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Nearly 580 Attend National
New Homemakers Convention
GREENSBORO Nearly 500- >
school girls from Ifl-statos attend
ed the national meeting of the New j
Homemakers of America held at A I
&T College, June 9-15.
Meeting on the general theme, i
Teens With A Purpose', the young- j
tiers heard a series of addresses, 1
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•55 CHEVROLET pickup $295 '
’sl STUDEBAKER 2-Dr. $295
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’ participated in countable discussions
i on matters of interest to teenage
j girls, elected a new slate of otfi
j ceia and had the time . f thei’ lives
: in a busy round of social activities.
v Principal speakers appearing
on tin* five-day meet included:
i Ur. Wamioth T Gibbs, pri-G
--deni of AAT Coilege; Dr. VVilla
B. I’larer. president of Bennett
t'ollege; Dr Irvin V. Sperry,
professor of Family Develop
inent at Woman's College of (he
University of North Carolina;
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j to 40" with Selecf-O-Width
Tines Boianced eory
handling. Rugged,
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ask vs to demonstrate
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Champion
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Mrs. ktreU Alexander, Greens,
boor attorney and Mrs. tiara
Evans, coairiuan of me Gome
Economics Department and Rev.
t ieo At. Mel oy, director of Re
ligious Activities botii oi A*
l t'oncge.
Among thi! matters receiving
special attention m roundtable dis
cussions by the young visitors
were; Improving human relations
broadening iipi<Li».ii values, recog
nizing t.ie vaiue ai ■•oucation, finn
ing iv.rtnr opertuuiues in Home
lsconunucs and •becoming better ci
tizens.
i.ula Mae Goolsby, Mocl.sviUe, N.
C , the retiring nntHTial pi tsiuenl
delivered rhe main address at the
banquet in Murphy Hall on Thuts
<u,y wining Other -.octal affaiis
it-luded. a icceplmn given by
President and Mi's. Gibbs, an out
door .Smorgasbord and vesper sei
va.e at tii.r Gt(■l‘ii.iooi t> Country
Park; BeuiOow Hound the World ,
a pagr.unt which included rupees
entatinn by delegates from each of
the stales and a dance.
New officers elected to guide
the organisation during the
coming year included: Martha
Harris. MfAlfster, Okla. pres
ident; Betty lean Batts, t har
leston. Mo., .Janice C.ririnage,
Midillflowt, Del.. and Kettle
Jones, f>\ford, Aliss., all vice
presidents; Olivia Ann Gifford,
liubliii, fla.. -secretary and Jer
ine Mercer, I retlericltsburg,
Va., treasurer.
The convention was conducted
under the supervision of Miss Lois
Oliver. 'Washington, D. C, nation
.-d adviser. Mrs.' Marie Moffitt. Mrs.
Lucy F. James, both of Durham
and Mrs. Kvans. shared responsi
bilities as members of the host
committee.
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HEAD NATIONAL NEW HOMEMAKERS Elected as officers to guide the New Homemakers of
America at the annual uatiotiai convention held last week at A&T College were from left to right: (seal
ed) Olivia Ann Gifford, Dublin, Ga.. secretary; Martha Harris. McAlester, Okla., president and Jeritu
steicer. Fredericksburg, Va., treasurer. The vice presidents on the back row are; Keltic Jones, Oxford
Miss.; Bettv Jean Betts, Charleston, Mo., and Janice Griimage. Middletown. Delaware.
\T STATE GARDEN MEET Among Ihe principals participating in the ninth annual convention
of the Federation of Garden Clubs of North Carolina held at A& T College last week were: Mrs.
| Grace Lewis, Greensboro, chairman on local arrangements; Mrs. J, K. Redding, Oxford, president and
Mrs. O. H. Hawkins, Warrenton, recording secretary.
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BUICK Special 4-Dr. hardtop, Jet black finish, radio and heater, whir« wall tires,
automatic transmission, low mileage, showroom condition.
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custom interior, automatic transmission, white wall tires, like new.
BUICK Century hardtop.’4-Dr. white wall tires, radio and heater, automatic
*'* transmission, clean as new.
iC/v FORD 4-Dr. hardtop, wtiite wall tires, automatin transmission, ladio and heater,
one owner, ready to go.
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"" solid black finish, automatic transmission, clean.
L“4 CHEVROLET 210 4-Dr. heater, white wall tires, automatic transmission, fender
* skirts, white over pea green, clean and ready to go.
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THK CAiOUMTAJ#
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JTS7NK S*. IMS
Woman Seeks
Judgeship Os
Probate Court |
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DETROIT CANPt - Politics In 1
the past few years have flung
wide the gates and let several Ne
groes Into good positions here,
such as U. S. congressmen, state
senators and representatives, judg-i
es and leaser jobs.
Now, for the first time in
the history of the Motor City
a Negro woman is coming out I
to ran for judge of tine pro
bate court. Sin is Mrs. Jessie
Slaton, a practicing attorney, j
Judges in all courts in the city I
end county are elected at large on <
nonpartisan tickets for a six-yea i
term. Mrs. 81a ton will have to de :
feat one of three incumbents.
Select hogs to be shipped early J
ami allow them to quieten down c
1) fore loading
[ . (
Legal Motsces |
NOTICE Of' SERVICE OF PROCESS ’
j BV PUBUCATIUN
; STATE NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF WAKE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
; | t,SSNA PERRY,
Plaintiff * j
i I THOMAS PERK Y.
! ‘ OeiellUanl
1 i TO THOMAS PERRY
I I TAKE NOTICE THAT
j; A pleading' seekui' relit-/ ayamrt \.,i;!
I ; ita.s been iiicd Uie above eniiije.ii
1 ueiutn.
I ! Tl<e nature oi the rtli-f being sou-tlil !
II is a- follow.- ho sen re nn absolute i
. j divorce on tin- part of the plainer'!
; based upon tin grounds of two isms)
. continuous separation between thet
I plaintiff i.r.d ihe defendant.
| You are required to make defense 1
to such pleadings not later than Ace
;. i list 9th, iS.itt, and upon .lour failure to;
: do so, *he party seeking relief again,! j
! iou will apply to the Court for the i<
j lief souelit j
j This 18th d.-v of June, ]HSB
KARA All EN
Ar.sr.taut Link of Superior 'ouitii
t' J CARNAGE Any, f■,
June 21. 28; July . 12, tikifl
IN SUPERIOR COURT
j NORTH CAROLINA
i ! WAKE COUNTY
VELMA RICHARDSON
Plaintiff
HENRY J RICHARDSON,
t ; Defendant
| The ibnve named defendant. Henry* 1
; |J. Richardson will take notice tlias. ah i
| j taction emifa-d as above has been *‘om~ j
1 mem;, U :. ihe Superior Court of Wake 1
County North Carolina, by the oiatn-!
1 I*H to secure an absolute divorce from j
tile defendant upon the ground tiiat t
i j plaintiff and defendant have vrd
.separate end apart for more than two
i years ne ct preceding the bringing of
i this action; anti the-* defendant will
| further take notice that he is reqm ed
I »*> appear at the olfir of the Clerk of
I i the Superior Court of Wake County, in
t the courthouse in Raletgn. North Cer-I
i olma. r.,\ <,<• before ihe 9th day of
August, J9.';E. and answer or demur to'
the complaint In said action, or t ■■!
plaintiff will apply to the Court J
the relief demanded in said rumpiatnf. '
This 1.7 1 i. dav of June. 1973.
SARA ALLEN
Assistant clerk of Wake County j
Suprrioi Court
TAYLOR A MITCiiE 1,
Attorneys tot Plaintiff
June 21, 2S; July 5-12, 1953
NOTICE OK SERVICE OF PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
, COUNTY OF WAKE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
ULUS MAE HOWARD
Ptaimiif
RAYMOND HOWARD
Defend ant
TO RAYMOND f'O/.ARD:
TAKE NOTICE THA .
A pleading seeking relief against ye ; 1
has been filed in ihe above entitled
action.
The nature of the relief being I
sought Is as follows to secure an »■ I
solute divotee nn the part of the pLim
years continuous separation betv»rn!
tiff based upon the grounds of tw >
the plaintiff and the defendant.
You are inquired to make defense to •
such pleadings not later than Aug --t
2. 1936, and upon you failure to do
ihe party sc'-king relief against you |
wilt apply to the Court for the relief I
sought i
June 14. 21, 28; July 5 18».
SARA ALIEN
Assistant Clerk of Superior Court l
F. J. CARNAGE Attj
IN THE SrPE’HOH COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF WAKE
City of Raleigh
NOTICE, OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
Petitioner
vs.
Benetia D Wilson, Margaret P.
Brooks Robert V Parham, Jr ,
Ann Elisa Madeline Parham, and
Wake County
Defendant*
To ihe defendants Ben.etta D Wilton,
Margaret P Brooks and Robert O. '
Parham, Jr : You and each of you will j
take notice that i proceeding entit'eci j
as above has been commenced in the j
Superior Court of Wake County, North
Carolina to condemn for public ure, tv|
wit. for street purposes, lands in Wake i
County. North Carolina described as j
follows;
BEGINS »t a point in the present
right of way line of Oberiin Road
at the northeast corne. of the pro
perty designated as the W W Mor
gan lot. runs thence with the Mor
gan line south 82 deg. 58 min west
to the lot of C. S Manooch; thenco
with the Manooch line In a north
erly direction 105 feel to the south
ern property line of a proposed ac
cess road designated as Ramp "E"
thence- with the southern right of
way line of Ramp "E" to the pre
sent western property line of O
beritn Road; (hence with Oberlin
Road in a southerly direction to
the point of Beginning
Ail as shown on map recorded tn
the Office of the Register of Deeds
of Wake County, in Book of Maps
1938, page 40.
And you will further take notice
that you are required to appear at the
Office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Wake County In the Court
house in Raleigh North Carolina, on
( or before the 18th day of .July, 1253
I and answer or demur to the petition
I of the petitioner, and if you fail to do
I so tin- petitioner will apply to the;
I court for the relief demanded in toe I
I I complaint.
I This Ihe 28th dav of M»v, 1958.
SARA ALLEN
1 June'{‘h," 21.~ 28. \m.' • . ’
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Cost per word 4* 4e to Se
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ibtncluatiou marks ate NOT counted
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Die minimum number ot word* tj»
suv want ad i* U words You will *
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through Wednesday up to it' 4 M.
CARD Ol< THANKS
. family of tnc late Mrs. Zeds
t wish.-s u. thank their marty
i triends foi tile, kind expression of
I sympathy shown during the illness and
j death ul Mrs. Chavis
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Haij;eU Si . pu-iiic a f-wjo*
Legal Notices
i\,» v. wi b.i.tv »*v. A
n.-, i avujhu unacF
-tic ia; t viui no tcsiaineni o£ iVir.i.
••urj’ A ike Dvjiisli* 1 idrt ul v». ii»
uUiily, uiis is a* i4iv« iiDviCfc i.nai .. i
persom liavuig claims i.\ib
.utc ui Mrs. dViary uvuls Ouas^u,
*4. ct*ut>ea, lu HKiUOIX Uium io ui« » -fl
.ici.sigiied on or oeioie -d, >r
am notice wus tnc piciAutd in oa; of
tieir rccuvti'>. Aa pprttoos inuecied io
.said estati wiU piea»*f maKe uninea**
*iM5 payment to me.
Tins uia.' of May, 1839.
Ml<S. SADAr- fc.L,j/rAuJi, i n MERRICK.
Executrix of tun,. Mar y Auce
v
j2>) Wan.Ui street,
VviJituaite'On, N C
t- A. SOi-L>skiDN. Jr.. Attorney
ij)ior ibuiioing
Rsuelgh, Mortn Carolina
o-zn. 6-4. li, lU. Uj 4-4
txxct i tux-S NOTH k
i north lakolina
j WAKE COUNTY
Having quautied a- Executrik 9I file
I Esiau; ot Pitiiims \viiiis, ueceaseu. -
of Wake county. North Carolina. .1 s
is tu notify ail persons having cuptu
against the estate of said ciepeased .0
t-AiubU them to ;hc undersigned at V<>
Bragg Street, Haleigh. Norpi Carolm.i.
ou or before ihe JCtb day ot April,
i Uk>9, ot this notice will be pleaded u«
1 bai of their recovery All persons in
debted io the Estate will please m«u;e
immediate payment.
This 301 h day ot April. 1958
LUCILLE WILLIS, Executru
F. J. CARNAGE, Alt v
May 17. 24, 31; June 7, 14, 31.
I
ADMINISTRATRIX - h NOTICE
| NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE CONUTY
The undersigned, having qusiUied a.
I Administratrix, C.T.A., of the Estt.r
j oi Abe Powell, decessed. .late of Wake
< 'ounty, ibis U to notify alt persons
j having ciainia against said Est«-e ui
| present them to tha undersigned on 01
before the irtth day of May, 1859, 01
lids wotiee will b« pleaded t* bar jl
recovery. All persona Indebted to su
Estate wiU please make lmmedt- 1 e
payment to the undersigned.
This the 18th day of Mav, 193*
MKS. ANNIE M HINTON
Administratrix, C. T. A.
5'J5 Rock Quarry Rd,
Raleigh, N. C.
TAYLOR St MITCHELL
Counsel for Administratrix. C.T a
Raleigh. N. C.
May 24 31: June 7, 14. *’. 38. 1868
A DMCNIoTRATRTX'B NOTICK
NORTH CAHOI.INA
WAKE COUN’rv
Having qualified »s Administratrix
of the Estate of Marlon Snow, deceas
ed, late of Wake County, North Caro
lina. this a to notify all persons na-r
--mfi claimß against the Estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the un-iur
signed at 218 S. Haywood Street. Ra
leigh, North Carolina, on or before Erie
24th day of May, IMS, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar rs their recov
ery All persons indebted to ihe Estat*
; will please make immediate payment.
This the 24th day of May. 1958.
MRS. EVA MAE WELLS.
Administratrix
g. Haywood Street
May 24, 3i; June 7, 14, 31, ii. iHA •
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