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CARD OF THANKS
I peraonally wtah to thank all
ertEsrsJi savs
duriac my raeant Ulnaaa whlla at Me
“Sfc. Katie Hunter
•14 Towar St
> Ratelah. ». C.
IN MBMORIAM
a nmn to n» late
Mr. Aw A- Caoke
ft la juat a {aw weak* interval,
• haa bean made aad by the
tatey rs our friend and
and loyal member, both in a material
and flm —way. Ha waa ever ready
to Co forward in every way ha could,
to Brine the beat tMn« to paaa. He
never Brad of dotes who* ever he
thought would help ana group go tor-
ME’ Cooke made hia way by hi*
•tea wrtrft. He waa highly eateemed
and loved by the group.
We will miaa hia tine cooperation,
hia happy diapoaitlon, and the rare
at atnSune, ha aiwaya brought the
group. He leavee a commendable
record of loving eerrica in group 9.
pstsy to tnt wife tna children in me
loot of your loving husband, father,
and our devoted friend.
Friend after friend departa.
Who haa no* loCt a friend?
Thera la no union here of hearte.
That does not find an and
They are not dead they have but
Kill's, ?&'is£&r' m ''
» tend of peace and rest.
female help waited i
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Mallory Agency. Lynbrook. N. Y.
“EDUCATIONAL”
Civil, SERVICE. Prepare at home
—... for t<OM
gBRVICS. P. a Boat 405, Raleigh. H.
BEAUTY SHOPS
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LAUNDRY
pur wJHimm
FOOD SPECIALS
Coopers Baavß-Q
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Privy, CT 8-5044
LEGAL NOTICES
tfggffiSTOraffga:
irr-rr-' late of Wake County. North
Carolina, thia is to notify all persona
tf>« State at said
Hi~t —■* to exhibit them to the un
dersigned at U Bast Hargett Street.
pLigh. M. C- on or before foe 90th
day of May. MM, or this nottee will be
nr bar of their recovery. AD
persona Indebted to tea estate will
please make immediate payment.
T °L TiUnmfi BANK.
Administrator, C.TA.
Nov. M, tt| 90; Dec. T. Mi
Garden Time
VI It L GARDNER
N, a State
The miracle of blooming plants
at Chrietmaattme te wrought by
poor commercial newer grower
aad pour florist, who carefully
faring a great variety of plants
into bloom tar poo—cyclamen, a
aalea, pdnsettta, chrysanthemum,
begonia and many others.
As gifts, flowering plants
arc perfect. As bualncaa gifts
they are cetorfnj aad teng
hl|pta{ri!ta
they always give the patient a
Ift he or she wffl not seen for
get. Whatever yea do, don't
target the stmt-ins.
Bouquets of bright red cama-
Uons wIU add a festive touch to
table tops. Man some Christmas
greens In large containers to add
touches of greenery throughout I
the bouse. '
“Closing Costs” Bitter Surpiss
For Unwary Purchasers Os Homos
The ritual of “closing costa” toak
two billion dollars from four mil
lion American families who bought
bouses In IMS, writes Murray
Thigh Bloom in the December Read
er’s Digest.
In “Closing Osate: A Beaky
Trap far Unwary Henw-Bqy
m,- Btoesn says, “Probably in
no other area of American con
sumer transactions is ao grant
a ten exacted from tnraemt
pnrehaaers largely unprotected
by tew.* The beam buyer us
ually cornea to tee elcstag una
ware of what Has ahead of Mm,
to be confronted by charges tar
“mortgage placement," “tax es
crow,” “We insurance” and
tag to aa mate aa fIAM.
For many, these tees make a
nightmare of the first year at own
ership, cause a postponement of
mute-needed furniture, or simply
cannot be afforded, thus ending the
dream of home possession. One of
the most annoying items on the
bill is the mortgage placement fee,
otherwise called a “mortgage *erv
ce charge” or “loan origination fee,”
paid to a middleman for obtaining
the mortgage ion the house. It can
amount to one percent of the mort-
Dr. Dowdy
Renamed Dy
Nafl Group
GREENSBORO —Dr. L. C. Dow
dy, dean of instruction at AAT Col
lege, was last Week re-elected to a
second term as secretary of the
Arts and Sciences Division of Hie
Amritetten of State Uafvevottos and
l9tekmTeMduoted a4 the Am£
cltioc's annual mooting in Chi
cago, Dr. Ddowdy was named
to the Executive Beard es the
The Association has a member
ship of 129-state supported colleges
and universities.
Dowdy, who came to ART In IMI
as professor of education, was pge
moted to dean of the college's
School of Education and General
Studies in 1056. He served as acting
president from January, IMS thru
September of 1868.
WWT» O—ips tghwli
/r HEAR &OQD TUI M6e\
/ SAID ABOUT U. «. 1
I RAVINRS BONDS. I
I Wfiy MUST M IMF I
1 „ HIEHm 4 -I
FIRST TIME IN THIS AREA
For Immediate Help Consult
Mrs. King
AMERICA* READER
Is your trouble natural? Do yon mom to be ereased la tack. • '\ * ' any
iu body er mtad? Has the cm yen leva changed? dee MRE . vmnmeea ‘
Are you overcome with cendittons beyond your ooatrei teat are not natural? Mrs. King can re
move them. Overcomes spells, bad tuck and evil influences of aB kinds. During many years of
praetloe. Mrs. King has brought together many in marriage and reunited many who were separat
ed. She telle you who your friends are and bow to overcome your enemtae, How to gain tea one you
mote derire. She reetares tost King can advise on tow suits and buatnere speculations.
xee LUCKY DAYS AND NUMBERS FREE WITH READING Ml
Remenber Mrs. King Is Not An Indian Render
Ucmutad By State and County *
HOURS: t A M. to • P. M. DAILY and SUNDAY (Oared Wednesday) ALL WHdJOME
8 MILES NORTH of KENLYi U p
0nU.5.301 1 / 2 MileS.of Lucama » "■ u -
Satisfaction Guaranteed! Look For Name Mrs. King On Hand Sign! Permanently Located!
and, where there is no mlddle
man. ft to simply a gouge.
Another souroe of eleatag irrita
tion—and a heavy burden on the
unsuspecting home purchaser—is
the tax escrow. This moons, accord
ing to Bloom, that the now home
owners are “paying in advance a
year’s taxes on their house—to pro
tect the mortgage holder in case
they didn’t meet their payments.”
Bloom quotes a title-insurance axe*
cutive:
“Well, it’s customary. The bank
gets the advance tax money free,
lends it out and collects a stable
ARE YOU THE DETECTIVE?
“I cannot understand why she should have dona thisl” eeba tha
middle-aged, Wiliam Telford. “There I was, ao tern at band . . .
raking leavefc in tha yard just shout B 0 feet from the garage bore ...
white Inside the gagage Ellen waa .. and be breaks off sobbing.
You stand at the doorway of the two-oar garage situated at the
rear of Telford’s yard, and you gaae down at the body at his wife,
Ellen, white now lies on a tarpaulin on the oement floor at the empty
garage. Just five minutes ago, Immediately after your arrival, you
helped Telford out her down from tee overhead rafter from white
Telford told you he found her hanging a half-hour ago ... and new
your eye Is oaught by some of tee symptoms at tee harming ... tha
bluish face, tee protruding tongue, tee rape marks aa Mr throat,
“Bute a shock this was,” exclaims Telford. “X had no tnhmatton
at all teat Ellen was even considering such at hing. Os oouraa, tea
was rather moody at tenet, and we had our little arguments . . .
she was of a very Jealous nature, and resented it very mote when
ever I even spoke to another woman. Her latest peeve was my new
secretary at tee office. But I never gave her the slightest reason to
mistrust me br my faithfulness, and everything seemed quite normal
tele afternoon. As I’ve already told you. Z was ratals leavee In tee
yard hen about SO feet or ao from the garage. I heard the back door
of our house dam as Ellen came out into tee yard, ami I saw her
strolling teroug tea yard. Then I went on with my worrcl became
a little thirsty and started toward tee house for a drink. As X passed
the rarago 1 happened to look into it . . . and then Am was! X was
too teqoksd and rick to nvft ter several minutes \ . . but finally
X ran into the house and phoned you.”
“Aren’t you tea BUI Telford who has been written up ]R a number
of aperte magaalnes for your exploits as a hunter?” you then ate.
“And Sfqn’Oou the man who received a number of ettateme lot
heroism-while seating with the Marine# during Wirid VM Bf“
"Why. yes ... but what has that to do with ..
• "I think it ha RUenty to do with this case,” you break in. “You’ll
have to oomo with mo for soma intensive quaotoinlng. This doesn’t
look like Suicide to me!”
SOLUTION 1
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Nftwnre moot OTpnu reaei re puv uiTtota upop tno oj Xmreipeuiißi
reoisea oq re pettmtap oe uaeq aawq pmoqe ’pwjemvq «l «> Munftn
pua qreap qqpa seouafasdxa reop jequnti a re uopfondai ep
<fflt ‘pjojiaj, gqa uoreai qouuaa nog ‘sowp puoow oqq uj 'jpamq
Streq o» jjo tettdumr etejoq pooqg aAvq ppvoo uwmoa oqq qapia uodn
epftia largo jo xoq 'jrvqo ‘tooqe cm punoj nog ‘aow(d yuu eqt m
• »' • •
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MiLLOW CORN
KENTUCKY 9
STRAIGHT M
corn NBBk
WHISKEY n]
•20 I^l
100
MEOLEY DISTILLING COMPANY, OWENSBORO, KENTUCKY
- «• '
amount es tatanet am It unto the
very day toe mo«sy has to ba paid
Over w taxes"
TMta eearek Is a ligttlswii
charge esrept whew It is mb
esßtary to ga ttaaagk areay
ask es pa bile reeerto to areka
tre* teto > rerepamai r 'Jatatata
sear eh la mtaatoe.
Many leaden in the real-estate
field feel closing costs should he
modified or eliminated entirely.
LOUuikUHAZ
December 3:
L. Lomax
Speaks At
Vs. Union
RICHMOND, VS. - Louis Lomax,
the releheated American Journa
list, will be the keynote speeker
for ike 6th Biennial Oeroor Confer
ence at Virginia Union university
early December. Deen Wendell P.
Russell announced the meeker*!
name last week end stated that he
would address tee entire faculty
and student body in Baroo-Stavens
Auditorium at • a m. Tuesday, De
ecmberl ’
aeaneameM said. “This year's
Conference promises to he ear
meal Important wa have had.
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BURL ALLEN’S
I 'tongue
With an es tee witty aioggae
and available in books
and bp word bf mouth, ami might
avoid moot unfortunate situations
kg merely heeding tee wisdom of
experience—but 100 many persons
and organisations are 100 indlf
fqr or resentful to aooept there
b *ltor t *«H»Np)a. “Pint things
first." is a good motto ignored by
too many responeibie XtaMghltee.
They want “a cultural city."
which, of course, cannot be Indus
trialised. But we know that mod*
am industry eaten to culture
demands education 1
What BIG-SHOT Raleigh
darent want Is tea in depend -
aaaa teat tedwetry offers to
tea cowman man yet they
desire tee industrial dopare
hath la terms es the esnsaltaats
we empret^aadMhe^aistnttp^ri
This year’s Career Conference
grows out es the realisation that
Virginia Union has a targe num
ber es college students, at ell levels
who ere in need of further intertaa
bon concerning career poasihiUbre
now open to them
Following the keynote address,
toe student body wtll be divided
Into interest groups. Bate group
will have a consultant assisted by
s faculty member, who will set as
chairman. Interest groups win run
every hour, except far e brief pe
riod when foe consultants will have
lunch: resetons will allow twenty
five minutes for Consultants’ pre
sentations end equal time for stu
dents to ate question* centered a
round their areas of interest aad
have foam answered.
RALEIGH, W. CLteTTOAT/UUlipK M. ISM
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