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JOHNSTON COINTY
NEWS
HY MRS 1. MAYNOH
SMITHFIELU - i ‘
ivli . L> llu h Hitt left Sunday y,^,'
tor u tw,(> wet-k visit in Broiiklyii filibusurinn i
Nnv V.rk. wilt, Mr atitl M: Will .ioiiiil
Wilson (.pm
Mlli.r „ >p.-,,ditl)4 I
•tl II
Plain Talk
U>. .AKI-; ON TALK.
SHORT ON ACTION
r.-ktii. .
ho are -in*
liU iiiste.id
I'KOV-
.ll-K.Xi I
ri\;.l«il thv
Sonat*- iiiid
pie..
'iii(uted (o tiic
armed lone:
r.a- |^ >(»•!,ditp
s>,i,,r t.ii,.- ii, .New Sulk and Ball.
ii.or- with relative- ..nd iru-tiils
He, hurLaiid Mt H ifft 'I'hi.nia--, li li
Suuddy lo jiiiii h.-i Ji.iy will
• I.ei/ -.uii I,, VVa huii-tni. and ; p, nd
tome tiiiis- With h,jn uImj .Mrs. Gn.s-
iia Thii,iia‘ it. Balilninre.
Mf'. Laiivenia Dew and liitle
SOI. hav» ifluni.d home afl.i :
^ s(jrr,diiiv b week In Nfwp.j/t Ni w-,
Va., wilh I.ei s,>iei-in law. Mi.;
Mfar.v .Marlin
/•Ire H A (;rea>. > is witiiik i ,
inthfr and n.oihei, .vl, ajid Mrs
Will futi'iall .She has as he, hk:,!;
Mrs. Blaim- and .Mt* Wynn of.
Fdenion
idr. and .Mi.s HiHh-initti of H,»'" •
moiid. Va. ar
Byrd
53l.na:i.v h m rei.ii-se upened by'ol .Ntwpi
ihe ehoii -n.ipni'. .Sfripture 'e-i ■ i Mi
was read t\ Rev H h .}:,.n,.-. • n n,
Hf took h>‘ tf-x! fi.,n; tli- Viih sonit ilni
I'haptet of inr pic.plirt .,t Js-.iiah ‘ '
Pray. . n\ l-. . , i.rf.-, . v. ,||, ,,, ,1.,, ;
Rpv H. D. Davit oanit to the i
ni.d vhot.x n,i 1,.- t, m -Oui 1
Whom We Se. v,- H .API. . 1-
a wonder/ui sermon.
Mrs Lenora Griff,; h*J ar
dinner guestr Sunday Rev ..nd ton Place. Brooklyn*
Mrs. Wilcox and Rev Fiaiu’u John, ed Sunday to spend
II.. .ilioiit tl;,-. ai.d
({U'.-:ioll VMin pi»r I-
ifdf.id tilick.
hold ma>•^ ineen.us t., | iMtt .'i
demand tni> w,. .la i'l
ai tiere and yiijn- and bemoan
■a. wc take I., tl. ludpii amt
n long .inJ iirt'suiii. M-rniiii,'
nui .'ixnu. and then w, w.nd
ei.Mlnne with a wii.d.v prav-
m, um- 111 Ki-n. lai but to :n
lo
HiHn.-mitt,
\i'iiinp ilrs
„l New,-,
and .Ml-
b,\ N.-eru ■«
iitnities oI
Jon„>un
t d.iueh-
>iid .r.ihii-
HV il'LUiS A. AOAMS
few civilian .Negion
fer. '1, then 1 fforih
of TALK.
tK.ur.ii .SFKVH KS
I.VG GKOl’.N'HS
Be.-i Job oi all it- being contribut-
ea by uur ^Olll; anil relative.s in iiie
•■i.i ed I rceti who are .saci ilicii.g
life and limb to p’ ov.* w ..r, n-
titkd to ecomimic, pditical and .-.o
tial fre.-duni
They rra?onably expevl lhal Uie.
^^forl^ III, th.. battlefielda be paial-
111 d on Die home lioi.l to
n riree >0 th.n Dk light that lu in.
ahead will n d b«. loo hopeless. In-
sead, the lec-.id leviala Dial ihi'
.'.tleiition ol iht fulkr a home een
■iT on h.lk and ••iiuie writuiK- ' 'I'he ,
few eoiR-rele rams .seem tn be
Diose wrantfd b\ ihi. w hlle ni:.n j
When he bI.e^ acUaiia' .. for hiii ael! I
It i.s liiu- lhal unde Ih. late Hre
idem Rouiev.li the Negro made
i.ll.iin advant.iyes tn the line nf:
Ignition if hi- .ibilily, e-.en if
RURAL EDUC.ATIOff WEEK
AT HAKPTON INSTITUTE
HAMPTON-mSTITUTBr “Va. *-
Rural EdeQti>?n Week is being ob
served at the Hampton Institute
summer school this week, July 33>
28, under the general direction of
Miss Mabel Carney, professor eirel
ti-s of education at Teachers Col
lege, Columbia University, and out-
i>- > rlty on problems of
rural education.
• HAMLET” A T HAMPTON 1 the week-lohg “Arts of the Thea- , Hamlet’s mother, and Dodson
Owen Dodson’S modern .-.iream- ' tre” festival ot " ‘ ' '
lined production of Shakespeare's
’•Hamlet,” with a rusl nf young
> • V.'iK aclma and avis design*
ed by Cliurles Sebiee, will briug
b.. a cliise on Saturday (July 28)
• festival ut Hampton Institute.
Shown above, left to right, are
Gordon Heath, staff announcer
for Station WiMCA, wlsj will
play the title role, Dorothy Aleca,
RuaenwatU lellow. wh.t will play
-hiirsclf. New Ycrk poet and play
wright, who is also directing per
formances of ''Outward Bound,"
a contemporary drama, ut the
festival.
f :
I'h .iilv
Born
b.ib.\ b
' nictly
with .Ml- l.iz/ie Em
\U. i. ih, .-r.i
|{v\ Fi..mi-
'.tolled rigi.:!y and imdt-i the con-
' .int .iperv!-iiiii ut the while man
[IS Ih'. final author.ty Such wa-
and still i.i the case in the mimei-
ous "advisory'' jobs the Ru-.sc-
Veit a.miiiii^ti.iiii n tinn-.d ovei to
" ■ • I . '•'•'1 liim t.. I ai.d thi’t.UK-
-rlaiii State guv
JISTICE
By J. Wesley Copeland
•h.
flo
Dir Whil
Moth.
b.iby dull
son
YWCa met at th* home .il Mrs
Rcerib BrizicD Moi.day nuhi Th,
hostess served c&ke ar.d Iced unnk'
We are glad to know that Mi
iviiltcn Car.r.ady coniiues tc improve
»> ui C'lif-
V , arriv
week with
his f.iDiei and mott.ei, .,1i and
•Mr- Tiov Eai.on
.Mr Henry I..mr uf Durham vi-il-
ed hi5 brutht. S>K*M., l..*ne tieir
l|nd thi-y vls.ird thru psient* in
"Next Door” «r ted shear-
du k e TEHSONNKl. IK
INSt KAlttb
I It 1- al.-o true that Dir most out-
j -.landing advance by 'he race ha^
been In the armed force- where Die
Neyro offn-t i personnel hat been
I'llpled ovei that of Wcild War 1
■ndfi Pit- uleiif Wondiow Wil-uny
■ •iili-.Negr, Denii.cratn- m.irtiine
ThH wai ha; bioughl a Negru a
• itr. e-i.eial m ttie army
in.il.y uthei- Wi-ai tl. im-iyjiia if
I'oionelt. majoii. captain- and lien-
lenar.l; However, in Dr light ot
the til.-torv and puliiies 0/ thi"
‘O.intry, .is well a- the real back-
-M oml of Du- war. one would not
a-k amis- if hr mquir-.d funhir int
D.e qiir-'tioi. anil f.. md tr.at th*
Roosevelt policy of l.berality m ad-
■•■iicir.g the .Negro in the armed
srrviff War not done "according to
pl.m ■'
Pearl Harbor posed many qurs-
Hons am^ng them a peitlnent mg
involving cr.b-,r II will be remeiu
beivd -till that Done Miller, first
Negro Naval hero, was a mersnian
[.nd cmifined to that status because
of Dif i.veiall pi.licy of the Navy
Department
Theie wa.- also discerned In sub
-equent actions by Wasl.ingtoii a
disturbed state uf mind about the
so-called pro.J.ipani‘9e subversive
acts allegedly committed by certain
eioups jI misguided Negroes in
H irlem. Chicago and Detroit. In
estimating the con.seqiient-ea, it may
be said that the Nei”''} yained from
the wry evident mi.scoiiception of
when- his ioy.dty lay
Thus, it would seem that Roose
velt acted more to attain a cerlnln
g- al m welding all American ele-
neiit- Inin a more rr less soU l
fr>nt again.st the "Yellow
lliaii lioiii ally real veiievulent
Di.ttnn. towiiid the Neyro’- cause.
KKCOGMTION NOT DUE
NOTES
: ana ei onoiiiic .strength, we con ly of the Boy Scouts of America ha.s
iil.l, o. no.h.nt Thi. 1. I. hie,, making m, iiispmlin,, i„ur n.
-till .1 white mans woHd. the is-
.u.s u( 111. t ,hny smni lo point _ _
I to one ot white supreiracy :isidtf During tins period Scuuter, , . , , . . .
fioin Die obvious iiccesstly of t-li;ii- Haysbert visited Du- following ^ have btc-n wondering what
inaling a d.ingerous foe. Couiiclls: Piedmont Council wilh lustuf- the Amer.can
In uur case thi.s is still a white Custuni.i us the headquarters town, pt^ople. Southern people, are prac-
[nai.V coi.nti-y and .11 li.i lalkiiig Occ./neechei- Council Rak-igh; living now.
ipus, on Wilinin|;toii: Greensboro; a few days ago a friend of
col.
radio, .md in th
wiD not Ltnrii];!- th.il
bit until Wo prove a-
III LUiifurm wiiat wi
■I tiially Kolng to hat. La
)i'.l.
mine and his companion were fiv-
on Cape F
i.ii Charlolte, H idsville and Coi
itualion The inspection covered campsite . , , . v» »
are oui |dc:.criniun and uwiiei-hlp. operal-! ^ Newark. N. J.
say by •**« practices, prugiam and adminis- Tusktgee, Alabama. They ran
tratioii. leadership and personnel, ixito a storm and were forced
holds and giving no quarter. cooking and service, medical exoiii-.down ~in Griffin, Ga.
To attain status we must al-ih>i«tIon and care, toilets, drinking . Both occupants of e plane, b.v
ndn re-peel fi riiii the white man. |and bedding, swimming, jtht; way, were colored Lieuten-
Uiiui We ale willinr to actually j Waterfront protection, firearms,'ants: Li. Herrington and Lt. Jack-
figM wi- w-ili always be bound to; fransportation and five prevention i son. One of them is a veteran of
itiiig a': ''wards' ufjand suppression. 'the European war. who as a fight-
jer pilot, had shot and been shot
COOKl.VG IMii at many times. After risking his
It ,k . . .... . il'lt- he had returned home hoping
ii.A that to find equality and consolation,
orioi, cooking had its After running into the storr
in.irt».*r n a •**|the pilot wos forecd to land a
m f Lat! years ago To cook the L civilian land field. They found
, ^ f ground no one around at The field, there-
.vhn
-rnnieiit ai.d with "no rights
. bjuiid lu respect
BY
F. NEWELL
MAJOR OBJECTIVES OF
KCOIT MOVEMENT
To reach with high quality )t
leadership, the utmost number of
boy;. To hold permanently In the
membership in seme capacity every
buy who joins a Troop, To enroll
new Scouts and find places fur
them in Troops. To bring about the
f-ii'ination of new Troops in con
nection with responsible institu-
tioiis. To secure steady advance by
Scouts toward the Eagle Scout
award. To build up a atrong, ac
tive older Scuu and Veteran Scout
, (onstituency. To secure the highest
Belli , u«-gree of Troup efficiency through
Patrol urganuation. Tc have every
Scout pifiperly uniformed as a help
to him and aid in maintaining pub-
iie Interest us a Scout. To secure
If that be the case, then It can ; ffjj. every Troop Uie advantage of
bt safely stated lhal this recognl-, ,onu* form of Local CouncD .super
lion came w ithout under action on vision,
our part a-Adt- Iroin writing notes _____
to the- PreMdenl lo complain of tlds ' NATIONAL STAFF MEMBER
t-r that. VISITS NORTH CAROLINA
Il can also be observed that our COI'.NCILS
advancement in thi- nostwai neriod .
18 inches square, Ig inches deefJ.
Build a crisscross fire on a plat
form of slip wood across a hole.
On the third layer of wood place
a layer of stones, one half-brick
l*e, Light and keep fire blazing
for about one and on? half hours,
until the stones are almost at white
heat and have fallen into the hole.
Now. working rapidly shovel out
burning pieces of wood and level
stones and «naU on the bottom of
the hole. Throw in about a peck
of vegetable lops or sweet leaves
'wild grape, maple, sweet gum.
sycamore) moistened with water.
Place on the leaves a 2 1-2 pound
r-hicken for
fere the two pilots were forced
to walk to town, about four miles
from the field. After retching
town they went to the police sta
tion. where they requested to use
the phone to cal) their base and
report their accident. The police
at the station told them that they
could not use their phone. The
pilots then asked them where
they could find a cafe or a place
to get something to eat. The ans-
swer received was, ”We don't
know”—The pilots asked where
they could fin-l a plaec to sleep
d the .same answer was receiv
ed, Then they asked how they
could get transportation back to
the field .so they could sleep in
rery three campers,
and for each I' lmper. 1 potato, I
sweet potato. . carrot. 2 ears of the plane, the -ame riegat.\.» an-
corn, l green bonunu and for des-[sw'r was received
sert, ! apple. Cover with more Now—kIo vou call 'that justice?
g> ul
I weUliiiy all American ele-jtjve older Scou and Veteran Scout
tl fii.- Intti a more cr less soli J ^, unstitueiicy. To secutt- the highest
frznt against the "Yellow Per D " ] degree of Troo,^ efficiency through
thill fiom any lewl venevolent iU'lHairol organization. Tc hove every
tiiittoii-. towiiid the Nei't'i's cause ticout piflpvrly uniformed nr a help
RECOGNITION NOT DUE 1 to him and aid m maintaining pub-
1'4» NOTES hit; interest as a Scout. To secure
If that be Da- case, then it can i every Troop Uie advantage of
be safely stated that this locogui-, form of Local Council super-
tioii came without under action vision.
our part aside from writing notes '
to the President to eonplain of this NATIONAL RI'AFF MF.MBER
or that. VISITS NORTH CAROLINA
It can also be observed that our COCNCII.S
udvamement in the jioitwar period
must be based on the amount of Within the past three weeks. H.
, , , • „ fu .1 u.i-fiii iiisuil'L- for without such H Maysbeit, AHSiBtunt to the Na*
,at you d be screaming "J,".I, (,„,i,ica. .. mul Dircc.or of Healtl, and Sate-
leaves then close the hole with
heavy, wet burlap bag or gunny
sack. Bury completely with dirt,
so that no steam can escape. After
about two hours of cooking, open
vour IMU carefully. Serve sand
wich style and watch it disappear!
l^AMi* VlblTA'lTO.NN
Persons who are planning to visit
any of the Boy Scout Camps and
have in mind taking a swim will
be required to present their medical
examination blank showing thiit
they have hud a physical check in
the last five days. This is a regu
lation of the Buy Sciiits uf Amer
ica, Visitor day at the Occoneechee
about two hours of cooking, open
your IMIJ carefully, Serve sand-
‘vich style and watch it disappear!
t^AMF VIMTATTII.NN
Persons wlio are plauuing to visit
any of the Boy Scout Camp* and
have in mind taking a swim will
be required to present their medical
examination blank showing thiit
they have hud a physical check in
the lest five duy.s. This is a regu
lation of the Boy Scouts of Amer
ica, Visitor day at the Occoneechee
Camp will be Wedne-duy of each
week and the Court of Honor will
he held each Friday night at 8:80
jack DAVIS
8y TED WATSON
Mo MOCCA/y Afi/P
TViJCA
Jie/yffi "jy 7h£
WAyofi yytu iAr'
i^iimVsteelp
.'HtJiPFwese
OFflCER/NFOBM'O
HEliNABMiEeWT
RJTZOANPBSNPIT
VMDOP^mNBe
EB/IVeP.^
MEANWHMi, LT.
JlM^TEEi^ANP
«BViayTAL
OVER their PRE-
PtOAMENT.-.-SUP-
PENL-Y THESE ii
A-SOUNP..,/-?
a
WALT / THI^. l-i A SbpiuT WE HAVEN i,
&CX)P PAY POR-SWIAWAIN^ &OTOUE gATHIf^
By T MELVIN
B,NOr-^''CAUSE THEViSj
"assy THEIR TRUNKS
•WE 'wOULW'T HAVE Al WITH IHCMAU-OFr^
TO WORI^YAgOUT ,
fYXNOW.VWLV IF ^
(WE WERE ELEPHANTS]
VWE
No cooperation, no coniHderation.
no consolation. If that Lt called
juulce or denorratic irfloa to
treat .someone in the wav describ
ed; especiallv someone who has
risked his life for America: sjome-
one who has been through tlie
hell of the present war. If that is
justice—all mv life I have mis
understood that word. One of the
words that we have been fighting
for; one of the words that is the
basic of our America Democracy.
Ju.stice is a word that every real
American should understand .'md
practice to the fullest of his m
tal capacity and physical strength.
1 am sure that Japanese immi-
ffranto wn-ilrt Kava r»»r«»tvAH
ed: especiallv someone who has
[risked his life for America; nom^
■ one who has been through the
;lu 11 of the present war. If that is
(ju'Hiee—all mv life I have mN-
' understood that word. One of the
words that we have been fighting
for; one of the words that is the
basic of our Amt *ica Democracy.
Jiwlice is a word that every real
'American fihould understand and
practice to the fullest of his men-
,tal capacity and physical strength.
1 am sure that Japanese immi
grants would have received bett"r
tientment than these colored pi
lots did; if thev had been in the
same situation.
liiCAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
' Having qualified as Adminlatra-
|l- lx of the estate of Floyd D. Pearce,
late of Wake County, N. C., this is
to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
on or before the 30lh day of June.
. 1946 or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of theh- recovery.'All per
sons indebted to said estate will
make immediate payment.
This 30th day of June. 1945.
‘Mrs.) Lucy Fuller James,
'nlntstratrlx
llu .t. State Street
Raleigh. N. C.
July 7. 14. 21, 28-AUg. 4, It.
EXECUTOR NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
.Having qualified as executoi nf
:h-* Estate of William Scott. decea.s-
late of Wake County. North Car
pi na, this ie to notify all persons
having claims against the Estate of
aid deceased t.- exhibit them to the
undersigned at 4I0 Baker Street,
Raleigh, North Carolina, on or be
fore the 16th day of June, 1048, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
f their recovery.
All persons Indebted to the said
Estate will please make Immediate
payment.
This the leth day of June, 1945.
H C HIGH, Executor
F- J Carnage, Attorney
June 22, 29-July 0, IS. 20, 27
EXECUTRIX NOTICS
NORTH CAROUNA
WAKE COUNTY
Having qualified as executrix of
the Estate of Hattie J. Wooten, de
ceased. late of Wake Coun’y. North
Carolina, this Is to notify an per
sons having clalme agalns the Estate
of said deceased to exhibit them fo
the undersigned at 220 East Ca
barrus Street Raleigh. North Caro- ^
llna, oh or bef re the !6th day of
June, 1946, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the s»|H
Estate will please make immedlatt
payment.
This 16th day of June, 1945.
LUCILE GRISWOLD.
Executrix
P. J. CARNAGE, Attorney
June 22. 29-JuIy 6, IS. 20, 27.
Dring the week intensive study
will be made of specific Issues and
probhms In nnal educaUoo sub-
mlKSd" by' teachers, homelhakers
and others enrolled In the summer
school at Hampton.
IN THE SITF.RIOR COCBT
•NORTH CAROUNA
WAKE COUNTY
NOTICE
HARVF.Y HAYWOOD
VS.
OFORClA HAYWOOD
THE DEPENDANT, Georgia Hay-
■t ‘d will take notlcb that an action
entitled as above has been coin-
nienced in the Superior Court of
Wake County, North Carolina^ to
obtain an absolute divorce on the
grounds of two years separation, as
provided in the Statute of Noclh
Carolina, plaintiff and defendant
having lived separate and apart for
more than two years preceedlhg
the institution of this action, and
that the said defendant will, furthar
take notice that she I.s required to
appear at the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Wake Coun
tv, North Carolina, in the Court-
ouse in Raleigh. North Carolina x)d
the 27lh day of August, 1945, or
within thirty days ihPreafler, and
answer or demur to the complaint
of said action or the plaintiff win
apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
Thi- ?5tl. day of .Inly. 1945.
SARA .ALLEN, Assistant
rtE.if „t c,,„o,., r Court. ..
P J. CARf^AGE, Attorney
July 28-Aug. 3, II. 18.
EXECUTRIX NCTICE
north ACROLiNa
WAKE county
Having qualified as executrix of
the Estate of Annie A. Gorham, de
ceased late of Wake Coutit.v. North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons havii;g clairns . agglnst the
f istate of said deceased to exhibit
hem to the undersigned al 114 Egst
Lenoir Street, Raleigh, North Caro
lina on 01 before Ute igth day ql
July, ltH6. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to the Estate-will
please make immediate payment.
This I8th day of July^ 1945.
Addle £. Qorh&m Logan.
Executriz
P. J. Carnage, Attorney
July 28-Aug. 3, II. 18. 25-Sept. 7.
TAN .TOPICS
By CHABie^ AUIN
I saved all your old suits, but I had no idea you’d gainet) -fifty
pounds. ''
''it/zltW*"
ATru/t
We Leep
We keenly appreciate'tlie trust our elieiiU
place in us and we make every eonsiMentious
effort to keep faith with them. Every dtail, from
first to last, is ^iven careful supervision. Noth*
ing is too small, too unimportant to do—if by
so doing we can console or be of service to the
family.
CAPITOL FUNERAL HOME
1012 & Hargett St.
RALEIGH, N. a
Phone 8*2416
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROUN A
WAKE COUNTY -
Nellie McCuUers Bell Hinton
V«.
Austin Hinton
The defendant, Austin Hinton,
will take notice that an action en
titled as above has been commenc-
in the Superior Court, of Wake
County, North Carolina, to obtain
an absolute divorce on the grounds
of two years separation, as provid
ed In the Statute of North Caro
lina, pontiff. and defendant hav-
NORTH CAROUN A
WAKE COUNTY
Nellie McCuUers Bell Hinton
VL
Austin Hinton
The defendant, Austin Hinton,
will take notice that an acUon en
titled as above has been commenc
ed In the Superior Court, of Wake
County. North Carolina, to obtain
an abaolutc divorce on the grotmds
of two years leparatlon, as provid
ed In Ute Siitute of North Caro
lina. plaintiff, and defendant hav
ing lived separate and apart 'for
more than two years next preceding
the Institution of this action, and
that said defendant will further
take notice that he is required to
appear St the office of the Cleik of
the Superior Court of Wake Coun
ty. North Carolina, tn the. Court
house in Raleigh, North Carolina,
on the 8th day of August. 1945, ox
within thirty days thereafter, and
answer or demur to the complaint
of said action, or the plelntiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
V nanded In said complaint
This 14th day of July. 1945.
SARA ALLEN. Assistant
Clerk of Superior Court
F. J. CARNAGE, Attroney
July 14. 21. 2e-Aug. 4.
ADMINISTRATILX NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra
trix of Vera Taylor, late of Wake
Connly. North Carolina, this is to
notiiy all persons having claims
sgainst the estate to present same
to the undersigoed at Raleigh. N. C..
an or before July 24. 1948, or thk
notice will be pleaded in bar uf
heir recovery. All persons indebl
ed to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
MARY POWELL. Adminis
tratrix uf estate of Vera
Taylor, decetied.
W. G. Mordecal, Cl«!rk Superior
Court.
July 28Aug. 4. Il, 18, 25-Sept. L
IN THE 8LTERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
CITATION TO INTERESTED '
PARTIES IN RE CAVEAT
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE WILL
OF HATTIF J. WOOTEN. Deceased
To Geori Barnes, WilUani
Barnes and Mary Williams. aA
three of Baltimore, Md.. Ooveronr
Foust and Hilda Fousf, addreases
uhknowri, Pearl White of Washlnk-
tin, D. C., Helen Green Darden w
New York City. Varnell ‘ Clafk
Hobbs of Ne' raska, Herman WfB
Hams, Jr, 1620 Lamar Court. BaK
timore, Md., Eleana Wooten Gk1t*
rett, 4208 N. £. Bennlngt Road,
Washington, D. C., George E. Woot
en United States Army and JmM'
M. Wooten. United States MUiy,
and all.others interested in 1C^
estate; !■
. Vou, 'and each of you, as peraodk’
Inteiested in the estate of (he MW
Hattie J. Wooteir, are hereby fttW-
ffed that Leslie Wooiun. FraHIl
Wooten and Bessie Atkins hovilll'
entered a cave&t to tlie probaM^
Iianis, Jr, 1620 Lam,ir Court, BaK
timore. Md.. Eleaiia Wooten Oal^
rett. 4108 N. E. B«nnui«e Rudd,
Washington, D C.. George F. Wdot*
en Uttlted States Army and JeelM
M. Wooten. United States AtfjM,
and all others interested In ifiU
estate: *
Vou, ’’and each of you. as pemojU
interested in the estate of the Ml*
Hattie J. Wooten, are hereby nkW*
fled that Leslie Wooten. Frarfil
Wooten and Bessie Atkins havIfQ'
entered a cavekt to the piobaM^W
the paper writing put porting to'te
the will of Hattie J Wooten. kM
having (lied the bund requlradP^
law, and the case having b«te
transferred tn the Superior CtdlM
ti’'r trial at term, you will ap|iMf
ai the September Term. 1945. ' hi
Wake Supertoi- Court, which sdtf
term couVenes on the 17U) de^' 'dl
September. 1945. and make your*
selves proper parties to the sa9l
proceedings, if you choose.
This 25th day of July. 1945.
SARA ALLEN. Assistant
Clerk of Superior Court of
Wal* County
July 28-Aug. 4. ii. 18.
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