WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1957
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BON VOYAGE This group
of churchmen arc shown in the
basement assembly of Mother
Zion A. M. E. Zion Church. New
York, Dr. B. C. Robeson, pastor,
as they attended a bon voyage
for a Missionary Commission,
that flew to the Virgin Islands
and South America, to survey
the work of the denomination
Miss M. Sampson, Ar nett Bowden
Are Married In Clinton Ceremony
CLINTON Miss Minnie L.
Sampson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Sampson of this city be
came the bride of Arnett G Bow
den of Philadelphia. Pa.. Saturday,
March 9. at the heme of the bride's
parents.
The bride is a graduate of Fay
etteville Teacher s College. She has
done graduate study at North
Carolina College. At present, she
is a member of the Roseboro High
School Faculty, Roseboro, N. C,
The groom is the son of Mrs.
F. Bowden and (he late Mr. A.
G. Bowden of Great Falls. South
Carolina. At present, he is employ
ed with the U. S. Navy Depart
ment in the State of Pennsylvania.
Officiating at the ceremony was
the Reverend J. H. Clanton, of
Raleigh, pastor of the bride. Music
was by Mrs. Elizabeth Butler, pia
nist. Mrs. Mildred Fowler was so
loist.
The bride was atended by Mrs.
Hattie B. Matthews, as maid of
honor: bridesmaid. Miss Elaine
Sampson, niece of the bride; flow
er bearer, Marilynn Sampson, niece
of the bride; ring bearer, Master T.
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CAROLINA
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WMMfcirwKTii—»iis is twiTM h i JjuJ _. . t riirruwiriinniiin iiiii ii mi i imujwtn.
in those areas. The group has
: just finished being entertained
by the official family of the
church at a dinner, field in the
dining room. The persons seated
on Ist row represent the mis
sionary department of the
church. It. Mrs. Elsie Key,
j Washington. D. (’„ general vice
president Woman Home and
Foreign Missionary Society; Dr.
Dwight Sampson nenh. w ■! the,
! bride.
The bridegrn mi's brotht r Mr. J.
T Bowden of Charleston, S C wvs
best man.
Given in marriage by he; bro
ther, Johnnie, the bricie . -me a for
mal gown of nylon utile f i-honed |
1 with chrysiallotte trim ..mi a full j
ruffled skirt. The ehrystaietto •
lero with long sl> ■ ves bu<toned
with tmv white buttons down the \
| front. Her fingertip veil of illusion i
was attached to a pearl crown. She j
varied a white Bible. wi*h a v hi'.' I
orchid, decked with snow drift and ,
baby’s breath,
A reception followed the
mony. Many beautiful and useful 1
gifts were received.
Out-of-town guests included: Mr !
and Mrs. Wilbert. Sampson, Mrs. j
Adlaide Warren, Mr. David War- j
ren, David, Jr . and Gail Warren. '
all of Richmond. Virginia; Mrs. E. j
sie Bowden. Mr and Mrs. Garry j
Bowden, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D ev- |
den, of Great Falls, South Caro- *
lina: Misses Kathleen. Jan-t and j
Fay Bowden. Mrs. M my Murphy of j
Philadelphia. Pa ; Mr. and Mrs. i
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radio and heater, white
wall tires, automatic trans
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top, white wall tires, stan
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.1. C. Haggard, secretary-treas
urer. Foreign Missionary De
partment; Mrs. Emma 15 Wat
son, Lancaster. S. < .. Executive
secretary, WIIEM; Mr;.. Lorene
Jones, supervisor 4th Episcopal
district, and wife of Bishop R.
E. Jones, seated next to her.
Mrs. Savannah Medford, Wash
ington, I>. supervisor, sth
Episcopal District: Mrs. Ihhie .
Harold Carrington of Yeadon. P:> ;
Mr. and Mrs. J. T Bowden. Au- ,
drey and Garry of Charleston. S. r
C.; Mrs Mary Anders, Sanford; t
! Mrs. Mattie Sparks. Fayetteville;
I Mrs. Clyde tVitiliv.v and Mrs Rose j
i Atkins of Goldsboro. Miss Cornelia j
| Smith. Garland, Mrs. Nora Me- |
r.aunn. Mis. Lila Fisher. Mrs Lad- j
: die Melvin. Mrs. Marion MfLr.ur- j
| in. Mrs. Louise Jnr.cs. Miss Doris !
I Boone all of Roseboro; Mr. nnu I
j Mrs. Holland Buney of Rose Hill. !
The bride and groom ;■ ft the |
] nevi day on a honeymoon. They j
1 visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Samp- j
j son in Richmond, also other re-
I lntives and friends tn Philadelphia. j
i where the couple will niak theii' i
i home. 'j
;
Farin' r.s marketed about 2 to 3
per cent more products in 1955
! than n 1955 Cash receipts from
| farm marketing:: H*ero up about j
the same pet cents.:;<> as marketing !
j With e.idiiioral income received i
1 from soil bank and wool incentive .
; programs, farm ope:<ito r s ren'ir.od .
j net. income for the year rose for
i the first time since 195’.
'53 BUICK 2-dr. Styletone |
pain! radio and hi at or, j
clean as a pin. yIKIX :
one ownei
! 65 BUICK 4-dr. Roadmaster, 1
radio and heater, power
steering. power brakes,
S $1095
i '54 BUICK Century 4-dr auto- j
matic transmission, white j
wall tires, heater, two tone •
olwm “ $1493
! ’53 FORD Custom line 4-dr.,
automatic transmission. \
heater, clean, new
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THE CAROLINIAN
Element Jackson, Louisville.
Ky., general president, WHFM;
Mrs. J W. Weetor, New York
\VHi ’:l arid Alexander Barnes,
Public Relations Director. This
shown in the rear arc members
of the denomination from
throughout the nation, who
took part in t lie ceremonies.
The commission will return to
+■ America. April 2.
12 Plays End
Oraina Fes!
AtShawUniv.
To mark the final note of the
drama festival the North Caro
. ima High School Drama Asso
ciation put on 12 plays in which
, 54 players participated on March
22, 21! in the Greenleaf Auditori
um at Shaw University.
The two best plays were "Fog
; on ihe Valley" directed by Mrs.
|B. J. Wells of Dudley High
I School, and "Soul in Fine Array”
directed by Mr. J. P. Hannon of
Benjamin Brawley High School.
“Foe on the Valley” had the best
i actor of the season, Jerome
Gaither, and most of the leading
| actors as well Os "Soul in Fine
; Array’’ critic judge Owen Dodson
? said the play had a style all of its
own. a sense of poise and suspen
j sion.
The leading actors were Je
rome Gaither as Norris Ear
son in "Fog on the Valley”,
James Stroud as a drug ad
dict iu "Night Scene” put on
by the West Charlotte High
School. Shirley Hinnar.t as-
Judith in “Fog on the Val
ley,” and LaVerne Laurence
as Mrs, Elizabeth Andrews in
■ “Winter Sunset” by Central
High School were: the leading
actresses.
Adjudged as best supporting ac
uirs and actresses were Harold
Hairston as Clem Bailey in "Fog
on the Valley", Christopher Rog-;
ers as Leßassu in ‘‘lnfanta’' by j
Henderson Institute, Robert Reid
’‘ .' ' V . .....
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on. One owner, low mile-!
age, end j.et black finish, j
Like new. Was O I ©nit
$3195. NOW
56 CHEVROLET 4-Dr. “V-8”
Powcrglidc, two-tone paint,!
and 6,500 actual mites. Lo-1
cahy owned. Was u | (MIT'
$2195. NOW i
’56 CHEVROLET Bel - Air [
Hardtop. Radio, heater, j
owner and extra nice. Was I
now $11195
'55 OLDSMOBILE ”98” 1- Dr. j
Holiday Sport Coupe, Ra- i
dio and heater. All power;
equipment. Nice as can be, 1
Was $2395 A
NOW
and two- tone finish. One ;
’56 PLYMOUTH 2-Dr. Heater,!
seat covers and dark green j
finish. Mechanically sound j
all around. Was
$1495. NOW 't J V "‘ J
'55 CHEVROLET 2-Dr. “210” j
Heater, seat covers, two-1
tone paint, and clean in-!
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CHURCH CHOIR SCORES
First Congregational Youth
Choir sang at Fayetteville
Street Baptist Church. Front
YOUTH WKEK PASTOR
Reverend J. H. Thomas, student
at Shaw University is the Youth
Week Pastor at the Fayetteville
, J Street Baptist Church,
•
f | as a youth in "The Night Shall j
: Pass” by Second Ward High
School and Nancy Lewis as Cathy
' McCullough in “Fog on the Val
ley” and Gloria Powell as Sister
Josephine in “Soul in Fine Array”.
' | respectively.
1 1 High praise was given to the
'directors of “Winter Sunset” and
1 j “This Night Shall Pass”.
Mr. Dodson, a poet, novelist and
: ! director, is associate professor of
: drama at Howai ' University and
! has recently won a prize for his
short story, "The Summer Fire.”
The Shaw Players under the di
rection of Guilbert A, Daley, ex
ecutive secretary of the N.CHS.
D. A. and instructor of speech
and English at Shaw University
were hosts to the association.
Baby calves should have access j
to some top-quality hay when they j
are around 10 days old. This hay j
should be small stemmed, leafy I
and of good color A mixture of j
j clover and grass is good.
j Early eggs are more profitable
j March is “Egg Month” —eat more
eggs every day.
W «aS* «Rw JOeoXK
! 'sl FORD 4-Dr. Fordomatic.
Radio, heater, and solid in |
e y respect. Clean. Was !
sl.-<5 £<»(&» '
NOW -PO/.)
! ’54 CHEVROLET "210”, Heat- j
er, seat covers, and beauti
ful ark green finish. One
owner and clean as can be.
Wjn $1095 <g«OC
NO V< ! ">
| 53 CHEVROLET 4-Dr. Heater
and seat-covers. Jet black
finish. Solid as a dollar.
Clean. Was *7 j *
$895. MOW - 1 !,)
'52 DODGE 4-Dr., Radio and
heater. Two-tone, clean,
and . 'id transportation.
Was 590
NOW •.)-.)
j '52 HENRY J. 2-Dr. Extra,
Extra clean Mechanical
ly sound. One owner. Low
mileage. Ideal 2nd car.
Was $395 C-XI
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row. left to right: Verniee Har
ris. Barbara Hicks. ,loc tun Hid
den and Sandra Hicks. Bark ran,
left to right; Herbert Greene
if w m
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MR. AND MRS. ARNETT BD'V. MEN
Youth Week At Faye!
Street Church Is Sika '
The 7 P M. Worship Service ••
! or March 81st at the Fayeitevilie j
Street Baptist Church'm;, iked the;
beginning of YOUTH WEEK. This
is an anual observance sponsored ’
by the B. T. U. of the church.
Highlights of the night • ser
vice was the first sermon delivered,
j by the Youth Week pastor who i
i Reverend J. If. Thomas, a student j
of Shaw University. The cormn ga
llon was well fed on tiv- s;;i)L*d i
"The (Source of Human Conflict ’ i
Another feature of the program !
was the music which was rendered
by two visiting choirs.
They were the Junior ( hair |
of the First Congregational
Christian Church and the Juu- 1
Legal Notice?
NOTICE or SAI.K or VAI.UABt K
K1 AI. I S I Wlf
DEFAULT having bwii ma<|e m the
payment of the indebtedness se<.Mir<..d j
by a certain Deed of Trust « -.ocul- ;
by Lawrence Eugene Light nei and ;
wife, Anna Roberta Lbdiirier, to J T.
Henderson, Trustee, which deed of i
trust is dated April 3. 1948 ana vo- !
corded m Book 992, a» Page to the
office of the Register ot Deed# for j
Waks* County. North Carolina, the on - j
di'ttiit’SHH'i Trustee, at the reque t of
the bolder of the bond secured mere- :
ny and under powers conferred by the j
aforesaid Deed of Trust, and lor m ;
purpose of obtaining money to satisfy |
said indebtednes!will offer for
and sell to Mie highest bidder jo pub* j
lie auction, for cash, at the court mo. ej
rjuor of Wake County, in the City oi •
RalcU’h, on
FRIDAY. MAY 3. \ol
at 12 o'clock, Noon, the fosowinit dc -i
cribcd real eshtie in (he < iiy of H.:- j
liMph. Wake Corelv, Stale N< . * ■
Carolina, and described and dei.ncd a- j
follows
419 Smith last Street, llaUdgh. N. <
BEGINNING at a feme post !«c M. o j
on the East side of South East Street.*
said post bolt)g located 126,2 feet North .
from the South face **f the Noth nub.
on Cabarrus Street, also hchv. 10 8 fern
from the West face of the Ed ( curb
on South Fait Street, and run th.-rice
Along a fence and in an Eastern hirce* :
tion 143 95 feet, thence in a Not-’hern j
direction and parallel with East Street
80.0 feet; thence in a Western direr
'turn .r m.tint ton mm li »•
T4f ”**' rS ‘ *'Ai>iaTL»'ftmwc?TuaMi.'.-m,
****™JMUS 60*4*01.$ AI.JH.Vt7 A* If.WiTIVI AS YHCMir <.’> A*
i, * f - f? ca«*Aui.t m t.t t«M vmiwhmlk* &A*f i v ,i
•** AJ»A!> O*B •» TIN *!AsT
ounwwco Ai.tno«T UHMir ro* umxntr./a i iuvq.
I
j 1-tIgODf \V.;ib)U V ;r T?«
| Uohlrn Jnhfy l Branch. Mr..
| !£rxu*st Mas9t-nbur % was {hr Or
1 *antst.
i ior Choir of the i cited f'hmvh
ivilh Mr Ernest Utassenbur*
us organ)d. AC r ih - ••r,i. *'
rcfrcsimii'Rts wire erved in
the church baavuipiit.
The H< vi ■' : Th r will v v
j old tile tvs k. I? will be guidoti by
j Baptist Church, Bcvon -nd J. W.
j «Joncs.
j On Sunday moi'ninc April 7th
| many yovitii cf tie: church wiii
I lake port in the >■. ril ir morntiig
• worship. They will serve in the
capacity of Deacons. Trustees, Us
| fiers ami Ch>'i)' •Pembe:>• Also
some will replace Sunday School
■ Teachers for the day.
; tion and paivdlei with the first line
j 143.0 feei to a oust, on f.'.u i Street;
i A nd !ui.Co ej,’‘ C K i. '••
| nor by deed daf.cd f-. Lrunrv c. LC3,
! and recorded iu bn* o' ce *.f tic ;'
j filer of -Doc tin .for Wakt* County in
j Book 54 L At Prc'c 51.
I DATED 11 ;!;- 2nd day oi A nr*] i')•>?.
J .» HEXBEiCON. !'RI; TRF
| ROGER D O’KFi * V ; 7EY
! April '■ 1 9u7.
; NOTE. T!t-• ■ . --c. i'u; eiym ruM _be
• the Super ?'..*• (b.nr. at i c for is: per
i Cent of the bid u- i<o « • irteuc*:. oi ;
1 faith
j ROGEif D • •AKj...cv , ■ .rruibb >’v
EXMTTOtrs NOTirjv
i Haciug quAbfied us the Ex-unitor of
' w U < W ! ■ 1 . -iaW
ed. i.'Uc a? Wkki: Coumy, Norti. C:*ro-
I linn, this is a> notify **f) hav
! mg claim n, ;;bs! «.hc \ «>? Lie
| said deceased to cxivbit fi>mn to the
i 'andcrKs':r* i d In. c,:* g.i u. before
' Bu* 3Di.ii da;- oi ALirou h*. X c this n**'
tiv’e wJU be yielded a* but “* tutor rc
| Covery,
1 All |wr*of.s intiebl: i) v, Mill <--U!S
w iH it!.li viru rl! • >.ivlr!i-Vit
Tn)< U»0» • .•* JST-i
,/. A KORi;«S. c£ 1<»
wm .'.t ( 'korlirs H. TiUtgvi,
AUffll I.'iNGSTON. Ar-ornw
tbV .1; “k '■""
Mar A,. A,./i 0, J3J. 2; if. 4.
JSfflV
AltM INI.--TUATKI S S !sOi iCR
NORTH t AIiOI.TNA
V/AKE COUN'i i
Haying quafibcci as
of ihc Kt'uU: of Kcv A C. Y.ubyt'iu' h
d*.-ci-a.sed, luu m Cabo County, Waclh
Conulna, (hi* l ; it* ta prtfjfj' aV pi*rr,<«l«
havine, clutins ttfueHi tnv of
uud deee.moi} to «*<Klbit to the
undorbtgw.'d qt V O B<>< !3)332> K
No li; f’ai(k>l',r.a. ' n *>. »t»* o .lit* l: (
day ;>f Aord. I5»68, or vh -; t .• wit'
s >o |>h*aded It* I• a \ of l!.;•(;• reenvery
A!! pci’Ko-'is lnd.eCLed to .sou -• Mb' will
pi case rmiko bjpmediate nave urn
This i)M Li or As.'ni, !
*MRS ELLA J, Y h’RCii'RJGH.
Adijjiuhlruiohx ui hi E-rUu.c; o r
Rev A. C. Yarborough, d* • ccj
Apn! 6, 13, i:0 j*f; May 4, D, iyA7
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! "<• " , l; , our most grate
! ,ul “ ,J ‘ 1" our many friends
' ■ ■ t cl !o during the rc
. cel .ved one, the Ia(«
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HELP WANTED
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NURSERY
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C -iKi.i jur cla.-stiifd ads icgu.'ariy;
im a .f. many has gains offered
U’scti Cvii'K Bought and Sold .
I !
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321 S. Blount Street
Dial TE 2-0344
WATCH SERVICES i
OAVIUSON’S WATCH SERVICE- -122 K,
ii;u. U .St.. Phono T£ 3-49511.
A!. >r, 1.1 11 o' fR A rRI X'S NOTICE
j NO NTH CAROLINA
K.r< COUNTY
ii. iju-'-'U ivd as Administratrix
, . K", •ot Laddie Cross, deceas
,,i Wiikv County, North Caro
i. j;-.!;}y all persons hav
i. Ill: Hi- y• U- lit said
ibit tin -n to the un
;i ...hi; 1, Box 257, Apex,
m i i-I, on < toeforn the 11th
: tuß, or I hi: notice wiil
, .. i Im* of their recovery,
i,. ... ii.d to sad estate will
ii'iiui-diatr payntent
i , rii, .3 ,1 ;rry of Man. h, 1987.
AiKS liiiSSlk THOMAS,
Adininisil'atrix of the Estate of
I add in Cross, deceased.
.M.wvh 1G 23, .10; April S, 15,’20. 1957.
•MiMi" I.HTBATHft’g NOTICE
NO Kill '. H-.i L'A
; ; tVAK.FI COUNT/
U.,vir,« qualtticd as AdeUnietratrix
:,f i. : ;Iy of Johi' Davis, deceased
i. p oi Wake ( .uni;.. North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
, ".gali.st 'do Estate of said tie
•• d to i shibit them to the under
,, a at K. r . D. i. Ncuse. North
I f 'nruiiu.i, on or before the 25th day ~ot
i eliro.iry, i:*s*. or tills notice will be
■ - Imi tlielr recovery. All
■ . indebted to the Estate will
. ■ m,.ke immediate payment.
25: d.v of February, 1957.
MUS I'j’irilONlA DAVIS, Adult*
F .! • AKNAGE, Attorney
M.m . •• ;S, 23 30 April fl
AIK.XNISTU A TOR'S NOTICE
| MORI H CAROLINA
. WAKK < f.'UNTY
Having q'i.iifKd .is AdmluUtretor
us l iii'Yv nf Williutn K. Mayo, de
u I'■ r Wake County, North
I '.n,hina is to notify all person*
havin': claims Bgainut the Estate of
to oxl I! 'i them to the
■! lat i 1A 1 A K. Hargett Street.
R i , N si s (■ ,ii ~• ins*. on or before
! the 231!t of February. 1958, or this
! noil;-" • il la pit tided In bar of their
I li'eiiveiy Ail persons indebted to the
Kstate will pjcii.se . make Immediate
j payment
Till: .Till day of February, 1857.
F .1 CvfiNAGE. Administrate
I Man'll 2. 9, I* 2.!. 31); April «.