SITIJATIONS
HELP WANTED
Me it-
S. C. HINTS
SAVORY PORK CHOPS EN
’ ASSEROLE Hearty is the word
for this most appetizing combina
tion of flavors.
2 large onions, sliced,
!-4 cup butter or margarine
1 No, can tomatoes,
2 teaspoons sugar,
! teaspoon, salt,
!* teaspoon pepper,
Pinch of oregano.
1 i up soft bread crumbs,
? mips canned apple sauce,
h’Ciip prepared horseradish,
I No. 2 ran sauerkraut drained,
f ■!" pork chops,
Salt and pepper
Saute' onions in butter or mar
garine, add tomatoes, sugar, salt,
pepper, oregano and bread crumbs.
Combine apple sauce and horsera
divh, mix well. Combine tomato
mixture, apple sauce mixture and
hoc ; kraut. Pour into covered cas-
H Haliers
R Count' f
C ‘I;! ,'i '
jUH Fair
STRAIGHT
BOURBON
WHISKEY
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|| tinder U. S. Gov t Supervision
l:$ ZjwSmwr; |j MOO
Usqurbon #1 T . Ami
WHf Si KEY i j
Vs A, HAUER CORPORATION. PHiLADEtPI 'A, PA
£
Fhese Bargains
J&p'A o For Economical
ly 0 ! 1 Dependable
\| I j
\ i fl|J : This Is Not
V I | j A Campaign
J Promise But
An Actual Fact
Turn Signals $ 1 395
’54 PLYMOUTH PLAZA TUDOR. R&H
Turn Signals. Side Mirror, White side 4? 1 f 7
wall Tires. 111 *Jr
'55 FORD RANCH WAGON. 6-Cylinder /♦*
Heater. Over-drive. Turn Signals 1 Sm/iL'\s
’S3 PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE. Fordor.
R&H, Automatic Transmission $495
53 PONTIAC. Fqrdor, R&H $595
’sl OLDSMOBILE. “98”, Fordor, R&H, <£Qf}£
Automatic Transmission tuOi/O
SANDERS "“tr
313 S. Person St. N. C. Dealer 1553
SOMETHING TO BUY, RENT, SELL OR EXCHANGE USE THE CAROLINIAN CLASSIFIED SECTION
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ANNOUNCEMENTS CARDS OF THANKS IN Ml-MORI AM
Negro Press Will Observe
131 stßirthdayMar. 18-22
The Negro Pres. 1 which will be
131 years old on March 17, is com
memorating this historic event all
across i.he nation by observing Ne
gro Newspaper Week from March
16 to 22.
A variety of events is being ar
ranged. In many churches the min
isters are devoting their sermons
to discussions of the role of the Ne
gro Press in the great drama of so
cial change taking place today
The theme of this year's observ
ance is ''The Negro Press: Light
ing the Way to Freedom."
Two 15 minute radio prog
rams have been transcribed for
broadcasting over local sta
tions. One of these features
Terra Horne singing "Blood In
digo: and EUa Fitzgerald sing
ing "ill Wind." A five minute
message by the Rev. Martin
Outlier King, Jr. and a state
ment by Frank 1 . Stanley,-pub
lisher of the Louisville Defend
er, and chairman of the asso
ciation’s public relations com
mittee, round out the program.
Thomas VV. Young, president of
the Journal arid Guide, is ilie
announcer.
The other program features Bil
ly Eck,>Um- singing: "1 want To
Help Somebody.” and Sammy Da
vis, Jr. singing "Lonesome Road."
There will be in addition, .state
ments by William O. Walker, presi
dent of the newspaper group, and
Jackie Robinson, formerly ol' the
Brooklyn Dodgers and now a per
sonnel executive in New York
City. Beverly Carter publisher of
the Pittsburgh Courier is the an
nouncer.
Winners of the ten Russwurm A
wards, given annually by the As
sociation to person: and organiza
tions for significant contributions
to a greater realization of the dem
ocratic ideals on which our nation,
is founded, will be announced on
these radio programs.
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BUY FINE
FURNITURE
FROM A CAROLINIAN
Bonus Money Store
Wf have anything in Fur
niture . . . from a lamp, end
table, occasional chair *.o
completely f u t n i s bin & a
whole house.
CREDIT PLAN
FOR YOU
Joyce & Bailey
Furniture Co. .
121 E. MARTIN ST.
Spring
Is Just
Around The
CORNER...
So let’s get a good used car NOW from Carolina Bufck Com
pany while we have a nice selection of one owner cars, carrying
a full year guarantee by NATIONAL BONDED CO.
»!t7 BUICK 2 - Dr. hardtop,
*' radio and heater, auto
matic transmission, tint
ed glass, White wall tires,
was $2995 liMjrt-
On sole sos
W" BUICK 4 Pr. Special,
power steering, po*er
brake?, fully equipped,
white wall tires, tinted
glass, one owner, 20,000
actual miles, was $2995
Goins now liVMOT
for only •j—*/**
vr/i BUICK Koadmastor. 2
Dr. hardtop, ah power
equipment, clean, waw
sav* 5 ° n -SWS
Sait.
V*/. BUICK \ - Dr Special,
nice two tone gre n
finish, with green up
holstered I n t e r i o i
straight drive, radio ami
heater, and clean as
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Open .Monday and Friday Nights Til 9
“Curly" Marr Ed Glover
Wiley Johnson O. V. “Doc” Jones Com
Jim Goodman Bob Corn W. H. Hocutt, Mgr.
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N. C. Dealer 1323
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PERSONAL
FGFDG
CHURCH OFFICERS TRAINING SEMINAR Presbyterian Church, U. g. A pastors from Vir
ginia. North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia met recently at Johnson C. Smith University in t,h«.
Second Church Officers Training Seminar, sp«usored by the Hoard of Christian Education of the
Presbyterian Church. U. S. A. These ministers will in turn conduct such seminars with officers in their
local pastorates.
FDGFD
GRADUATES EVALUATE TEACHER EDUCATION—Five St. Augustine's College graduate ■ return
ed to their Alma Mater on Tuesday evening, M tie eh Ith. for the purpose of sharing with the college
their experience in connection with effectiveness of the Teacher Education Program at St. Augustine s
College. Tljis program grew out of an honest effort on the part of the college administration to
strengthen its program in Teacher Education. Lit ' to right: Ernest Lambert. Johnston County Train
ing School: Edward F. Rayford, principal of Cary Elementary School; George Fo.vwell. lagan High
School; Shirley Madison of Lucille Hunter Schoo-. and Leonid-is Haywood, principal of Oberiin School.
Keynotes Annual Meeting Here:
Dr. C. A- Ray Urges YMCA Members To
Become “Public Relations Conscious
VT*» BUICK RnadmasU-r.
two tone blue finish,
fully equipped, with ah
power equipment, radio
,ir.d heater, air cor.di
tinning and white wail
tirc-s. This is a re
markably clean car for
only s9^s
V“7 BUICK Special 2 - Ol
*' ’ radio and heater, sohd
black finish, white wall
tires, a real clean car.
Was $2695. O*99Q"
On sale. *** '
FORD Fairlane 2 - Lr.
**• hardtop, radio and heat
er. two tone finish, yel
low & Ivory finish.
Was $2495. s9l IK
On sale 1
V" 7 BUICK Roadmaster, 4 -
Dr. sedan, fully equip
ped, Including power
brakes, powcv steering
electric seats and air
conditioning.
only vl * •
> r *Us,J**» \
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r ~, CLEANING & HAULING
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LEGAL NOTICES REAL ESTATE ROOMS APARTMENTS
CAD3ULAC Comte De
•nt Villi-:, beautiful two tone
blue finish, with iniencr
In match, power steering,
power brakes, radio and
heater, automatic irme
inirsion, G way power
only • 3 * f
-IL OI*DSMOBTLE 2 - Dr.
Holiday, two tone coud
atul white finish, fully
• cuiiM;.vd. and exeelioi..
condition, w,*;i ? Sj
BUCK 2 - Dr. Special
’* * hardtop, radio and heat
er, clean. i* ] c<\"
V'Tj, PLYMOUTH Belvidcro
*• u “8". straight drive, ra
dio and heater, clean
as a <]Xr»
pin V 1 ** ' J
»'L Ol DBMOSfLf! 2 - Ur
* W hardtop, radio and heat
er, automatic transmis
sion. power brakes, two
tone finish, low mileape'
™i 52195
“People should relate themselves
I directly to significant causes such
j as the YMCA and then stnve per
suasively and creatively U> bring
j ofhers lo their point-’ of view. ’ de
flated Dr Charles A, Ray of North
Carolina College, Durham, a! the
annual meeting of the Biodwoitn
Street YMCA, Ruleieh, int w eek.
He was introduced bv R. H. Toole,
secretary, YMCA Board of Mtu-.-
• agement with C. A. Hayw-ood,
j chairman, presiding.
A public relations expert.
Dr. Ray. urged Association
members to become “Public
Relations CVinsrMiss’ to as
sume responsibility for seOlng
the • V program and there-y
keep the public informed. Tin;
future «f eiviliaziion depends
on people everywhere learning
the fine art of cooiier;:;.'.!',! Ic*
achieve the objectives of a
Christian ciemocracy, lie tic
dared.
Six irsenibers were rc-rie?'i-
I ed lo the Board o> Maiiiiare
i meet for three year terms 1 1 !
lowing it rwhathns csßrniii
; tee report by Dr. N. il. 15a:-
: ris, Those re-elected ire 1. A.
Haywood, AU'y F. ,1. Caruuge,
Dr X. I!, Harris. A. !.. Brown,
! C. A. Marriott. J. V, Ylssm.
The annuo) rsporf. by V, L Fbi
ford general .secretary, showed that
during 15557 the “Y" sponsored 12
dub groups, ID regularly sched
uled group activities. 9 special
events, 12 community dubs and
organisations used the *‘Y" facility
for meetings and other activities
The grand totr-.i parUcipation
amounted to 82,057,
In a feature ““Echoes of ,1357,’’ H
E. Brown, principal. X. W. t.lgors
High School discussed YMCA com
munity services: James W Wyche,
dormitory services. Eugene Snipes.
Gra-Y Clubs and Garland Hunt,
Hi-Y Club scr\ ices.
Dr. N. H. Harris, chairman of
the rncn bersiiiu committee pre
sented service awards to 35 mem
ber# for meritorious services dur
ing 1957.
Special music was presented by
the J. W. Ligon High Scnool Boys
Ensemble and the First Congrega
tional Church Ensemble with Ern
est Massenburg. directing.
The invocation was pronounced
by the Rev. Robert L. Shirley, pas
tor of the Davie Street Presby
terian Church and the benediction
by the Rev, Howard Cunningham,
pastor of the, First Congregational
I Church.
* Fall is an ideal tinle to establish
I contour strip crops.
IVKCK KNDING SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1958
Apex Library
To Sponsor A
i Discussion
APEX -- The Apev Public Li
brary is sponsoring; its third dis- !
cuss ion ill the Adult Education se- i
rie.s, Wednesday, March i. 9, at j
'1:45 p in. in the library.
’! he topic to be discussed is
! “What FJooil Health Means to
I t "' ni " Ur. George Debnam, ac
! tending physician in surgery nt
| St. Agues Hospital Raleigh. North
! Carolina, will serve as consultant.
I Following his talk, there will he j
I !t discussion period,
; Dr. Debnam is a native of 1
: Franklin County, N. C where be;
j received his early educational j
I trainin'- He is a graduate of Shaw !
: University and Mehnrrv Medical!
j College.
j After graduating from Mehar- i
!’.,v Medical College he spent one,
| year of internship and two year:,
oi surgical specialty training at
jLt Agues Hospital. He is now
i practicing in EVqur.y Springs.
: Legal Notices [
i NOTICE
! NOR 111 CAROLINA
; WAKE COUNTY
j Having qualified «< Aciminlsirai-.x I
of s he Estate of ne* Ferrcii. daceas- !
. eti. .air ui Wake Coujit . North t’aio. !
hna, .his is to aoiTy ,J1 ~ .arsons hav
tofi chums against th« Estate of ~„d
; un. eased U> exhibit thovn to r.hi* u-iduv- !
«ttfned a i L 2) Snut■.f‘c«d SUM, R!
! b Carolina, or, before 'ho. i
I *Btn oay of February, 1959. or this no- S
1. f W! '* e , Pleaded in uav of their ;
recov ery AiJ per«on< indebted to ?:>*» !
; c,yi.oe will please make immediate n » .•
{ mens, f
j 'i bis the* 1311 ■ day of February. 19!)8
MAHY K. DENNNO.
AorrUnistrairix
l-ro Stulthfieid Street
Raleigh, .V c
March 8. 13. 22 sS: April a. :2. issa
WORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
v <> t i c n
i Under and by virtu,-f of the pow* r
1 of sale contained in a certain Mortgage !
j r\<'C,‘.ea by Ruberi Dorse. Unmarried !
(latte: the Sill day of Mav 3333 and ,<•- !
< ord i„ Book U!i> p S g c . 630. in die |
!OH . of -I 1« He :i , of Deeds of!
, , v Uoui.ty, N>’iUi Carolina, dciaull
■ having been made in the paym ent ,g
i UIP , indebtedness thereby secured tmd
: said Aioi igagt; being by the ten >•..-•
thereof subject to foreclosure, the un
oer-iigiied Mortgagee will ofrei in
: sale j>« die auction id the highest
j “Kiwer for cash at the Cottrthou-e
noor ft: Wake County, North Caro:c, ~
- ; loon on .Ik 4th div of April. YJt-ti
Mile property conveyed in said .vlort
gape. the same lying and being in t»i«*
i ‘ Jty of Raleigh, County of Wake Sue.-
: ol North Carolina, and more partic
; ulariy described as follows:
j Located in South Park, trie south
- c,n porfuin of the Chv of Ka-
I F'ifih. and fronts SO feet west on
South Person Street, and runs bat s
East :< depth of ISO feet and is a
! juiraiielogiatn in shape, and is lot
( No. 12, ui Block No. 10 as shown in
Look of Maps 1885. Page 76, and
being the same land eonvoved to
Reuben W Cole, by The Raieigo
Rea! Estate and Trust Companv.
t't :»ls. by deed dated January 20
ISIO. au.l recorded in Book 250. at
Page 4!’.. Rrgisiev of Deeds of let:
fill Wake Couniy. North Carolih,
Doing (itc sum- trad a, parcel ■ >
; t.'.HUi which v,"as conveyed to O P
Hay a J wife, Susan O llay b.v
N ,\l Muncy and ids Kit, Fima
i M Gurley. by deed dated the 2nd
any of December. 18.30, and record*
i-b ui toe oft -.o on* the Register of
Deeds for Wake County. Norm
| Carnlitif. in Book 5!<J, Page 404.
; 'flu:- sale Wiii be made subiect to »>i
j unpaid lasts rod paving now due.
Tne sueecs.iui bidder will be re
! putied lo make deposit of nd leas
| Irian ten (ICY > per cent of the pur-
I car sc bid.
j This 3rd day of March, 1858.
JAMES R. HIGH, MoD-fagee
F J. f.-AHNAG* Aticr. •
i March 3, 25. 22, 28
i ;
! NORTH CAROUJvA
WAlvrl COUNTY
N O TICK
i Under anti by viy-iurc of live povn
! ol rfllr cent.uued ill a ceHDitt Deed t.f
1 Trust executed uj Robert J. Clark and
i ,'ife fcii.ei Coi’k to H C. High, Sr.
I Trusto . listed the 241 r. day of Jauii-
I ,ii ,v. ll.and rccurded in Book 11*3,
, P.ic*. : n7, tn the office of the ileeistn
j ol Deeds of Wake County, North Caro
! im„ default having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness '.hereby
, .secured and said Deed of Trust oetrg
i by the forms thereof subject to fo:~-
j. io urn. t. sc undsmgnedl Trustee, will
i offer for .ate at public auction to ’he
: highest bidtlei tor cash at the Cow t
j huiiFo dour in Wake County, North
; Ci.o,nn, at .noon on the ‘•th day os
• April. ISW». the property conveyed in
i s.i-d Dead «i Trust, the surnt betrg
i .silua'e in the County of Wake, Srute
jof North Carotin, m Raleigh Town*
j ship md tuore particularly described
i as follows:
BEGINNING at the southwest
corner of the intersection of Tar
: ! boro Road and Hrrgelt Streets.
i f runs thence Souiii with the line of
; Tat boro Road. 18.5 feet to a stake;
thence west pHraUci to Hargett
Street 63 feet to a point on the
line of the property now owned
by Dr. L. T. Delaney (now owned
' by Rev, 3, F Da!y): thence norm
in a tine parallel with Tarboro
, Koad 3'>s feet to a point on the
.smith line of East Hargett Street,
thence oast with tiro south aide of
E;i:,t Harpelt street 6v left to the
i point of BEG INKING The same
being known as 10.2 East Hargett
Street, according in a map of
, Carey J. Huntt-r. senior, property
recorded in Book of Maps 1924. at
Page 60. This being the eastern
ponton us that Pact of laud, con
veyed to H. C. Brower by P K
r Rogers and wife. Helen Roger*, it
a Is. bv deed recorded in Book 828,
Page 533. of Woke County Registry.
- i and being the siisrit lot conveyed
■ i by H, i Drawer to R. j. Clark, by
deed recorded in Bock 874, Page
454. of said Registry.
1 I This salt will be made subject to all
! outstanding and unpaid laxes vvhicn
j may be due.
The successful bidder will be re
' i quired to make a deposit of not le.s
than ten (10%) per cent of the uur-
I chase bid.
Thin 3rd uay of March, 1353.
II C. HIGH, Sr, Trustee
V J. CARNAGE, Attorney
March 8, 18, 22, 29,
' i NOTICE or SALE OF VALUABLE
CITY REAL ESTATE
! . DEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN
| THE PAYMENT OF THE’ indebtedness
i secured by a certain Deed of T, ust
I executed b" Lawnence Kurene Light-
I ner and wife, Anna Roberta Digbti'er.
THE CAROLINIAN
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any want ad is 13 words You willj
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Friday or Saturday between 8-8.
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i item MARCUS BOULWARE Samt
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Night TE 3-0994.
Get your money out of used refrl-l
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Use our classified ads Dial T* Ml».
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JOY’S AMERICAN Glt ILL, 320 BasJ
Martin St., Raleigh- Dial TE ; 14*5« j
Cooper’s Bar-B-Q
BAR-B-Q and I
Chicken
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Pig and Chicken |
109 E DAVIE S r l. j
NURSERY j
FOWT.KRS NUR»i4RY - rayettevilij
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us at TE i liM! ftus space will coil
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I J
Wt’NN S ESSO STATION—S‘ 2 ’> Blood 4
worth 3t.. Phone TE 2-IM2B. ,
! I
Consult our classified ads regularly]
there are many bargains o tie ed ■ \
WA rCH SERVICES
SAVinSON’S WATCH SERVICE- ■ M t|
Hargett St. Phone TE 3-4556 ;
ito .1 J HENDERSON, Trustee, w/ju il
deed of Must is dated April 3. -94*9
and recorded in Book 992. at Page 56tl
in the office of the Register o: Dtrdl
for Wake County. North Carolina, thl
unde, iened Trustee, at the requt.si ol
the holder ot the bond secured there!
bj and under powers uom'erred ol
the aforesaid Deed of Trust, and fol
lilt* purpose of obtaining money ll
satis! > said indebtedness, will of ft I
tin- sale md sell lo the hienesl b.u]
de. at public auction, for cash. i,.l
i rour!house dom of Wake Copui \. il
j the cuy oT Raleigh, or. • ]
FRIDAY. MARCH 21. 1958,
nt Twelve Q clock. Noon the loiiowml
’ described nal esi.Pe ir, Me Coy o! r:.,l
j ieigii. Wake Cot.nl v. State u! Noil I
1 Carolina and described and detinvd al
. ■ ia I lows 1
No. 419 South East Street ;
lt.ii*igh, N. < ?
BEGINNING at a fence post in* I
. ( oated on the East side ot Soiitn I
East Street, said post being local- I
; ed 1202 feet North from the South I
face of the North curb ori Cahat • I
rus Street, also being 11*8 fee? I
from the West face of the Ea.a I
curb on South East Street, and I
runs thence along a loner and in I
an Eastern direction 145.95 feci; I
thence la a Northern direction ana I
parallel with East Street SJ.O feet. I
thence tn a Western direction and I
I parahel tviili the first Hue 14.1.0 I
feet to a post on East Street; I
thence along East Street in a I
Southern diioclion 9>‘ feet to uie I
point of BEGINNING. I
The above deoenbed property
, the satnr- land conveyed to t alvil
, Nicholas l.ightr.cr, et at, by Mav ini
A. Light. and 1 I'sbßiiri, C K Ligpt|
r.n 1)v Deed datc.-i February 11, I?3J
. ano icccj-dv.-d -n the office of the B'.q
1 teter ol Eeede for Wake Count, 1 ' if
Book 541, r.t Page s*. «
, j DATED Dlls 18th day of SObruit :1
1 *S2B |
.1 J HENDERSON. TSUSTEH
; , ROGER D O’KELLX, ATTORNEY. |
) i February 32: March. 1-2-13. 1
NOTE: The successful bidder will b|
• ; rtVjuni d la deposit with the C!"rit. c|
< the Superior 00111'’ of Wake Count J
j a cheek for Hi per tent of the *1
j mount of the bid a* m evidence rfl
1 good falsh.
J. .1 HENDERSON. TSUSTCT
ROGER D. OIKEU Y. ATTORNEY 1
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT !
NOTICE
iNORTH CAROLINA {
• WAKE COUNTY 1
I AHTHira iK'iVR. I
PJ aim i ff I
Vs I
I HENRY ARTHUR GOOD:-ON I
Defendant
To all Creditors wn- 1 psu lie* htildira
clai'i.s against Riverside Inn, * pari
ucrship located on Pool Road, WalJ
County: §
You and each of you ore herebl
notified to present your claim* dull
itemized and verified, together witfl
a statement of the securities or pno'l
ItlOf, II *r;y, in respect, to said eiauri
to the undersigned Receivers at the!
office in thr City of Hnleigh. |
You are further notified that, t. 3
Receivers will take and state ;m
count of the affairs of trie said R;vr |
. side Inn, giving a lest of »!] credltoa
add the amounts for which the!
1 claims are filed and allowed or d.J
allowed; and that any person interest
) ed as creditor, claimant, or otherwisa
in the affairs of the Riverside Inr. mai
except to the allowance or disallow!
ance of any claim or part of oia<m. I
This notice is given pursuant to al
Order, wherein the undersigned wej
appointed Receivers of th* JUversi 1
Inn I
This 14 day of February. 1958. I
K A SOLOMON Jr., Attornoyl
131 E. Hargett St., I
! Raleigh, N. C. I
GEORGE E. BROWN, AHovnafl
I 11514 E Hargett St,. |
Raleigh. N C. I
. I Feb 22, Mart ). 1.8, 15, 1953. I
12