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DURHAM Preside:, it \V, .7
Kennedy, Jr., atthouncc-s t’;-u
the home office and fiela r.
ncl of North Carolina •
Insurance Company have ;
their utmost efforts to r
year 1953 the best year u. .•
Company in its entire hi.*-’. >ry
goal at AGE ST V
On October 29, I.
Company will observe :
tktit anniversary «,f *.■ <
ein at which time if
mated (hat its Tot.;l
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million foal anti Tc ■
Insurance in Force will
excess of one .
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MRS. PAAiELVA SIMPSON
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'! 1:. funcson, of i*oo >:. Stcc.-t, :
i .-.to f.r-'jJ Saiu.-d. Anri! •"*, t .;.- i
t j 3>) i>. m., v/lih Bc.v. O. fit. HuUork j
1 ! c.ocinting,
I She is .-urvived by a ; on, Ad: m
j Simpson; 3 gist era Mrs. Henriatia i
I McGowan. P.o».;ii.-h, Mrs, True Love j
I Halt. Ralcikh, a.v.l M; ;. Ews!
I Tucks, of Golu'nW S, C.; S bro* |
tiicrs, WiHio S.mp u. Hi* - >n,!s,hi-i, !
Ludia Snnpson, < iveuwoofl. S. C.,
Miller Sioapsou, of Cross Hslfi S. |
C.
MH. JOHN' A, PEItKY
i Funeral snrv : se f.>r ;- ! nA. i
j f erry*, who <i.ed Monday, M rrh 21, ;
was held c> th• Fii'St B.’.phst :
Church on Thundsv, April 4. at !
4 p. m. Burial took wfecc at Mt.
Ifopo with Hev. D. N. Kc.voc l of- '
| ucif.tir.s. Mr. Petty resided «l 5.
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’ wSurVi VOVa j J'» f ! vJ : I*h : a TiJr*v i
S Tvorrh .v D. Pvr?*v; a daughter ■
|»a >7'-' ro: iow Hwut Mu- ij
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i df iMsr ion U''rrv- <i
• jn!ftr» of Mis : Y l nvT c r«r' jt.hn- I
! oS' E| Kni end 1
I ;^-!v^T r,iint ' •‘ oi!i I
JOh st*j c vllu. IT
i Fan"-. ;
j Garrett, who died in St. Agra* Res- !j
| pifeJ. April i, "var. heM at the J'UTi h
• Baptist Church on Bucday, .\p»V?i ‘!
.j ij> at 1 p, m. with Rc-v. O. S. Burt- ~
T ock ottioiatinvr. inleim* M took j
;j Place es Mt. Hope. Mr. I'Jamit re- i !
MK?». MILUr C. Mfhnis
; j Pur,er;xl service for M;c. TTiU c> C- jj
, | April 4, was held at St Matthew
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| i;i£, XKH v'il loofet :>t fvlt v
|i 9«> is survived by 8
R Willie Sandora: 'three .laagSHers.
|< Mrs. Fannie Trae and Mrs, Janie II
I Roch( '. ,le T - , N '■ :
|, Mrs. Mieme Sledge of Raiei.sh; a
It -Vt erw ?u T rv Fc--7 > 1 .V- Q-s-, :-U V»V\l
I! rioter. iv,rs. iraceue »ro»<.n ra , ci- ,
|j ladelphia, Pa.; two stepdeus
|! Mir. Mary Tucker of Now Tlo dicH«
|: .V. Y., Mrs Martha Snr.ri.--rs of Phi- !
I? liulplpbia, Pa.; four steps*,ns 1
|| ip Stin.ciors iind Mucif. cf i
| Baletgiv Paul s>andor? and David !
«! MR. mtiiAAi K.-'.y McCCtLI ~r
| \2’j' Wi't’'Tn T‘> > , y ' I’l 'if ;
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f ■ -T-M.-ir !■•:.; !‘. •: - '
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fi Poytar Sjximt Church at 2:30 P. M.
Si Wirfc Rev. -W. Albright «>f/kidt}ng. !
|:Lunjl followed In church c*R»- !
i ' e Srvb.or E ; Moihre Mr, FJo!«? |
Ji McTuUers. IlmoViyn, A’, Y ; father. ,
|l r H| KT.:,h 1, bro-!
| | riJiKi .■!' '. ,vb.. }7 -> i \ J;•
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f ML. ALBERT IIOPKJK?
| :) ;tor* Ts.’vrtiwt riAd Survaay. F‘u- .
Ii r?crVj srcvic« •*-**; h*&& odnc.-'Anv !
f! Hum T.ifibvniy nt 3 P. M. .
Si vvjiii Key. i . !i .Xoru i.r. ufftcuitinx i
11 aw. bum l follow*-* in Mt, Hope;
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MR. 'nCG.vp.n MOST 'EY
!! Mr. Ricbur I. Mosley, of 710 S.
j ntoodworth St, «.'>»d Sun*’"” 7-I. ; r .
; 30, at St. Agnes Hospital. Funeral *
I service was held Sunday from j
! I,!~'htnrr Chapel ft 2 V. M. P-orja)
1 followed in Hilicn-st Cemetery.
• Survivors: one rinurhu-r. -Mix.
I Plain* Me b y Louie of Atlanta,
j C-a.; 3 brothers, f !**r,rj*e Mosley. De»
! trolt. Mic'li.'Kan, Gene Mosley of Do
! trott, M’ch'i.dan, Johnny Mosley. A-
i «>.<. N. C.; 3 ri‘(;rs, Mcidle Mltehcll
| Pittsburgh, I’n., Mrs. Eula Mitchell,
j Plttsburcb. Pa., and Lula Puvis,
MR. SOLOMON McLtXLEES
11 dltionai units, all in one ooiicy
[ j for the family Policy unit consists
[ j of $2500 life coverage for the hus-
I! band, SIOOO for the wife and SSOO
| j for. each child.
President. Kennedy expresses
|' race industry-as a whole, because
1] ' t ii)., last ~km the peoic (n gut
1 * izuux hogal.
Solomon Me Culler* of Route !
.5, Box 213, Uni; ,;h, died Wednes- |
. .'■ r i! 2. r.t St. A"Ufc3 Hospital. |
••al r r\ was held Sunday i
. » p. m from Boyian Chapel A. ;
.. i.. -jeu.-ct; w*th Rev. ,J. W. Jones i
..-J burial will follow In
church cemetery.
. i !■•■ 2 daughters, Mias Js-
M Guik-r:;. Raleigh, Miss Mamie
, •(. til*cr- of Durham: 3 grandsons,
. •.•anci-ri.*u:!htcr» and 3 great
. ,'aud children.
1.,':. BENJAMIN MORRIS
COOKE
! !r. B nj : :in Ncrri.s Cooke of
*••• •: hi)-A, Raleigh, died
w. •!: ■ lay Funeral service
. ; !-:■ ,! Tu; -'day, April 8. Burial
.:...•• i m Mt. Hope Cemetery.
■ -vi . - Wi f e, Mrs. Evelyn
■ of ItA n;h; 3 sisters, Mrs.
Wii; ams, Ruieigh, Mrs.
.'•:. ■tli. Raleigh;. Mrs. Clara
; i *. :.'<a, D. C. 4 fr.ro-
V rvMi Cbi-ke, Jr., Durham:
■ C he, Ruffin Cooke, and A. I
*'. f he. ell of California; 4 aunts j
1- ur.cL.s, 5 nieces and 3 nep
' j Starts Sunday
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Special Purchase!
i Right at the start of the season!
1200 Pairs of Nationally Advertised
|f\ Spring & Summer
Slacks
| l Reg< 10-95 and 12-95
W 049 2 Pr. 1200
Just come and see! That’s all we ask! Once you see this label,
\*f i you'll know that you’re getting an honcst-to-goodness bargain in
i j OM$ fine men’s pants! A superb blend of Dacron-Wool and Mohair,
I K f Neat, cool and comfortable fabric, tailored in the way that has
I made this brand famous for their suits and pants. You’ll find
I conventional pleated styles, belted styles. Ivy Leagues in Brown,
J . Navy, Charcoal, Gray. Maize, Red and Green in sizes 28 to 44 . . .
because Belks bought big ... at a special low price! Hurry in . . .
/ for when these are gone, there will be no more at this special low
fm No Charge for alterations! Extra sales
people, cashiers and wrappers to speed
Shop Every Floor your shopping ’
foT dozens of Men's Store-Street Floor
After Easter Specials Ts j W% T|
L Hudson My
\Second Gun
| Blast Rips
legro’s Home
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (ANP)
For the third time in three months,
a shotgun blast ripped into the
brick home t>£ a Negro family lo
cated in an all-white block on Prin
cess street.
Pelietts from the blast were re
trieved from the wall of a second
floor bedroom. Owner of the house.
Mrs. Bertha Goudeloek, 55, said she ;
was awakened by a single shot, fir
ed from the street below just after
mdinight. The pellets struck the
wall over her bed. None of the oc
cupants were harmed
The house, built 30 years ago,
was sold early this year to Mrs.
Goudeloek by an invalid white
widow. It is situated across
from the all-white Jefferson
THE CAROLINIAN
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. APRIL 12, 1958
school and is the only home
occupied by Negroes in the
block. In the next block, on the
same street there is another
house occupied by Negroes, and
two blocks away is an area
heavily populated by Negroes.
Police say they have no clues to
the gunman, but that they were re
doubling efforts to find him and
would ‘prosecute him to the best
i
ANNOUNCING THE . . .
Dedication & Formal Opening Os
EASLEY’S DRUG STORE
! Wilson, N. C.
! April 13, 5-7 P. M,
I DR. WILLA V. EASLEY, Prop.
(REGISTERED PHARMACIST) ,
1 . t '
We Fill Any Doctor's Prescription and ©fter First-
Class Drug Service to Wilson and Vicinity. Try Our Snack
Bar and Soda Fountain. Complete Limos Co*roeHr« and
Drag Sundries.
Our Motto. “Quality and Service"
\ EASLEY DRUG STORE
| 527 E. Nash Street Wilson, N. C.
of our ability."
Alexandria has many mixed
neighborhoods.
DRIVE S \FELY
|
Heifer calves sold in North Car
olina feeder calf sales this fall must
be guaranteed open.
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