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r rents
N'
W
vine q.mli
\ fii cie bonis non
oi r, o .c Thompson,
cl< 2" • Wake County
th.L ~ >\ y ail persons hav
ii'.g claims laains* said estate to
present ’h»-m no the undersigned •
on ax before the Unh day of May, j
1353, or this Notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to said «». 1
tatc* wii: please make immediate j
puynient to the imdersign&d
This 13 ii day of. May, 1052.
Julius Haywood. Administrator
906 S Haywood Street,
Raleigh. N C. :
M„y 17. 24. 31. June 7. 14. 31.
EXECI TCR NOTICE
N RTH e.ARuLhNA
WAKE COUNTY
HAVING QUALIFIED as Exeeu 1
tor of toe Estate of James Hil
lard Jones, deceased, late of ■
Ware Count; North Carolina, this
is o noti.y all persons having
claims against, the estate of said.
deceased to exhibit mem to the
I undersigned ut Apex, North Ca
rolina, on or before 'he Ist day
•f May, ;9,3, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery. All persons indebted to the
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This Ist day of May, 1952
Alomo Jones, Executor
F. J. Carnage, Attorney
May ID. 17, 24, 31; June 7, 14,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
GLADYS MARTIN
JODIE T MARTIN
THE DEFENDANT Jodie T
Martin, will take notice than an
ictihn entitled as above has been
.cmmeivad in the Superior Court;
ts Wakf County to obtain an ab
oii. , intc on the grounds of
\ ■ paraiion as provided
North Carolina;
’ f end' j ,!- wilt
ii i. iS t’U
o too 1)1
. purior Court
n Carolina
.k-i-'h on
■' i
n . and an
s j i.;e complaint
« the plaintiff
. ourt for the
r ; ■ said com
p-: •
oi ;y. 2,
.. oi Sup. Court
a.,e, Attorney
; |
NOTICE CF h.tl E OF
valuable real estate
DEFAULT having been made
in the payment of the indebted
ness se-.ui.-d by a certain Deed of;
Trust execute a uy Samuei Griffis
and wife. Beitie Jane Griffis, to
,T a. iifci.ue.son, irustee tor the
MECHY bilbo aiSTD ’FARMERS
HANiv to secure tiie sum of $891.-
10, whic.i ucea oi trust is dated
liturch to, titoa, and recorded in '
Book. 103a, at Page 52, in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds for
Wake County North Carolina, the j
undersigned, Trustee, at the re
quest of the holder of the bond
escured thereby, and under pow- ,
ers conferred by the aforesaid •
deed of trust, and for the purpose,
of obtaining money 1o satisfy said '
indebtedness, will offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash, at I
the courthouse door of Wake
County, North Carolina, in the j
city of Raleigh, on
FRIDAY, JULY 11. 1952
at 12 o'clock, noon, the follow- 1
ing described real estate si uated
in the TOWN OF AUBURN, AT.
MARY Township, Wake Count; j
State of North Carolina, and more ;
particularly described as follows:
Lying and being in Saint Mary'« .
Township, in the Town of Tu- i
burn, and described and defined
as follows:
Lot No. 6. BEGINNING at a
stake on the old Rosa. Northwest
corner of Lot No. 6; thence along
said Road North 5 degrees 15 de
grees East 92 feet to an iron ,
Stake; thence North 84 degrees 45
minutes East 300 feet to an iron ;
pipe on Street: thence South 5
degrees 15 feet W< st 88 feet to a
stake, corner Lot No 5: thence
North 85 degrees 30* West 200
feet, to the BEGINNING. Contain
ing 61-100 fete.
This being a division of the
lands of Virginia Jones, deceased,
between her heir. a- mutual.],',
agreed upon by them. Surveyed;
by ‘W. P. Massey, C. F. Decem
ber 6, 1922. Also sec deed from
Edmund Jones ,et aL, to Lovic
,i. Haywood, dated January 5.
JJ2B and recorded in Book 437,
Tag* 233. office of the Register
oi Deeds for Wake County, North
Carolina. See also Trustees deed
to North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company, recorded in
ook 695. page 599, office oi the
Register of Deeds for Wake Coun
ty. *
The successful bidder will b»
r . r . . : c deposit vim the Clerk
C- * ... Sup eric. Court of Wake
CvdfAv a check to cover 10 per
e it ot the amount of the bid e?
a:. evidence of Good Faith,
DATED this 10th day of June,
J. J. Henderson. Trustee.
M|| lu-per D. O'Kellv, At I;
14. 21, 28; July A
eorneSshrdlu shrdlu cmfwyp c
T. .«F SALE OF
ID**l, ESTATE
jjPlf SCFAUI't im'Uit been made in
.. payment of the md-tv
.{SHirecvtrr.d by a certain Pud r>* '"’•it;
oSflexMuted by Zack Mt-nuel ano
Mar the Manuel, to J J, Hen-*
Trustee, which deed of
fig>vuai is oaten February Js>. 1952.
Maii>d- recorded it: Book 1092, at
jagMbbigf 357, m the office of the Re
of Deed? for Waite County,
HHHkoitt) Carolina, the undersigned
SSHT/ustce, at the request of the hoi-
of the bond secured thereby
MKad> under powers inferred by
* aforesaid deed of ao'J,
ara'i Virgo s
5 SJNALITY
I Ty-
MR. HAYES
Photo-story by Shirley v
The first male Negro in the a
W-’lfa-e Department of Wake y
. ; ntv and the first foil-time NY a
-> Pn-.tiijiiisn Counsellor, Mr r
cv; McCauley Hayes, well I
i - Rais-,'vavronts ?
m ~‘i si as, CAKOLIN- s
N Pc -naht; r„ Week.
■> u huiisi 11, Mr . >
~in oi .Ur. Jacob
,av s no contracts mid does ! \
i i ck work, and the late Mrs. i
' 1 Pel McCauley Hayes. One of t
five children ihmself. Mr. i
! e\s n liases is the proud fa- ;!
he' three boys. His wife is
he former Margaret I ightner,
:o of Raleigh.
prodtie of Raleigh's Wash
| in, ton High School, and a gradu- i.
| aie of Show University, his in- ;
j L rest 'has always been in social i
YMCA News
' HURSDAY June 12
i 4::'0 p.m. Softball
Shaw Athletic Field
i 3.00 p.m Junior Citizens
;>.m. Men's Athletic Club
; FRIDAY Jum 13
\ 4:00 p.m. Softball
■Show Athletic Field
! ,!;00 p.m. Men's Rlihuiai CliJ'-
i ' ATURDAY June i 4
• 2:00 p.m. Horocshoe Tournament-- !
Soffball Games
6:00 p.m Mo\ ics and Talent Show 1
j SUNDAY June 15
| 3.SC pm. Musical Tea
; 5:00 p.m. Fatin'!'.- Day Program !
D M Jarni-an. b,.=nr
i Special Mu.-ifal I-riiures
i MONDAY Jum 16 A
; 4:00 p.m. Softball Game:;
! Sh aw At?l e !>c F;cl d
j 6:00 p.m. Junior Citiwsiv- Club i
I-ECO p.m. Ministerial Union
TUESDAY J nc 17 1
; 1:00 p.m. Sufi ball Games
{7:00 p.m. Men’s Athletic Club :•
! 8-0h p.m. Men's Billiard Club •
(WEDNESDAY June 18
;4:CO p.m. Softball j)
j Shaw Athletic Field
17:00 p.m. Weight Lit 1 ing Club i
EVFRYD AY FEATURES
Cafclcruj. Donrulory, Library
- S,:o „ ers, Mrsic and Recreation •
I Rooms From Registry, informs ;
j tioii Services. Public Sk-ncgrapher :
i Public Mrrti.v YMCA Sofirallj
j league gan>- ni! b<- p'-yed duly <
)on the I jnivrrsiiv Athicti*: 1
I Field .a 4:00 i-.m. All l»y; who!
j desire to pis' ou a team are r»- •
I qposted i-r i onic. C. A. Toole. |
newly appointed boy:; secretary at
( the V.
j “ *
i (or t.iic ixc - ,:. .■ - ,f or taimnn mon
ey to ;nd indrijtodnccs.
j wlll offir for ab- and sell to thoj
1 highest bidder at public auction,’
i for oath, at Hie courthouse door j
iot Wake County. North Carolina j
jin t>-- Citv of Ralc-igh. or
FRIDAY. JULY 11 5952,
;at 12 O’clock 5:0-.-V; UiP foM-' S/ing '
[described real estate situate in the j
(City of Rak-igl-., Haiouh Town-!
J ship. Wake County. State of North j
i Carolina, and more particularly!
- described as follows: i
BEING known as No. 114 Bart'
| Street, Raleigh, N. C.
BEGINNIG at a pom! in the)
Western line of Ban S + reet, said |
• point being 143 feet North ot the;
i Northern line of 1Y t Hargett:
Street, runs thence in a Western i
; direction 165 fret to the South- j
’east corner of Lot No. 82: thence'
iin a Northern direction along the
j Eastern line oi I.o* No. 82 50 feet
'to a corner Lo 1 84 and S 3;
•th" ' ■ in an Eastern direction -i
--i long the. Southern line of Lot No.
[ 84, J 65 feet to a point in ihc Wes- j
■ j tern line of Bari Street; thence!
|in a Southern direction along the!
(Western line of V- rt SU'oet 50 feci It
jto the poi’r of BEGINNING, and'
[ bcir.g Lot No. 83 according tttj,
(Book of Maps 1911, at Page 28. i
1 nifice of the Register of Deeda for j
A Wake County, N C
':Lc iifn! bidoi:r will tie!
;-j red '.l ft- ' ■ ;• - ; * f "^-rk
of the -vivv'-!'... camt oi $
1 County a cncrk to cover 10 per j
scent of the amoutn of the bid as!
jan evidence of Good Faith.
1 DATED this 10th dav of June.! •
j 1952.
J. J, Henderson, Trustee |
Roger D. O'Kcily, Attorney :
;J»ne 14, 21, 28: July 5.
wi.,k For ten years he served
a. a scout master; and for two
years, he worked with the FERA
and WPA projects classifying Ne
groes in various fields of work.
The: last Negro to leave the WPA.
Mr Hayes then accepted a po
sition teaching in Sraithfield ?i
ike Johnston County Trainin'-'
School.
Although his mother had boon
with the Wake County Welfare
Department for years, it was
through his r.equaintship with the ’
Si : cimiendent of the Welfare De
partment. a woman for whom he
nod chauffered on occasions, and!
~ho find taken ciuite an interest i
n this person in whom she had '
seen advancing potentialities that
Air. Hayes became affiliated with'
,nc Welfare Department Her in*
; terest in him was of such a sin -
.ere rucure, that she put forth
, cry effort to have him sent to
! school on n grant put out by the
;. te. It was then that he went to
ttlnnfii University School of So
cial Work to do some graduate
.verb, which would better qualify
. him for his chosen field.
from 1257 to 1048 Jie worked
with the tuvenue Court in .lie
Domestic Relations Department.
He hay has! his present job as
Probation Counsellor for ihc
past four years. ‘A twenty
i't-ui' hour a day jolt,’ as Mr
itayes ays, inasmuch as he is
subject to receiving calls al'
hours of the day or night con
cerning dcliquenl ;uul neglec
ted children in cases where
custody <s involved; or cases
of assault upon a child,
Om: part of hi.-., work that Mr.
Kaytv enj-r.- and tin-1 - particular
ly i.ntercsting i., •. lion lie travel..-
to v ; ‘ciou states on extradition ,
case,. These arc usually 'failure to
j on. cniic! cases to which he
has been appointed to act as agent.
prouatton officer, he has the j
some power of arrest as has the |
sheriff.
me serious nature of his work |
has been apparent through the 1
various puzheizud cases in which;
he ha.- been involved. Such as on |
, c on'.-.-Kin. when Mr. Hayes was!
advanced upon by « woman With j
a but chi: knife; or the time be •
and another officer had to force j
a cun from a man who turned
u, to lx a violent pyvchiatric
< i*
A.Uhengh Me Hayes h- *
member nf the Omega r*s!
J hi I raternlti ami 'Tijoj s such
hobbies as tennis, cards, and
wot king a vegetable garden,
be has little time to indulge
m these activities, as his work
keeps hi mso completely oc
cupied.
RALEI6H LODGE
SETS EVENT ON
THURS JUNE 28
RALEIGH A bartseque and
•i&nce is to be- staged jointly by
Jerusalem Lodge No. 134. Knights
of Pythian.-, and Bright Jewels No.
445, Court of Calanthes at the ls>-
•al American Legion Post home
ion Thursday night, June 28.
The occasion will Ik- wic of
the first social event* through
Pythian auspices since the re
cent revitalisation of the order
pert.
Special incentive to the affair is
the offering of free eats and
| drink v by the sponsoring groups.
rru?] f * Al
Where Peo
■ syeisNF'*ef!t4i.'y!2aw#ok<
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SLJa
SODA mo
mo B, Bar
,1,1,11,11,11 mni T -r
Full fWactioE Os
PtJods at all Times
mNNMftNNNg
MethoD
NoteS
METHOD -- The services ot Oak
City Baptist Church were grand
Sunday June 8. The young folks
were in charge and everything
was bcauMfuHy carried out.
The Rev. Fleming conducted
a session of Ttuiidlnj' a Bet
ter Sunday School’ at the Oak
City Baptist Church the last
week In May. Those who at
tended were greatly benefited
by the helpful advice and
teaching.
The Ralci-h U ion Society he'd
its annual at the Tabernacle
'l hr man Church Sunday after
•:oon Quite a large audience was
3res;ert and Rev Harvey Harwood ■
area cited a wonderful .sermon.
Dinner was served to all Uae
visitors.
Mrs .Mary I. liartD was in
'hsrgc cf the program
Next Sunday, June 15 will be
qtsttreriy confrrcnri time ot Ut.
fames AME Church The presid
ing elder of the Raleigh District
will be in charge. The pastor. Dr.
R. W. Wh.ncr will bo ho-'t.
At 3:30 pan. Mrs Geraldine ;
Check will .-peak for the Junior .
Church If you miss her vddress
you will have missed treat.
At 5 o'clock. Sunday June 13.
there will boa tea at Hit home 1
T Mi. and Mi r Deport Dunston j
"or the benefit of Men's Day
which will be held at St. J an. oi
AME Church on the fifth Sunday
In June.
A lovely time was enjoyed by
all who attended the Tea given
by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rogers
at then home. This was given for
the St. James AME Church. M is.
Mary Ida Hurt is was in charge.
ot the program.
Mr- A. C Parrish has been
j visiting her daughter, son-in-law,
lend grandsons, the Wilkerson's of
Washington, D. C" for some time
1 She will visit tier sister, Mrs.
Kathleen Uetly and her children
. while there.
Mrs. J. O. White is home after
spending th- teaching year in
i Reidsville, N. C. She is head of
' ;he Home Economics Department
in the High school there.
She will attend summer school
' at Durham, where she expects to
receive her Master's degree
Mr. Edward Curtis, Misses.
Geneva and Dora l>. Stroud
motored to Clayton. N. C. to
visit Mr*. I uoy Jl. Toole who
is convalescing after being
» quite ill.
Miss Genohtn Dun. ton has rc
hrned home from Teachers Col
lege, Winston-Salefn, N C. where
she attended school the past year.
We are glad to have Mrs. Berry
iO. Wilcox and Mr, Charles Rob
inson home after having finish
ed their year’s work as teacher:
m the Zebulon high school.
There will be a Womanlcss.
Wedding given on June 25 at
the St. James AME Church
for the Men's Day benefit. He
sure to come and see the
young hoys perform. You will
really enjoy it.
Mrs. Mary Ida Harris spon
sor, assisted by Mrs. Florida
Sherrill.
The Rev. Howard Cunningham
i pailor of Die First Congregations.
Church, Raleigh, conducted a t-po*
i cial service at St. James AJI E
! Church Sunday evening June 3rd
He preached one of the inosi
I
.
A small adnii.-sion i* sen s > fee
! tor admission.
Ihe American Legion Post horn*
I is located at the corner of Co
; bon us and Fast Streets. Event;
get underway at 7:30
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THE CAROLINIAN
SFAFD
BRANT NEW MASTERS IN
Ptlßf !C 111 Atm EDUCATION
Public health educators front
Concrticut, /Mabaina, ami Geor
gia were amonj; recipients of
masters of science degrees in
pit bile health education it North
Carolina College's list com
Underwriters Underwrite
B!ood Drive For Raleigh
RALEIGH The Ral.-igh Life
Underwriters A-'socialion ha.- ta
ken the responsibility of encour
aging Wake County citizens to
give blood to the Armed Force;; : .
Blood Donor Program when th.- i
Red Cross Blnodmobtle conics to i
| Raleigh Jim.,- 10 17. and IH, at |
| Eden ton St Methodist Church
Tom Gain, Recruitment
j Chairman. announced 1 1; a t
more than 100 Raleigh IHe
Underwriter- had pledged to
obtain five donors each dur- i
ing Hie Bloodmobile visit The
Committee of managers who
will act for their District of- j
■' fices is made up of Arch Vines,
Frank Wilson. Cliff Gibson, j
George Ragsdale, Feld Towler.
, T. E. Williamson and Give |
, | Hooks.
Dr. Willi,: m j. Sentcr. Chairartjji i
‘of the Red Croi; Blood Dc>nor |
! Program stated. “Woke County j
r - i
i beautiful. rxvnnoiG anyone could;
v.ish to heat. H>: text v.j. T|
mrght. I can. 1 will, T have.'
Those who wen present really]
‘ enjoyed him and his junior choir
n ; Mr. Jo.:- :'n St rod wick from the
■■ Obcrlin Baptist Church prc..«’.ted
y the spe irker.
Mr Cora '-s.rlisn,: md M -
l *' David Andrews irons Wert R«-
’® ltigh attended the services.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A William ;on
; and ton, J A. Jr. epent Saturday
]viri’ing Mi'.- Williamson's parents
at Camp Butncr. N. C. On Sun
' day they were in Sanford. N C
whore ®!d’\Tct't’fi W'Uh.msou ha
j charge of the AME Church.
; Mrs Lillie Roger* is '• i.-din:, its
i Durham. N, C. While there she
ivvill be 'he. yir .--t of her daughtev
and son-in-lira Mr. and Mr.-. John
L,E. Tuck.
ll ; Mr. and Mr Tack have t-e nt
j h built a 1"'. ly home oil L,.w
. soil Street.
4- Mr. Tuck >•- vocational teacher
;t ■in one <d the Durham County
School-'. Mrs. Tuck .. Home EttO
liomics teacher in the Little Rivci'
j School. Tie-v re.'r .ii-o John
E. Jr --ho "tend.- »h. public
school iii tii*r city oftr; having
1 p>. h r.; ■ d fr -'ii (he Sentboiouch
| Nui M i'v School in 1950
1 Tioinnr
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OR TOO SMALL
WORK GUARANTEED
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For
Every
Purpose
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RALEIGH’S CLEANEST USED CARS
425 S. Wikss&tSloss Si. -1 IS L, 3k ;
mcncernen. rxerc.ars r, rcnl y.
Lett ty right a* *>v. ar* tV&llu
William i.cftwich, Savannah,
(!a.: Giaramr I>;uik Kirnbrr,
•Slamford. t onnecticut: and fin
tatio Algrr Fugh, Birmingham.
Ala.
- RFC
ha- bo«>n asked for 600 pints of
blood during this Bloodmobile
visit, Thi.s is an overage of 200
Pints a day. Without the students!
;at Stale Colhyge and the girl-, col- i
j lege:- and cominy a.-, it. do< s two
. months after i’s previous visit. I
i Wake County MUST put forth a;
• special effort to meet it.- quota.";
! The Bloodmobile se'-uu ,-t the j
| Fdcptbn Street Church ha. been!
1 praised as on> of the best in tiie
i State. Tiie program will open on
| Monday and Tuesday, June 16 and
1 ; 7 between 12 noon and 6 p.m end
lon Wednesday June 18. from 10
ja m. to 4 p.m.
"A'o matter what happens
] and no matter where it hap
pens," Dr. Senior remarked,
i “we must have enough blood
and piu -inj on band to rare
for our wounded. More blood
means fewer white crosses
i ami our servieesmen know
that is true. They are eoisnt
ing on Hake County civilians
j to give blood now. i\c cannot
in them down."
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Ocean City
Beach Grows
t
si:
>
i ; Southeastern North Carolina hm j
s ‘ growing Negro resort in Occam]
' ; City Bearh, N. C. Situated 33 j
■ j rales North of Witninigton, on
] oighway 17, th is island beach has
; be-'ii called (he J>outii'- most
.j j beautiful beacn development.' De
, i velopers are Ocean City Develop
j. j cr's, Inc. of which Wane H, Chest:
... j nut is secretary-treasurer.
\ The latest progress at the resort
] t tile Ocean City Mots>r Ce'.irt'#
_ . Eleven modern one-room and one
j three room apartments make up
r ' *he unit, hot . and cold running
v ; l ’'- ter. and private bath in each
j apartment are found. The thr’ee
, 1 oom apartment has besiroom, kit- j
tsen. and all • !v ; sen I e c,pints; j
rv t
TftFPAH n
| RANGES j
f BOTTLE GAS \
Whom 3-6651
ii SUNGASJ
; 4Q9S f3O£SL
.gp aKlkfcor* m. -
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Personal
| LOANS
pi: Clear up Doctors Bills,
i W Taxes, Personal Debts, with
i M & Raleigh Industrial Loan,
i a We invite you to come in
i if® and talk it over.
The
: p RALEIGH
: B ' INDUSTRIAL
?j> ; BANK
i Hargett and Saii*bu*w
•p| Member of Federal Deposit !
ri Insurance Corporation i
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY JUNE 14, 1352
Each apsrtmenl has an inner*
.'■pring ir,r,!u. >
Ocean City Tn race continue.- to
; offer seafood at r., best and al.Ki
serves complete meals This is ; >!
• modern and sj nrioes restaurant.!
. Featured ar« music, a bathing pa-1
i vilion, and dancing under the;
! stars. j
Soon, section tvvu of the re iden
tial area v ill be open Ini- sale.
1 Then arc many one at - front
ot> ii this cect ion. In section
two. already a dozen homes have
sprung up. Scores of lots have
been suit! to persons throughout
: n. c.
In the fall of 1950, the Nortf
'Carolina Agricultural Experiment
! Station seeded some ii.UOO baric-,)
; varieties and 3,000 oat varieties at
the first step in a search for ue
,small grain bredemg .lock,
ling very conscious of the throa*
| Hilt County farmers arc bocoin
i from nematodes. In many cases to
jbacco growers arc using soil fumi
I gallon to control the pests.
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! Norfolkians Visit
i With Family Here
RAIKGLI Dr. and Mrs. Wal
ter 1,. Hamilton. Sr., of Norfolk,
Va„ were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lin Holloway and son, Lin,
I), at (heir K-25, Washington Thr
ee re residence here,
i Or. and Mrs Hamilton are Mri.
; Holloway .. parents .
I Arriving also was Mass Ell*
Hamilton. a daughter and teacher
si the Norfolk city school system,
vno is ; sending aw-eek with her
sister prior to leaving for Ann
I Arbor, where she will attend sum
! iner school ■< ssions at the Uni
i versity of Michigan.
- -RFC-
i Price,-- for meat animals arc ex
j pveted to rise .seasonally during
tiie nest two or three months,
I ■ pt for higher grades of t*t
j;h .which may decline as mar-
I I * tinp., reach a peak.
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