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FROM RALEIGH'S OFFICIAL POLICE FILES THE CRIME BEAT (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) WINDOW SMASHED AT GRILL <$ Mrs. Lcvie Massenburg Wii liaras, 204 N. Tarboro Road, owner of the Knotty Pine Grill, 313 W. South Street, told Officer R. T. dark at 8:37 aun. Friday, that she heard glass braking at about 2 a.m. Further investigation, revealed that the plate glass window at the front of the restaurant had been knocked out with a cement block. Damage was set at $125. OFFICERS ATTACKED Officer Phillip Gordon Jones, 28, reported at 3:46 p. m. Thursday, that he was at tacked at K-Mart, 400 E, Six Forks Raod by a 25-year-o!d colored man wearing no shirt and a pair of dark blue pants. Officers Jones was scratched on the right arm. The incident occurred when Officers Jones, Roger L. Kidd and Francis K. 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AUTO TIRE "SWIPED” Mrs. Mary Elizabeth High, E-36 Washington Terrace, in formed Officer Norman Artis at 11:18 a.m. Thursday, that someone broke out the glass In her automobile, parked in the lot at the rear of her a partment. One tire is also missing from the auto. The City-County Identification Department was called to check for fingerprints. TAPE RECORDER STOLEN Kenneth Bazzell, 1103 Bunche Drive, reported to Of ficer H. L. Rushing at 11:36 pm. Tuesday of last week, that he took his family to a drive-in movie at 7 p.m. that day. When they returned home at 11 p.m., he discover ed that someone had entered his home and taken one tape recorder, valued at $300.00. Method of entry Into the house was unknown. THIEF TAKES CAMERA AND MONEY Mrs, Princeton A. McDow ell, 705 Neweombe Road, told Gfificer R, E. Williams at 4:08 pun, Tuesday, that she left her house around 7:55 a. m. and returned at 4 p.m. She then discovered that her win dow was open as was a rear door After calling police head quarters, Mrs. McDowei val ued a camera at S2O and U.S. currency in the amount of $23.20 had been stolen from her residence. Damage to her window screen was placed at S2O, while $25 in damages was done to a small radio at the house. STUDENT SHOPLIFTER NABBED Steve Rene Labat, white employee at Hudson-Belk De partment Store. 319 Fayette ville Street, informed Officer J. L, Denning at 6 p.m. Fri day, that he saw Miss Jacque line Watts, 17, New Women Residence, Shaw University, put a pair of ladies’ Wrangler jeans, gold in color, in & bag, then she went to the hosiery department, where she was stopped and charged with shoplifting. The jeans were valued at $5. MAN CLAIMS ROBBERY Joseph Albert Cash, 21, 50OJ Granite Avenue, a white male, reported to Officer R. F. Per ry at 10:01 p.m. Tuesday .that he was walking on the west shoulder in the 1800 block of S. Wilmington Street when 3 colored males robbed him of $55 at knifepoint. He said all three subjects appeared to be young. He also received a bruised left ear in a scuffle which ensued, KICKED DOWN, ROBBED Clovie Evans, 120 W. South dt/rnt : : mmtm & Hle#s That SSAY Ths Lasting Way | In just if minutet \ "T at home . . . even * :|i: dull, faded hair be lli com** younger looking, ■i; dark and lustrous, radiant with highlights. STRAND Hair Coloring won’t rub off ;v ; :i; of wash out. Sate with per* a , manenta, too. Try STRAND. . Itll ONLY 98* M COMPLETE— 'IK, NOTHING .JSfc. ELSE 'Hi Eli STRANG mm eutoßiwe § ;f! Choice #f S natural shades: j§ if; jet Bites—Slack—(Mrfc Brown p Medium Srown— tight Brown. m Ask far it at year druggist m m < mmmmußt a > j Inquiring Reporter j JONES MANGUM LARUE WATKINS NICHOLS Inflation has almost become away of life for the average citizen. The price of a good is higher than the value of the good nowadays. Thai is, you can r.o longer get a dime’s worth of cookies for a dime. You now have to pay 14 to 15 cents for a dime’s worth of cookies. The CAROLINIAN wanted to know how its readers viewed their ability to make enough money to pay for the things they wanted. So t this week The CAROLINIAN asked its read ers, “Do you think it is easier to make a living today, than say five years ago?” GARRIETT C. JONES: No. I don’t think so. The cost of living is at an all time high. The cost of food, clothing and other commodities is outpac ing wages. FRANK L. WATKINS: I don’t know. But, I wish something could be done to control the ris ing price of living. ALPHONSO LARUE: As far as taxation is concerned, No. We make more (money), but we keep less. Taxes fives years ago were not. as high as they are now. THOMAS YATES: Well, there Street, informed Officer Jo seph Blaylock at 8:35 p.m. on Monday, that while walking home from work on S. Mc- Dowell Street, between Cabar rus and W, Davie, two colored males came up from behind and kicked him down, then said. "Let’s have it all.” He said they reached into his wallet, valued at $3, plus th* SBO it contained. SON-IN-LAW CHARGED Mrs. Emma Blue, 40, 1415 Hudson Avenue, told Officer R. B, Tant at 3:54 pjn. Sat urday, that she was visiting her daughter when her daugh ter's husband, Cornelius Wil liams, 47, 17 S, Swain Street, “got up out of the bed and started arguing with me. He then took out his knife and held It at my chest and told me he was going to kill me." She said Williams then left the room and she called "the law”. Her dress was torn and damage was set at $2, Her slip received the same amount ot damage, she said she would sign an assault with a deadly weapon warrant against her son-in-law. St. Avgustina’s Stadents Art How Tutoring St. Augustine’s Colege stu dents, who are doing their student teaching for the first semester are as follow's: Ruth Brice of Por&tiac, Michigan, music education, Ait&mahaw- Ossipee School, Alamance County; Patricia Cottingham, Philadelphia,. Pa.; elementary education, Was, Cooper Ele mentary School, Clayton: Willie Ray Daniels, Green ville, N. C„ social studies, Springfield High, Wilson County; Florence Dukes, Mi ami Florida, elementary ed ucation, Win, Cooper Elemen tary, Clayton; Carolyn Faye Ford, Wilson, elementary ed ucation, Sam Vick Elemen tary School. Wilson; Doro thy Foster, Raleigh, elemen tary education, Jeffreys Grove, Raleigh; Margie D. Lucas, Wake Forest, elementary edu cation, Wake Forest Elemen tary School, Wake Forest; Barbara Stover, Lancaster, 8. Carolina; elementary ed ucation, Lockhart School in Kr.ightdale; Dorothy Warren, Moneks Corner, 8. C„ elemen tary education, Atamaham, Alamance County. Yowgsviile AY MISS JOYCE JBSWSEYB YOUNGSVILLE— Mr. End Mrs. Jake Clark visited their mother. Mrs. Mary L. Perry. Mrs. Dinna Branch and children visited their eunt, Mrs. Joelis Harris of Youngsvill*. for a week. Mr. W. C. Alien of New York City spent the weekend with his father, Mr. Safe Alien of Youngs vilte. Mr. James Earl. Harris of Youagsvil’e visited his mother. Mrs. Catherine Harris of Raleigh over the weekend. Miss Cecelia Morgan of Raleigh spent, the week with her grand mother, Mrs. Lucy P. Jeffreys of Youngsvlile. Dock Harris and daughter went to Raleigh Friday shoppins Mrs. Mary L. Perry surprised her mother, Sunday, Mrs. Joella Harris with lots of cooked vege tables and fruits, peaches, corn preserves, chow-chow, snaps, and pickled tomatoes. Mrs. Wilder and Jr. surprised Miss Joyce Spivey with a surprise birtnday party Lets of friends were there. Chicken, tomatoes, candies and lots of other things were served. Tire mam attracton was a beautiful birthday cake Everyone’s eyes were on the cake. Mr. Michael Jeffreys was in the hospital with a serious operation. He is doing just ftne. The Union Grove Baptist Church had their drive last weak A program was hold Sunday night at Union Grove Baptist Church, YoutMpvile. Teaeley’s wife is home trwm the hospital smtS is siolrtg nicely. Mr. 35dw«rd Teeslesy* daugh ters and were waiting over the weekend. Aim fetasost sad his wife were viattisf ©vw the wsxate end. Mr*. 3Andumm of Frankltatott vtaMnd ®f?s Joeita ataris ©J Vmuagevflel, N. c. Th* YouagwtUe 3*fc*ato«n# nftti atsrt practise October 18, Look out new girl sad old girl. are mure juua UMW than five years ago. But, things are probably three or four times higher. MRS. MARY R. MANGRUM: Yes. There are so many others places where people can now •-'ork. We have more plants arid other things moving to Raleigh. MRS. C. EVANS: Well, I real ly don’t know. I am not a skil led worker, but I never think of being unemployed or anthing like that. VERNON STRICKLAND: No. The price of living is higher now. We are not being paid enough (money) to make up for the higher prices that people are charging for the things you want to buy. ALEX NICHOLS: No, Things are higher. My wages are not keeping up with the rising prices. GET READY FOR SCHOOL DAYS! SUITS c ™ and f p 0 ™ sl.lO DRESSES “plain” sl.lO SKIRTS (PLEATS EXTRA) OR PANTS 60$ ea. 4-SHIRTS ON HANGERS OR FOLDED SI.OO “One Hour Dry Cleaning Service oil Request” —ALL AT— PLAZA ONE HOUR CLEANERS NEXT TO A&P NEWCOMBE ROAD Telephone 834-4412 Grow'em up stronger. founders Oaf Obsarvad By Guys I Dolls The Eta Chapter or Guys and Dolls, Inc,, observed its Founder’s Day, October 20, at Saint Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church at 7 p.m, Princeton News PRINCETON—The -Mt. Zion Bi ble Church of God Ushers ob served their first anniversary on Sunday. The president, Mrs. ‘Bar bara Witherspoon, sponsored tile program. Rev. Scott and choir of Raleigh participated Everyone present enjoyed the occasion. Other ushers were Mrs. Karris Mrs. Rawlings. Mrs. McClain, Mrs! Dorothy Martin and Mrs Ru'h Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rawlings, Mrs. Carrie Jones and Mrs. Beu lah Jones visited Mrs. Lillie Reid at Johnston Memorial Hospital And also Mrs. Mabel Brown and son, Ronnie, of Richmond, Va Mrs. Reid is improving. Please -e --member Mrs. Reid and others >n your prayers. Mrs. Euia Mae Ward of Eureka, spent the weekend with her bro ther, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Best, and daughter. Marchella. Miss Patricia Rawlings, Miss Diana Baglely and Angella Fay Baglley accompanied Mrs. Goldie Hardy to take her son. Pvt. Alvin Hardy and Pvt. Nathan Winters to Fort Bragg Sunday evening. Pvt. Winters is from Baltimore. Maryland. Mr. Jimmy Parker of Washing ton, D. C. spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tilman Parker, and visited other rela tives and friends. A THOUGHT: "When God seems far away read the JS'h Psalm." THE CAROLINIAN RALEIGH. N, C„ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1869 The Theme "Family Togeth erness" was the mam emphas is of the Honorable Mayor How ard Lee’s message. A native of Lithonia, Georgia, Mayor Lee attended Clark Col lege and Fort Valiev State Col lege. He is a graduate of UNC School of Social Work, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Tabor City Hows TABOR CITY - The New Era Association was in session Oct 17 through the 19th at Cherry Grove M.B.C. Rev. Sain Stanley is pastor. The morning sermon on Sunday was given by Rev. Sam Moss. His subject was. It's Later Titan You Think " It was enjoyed by all. Rev. V. S Singletary and the Spring Green choir of Acme were the guests of Rev. Samson David and tiie Victory Baptist Church ot Fayetteville on Sunday, October IS, at 4:00 p. m. The evening ser mon was given by Rev, V. S. Sin gletary. His message was enjoyed by all. SSPEi \ 1/ fJpP l^ jpjpipt v—^ ■<% - ;:r SEE BAHA’I FAITH AT THE STATE FAIR ED, BLDG. He served In the Korean War, and was Surveyer Probation Officer in Georgia before mov ing to Chapel Hill. He has served as Assistant Director, School of Medicine, Duke University and recruit ing disadvantaged and minori ty students. He is presently Mayor of Chapel Hill, North Carolina and married to the former Lillian Weslsiy. They are parents of two children, Angela 15 and Ricky 13. TOOTHACHE' Don't suffer relieve pain in seconds as millions da with ORA-JEI. Many dentists recommend using ORA-iEL until you get professional treatment. ara«jel 3
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