady Perry who died in the
St. Agnes Hospital on Friday,
September 3, were conducted
from the First Baptist Church
with the Rev. O. S. Bullock, pas
tor, officiating and followed by
interment in the Mt. Hope Ceme
tery.
Funeral service for George
Dunston, World Wax 11 veteran
who died in the Veterans Hos
pital at Kecoughtan, Va , on Aug
ust 29 was held at the Raleigh
Funeral Horne on Tuesday of last
week and followed by interment
in National Cemetery.
Final rite?, for Mrs. Emma W.
Taylor of 904 S. Haywood Street
wily died at her home early Sa
turday morning following a brief
illness were conducted from the
St. Ambrose Episcopal Church
Monday with the Rev. George
Fisher, pastor, officiating and fol
lowed in Mt Hope Cera -terv
Mrs. Taylor, a well-known local
nurse, is survived by one daugh
ter Mrs. Bertha Taylor Terry: v
sons, Harold Taylor of Asheville
and Theodore Taylor o,t Raleigh,
and 3 grandchildren.
VIAPLETEMPIE
BY JOSEPHINE TEBREIX
Regular worship servicer wee
neid at the Maple Tempi-:- Ccngie
' gational Christian Chinch Sunday
beginning with "lOntizy School, at
i9:30. The Rev Lee was in charge
of the morning services.
At 7:30 the praise service was
conducted and toHowcd by the
evening servin'. We an happy u
have- Mrs. Helen Alston join oui
church All visitors were weicem
td by tht pastor ir. charge
At 5:00 the Woman Club gave a
spiritual tea u the home of Miss
Odell Woods on Eas* Hargett St.
' The tea was heid at the home of
Miss Woods for the benefit ot her
mother who is ill
The Woman s C lub me: Monday
at the nope ot the president Mrs
Eha H .yes After tne business ses
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There was a shower given in hoti
or of Mr?. Clarice Spring Septein- i
j be;- 7, at the home of Mr?. Hosa !
, oui ceil, ov.-i Fowie Sir* el. 1 here ,
j were a number ot friends present, j
Mr and Mrs. »• i) Andrews '
j and Mrs Rebecca Andrews ot
| New Yyrk City are visiting Mr. j
j and Mrs David W Andi e ws. ot'
j 1318 Oberlin Road
Mis; Barbara .it an Boylau of 80z
! South Person Street celebrated her I
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Last week Guests were Judith j
; Ann Winters. Hattie Martha Jones !
! Walter Davis, Milton E. Lawrence]
; and Mary G Lawrence. They had j
: much fuh playing games. Cake. |
I ice cream, mints and nuts were \
j served. Barbara received many j
igifts from hiu friends
| Miss Beatrice Durham of Wasn
j ington, D. C' . i- guest of hei pai- •
jents on Camden Street
Mesdame? Annie Lee Wiinbusn
j and Ethel Mae Williams and]
daughter. Barbara Ann, recent |
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; Mrs Henry Jones of Cotton place
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Miss Sylvia Dunn spent her va
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Mrs Annie Freeman of Camden |
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Miss Laura Davis of East Hargett
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Betty nnd Jearte, in scliqvi.
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j Mi and Mrs Homer L. Smith
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Mr:.. Mae Mangum Williams eon
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I Mesdarnes Cieo Parrish anti
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'marriages
■Licenses to marry were issued |
to tin following couples during
the past week, according to ret*
ords of Hunter Ellington, Wake
county registrai of deeds:
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. Miss Ezzltil Wiggins, KnightdaU, [
I September 8.
js dgar Preston Utley Holly
• Springs and Mrs. Sadie McNeil, ,
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ill.
WiUifer Burnette and Miss Kt- j
tie McKenzie, both of Knightdkk. 1
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