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MINISTERS' WIVES CLUB MEMBERS Th<> Ministers* Wives
< iui> of Greensboro, meeting at the home of Mrs. C . C. Scott fur tin
purpose of eiectinr officers for 1959, took time out to pose for a group
picture and to total their “years of service to ( hristianity throw: h
tEeir minister-husbands.” Officers elected for 1959 included: Mrs.
A; Melton, president: Mrs. Wyoming Wells and Mrs. M. T. Legrami.
Hampton Participating
In UNCF Elxaxn Program
HAMPTON, Va Hampton In- j
stit.v.te is one of 28 colleges partici- ]
pafirir in the cooperative lr.tercol
lceiatL examination program, a '
part the “Special Service to Ed- j
citation,” of the United Negro Coi-
Fund The majority of the col- |
i. g.-s jrse the test results as one of I
Hie criteria for selecting success- i
ful .-andidalcs for scholarship a-
M-iisds of more than $200,000 which
ihify distribute each year.
Hampton, which is a mem
ber of the Southern Assoda
-1J44 *if t 'ollcges and secondary
Seheots, grants scholarships
ranging from S2i*o to S7oft to
carefully selected freshmen on
the basis of exceptionally blah
scholastic attainment and abi
lity as well as generul promise.
tfic' cooperative intercollegiate
examination program, since its in
i option in 1951, has be&n success
ful in meeting the problem of dup
lication of admission and scholar
ship examination procedures for e
vamating high school seniors.
In J 959, the 28 colleges will co- !
operate In the testing of 3.000 to i
1,900 scholarship arid admission j ■
candidates from more than 500 • -
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ANNOUNCEMENTS CARDS OF THANKS IN MEMORIAM
i high schools throughout the U. S.
and in one territorial possession.
| Scoring of the tests will be done
' by the educations! testing service,
I Princeton, New Jersey, The test
< scores of the individual candidates
j will be sent to the colleges which
| the examinees list as them choices.
The examinations for students
| seeking college admission and scho
larship awards for the 1959-80 aca
demic year will be conducted in
more than 183 testing centers be
tween Feb. 23 and March 7,
Information regarding the proper
time and test locations for students
who wish to compote and have the
proper qualification may be ob
tained from nigh school principal?
and counselors.
Application forms for the
purpose of filing for the ex
amination may be secured
from the high schools, by v ril
ing to one of the participating
colleges or by writing directly
to the office of the director,
(TEP, 22 East 54th Street, New
Y ork 22, N. Y.
Admission to the exarninati m
will be by a ticket of admission i
which will be sent 1o each
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T.-ipl. v. M-erelary and assistant secretary: Mrs. W. ,1. Black, ticas
liter; Mrs. h ij. Lucas and Mis, .1, 11. Thompson, chaplains; Mis, l*.
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Economist To Deliver
Annual Hillman Talks
WASHINGTON, D C Dr,
' John K. Galbraith, professor of
: economics at Harvard University
and author c.f Tin- Affluent Soci
ety. will driver the annual Sid
. ncy Hillman Lectures at Howard
1 University Tuesday and Wednes
| clay.
The siihiecf of >'* • -f- - ■ , Gal
| bratfh's talks will bo "The Relation
;of Economic Policy to i* r<-jgn
j Policy.” The lectures are scheduled
j for 8 p. in. 31 the auditorium of
Howard's Biology - Gn-enhnu?.-
{Building. ?’■ ;■ th and College Sic.,
j northwest. Tuey will be open to
: the ouhlic.
Professor Galbraith who has
been •« member of |he Gradu
ate School of Public Adminx
iratiori faculty at Harvard
since 1949, is cos:siftered one
of the nation’s foremost writers
in the field of economies. A
mong his books are “American
Gapbaiism” and “The Cheat
< rash, 1:»29.” both of which
have been described as ‘•class
ics." “The Affluent Society,”
nublhhed in 1958, remained at
| the ton of the non-fiction best
seller iist for several months,
j In the Edtei hook Professor
Galbraith challenges the tradi
tional theory of classical eco
nomics.
A native of Onfar-o, On.. Pro- j
j lessor Gtibrnith holds the B.S. de- i
I gree from the University of To ton- ,
to and the M S find Ph.D, dcqvees :
from the Unlvcsrity of California.
During the early years of World
War It he held such positions as
economic adviser to the National
Defense Advisory Commission (19 .
j 40-41'. assistant administrator in'
' charge of the Price Division of the !
' Office of Price Administration 09-
! 41-43 i, and ck-tmtv r.dnnfiistretor
| of sh« O.P.A. M 9411-43*. Professor
j Galbraith algo r-.rvod as director
j of the U. S. Strategic Bon,him;
b'u-v -v ;;>.r ( j'.,]- i, , v :vb •• •
: activities h« received the Medal
|of Freedom and the President's
: Certificate of Merit,
j. Other positions hold by Profess- i
, nr Galbraith include* research 'fed- :
j Tow ai lhe University of Califorina '
| (1931-345. instructor at Harvard j
j (1934-39), assistant professor at j
j Princeton University (1939-42), j
i member of the Board of Editors at
Off-farm income now accounts !
for about one-third of farmers ;
tc-tal net income, reports the U. S.
1 Department of Agriculture. !
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f lecturer at Harvard (1948).
The: Hillman Lectures, which are
• how in their fifth year at Howard,
i are financed by the Sidney Hiii
[ | man Foundation of New York City
| and sponsored by the Division of
j Social Sciences at Howard. The
1 Lectures are designed to perpetu
| ate the name of the late president
1 of the Amalgamntd Clothing Work
. era of America by making out
| standing speakers available to se
lect colleges throughout the coun
try. Hillman Lectures are conduct
ed annualiy in some one dozen coi
i and universities.
The Hillman Lectures began
at Howard in 1955. Previous
speakers have included eco
nomist Leon Keyserling, pro
fessor James McGregor Burns
of Williams College, poiitiral
writer Samuel Lube and xot-io
ogist ( , Wright Mils.
According to Dr. G. Franklin
Edwards, associate professor of so
; ciology and 1953-59 chairman of
| the Division of Social Sciences ai
| Howard, a 30-mimic question-and- 1
1 answer period will follow each of ,
Prof-, ssor Galbraith's lectures.
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LEGAL NOTICES REAL ESTATE ROOMS —. APARTMENTS
! In Atlanta:
Southern Christian Leadershin
a
Confab Condemns “Conspiracy”
ATLANTA, Ga. - Declaring
there tail be i..Uiup! : J IOC Willi
(he rights of Negroes in Alabama
li register and to vote without
fear of economic reprisals or bodi
ly injury” and emphasizing that
"the very foundation of constitu
tional dcniocr :-cy is tnr a J
when any gre up of American s is
denied the free- exercise of tin
franchise because of r, co creed,
color, or national origin,” the exe
cutive board c-f the Southern
j Christian Leadership Conform o
! and more than two u.saud Ne
| Bro citizens . hied in a inass
i meeting at the Wheat Street Bap
j list Church.. Atlanta, recently u
j nanimously condemned “i -.e ap
i parent conspii acy of Alabama
j State and enuniy offit ;als vbc
i blatantly defied Kufcpoenas io pro
duce voter registration records cf
six Alabama counties for the ’.ro
of the Commission in its fi-s*
first public hearing just concluded
in Montgomery. Alabama
In a telegram, signed by Dr
Martin Luther King, .Ir., pre
sident «f the Leadership Con
ference, Attorney General Wil
limn P. Rogers was called up
on lo “use the full farce of i> s
office ami the constituted au
thority of the Department of
Justice to make the necessary
records available to the com
mission” in its probe ol the do-
O. K. Steel. Tallahassee, Rev. Wal
’ ter Hamilton, Norfolk, Virginia.
; 1 He™ in t- VI--. CUrim-n.
ham. Alabama, all executive board
members except Dr. Smith of Tip*
kegee. Other members of the board
j attending the meeting and who
j were presented to the mass mcet
j ing audience were Mrs. Katie K
j V/hickhnm. New Orleans, and pre
! si dent of (be National Beauty Cul
ture League of Am -fieri Inc.. Rev
Douglas Moore. Durham. N. C.
| Rev. .Daniel B. Snood. Tallahassee.
| Fla., and Rev. J. F Lowery. Mobile.
Board membcis who attended
I the executive sessions but could
| not remain for 'he night meeting
: w,>r» Dr. L. D Rr-.i-iick. Alabama
j Slate College. Rev Matthew Me-
I Cullum. Orangeburg, S. C, and
, Rev. W. A. Dennis, Chattanooga,
j Tcnn. Local members of the Lcnd
! ,'ri.liip Conference’s board who
j wen' rcspotisibie for the AtU-ida
-meeting were Rev. Samuel W Wil
•i.-nns, Rev. M. T,. King. Sr. Dr R
| .Julian Smith. IT, and Dr. William
Fantasy & Dreams Theme
Os The ’59 Beaux Arts Ball
\ NEW YORK - “Fantsy and
Dreams” is the theme of the 1959 !
i Beaux Arts Bali, sponsored by the
j National Urban League Guild
I which will unfuid at the Concourse
Ri r.a Hotel. 162nd Street and the
i Grand Concourse, the Bronx, on
| Friday evening, February 27th.
Mollie Muon, chairman, said to
; Hay, “This theme follows in the
! tradition of Beaux Arts Balls,
; which, through the years have cx
i acted the most imaginative cos-
I tomes from members and guests,
j During the past 18 years, th •
! themes have included a variety of
I subjects; “Freedom Train,” “Night ’
.in Paris.” “Shakespeare in Har
lr-m." “Broadway Through the
' ars”, ‘-'Comic Strip”, “Disney
nn-i”, “Around the World."
“There is no Ibnit to th<* rr«a
irve ideas this theme suggests.’
Mrs. Moon continued, ’ and should
challenge the imagination of all
our guests. We expect a glorious
I iM-ray of exciting costumes and dc
j signs.”
Three handsome cash prizes,
j donated hy thr F & M Schae-
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! Holmes Borders win also host
i fur the mass meeiing.
Among, the several visitors
attending- both the mass mu-'
ing am! the executive sessions
v ere Mr. Kohert I>. Kobertson.
president ol tile Norlolk
fii.il of voting rights to Negroes,
j in Aiahama.
Dr. Km : ' win the principal .--peak
er jit, the mass meeting ana ad\ e . a
1 his hearers to not only >r:d:e fuL
| use of ail help available through
. federal agencies, n tli.-u- stnig.-']i>
for full citizenship, “bm ■ ■ * •,»
i must also do sumotiiing himreif
■ i by laboring uno* esingly wiß.iii a
• I program of militant, posiiivc bn
• ■ nuh-viojent sciioi.'
i j The renowned le.-.der of lb
• i Muntgomeiy bus boycott cii;u--.e«
, that “Americr. is fSCitig a deoJii-e
. or. the is.ytu .-hd n *
ed tliat many c£vUzaiiot».* of th*-
j past have perished b>x-;:us-*
■ did not meet tiseir doudhr.. s."
Ruperts from tr<iiib!<i rpets i”
Urn South were nratl. by 1); Stan
ley N. Smith. Tuskegve. R.-v, l: ,! :
?). Abernathy, Mont-on-, i y R ■ .
Branch NAACF, Mr Gordon V
Carey, field se-ritar.- of the
ComnnUee on Racial Equality,
and Rev. Wyatt f • Walter,
Busier of thr liisti.ric Gi'-i.id
Baptist Church. I'elcrsluirr
Va. anil director of the
nia Praver Pllgrimagr for Pub
- tie School scheduled held
in Richmond, V'u on Janaarv
I 10-. Q
: In ils all-d«v ex-cutive session-;.
1 Hie Leadership board end
' the prayer pilgrimage for Yii g
j public schools, adopted a pmurnin
■ : of action that colled for immcaia!;
j participation in and sl-rr.-dation of
j local resistraiion drives, and pro
i Jeeted a south wide conference on
j Non-Violent Resistance to he h-ld
in the summer of 1959. The Board
. also authorized Dr. John L. TiUe-iy.
I executive director of SCLC to
' serve as director of an nit-out Vo*
j er-Registration drive in At!; r-t . ..
; | requested by the Ali-C'itlzcns R>
1 stration Cor.imiUee, local -
( of the drive.
{COPY OF NIGHT LETTER 4K\r
TO ATTORNEY CI V* *» VI. t;-)f.
i ERS Eli Off 'I\SS Mi : EVf. IN
ATLANTA. GA.
j nonoralbe William P. Rum-rs
I Attorney Genera! of t'ue Unit-d
I States
' Deparlment of .T jst-.-i-
fer Biewiog Company will be
awarded to the guests h.r—n
for tile most beautiful, th
most unique, and the snosi
throtic costume. Lelrbritit of
stage and screen will .iudge the
eosiume contest.
Box tickets, from which a 1..•••-.
part of the benefit funds •
raised, arc now on sale at the \ .t
ional Urban 1.-eagiu? Office, 14 !
49th Street. New York City, m ,
reservations ran be made by .all
lug Evelyn Broidy at Rl 1*0390, a ,
that office.
The National Urban Leayin- |
Guild is a vol.-nt' e orranir.ntim' I
formed to support the program of 1
(he National Urban Lonnie. Ai
proceeds from the Peaux Arts Fin'
will go to the National Urban Leu
eye, an inf- 'racial edueqfb.nni ser
vice agency—-established in 1310 —
to further equal opportunity fm
Negroes in employment, education, j
housirg. and social welfare
The Cutld officos arc: Mollie
Moon, chairman: li-.-len H.udi
vice-chairman: Florence D:-- m, re
cording secretary: Beryl Kdelen
?m CAROLINIAN
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 19b S
iirniii—l-■nwnhi iiwn'ii''iiii'ii‘i»»nii'iiii'ii~ii»n~iiiT» TTr'i '^Tl777*7!^
! Washington. D C.
j The F.v-cmivc Boi.rd of me
1 Southern Ciuistwin 1 .••udcvship
I Conferetu e .md n ore than two
: thousand No.citizens of Atlanta
; ami vicinity. i,f.-;etnbl»«! in mass
!
! Church. Wcdiicsday rvumi” ‘nV -
» • V..
c'jn-'i corv't.i -• ipparent cun soi
racy of A.;ii)!i!i t and f’otmt'v
fi/fiCifeii* wno ii"■ ‘i■ i : .;ij >' iinfiptJ buh*
| pomuis to pvod 1 .-•■• • vou-r-n.p.str'v
Mon recordS et public Scaring of
; the Com on Civil Rights
; «hioh op-, r.ea in .Vmntgcmcry. De
: -nis: with the rights of Negroes' m
:! b ■ ■, ■ ...
* -‘ul iVn» nr n- -'
mti-.m f.,t con/* »-u. a-nal Frn*
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n ' • n.- emp tv t, wien any
'•'• 'ip " An.rp icaris i-- denied tiu
Ivor eujfc'MSc of the franchise he-
I caiise o£ color or m*
! *;ooa! <s™s»
The.eu.ro we ca!i upon y ou t n
i r.i-ia The '■ '{ ' smhorty of
!-the X)<. part moot of Jus;!.--' >o fnaxe
• the nnceitsa.iy* rciovus r.TT-ilsble to
: th“ Civ" nig.'.ts Ccn-onV-s-.r.u Tne
, of >h<- worhi are upon A»u>n
ca and con.-Jißßionai democracy
■ vail be ele.it an i - eear.. bie blow
u .be F'derri Government should
f;el The Nejo-, citizen” <■( Alabama
j now.
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Atlanta O^oc^-ts
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE
! NOKTii C A liOL< NA.
j WAK • ■ COt \; Y
j .trader 8/’.u_ b.x *;iV..ur of u r- Oiaer ?
-of •)\p. Stipfrior Ci, i,i of W.skc i'gram -1
\ ca t!;e vx;u proceeding «r.- !
iPt..-'- 1 c : -u!c. Xi\uiy. Aoniiniktrutur ol
i 01 J , t'o’. Li r ;u:rp Petitioner,
.vv fvuiv F'l k-wc t:i. <tl, t!:o undersign* ;
eel :oiiiH;i.-M"i:rr Will on i,'-e Will day j
of , »<uia*v. li-L9. al 1 :«P c’clock noon, i
31 the eourthouio duor in YV«Ke Court-!
t tv. RulftoJi. N<>*ih ( -udlin.,, otf».>r fori
c«sh |
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! ler? ;«> b- aola £;e! .scua.attly ar.d'
i 'eeor !. a of boxft Joiy ’ointiy, uViC !
iota! iiCf-i bid, vvheihfci cm in - |
i Jtvidurii ah>L or }ci :t shall con- \
| APioe vne ol .my m bid of i
I said propi’Ct.. . A Ocpo-ji' of five pm - j
* :-ein jy reqnirea of Ue succes-iui bid- ;
! at Urns of the salt?. Slo;.- being!
■ rno* t pin Li’dldtiv de l . ! % \s feilov. ® i
First l? • • ti •:!!; J..; ; w . .L 4 des
eribed a»!it t in h vevtaiu jivip |
, Wttde by J n Bi\ ; c k.. xi > the Ret - I
• «sler oi Li*: ,d? t ifice. Wake Cuxmty, j
Lv ok tJM, j«, a.id bounded iis!
Jti] :.)Wa, Vi/:
AEGIIvi ilfvG ai pu;:*‘ icet v. at
of o-i*; .ric.scc'.io:) o, vVavumf.ttm
Hawkins Sn-ec* mow dai.i
Kdeiiton Street) l»;. cxya ; : out<i side
in j i... i j . . j
ton SUeet*; run.-, ther.ce in a
Vv.sicrllj. <lirtct‘on aio«v said j/.aw •
kmu Street (Nov F.o 1 E’dcritou
Stkdct), 4u feci to a h.akc. tlmr.ee
V V
to a stake; Lienee in et>
. direction 4> feet to a slake, 1 linnet
nmtiitniy 1 t lo rnt? pomt <
i > 1 JF.CxlNAi.\'t» Slid De d j
fonu\.a.(;c to L. L. L.ovi/igton te- j
coracd m Book 33-i. pap.e 2ip, Wake
Co or. 5 y Hegisier oi Deeda office
For further refer io t
the abovf. recji ioiAfO v. .u, i
correcthv J„ y. Wooten, (" >■
Recji aered in Book A'it, pa {y it*".
Sef,n ui Tract; Bern *4 Lot No. 533,
I described and m a cc-.tam 1
: map jji.uii by J.u.j's B Bva> . C l- . in
i ;ne ioi of Opo.Os o/iiee. Wake {
i uiiivy, Bok 1»i. page 18, and boUbd- }
i nri ■ -*>-«' •: *—• li
*.V* ..•••<. .. .-». it.
H\c;i:NNiNC point H * feet
v<-;i i,!' lot* i.i»Uaseouv.-i of Wish- ;
ingiop aart HaeKu.., Street U'o->-
t KU. Oloii Si:*- It (tit the -iojt.il
:.it!e of ifuv.;.ir,j Street (now East
.‘-.tleiUon b'ruet); runs tlieiite in a
v. u-tl.t direction -duo;; said Ffw*-
knv; bit-el tnow i* ,iot Ldetuon
Street I, 4ft tool io a -ihko; (hence
in o iouthi.r) direction Ji)6« felt
Ui a stake, theiu-v In an easterly
(limeiiun 4e led to a stake; tiicnre
norther!} tn6.fi led to the point
of the BEGINNING Said -Deed of
j conveyance to C. L. Covington re
corded itt Book 533. page 280. Wake
i CuUflt.V Register of Deeds office,
j Fiir further description, refer to
above mor. Honed map with coffee*
lions by I. K. Wooten, (' E., Reg.*
isttivd jo Hook 63.;. Dash. 187.
Tnls 22 dav of December, 190 ft.
ATTORNEY GEORGE R. GREENE
COMMISSIONER
December 27, IBM; Jonuu v 3, 10. 17,
24, 1848.
ADMINIS’I Ft ATRJQC S NOTH E
NORTH CAROL!MR
WAKE COUNTY
Haem.; qualified a« Administratrix
of tin. C. i ;'e ot Rev. G W. Watkins,
decoa m i.l lati ui tv ahe County, North
Carolina. This is 1.0 notify all persons
Ravine eft.ms .. ~,i.-< said estate to
present thou: to tin; undersigned on or
before <re 2:!r.d day of December, 1939.
or this notice v,ill be pleaded In bar
<if their . i rover, All persons indebted
to said t . ; - will please make Im
mediate payment to nte.
Thl.- H i 2.1 ml day of December, 1958
MRS n. W WATKINS,
318 E. South Street
Adnnr.lt.trail ix of the Est&te of
Rev Cl. W. Watkins
f'. J CARNAGE, Attorney
Jau. 3, 10, 17, 24. 31; Feb. 7. 1839.
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
NOTICE
The undotsigned. having qualified
an Administrator of the Estate of ffilie
Jones, deceased, late ot Wake County,
this is to notify u'l persons having
claims again:.! : iid estate to presenj
them <» ih» undersigned, on or before
the 3rd day o£ January, 1960, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of re- •
covery. All persons Indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment tu the undersigned.
This 23rd day of Decembt i 1958
HERMAN L. TAYLOR.
Adm tnistrntov
125 £. Harnett Street
lt; t lcif>b, North Carolina
Jan, 3, 10, 17, 24, 51; Fob. 7, 1959,
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ADAIINISTRATOR - S NOTH F
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
' The undersigned having (ui.ini u-ri
Administrator > i c.c estate ,- .5»..,
; Florida Hamm, (ficiased. m* i>x v» .
' County, North Carolina, tins is to ...
uiv aJI persons having cisuos a„a>,. »
>a«J estate to e.xnibit them to too >i...
i dei signed at 13 E. Hargett Street. li.i
j with, N ,C. on or before the 14!i, t,j
■*. NllVoinlif! ISI.V), i , :,„u. •
jbe plerdett in bar ot Uinr leeo-..:,.
j AM persons indebted to sail! estate wi.i
pit-use make ur.wsiu:.: p,> in t
] undersigned
Tins 51)1 day ot I) vrn.ber, i! .'fl
MECHANICS A- rAKAIERS ~.v.CK
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Mr's I- i. :(i.i Hi.mm
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10 17, I Jell
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GCIIJOHO tOUMV
nor i c e
The OMdei-iy.noif, living nii.ißiu d a
. Am nriisli oi toe estate ot Janie
t Jenkins McCinin, la l e of the county oi
; Vli. k,•: litis i: to all pc: .u,,. na\ -
m.y t lam.s o/ain. add os,ate io pi
: sent them to t. e iitiaors.gnec! on
! before the limit nay of Tleceihbcr, iS/9
! or tnis notice v.jii be pleaded in bar
: to then recovery.
All per..,n indebted to said estate
..iii'ictii...■ pa . ant
Jo the uiMjm-signed.
Tins I .*!, day of Den ii.ii . iDjj
W EDWARD JENKINS
AdtninhJ tat of
ftVI Ross Avenue
Greensboro. North Caiohnn
< KENNETH IKE. Attorney
Pc>Tt Oil set* Lk»x 645
i Gri.'OHsbujL’. ivortli Csrolin«
Dt'rcniß i i ; t), 27. January .j It*,
I H, A. JD39.
admtnistrator s noth e
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
Having qualified vs Adnunistraiur id
the estato of William W. Rimers, de
ceased. into in Wake Couniy, Nor; .
Carolina, this is to noiify ali person>
having claims against said estate to
exhibit them to the under.,igmid at 13
E. Hargett Street, Raleigh, North Caro
lina. on or before the 26th day of No
vember, 1669 or this notice will In.
pleaded In bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to rod e. iatr
will please make immediate paym-mi
This 3th day of December. 1938
MECHANICS tic FARMERS BANK,
j Administrator of the Estate oi
• 1 William W. Rogers.
I December 13, 20. 27 1958- January 3
10, 17, 1959.
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
Having qualified as Execute, ot t
Estate of William H. Hayes, deceased
i late of Wake County, North Carol;:'.
this is to notify *1! persons having
, claims against the estate of said de
availed, to exhibit them to the unde;
, signed at 12S East Hargett, Street, R,
■ ieigh. North Carolina, on or beta
the 10th day of January, 1960 or tin:
notice will be pleaded in bar of theh
recovery.
Ail person* indebted to the estate
will please make immediate Daymen;.
This 10th day of January, 1959
ATTORNEY GEORGE R. GREENE
Executor
January 20, 17, 24, 31 February 7 M,
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
Having qualified as Adnunitd i s'or
of the Estate of Mrs. Amelia Smith,
deceased, late of Wake County, Non!,
Carolina, this is to notify all person
having claims against said Estate to
exhibit them to the unders.gned m
"211 Robert Street. Raleigh, North Car
olina, on or before the 13th day of De
cember ,1958, or this notice wilt be
; pleaded in bar ot their recovery. All
person* indebted to said estate will
please inuke immediate payment to
the Undersigned.
Tills 27th day of January, 1936.
LEWIS SMITH, Administrator
nl the Estate off Mrs. Amelia
Smith.
December 20, 27, 11158: Janui-i v 3 to
17. 34. 1859.
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