PAGE TWO
PERSONALS
Ml ;md Mi',-. Edward Jones of
Wilson. N. i‘„ returned noise after
. pend nig tv. o yo;<:'s in Los ftnu ’.&>
I'i'ii Mr?. Jones is assistant diet
: - i.tn at tht Carotins !jeve>ui IL-s-
L*irts >,». Wilson while Mr. Jonei ir
, v i iJoy'd in. Raleigh
Me Mill, news J uu ... brook
; V has teturrud home oftei
■I io tiding ihe funeral of his niece,
:■?. Edith Smith.
Mass Ro;.’,'. line Harrison ha> re
: . ■ to Tv<■'.*':’vk. N J a (her vis
im« ;u-r mother Mrs. Lillian Har
; i'-O'ii and great-grandmother* Mrs.
MaJhisa 'Vill’atr.son of Bledsoe Ave.
Mi? Ida Allen, a pgtir.r.i in St
Cjnis Kcspiini. is improving.
A!'-s Lawni Smi’h of Norfolk,
V i. was- failed to The city on
.• r.ri’il of ih; sickness of ' her aunt,
M," Ida Allen of E. Ir<r:e St
Mr. Wilburn J.. ir’r;.-- son of Mrs.
Rebecca Jeffries of 113 N. Swain
is very sick in the hospital.
’Arshinston, D. C.
The Household of.Buth No 116
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! ega! -Notices
.ORTH CAROLINA
Vi AKE COUNTS
WILLIE LINDSAY MITCHELL
v.s.
r.ifTH LINDSAY
The defendant above named will
eke notice the; an action entitled
■Love has been coranosim d in the
Superior Court of Wrk County, •
Non t • Caroline, for ABSOLUTE
f. IVOBCE. and the ci ..-fend at it will
iurthf r take notice that' she i> re
. .uired to appear before the Clerk
of L Superior Court of Wake
Ci vmty at hi: - office in the Court-.
house. in Raleigh. North Carolina,
on thr 2ft?h day of May 1947, oi
within twenty day: thereafter ana
onswer or demur to the Complaint
in this action, or the plaintiff will
apply to the Cou- for ihe relief
demanded in the Complaint herein
This x.'.e ?2nd day of April, 1P47
Sara Allen.
Ari. Clerk Superior Court
April 26. May ft. 10, 17
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
T'ANSY O DALESSiO
VS.
SAMUEL DALESSIO
The defendant above nanirci will
sake notice that an aciion untiled
i.ib- v«- has been c'-mrnenecd iri the
Superior Court of Wake County,
No th Carolina, to: ABSOLUTE DI
VORCE and the defendant will
further take notic>- that he is re
quired to upper.r heforo the Ch rk
o' the- Superior Co: rt of Wake
County, at his office in the eourt
l.-.-use. r; Raleigh. North Carolina,
or, tin* 2(ith day of May. 11)47. oi
v ithin twenty days thereafter, anti
or demu to tii
r t plait r will
aoply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the Co .'-.plaint herein.
Th. the 22nd day of April, MM".
Sara Alien,
Asst. Clerk Superior Court
April 26; May 3. 10, 17.
LEGAL NOTICE
S" ATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
BEFORE THE CLERK Os SIT
PER fOK COURT
It being satisfactorily proven to
the undersigned. Clerk of the 3u
perj >r court lor ware comity, that
Louis Hightower late of said
county, is dead, without having
n-’-fle and published any last will
and ter lament and it appearing
that Chios H Chupp. is entitled to
thr Administration of the state oi
said deceased, and having qualified
as Administratrix according to Jaw.
Now. these are therefore to em
power the said Administratrix to
enter in and upon all and singular
the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of the said deceased, and
the same to take into possession
wheresoever to be found, and all
thr just debts of Ih-: said deceased
to pay and satisfy, and the residue
of said estate to distribute accord
’Bft to lav;.
Witness my hand •>nd the seal of
Said Court, 1 his the 22nd day of
January 1947
(Signed’ W S. Mordecai
Clerk Superim Court
NORTH CAROLINA
Asm IN I SIR ATOR N OTIC F
WAKE COUNTY
Havivng qualified as administra
tor of the Estate of Stephen Wall,
deceased, late of Wake County
North Carolina, this to notify all
person.-: having Haim-, against the
State of said decs;, ed to exhibit
them to the undersigned a) 115 1-2
,E Hargett Street. Raieigh. North
Carolina, or. or before the lsth day
of April, 1948, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery:; All persons Indebted to the
Estate- will please make immediate
payment.
This 15th day of April. 1947.
*F J. Carnage. Admimstatnr of
Stephen Wall
April 79. 26; May 3. 10, 17. 24.
\Meeting A Need For I
Every Walk Os Life !
I f i | Our service his never failed to meet
*|| any situation. I'ieh and poor alike have
i f always received the same respect and
i * attention. It. is an established rule with
[I our establishment that there is no de
parture from this policy. i
The Raleigh Funeral Home
310 East Davie Street • |
C fIU MAYWOOD, Owner |
n.u.iW's oi the Virtue Lodge Grand
c'nivd Order of Odd Fellows at an
iPioimsd social at u,c y lai
bt rt Hume Tuesday cvoinag, Apr:!
14. Bingo ana other games wc-n
’i.aycd. P' izv.s wire von by the
|el low ing. Miss M» ■ L. W.t.itu y.
I'-u-soanics Sell i:a .Scales N. P. D<>
.r.iie amt Jodie Johnson. ivies',
outstanding couple m tlx. grand
a was N»hl Sm»n end
Mr. Edgar Eviuir i. axe, ice cream,
sandwiches and canny wt r< serveu.
rn«» invit’d gtK-M-' ’-'ere Mo.-danves
G Yarborough J. Johnson. N. T ig
pcxi H. Fus’lt c. M. H-yvood. 1
, i.-osr. B. Hands. E Jo>.c; M Spru
ill. B. Tic-van, R. Mitch! 11. N R
L’vvatu., L, Eihs. Misses CL Sha, pet
; ~nd M. L. Wlv.Uey, wi >si.-. \V. liol
i Chavis. W L, J'-u > EirtU:;
S. B. SdnijH"' Must N'JLi
; Cove nior.
Trie PTA of the Beginner? Lr;-
; and Juriior dc-partnu'iits m
c c I'd; t 'Baptist Cl.urc;: Sunda;
• School held its monthly mncling
! Sunday afternoon. April 2()th at 5
ckk’.'v in Ihio S'lnckc -riiool Ai.toi
; torium, Mr Wm Taylor presiding,
,-iir) iht Pivj.ideri Mrs. Kendall
i . ;<f r wi s Prof M. W. A kin
■ i . .ii'.' psi i'i; the W as'. •, i.igt-.>ii Sci'a.-oi
Hi;, talk was vciy inter., si ing and
: poirdrd mi: ihal such an unau)*
< i tm v-.-.-.f; very helpful ■r l f ; :1
-,. .•ought cOoi-'C-ration througfi ihe
naivnis and tcac-hw;-. Thc-rc wm
- ■,:;i and teachers, airy our Gcn
. -al Supei :n,lcnei in 1. D Hay
’.vf'ij, the paster, Or. O S. Bui
Lick, present. A program. s-« *al.
Land membership comtttccs vrere
ist-L’-ied. AfUu v\ ki'.T the meet mg
clos-.d until ihe Lei Sunday afcter
roon in May
The Booki r X Vv;- -r,,■ ' I ■, an
will ir;eel at ihe romo ol . ’ , r:■
■me Davis. roe Suu'h ; : y’ n
Street o,i Sunday afternoon ;,t 3:30.
, Vlr,. John Chavis prc.-ioVnt. v.'ii ;
pia sice.
Mrs. Lonnie Duvis hm rcturnm
f.om o t.n day visit to Columbia.
,- i’d Winsboro. S. C
. . HTHDA7’ OBSERV ED
T'homa.s E BertneM soi- of Mi.
and Mi's. John H. Benmtr. celt
bra ted his fourth birthday Tuesday
i renin:; with ;> pm iy glvi n at trie
i home of his aunt. Mrs Georg' C
J i urifer on En<-< J.am SI root • G:.riic
.. .ti ~ j.laved. Ctiiiia cups of mils
; rid candy ‘.vci'l- riven as favi.i'a,
4 Pi e. nil wen : Mrs. Kvelino Nor-
VI, roi ftog-at’s. ?vi ■■ I-a r!
H. Bennett, -md Mrs James Svar
-1 <• ('. Otic.--i' were i 1f.., »r R. P.en
r«‘t. foovij? J. Rivers, James Sear
i">;o and Chester B Bonn til.
SENATE NEf.RO WOPXERS
ASSURED Os EAIRVESS
(Continued From Page One*
States Senate will accorded lai.
; and just treatment so lons as 1
f-ru the Sul's ant-at-Arm- of Uh
St Hide.'
HEAV Y TOLL OJ NEGRO EH F
! thi s IN TI \AS EXPLOSION
(Continued From Page One)
p .' fir-t explosion fro,:, ihe French
ueighter Grundcamp. which was
loaded with high explosives. Negro
' ii.vedorcs and dock laborers fled
1 emu- when ilie initial blast
• ; emed to split the wharf
The explosion occurred during
the schol period when school-age
-..bildren were in classrooms. Geo.
danders, principal of *be Booker T
Washington Junior High School
11. was "seated in my office
when suddenly ihe building shook,
iiimnllaneottsi.v the windows began
lo shatter and books tell from their
shelves ss it shot by an atomic
r mb," he -aid.
The panic-stricken children fled
f, om their classrooms after being
hit by flying glass," he reported
‘T sounded the fire alarm end
when the children reached th.
5 streets I told them to rim home.'’
Meanwhile six Negro medics
; rushed here lo administer to ihe
l injured and have been working
! night and day. without any thought
C'otnpensatoin. They an- Drs H.
f. Miner. VV J. Lymen. L. E Smith
5. 9. perry and Howard Mason of
Houston, and Dr. E. G. Fitter o!
G a) vest on.
An estimate of the tragedy’s
-'oath lold in this city of 15.00 war
placed Friday at 650. with the total
number of injured nearing 2.009
But how man.) of tilt dead an Ne
groes. sinri how many Negroes were
injured, remain:; n secret as thb
terror stricken city attempts to pre
vent further chain blast.- sLh-ipJ
VGrir "sdfly bv explosions ahoan
Hu French freighter Grahdeamp.
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CHAVfSO.ECTRir
SHOE SHOE
204 N. West St,. Dial 2-301:9
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Mr. rna Airs. .1 B-mvn, Jr.
arc .shown leaving ihe S'., i’anl
AV)i Churl ’ ft' r i t-ir v : b ni;
i-.-c- ".mnv y*;u'.'ii l 'U: : U"s.
It* own I, t\:e u;nu ’> r-r <*'•’ AH.,
f loiidan PcweJl u. !•. - i.f-vi
Open Drive for
Negro Super, or
Court Judge
CHICAGO < ANP>- Hir" church
congi rp.in.iiwis h' v i a i 100 Me
i.-Tniivri oddfor :> N f ’M r O Slip:''
1 ior court judge.
The lawyers; membei i> ot the
Cook County B Av-<* n. tno;;
to the pul pi!s t< Ua-l not:. migo;
po!tt:c<:l parties !.r fa:lur ’<> .ounce
ihr I'Smi*. of mrdl'h- ! '<>! rr* • ■;iTt
solicit 100,600 sign 'Or w io u: - g>
D-.mocrats and Re.jubjvai.* :
R»mc *i Negro c: rtdidate tor the of
-1 f-cc of superior com judge ii the
1 1,,'iiei ;>] election next November
They pHthk-d otu If' lack ot
the judiciary ax a r. • trsii'i station o'
seeond-Oioe- oiiii.criiship To allow
. u - >) conditions to exist h.re
" here- Negroes h. Id sufficient poli
tical ;lower to dele: mine ecii al di.-
tubu'ion of political .offices, is
criminal, they said, Negroes retire -
% nt newly one-1 nib • e whoß
Chicago population, but heln less
Irian one-tenth ot one per cent ol
the judgeships in C .ii-: county, they
told the church wriieii'-es
The movement for h Negro super
* j ior court judge is being ler! bv Earl
B Dickerson president of the No
-1 lortai Bar assent! tie n. and Nelson
r>f Willis, repressing the Cook
r County Bar a.-.soc.sal ion.
CARTER
Electric Company I
1 Anything Electrical I
.38 sv. LKvom st. tfx sow if
5 : A Lifetime in Flames
1j Why take chalices on burains
! up a lifetime's effort in ® single
! * terrifying hour Whan it's so
i simple and inexpensive to pro
j tact yourself a«taims! any pews?*
‘| bie mishap. Yeut bema and
family cse be ebsolulely pro
, fee tod from ANY disaster at
but & few pennies a day. We'll
i show you how,
ii SEE YOtm LOCAL AGENT
r BANKERS FIRE INS. CO.
| j DURHAM. K. G.
"chi it «f Nor; Ya. Mr
P": V‘!i i- tiu -on of Mr. and Mrs
' . r VU. " i <• !! Vi
• r:)!.< »va?
’•'•ld at tii! E. Hargett N* Eri
c.'iy trig'll i , April lit;
mum Don
in xrm passes
f(a.h’j:*b Mr. Behr-k Hun-'
f *"■ t < , v f'- 1:!-Ti •• I' . .‘ij... £r■ ■ t Ui *
; } sui viv'e v*•hr]--! Sunday at -
>•(and 4 dt'Vi ;r\U’i's.
Finance or Borrow
On Y our Car
through the
DILLON MOTOR FINANCE CO. |
122 E, Davie Street Phone 3-3231
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| HATURAi HAIR ATTACHMENTS 1
| Hm Do's—to meet oil occasions
a
•mu can ha ve «*«* mm j
YffiSlE MRE BEAUT? PROWCTS
j 507 FIFTH AVL (Room 903) HEW TOUK 1?, M. Dept A |
TUI-’ CARUt.IXI AM
SVM'ORD NEWS
; u .-urity Lcdyr No. 688 and
. Morriing Star Temple No 615 of
Eiks cio-.-ed a sheetssfui cduration
. ! v-.', ck obsc r vamc. F’nda.v evening
the auditorium of Leo County
T; a'l'.ng School pfU'l :r. 1 ::g Die
ic Nrhioin! Hym Rev H ti
N, isoi, led Ihe invocation. Miss
ry. .-,4011 of ike school faculty '.va«
■ of < remoii" She present
! Mr. '-V. H. Wickci-. prirmipul.
v.hu extended a ".host c;pf-,Uhl v -
Sc'.'M) high c>;'-o' students
j IVV’-'T
at : - Amu "."as winnei
: the first priz.. M’s, Nevada Me
leer >■ ,-orid, and Ueujivmiri John
i n third At the conclusion ol
tr,, uiMt-Ov several numbers were
. unfed b> the srhot/l band with
v J. Viitcss. vomiucu/r. who
■ .yriiteJ ti e Ite'gr audience by theii
. oui.il'ul rui'idifiun. Prizes wen
... unfed toy the Exalt. d .Bute. Rev.
r H. Garret and benediewm by
: Ur. W. Hart-ell.
M; C. Pei'iurs ,;cao al'ioi
. ’: . : taboed last Saiurcior cveit
■ _ at Mr hoirie u: S. Haitiroisd '- : i
■ ■Gfc. Mrs Pert:inr is in the
' . Conniy jail bemg held fm
H)!'Y;!01'l-ing.
G: c.-rgc: A fleck and Mis
: ..nr. r Es: 1 adr o! Joi'n’-sbb.ro wort
"ut ‘ ' lined fog' : i, i Holy
a -imoviy Monday. April 2ist.
R. JL Johnson, pastor of F-aii
ib n’isisv AAS E Zion Ghtsrch r-ffici-
I. ■ Quartet ana ’dale Chorus oi
l, Morriin Training School ap
. ;.,oii ;n a ruiTivai Sunday after
at Wall Street Baptist Church
• r;ihi i.lled tic audienc-: by liivu
i tuiCiui rendifioi::.; of Nogio spiri
t L aM «'ia ei-sfcics
Lee Couniy TraiflSng School
. ' r .ring •'ll'-- E. L Grrug
j -,c Directnr of Ih- sc M-oi, m ;,
.otif;>: Friday evening. April 2.7.
647 f.'i 8 o'clock p m. in the .scliooi
: rtuciionum.
Mis.:. Gregg is well trained for
inch occasion'';, having majored in
-ic. >-t Lincoln l 'Diversity. Jel -
■ n -son City Mo. S l u- has studied
m. Dr. O A FulJn and Mrs
Lilliari Karri.-, Your presenct will
ox. gsuatiy apprecia:eu.
RUT’S HE! 0 Foil
vUSS PE4RLIE S^HTH
RALEIGH-- -Final rite: L-r .Mis.-
Lb.,, do Srrhfh of :tl; Murk Street,
a. i, conducted Friday aLurriuor
h■ n !ii■ • Baptist Grove Chiurh and
uliov. i d by interment in the
:,.!U'h Ccnieterv.
Surviving ;rc h* r parents. Mr
:,d Mi . Edmund Smith, two sis
. us. Miss Cora Snuih and Mrs.
'.eila .Mae Bradley; four brothers
'.’.Tiiiam. Leonard, James and Hoo
ver Smith: and her grandparents
! ; of Raieiah.
\(T, SFMOR GETS
KGHOMRSHIP
DURE AM IViiss Ethel E. Ed
Luinrison a enior social science
:>-.aioi a. i.i<- North, Carolina Cul
iu.’T her-’, received notice this
week that she had been awarded
a gradual..- teucher’-- stthoiarshii
... stud; ;,t the Univ.rsiry ~,f Chi-
Tt, u r from Robert Btrozier.
t haiiman of the Committee or
Urßowship and Scholarship at the
sily. Mir.:; Edmundson was
L uv, ihe award was being
• ( rr.vrP'n r VI nrirl-(•?‘EtT’ Eif thr
: ul!; at North C.-wolina College
lid on the basis of her academic
VOWS SPOKEN
Raii’i'.ii - • On M '. i'll 1 *ih . t St. ’
Fail! AMI! ( hm'Ci; at :> o'clock, M>>
Ciet-iiditc F!i. abc<>' f>• ,-.<.■}! d&ttgh
I. r ot Mrs. Floridan Powell atid
i lie late Levi J'owcH ui' Nor loir.
V:-., ijocvccc il't- onH' ot Jiihi. Hen
:\ . ,! ■ . ■(: < 1 Mi. ,; |l.i Ml' . J. H.
iJroWH, Sr., of fi.-iii't;-')'. in ;> (J’.iic!
c t c. -'iv.plc r( , . r - i r t 'on '■ i.ii'jici >tco Jay
T; F P Du! a:!. The wrd
! music was pvt.-.-: .ited by Jlcrti
j don Tv ole. >h e-iVi'--." sbfts by,
M.: tc.ura 2 Brown sister of lh
! *|rtom. Toe bride wore a tent blue
suite with navy acecrssorfe ana a
corsari: of ('•rci.ids.
Mi i. Brown j a nab'-.; of Nor- |
• i.ik, Va.. a fu r.duai vl A. & T .
College. a member of the Delta
S'gma Theta So-'otily niid is now
iw-ad -e the Ct»o.r.c;via* Dept.
Kittri: ! 1 College.
iiegn. and a graduate l ot Si Auguo
'jjh-'s college having received it;,.
. ’l 1 (it . • ft ■c 1 i. ,'iu 1 h'.. l
j University lasi summer, lie ns now
ir.incipul *<( thg s» p-.it? l* i • b
School Ot St Pam-
Brown ana White A Iso in Bed mao'
WHS GLEE 0,1 BS!\(,s
FOR U K i.F \(.i F
RALEIGH —ACE League >f S',
Paul AME Church was htgh 'y
•r,terta:ncd Sundav c vern&g l \
to; Selrnonurv Glee Club cl the
Wcehhigtoß School, under the di
-tic n of Mrs. Go-n&ava Brown. 1
Amor.« the selections sung weto ;
'Lisbon ' > 1 he* Lamb?". "God So
her the part' two hurt-lay - m
n vials and a solo. 'Avc- Mar.a '.
übjject of the Jessotvs were ‘ L 1
s. ork as an i,ndcricraduate- The
v: hi Mr hip provides lull tuition for
three quarters for the 194T-4S
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W FlcHrioa!
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. APRIL 2«. 1947
covoring Mew Songs, and We Wit
t i lti.i i.ugli Singing'. The run
p.iarn vommittee has made th"
; u ii.vn ciuitc interesting f.y hav
ing different chore; groups to up
prni Lost • Sunday Mr. Charii:
’ I i'-bn.Ht.u and his chorus from tin
luftlr C!..mfhur»jtv i'cntbr wK»> :
, dc.ed music that was enjoyed by
’ i vi v\ - -nc
The league will Ik- entertained
next Sunday during the imu-v
i !>. :■ ;od liv the Stewardess Boa ’
N'u, 2 Mi-.. Beatrice William:
; v-'di p» in charge of the wr-orc i
G |l> f* f Tlf.-f
A fits 1 i js « 5 fJlf
He Mu s l 2
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!> o ft I iepiuiu' ki-r.s an
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Tr.lepi evu- Wa; which
..pcnfcrrd ;< widsout of VUDJOO dis
ji .-od !si' Pndry i -.;s api,"u\)!Vi;:-
'(!> 390 members of ski ioeal ano
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Cn'.ipaios i’u"otv-.l , - Fourtovritl'i
. U sfiio-L. nnnhwe>t. The other
'"O’nloys are employed over the
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325) S. WILMINGTON ST.
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411 S BLOUNT ST.
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RADIO REPAIRS
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Taylor Radio and Electrical Co.
SALES & SERVICE
I 224 E. Mariir. St,, Claud Taylor, Mgr. Phoue 23350
FOR cm COUNCIL
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UMSTEAD Tran.«fer Co.
Dial P 478 - 9212 F,d. Uimtead, Mgr.
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Leach’s Woodyaro
DIAL 4535
708 E. Jones St
Dallas Loach, Prop.
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Electrical Contractors
1 yj N. STATS ST,—PHONE 0459'
RALEIGH, N. C.
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RADIOS
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Groceries Notions I
Li! He* Grocer term
6-tC S. Boundary BL
Mrs. J. C) Kearney, Prop.
Telephone 2-1493