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SITUATIONS HELP WANTED Workshop Conference At Shew Ends With Reports From Groups The workshop conference at ( Shaw University ended on Thurs- ] - nay, September 11, with reports j 1 from the workshop groups. The I theme of the workshop was “How j Can We Improve Tire Teaching- i Learning Process at Shaw Urriver- j sify? The genera! session was open- j comparT THESE PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY j ’55 FORD Tudor $895 'sl CHEVROLET Fordor . $245 '54 PLYMOUTH Sedan $795 : •56 FORD 4-Dr. $1095 '53 FORD 2-Dr . . - $1095 '55 CHEVROLET 2-Dr. - $1095 '55 CHEVROLET 2-Dr. $1095 j 'SO OLDS, 4-Dr $145 I BILLON MOTOR COM P A N Y 126 E DAVIE ST t TE 3-3231 N C. Dealer 2984 • BUY FINE FURNITURE FROM A CAROLINIAN Bonus Money Store i We hsve anything in Fur niture „ , . from a lamp, end I table, occasional chair to j completely furnishing a whole house. E*™ AND WE HAVE A““ s ”“ CREDIT PLAN FOR YOU | Joyce & Bailey j Furniture Co. 121 E. 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PHONES TEmpie 2 $333 2-8334 MOS 3 DAf S 3 : THURS, FRIDAY SATURDAY I Chatham County PITTS BOR 0- ONE MILE EAST ON HIGHWAY 64 THE MOST DIVERSIFIED EXHIBITION EVER SHOWN AT A CHATHAM COUNTY FAIR! | You Cannot Afford To Miss The j PALMETTO EXPOSITION ON THE MIDWAY j With Its Many Attractions!! \ BRING THE KIDS AND SPEND THE DaY i Be Sure To Register For The Atlas Sewing Machine The guest speaker for the or- j easlon was Dr. G. K. Ferguson, J director, division of Negro Ed- At Oberlin Baptist Church: j ■ Or. Grady Davis Honored [ On His Fifth Anniversary ! Sunday, Sept. 14, was a very i special day at historic Oberlin | I Baptist Church, located on Ober | lin Road in the heart of the Ra-! i leigh community of that name. I it was on that date, five years I ago thai Dr. Grady D, Davis as- ■ j sumed the pastorate of that pvo-j ' gressivh church. Much has hap- j j pened at Oberlin Baptist since Dr. i 1 Davis took over the spiritual j ; leadership there. Doubtless the j I most significant of these happen-j ! ings was the fire that completely j j destroyed the old wooden church j ' edifice in January 1955. The rebuilding isf the church —a brand new modern brick structure, complete with sep arate Sunday school ouarlers ! i and service areas—in seven j ucation, State Department of Public Instruction Hr. Fergu son said that, the Negro teacher has continued to improve his status in education through further study. Reports and tables revealing the j results of tpsts and grades at Shaw j ! University Indicated the necessity j | for the instructor to attempt to , i loach ‘he student at his level, »• \ : itvidcms arc entering college? with ; ! low reading abiltv. Topics discussed by three sepa ■ rate grouna were. 1 What are some j | basic teaching competencies? 2. j What are some personal traits necessary for the effective teach • mg proct ?-s’ > 3 How can the library, i audio-visual aids, and field trips bt? | : used as instruments for improving | ! the teat-htng-leamir.a process" Some basic tcachsn? compe tencies and personal traits listed as cahraeteristics of a good teacher arc s sound philosophy of education, skills, commensur ate wHh teaching, positive atti- , tu'Ds,, good habits, eounseiitig ability. maturity, breadth of interest integrity, friendliness, enthusiasm, sense of humor, creative obiectivltv, iovaUies and ideals as they pertain to .*-eas. The noservntion was made that : ■-’em' failed to make full use i the library, due to their inability j > read with comprehension. Tt "/as ; ’so brought out. that text books in i imp subjects are above the read- ! I me ability of students; auditio vis- > ; u;il aids and community resources | j ran be used to a great advantage. I j It was the group's opinion that T. 1 ; V. Education should not. be used as j I : replacement of the conventional | classroom, but as a snoplement: \ md that, students should be encovr- ! j :-«*ed to read newsnapevs, tnaga- ’ ;/in«s and periodicals. ' The two-day session closed with i the recommendation that 3 remed- ! ! '■■! reading cU«’c be established at 1 Shaw University, j Leaders in the discussion were i Mrs Martha Wheeler’, registrar; Dr. j Marguerite M Adams, counselor; ! Dr. Foster P. Pavne dean of the i College, Mrs. E, B Cofield, a®sis i t,ant professor in education; Carl j DeVane, chairman of the social sci ence division and Hersebel Irons, j chairman of the division of natural sciences and mathematics. —Low Cost Advertising ■— fP*£gW!l FOR WHAT HAVE YOU ... DIAL TEmple 4-5558 LEGAL NOTICES REAL ESTATE ROOMS APARTMENTS short months can well lie con sidered Dr. Davis' most sig nificant achievement dining | the live eventful years of his pastorate in Oberlin. Since its rebuilding and oc-1 ■ cupancy. progress has been steady i at Oberlin Baptist Church so with [ j a son,: of grat tude and rejoicing i ; in them hearts, the officers, mem- • ! bers and friends of the church I ! met Sunday afternoon. Sept. 14 j to honor their beloved leader and ! to shower expressions of their de votion on both he mid Mrs. Davis. Before a beautiful floral back- j i ground of ferns, snap dragons, p.s- j I ters, Dr, F, L. Bullock, Dr. Davis' j : pastor for 12 years and the min- j - istsr who baptized him and re- j j ceived him into Christian fellow- j i ship, at the Faithful Band Bap- i I list Church, in Pleasant Hill, N ! 1 C., delivered the anniversary ser- ; I man, Dr. Bullock, pastor of the large 1 I Cool Springs Baptist Church, near ■ j Roanoke Rapids, N C. did not | ' come to preach this anniversary ! i sermon alone. He brought several j of his officers and members and ! ! he also brought his choir, a. group | ; of male and female voices who, j I when they are singing, give the j ’impression that singing is what ; they were born to do. Speaking of, . choirs, the choir of the Oberlin i Baptist Cliurch has long been no ted for its singing abilities but 1 ; several members of the choir of 1 the Oberhn Church readily admit-1 ted that from both a Qualitative' Chatham Fair Underway; Over 30,000 Expected | PITTSBOEO - - The 9th an- ; riual Chatham County Fair, with | the most exciting midway ever j. shown m the county, is expected i | to exceed an attendance of mors J > than 30,000, due to the crowd that: 1 I attended Monday's opening. The feature of the first day was j • ! a talent hunt that saw Misses j ! Mary Force, Central High, Ashe-; : : boro: Emma Minor. Lincoln High, | , ■ Chapel Hill; Frankie Woodle, also; ■of Central High; Barbara Jean;. Alston, Horton High Pittsboro. i 1 and Kenneth Minor, Lincoln High,! 1 . ppit their talents Monday nigh;.;; As a result they will compete for ; top honors Friday night. The win ; ner will receive $25.00 while the ] runners-up will receive sls and;, $lO respectively. Tuesday night was featured |, with a beauty contest. Misses j. i Shirley Ann Tyson, Nellie Page, I j Helen Hill, Priscilla Hoskins and i Cozy Pc ndergi ast won the right I ; to Lake the coveted prize Friday j ! night- School Day was observed Wed- 1 | nesday with J. S. Waters, super intendent of county schools, mak ; ing the address. Bands from | Chatham High. Siler City sod | Horton High gave a band con i' cert. The children were, treated; to the famed dog act. said to be I | she best found in the southeast, i A GOOD SELECTION OF . . , GOOD USED CARS Reasonably Priced CAROLINA iOTOR SALES Corner Blount & Hargett Sts. Raleigh, N. C, N. C. Dealer 127$ !1 I LLow Cost oans I Loans Up I To .$25.00 I No Charire Os Any Kind ; Raleigh Industrial Loan | CORPORATION | 302 S. Salisbury St TE 3-2538 ! and quantitative standpoint they nad never heard any singing that surpassed the renditions of Dr - Bullock’s Cool Springs Baptist Church choir. Deacon Josepph T. Stredwlck. master of ceremonies for this an niversary occasion, was so im- < pressed with the choral offerings of this group that he expressed the desire to make some changes : in the program .in order to allow j , the choir time for more singing. 1 • This choir is directed by Mr. T. S | Cooper, Mr. Cooper, who is also j j the organist, is supervisor of raus- j ic and band director at the C S. ; Bullock called special attention to j Polk High School in Burgaw, N. C l in nis anniversary sermon. Dr. the impor tance of Use minister a? j, the interpreter of God’s will. He j urged the large audience to bi more considerate of their pastor , and to remember that God j speaks to men through the mouth.? j of His appointed ministers. Citing : tiie promise made to Joshua when he was called to take over as min- j i ister to the children of Israel af j ter the death of Moses, Dr. Bui- 1 | lock quoted Gods promise to; S Joshua to stand by him, if Josn | ua preached His word to the He- ■ ! brew children with courage.; ; strength and faith. The speaker declared that. God 1 : is still making that promise to j ; those called by Him to preach His word and he urged his listener:, ■ to hoed the voice of their minis- j | ters as long as those voices were ; used as mouth-pieces for God. i Dr. Bullock was lavish in his ; | praise of the members of the O i berlin Baptist Church for taking | time out to honor and praise ihmr j pastor. He said that pastors live j j longer and have more fruitful j ; lives when church members show ; ! apppreciation for their efforts; | and endeavors. "You are saying ; , today, thank you, Dr. Davis, for | 5 years of faithful service to u?," I Dr. Bullock said, reminding them! 1 that they should strive to emulate : The Home Demonstration Club; will stage a fashion show at S i 5 Friday evening. Contestants will be entered from Chatham. More and Randolph counties The sack, the chemise and all of the style.-; will be featured. Judging was the feature of the; first day. For the best chickens i exhibited, Leroy Goins and M.a. Daisy McQuiller took the ribbons. ! M|’s. Edna Andrews took the hon orrs for the best rabbits. Leroy Gojns was another winner when his Hertford heifer was given the Blue Ribbon. Larry Paige's entry took the Red Ribbon in this ex hibit. Douglas Farror had the bes; ■ cow. He had to be contented with | second place when jt came to j cows. London Richardson placed j first. There was a photo finish m the! pigs’ division and M. L. Farror, I William Patterson and Wesley; Andrews received Red Ribbons for j their prize pigs. Mrs. Mary Alice | Alston had the best hog. W. c. Bryant got both a Red and Blue Ribbon in the young calf division while Walter and Kenneth Tur - i rentine took Red Ribbons, C. W Baldwin's prize winning bull was j the winner in that division. Mi Baldwin took ail the Ribbons in | the beef cattle division. L AUTOMOBILE SIGNATURE FURNITURE s 1 j To The i People Os Rate if; h and Surrounding Coairminiiies I Lower Rates On Larger Loans . i § Y«u can bor- S row from u - Be even though 9 you owe otti- S ers. 1 $lO to SSOO m rm cmtQumm WEEK ENDING gATOBIDAT, SEPTEMBER 88. 1958 Dr. Davis in their daily lives. In his opening remarks, Mr Stredwiek said that, "this anni versary service’’ was another milestone m the long history cf the Obtrim Baptist Church." ‘ IS is an event to commemorate 5 years of happiness." said Ms. Sired wick. Invocation and Scripture read ing wan by the Reverend Mr. M. N. Cobb, a graduate and former student ol Dr. Davis’ Theological Seminary, Sliav University. The prayer for the service was given ] by the Reverend Mr. Abraham j Walter, a present student of Dr. j Davis’, it 1 , the theological .-•emi-1 nary. Deacon Walter F. Curt; .; superintendent of the Oborim j Sunday School presented the j guest speaker. Dr. F. L. Bullock,; to the audience. The Kilt presentations were j made for the church; a silver! fruit bowl, Mr. E. Flagg; for the! usher beard silver candle holders. Mr. Edward Curtis; for the Sun- ! day School, a silver bread tray, i Miss Audna Fields, for the BT.U .; a silver dish. Miss Julette Evans; j for church group Number 5. Mrs. j James Williams, several floral de -, signs. A gift of $115.00 from Mrs.: Stredwick was presented by Mr.; Strcdvvick Both Dr. and Mrs. Davis were i visibly shaken by this outpopuring j of love and affection. In express- j ing gratitude for both, Dr. Davis j praised his wife for her help in j making it possible for him to j carry on. He said that it was ira- j possible for him to express in j words his feeling and gratitude j but he promised to prove how grateful he was through service to the church and to the com munity as well. A reception in honor of Dr. and Mrs, Davis was held in the church Fellowship Hall immedi- j ately after the anniversary ser- j vice. MB GRADY DAVIS Besides attending to his duties as pastel of the Oberlin Baptist Churcn. Dr. Davis has held the post of dean of the theological seminary of Shaw University for the past several years. The fath er of 4 children, he and Mis. Davis and family are now residing in their new home on S. East j Street. a Fiue-curod tobacco that is topped and sucuered can be expected to greatly outproduce that which is left without these treatments. It Pays To ADVERTISE Legal Motio.es IN’ THE SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE Ol' ! SERVICE C,r PROCESS »HY PUBLICATION NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY Irene Douglas. Plaintiff v--. .John j D’o ugia. s, Tie tends nt . To John Douglas. Take notice th.it a pleading Mtekidf rolled against you has been tiled m toe above entitled action The nature of the relief being sought is as follow? • An action has been com menced by the plaintiff for the pur- \ i».»K • tit obtaining an absolute divorce ! upon statutory ground? of more than j two years separation. You arc advised to make defense to j such pleading not later than the 27 tu day si October, 1958. and upon you; * failure to do so the plains iff seeking •••erviee against you v-iil. apply to the Court f«r the relief bought, ’lnis tnr »,n day of September, 1952 tiara Alien As,si Uteri; of the Superior Court W. v, Brower Attorney IN THE SUPERIOR COURT BEFORE THE CLERK S P. NO. 873! NORTH CAROLINA WAKE COUNTY NOTICE OF SUMMONS JESSE C. SAUNDERS and wife, POLO* W. SAUNDERS. Petitions a 1 vs. MATTIE LAWSON and husband, LEON ARD LAWSON; BESSIE CRUDEP and husband. JOSEPH CRUDUP; HELEN MATTHEWS and Uuso-uui. THEODORE MATTHEWS; GtISSIR BULL and hus band. 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Sanders; James Scott and wife, if an.- | Christine Scott, and husband, if any, > Helen Matthews and husband, Theo ! dore Matthews; Fred Sanders, Unmar ried, Ora Sanders, Widow, Charlie Al fred Sanders and wife, if any, Rose Nell Sanders and husband, if any; Al gie Sanders and husband, if any, Rob ert Scott, Sr, and all other persons having an interest in said land or wno claim an interest in said land, their names and addresses being unknown to tiie petitioners; YOU and each of you w ill take no : lice that an action entitled above has ; been commenced in the Superior Court j of Wake County m which the petition - | era seek to sell the land herein des- I cribed for the purpose of dividing Inf ! proceeds; it being impracticable to df vide said land; YOU will take notice that you are required to appear at the office of t.ta undersfgMd Clerk of Superior Court of Wake County, on or before the 11th day of October, 1868. arid answer or de murrer to the petition filed herein or the petitioner* will apply to the Court, for the relief therein demanded. The raid Isnu which wlii be sold 1* described as follows: That lot or parcel of land lying and situate just east of the corporate limit of ihe City of Raleigh and better do?- i cubed and bounded by a ime as fei [ Sows; BEGINNING in the eastern line of ! Pettigrew Street at the S.W. corner of I Lang Powell's lot; thence running East ; with the said Powell’s line 157 > a feat, | more or less, to a stake; in the line of i Wesley Jenkins; thence south with | said Jenkins line 50 feet to a states, I thence west parallel with said Fowell’* i line 15714 feet, wore or less, to Petti ; grew Street; thence north with the [ eastern line of said Street 50 feet to : the BEGINNING. Being the northern j portion of the lot conveyed to Jas. ; Moore, April 8, ISOS, by Clark Crudep, ,-t »ls by deed recorded to Book 191, Page 132, in the office of tire Register of Deeds tor Wake County. This 26th day of August, 1858 KARA ALLEN Assistant Clerk of Superior Court V. 3. CARNAGE, Attorney. : August 30; September 6. 13. 20, • NOTICE OF SERVICE O? PROCESS BY PUBLICATION i STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTV' OF WAKE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT EMMA B TAYLOR. Planttff vs. MANKY TAYLOR, Dei*ncSan; TO HARRY TAYLOR: TAKE NOTICE THAT A pleading seeking «1W again?* v u hn« bees filed la th« above entitled action. The nature of th« relief being sough l is jus follows: To secure an absolu.r divorce on. the part of the plaint!#' baaed upon the grounds of two yea ? gontimiouc separation batwata the plaintiff and the dafandsott. You are required to make defens to suclt pleadings not later then O•- tober 38th, 1958, ana upon your failure to tic> so, the party seeking relief a gainst you will apply to tha Court fe the relief sought. This 2*N3fl day of August. 1958 SARA. ALLEN. A t. Ck. Superior Ct S’. J. CARNAGE, Attorney Aug. So; Sept, 0-13-*). AftIIEINMTRAIDH’S NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA WARS; COUNTY Having qualified a* Admlnlatratrls j of the Estate of Mr. Edward Janer. dr - i erased, late of Wake County, North i Carolina, this la to notify alt persons t having claims against the :;aid dehcased to e::hib‘.t them to the * undersisnad at '305 E. Lane Street, S«- j leigh. North Carolina, on or before ♦fn ! day of August, 1858 or this net ice will ! he pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to the estate will ; please make immediate pavment. This 4th day of August. 1839. ALBERTA HAYWOOD. Administratrix I T. 3. CARNAGE. At tamer Aai. 3. 22,20. r>tvv «, A r-cs. 7