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el- pi" iii. i u* Unit- tiii- tea a in the
Ninth Carotin;, wii .a! c v.-int’ ton-
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I THAT’S WHAT
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SUNGAS
SERVICE
1305 HILLSBORO ST.
R.tleif»h Dtni 3-6242
K. >nM nn Green shore. 1
I ATTENTION
VETERANS
Fight Your Economic
Battle With Training
\ < .. .i. J'lmcsumis of v€tfc ra n s
"/ •'*t ;a\-M acted wisely used \
( {s&£ \ t!1 1• i: t; } funds to tram
1 , ’ ti'-omsel'-tfs. Presently thou
■ ' ‘ s .nd auc professionally and
r n ■ | • ying positions because
of their training under the I Bill.
hhi tii bar. i the-’. ;:re thousands of veterans j
h‘b'.. out it;* - made uy their minds as to the
occupation or vocation "hey would like to pursue. Be \
- lh. n't ter off mi> longer. Ifmoll now in our
to bt-to-i m-et vihtr econow:a problems of tomottW.
I ah.' aib. a. : Don’t be sorry tomorrow for the ;
things Vuu could have done today.
Certified For The
Training of Veterans
Dormitory Space Arranged
CLASSES FOR PRIVATE
STUDENTS AND VETERANS
Fall Term Begins Sept. 6
P\ PI ’ BEAUTY
Dejnazor s college
809 FAYETTEVILLE Sf. DURHAM, N. C.
artt-TH inn,—nine run-ti-r-n nr’- * aar-fo. .%*** :j. a.- A«*v<A«a*uv.ct.rMCT ■> i 'inUmiiieHN mwmwtwnMWßl*
IN t IJf. SUt'ERtuR COtlkT
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
NOTICE
HELEN SUGGS
VS
LEAN DISKS SUGGS
THE DEFENDANT. Leundeis 1
•Sugg.-. will take notice thot an ac-
I tit-ii entitled at above has been
c inmeiictd in the Superior Court.
j1 Wake County, to obtain an ab
o).iU divorce On the ground*? of
um .years separation. a< provided
in thf Statutes of North Carolina.
! .ntift anti defendant having liv
'd sty-.i! ate ami apart for more
;\vo years next proceeding the
institution of this action, and that
i:d do fen. ;i.;t will further tak£
hr.- ; inr in is required to appeal
it he office ot tlx- Clerk of the
; ;n., i. Court ot Wake County
No:lb. Carolina, in the Courthouse
i R;i:ej(»n North Carolina, on the
itL. d:* > ot September, 1949. < i
i bin twenty -lavs thereafter and
i. v [- a- detour to the complaint
f ! actxn or plaintiff will ap
ply to tr Court lor the relief de
’ 11 landed ir. said complaint.
h d d.l v oi August, 1949
SARA ALLEN. Assistant
The-rk of Superior Court
F ,) CARNAGE'.. Attorney
Am: fi 13 20 p.
JN Mil SUPERIOR COURT
viOKTH CAROLINA
.WAKE COUNTY
NOTICE SERVING SUMMON#
<n PUBLICATION
i AN V .MITCHELL. Plaintiff
v'S
E.R.MEST MITCHELL. SR.
. t iV-iidant
■ ii.n-nd oil. Ernest Mitchell
a hike nit-ee that an av
- ' i . r.b*>v e has bet n
need ir tin Superior Court
V , C’l'iu.tv. North Carolina j
• o.o’e divoi-yt uii the grounds \
. n tot mort than tw«
i-diiA- tht bringing
;m said de
t... t.sk* notice that
, ... i o to ppeai at the
. c;> . :.i thi Superior
... ....tv ir Hie court
■ N C within
.her tit - L’etb day of
•. -f h e :.c. iti-.MJi.ei 0.1 deiliilr
n -in . .. ;;; .--.iid action. or
Mi. pi us ;t will apply to the
i1 ; i ein J deli,Milled it:
HAT.I.i: 1- WHITLOCK A- -si
iii.:. ; Superior Court of
Wat;.! County. N C
The-. , ]?i. d,,;. --t A igust. 1949
i H.MINIsIK \ TOR S NOTICE
NORTH CAROI IN A
\XF «;< !• ' NTY
HAVING v* ALIKIEI .■■ Adn.it.
is!),.to. ol the Estate it Leal me
hi • u. law t Wake
Count;. North C.u i n.i the !? to
. ;.u ■ mis hovtr.g claims
...niist the Est.de i raid deceased
xh>p>t ti'i-r. rrti undersign; d
t S:--ci t R.il. h
Ni.rth Coioliua on or before toe
. a. . .i .ou-.ui.-t. 1951'. oi nos
■’: - u-ii: h pleaded r b..r ot
the: i-i v.-ry All persons iPdeb't
d. t. the E-t dr will please moke
m . meut
r )s 24th day of Aupnst. 1949
THC-SHY CHAVIS
SARA ALLEN Assistant
C:<tk of Superior Court
A-if. 2~-Sipt 3. 10 11, 24-Oct 1
VI»MINISTR ATR 1 \ NOTH!
Nt'RTH CAROLINA
‘A AK>: COUNTY
HAVING QUALIFIED at vd
-1 -Si .41 \i i tilt Estilte of L’iyssf *
e.|-ee...eed i.dt ill Woke
v Nil'll Carojiiiu to
-a-ii 'i'is :ia\ lin; eiaioife
K it »t d« r used
RALEIGH BRIEFS
.viis* B. Gwendolyn Lukin ha»
returned to the city alter six weeks
of study it tiie New York Univer
sity School of Education. Miss
| Larkin also vudtad Canada in a
; tour arranged by her workshop
j .olleadues.
Dr Lewis S. Porter, pediatrist of
j Charleston. S. C wss a recent
i vifilor to the city enroute to his
i offices m Charleston. Dr. Porter
. as accompanied by hi.- sister-in
| aw. They werr driv ng from Now
: Vi-rn City and Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller ;.n
--' iounce 'he- marriage of iheii
• daughter. Margaret Ann, to Jem s
: J. Etheridge of Fort Belvoir. Va
; Miss Miller formerly lived at 327
| aiiiuh Hr wood St.. Raleigh.
Mrs. Ivory Hawkins and Miss Eu
i ‘ice Hawkins are visiting Mrs. Lil
j iu Wynn in Baltimore and friends
! ind relatives in, Philadelphia.
Mr Henrietta Penny of Louis
jriiu. Ky. was the guest of her
! niece. Mrs. Josephine S Thomas
d 2-8 B( .:uty Avenue Joe Louis-
Park
Mi- W.llian. Cannady. Raleigh
aublic health nurse became the
r:d. of Chi.rlPs Wudford of Aphe
vile at .. ceremony conducted Au
to 12. at Charleston. S. C. FoJ.
i -owing the ceremony the couple
t-ri-<fr.y vacation a* Aflan
! ic Beach
vii- Wodford plan- t • resume
hi j«>si in Raleigh for one year
.tn 'v-hi.-h the couple will live
n Asheville
Mr-. Mahelk Wortham is back
ih* i ity attt-i spending won
.-sorful vacat'd) in Wilbrrfdcv 0.,
ir* witnessing the graduation of
itn son. William H Wortham trom
that institution
Kirs. Lula Kittrell and Mr.- Ruth
Davi art- attending the Elk- Con
■‘i■ t . n i- San Francisco. Call!
Wnlle there they will v sit Los
A'O’vh - and Hollywood.
Mrs- Nellie Bel) of 515 S Huy
'.m ixl Street has returned n. the
city al'ti r vQcdtioning w ith her
! hv Qui McCuller? of Med
ford. 1 I
:■ exhibit then io 'he undersigned
: • loly South Person Sties.t, Ra
" h ; !> North Carolina, on or before
ta- tuth day oi August. 1950 or this
■ ice wih be pic sided in bar of
,!l: ! ’r recovery All person? indebf
cd !c the Estate will ploast make
immediate payment.
This 19th day of August 1H49
THKf MA BURROUGHS
Administratrix
F J CARNAGE Aitc.-im-v
Auk 27-Sept 3 JO. ]7 24-Oct *1
*V THE Si PERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
iWake county
NOTICE
THOMAS K FORD. Plaintiff
PAULINE FORD Defendant
THF. DEFENDANT Pauline
r or.: w 11 taki n. lice that *n ac
tior. entitled as above ha- bem
commenced ir, -he Superior Court
vl Wake County by Thomas K
F"rd plaintiff therein to obtain
3.1 absolute divorc, on the 'rounds
f ' Vl ' >' •- : • -t. n. *s nrovid
ed in the Statutes of N.'rth Caro
lii s> plaintiff .mil defendant hav
u s in d .-eps.rsu and .pan for
■norc ths ii two y i aar- next pre
c*. dine tiii institution Os this -ip.
‘Hti. -and r at «a;d defendant will
tdk v notice ihnt sht is tv.
Quirca to u,t > ifict 2 ihe
iClezk of tht Sul*. lor Court of
W.,k. Cutinty North Car lit,a in
ihi C«»urinoust m Raleigh, on th€
llth ds.y of Sep; ltf49 t , within
s . r . i.,.\> tneressftei and ..iiswer
■ ■ ‘h ■ t the complaint n said
situ n or tin plaintiff w ill appiy
to the cu..t 1 fi ; >hr ielii t demsnd
ihi- Fth day of Aiiyu-t 1H49
P H WILSON Clerk,
S.ij.-e- tor Court Wake Count >
LEHMAN L TAYLOR Ary
*v the: superior court
NORTH CAROLINA
. WAKE COUNTY
NOTICE
M ELIZABETH AKINS
vs
! M W AKINS Sr.
The defendant .M w. Akins, will
j t.uke !iu that, the above entitled
I action has beer commenced in tlx
j Superior Court of tC ;ik< County,
i Start of Noth Caroline for m ab
i solute divorce from the bon-'? of
! matrimony or, the ttfounds of tvi o
j »*•« set . ration a- set out ir. the
; Complaint on file in the Office oa
the Clerk of the Superior C >urt of
Wake County a! Ralc-iyh. North
j Carolina and the said defendants
, Will take notice th-.it he is rfiquit •
ied to appear at the office of Clerk
! f the Suoerkn Court of said Conn*
: ty, and State of North Carolina as
aforesaid at Raleigh, on the i7th
, duy of September 194:* or within
1 Unity \3ti i day.- thereafter and
i-msoer or oerrrnr tr. Inc- Complaint
i f ihe plnintlfl in the said action
l oi 'ht |ilf.intrif wili apply to the
‘Qt'urt for the relief demanded in
aid Complaint
This 12th day of August, 1949
P. H. WILSON, Clerk of the
Superior Court of Wake Co
a—■ n.—. wwi
UMSTEAD’S
! TRANSFER CO » GROCERY STORE j
LIGHT AND HEAVY FULL UNE OF j
! HAULING \
| LOCAL & LONG I 1 MEAI s AND
D«tan«€ j GROCERIES
CuMrVom - fTvtrpt - v n .
BlHomu Y «* ur
EH. tswsntAtt, M#» j Appreciated
S. SkwMt Rig 1 'furtwvt eng touriia Sts.
1
the caroltnian
->?’ H 1 rive .'-I 1 1 ii, Clarita
bur;. W V.-- u- \ i.-Jij'i . niece
Kslhrvn L Young of 424 S
Aloodworth Siu-et. Dr Trice Is
formerly of Durham and Chapel
Hill.
Ch - ytri On ii. the Un ted Wai
Mothers will sponsor a Singing Ten
Su day. August 28 at :he Mary
Talbot Home for The benefit oi
the vhild care program Tht pub
lic i - vu'dislly invited.
Tb.- chtld care program now
closed for two weeks. Conducted
in ihe Recreation building at 704
L Lenoir Strec-t m Chav.s Heights,
ti;: program will -e-open on Se;>-
tcniutr at!'.. Mothers are asked to
regisier children then The hours
10, : ( ‘•.i-.t:ation are trom 2 to r
p.m. particulars may bt '/btairnd
by dialing 8389 or 35186.
A urprise pr.rty was given for
Mrs Addie T. Hinton by her M
ter Miss Ruth Taylor at the res.-
deuce of Mrs. Callis Berry, 105
Bari Street, on Monday vw-ituc.
August 22. Salad fruit punch, and
cake was served tc the a-uests Mrs.
Hinton received many beautiful
gifts.
The Senior Choir ol yi.run
Street Baptist Church w;.-. enter
tained at a social given by the
choir members at the home of Mr.
•a yd Mr.; Rogers 316 South Hay
wood Street, on Thursday nlgnt
August 18
Th«- diniii-' 'om table was hcuu
tifui. with - .net- flower? arrang
ed around tier cluster of white
iters. Hoasteu wetners were serv
ed with iced ounch. home ir ad,''
fancy cookie? td mi tt candies in
•he back yard. All the s-uest- en
tertained themselves by engaging
in quiet grime?.
CHAVIS HEIGHTS
RE M.» i t RKOADIE
Mr.-. Mary C. G on and children
of Nashville. Ten are visiting hi r
parents. Mr 1 Mrs Monro,.
Adams of 2 Fia lin Terrace.
.Mrs. Martha and grand
son. Jot- Rich a. Ji ol
Franklin Terrace av> returned
home after visitinn in Uhiladelphi.-
end New York City
Mrs kV ill in; Brook- of No. "
t’bavis Way < Orated her birth
day l..st week. Kite reveived many
nice presents Happj birthday.
Mrs Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs Bt-nnh Ma« k and
familv of •• EdeecomEie Terrace
bait moved to 11 Chatham Ter
race.
Ed’x.i Strickland of X V
soenilng a few day-- with hi a niec-
Mr? Hailir Rand. Jr
Miss Rva Jones of K. Ci/st: ru -
st is pattern iti Saim Agio ■
•hospital Her many friend.- tvi-h
for 'tier a quk-k recovery.
Mrs. Eifie Jackson of No S' U-,
Ih&itt Terrace and her grane dsm'.’i
ters, Ann Mack of II Chatham Tet
race and Patricia K HEnron of .W.
Smith Plaea are spending their va
cation in Hendersonville X C an-’,
iireenviile. S
Mrs. Mary P Lone of not S
satin ters Street ha? returned horn
’• •- yen,!in-- ,>,• va a. m N
Y C
James Bryan: of Baltimare speit l
his vacation with his mother Mrs
Sonhia Brvant of 211 Bled-oe Av,
Little Miss Sandra Sander? of i"
Chatham is ill and towfined
Saint Agnes hospital.
Master Lawrence Williams oi C*
Lincoln Terrace who has her-* i!
md confined to Saint Airn-s lu
total is now at honir and doiti
-er. 'f H"
dr- )d:< Allen “l Uhi., S Bum
Si has returned b-.-:i- after visit
itut rel; tivi-- n N di, V -
Mr? Mhtl'ite Fai iis and l-e of
Saniurd X Y 7* have returned horn -
aftei viaif imr tier daiichter an «’
- or-; r.-la v. vii. and Mrs James
Phillipi? of tint OV rlin Road
Mr-v i'leo Cat'- and dangh'er Vio
let of f. GranviLi Terra > ;ui?e re
turned home after vt-iiin;- relatnes
i; X. Y. <
On Monday eveiiim. Aug. 22 tin
Tenant’s league U-ommiitee -a?
ot the Recreation Center io retteive
donations lor very needy cause.
During this time they
quite a eift of groceries from jell ■
to bag?, of flour and canned good?
aud quite ?t nice sum of mon- -
The Tenant Leßjrue is very pr.ite
ful to till who made coturitmi ions
ter thi? very needy cause.
Mrs. Ethel Ivey of Asheville. N
< and Mrs Maggie I'L-ry. and >
J. Evans were the dinner guests
•.f Mr-. Julia Nods and moriier.
Mrs A' flu-'s of ft Brunswick Ter
r«c*s
WINS L \ COIMY
HOSPITAL POST
LOS ANGELES iAN Pi A
i young Irv U-nut; Jci.-d r sa? i*c -
cent I y appointed administrative as
i turn of the County hosp-tni
working with Artht i J Will, .-ri,.-
tr.nkndent ol chat iti ».
. Hi? work Will iuvt hm admin
istrative activities n t-oi nection
: with five hospjti.is Robin.- I >n re
< r ived his nwsterY to? roe in ho?
I >11; 1 administration Iron- North
•v«ste-ni University in June, 1948
He i? the s. n ~f J>; SLolby Rob
! in?-nn us Lo? Angele? In h;s fra
terna) work he ie president ot the
Los Aiigeie? yradualv clirpt*: <>j
ttie Alpha Phi Alrvhe fraternity'.
. S£jv ;.N TTA- U - ~:;-W'Ty:
' |m| * \
ffc -
-
V '-•y*y4kfo : «U'' |
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WILBERFOKUK GK VIH VI Si—
Williani Henry Wurtnain. son ol
Airs. i\l;i belle Wmtliam uut tin
late Samuel tVot tSuun <M M.t tVc-t
Lenior Street, Raleigh, graduated
from Willierfurv, Shrte College.
W'illu. rforce. Ohio. v. ith a Batche
lor of Science Degree in Educa
tion He i? it member ut Alpha
Phi Alpha Sralcrndy
YMCACALENDAR
JfiiiKh, h. Ik;,' 29
l-.'< p.m. Boys Day Camp
7 : :»<.* p.m. Photo Club
> no p.m. Minis;■ riai Uiii,,n
'i ucftnit. An-/.
I f> p.m Boys Day launp
U.OO 1A55, Young M.-.-.'s Club
2" pel. Town H;UI .Meet ii,;.- u*
the- Ah
B ,-d/ic-, ,/<[ a, i]
1-5 a,in Boys Day (‘amp
T oo p.m. Men’? (tilliarii <
1h in ailn !.i. St p ,
1-5 p m Beys Da> ('amp
7 on p.m. Junior < Mi ;, —n- < 'lull
/ riiln it. Sr, J 2
,vde p.m Y MCA Men'- Heal:!; Cii.n
mi !<t’■ nit. Sit./ :t
7 no p.m Softt,;iit ami Y,,iie>nall
7 on p.m. Alovie- and dale;:! Stn'.vv
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I -.p -J, vj pr>A .'*■ -•? . / ' , 1. • '
QUICKFR . . EASIER . . CHEAPER
HUNT-JACKSON Laundromat
413 S. Bloodworth Street
L r - - % / >
y ““ , i
B-•/ BE SURE £
3>F All THE I
. you want I
of«o. the »leet modterrv ear, new
living room, the trip to placet
'anted *e tee - they tan b-r yaurt |||
ingt, Save n«w fa* the t»me
■* will buy a lei more at tb*
inted. The time t© »tarl i* next
at vi»it w* then and! walk out
laving* account book* and the
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FUQUfiY-VfIRINA
OPENS SEASON
ON MONDAY
Fb'jl’AN VASTIIVY v 'lit ►!
S l.msier'i nn.-, tin tu. Kuquuy
'\’ i;n; to'-.iou niiiiki-i widen sea
' 11 cpuis Mummy illuming. is
‘ LvSl Jill; ~ 'I fi '.'lrl, . if 1 11- To
i ,- ce< H< <=l-0 <i! Ti ; il>- Mr. June;
, >
< 1 \ i a .’!!■ s. i-' supi-i vitm ut the :
! mm i;ct
rin- F.ii.n.i' > Varinu market this
■ tap oi., tu advance ircun.
12tii plac* ..mong the markets in |
, tn< state. In the past 14 years, sell- j
as. buyers and warehousemen j
i have worked together to make the;
u a i ket "lie c. i the best in the state!
‘v increasing total sales from 2,- 1
iOO.OtKt pou .cb- It 's believed that:
i the upw re; trenci will continue
! this year.
About a bait mi.lion feet us floor!
, .-pov> for selling > i.yovided by
I two ivt- wo rehouses Fkot space •
lin s been added from year to yeai
bt «i today foeilitu*-- m equal tu
any Worehousi. an no-dornly
■ is 11 ■.uruet* d. w ell lights-cl. and
equipped with , h facilities to make
'so; lint tu the t tin. re* at true live to
‘ln farmer.'- and buyers nlik,.
Tally Brother*. Planters and
'K.>imers No. ! and 2 warehouses;
jvy >U lie i.ca.teil by R. B. Talley,
i W M. Talkv and A H. Talley New
Deal N< I and 2 o il) be operated
bv K nit Kn.ji rts Oiiei .'iiors of \ , -
.in a Brick No. 1 and 2 ill be J
Carlo Ad;, , and Jet W Stephen-
M i Jotu u r.,.. ,11 ] 1;i 11nu hi ;
h« irt.a U. ;.ittenet opening day ,
i.?i Mu ml ay to ut- suit that
: iht \ receive the highest prices lor
I their oops The eiUiir Fucjuuy
‘ Vurine arc . s stund;* recuiy to ; * >vt
*j i *ht! aa c r.‘
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1919
Ask Venue Change In
Groveland, Fla. I rial
lIKuY Kd.AN It. Flat.- A tuoliou
lor ohiingo of vonu to move the
scene of the trial from the hostlh
firovihiml art;) will in* one of the
first legal steps to be taken by tlm
NaACP in ithe defense of the three
Groveland youths scheduled to be
tried for rape on August 2k, N. A !
A. ('. K attorneys announced this
YV >*■ !<.
Biased news stories and provoca
tive editorials ware riled by the
XAAIT as major contributors to
• lie atmosphere- of racial tension,
animosity arid mob domination still
previtvlent in Lake Tountv a month
after the alleged attack on 17-ytiar
old Mrs. Willi*- l adgett.
The Association onteudb that a
fair i rial is; virtually impossible In
a commmimtty wheie one of the
leading morning dailies (the Or
lando Xlt.miihj fr.ittjiei assumed
die guilt of Tin* accused before their
tidal and called for verifccaafp in
ni. inflammatory front-page editor
ial cartoon entitled “No Compro
mise! “ and urging “The Supreme
Penalty” for Die alleged criminal?.
Assistant Special t mutsel Frank
lin IT. Williams of die NAACP.
win i conducted an ou-the-spot
irivt si bunion that led ihe Xssooia
rion to be convinced of ihe inno
ccih-c ot the accused youths. w,i*
y reeled on his ai'ri v'ul by in cdl
torial in the Orlando Kntiinff stn
■;>n ! opetiiv vhrentcnir. u that If
Biiwu't lawyers or agents of differ
ent outside organisations seek to
hamper justice through the em
ployment of legal technicalities
Mu y may bring suffering t< many
iimin'im V» v ru‘V> ”
Mr Williams niurned to Florida
this week from New York to as
semble evidence and hold pre-trial
con I ere nee wild Ally, Horace- liiil
ni Dayd'ii.! Beach and other Flor
ida. lawyers to assist in the defense
ot SamUi-’ Sh* bht id. Walter Leo
,Irvin and ('bailee Greenlee the
defendants
Tin rveicee not; wo. vis iotesu.-
uuf ~tt is A counties surveyed
i.., t'ji W - !l(’. 2 pi.; Cljil tlllf
tn Jn s i f frit* Seaton Ti date
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largest class in its history,' uh
no.jriL'cci tin.- vv.uk that this year’s
enrollment would be a record
breaking one Students have *o far
enrolled from twenty-one states
ana one foreign country.
Louis B. Yergan, the principal. -
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at the fifty year old institution,
said that new courses in dress
making and design would ee pre
sented this year.
One r th- interesting tacts in
Jans connection is that many met:
have enrolled in the dressmaking
courses. Sue also announced that
the school •• planning to inaugurate
t.veiiin. classes in arts and crafts
which vt 1! l>. extended tree to
members of the community.
'J’li'. Be re an Si tioo! divi-ion of
i corimiti'ci released records t<dr
Iv\ e-ek indicating that eighty-nine
ipi r cent of the 19-ly class is now
! employed in lucrative positions.
Thu division of rru n's tailoring
! indicates that many ot its graduates
i nave gone into businesses of their
own since June of this yeai
The activities program vV-li oe
increased for the •; choc-1 yeai Y 9-50
!tu ci:cc,ur..gu- a iarcer nufnbei oi
-tudent? then here to for-. The
I school.« two choirs and tbr Theatre
Guild vc lll bt.- enlarged as will the
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Tailor*
123 So. Salisbury Street .
J. D. Snakenb»*rg
Raleigh, N. C.
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Home
Furnishers
We can furnish any room us
your home from the liying
room to the kibhen. t»Ht um
first
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FURNITURE CO,
121 E. Martin SL
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