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Legal Notices i
NOTICE or SERVICE OF
FROCESB BY VUBUCWION
STATE Oi*" NORTH C.-CT', iN A I
COUIfTY OF WAKE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT j
SALE IE SANDERS. PXai.-ai.'f
vs.
JASPER SANDER-* 8 . Defendant
TO JASPER SANDERS:
TAKE NOTICE THAT
A plead ti?!? so •kin,? tvV ■ f
against you has bee n €ilc * in the j
above entitled action.
The iiat’.ir*' rs the relief being ’
an absolute divorce on the part ;
of the plaintiff based upon the
grounds of tv.’o years continuous •
separation between the plaintiff |
end Ihe defendint.
You ere reftuired to make de
fense to SUCK 1 '••• .’ . not let :
then January Si, and upon i
the fail are to rta so, the frn-.y
seeking rrTef ;v:;a r.'t you vili
ply to the ecu ri Sjr the relief j
HELEN CONYERS Clerk !
of Superior C»irt
F. J. 6ARNAGE Atly,
ttec. H, 18, 25-ana, 1.
i
NOTICE m «.ATE OV
▼ALFAI U: f ■■■ At I 1 Oi ’ S i .
DEfFAUT. T Per
in the p,-yr . r of • :•• ‘:> >*,.
ness secured V' a c.t'’">in D, • o >.f
'Tvu *t i y X £? r u > s' 1 < • \■ ■ ja ' ;■.. .■f ft J,. , j J*v
Widow, lo J. X U ' ?v a. Tv; v
tee, which d• • of T,a: t •: ■
March 4. 1948, and m-orC d to
Book 988 as " €SB. in the of*
Wake Cr.jry y >V til i •■-. vhe
ou.est of Sr h of ■ 1 - d
secured thereby, snd tendor
ers jf6r.fi • i ny -. < :. ; ■ •?. id
deed of ’ " .-* end ’■ •■' ire -
pose of . >u; tnov-'y r, f -'
said induMedre-s v. . *'• :
sale and S-T so. hi? In'R
der at public ruction. for -.sit,
St the < :"lh Or do-Pl* V’.i
County, ™-orrb r yorj
City of Rnk-U'b. on.
THURSDAV, J AND AFT 20
at 12 C'Gook ■ ■ ro ; . tUO AF
described -cal ert.oit ■■ l 'v .n
Sstat Msrv’s T'w op. ho.e
County, State of North CVvlr';.,
and
Al l that ccWr.in piece, f - ■ c-t or
pared of te* , c, ivorp JJ
on the R- . ' -Ct"o-; K* d
■bout 15 rr F '
in S ir.t M ;■ • T .' or
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be? ■-g 1 r-'if 0. '"-or ’'■
to J I" C- ■ ' -1 by ctc-cc; fr "• v;
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Book 888’. at Per 816 in the of
fice of the Regu rer of D(- cs of
Wakt C iHPty, end j .rrtty ’fives lard
A S
| Ok 1 r3sh Seafood I
\ i Ask For V/atson’s Fryers I j
1 i A i Your Favorite Store l
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j WATSON’S I
t Seafood & Poultry Company, Inc. 1
| C* <% cton Street Wholesale Dept.
Can,-ran Village Rock Quarry Rcwsd
| Raleigh, N. C.
vaEßi’s
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SAVINGS
PE, AN
.:sir, when it c ousts to really getting some
v.-i re. you can’t beat putting a iiuie tyttem into
your saving. Start a savings account now—insured
to slo,ooo—and then save on e regular plan. In
terest added a) your savings makes them grow £
faster, too. ■
Mechanics & Farmers 1
Bank |
RALEIGH DURHAM 1
convey, d to J. E. Curtis by deed
December 3, lUIB, and recorded
.0 Book 334, at Page 198, in the
n;ii.ee of the Register of Deeds
be Wake County, same being
h id on which J, E. Curtis now
i ■. « of formerly lived and is ;
Mown *s the Old Sassar Farm.
'. c in’ the same tract of land
-onvr 'o ci by the MECHANICS
■:r; FARMERS BANK to Abra~
’em Leak and wife, Alberta
Leak by deed dated December j
13 1538. and recorded in Book |
ThO. at Page 264. and passed to j
Alberta Leak on the death of ]
j Abraham Leak, as surviving Ten- :
ee* ny the Entirety.
The Micressful bidder will be
re-< 'ed to deposit v." th Hie
i ~f ibe* Superior Court of
v. .1 eve et.v, a Certifi-d or
~. !. ,-.-k to cover 10 per
n > , ; f tlic amount of the bid
! bn cvidiive of good faith.
I: vn:::) this lOUI doy of Decern* j
ROGER D. O-KKLLY. Attorn^.
j o . 2T Pn- i, 8, 15.
LOCAL^
j ry Harrison Public
the blind of
e ;y,y C ty with a
■ • • piety on Tuesday, De
' ; .L : . r a r.artv a-as held in
■ ri L,, etiLi'v'i i h'our svwce to t-he
. . r ] also bStV'fc
' , ’ machine »nd
' s yie to th*
j f ,,, wy-w it of the party
j ,;/ r .Res. games and
.. ~f enristmaa cairns.
: • refreshment was serv>
T; . u . ty v; t g ivgll-attended
• - r .. gjhly enjoyable*
i/j-i 'y.i Hymer PTA held
■ Christmas pa-EV Mon*
• • ~'nt Dec<‘mb;.-. 3C :n the
, ■ i i* i'u witi) several
morcA ' psrents present.
j» oyram widen proceed*
, , ;: '; v y of Sm.ta (portray*
; v M:-, Henry Pei ry) featured
,\ii singing Christmas ca-
M.iifiai selection# were pre
,;i o' j school glee club un
• A;'or'ion of Mrs. H, J-
VvAv. the find grade rhythm
i.ooom t’ue direction of M r s.
Q Turner and selections by
: i bend directed by Mr.
, j l, Edwards.
’ ■ H. E ’ ! n of the City
v - '•: '■! I) :venter*
io. . li ... yroup vth his tricks
; of iioiyic and also led a number
•ri vsfre served bv
1 PTA • f the school. Mrs OtL
t chsi; van of the program
bet-, v.v.5 in charge of ar*
. ' 'rents.
• F '•e* • *»*#»**H>wg«*«*'* ' »>••**•"♦**•*♦
HjHk WjL a wjm ■ JB .M ■
Sarah Virgo
Hi there! Here we are again i
with a bit more chatter on the j •
happcnnlng* “About Town* 1 . We j -
1 do hope that you aren't too tired I
j to give us a listen as we brief ; '
j you on the activities during the j
past week. Remember also that j
whenever something goes on out j
your way— parties, guests, v.sit j
etc., to drop us a card or letter j
to St Augustine’s College o? cu’l >
us at 2-4367. We 'll be waiting to
hear from you very soon.
* * *
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#tv> * a* 1954. 1*
40Smm * b le;r * nt i
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fX'“ P v don’t look near j
| mas Eve whei
lighted up I
. awaiting the ar* i
w Y " rival f Santa ;
MISS VIRGO Claus Pre'ents
! have aid been ur: wrapped and ;
j oxclaiwed ever and all '.be wrap
! pjngs have been cleared a ay. •
The turkey doesn’t look nearly j
j as fat tn the refrigerator now a-’ |
; it did sometime ago.
i The st .res are now bavin* their
] * after-Christmas sains, giving you i
: a chance to spend that five dot-
I lars your favorite Uncle gave
! you and to show you just hmv |
silly you ••-. < re to pay sl2 50 tor
: that pair of shoes when now yon ;
, can get them ‘‘on sale" for $8.95
Oh -well, i-o much for Christmas, •
1654 with all its excitement, bus- ;
i tie and bustle. We should all be
j thankful for such a wonderful
j holiday the weather was fine
•' it couldn't have been better r,:v
j less of course, we had hao a ,
! white Christmas, that too would j
1 have been wonderful. We sincere* i
| !v hope that you and yours te»d |
; a veiy merry Christmas at:d "'ill j
have a Ixappy and pr -p- "on.' ,
] New Year.
» » *
So far as parties go things
have been relatively qtuT Every
! one must be waiting for New
; Years, just- before returning to ,
j school and that job. Anyway we ll j
! keep you posted on the happen- j
j Kings.
PERSONALS:
j People always come home or ’
' go visiting for the bo!.da.vs. M- :
. and Mrs. J, W Saunders and
’ daughter. Rebecca, niotuied to ;
j Selma, Alabama to visit relatives :
i and friends, for the holidays.
State Zetas
Hold Meet
j ry
‘ | Mrs Doris L. McAdams L...u
--i leu* of Omicron 2>t& Charter of
* | Zeu Phi Beta Sorority. Inc., par
t j ticipated as one of the leaders »o
■ s panel wluoli w?as neld at Hen-
I deraon Institute, Henderson, De-
I cember 4, during the state mcot-
I tag of Ze ta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
R Mrs Nora E. Lockhart, princt-
R pal of Crosby-Garfield School,
R responded to the welcome
0 Representing the Omicron Zeta
R Chapter at the state meeting weie
•if Mesdames Doris L. Mi Adams No*
R ra E. Lockhart, Mildred Jameg.
R Mildred Chavis, Anna Ha.'
| Vivian. Brow a, Mozelte Lane;
R Misses Biverous Pretty, Runy
■ i Sanders, and Evelyn Pope.
■ j There were 10 representatives
I; present from Omicron, ur.der
■ j graduate chapter of Shaw Uw
■ i versify and 5 representatives of
■ ; Phi Beta, undergraduate chapter
■ j of St. Augustine’s College.
■j _ ,
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a, . e If
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® OOT of the moat helpful sendees yonr
newspaper performs is enabling yon to
get MORE for every' dollar you spend—
MORE value, more service or more sat.
tefaction 1 Day after day, its advert,>-
ins columns present a ho?t of tirne.y
bargains, special sales and store offei
iriga—which help you save a tidy sura
e&eh time you shop.
And, it's the small amount you pay
your carrier-boy on collection day vhat
snakes possible these welcome saving*
well as all the news, pictures, com
-5 Jos'and feature* you enjoy each day.
j Who else brings you so much for so
I ggt£j«, m doe« your dependable carrier.
i ;
I The Carolinian j
THE CAROLINIAN
V’liting find Mrs. J. E ;
Lytle and daughter. Cheryl, is (
Mrs, Lytle’s mother, Mrs. Blanks ; j
from New ■ .fcf the noli- (
day*'. ,
Some of tlir many students
from college (or the hilidayv J
are: Misses Ann Coble, How
ard University t Barbara
Wvite, R 'une.tt ( ollegc; Mar
guerite Mann, ILigptm Inst.j
and Emma Ch«< k. a *54 grs:!-
mis of Iknnetl t'.'il: ge. n".«
studying at the Uni verity of
Kansas Mledifiil Sd-oof.
Visiting friends and relatives :
} ere in the city fro 1 "' Hcndirson
was Mr, Robert D. Eaton j
jamiiy was an. •> i*. *>•»•. o» •>'•• |
Augustine’s Colteg'i w.'bo htv* •
completed a s s’ 2 it ;
Cornell University, Ithaca N. Y. '
* H » j
Well, news was just ra 1 ed in *
concerning at I<’ <■ ‘ t one party
held during the Chi'lsur-'-s ht.!;- <
days. Thi? one was hold at tb*
home r.f Mins V-irdali Brown bon- j
oring PE.C. Var. Durham, home j
on leave for ’bo holidays.
Those guest;; present were: j
Miss Grace Gray, Jams Carson,.
Edward Tcoa r.os, fei. ie Durham. .
Dorothy Gml, Der.yhy U>v boron, ;
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dunn. Paul ,
Sanders anu Mr.- Genev* D-niob-
The menu eotiiostfd of the •• snftl i
parly fan vwi kr.ow putu-b ;
and cookies and other tio-bits. j
And between kro ing to the lat
est recordings and just chatting •
about old thru s, everyone had a !
simply grand nn.o, thanks to the j
hostess, Mis* Brown.
Chavis |
Heights I
j
By MRS. MAY L BRCADIE
Mrs Janie l,oUe had ah her
, guest over «he i.ol!d;.ys. her sou,
Churl* 1 ® of New York City
Mrs. Mildred IL-ms of. F-oth
! Ptera had as her r T recently, 1
j her father-in-law, Mr?. Samuel j
j Harris of F uuuulh, Viig:ma. j
| Mr. Alien WnE of Po: o• ■ nith, j
i Ohio, is yawing his friends in our |
• c ty.
, vc-.-l.), - ' |
? eiui’, .-.nr. am, iiu*. o ...t. |
I Mrs. Adk> Ciiavis of 13 Simth !
S Thursday, D 'C*'!i *>t 23 Many .
| ous hieing placefor her. Happy :
| Mis. "Alberta Hicks of Chavis |
j Way was honored ,r i her birthday
I recently with a load of presents j
Happy birihday $6 you Mrs Hicks i
| Mrs. L. Ray of Solxri* was the [
j house gut-.;’ of Mr. and M i W'il- |
; liam Morgan of 14 Chavis Way j
j recently.
j Miss Dorothy Jones of New \
York City spent the holidays with ;
1 her sister on East Cabarrus Si
Mr. and Mrs, QUie Lucas from >
1 New York City are the house ;
j guests of Mrs. Lucas’ mother, j
Mrs. Sophie Bryant of 211 Bledsoe ;
I Avenue.
i Mrs. Carrie Kendall and da ugh- I
j ter, Margaret, of Franklin Ter- ;
j race, have gone to Charleston, W.
| Va., to visit Mr- Kendall’s moth- •
j er. Mrs. Carrie Price, who has I
i beer. ill. We hope they will find j
| her on the recovery list,
i We expres our deepest gympa- |
| thy to Mrs. Lettie Williams and I
> family in the death of her sister,
Mrs Ellen McCall, whose funeral
will be bed at the Raleigh funeral
"Satclimo" To Hay NSC Scholarship
Benefit At sMillion Gymnasiom Fe’o. 81,
DURHAM -■ Louis "Satchmcr f
A:rr ■ ong and his world famous i
comb" will pL'.y a special Scho- |
larship Benefit Show at North j
Carolina College’s Million Dali or j
Gymnasium Tuesday night, Feb- \
iw .rv Bat ft.3o o’cock, according
to R. P, Russell, chairman of the
college’s Scholarship Fund.
“Some 5,000 seats will go on
sale i early January with gener
admits! n seats priced at SIOO
end reserved seats at $1.50,’’ NCC
Aihietie Business Manager Earl
tV. P nil* -aid Phillips, who ha*
Choirs Os IJNCF Into ftth
Aircasting Year t oday
NSW YORK The United Ne
gro College Fund choir aerie*
heard weekly over the ABC ra
dio rie; work will enter its sixth
year of continuous broadcasting
r January, 1955. Two choral
groups. ; :r-r, JfcTii.-ig the six col*
:• y.'— of the Fund located in At*
ru'!>:, Georgia, will lead off the
programs for the New Year. They
are the Morris Brown College
Choir which will be heard on
January 2 art the combined
choruia s of Atlanta University
and Morehouse and Spelman Col
leges on January 9.
The program*, which f*s-
H-»me Wednesday at 3:00 P M.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
We have come to the close of
another year and 3* others are
:io ig, let us also ‘ -ke slock of the
year’s record as good stewards
to gee if. we have done all the
kind things and added words of
1 cheer. Have we used up all of
; «ur smiVs.
Wordsworth was probably right
when he said: ’The best portion
of a good man’s life is his Hula
name lei unremembered act* of
kindness and of love"
M-.-y we mead our ways ;md
•■nay the new year find us on the
: way to improvement,
Best wishes for a Happy New
! year
Raleigh
Library !
News |
The Richard B Harrison Public |
; ory has fhr following films I
available for adult borrowers'
ALLERGIES. 12 minutes, color — j
• Presents basic facts necessary for 1
■ a fundamental understanding of i
; the nature of allergies. Describes j
I an allergy as a pronounced sens! - j
! tiveness of a given part of the j
| body to a particular substance j
i ;• .ivh as rervor, pollens, dusts, j
; with the education of handicap*
J pod children. Their characteristic* j
i and behavior, what- they can ;
j learn, how they must learn, and J
evaluation of different types of
1 progi ams for atypical children—
! the blind, deaf, partially-seeing.
! hard of hearing, mentally retard*
i ed, crippled, bedbound, delicate,
; and socially handicapped.
Persons desiring more informa
!ti ,-n regarding these courses j
• should write to Dr. Marcus H.
; Boulware St. Augustine’s College,
: Raleigh, North Carolina.
I foods, etc. Types of research being
i done in the field, and explain*
! tests, for detecting allergies,
j AMERICAN REVOLUTION It
j minutes, color A clear explan
- anation of the strategy the atrug*
I gle, the movement of forces, and
the important military engage
ments of the war for Independ
ence.
A CITIZEN PARTICIPATES 35
minutes Shows how a commun
ity and its Kiwanis Club organis
ed to secure a doctor for its peo
ple.
BORDER WITHOUT BAYO
NETS, 17 minutes The story of
more than one hundred years of
! peace along the 5,000 miles of un*
| fortified border between Canada
| an dthe V. S. How the two coun
j tries cooperate in maintaining and
j supervising the border and shar*
j Ing benefits and problems. Simil*
| arity of communities.
CHINESE JADE CARVING. 10
• minutes, color Jade, as well as
| possessing great physical beauty,
has great symbolic significance,
and both of these qualities have
been developed to the fullest ex
tent by the Chinese who almost
mor polized the art of jade carv
im Painstaking Chinese crafts
men spend lifetimes in the pur
suit of perfection in form and tex
ture. Basic techniques of jade
craving are demonstrated by a
master artist and beautiful sam
ples are shown.
CULTIVATE YOUR GARDEN
BIRDS, 11 minute*, color A
beautiful, film showing several
families In one neighborhood ob
serving and enjoying fifteen com
mon bird species which have been
attracted by a friendly environ- j
merit.
SHARE YOOR
WISDOM
»> OR. THOMAS R GAINES
NEW YORK (GLOBAL) By
the weaving of your thoughts In
to the higher goodwill conscious
ness, you will evolve the most
precious realization of living. La
bor and capital will be more pros
perous as the spirit ol love or
perfect understanding is encour
aged to express. The reaction to
the sense of love enables us to
live peacefully. When hatred is
expressed, the brain is often pois
oned with reniorse, and sleep 1*
sometimes prevented.
handled many thousand* of tie- j
kets for tire annual CIAA Basket- !
ball Tournament at NCC, said, j
•‘Comfortable seat* will be avail
able to the first 5,000 persons to
pay admission prices."
Russell pointed cut that the
Armstrong performance is “en
tirely for needy students already
at NCC or who may possibly en
roll here at an Gariy date." No
state fund* for scholarship pur
poses are available to NCC.
In addition to Armstrong, the
tore the choirs of the Si Uni
ted Negro College*, are * j
public service presentation of
the ABC radio network and
originate each Sudnay from
New York over tVABC, 10:38
to lld» a m They arr- re- 1
broadcast at local program
ming time* over some I*o eta-
Hons its the network through- j
out the United State# and
Canada.
i Subsequent January program* ,
| will feature the choirs of Bennett :
■ College, Greensboro, North Car
! olina. January Id; Dillard Uni*
| versify, New Orleans. Louisiana.
! January 23 and that of Fisk Uni
j vers it y. Nashville, Tennessee,
{ January 30.
; F< Ural funds for agricultural
; research this year have oven 'r>
' c: eased about 10 million dollar*
over last year'* funds Os this
5.7 million was aded to Federal
grant fuiuls to state# »s:d terri
j lories,
CARD OF THANKS
| wish to thank all of my
friends for their prayer* and
■I • mghtful kin-ir■r.s during my
• cceat illness. May God bless all
| of you.
ALICE GRAHAM JONES
1112 E Morgan St.
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 1
performer* for F .■ v n 8 me
Barney Big» r d. tie >; uCr ar i.*t i
on clarinet: Velnr ; Mi i-i Mon. lh*» j
celebrated vocalist Arvcll ' 1 ' .
bass fi'-’dK j v. mnii V c
trombonist; Barnetl D• m • dr .m- •
mer; and Billy K.v!«, jusyfoxird
artist..
"The unique aspect ~? the Arm.-
fix' ng promotion for our scholf"
ship fund is the fact that the show
has been under « rltten by mem
ber* of the Scholars nip Ci.v...‘.
tee," R '-■•11 stated. The nx
ber* of the NCC ftrSwUn/i.
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hanen, Mrs IY-uicos M. £
sen Miss h -th H Gd r '.- , -
Mrs, Villa Y . Lewis, Dr. c
F Malone, Charles A Hay O
John L. Stewart, and U L. c
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