STATESVILLE NEWS
BY (iEUKCiY h. I»A1.T>N
4118 South f m Strfrt
I
&blf> p,8ih('itii5 «/ over 3f)Ci suldiets,
wives, sweetheurls ;iikd niot))>-r.
tnnJi plore at the Moriuiii^side sc-hm-i
Thursday, February 2fith. sp«>ii‘oi
^ ed by the various rJubs iuid churrli-
es ijf the oily The soldiers ol Woiitl
War 1 and il were iiiviied to a pro-
gram and dinner. Mrs. t‘ W Nesliv
was chairman and mistress ot cen -
monies On program were' Rev j
W. C*room who gave the invit'tiiioi.
Roding. Mrs. MabU- Hient of tln-
Soctai Ar* flub. .Mi 1' V Mauen.o
spoke lor tiie NAAC'F lie made .m
appeal fur members iniu lin- oieao-
iration, telling the many iid\.aiilai:«. ■
and the help that has been, carried
on in helping soldiers, civilians and
crganizaiioiis. 1'wo solos wt-iv |>ivii
by Mrs, 1‘lax Hariim-ton. -'I'ne
Lord's Prayer " and "l i.ove l.ile
of ihe Swank' Chib Ah. Joe Hi s
or.t, president of th.- Safeiv Clol.
welcomed the vet' m b-hall ot ilir
club. Mr A II Ruiheifuid, jaii>
ripal of .\loriiini;sil>', made an ai>
peal to the Vets to take aavania;'-
•it the many opeiiinvs offeiMl i.v
the government Ht 'aid Ihai "iiit-
government ofleied gieai advai.i-
age- fur furni work ondei tin si,},.
en.i'ior, ot a Farm liernonsiiaioi ot
Itifir district He a'ked e.ich Vei
to lake these advantagi ^ im-
they are given seiiom iboiiria
Consideration' "We could iioi
'expect the soldier to adju.si hin.seti
to tne changes a.s In- did beh.ie e-i-
teiir.e seivice A ircilalion was
given by ;vlr‘, Viola Long An ap-*
pat was made b> Mi M M Har-
^r.gion tor the Aineiicaii l.egioii
Rev. J W. Haye.', pre ident of Mm-
uterial Alliance, told the pari He
church played in time „f wai ami
peace He a;keU that each -old'e’
fine his way to snnie cjiuicli .Majoi
Rcberi McDoWi 11 onr highe-l rank-
ir. gofficer. :.ai>l thai "rvety -ot
dier that woi- and weais i|,- -e
vice uiiiforni dfeivr- .• disiingoisi '
*d medal " He ten that the n.eo
Who did the work or l■•Jn-com^.i
cionea soldiers wa' due cieiiit loi
the winning of me peace " He lui
Iher staiea that "the oUiiei itoesn i
know What to do, whai to think and .
Which way to Uirn and u e Le-t ‘
for the civilian and love ones not
»u strongly impress him to go the.
way they feel that
NEWS OF SANFORD
Robert Anders, .Mr Flovd .McUon-
nld. Mr Kills Hoss. Mr Oliver A
Alston and .Mr l-AaiHlei .Melvei.
4(iy Knmseiir Street. Sanford, enter
tained m their home at a -^dcprisc 1^...,^ V'lHIl* U'lsile* F-ll^
party Friday evening. March 1, h.n.- • ”111 n.lMr 1 4II.
oiing the birthday of her daiiglitti
Mrs Alma Hortnn McNair
The evening was s|>eiii in gAim
ami eiijoving a delic.inis repast nl
take and iec
'I'liose enjoying this eveiiini'. ■)
|ili insure wen- Mrs, .Alina Hoito-i
McNeaid, honoree Mr. and Mi'
Th iTi K J, McLeod, Mi and Mr-:
Tony Huie. Mr and Mrs A K H v-
liins. Ml. .'iiid .Mrs. J. S. Hrown. Mi
and Mrs. I. 1;, Sellars, Mr. and Mrs
|W, T. Horton, Mi and Mrs. K.i.l
j Hoi ton, Mrs .Mabel M Turner, Mi '
! Lcs-ie M Smith, Mr.s.
1 la inpsoii. Mrs Nina
MI.hs M. Kincstine McKay, Mi-s|
Hare) Monroe, Mis.s Willie h. I
LKIwM. NOTICIiS
AIlMIMS i K-\TKI\ SHTU i:
NUHTHTARtil.lN.A
WAKK COir.NTY
Havini; ipialitieu as luiinin
trix of ll,e K'l. le of ;;aimi. 1 Ha;
iSamuel H..yfs, .Ir.i. Uecea-Hl
of Wak. Conntv .Noiih ('..i
this IS to notifv all peismis h
111-1 the Kslale of
> eVh.bil them to tli
di:.igi,eil .|| (III? K.i:t li.iirill (,
H..lei. i. .N,„th c.ooluij, on o
f re the 2l.st flay of Febinary, 1947.
or this nnta-e will be pleadei in
liar of tijeir recovery .All |)ersoiis
indebted to the Fstate will jileas ■
make iniiniHliate payiiienl.
This 21st day of Febiuarv. 1‘1-h!
MINNIK HAYKS. Admiriislratrix
F J CAHNAGK, Attoimy
, 9. IB, 2:1. 3u, -April rt
, V
Noncr til sciviMoNs
I NtiltTH CAKOI.INA
; WAKt. CiHJ.NTV
;iN I ill-. SI l't.LIOK t Ol’hT
(•eilriKle I tneher, Feli-
liuiier vs. .fnaiiiu MorKUii. .lahti
•Mcdiilre, .liuiiiia Mcfiiiire Samleis.
William Sanders. l.Kcille .McCuire
'Wall, hihii MeCiiiie, .lr„ laltleeii
I Mctiuire, (ierliiicle >lciulre Li-
'gall. Ifjir> l.ir..iii. Harold I.ee Me
•■reiiio .net.Hire, uiiiieri
I-nrt.utie, (.race Mi-f.iiire, Ariiiiir
, .M((iuiie and Samuel Meliiilre, Ke-
‘.pnnrtenis.
The respondents. Juanita McGuire
.Srinriers. William Sanders, Lucille
.Mcaiiire Wall, Lassiter Wall, Har*
oil! Lee MtKliiire, L renzn McGuire,
Wilbert McOiiiie and Grace I
Guile, will take notice that thej
above entitled proceedings SF. No £
7429 has heen iiislilntcd for sale fori
l.ai iiiion of the land and premism '
hiiowii as I2(iri Gbeilin Road in the
Cilv of Raleigh, said County .-ind
Stai.-. and said re'pondeiits are
■ linieil lo appeiii before the under*
'iViie.i Clerk of the Supen.-r Court
' II betore the 28lh day of March,
IlMti, or within 2U days thereafter,
and answer- .said petition >.r the pe-
l.tion.r will ask fm he leliet de*
jii.Hilled III (bis petition.
The the ;'i;th dav of Fehniarv,
I'Hi:
W S. MORDF.CAI. Clerk
:.iipeiiui Couri Wake Cuuntv
hiigg' .iiid We't, Attorneys
M.iich 2, ■» It; 2:1, rtii-Apiil «.
Aiiiliiilanco l ei vice
Let u.s eiin-y j'oiir ill iind injured to
anil I'j'om the hosiiital.s in a mod
ern and comroi'talile ambni.ance
1‘roni
LIGHTNER Funerot Home.
TRAINm ATTENDANTS
Rocky Moiii.t w.i' In,I,I
Marci. -iih o> ttiai fuiia.i
bader ot Holl>Wo..il Com
and nuny other H-dl.vw...
ai the CobL-F xhali Waielmu'e
The dance w..? :iilei.de.i (,>
Crowd of l.fidu SiUKer Anne .\|.,
did 'Sweet F.mbi lici-.ible Vm.
nu'ely
The Nashville High Si-boul sexl
I'elephones 3-1677
L. T. LIGHTNnn, Mqr.
best things to do is to let Imn go ’***' Mount guls
day night- Match 4. 20 t2 Ttie boy-
'as (ui-
the way he wants " Music
r.i-'hed by Mr. O M Fleur The fob
lowing were pr» enli.. tor recogn.
lion and as sp.insm.- ot the ultuu.
the American Legion. Swank Club,
mg officer said that "every so!
dirts, with One loui-stai n.ulhn,
Mfs. Alma David'^oii. Women's Fed
eration Safety Club and NAACF
The 'oldier.- weie icpieseiiird by j
•do by Fvt Iran Haitii.glon "My
f ^liOdy The piogran. i lo'ed with
tingme AmerKan the Heaulifid'
•Iter Which the Woineii'' Frdeia-
Uon served chicken 'alad, p..iatn
Chipr, spiced han., beet.,, vhuw chow
hoi rolls ana ice cieain Serving
took plac^ HI the school cafeieiu
Slid cl3esroom>
.The monthly Scout c uil of Hon
or was held at the Murninesicte
school with 'Froop NoS :i ami 11 nl
Mornmgside and Unity St'huols aiisl
Troop g of Muuresvilie, under the
supeivision of the Iwld Fxeciitiv-.
d. A. Adams The (ollovsing ad-
fingihg "American the Beautiful.' |
»fier which the Women's Fedeia-
tioh served chicken rulad, pi.tato
chips, spired ham. beet,., chow chow
hoi rolls and ice cream Serving
‘ ,trok plac^ in the school cafeteria
end classrooms. !
.The moiiihly ScOut C .ml of Hon
cr was held at the MuiiunRside ■
tchoci with Troop Nos fi uiul II -'d '
Mormnfiside and Unity ScIiouIk unJ ;
Troop 8 of Mooresville. under the
tiipeivir.ion of the Field Kxecutlv*.
j. A. Adams, The following ad
vancements were made: Teiuleifooi j
William Blown, Clo/e!l Davidson j
and Charles Manguni. Tionp 3; sec-:
nnd das-. Ko-i'evdi Gaines and!
Lonnie Rhoney. Tiuup li; Hniiu'
lepair. David Thomas. Heniy ramp-
hell, and Clyde Young Tump 8: !
Wood carving, Daniel Brown and '
Ofha .Sherrill, Tmop fi; Wo-fd wn k
Paul Tiueheait. Tro.>p 3; Safely j
Jame.s Ramseui and Herbert Alli ;
fion. Troop ll; CpI. Leonard Me
Cellaiul, honoiiorabiy di'Charged
IS astifitani scnutmasier t»i Troop 5.
Then Sc-.tt IS ussisUinl scuutmaser
for trcH.p 11 Present at the Couit
of honor were Rev. .1 W. Crouin, I
i B. Houston, O M Pharr, Arthur !
Williains, C I. Reiiwick. A T Pd-
erson, G F Dalton and W. M
Nerby. A new tionp was ri'gislercd '
f. .- TrntniaiJ. with J B Houston |
a.s semitmaster. Tin- next Couit ot i
Honor wilt be held at Unity Schu d '
the fir.si Friduy in April '
Mn. M. G. Dalton, daughter c(;
Rev and Mrs T A Grady, spent
* ihe week end in Durham with h-i
parents
The Cr.-wn and Sc.-pter Club of:
. fne Moriiingside scIhmiI piesented a'
■program "Take it or Leave it " in |
(hr audiloriinii. with students tux-
« ing part un the prugijni, ihey weie
Lewis Renwick, Gad.'oii Biglutn |
Paul Trueharl, Riila Morrison. Law-,
ton MoriiMin. Hesi-ie Lackey, H L
StewBii. Janie Connor, Maude
Thomas. Anna Walker and Defy
Sharpe
Roy Winford. Curtis and Francis
Sloan ’ iid Howaid We-iver has hem
honorably discharged fiuii Ihe
Army.
Mi^S Callierine Mor'^, student ai
Payne’s Biisine.ss and
Secretarial School
MRS. 8. J. PAYNE. Mlnlger
Mambar of the National
Bufinast Atsociatlon
Accredited By:
Tha North Carolina Stata
Board of Education
Complata Buiinaia Court#
• Shorthand
• 'Typing
• Calculator
• Book-keeping
• SienotypinfE
• General dice Procedure
B Mimeographing
• Comptometry
• Specialized Courses
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Public Stenographer
Write For Full Information
Dial 89S0
416 BLOODWORTH ST.
Raiaigh. N. C.
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KAFL t OnVITIOS
WA.^iHINGTUN D l' - I'bme..
.'V fui .S.iimu 1 ILII forii.cily u sc.
gcjiii III ;b* kJid liilji.tiy Divi-
'luii wiv i.'kcd uf Ihe War D^
p...lmciil b> .NAACP l..WVers last
week Hill wa. cui.vicb-d uf laj.
iiij; .1 luitive w.-mau a Facilir
.'talid i.lid '-t'nleiiccil ill lift uiifii
-ui.tne.-u NAA( I' l,.w.v.-rv c.i.i. ud
li.e « wuer...- ll I--. i...i Mi>laUi tbe
.iii.Miliui. Hili v\.i' ii-vei idtii'i
b 1 b> lilt- lull,J.1.1II.Jilt atid the
ill I lull lui.llii'liiig le-’i
II.uu. Ibev lulled Itu luiiViftiOu a|
SEAT COVERS
Alt Heavy Duly I ibre
• t Ciller .Ann Kest
• sed'aiw • sedaneiie-:
• U4( lies • I uupr.
• ( tub ( uape-
• nuckei T > pr
—VlhuleNjle lni> —
K.'irliulil .Sales (!o.
121' S IVilmineli.t) street
SEAT UUVEKS
All Heavy Duly Fibre
• Ceiiier Ami Mest
• seiluiiv e seilaneilrs
• ( oarheN • l uopp*-.
• I lull I niipes
• HiicKel T > pe
—WholeNjip (»niy—
Kai'liulil Sale.s (!o.
121'. S. WilminglHn street
PHONI'. 2-2184
If It ia DecdnaarF for fou to get money in a
burry, tu get it witliout implicating a friend
and without paying exorbitant intereat. you
will appreciate the eervicee of thu bank.
Our caahlera or one of their aeaieUntii wiM
be eager lo help you. You'll be able to put
all your eoiifidenre in the pemon who han*
dlea yuur busineaa, for he Will treat it aa it
wbfe hia uwii. 'Thid bank la compoaed of
iiiUividuale who want to aerve, individualb
iu whubi you rau have utmoat runtiden'el
Mechanics & Fanners Bank
DURHAM-RALEICH
Member Federal Depoail Inaurajtee Coro.
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Mechanics & Fanners Bank
DURHAM-RALEIGH
Member Federal Depoait iDMireace Cewp.
Hei'ciit visiiijrs ;it Tur.ke}',»-v
lustitutf vterc Mrs. .Liciiuclim- |
!uid Mr J F Levi ..f Puns. ]
France. Mi.' Levi ha-- tiunslulcJ '
Ihe Culver Ijiugi'uiiliy by Huvk-
hum Htilt into French which will
soon be i..blished in her niitivc
CoiiMiy lANlL Phot., by Folk*
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CRAPT.SMr.N IN BUILDING AND RE
BUILDING FINF. TIRF.S
All Sizrs Pa«,danger Car Tirei
Call {
McNEILL’S TIRE SHOP
Leal^r McNeill, Owner
325 Cabarrus Street
ANN i:)ASE
Quality Foods
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SUNNVFIKI.I) FLOUR FOR
PANCAKES
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12c
12c
11c
7c
ORANGES, Frt-sli .Juicy 2 doz. 57c
CARROTS, Texas Tender 2 hehs. 14''
GREENS 2 Mrs. 21c
POTATOES %Vo ' 10lb.s. 41c
Pure PORK SAUSAGE, Type 1, Lb. 29.
Pork CHOPS, Center Cut, Lb. 35c
fcFAT Back, Larije, Lb. I7c
Fresh FRYERS, Dressed and Drawn, Lb. S^lr
i 201 EAST HARGETT ST,
tail. [■■ll I ll mi
“WHfRE ARE
THIS MONTH'S BILLS?”
"Speukifiq of money,"
Father thundered,
"whore ore this
month's bills?"
"Clare," Vinnie pleaded,
"It isn't fair
to go over the
household accounts
while you're hungry!"
PfJDR V'i.nnIF! Was ever any wife so siurnied at?
How Father raided o\er the bills she ran up! But our
guess is that if laughable, lovable Clare and Vinnie
were keeping house today, one bill wouldn’t bother
him. . . . 'rh..‘s Ihe eleolric bill.
For Kaiher was a thrifty man. "Vinnie,” he used
to roar, "this is a tnaite- of dollars and cenli, and
that's something you don't know anything about.” But
/le knew about it. .-Xnd he would have appreciated the
lact that while the prices of must things went way up
in war years, the average price of electricity actually
came down. Plus the fp.ct that the average family gets
twice as much electric service for its money today as
it did twenty years ago.
Being a pruciica! man, l''aiher would have realized
the reason why. .\s he used to xhruit at Vinnie, "You
know I like tu live well, and i want my family to live
well. But this house must be run un a business basis.’*
.'\nd that's exactly how your electric light and power
companies are run. Un a/iMSinm basis. Almost cer
tainly, .Ainenca’s Favorite Stage Character would
have applauded .America’s ^usinest-iuanaged, self*
lupporiing electric compaiuet.
CAKOLINA POWER E EIGHT fcOMPA***'*'
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