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LEGAL NOTICES
i NOTICE
piyijlQ Q|]^l f prnm y AdniAistra*
aaid daesasad (o' exhibit them to the
undersigned atP. O. Box MS. Raleigh,
Norto Carolina, on or before the 2Uth
suut-jpjrs xsarß
persons indebted to the estate will
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SHIRLEY FARRAR. Admix.
FT CARNAGE. Att'y
February A 15. 33, M, ltd*.
NORTH CAROLINA
WAX* COUNTY . _
NOTICE
UMORR and by vtrture of the power
of tala eoatalnad In a certain Died of
Sysntis«!fti , wß
County, North Carolina, default having
been made In the payment ot the in
debtedness there by secured and said
Deed of Trust being by the Urms
thereof subject to foreclosure, the un
dersigned Trustee will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder tor
cash at the courthouse door in Wake
County. North Carolina, at 13:00 o -
clock noon, on Monday th# »th day of
March 1994, the property conveyed to
said Deed of Tnnt, the same lying and
being to the County ot Wake, State of
NerUi Carolina, to Raleigh Township,
and more particularly described aa toi
lowfc ■
olina, as shewn by map of Spring
Grove Heights. which is recorded
in Book ofMeps 1985, st page 5. In
the office of the Register of Deeds
for Wake County, North Carolina.
Tbs successful bidder will be re
quired to make a deposit of not less
Urea five pc- cent (5%) of the pur -
ehaae bid to show good faith, and the
bid will lay open tor ten days to re
ceive increase bid as required by Uw.
This 4th day of February. 1964.
. J, J, HENDERSON, Trustee
F. J. CARNAGE. Attorney
February A 15, n, », 1964.
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
KOIICI
The undersigned having qualified aa
Executor of toe Estate of Dockery
toeblae. Sr., deceeaed. tote of Wake
county. <hi* is to notify all persona
having claims against said Estate to
present them to toe undersigned at
SB9 X- Martin Street Raleigh. N. C , on
5 before the 3rd day of February. MB.
this notice will be pleaded to bar of
ttds recovery. All parsons Indebted to
said Estate will please make Immedi
ate payment to toe undersigned.
This the 3rd day of February. 19dt
VICTOR fdfcid.ES,
Executor
GEORGE R. GREENE.
Attorney
February S, 19, IS. tt. M 4
EXECUTHDCE NOTICE
MamcAjtouKA \
sgj jmga. i-zrrJis'V
ssa vsna-wy^asg
Nerth Carolina, on or before the 37th
diy of July, wit or this notice win be
yielded to her of their recovery. All
r .arises indebted to toe estate will
ptoeee mesa» Immediate payment
' TMs. 37th day of January. W*
MBS. VKRNIE OWENS. Executrix
JbLzr&irstr
NOTICE OrjPCECVTRiX TO
aSned at Rafcreh. t Jtorth°C«reßna*M>
"zE&lfa&Sfil&iSßk
btaOtt Under theWßl of
fctoJ,%lLr 1 M.
BURL ALLEN'S
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TAKE TWO!
Na 1. A particular, local Negro
business man should take inven
tory more frequently to determine
whether he keep* too much stock
on hand. He recently endured con
siderable expense to improve his
hotel end restaurant, but it is ob
vious that hi* costy purpose is NOT
obvious to some of his workers!
Ofter, when Mr. and Mrs. B. era
clswhere—probably planning for
better business, many of their
would-be restaurant patrons finally
walk away, hungry, and disgusted
over having waited so long in vain,
while loitering, lazy, conceited
wai tresses served nobody!
Talk gets around, so, it is hurt
ful how—despite his splendid ef
forts—Mr. B’s is becoming noted
for structural elegance and lack of
personal service! Nevertheless,
YOU ARE THE DETECTIVE
You have Jutt witnessed an exciting stoni-final hotting bout ta
the huge metropolitan arena, in which young Sandy Stevens BN
scored an impressive knockout victory over veteran campaigner Bull
Martin. Now. ten minutes after tha ring has been cleared you are
summoned to the dressing room of Sandy Stevens.
Upon walking into the dreasing room, you immediately see ttM
young fighter lying sprawled on the floor next to the rubdown table.
dead, a bullet wound through his right temple. You are nf ■—>•—
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tut. <aiu your eyes travel sadly over the muscular figure now lying
so still on Its beck, the strong looking arms with tha huge boxing
gloves on the hands outstretched on the floor, the body still glisten
ing from sweat of the recent fight. You notice also that one of tha
shoes has already been untied . . . and above tha bead on tha floor
lies a .38 caliber revolver.
“Can’t understand why Sandy had to go and do tale!"
his manager, Joe Torch. “And right after that upset win over tha Bufl.
too. Os course, Sandy was a real moody kid . . . and X always had to
work hard with him to keep him In the right frame of mind. Ha
was a fast guy with the buck, too ... owed money all over town ...
Maybe he was being bard pressed by some of the guy* be owed money
.. . maybe ..."
“Suppose you tell me Juat what happened." you break ta on him.
' “Well, we got bask Into the dressing room here after (he fight...
Sandy and me and Billy Hendrick, our trainer there," and be points
to the nervous little bald-beaded man hovering near tbs door of the
room. “Sandy sat down on the edge of the table there, and be was
looking very upeet about something . . . nothing like a fellow who
had Just won a big fight and a nioe bundle of oaah. He told us to
get out of the room for a few minutes, to let him alone , . . that ha
wanted to think some things over. So we got out, and X waa getting
myself a drink at the water fountain in tae corridor when X beard
the shot. I wasn’t sure at first that It came from ta bare . . . but
when I threw the door open, there waa Sandy lying there on the floor
... dead and that gun there beside him."
You pick up the gun carefully in your handkerchief, sniff at the
barrel, and determine that it bee been recently fired. Then, after gag
ing again around the simply furnished room, the trainer’s table, the
liniments, varioue ointments and salves, and bandages on the taelves,
you turn again to Joe Torch. “You say that Sandy ordered you out
of the room immediately after you arrived here, that neither you nor
Billy Hendrick had time to do any work on him?"
“That’s the way it was."
“And neither of you moved or touched the body rinoe tale hap
pened?"
Joe Torch stares hard at you, and shakes hto hSAd.
You stare back at him add say. "Both you and Billy Will have to
come with me to headquarters for further questioning. This certainly
was not suicide. It waa murder!"
How do you know this?
SOLUTION
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em pemm eavq oq ptnoe feu • • • epiraq tpi no toab(f taptoq w* un*
am JO am PtoP* —OP tog wmtf 4pqy
Bill Barnwell Quintet Tops
In Villanova Jazz Festival
HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va.
Some 4,000 jazz buffs witnessed the
top-winning successes of Tha Bill
Barnwell Quintet in the talent-fill
ed Intercollegiate Jazz Festival at
Villanova Univeraity recently.
The quintet, featuring four
Hampton Institute students, was
judged “Beet Combo ta Festival'
and “Finest JazZ' Group ta Festi
val."
Tha awards ter beta eatogar
las inelade: bookings at the
Warld Pair, toe Newpart and
LEGAL NOTICES
AcacMSSTRAToara nones
WORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
HAVING QUALIFIED aa Adtojatotoa
tor of the fetats ot Mrs. Aitta C. Mel
lette, deceeeed, late ot Wafce
North Caroitoa. this is to notify ell
pereons having dolma agetnat the E-
S^ssisrsssgxss
ssw&LfiasaKS
wUI be pleaded in her of tbeir recov
ery. All persons Indebted to the eetete
wttt please meke mmadtote payment.
.dfffgg'agftm
IMRE CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY .
ceaeed. late of Wake County, North
rt!saS rSsiars
said deceased to exhibit them to flu
undereixned at UMfc tost Hargett
Street. Raleigh. North Carolina on or
thte*Satteo win Iff pfedgST te 'bar ot
rusraSLsrs.’SSM
~s - *"
Ad m InutratrtK
these cheats continually expect to
be paid in accordance with an a
graeraent, their part of which they
refused to uphold! It to plain, there
fore, that, if they are mentally
competent, they era definitely out
to drain the man. At any rate, we
advise Mr. B. to shake them up
before they break him down!
NA 1 Approximately throe weeks
ago, Mrs. Von Warren Atkinson of
Johnston County was laid to rest
We must edd that, along with be
ing an unusually devout person,
she was NOT tha typical mother
in-law. Ta her four daughters-ta
law and her two aooa-ln-law. she
was always Mother, because to her
we wen always sons and daug
tars. Her oldeat daughter, Juanita
Atkinson Allen, of I Granville T«>
race here, end the rest of us thank
you all for your consoling hospi
tality.
Pscenes Jess feetlvala; a week’s
engagement at a New Ysrk Jaaa
slab; a racerdtag cantraitj and
tnpMii,
Additionally, two member* es the
group. Bill Barnwell, alto nut play
ing leader, and Preston Williams,
fluegal ho mist, were award recip
ients ta the “Outstanding Instru
mentalist," category. Barnwell was
judged the outstanding reed Instru
mentalist receiving e LelHanc “LL”
clarinet and Williams the outstand
ing brass Instrumentalist noelvtag
a Marita trumpet
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
—Mr. jOenssnl ef
Catherine *Maria to
Mr. Walter Lee WWams Aa
early Spritor wadding is plan-
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here last week.
Tha fight was stepped at tha
end es the fifth rami by tha
referee an the ardere es rtow
eMe physic tan Dr. Alexander
Sehlff. Jeaee weighed IN i-S
panada, to MS tor McNaeley.
McNeeley was simply na match
fer the hustling, two-fisted Jones.
The knockout by Jones waa Me-
Neeley's second in hto 17-bout pro
carter. The other knockout waa ad
ministered by tha than heavy
weight champion Floyd Patterson
on Dec. 14, IMI. ta a title fight at
Toronto,
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