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FROM RALEIGH’S OFFICIAL POLICE FILES THE CRIME BEAT (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) REPORTS ARMED ROBBERY John Henry Bryant, 1008 Ha dley Road, told Officer L. R. Aomack at 1:39 a,m. Monday, that he was robbed of sls“ in dollar bills, and $“93 in 10s, 20s, 50s and change-a total of $750-by a colored male, about 35, at the corner of Garner and Meadowbrook Roads. He said the suspect pulled a .45 auto matic pistol and pointed it at him, then took the money by physical force. * * * AUTOMOBILE DAMAGED Robert Walter Plummer, 22- 30 Bender Drive, informed Of ficers D. Brinson and C. W. Harris at 9:46 p.m. Monday, that his 1957 Chevrolet was damaged by rocks, thrown from the nort: side of New Bern Avenue, in the 800 block. Dam i age to the broken windshield was set at SBO. ■* * * VIRGINIAN BEATS WOMAN Office: Ralpl Claybone re ported at 4;10 p.m. Sunday, “When I arrived in the 800 block of S. East Street, I ob served James Rogers, 46, 2126 ■ Kemper Street, Fairfax, Va., assaulting Mrs. Golden Matilda Cotton, 50, 2146 S, Monroe Street. Arlington, Va., with his hands and fists.” A war ran*. charging him with assault or. a female, public intoxication and resisting ar rest, was signed and be was “hauled off" to Wake County Jail under a bond of S3OO. Another warrant was signed, charging Mis. Cot for. with public intoxication and she was 1 eld under a $25 bond. She suffered bruise.- on hei face. * * * BRICK, KNIFE USED George Allen. 512 E. Mar tin Street, told Officer Ralph /TJlayborne a*. 4 p.m. Saturday, that during a “fuss” with Fred erick Marshall Quiller, 31, 218 S. East Street, he was assault ed when miller threw a brick at him The complainant admitted that dining the affray, tie cut Quiller \ it) a knife. After war rants were signed, both men , were . r r • st-d on charges of engaging in an affray where deadly weapons v.-ere used. * * * ROCK STRIKES WOMAN Mrs. Eomelle Upchurch, 52, 31 McKee Street, reported to Officers Glenn Westbrook and B. W. Peoples at 9;15 p.m. Saturday, that she was on her front powh when someone, “who livt ‘ next door, toward Manly Street," t! rew a brick and hit he; in the head. The woman said she didn’t know the person's mime. She was treated at Wake Memorial Hos pital few a three-inch cut on the left side of her head. Lon nie Upchurch, same address, >was listed as a witness to the incident. * * * SAYS MAID “SLICED" HIM Solomon Brown, Jr., 27, Room 225, Peebles Hotel, 122 F. jlargett Street, informed Of ficer J. E. Beasley at 1; 14 p.m. Sunday, that he met a & 6m | MY CARD... I „ ___ ,— — S .——\ *.%** *>* ! >V** It might come in handy when you need information . about your security pro- I gram, ycur Social Security i benefits, Accident and Health Insurance or Re tirement Insurance. Better yet ... for the real thing w r ite or phone: Mrs. Mary E. Fox 219 Oberlin Road 828-5717 or 787-0880 Metropolitan Life Ur a Yori N V I would like without obliga tion more information on the Metropolitan Plan fea tured above Name A d r! • e * s C tv .Ma. to address above) j “Miss Ling, a maid at the hotel," in the hall and she cut him with a knife “for no apparent reason." He exhibited a laceration on tire right cheek, but refused to sign an assault with a deadly weapon warrant against “Miss Ling," * * * STORM DOOR DAME AGED Alvester Perry, 70 3 E. Lenior Street, reported to Of ficer R. H. Phillips, Jr., at 3;10 p.m. Friday, that he ar rived home that afternoon and found the window in his storm door had been broken out and the glass had fallen on the out side of the door. Perry said he also discovered that his wooden front door tad been opened, but there were no marks of forcible entry on either the front or rear doors. He was unable to determine if anything was missing at the time. Dam age to the aoor glass was esti mated to be $lO. * * * THIEF ‘STRIPS’ HOME Mrs. Deborah Harris Sand ers, 1724 Proctor Road, told Officer K. N. Privette at 6:4* p.m. Monday, May ', that she had moved part of her furniture into the above location and when she checked on it on that date, everything was there. However, she reported she had been lit - ing at her mother's home, and when she again checked, the new residence, she found that one table lamp, gold in color, valued at S2O; one set of bed room curtains, valued at $18; one large table lamp, S4O; and one picture frame minor, $46, had been stolen. Damage to the screen leading to the bedroom, was placed at $“. * + * ROOMER FACES RAP Mrs. Gussie Boykin, 324 S. Tarboro Road, reported to Of ficer N. S. Lockey at 5:50 p.m. Friday, that < roomer at tier .house struck the glass in the front door and the glass in a dresser mirror in the front hall with an axe. The complainant signed a damage to property warrant and Mrs. Alice Mae Rogers, 57, the roomer, was arrested at 7:1" p.m. Damages were listed as S2O to the front door glass, and $25 to the mirror. A witness was listed as Willie Brown, 2602 Bedford Avenue, in the Oberiin section of Raleigh. * * * SHOT AT ‘GREEN CARPET’ Lawyer Terr ell, Jr., 2112 Gil liam Lane, informed Officer E. V. Currin at 12:32 a.rn. Thursday, that he had no idea who shot him in the right leg as he was standing at the bar inside the Gieen Carpet, a nightspot located at 517 S. Blount Street. * * * INJURED MAN IN STREET Kenneth Jordan, 208 S. Blood worth Street, reported to Of ficer J. D. Narron at 11:17 p.m. Friday, that tie did not know who cut him in the 400 block of E. Davie Street. He was lying in the sireet when a car, driven by Ned Womack, Jr., cut out to keep from run ning over him and l ad a wreck. Jordan was said by the cop to have been intoxicated at that time. Womack was listed as a suspect in the Incident. * * * “SLICED" MAN CLAMS UP Willie Crowde: Plummer, 31, 405 Montague lane, told Os iN £iK\'CWfJ‘.i> *" 3 Bedroom Ranch 1 Z 2 Baths $15,600 INCLUDES Self-Cleaning Range ami Oven: Paved Drives. Insulated: Electric Heat; Curb and Guttering. OPTIONAL ITEMS: Carpet: Disposals Refrigerators and Clothes Washers on VA. BUY NOW AND SELECT I j t lT\ VA and FHA mA^JKIU Financing Available S f HGHIOS Directions: On, Creech fey Kavonagh-SmitH & Co. Road and Sanderfmd Road 828-0538 & ‘"*~™ , ~~— TmiimiT 1 mnnimTnriwimiirimni imm nmnnimmi iiiiiiiiiibi iiininimii nwm ficers N. A. Carter and L. R. Womack at 12:50 a.rn. Frida; , that he got Into an argument in the 900 block of Cannister Street -then he refused to tell the cops anything more. However more talk was not necessary, because the com plainant had a two and one-half inch cut on the right side of his throat and a half-inch cut on the top of his left hand. He had been cut with a knife. Obituary MR. JAMES WALL Funeral services for Mr . •Tames Wall of 1103 Walnut St., who died Wednesday night, was conducted from the Raleigh Funeral Home chapel Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock, the Rev. B. S. Foust. Burial, Mount Hope cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mattie Butler Wall; one ’ son, Mr. James Edward Wall, Durham; two stepsons, S. Sgt. Weston Basil Butler, Ft. Benning, Ga.; Mr. Mar shall Butler, Washington, D.C.; one stepdaughter, Miss Ramona Butler of the home; two sisters, Mrs. Rebecca Burt, Ports mouth, Va.; Mrs. Pilmer Mooney, Redding, Pa.; and one brother, Mr. Johnnie Wall, New York City; nineteen grandchild ren and seven great-grand children. Buy U S. Savings Bonds, new Freedom Shares Gilbey’s Gin ■■ ; T I e LONDON o«ty 2.20 PINT 3.50 % QUART DISTILLED LONDON DRY G!N. 90 PROOF. 100% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. W &A. GILBEY, LTD. DISTR. EY NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CO., N. Y. C. PRODUCT OF U. S. A. Revival Set Atlsfßapt, The Reverend Coleman W, Kerry, pastor of Friendship Baptist Church of Charlotte, will lie the guest evangelist at First Baptist Church in the Spring revival. The Reverend Kerry will begin preaching Sun day, May 18th, at the 11:00 a.rn. hour and will continue through Friday evening The Reverend Kerry is known throughout North Carolina and many other states as an out standing evangelist and pastor. For many years he teamed up JUDGE TO SPEAK AT A&T- Judge Elreta Alexander, first Negro judge in North Carolina, will speak at the annual bac calaureate-commencement ex ercises at A&T State University June 1. Judge Alexander will speak on "The Commencement and Conquest of Freedom." with his father to serve as half of the Kerry Evangelistic team. He has conducted revivals with his father in Raleigh in previous years. The Reverend Kerry combines knowledge and fervour in his presentation which makes for the kind of preacher needed in our day and time. The public is invited to attend Sunday and throughout next week. Rev. Kerry was recently appointed to the City School Board in Charlotte. Services will beheld nightly beginning at 7;30 with preaching at 8:00. Rev. Dr. C. W. Ward is pastor. * * * Kin Hubbard reports that ‘while felling his way careful ly along a roasting ear at the Little Gem restaurant, a man with a large mustache, lost his balance and fell off the stool.’ USED AUTO PARTS °.™.v amst wiEv 3 LOCATIONS No. 1 Raleigh Auto Parts Garner—U. S. 70 East \ t * 6 POPP No 2 Thompson A. Salvage age Selma. N C.—l-95 No. 3 Goldsboro Auto Parts [734.3958 Gcldsborc—ll7 South from Italy... 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Dennie Earp, James Fort, TOOTHACHE Don't suffer relieve pain in seconds as millions do with ORA-JEL. Many demists recommend using ORA JEL until you get professional treatment. » orajeS THE CAROLINIAN RALEIGH. N. C.. SATURDAY. MAY 17, 1969 Harvey Heartley, Jr. Connie Lipscomb, Timothy Kee, and Henri Glover, Clinton Downing Jerry Newsom e, Steven Bla lock, and Calvin Smith attended from the troop, which was re- - 5H§ JUST AkKIVED FROM SOUTH AFRICA - You’ve sees her oa T.V., Head about her in the gteperc. Jv* NOW. SEE HER IN PERSON <=v£ SISTER BETTY INDIAN HEALER and ADVISOR Touch of her hand will heal you. SHe has God-given power to neat by prayer All welcome. WhaS you see wish Your eyes, your heart will believe. Are you suffering? Are you sick? Do you need help? Do you have bed luck? BRING YOUR PROBLEMS TO THj gifted healer today end be rtd of them to- f~*§L morrow. Advises on all affairs of lifa. There is no problem so great that she can't solve. (how to hold your job when you've failed and Sow to succeed * SHe calls your friends jvfig and enemies by name without asking you 1 ■ a n igla word, & ro-uni?es the separated. Upon reaching worms hood and realizing she had the God-given power to help humanity, she has devoted a life-time to this work. From the 4 corners of the world they come to her, men and woman from all walks of life Guaranteed to remove evil influence and bad luck. There's no pity for those knowing ’hey re m hard luck & need help and do not come for it. One visit wil convince you. She gives lucky days and lucky hands, lifts you out d sorrow & darkness and starts you on the way to success A happiness She is here for the first Time. She invites you to her home. FREF wucky Charm wr.h each reading. Open Seven days a week 7amloio pm SPECIAL READING sl. with this as DOWNTOWN RALEIGH 330 E Hargett Street For Appointment Call 834-2007 HOURS 7 A. M.-10 P. M activated on January 1, 1968, The Rev. Dr. Paul H. Johnson is the institutional representa tive and Alfred C. Perry is the troop committee chairman. Walter R. Jacobs, Jr. and Nor veil Nipper are the acount lead ers. 3
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