at NC 50 and NC 98 at Monday hearing on NC 98.
—Bob AUen photo
Response mixed to NC 98 plans
would go fishing with his
spare time. But he learned
houses owned by his sister-in-
law, Mrs. F. W. Goldston, on
the south side of the highway,
will apparently be taken.
J. C. Grady, who lives a
little further west, was happy
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Area Obituaries
dd rites
Rites held for
St, John Mrs. Williams
^ Newkirk Dodd, 75, of
■th Ave., Wake Forest,
hursday afternoon at
dence after a lengthy
Dodd was a native of
'orest, a member of the
'iS ms Episcopal Church,
tended Wake Forest
. He was graduated
le Medical College of
Dodd owned and oper-
le Dodd Drug Co. in
i’orest and then opened
d Drug Co. in Raleigh,
he operated for 25
After closing the Dodd
jO., he was the Chief
icist of the drug de
nt at Central Prison
tears.
sral services were held
ay at 11 a.m. from the
fiTK ms Episcopal Church
iEJJ Rev. Ted LeCarpen-
aterment was in the
Forest Cemetery.
It Dodd is survived by his
i.' , Mrs. Elizabeth Greene
1 two daughters, Mrs.
1 j t Barlowe of Centre-
^a. and Mrs. Mary Ella
1' Mangum of Wake For-
1' id five g^andchDdren.
1
ve pallbearers were
2 [angum, Mike O’Hara,
Barlowe, Nathaniel
m, Tom Arrington and
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■eene.
Funeral services for Mrs.
Mary Ideania Williams, who
died Dec. 10, were conducted
Sunday, Dec. 14, at 2 p.m. at
Union Grove Baptist Church.
Rev. J. C. Sherrod officiated.
Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Surviving are one daugh
ter, Willie V. Williams of the
home; two sons, Louis Wil
liams of Ahoskie and Ronnie
Williams of California; one
daughter-in-law, Adell Wil
liams of Ahoskie; six grand
children, Jessie, Joe Lewis,
Jeanette, Annette, William
Lewis and Wilhelmenia;
twelve great grandchildren;
three great great grandchil
dren; three sisters-in-law,
Mrs. Nannie Emory of Hen
derson, Mrs. Ida Debnam of
YoungsvUle, and Mrs. Bettie
Kearney of Ahoskie. §
Rites held for
Mrs. Blackley
Funeral services for Mrs.
Meta Woodlief Blackley, 97, of
Route 1, Franklinton, were
held at 2 p.m. Friday at the
Mt. Carmel Christian Church.
The Rev. Kermitt Hall offi
ciated. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Blackley died Dec. 10.
She was a member of Mt.
Carmel.
Survivors include four sons,
Jessie, Clifton and Edgar
Blackley, all of Franklinton,
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Pallbearers were Emmit
Gooch, Harold Gooch, Harold
MitcheU, E. W. Woodlief, Lee
Ball and Linville Strother. §
Henry Privette
services held
Henry Perry Privette, 60,
of Cross St., YoungsvUle, died
Dec. 9 at the Franklin Me
morial Hospital in Louisburg
after a long illness. Mr.
Privette was a native of
Franklin County and was
formerly in the plumbing and
heating construction business.
Funeral services were held
Thursday at 2 p.m. from the
Bright Funeral Home Chapel
by the Rev. Ted Janes.
Interment was in the Hopkins
Chapel Baptist Church
Cemetery.
He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Lucille Perry
Privette; two daughters. Miss
Diane Privette of the home
and Mrs. Donna P. Townsend
of Raleigh; five sisters, Mrs.
E. A. Alexander of Forest
City, Mrs. Nan Callahan and
Mrs. Betty Williams, both of
Raleigh, Mrs. Joyce Mullins of
YoungsvUle and Mrs. Jean
Hagwood of Spring Hope;
four brothers, M. E. Privette
of Augusta, Ga., L. D. Priv
ette of Raleigh, and W. B.
Privette and Pete Privette,
both of YoungsvUle.
Active pallbearers were
Mack DeMent, Archie Brown,
Leelan Woodlief, Earl Hart,
Wade Holden and Larry
Lindsey. §
Rites held for
Chester Raybon
Chester Merton Raybon
Jr., 40, of Route 4, Zebulon,
died Sunday. He was a native
of Wake County and a mem
ber of the Beulah Christian
Church.
Funeral services were
Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the
Beulah Christian Church with
the Rev. Carl Dixon officiat
ing. Interment foUowed in the
church cemetery.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs.
Sylvia Gurley Raybon; moth
er, Mrs. Gennie Pearce Ray
bon of Route 4, Zebulon; three
sons, Chester Merton Raybon
III, Danny Elvis Raybon and
Daryl Meaurice Raybon, all of
the home; and two daughters.
Miss Keisa Jean Raybon and
Kendra Loren Raybon, both
of the home. §
with the design change. “That
grass ditch between the
lanes” was what bothered
him, and now, “the lanes are
together. I like this better.”
LeRoy Ray, who wUl not
lose his home under the new
design, grinned, “It looks a lot
better now.”
W. E. Robertson, who lives
near the proposed NC 50 and
98 interchange, said, “I can’t
understand why they can’t
have a smaUer ramp.” Garrett
explained the project as it
relates to him. Robertson’s
home wUl not be in the
right-of-way, but it is just
barely outside. His garage
wUl be taken.
J. M. Ray, who lives near
SR 1831, said, “No, they won’t
get my home, but it wiU mess
up my land.” He said land on
NC 98 where his son has a
mobile home wUl also be
taken.
E. B. Keith Jr. had a
problem different from some
of the others. “I’ll be stuck off
on a dead-end of the old
section.” His home is located
on the section of road which
wUl be completely reloated
and he wUl be cut off on the
east by the Falls Dam and
recreation land.
Garrett said they would fUe
a Negative Declaration with
EPA and that must be ap
proved before the design can
be approved. He does not
expect problems with EPA
Former tax
collector, H. G.
Jones, dies
Graveside services for
Howell G. Jones, 88, a retired
Franklinton township tax col
lector for the past 30 years,
were held at 2 p.m. Monday at
the Perry’s Chapel Baptist
Church Cemetery. The Rev.
Steve Bolton officiated.
Jones died Saturday. He
was a veteran of World War I
and a member of the Franklin
ton American Legion Post
#52. He was also a member of
the Perry’s Chapel Baptist
Church.
Survivors include his wife;
two sons, Howell Lee Jones of
Raleigh and Royal W. Jones of
Franklinton; three daughters,
Mrs. Adelaide Harris of De
catur, Ga., Mrs. Rachel Fath
erly of West Chesapeake, Va.,
and Mrs. Hazel Kearney of
Dellwyn, Va.; and a sister,
Mrs. Jenny Jones of
Franklinton.
Pallbearers were Rufus
Pace, R. W. Pace, John Lee
Wilder, Melvin Lee Wilder,
Gordon Wilder and Dean
Hagwood. §
approval because the project
will provide a modern facility
to replace the existing sub
standard highway and is not
expected to cause any signifi
cant adverse effect on the
quality of human environ
ment. The major relocation of
the highway is due to the
Falls Lake Project.
The portions of the highway
which are not relocated will
be improved and leveled.
Morton explained they will
build up the roadway where
necessary. Garrett also said if
building it up is not sufficient,
they will tear out the present
roadbed and replace it. The
roller-coaster bumps will be
ironed out and bad curves
straightened.
Right-of-way acq'uisition
could begin after April of 1976
and construction bids let after
July 1978.
Garrett emphasized that
after the design is approved,
the right of way will be staked
so property owners can see
how it will affect their land.
Then each land owner will be
contacted individually.
Garrett also explained Re
location Advisory Assistance
and had booklets available for
those interested. §
THE WAKE WEEKLY, Wake Forest, N. C., Thursday, December 18,1975 17
Rolesville radar equipped, ready
The operational license has
been received, warning signs
are up in Rolesville, and the
town’s new speed radar unit
will soon be used to catch
speeders, according to Police
Chief Louis Pearce.
Pearce said he had not
formally used the unit for
evidence because he had not
yet obtained the license.
“Although I have yet to
give any tickets because of
the radar, I have already seen
a decrease in the amount of
speeding because of the warn
ing signs,” Pearce said.
The town received the
radar from the state, which is
supplying them to as many
police departments as it can
upon request.
The unit mounts in the
window of a car with the
speed registering on a screen
on the dash. It can clock the
speed of a car going in either
direction.
Pearce took special training
in use of the equipment this
spring in Wake Forest.
DON MORTON
PROJECT ENGINEER
Two escape
injury
when train
hits
car
A Seaboard Coast Line local
freight collided with a car
containing two Franklinton
women about 5:30 p.m. Friday
in Franklinton. No one was
injured in the accident; how
ever, the women were taken
to Franklin Memorial Hospital
for observation.
A spokesman for the rail
road said the 1967 Buick was
owned and driven by Ms.
Frances William, 18, of Route
2, Franklinton. Traveling with
her in the west-bound car was
Ms. Marie Harris, 19, also of
Route 2, Franklinton.
The train was traveling
north at about 25 miles per
hour, the spokesman said.
The accident occurred at
the Hawkins St. crossing. §
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Notice To Property Owners
WAKE COUNTY
Listing of property owned (both real and tangible personal property) as of January
1976, will begin on January 2, 1976. Listing by mail is permitted for Wake County
id property owners of record will receive “Listing Statements early in January 1976
be completed and returned to “Wake County Tax Supervisor, Room 803,
jurthouse, Raleigh, North Carolina 27601.”
The “Listing Period” has been extended by the Board of County Commissioners
rough March 1, 1976, and assistance will be available in Room 803, Courthouse, if
seded. Newcomers to Wake County should contact this office for assistance or listing
atements for compliance with the North Carolina Statutes.
List takers will be available for assistance at “Listing Stations in several townships
from January 19 to February 16. A list of the various Listing Stations will be
published this month. After February 16, 1976, all listing statements must either be
ompleted and mailed or listed at Room 803, Wake County Courthouse, Raleigh, North
Carolina.
Property not listed by March 1, 1976, is subject to a 10% late list penalty.
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Property Listing
Wake County property listing schedule for 1976 ad valorem (real and personal
property) tax purposes will begin January 2,1976. Listing by mail will be permitted,
and listing statements are being maUed to taxpayers of record. Newcomers to Wake
County and those listing for the first time should contact the office of the Tax
Supervisor for assistance. If assistance is needed, the tax lister in your township wiU
assist; but observe instructions and present the listing statement.
List takers will be available in townships according to the following schedule
between January 19, 1976, and February 16, 1976. After February 16, 1976, listing
statements must either be completed and mailed or listed at Room 803, Wake County
Courthouse, Raleigh, North Carolina. If listings are not made properly by March 1, a
10% late list penalty will be imposed.
WAKE COUNTY TAX SUPERVISOR
BUCKHORN & HOLLY SPRINGS TOWNSHtPS
Mr. M. Jack Stephens, P. 0. Box 123, Holly Springs, North Carolina - Tel. 552-5302
January 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 27, 28, 30, 31
February 3, 5,6,9,12,14,16,1976 HoUy Springs Town Hall
January 21,29, February 2,7,11,13,1976 Roundy’s Store, New HUl
Listing Hours - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
CARY TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Pat Rennix, Cary Town Hall, 316 N. Academy Street, Cary, North Carolina 27511
- Tel. 467-6111
All Listings at Cary Town Hall, Mondays through Fridays, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
CEDAR FORK & WHITE OAK TOWNSHIPS
Mrs. W. L. Yates (Dorothy W.) Route 3, Apex, North Carolina - Tel. 362-6703
January 23, 24, 30, 31
Apex Town Hall
Olive Chapel Grocery
Morrisville Fire House
Carpenter’s Store
Country Store, Hwy #55
Sorrell’s Gulf, Hwy. #70
Green Level Community
February 6,7,13,14,16,1976
January 27,1976
January 22,29, February 5,12,1976
January 28, February 11,1976
February 3,1976
February 4,1976
February 10,1976
At Home all Other Days.
Listing Hours - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. except Morrisville Fire House Hours will be 1:00
p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Jane R. Brannan, 223 W. Franklin, Zebulon, North Carolina - Tel 269-8142
January 19 through February 16,1976 Town Hall, Zebulon, North Carolina
Listing Hours - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mondays through Fridays.
MARKS CREEK & ST. MATTHEWS TOWNSHIPS
Mrs. Elaine K. Hopkins, Rt. 1, Knightdale, North Carolina 27545 - Tel. 266-2367
January 19,1976 Massey & High Store
January 26,27,28,1976 Wake-New Hope Fire Station
February 2,3,4,1976 Knightdale Fire Station
All Other Days at Wendell Court Lobby
Listing Hours - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mondays through Fridays.
MIDDLE CREEK TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Hdllie B. Reams, 501 Spring Avenue, Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina 27526 - Tel.
552-4513
January 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30
February 2,3,4, 5,9,10,11,12,13,16,1976
January 23,1976
February 7,1976
Listing Hours - 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Fuquay Town Hall
Woodward’s Store
R. T. Stephens’ Store
PANTHER BRANCH TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Anne Ogburn (Mrs. W. R.), Lipscomb Rd., Rt. 2, Box 85, Willow Springs, North
Carolina 27592 - Tel. 552-4868
January 24,1976 McWhirter’s Store
January 31,1976 Sorrell’s Store
February 7,1976 H. H. Pollard’s Store
February 14,1976 Ferrell’s Store
Listing Hours - 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Each Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Night - At Home - 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
ST. MARYS TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Peggy S. Watson, 413 Crescent Ct., Raleigh, North Carolina - Tel. 782-6344
January 19 through February 16,1976 Garner Town Hall Lobby, 900 7th Ave.,
Garner, N. C.
Listing Hours - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Mondays through Fridays.
SWIFT CREEK TOWNSHIP
Mrs. A. 0. (Anne B.) Perry, 3416 Lake Wheeler Rd., Raleigh, North Carolina - Tel.
833-0026
January 24, February 11,1976 Grocery Boys (Pierce’s Store)
January 31,1976 Buffaloe’s Store (McCullers)
February 7,11,14,1976 Pleasant’s Grocery
Listing Hours - 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Other Days At Home - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
WAKE FOREST & NEW LIGHT TOWNSHIPS
Mrs. Douglas M. (Betty) Wall, 803 S. Main St., Wake Forest, N. C. - Tel. 556-3328
January 19 through February 16,1976 Wake Forest Town Hall
Listing Hours - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mondays through Fridays.
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Above Townships: Mondays through Fridays 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. Room 803, Wake
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