WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2-i, ITS?
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Singer Laverne Baker
Helping Larry Steele
CHICAGO Singer Laveni j
Baker is one to never forget a
friend as veteran theatrical pro
ducer and showman Larry Steele
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W F. “Curly" Marr, Ed Glover, O. V. 'Dor" Jones,
Wiley Johnson, Jim Goodman. W. H. Hocutt, Mgr,
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N. C Dealer 1321
■ 1 i mm i | ir»n»wnTinrmrrn ~m lawnnm wn'iiwr >i »iw ■'t-«-wvci »iwi«ih innpini .n uiwi h m.wimw umim.iwrp-■ », ■Fi, .TrniwinT-i L wvi'iiTTwrir<».rnTniiwiniwmrn»rrnirnnsiiiiMnrMß-'i«rae.w<tM i e'V
will testify to. In need of a head
liner for Ins show that com*
les into the Regal theatre here
| on November '!f!th. Steele appeal
ed to her to help him and sire
| responded.
Coming off a gruelling
three months tour with the
Big Show of '57, Miss Raker
has been slated to take a
month’s rest at her mother's
home. Bui when her manager
A1 Green informed her of
Steele s situation and that his
show was doomed in failure
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unless he secured a star to
headline his revue, she wir
ed him that she would cancel
her vacauon and help him out
of a spot.
Later she said that whe n she
was starting her career, Larry’s
wise advice to her helped her
tremendously and she felt obli
gated io come to his aid when
he needed her. La vent's current
record hit. “St. Louis Blues’’ is
• re ted one of the be** versions of
W. C. Handy's tune ever put on
wax and is getting heavy play
in the nation's .jukeboxes.
Dan y produci rs can increase
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pui and lowering production costs.
Artificial breed inn makes it pos
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' green finish, standard transmission, with
overdrive, extra clean.
7) BUICK 4-Dr Special, Dover White fin
'* ish, standard transmission, radio and
heater, white wall tires, a real bargain.
’77 CHEVROLET 4-Dr. Sedan, black end
white finish, radio and heater, white
wall tires, a one owner clean car.
THE CAHQLINIAK
BENNETT VISITOR BRIEFED Miss Kay Wallace (center!
of Cambridge, Mass., international administrator for the I . S. Na
tional Student Association, talks with these two Bennett College seni-
At left is Miss Yvonne Wynne, of Jamaica, N. Y.. president of (he
Senior Choir, and right, Miss Addle Watson, of Charlotte, vice-presi
ors on her recent visit to the campus of (he Greensboro institution,
dent of the Student Senate.
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i Kyles Temple Missionary
Group Sponsors Services i:
DURHAM—-The A and B Mis- !
sionary Circle, beaded b.v Mrs
Lillian McKay. Kyles Temple A M
B. Zion Church ended a week of
special services at the church Sun
day night when they held a Meek
Annual Conference. Mrs. McKay |
j served as the presiding prelate and
! was associated by A!-: mclc
j Barnes.
| Th« meeting w»s arranged > ■
real. Annual Coufei encr The --i
tire membership was net up in five
| districts, patterned after the Ct-r. • .
I tral North Cfirciina Couferen.-e
| Mrs. Eleveta Monroe Mrs M.ir-
I tha Armstrong. Mrs. Mar- Hayes
I Mrs Mabel Powell and Mr.- Yu
[ ginia Pitchford served a- pivsiein
I ciders respectively us the Laurtr.
j burg, Sanford, Fayetteville, Rn! mb
I and Durham districts.
I The pastors and districts offi,--.
1 were required to make p . u -n ]
all of (he different ph.ee-.- of !!.
work and quite a ft -of them
dressed as men and brought m the 1
usual excuses, with the flu bein
the main reason foi them not
inq their assessments. Thcrt wei •.-
Ihnse w'lio said the di-ouhgt and tii
By ST A If' WRITER
tka(:iu:ks oi iwr-halia
SEEING CHILDREN
Conservatively i< can be
mated that there ate in the Unit
ied States at least 50,000 ch-i-iren
1 of public school age whi.se vision
falls between 20-70 and 20-.fio'- in
the belter eye after correction. This
! number includes the children with .
! serious progressive eye rtc iects. j
and children with a temporary eye |
I: weakness or maladjustment as r. |
result of treatment, operation m
convalescence
These children need a
classroom experience where
they can have books printed
writers. However, partially see
)*i I;'r"e tync and bulletin type
'-**•- -i 'wior.d'y pariici-
MRS. H A T T I K DAMr.I >
CHAPLIN of Washington, l>. V.
a graduate of the Winston-Sa
lem Teachers College, v. as
crowned “Miss Alumni’ ol 11)57
at the annual “Miss Alumni’
Ball, Friday night, November
Ist, in the Whitaker Gymnasium
on the college campus, Winston-
Salem, North Carolina. Mrs
Chaplin received 148, 200 points
is a four-timr winner of the
WSTC Alumni Association. Mrs.
Chaplin is a teacher in the
Washington public school sys
tem
UNITED N A T I O N S DAV
SPKAKFK—John Inman asso
ciate executive director ot the
Church Peace Union of New i
York is shown here in recent
United Nations Day speech at
N. C. College, Durham. Inmart
said United Nations is tending
j toward “equaliser” forum for
; worlds’ polyglot population to
! air views. Progress will come
only when it is universally rec
1 ognized there must be no bar
I riers among priipJc and that
j brotherhood must exist lor ail
nr none.
boll weevil affected their congre-, ,
gationa. i
When ali of the presiding elders I j
completed their reports 5-8)10.59 had
been collected for the building *
lend, Mrs. Virginia Pilchford was 1
the winner of a trip to Washington,
having raised the highest sun of
any of the presiding elders, She j
plans to taka the trip soon arid veil !
be the guest of Mrs. Alexander | ’
Starnes, while in the nation s cap- j
.tab
Bascom Baynes
Succeeds Gantt
As NCC Trustee |
DURHAM Bacotn Bayur-.s, |
president of the Home Security!
Lift- Insurance Company of Dur-1
ham, has been elected chairman |
of North Carolina, Coil- gets trav :
tee hoard.
He succeeds K. V!. Gantt,
Durham lawyer, who resign
ed recently for health re isons.
Baynes formerly served as
vice chainnaii.
Tin- election was held Tue--
day afternoon during a regu
lar meeting of the board in
NTT's Administration Build
ing
Trustees attending the session j
authorized a special resolution ot j
appreciation io bo sent Gannl for'
his many years service to NCC. |
Oth< r officers named Tuesday j
• were Welch Ham; . High Point. |
|n new appointee by Gov. Hodge-.'
whose term expires in June, 1959
i as vice chairman, and Dr. J. M.
. Hubbard, Sr., Durham dentist. 1
I secretary Di Hubbard has sen
1 ed as secretary for some 10 year?
Named to serve on the Execu
tive < 'oiniAiiter with the three
officers were M. 1,. Spears,
Sr.. Durham, and Dr. W. W. i
Pearson, Chapel SI Hi. Dr. Pi
erson was acting dean of the
NCC Graduate School from
, 19114 to 1 f)5Si.
; Action taken by the board ye:- - j
terriav* included approval of a ;
! resolution to initiate machinery to}
; construct, a new $500,000 dorms- j
lory to accommodate 200 women
students
pate in many activities with
their regular class.
The toucher of chissos for the '
partially seeing trust be a regu- i
",r classroom teachor with mas-'j
't-ry of subject matter from many
•.ndes since the ijiff. though j
-.instil, will generally, represent j
f-veral grade levels. Sh* will need,
n addition to tier tr; lining as a ■
b-acher of elementary or secon- j
Iru'v pupils, spcciaiiKud training as j
equired to me i .-tale ccrtificat'-- j
- i*i.. T! 1 1 t ■ ainii: - wii! |
nclu-l? specialized courses in moth- •
eds of teaching partially seeing; j
mat nrn.v , physiology and hygiene !
of the eye: psychol-uncal aspects of
partial!*' seeing children and all i
•u courses.
’Tire national professional organi
zation hftlpfu! to teachers of the
lartially seeing is The National
’o'licty for the Prevent if <n of
'’indne'-s. and it? publication is
The Sight-Saving Review ’’
LcgaS Helices ;
SO I U K
WAKE COUNTY.
NCHJ.H CAE--UNA
Too undersigned, having qualified as ;
administratrix of ih« estate ot L B. j
Newtni), deceased, late ul Wake Court-!
j iv. this is to notify all persons having
; claims against said estate to present
■ , r, 1.1 • uniici.-.r.ncU on - : befoi’i
me r.iii clay of November, 1958 or this j
! nuiacc will be ! r a >uit:d in bui of their j
i xovery, Aii persons indebted to said |
'..-laic will please make iiumediiiU. j
i pay mem to the undersigned.
This sth cl h v of November 1f;37.
MRS ISABEL NEWTON,
Adnitnistralris
ti i Peace 'Jinnee
Raleigh. N. C.
Nov 1), 16. 2.1, ao, Dec 7 14. 1857
NOTH K Ol SERVILK OK
PitOt ESS I>V H HUI VilON
j WAKE GQUN’IY.
INOKUI ‘CAROLINA
VI KG AIN A LOUISE SAULTKR
vs
j MOSES SAULTKR, -IK
TO MOSES SAI LTEK. ,1R
Take notice that a pi oeeeomg trek
ing relief against you In. been fiieil
| in the above entitled action, in the Su
i pernn Court oi Wake County, North
* Carolina.
That the nature of the relief being
) sought a as follows. To ffeeuro an ab
-1 solute divorce on the pan of the
j plaintiff based upon the grounds of
i Hvo vk r: > eonii-iuous separation be -
1 tween the plaintiff and the defendant.
You ate required to make defense to
j such plead mg not Inter than Decent*
I tier 26, 1)37 ami upon your failure to
jdo so, Hie party seeking service a-
I ,'ainst von will apply to tue Court for
j die iv.iff sought.
Thl I'n- 3th dav of November. 1857
EAR A ALLEN
A. istant Clerk-Superior Court
Wake County, North Carolina,
ARTHUR A ARONSON
Attorney for Plaintill,
Not 8, 16. 23, 40. Dec 2. 14. 7057
noth;*: or sake cndbii
I OHKCI.OSUHK
Undci »ncl pumiant to uov>er of 4*»le
contained m i certain deed of .* st
i from As!;oi Groen to H Koy Csrlai t
| Trust'c, dated June 20, l&Sfi, and re
em Jed in the rt£itic<: oi the of
! deeds for W»*d;e Cuuvitv. Notth Caro
| linn, Book 1248. Pu«e K 46, default )mv
| in« occurtid in pnymeni of the
I in.lebttdiH :(.hereby * ecu red, and the
; hoicici of the h.iu] mdfcbtodnoss ftuvlnfc
[ so requoslod, the undersigned Trustee
j will offe»* for w».le on ci set) for Mash,
at the Couithoiifte door oi Wake Coun
ty, North Carolina at 12.00 Noon, on
Friday, D .cervd'cr 13. 1057, the follow -
in« rierfC'rJbod aal ostiste:
UK'JINNINC at a point in the.
youtlicin prop*;t>- line of
Street, said point if bec’inr.intf be**
inj; located 80 Xcet in a woidorly
>ln ediort from an iron pipe stake at
the rout'll western corner m t!; r- in
r.-.rr* Hm o; Ura'-u and Wo Inal !
dMcnu, li .A South (• fir- (.0
PAGE SEVEN
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The minimum number of word* in
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Weekly Want Ads may be telephoned
through Wednesday up to 10 A M.
FOR RENT
„ beautiful 4 Room Cottage Jo® S
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SPECIAL SERVICES
SPKKCHKS WRITTEN for busy prop!*
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Aot'iif,i. oilci't'. Raleigh, N. c.
\u ro & TRUCK RENTALS
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FOOD SPECIALS
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Cooper’s Bar-B-Q
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Chicken
(Our Specialty)
!‘ig and Chicken
109 R. DAVIE ST
NURSERY
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Consult uiir classified ads legulany,
i lucre aie many bargains oftereel :
WATCH SERVICES
DAVIDSON S IVAXCH SERVH'K- UU: t
Hargett Lit.. Phone TE 3-43ag
mm W) ' [:'o feet to * stake,
u.i.iic* ill u.-g, l«i nuti Vreiit
-411 H:i-t to a . tiiemie Nunn
« (Icg (Li ■ in. Las', uO tout to a
i etiiKi: id t In: suuutem proper ty
Id., us Ili.igj Sin..:, thence S 64
; a- . Ui u,u: E. 4,1 feet to a stake,
t.ii , -jint and place of BfcGiNV
! NlNo. ami being the western ppv*.
i l *i oi lots ii.l and 114 of the South
Falk Trope) ty ot tue late Dr. J.
ti Da*, i Si surveyed by R, L
Daniels and E. J Kciuiiiavu, dated
N'.'.’f.-inher 20. 1834.
Being pun. ol the property coil-.
vei;d j Davis by Laura is.
Wemstfun and husband, .Barry
Woo-ion, by deed dated August
1. 1847 a,-ui recorded ul Book 377,.
at pace 187, Wake County Regis-
r AI . .-if also, special Proceeding*
No’. a,;; ;> and ais * quit-claim deed
i)-i)in Ciei.rude L Dav-)? et ats to
V> J. cram. See also deed com W
.1 ( lain, and wife. Maude U CraiO
to Lov.renvn Bros Company, in
coiporaved, recorded m Book llwi,
page 163. said Registry.
1 axes uid other prior encumbrance,
! will be paid and discharged out of (he
purchase price and the purchaser will
i i" given title free and clear from- en
-1 cumbrances The highest bidder at the
sale will be requited to deposit wtb
ihe Trustee (10' „ l per cent of the bid
• to gumantee compliance
1 Tins 12 day of November. 1957
R ROY CARTER, Trustee
Nov 14, 21, 28; Dec. 5, 1837.
PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSES ON MAN
: I.V STREET, RALEIGH. N. C.
Unae* and by virtue of authority
! duly given by Order of Court in Spec
ial Proceeding No. 8672, Wake Superior
Court. I will oiler for rale and sell
to the highest bidder for cash two
separate and distinct houses and lots,
located m the City of Raleigh and on
Manly Street, at the. Courthouse Door
in Raleigh. Wake County, North Caro
lina. on Wednesday. December -18, KJST
at 12:80 Noon, and which properties
are tully described as follows:
Tract A—Being known as No. ’SS
Manly Street, in the City of Raleigh,
North Carolina, according to a blue
print of N. W, Wes' Estate, surveyed
o.v R. G. Ball C. £. May 1828. and
registered ill the office of the Kegi?.-
kr Deens for Wake County in Book
of Maps 1928 page 53
No 723. BEGINNING at a stake on
tlu East side of Manly Street, said
.take being 181.1 feet Southerly from
he Southeast corner of the tnteraur
mn of West South and Manly Street;.;
runs thence in an Easterly direction
•nd about parallel with West South
Street 10* feet to a stake, thence in
a Southerly direction 41.5 feet; -ruti*
thence in a Westerly direction apt)
about parallel with W. South Street 138
feet to i stake on the East side of
Manly Street; runs thence with tjie
t.. of Manly Sheet in a North
erly direction 41.5 feet to » stake, the
point of Beginning. See Book 553 Paee
; (8. Register')* Office of Wake Count).
| Tract r> BEGINNING at a point m
: the Western line of Manly Street 110.41
| fei i North of the North western Inter
' ..<••.lion of Manly and Cuba Streets:
I runs thence in a Northerly direction
, ..Inns tin Western line of Manly Street
4o :s tec! to the Southeastern corner
oi I-: 21: thence 134 feet In a West •
eriy direction along the Southern* fine
of L/u 21 t ’ 3 stake, the Southwajfern
corn< . of Lot 21 and Southe,. tern cor
ner of Lot 20, runs thence 40 feet 1n
a Southerly direction along the Easi
er:: hr,™ c i Lot 22 to a stake, the
Southeastern corner of Last 22 and the
Northwestern corner of Lot 28; ruh*
thence 1305 feel in an Easterly di
rection along the Northern line of Lot
25 to the Western line ot Manly street,
the point of Beginning and Lying Lot
23. Sec Book of Map, 1911. Page 94
Set Book R7l Rage 568 and Book 30i,
I'.igi 544 Rcgtstci* Office of Wake
County. ■
Ti esc properties will he .told Den
ar rucly and the prospective biddars
will bid on the properties separately
The successful bidder will put up ten
ih); pej cent ot his purchase price at
Inc day of salt,
T-iis 1 Sit- da-- - of November. 195?
W. BUNN f ommiSßOttnr
Nov. !«, 2.1, ;M. Dec. 7, 14. 1957