Page 2, The Wake Weekly, Wake Forest, N. C., Feb, 19,
Named Friends Colonels
Mrs. R. S. Boat & Mrs. Wiley Mitchell
Appointment of 69 campaign
“colonels” to direct ticket sales
for the 1965-66 Friends of the Col
lege concert series at North Caro
lina State was announced yester
day by Lt. Gov. Robert W. Scott,
state campaign chairman.
[ The newly appointed “colonels”
include Mrs. R. S. Boal, Wake For-
' est and Mrs. Wiley Mitchell,
I Youngsville.
j The “colonels” will head a vol-
j unteer force of over 700 workers
1 selling season subscriptions to next
year’s seven-concert Friends of the
College season.
The membership drive will run
through March 15, Scott said. Sea
son memberships will cost $7 each, ■
and a ticket will admit a subscrib
er to all seven concerts. No sin-
Congratulations
Rolesville Market & Supply Co.
on the occasion of your Formal Opening!
It was our pleasure to install
heating & air conditioning.
Uuderhill Heating
AND SHEET
METAL WORKS
C. H. UNDERHILL, OWNER
Phone 832-5424 RALEIGH, N. C.
ROLESVILLE HEART DRIVE ENDS SUNDAY
The Heart Fund Drive for the
Rolesville area is well underway,
according to Mrs. George W. Cor
bin, Jr., chairman, and she ex
pects to have the area completed
by Heart Sunday, February 21st.
In addition to homes and bus
inesses being contacted, cheerlead
ers at the Rolesville School, took
time out from their school cheers
on Saturday night at the ballgame,
to lend a helping hand. As the
girls held on to corners of a blan
ket, fans tossed in their donations
to the Heart Fund. A total of $33-
65 was received that way. Those
participating were: Sue Scarboro
Wanda Pulley, Stephanie Mullen,
Bonnie Brown, and Mary Ella Mit
chell. E. R. Tharrington, princi
pal, and Mrs. Constance Mitchell
assisted.
A total of the funds received ir
this drive along with co-workers,
will be given next week.
“Goodness, your sister’s spoiled
isn’t she?”
I “No, that’s just her perfume.”
Interior of Enlarged Market
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Eddins are shown in their
enlarged and renovatetl Rolesville Market and
Supply Co. store which is having a formal opening
this weekend. — (Photo by Lois Barham).
gle concert admissions will be of
fered.
The 1965-66 Friends of the Col
lege series will offer performances
by the Metropolitan Opera Nation
al Company; Phyllis Curtin and
the Esterhazy Orchestra; the
Czech Philharmonic; the massed
pipes and bands of Edinburg’s
Royal Marine Tattoo; the Hungar
ian National Ballet; pianist Rudolf
Serkin; and Netania Davrath, Mi
chel Block and the Monte Carlo
Orchestra in a program of var
ied French music.
With a 1964-65 membership of
over 15,000, the Friends of the
College became the largest con
cert series in the South and one
of the largest in the United States.
Scott said requests for member
ships in next year’s series already
have come from as far away as
Lima, Peru and Danville, Va.,
and in North Carolina from Char
lotte, Boone, and Morehead City.
Scott urged interested music
lovers to get in touch with their
a “colonel” before the March
15 deadline. No memberships will
be sold after that date, he said.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Classified ad rates are 25c per
line with a minimum of $1.00 for
first insertion.
Each succeeding insertion wiR
be half price providing there is
no copy change in the ad.
All classifieds arle payable in
advance. A service charge of 25c
for billing will be made if cash
doesn’t accompany ad except
those running on a continnons
basis. ' ' I
POSITION WANTED
JOB WANTED — Experienced in
domestic work — Miss Helen
Mann, Box 403, Franklinton 2tp
FOR RENT
THREE BEDROOM block house
for rent on US. No. 1 Bypass. Call
Earl Catlett, 556-3232. 2tp
FURNISHED APT. for rent. 229
North Main St. Call 556-3571. tfn
GEORGE D. WALKER, ROUTE 1
pick up two free movie passes good
at the Forest Theatre before next
Friday at The Wake Weekly office
HOUSE, 4 ROOMS, TILE KIT
chen, heating system, running wa
ter, garden, 5 mi. west of Youngs
ville on Hwy. 96. $20 per month
Call 556-4121. ItP
TEXACO SERVICE STATION,
South Main St., Wake Forest for
rent. Call Modern Oil Co. 832-6681,
Raleigh, N. C. tfn
Rt.,
TRAILER SPACE for rent.
No, 1, Wake Forest. L. R. Cupp
— 556-3437. tfn
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE new
ly painted, located near Walkers
Cross Roads, $50 a month. Call
556-3983. Stop
FOR SALJ
TWO BED ROOM — Clyde Jerni-
gan house, $8500, Also near For-
estville, three bedroom house. Be
grown sometimes next week.
$12,000. Discount for cash. Call
K. S. Marshall — 566-3226 or 556-
3514. tfn
GREEN RECLINING CHAIR: Al
so 2 evening dresses: pink bell
shaped skirt, size 11; yellow 3-
tiered size 9. Call 556-2259. 2t
HOGS CLEANED AND DRESSED
— Also sold off gallows. For ap
pointment call June Eddins, 556-
5252. ttn
'63 VOLKSWAGEN, r&h, w/w tires
leather upholstery, 20,000 miles,
$1450. Also ’56 Chevrolet sta. wag
on, V/8, overdrive, r&h, $350. All
1-owner cars. Call 556-2924. tfn
ONE SPOTTED POLAND CHINA
boar, 18 months old. Johnnie B.
Keith, Route 1, Wake Forest, N.
C. Phone 556-5478. 2tp
HAY FOR SALE — Oat and rye
grass clean — never wet, 90c bale.
Jim Lye, call 556-3351.
CERAMIC, MARBLE, QUARRY
and Flagstone. Neuse 'Tile Service,
U. S. 1 South, Wake Forest, N. C.,
B. S. Fulp, Wake Forest 556-5309;
H. R. Wadford, Raleigh 832-5640.
ROOMS FOR RENT — Also cub
tractor, good cond. Hyd. lift, culti
vator, bush and bob and mower
for sale. Call Mrs. J. L. Baum,
556-3866.
PILE is soft and lofty . . . colors
retain brilliance in carpets cleaned
with Blue Lustre. Rent electric
shampooer $1. Smith Furn.
TWO RACOON COLLAR Tan girls’
coats. Sizes 10 & 12 — collar de
tachable. Good cond. $10.00 each.
Call 556-2716 or 556-3429.
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE. Also
Service Station with Uving quar
ters for rent. LeRoy Ray, Rt. 1,
Wake Forest, Call 556-3920. tfn
RENT OR LEASE with OPTION,
2 bedroom mobile home. -Space
available. 6 mi. from Wake Forest.
Phone 556-2980. tfn
RETAIL STORE bldg, for rent
1600 sq. ft. retail, 3200 sq. ft. stor
age. Freight elev. 100% location
in downtown Wake Forest. Reas
onable rent. Call 556-3043. tfn
HOUSE & APT. ON PEARCE ST.
Also furnished rooms, store build
ing barber shop and trailer spaces.
Dr. C. T. WUkinson, 556-3204.
DRAPERIES BY NORMAN’S.
Custom fit. Guaranteed against
sun fading. Pattern matched. Hun
dreds of samples. Free Estimates.
Smith Furniture Co. tfn
ONE FOUR ROOM, one 5 room
house for rent. CaU 556-3780 or
556-3712. tfn
BUSINESS OFFICE SPACE avafl-
able 215 Waite St., Wake Forest
(business district) contact Harts-
fleld and Nash, Agents. Phone 556-
3698, Wake Forest.
SPACIOUS 4-ROOM APT. Up
stairs, heat, and water furnished.
Also pvt. room. Come by 219 South
Street, Wake Forest. tfn
rRAILER SPACES, New Trailer
Park near 8 acre lake, plenty of
shade, each lot 50x100 ft., 1 mi
lorth on US 1-A highway. Calvin
Ray, 556-3769.
FOR FORD CAR SALES AND
Service, contact Sanders Motor Co.
representative in Wake Forest, A.
D. “Andy” PoUard, P. O. Box 144.
Phone Wake Forest, 556-4356 or
Raleigh, TE 4-7301.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, 2 BATHS
Must be move oft lot immediately.
Can be moved for $600. Make us
an offer. Contact Marvin Grice or
Calvin Ray tfn
CINDERS — Dump truck load, $8
per load delivered. LeRoy Ray.
556-3920. tfn
Beautiful Building Lots. Near sev
en acre lake. Terms or cash One
mile north of Wake Forest on Hwy.
1-A. Call Calvin Ray, 556-3769.
RUBBER STAMPS — Made to or
der stamps of highest quaRty. 'The
rubber dies are deeply molded
and clear cut. Also defers, pocket
stamps, notary seals, stamp pads,
laundry marking inks. Place your
order now. The Wake Weekly, So.
White Street. Wake Forest
POSTED SIGNS—BIG LETTERS,
Protect yourself from trespassers
by posting land. 15c each. 2 for
25c or $1.00 dozen. The Wake
Weekly, 504 S. White St.
SERVICES
Note of Thanks
INCOME TAX RETURNS pre
pared. Mrs. Edwin Bobo. 213
North Main Street. Call 556-3439.
I would like to thank my many
friends for their kindnesses during
the illness and death of my bro
ther, Elmer D. Lucas and the Rev.
A. L. Morgan for his consoling
words.
Mrs. Julia Rogers
COMMERCIAL FLOOR SANDER
for rent. Smith Furniture, Wake
Forest. tfn
SPECIAL NOTICE
POPE’S SHOE SHOP. Open 7 tc
6 daily. Located in former Health
Clinic, Wilkinson Bldg. 3tp
Mrs. Nellie Brown is spending a
few days in Durham with her sis
ter-in-law and her family, Mrs.
Vannie Mangum.
We are glad Mrs. Norene Keith
could come home last week, Nor
ene' spent sometime in Georgia
with her Dad who had pneumonia.
He was better and is much better
now, after a stay in the hospital.
We hope he is much better by
ASPHALT PAVING — Pond build
ing, land clearing, top soil, grad
ing and paving. Bulldozers, front-
end loaders, and motor graders for
rent by hour or contact note, Cal
vin Ray, contractor. CaU 556-
3769, Rt. 1, Wake Forest.
SANITARY SEPTIC TANK clean
ing, prompt service, K. T. Moore,
Franklinton, N. C. Phone 494-7825.
PAINTING CONTRACTOR: Spec-
iaUzing in interior, exterior and
stipple painting. Free estimates.
Young Paint Company. 556-
3823.
Thinking of Buying or Selling
Wake County Property . . .
WiUiams & Haywood,
REALTORS
David M. Smoot, Associate
834-4348 Raleigh 834-2825
New drive-in office
629 Oberlin Road. tfn
SPECIAL PRICES on CONCRETE
driveways, walkways, and patios.
Wake Forest Ready Mix Concrete
Phone 556-3851.
SEPTIC TANK and DRA^A.GE
Lines instaUed. Any type digging.
CaU LeRoy Ray, 556-3920.
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
instaUation and repairs. Up .to 3
years to pay. W. H. Blackmon,
Rt. 3, Wake Forest. Call TH 3-9479.
CARTER’S WELDING & REPAIR
Service. Complete farm equip
ment, truck, repairs. 1-A So. next
to Waco Feed Co., Wake Forest.
Phone 556-3911. 4t
FIRST IN QUALITY, FAIREST In
price, fastest in service. Smith’s
Shoe Shop. N. White St., 556-
3221
PRINTING
Careful craftsmanship puts the
touch of perfection to every Job
we do. Each is creatively plan
ned to serve its purpose better!
Call us! TTie Wake IVeekly —
556-3429.
FALLS NEWS
Local Native Named
School Principal
George H. Young, a former res
ident of Wake Forest and son of
the late Allen L. Young of Wake
Forest, has been named principal
of the new South Lumberton Jr.
and Sr. High School which will
open in the fall of 1965.
He received his elementary
and high school training here in
the local Presbyterian School. His
college work was done at Johnson
C. Smith University and Post
Graduate work at Columbia Uni
versity.
Young, a former teacher in the
Wake County School system, be
came principal of the South Lum
berton Elementary in 1942 and re
mained there until about two years
ago when he took over the leader
ship at Hayswood High School fol
lowing the death of its principal,
William McNeill.
Services Held for
Walter Estes
DuBois
Mr. Oscar Smith is recuperating
at home after being a patient at
Wake Forest Hospital.
I would like to thank the staff
and doctors of Wake Forest hos
pital for their kindness while I
was a patient there and also the
friends who came to see me.
Oscar Smith
Congratulations
— to —
ROLESVILLE MARKET & SUPPLY CO.
Painting by
Lou Ballard
PHONE AN 9-9415
ZEBULON, N, C.
By Mrs. D. P. Jenks
Funeral services for Walter Otis
Estes, 47, of Rt. 3, Wake Forest,
who died Tuesday, were conductecl
Sunday at 2:30 p. m. at Woodland
Chapel Baptist Church by the Rev. .
Charlie Wall. Burial was in the
church cemetery. Survivors in
clude his wife, Mrs. Almarie Es
tes; one son, James Otis Estes; |
his mother, Mrs. Victorial Hocka- j
day; his stepfather, Thomas Hock- |
aday, both of Wake Forest; three j
sisters, Miss Tempie Hockaday, !
and Mrs. Alice Parker, both of j
Wake Forest and Mrs. Jesse Mae 1
Dunn of Washington; and two bro- '
thers, William H. of Wake Forest
and Lewis Estes of Washington. i
Some folks I know had big birth
days last week. Our Pastor Rev.
Leon Keefe and Mrs. Lela Dean
both enjoyed nice dinners with
friends and family. Altho not at
the same places. Happy birthday
you all.
Well you may ask what’s new in
news, as we see it sad and bad.
I do hope the news will be better
next time. We are all disturbed
and without wonder; so please fol
low the news for future good news.
We hope
Mrs. Linda Walker is better and
at her home after spending a few
days in Rex Hospital.
Mrs. H. J. Spence is better at
this time after having surgery in
Wake Memorial last Saturday We
sat with her on Tuesday of this
week awhile, and am real glad
to see her doing so well.
Mrs. Oma Wadfords little grand-
in Todd Wadford had a big birth
day last week with a big party
with all the trimmings and lots
of gifts. Todd is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Lee Wadford and
he is six years old. And a big
fine boy, happy birthday Todd.
Also Mrs. Oma Wadford hopes
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Bray of
Virginia are receiving the Wake
Weekly she sent to them. You
know Mrs Bray, Mrs. Wadford is
a busy woman and hasn’t had time
to let you know she is sending the
paper to you. We hope you all en-
joy it.
Our loving sympathy is extended
to the family of Mr. I. 0. Jones
who was a long time friend to so
many people. We shall miss him,
but this is in God’s plan. And
I am sure you accept it as such.
Bless you all, is my prayer.
Our sympathy is extended to all
those who are so deeply touched
by the tragedy of last Saturday
morning, in the death of Johnnie
Ann W. Hunter and the injuries
that occurred Bless you folks.
Who knows what to say or what
to do. I don’t I’m sure.
I am glad to hear from Mr.
Justice and that his condition is
unchanged, only for the better I
hope.
Congratulations
Rolesville Market & Supply Co.
WE ARE HAPPY TO HAVE BEEN SELECTED
FOR ALL WIRING AND ELECTRICAL WORK.
Electrical Contractors
Commercial — Industrial — Residential
Wells Electric Service
Dial 834-2000
Ed. A. Wells, Owner
443 Rose Lane
RALEIGH, N. C
Best Wishes
Rolesville Market & Supply Co.
ON THE OCCASION OF YOUR
FORMAL OPENING
We are proud to have furnished
Refriseration Units
Shelving, and
Checkout Counter
Southern Contractors
& Refrigeration, Inc.
D. E. WENTZELL, OWNER
Leesville Road, Rt. 6, Raleigh, N. C. Phone Office: 787-3272; Home: TE 4 46