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*4‘J Olds '76 s Deluxe 7 dr.
*46 B ads Special Sedanett«
‘■‘lS Ch«v Fieeftmasler 2 dr.
'47 Old? '64’ Club Coupe
'47 Pontiac Sedan Coupe
*47 Buick Special Sedanette
*47 Olds 4 98* Sedan
*47 Plymouth Special Del Std.
*46 Dodge Sedan
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‘ WILSON UZZLE, INC.
2-4474 Dial 3 -8083
LUSTV SWING Everyday h
Easter with the Cleveland In
dians since Big Lake Easder is
I back iu ther.* with hk blasting
I bat. Easier, bating at a dip of
over ~100 »ltow'<> the form which 1
I lias made him one of the most
I formidable clouters in the Ameri- ;
E can League. tP. S. He odsstd on !
j that swing )
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UK JAMES F. WILLIAMS
> utiefui tervices for Mr James
4 Fred Williams of H Smith plaza
who died sr home on July 22 were
j ] ccndv-ctced from the Lightner I l ; -
I •‘’Sal Chapel at SP. Al. Wednesday, .
j Rev T. C Hamans cfiiciating, fol
' lowed by buriai in Alt. Hope Ceme
tery. Lightner Funeral Herne was
| in charge
AIRS. SARAH JEFFRIES
Services for Mrs. Sarah Jeffries
of Aiethcl who died at home on
July 25 were conducted from the
Method Christian Church at 2 P.
jvi Sunday Rev. Haywood officiat
[ ing, and followed by burial m.
[ Method Cemetery Lightner Funer
j &i Home was in charge.
LITTLE MISS GARNER
| Funeral services for Miss Lilly
[ , Ray Garner, age q , of Kmghtdale,
I who died at home on July 26 were I
[ conducted ficm the Malafcus Cross- 1
I 1 toads Church at 2 P. M. Sunday
I Rev Leo officiating, ar.d follow
ed by burial in Male.bus Cross-!
ya is Cefnetery Lightner Funeral
i Home wss ir. charge.
Vift JOHN B S>UTH
Funeral services for Mr John
Rufii: Smith ci 1206 Mangrum St.
wr.c died at his residence on July
-14 were conducted from the
i Grove Methodist Church at 3 P
: M Tuesday, July 17, Rev "Wil- j
liams officiating and followed by.
ounai in pmey Grove Cemetery ;
Raleigh Funeral Home was in
; charge
MR. CHARLIE TAYLOR
♦ 1
Services for Mr. Charlie Taylo"
i 6i 606 E. South Street who died at
ni; residence on July 1&, were con
ducted from the First Baptist
Church at 2 P M Sunday July
22. Rev. Smith officiating ana fol
lowed by burial in Maifcry s Cross
roaar Cemetery Raleigh Funeral
Home was .r. charge
MRS ALARY PERRY
Fr.neral services ior Mrs. Mery.
Ferry of Cary. Rt 1 who died at,
Duke Hospital, Durham on July
; 22 were conducted from the Lin
! colnville Methodist Church at 2’30
j P M Tuesday, July 24, and foi-;
i lowed by burial in Lincoinville;
; Cemetery. Raleigh Funeral Kosie ,
; was in charge
!
LITTLE CHARLES N. GARNER
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Funeiaj services for Master
1 Charles is. Garner, age 2. of
; Knight dote who died at home on
July 26 were conducted irotn the
?»Iblabus Crossroads Church at 2
j P. M- Sunday, Rev. Lee officiating
and followed by burial in Mala
i bus Crossroads Cemetery. Lightner
Funeral Home was in charge.
MRS. < ALI.IE CARTER
Funeral services ior Mrs. Caliie
Carter of 6 E. Haiti Aliev who died
at St Agt.es Hospital on July 28
were conducted from the Manly
Street Christian Church at 12:45
F M Sunday, Rev. Kearns offic- ;
■ rating, and followed by burial in
Hilicrest Cemetery- Lightner Fun
j trai Heme was in charge.
MRS, BESSIE BRYANT
Funeral services tor Mrs. Bessie i
i Bryant of 1206 S. Blount Street
who died at Saint .Agnes Hospital
on July 26 were conducted from
i the Rakish Funeral Home Chnpftl
?-i 3:00 P IvL, Sunday, July 29,
Rev C. C. Jones officiating, and
! followed by burial in Mount Hope
Cemetery. Raleigh Funeral Home
was in charge-, Surviving are one
sbfa, Arthut &t>V* i and one
mniUh. ;. ... i,.
| Border Belt Tobacco Sales
Light; N. C. Markets Prep
H G.KICII Salts «/ i« light
bud ijuality poor as nine South
! Carolina fiue-cured tobacco niarit
, ets of the Bolder Bei? began sales
this week
I, The Department* of Agriculture
1 tjas reported that prices he id siea
•iy to opening level* which were
■about the same as last year’s op
ening bids
The opening day sale* Mond.t'
■ maled 2,63D,n39 pounds at an atei*
ape price of »52.05 as compared
•with 2.922.07 C pounds the .--tin
markets sold or. opening day las:
year at an average price- of sn-l '*<*-
“Average prices by grades dui-*-
ing the second day of sales held
fairly steady at quotations of open
ing day The few cr.anges that were :
observed were mostly normal j
, changes of only Si per hundred
with a few more losses than gains, 1
the Asr. Department says
“The general quality whs lower
because of a sharp increase Hi non
descript and lower quality priming ■
.grades. The proportion of lugs and
cutters was smaller. Volume of
sales was reported fairly light ou ■
1 most markets ” ■
The nine South Carolina rn2iK- ,
srs w'hfrb opened Monday were j
' Mullins. Dilioii Conway, Meniing- '
■ way K’nestr.-r. Lr.kr. city. L?.tna ■’ |
Loris, and TimmnnsvHle
PRFi>,vrfD »V N C.
i Meanwhile, warehousemen and
; on remaining tnuvket.s of
j the «nt.h Carolina and Vorth Car- i
■ r-linn Border Beit were making
; preparations to hold their first :
I pale-. Thursda.v. The?° ere Darling
i ton and Pamlico in South Carolina. ,
REPRESENTATIVE The ap
pointruer.i or Oihnis VC Sfante. ■
Brooklyn, as sales representative ’
• in the New York metropolitan
■ area for Brown-Forman Distil
ler* Corportion, Louisville, Keo- ,
tirky has just been -.nn.iunced
bv W L. Lyons Brown president.
- Staples yoins the Brown-Eorman
titaff with 20 year* business
i ex)>erienc< in the New York
; pica prior to joining the his- I
iiiierv.. he was member of the
advertising department of Eb
ony tnagailr.f. A native of Hoi
•av.daic, Mississippi, he- attended
Alcorn College. Alcorn, Missisv
i--r»i New Vork University and
the New York School of Social
Research. He was active i" boy’s
chib work in Riooklvn and serv
ed ns national advertising maii
aa« or New York Age < Ameri
| oiliest newspaper. Staple.*
itaiutng followed his completion
of y, highly concentiated o>.< - ■
agement training course at thii
distillery’s Louisville headqus.i
ids He is a member of the Prw*
Club of New York and Phi Beta
■ siema frsteiiiitv.
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lANf r6*«*ttUl»W ' -
ii«te
b. I P&* Utk#i o , . 162% .
Kesu sm. i tolfea^A*.. .• • 19% . _*j -. *•. .. ■-i^p|ai3raK%M^Sl
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as. a.-/•; *i w.-lfc, *o -.:*» • earn 200%
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1929 1939 1949
TRUCKING IS N.:. . ■ .' NO. ! CARHILr.' ThU tjraph 2l!u»ti>«tM
the tremendaus growth of motor transport in ii 20-year period as com
pared with ether forms of land transportation. The Lanor-Management
ThUCkine industry National Defense Committee, representing all ssg
mefste of the industry, points cut that truck and trailer* move 66% of all 1
fcafght tor.iiage and provide jobs for more people than all other farm* of
combined. Over 26 000 communities, says Dave Book,
President of the international Brothernocd of Tcamattra (A. F. of L.J
;«**.• chclrnsan of tha ffucking Committee,
e iL22Sa^ msPC? - -• *ai-*u*» -a- I~~~* ‘
iBE Cakou^iam
and 'hadhwuni (‘larkt'in Fair
Bluff Fairmont Fayetteville,
Luinberton. Tabor City, and White
v l l1 1; in North Caroina,
RALEIGH - Birth certificates
. for babies Don. to ij eoupies, m
..l'jdiij,; two births to jr.manied
j .r.-ithers -.i-tt registered in the of
! Rcos of the Wake County Health
Department auri.ig the past week
j Titer were:
I.EROY PEEBLES and Mrs.
. ritelir.a Shepard Peebles. 2301
Everett Avenue, a daughter, Greg
-•»y Guan July 13, in St. Agnes
: Hospital
RALPH BALK soldier in the
j United States Army, and Miss Mary 1
; Louise Carr, 735 Ellington lane, a
; -' >bv dan~hte>, Barbara Ann July .
! : i iu St. Agnes Hospital.
OSCAR MILTON JOHNSON and;
‘ Mrs Marga Clark Johnson. 9 Dare
j Tei (‘ate, baby daughter Loris
i Glenn, July 15 in St, Agnes Hos
! pital 1
WALTER FARR A R and Mrs.
- Cay Frances Simpson Farrar, 918 •
■ '• East Stteet an infant daughter,,
: Cay Frances. July 15 in St Agnes’
1 Hospital j
HERMAN GRIFFIN and Mrs ’
i -'’ice Tei nil Gnfiir. 219 High
-1 tower street r. son. Herman Jr.,
ij.ilv 22 in St. Attnes Hospital
HERMAN EAPI.Y MILES and
Vtrs. Caroline Brvart Miles F!l2
Ti'l street, a g.;; Brenda Faye
Till .- o st -t rr— c-- Hospital.
JAMES ARTHUR WIT Tl 4MS
: tnd Mrs. Flonnir Harris Williams.
! .2T4 E Jones street, and infant
•uichter. PrUu*rlie vnn. July 6 in.
i St. Aanes Hosoita]
CONDI,LAY DF-LBERRY and
. Mrs. I.oia V’ilhar.'.s Dr-lfcerry, 514
. ' Fast Hreet 0 girl Valeria. Julv •
o in Mr-Cauiev private Hospital.
VHTT.tam HFNPY DUNSTON
d '*!•• he F o nes Dur.ston,
: 198 W. Johnson street an sir),
ei Ease Tuiv j7 in McCaulov
BETHFT. V’CCON and Mis* Rosa
‘ Roe J,.)-.r---n «».? S. Rtnndcrs
I e son Alfi'eH .Tpß* 3 “or:
■iv 10 St Aenes Hosrha)’'
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DEBLT . . . MHe. Neaeite,
baby giratte, boi-r* ceeeuUv at,
Faris aov poses tor first tints
with h«i joiathe*. _^
DRIVE SAFELY -
wj^jQrsonai
i mis. Ella McDonaln of toti K
Branch street la visiting he: aunt,
Mrs Mary McDonald at Southern
1 Fines,
Mis* Gloria McCuller* of phila
; delphia w&s a recent , guest of tier
; uncle. Mr. William McCullers ct
24 I.ee street is visiting her two
children, Miss Geraldine Hallotvay I
and Mr, William A Harris Mrs
Hams v- ill round out her vacation .
by visiting Philadelphia and Chas
ter. pa and Washington, D C.
and re:urn borne late in August.
Mrs. Blanche Dover at 209
cm * Street v bo snen' hri v,-
cs-tion in Philadelphia, New
Vnr»! :i r<i Boston ha' returned
to the eilj- bringing her cousin
MBs Jacnueiin-’ Broun ot
New' York, who snent soitii
time visiting Mrs. Dover,
Mrs pear) Herr (ton of i.'il.d F,
■ fores 1 >.*>«• rclurued from her
: vacation >n pb'ladeln'u • New York
; and Boston accoinparied by her
grandson Vin-ert Cnirnr,
Mrs. Mary Mitchell of 25 Br.at. ~i
Street, sp-i >, Iff. V-r-':,' Morrow-'
: of 321 ivfanlv street left ."arit S"r.
d'v morninc f. -, phii-deinhia
■ • where thev will «nerd '’W’ ■
i ' - 'l. - TV-lvr. t' n- TIl’V
’ will stop t Woshtnr.'n” t> r
j when thev ret ■ n it, about two
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Mrs. <n Hie », Dak oi New
Vn-V fit' i« T> ■ e vj-it ,'el
stive* and friend' She is
> d-viMßei es *he N'e Mr« Van
• t froo’e- and ••'t r f
til -11-lpfsnn te.its fartnrriv
r-f Ral'-Gh but now of New
York City
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. after V’citin" 1-- ct e■- tn---' ~^V
i »her-in*lsv' Mr .and My- M A
. Harris of 29 Braga suc-et.
yr.- ana Mrs. V.’-Me Perrin o'
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of »'h.- pfri*i?'»s »>ven(iy.
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Bragg Street Grand-
Mother jubilant
Over New Heiress
HALIOIGH - Mis? Bossi* Horton
0! 20 r-i:"' l ’’’ Street was jubilant
all last v, •°k uvc;- tli biit.lt at .St
Agnr* Hospital u;> Tuesday of last
week of her first grandchild
Born to jsme' Boykin and Mrs.
Tlos.i Horton Boykin also' of 20
Bragg Street w:;s a daughter. ;
Pamiia Rose, and since tin- hos-‘
Ptill i'<■ art is ‘mother and baby
doing fine' Mrs Horton was busy
late Saturday preparing th«. "going,
.iv. ,i’ T r ) .Mrs. Boykin was to be
dlsoha 1 ■■ g v d S ll nd a y
'ltint Fcathc-rs. a duality biend*
cu wniskey of Melrose Distillers
itic t* distilled f> in a formula
used by the Catherwood
family in its tavern near Balti
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.Jo . are country- -.vide- add in
r'.man si Ktvjii ire meat*. Education
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j ASSISTANCE IN U’AsHi.HifON
Hooker T Washington Birth
place Memorial maintains, a field
office at 918 F Street In. W. W ash*
1 ington i. D. Cf,
it ( ti. V \t. .'<JBr.it a
.-eitn ony, month and year
u»mi, ana name as von sign It
for yonj Associated Nmuber-i.
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