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Wake County Women At tending State
Conference Os Farmers, Homemakers
A. delegation of Wake County
Horne Demonstration women left
by bus Monday morning to attend
the Annual State Conference of
Farmers & Homemakers Confer
ence on the campus of A. 5: T. Col
lege, Greensboro.
The conference will last
through Thursday and will ton -
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ers as Honorable L. \- Ballen- and the clubs they represent are:
tine. Commissioner of Aaxlrul- 1,, . ~ , . ;
. . Mrs. C alonia High and Mrs. Ada
! lure, amt Dr. Irwin \ Sperry ;
Professor of Family Develop- J • 1.1 iy, Zebu lon. >*it» Cei Inna Dunn j
merit of Woman's College. . Shotv.ell; Mis Ruth Lipscomb, .lef- j
Classes in bomemaking and farm- Iveys Grove; Mrs. Laura Burton ;
! ifg. a.- well is recreational .irli- and Mrs. Ashley Powell. Fletchers
! vitics vill round out the four-day | Grove; and Carol Joan Squano.s ell. '
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Claim Southern love To Elect
President In 1960 Is Afoot
WASHINGTON fANPt ■ ;
Southern politicians, frothing over i
repercussion of the Supreme Court j
decision on integration, are report- ’
i d working on plans aimed at elect- j
irg their own Presidential candi- j
date in 1960. The plan, it success- .
ful, would make the popular elect- j
ion of a President meaningless.
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TE 4-8266
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i According to the move, which 1
i won popular endorsement in Ala-
I bama'.s primary election recently,
! the Dixmerats hope to forestall pop
| ular election of either the Demo
j cratic or Republican nominees and
; tinnw tne selection of the Chief
' Executive into the House of Hep
!i < sentalives, where the southern
! states have greater voting strength
! than in the electoral college.
MAY BOYCOTT MAJOR
( ANDIDATES
This may be done if enough
southern states cast their elec
toral votes tor a third candi
date. Thus preventing any
single candidate from winning
a majority, despite the popular
votes cast for any candidate.
Ihe next sU p w ould he to turn
the election over to the House
of Representatives, where
state would have one vote
SOUTH’S STRONGHOLD
In the House, the southern bloc
would nnin an advantage. In the
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| I-ICUIU! ~U UllU'yu., ill«* swic VtHK
!; determined by population: whereas
|| in the house, each state delegation
is entitled to one vote, regardless
hot size or population,
j- Although, the full impact of the
| plan has not been realized by most
| i northern politics, some are aware
I I of its capabilities. For instance
Son. Clifford Case of New Jersey
! warned in a speech at Trenton
I Junior college that the South may
try to use the pier to rule the na
: tibn. The rallying point he said is
!• ooposTon by deep south stales to
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FORD 4 - Dr. custom
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Blount He Hargett Sts.
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iwe oto vC-<S,fewr i,
“Most of the stumliling |
blocks people complain about
are under Iheir hots ”
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A plastic cover for a trench si.o
helps preserve tne qualify of the
silage.
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j
the hign court decision.
VEEP DISAGREES
Case's views were not shared by i
Vice President Nixon, however, '
who said the South cannot elect a i
president without the two-party :
system. The Republican party is
virtually dormant in the South,
Raleigh School's Project:
WashingFon School Finds Astounding
Results In Experimental Reading Work
Washington School has produced
astounding results in reading with !
ihe new experimental program car
ried out this year according to a j
, report released to J. W. Raton.
Principal of the school by ur. Neil
, Rosser, Director of Instruction for
the Raleigh Public Schools, who
conducted the survey.
The use of the plan here stem
med from the November meeting
of tne Superintendent with Prin
cipals in which a discussion was
held on the Improvement of read
ing in the Raleigh schools At this
meeting. Superintendent Jesse O.
i Sanderson suggested that two
: chords in Raieigh try the plan on
an experimental basis
Mr. Eaton asked that. Washing
- lon School be selected as one of
them. Immediately, he received the
endorsement of his P. T. A. ami
faculty and after a short period of
mentation of teachers and pupils,
the program was begun in the 4ib,
sth, and 6th grades in the middle
if January and ended in May with
cre-tpsis and post-tests adminis
tered by Dr. Rosser.
The results of these te-ts
show that the 213 pupils in
these grades made an average
gain in Reading of more than
one year's progress in less than
4 months' time. The average
gain per pupil was 9 months or
ihe equivalent of a school year
for Uie sth eparte. D ”•«
for the 6th grade, and 11 months
lor the fourth grade,
port reveals that 6 pupils mov
ed three grades higher in Read
ing. 28 pupils gained two years
and 87 pupils made at least one
year’s progress in that time.
Another significant result of the
report shows that these students
read 6844 books from the school
library or an average of 32 books,
coinciding with this reading prog
ram. Five pupils read more than a
hundred books, 25 pupils read .non?
‘.uhn 50 books and 93 pupils read
•uore than 20 books. Book reports
and comments whispered to the
'ettchcr were used to verify the
accuracy of these facts.
Principal Eaton says that the
eachers in the reading program
'
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air conditioning, demon
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j ' Dr. Sportsman, automatic
transmission, red nn>.l
white, demonstrator. Pric
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|" ~ LEARNING BY DOING .. . ~~|
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READING CLASS AT WASHINGTON SCHOOL
i , 1
tverv. d such marked improve
-1 nent in the school that they recorn
nerid its continuation for another
| rear. In their evaluation oi the pro
gram they state that they were
.bile to cover more ground and
.each more skills because the pro
gram gave the stuednts a feeling of
success, removed emotional blocks,
11 roused a new competitive spirit
and made Reading an exciting ex
perience for many who had previ
> usly been handicapped. He says
| that although the program was in
operation a short time, it has cre
ated a new emotional climate for
oil the children, thereby helping
the gifted child as well as the slow
Icat nor.
- "it has not only raised the rcad-
I r.g level and increased the circu
'lition of library books but It has
Janee-Bullock Vows
Solemnized in Aoex
APEX The home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Atwater was the scene of
the June 14 wedding of Miss Eva
Doris Bullock and Sgt. Bobby Jones
The Rev. R. 1,. Lewis officiated.
The bride Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mr?. James Bullock >f Apex.
She is a graduate of the Apex Con
solidated High School.
The bridegroom, son of the Inte
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones of Apex,
i: stationed with the U. S. Army in
j Alaska.
Musi ’ was presented by Mr. Aden
jjjpSSjMis
Miss Delores Peterson Weds
Airman In Quiet Ceremony
Miss Delores E Peterson and
Airman 1-C William McClcr.v.
were united m marriage in a
, quiet ceremony here Sunday at
ternoon. June 8. The Rev. J. W.
Jonas officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mi
and Mrs. W. F. Peterson of 82’
Ellington Street, Raleigh, and the j
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs, Arheal McClean of Brass
i Street, Raleigh.
Given in marriage by per fa
liter, the bride wore a ballerina
length dress of white Chantilly
j lace over taffeta. Miss Deiur—,
1 Johnson was maid of honor and
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I V *
AIRMAN ANO MRS. WIIXIAM MrCI.fCAN
also improved study .habits and
! scholarship, increased daily atten
dance. and curbed many discipli
nary problems; thus making th
' children happier and better adjust
i ed than before." comments Mr. Ku
: ton. Hr; points with pride to mac.'
incidents substantuutinp: these
- rt&tements end facl -of which the
: following are typical.
! Music provides recreation fc
| youngsters and th< y are always
j eager to leave subject classes for :
! this special once-a-week period. •
One day, a number of students were ,
reported to be • cutting" Strings
Class The Principal found them in
the newly created Reading I.abo
■ ator.v.
•John is a 6th grade youngster
whose environment could not
be the envy of any of fiis class
Page.
’ Given in marriage by her father,
i the bride wore a ballerina gown of
: i ! rench embroidered accessories
Maid of honor was Miss Ida Fran
ces Davis.
-Sgt. Oiiie McClain of. ihe U. S.
Marines was best man.
A reception was held on. the
' lawn of the Atwater’s honv. Mrs.
. Mable Young of Raleigh presiinu
i at the punch bowl.
The- couple left June 16, to make
: 1 their home in Alaska.
the bridegroom's brother. Henry •
McClean. was h«st man.
A reception followed immecn
atel.v after the ceremony, at. the
YWCA. White feverfew and baby
lace adorned the tables. Mrs. Ms ■
ble Sanders anti Mrs. Tempi*’
Lindsey served at the punch bo',:
Out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Knight of Wil
son, Mrs. Retha Green, Mrs. A;,
lee McQueen of Fayetteville, and
Sgt. Leon Collins of Fort Bragg,
The couple wilt make then
home in California, where the
(grown is stationed at Edwards
Air Force Base.
THE CAROLINIAN
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE *l, J#«B
mates. He attended school only !
when being forced by the mi- I
ant officer. He became so fas
cinated with the reading ilaxs |
that he didn't miss a single <la\
of it. After reading was over
he was reported many times fur
iiaving slipped off the school
grounds. He said. •"I'he Read-'
ing Laboratory is lots of fun.”
.Timm# was » retarded t cadet i
always enjoyed mechanical i
• >v.s and devices but not. books. In j
•• Rending I.abo' ntory Itc- read a'- j
•osl 20 books with delight. One !
'ttnday morning he slipped one o‘
books just bepm that mornine.
Sunday School to finish reading
ir Church heynti.se I'■ wos so rij
•rosScd in the story When he was
of iscd that such an act would be j
oolite, he ait reed to put the book j
••way for the Rerv ices Upon re- >
luring home he fin; h-d the entire
rorv before dinner. His reading I
’cvel jumped one and one-half I
grade* in four months.
Bessie, a fifth prudei who has al- ■
v ays enjoved high scholastic re- j
ward? sumassed all her previous I
• •'cords arid sew-d the highest
s’ttuiher n* bo*' 1, - in the entire 1a-
CONTLMf 11l as PAGE 10) ;
Legal Notices !
Xtmct OF SERVICE OF PROCESS
BY Pbl-.Mf'A'HON
SI ATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OK WAKE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
1.1!.L1E MAE HOWARD.
Plaintiff
Vs
RAYMOND HOWARD
Defendant
TO RAYMOND HOWARD:
TAKE NOTICE THA .
A pleading seekiny relief again-t >:
has been filed in the at>o\ e entitled
at;! ion.
The nature of the relief 03111
sought is as follows to secure an *. 1
solute divorce on the part of the pla n :
years continuous separation between
tiff based upon the grounds of twi
the plaintiff and the defendant.
Yin a,y required to make defense u.
such pleadings riot later than Atiy'-i
2. 1958. and upon your failure to do s-,
the party seeking relief against w.i-j
will apply to the Court for the re’icf
sought.
June 14. 21. 28: Juh 5. 158
SAHA AL! EN
Assistant ( lert: of Suye.uu Couti
F. J. CARNAGE, Ait;
ADMINISTRATRIX’!! NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
Having qualified as Admini-uati o,
o( the Estate of Marion Snow, dei • us
ed, tale of Wake County. Norm Caro
lina. this is to notify all persons ria.--
ng claims against the Estate of -aid
deceased to exhibit there to the under-]
' signed at 218 S Hay Wood Street, r. i
leigh. North Carolina, on or before t.-e
24th day of May. 1959, or this not'rc
wil' be pleaded in bur of their tec iv
ory Alt persons indebted to the Estate
wiii please make immediate pa ■lutn:.
Tins the 24th day of Mav, 1958
MRS EVA MAE WEI. 145,
Administratrix
218 S Haywood Sheet
Raleigh, N. C
May 24. 31; June 7. 14. 2!. 28 1958
IN THE SUPERIOR I OI RT
NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF WAKE
Citv of Raleigh
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
Petitioner
vs.
Belief t a D Wilson, Marfa re > P.
Brooks, Rubi-rt l' Parham. Jr.,
Ann Elba Madeline Parham, asb,
Wake County
Det»ariant“
To the defendants Benetta D, Wilson,
Margaret P. Brooks and Robert U.
Parham Jr. You and each of you will
lake notice that’a proceeding entitled ;
us above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Wake County, No;:li
Carolina to condemn fur public use. )<>
wit. for street purposes, lands in Wake
County Norm Carolina rk-aerltjed ns
fOllOWS!
BEGINS at a point lit the present
light of Way Hue of Qbvrtin Hoad
r! the northeast cormn of tiie pro
perly designated as- tbi W. W Mor
gan lot, runs thence vs Ith the Mar
pan line south S 9 deg. 88 min west
to the lot of C S Manooch; them-*
wjfh the Manoovh tine in a north
t-rly direction 19ft fact U» the south•
ern proper tv hint of e proposed ac
cess road designated »» Hamit "£".
thc#fi: with the southern right of
way line of Rump "If" in the pre
sent western property line of O
brrlip Road; thence with Oberiln
Hoad in a southerly direction to
the oo;n! of Heginnirty
All as shown on map recorded in
the Office of the ftegistei of Deeds
of Wake County, in Book of Map*
195 R. page 48
And von v. i!) further take notsc
i that, you are required to appear at the
! Office of the Clerk of the Superior
I Court of Wake County In the Court
j house in Raleigh. North Carotins, on
|or before the 16th day of Ju!y, 1953
: und answer or demur to the petition
i of the petitioner, and if you fail to do
Iho the petitioner will apple to the
court for the relief demanded in toe
complaint.
Tins the ,78th dav of Mav. 191.8.
SARA ALLEN
Assistant Clerk of Superior Court
I June 7. 14, 21 28. 1358.
CLASSIFIED I
RATES I
Number of tunnel and coat par wnriW
usattßs i i • m
Coat per word 4t it Je 1
per line,
per Issue I 0« 18c Hie U-jji
Such woid ahoreviatlor., initial <n
symbol count as one word. H
Uuncuistlon minks are NOT ccmntejH
as word"
Die minimum number of word* S
any want ad t* 13 words You wifl
save money uy ordering vour ad tH
run 8 or 12 is: 'ie=, ~ iqH
Weekly Wunl Ads may he tetrphonaH
lU routeii Wednesday up to 10 A M ffi
FOR SALE ;
FIVE HALF ACRE LOTS—I 1-10 ra«
from Ciab Tree Creek Bridge ofl
l.een illy Road Suitable of occupancvH
T. L. Butler. 116 S. Harrington Strenra
Dial TF. 3-4651 2
SPECIAL SERVICES 2
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10-miiuttif ss,;k], Research, Manufej
ei-nots editfd and uui in good Sngfl
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Augustine, College. Raleigh, N. C. J
AUTO & TRUCK RENTALS
WAKE -U-DRIVE.IT—CARS. faticsA
A lire TKAiI.EKS rOR RENT If
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there are many oat gala* offered
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Legal Notices
NO, UK UK LXI-.t.i. iK.X
if a-. !• a., f \ ecu,! j a Uau,
la.-; vvm ~na testament of me.
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.ms iiuuct vv. . be ineatied in oa, o
. ... rcc >ve ty. A,, pci mi.!;-: im.eoted 1...u
...u t- .ale • . pi.-aae muae unmecu
pa.vu.eiu lo me
: Tali 2. I si,. ... 1958.
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.. .’lll l . • .M . - Me. ■ A ..
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a2, 1 V* ait. la olt eel,
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fcXKCUIKIX S NOIL fc
NORTH LAROUNA
vVAh.ii, Uv.N'i i
Having qualified a- Executrix of tht
Esute of Piauftis \vuhs, oercabtd, ;ai
of Wake County, Norm Carotin*. f .rt
is to noiiiy all pei sons having ci*,in
j against the estate ot said deceased ti
: t-xliibu them lo tiie undersigned al fu
itiagij Street, Raleigh, Norm Carolina
on or before the 3Cth day oi April
19jS, or '.nis notica will be pie, ded u
bar of tiieir recovery A.i persons m
Oi-bted to the Estate *m pieaM maki
uninediaie payment
Tills 30th day of April, 1958.
I.UCfLI.e. WILMS. Executrix
F .1 ( AHNAGE, Atl'y.
May 17, 24, 31; June 7, 14. 21. <
ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE |
I NORTH CAROLINA
I WAKE COOTJTY ;
The undersigned. naving quatified i
1 Adßiinistrati l>;, C.T.A., of the bs*»'.<
; oi Ahe Unwell, deceased, late of Wain
County, this is to notify ail person
| having claims against said Evta'.e ti
. present them to the undersigned nn ft
j before the 24ih day of May, 1988, c
this notice will be pleaded in bar o
! recovery. All persons indebted to .4,u;
Estate will please make tmihatf) f<
payment to the undeinigned.
Tliis the 16U1 day of May, 195*
MRS ANNIE. M. HINTON
Administratrix, C. T A.
ioi> fiotk Quarry Rd,
Raleigh, N. C.
i 'TAYLOR A MITCHELL
Court*ei for Adtniniytxatri*, C.T.A.
Raleigh, N C.
May 34, 31, June 7 14 SI, M. 1968
IN THE icrauint COURT
NORTH ‘ AftOLINA
WAKJS COUNTY
EDNA. R. ANDERSON. PlamtiH.
V*.
HOWARD J. ANDERSON, Defendant.
NOTICE
The above named defendant. How
ard J Anderson wIL take notice tea'
an action entitled as above ha* by*.
I’omtnenccd in the Superior Court c
Wake County, North Carolina, by thi
plaintiff to Mature an absolute divorci
from the difendatil upon th* eruumS
that plaintiff end defendant Tmve liv
ed separnUi and a/>art for more thin
two year* ■•u-xt. preceding the bringilij
of tht* action: and the defendant w I
farther take notice that he in require*
■ to appear at- the office of the Clark o:
• the Superior Court o< Wake Cpunty jj
• the courthouse in Raleigh, NofUi Caro
• iina on tiie I9th of July, 19S8. and an
: sv.cr or demur to the complaint v
1 said action or the plaintiff will «p
--i ply to the Court for tbs relief demand
t ed in fsaid complaint
This 23rd day ot May, 1M«.
SARA ALLEN
Afblfttant Clens of Wake County
Superior Court
j TAYLOR & MITCHELL
A-torneys for Plaintiff
I May 31; June 7, 14. *l, 1951