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LEGAL NOTICES
Sim, *UU^‘S t *wil2^on«? le ? io^
on or before tflejSSt
dayW er Eds notice will be
2&Sd to bar oTheir reoovwy. AU
■MW?...
UNDER and by virture of tha powsr
of t- 1 - contained to a certain D**U of
Trust executed by Vivian *£ “*“?*,*?•
Unmarried dated July !*. tag. **•
eordedinßook IMS. Peaeti#. to tha
office ol the Register of of Waho
County. North Carolina, default having
been made in tha payment of the to
g^Ti^r
rSSiMr-fw^
County. North Carolina. attostt O -
clock noon, on Monday the ssh day «f
March 1934, the property ©onveyyi in
a.w ss/ss «&3sfts
k>W Lot No. Mon Pender Street to
Baleigh. Wake County. North Car
olina. aa shown by map of Spring
Grove Heights, which is recorded
inßooK ofMap* 1«S. at page SJn
tha offlca of the Register of Deeds
for Wake County, North Carolina.
Tha successful bidder wdU be re
auired to make a deposit of not lesa
an* five pe- cent (*%) of the pur
chase bid to show good faith, and the
bid will lay open for tan days to re
ceive Increase bid as required by law.
rsv&sssrdXi.
T. J. CARNAGE Attorney
Pabruary A tt. «. ti. !»**.
KSfc Er, deceased, late of Wake
County, tola Is to notify all persons
having claims against seld Estste to
BftarAfvagyg.g
seesaws aa&rtfs
tola recovery. All parsons todsbtad to
aaM Estate win plaass make tmroedl-
n. sz. » . tm
WXBCVnWCS NOTICE
Mtn CAROLINA
J yTED > asExncutrtx^nf
BSs es W ske *CoSty t *North Carolina,
fie Is to notify nil persons having
ettam* against tha btate of said de
caeaed to exhibit them to the uadw-
SB at SBi Hill Street. Batata*.
North Caroline, on or before thertth
day of July. ISS4. or this notice wa be
pT-Irl to bar of their recovery. An
aSane to tha aatato win
pWaas make immediate payment.
This nth day of January. WM.
MSGS. VERNUI OWENS. Exccirtrlx
FT CARNAGE. Attorney
February g IS. XL N. OS4.
notice or ccßLimux to
CREDITORS
(.Tint qualified as Executrix under
•towtH eflfary J. BeMtot decerned,
tote et Wake County. North Carolina,
tote la to notifr kn parsons havtog
claims against the estate es mid de
ceased to exhibit them to the under
signed at Raletvh. North Carolina mi
er before the 15th day of Aneust. Ntt.
or this Notice win be pleaded m her of
their to
ate parpignt.
Tb« »H, dav of Mewnr.lW
PER VICE WILLIE MA* IONEB.
Executrix Under ,H * Wil of
Ntovv J. pmvMff. P~—— *
ATTT ROT WACWLLAN. J*
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ANNOUNCMENTS CARDS OP THANKS IN MEMO* IAN LEGAL NOTICES REAL ESTATE ROOMS - APARTMENTS &OUSESPON RElit
* , • •
YOU ARE THE DETECTIVE
“A miserable night,” you mutter to yourself as you drive your «tr
through tbs steady drlxafe of min that has baen soaking the landanape
for the past several hours. You arrive at the fashionable home Os Ml.
and Mrs. Sylvester Hartman, when you are admitted at tha front
door by a butter and emorted to the living ream. Haro you find a
large number of anxioua looking guaoto clustered hen and there a
bout the spacious room, evidently ritomirttng the news of tht “crime"
that has brought you here. The host and hostess approach you.
"Mg jewels ... all of them ... gone!” exclaims Mrs. Hartman. “I
know they were In my bedroom before X earn* downstairs to Hw party,
because X went through them to select the necklace I’m wearing now,”
and she points to the pearls she Is wearing around her throat. “The
thief evidently acme In while we were all gathered downstairs hare to
the living room, took my precious jewels, and mads off with them."
“We know how he entered the house, too,” Mr. Hartman breaks
In. while at the same time he Is slipping on a light tan "all-weather
ooat.’’
HO conducts you outside the houm. over the rata-soaked, spongy
turf to the area beneath his wife’s bedroom window. You flash your
light in the direction of his pointing finger end see the ladder leaning
against the house up to Mrs. Hartman’s room. It Is an aluminum lad
der, from all appearances a new one, and the silvery-colored ladder
and Its rungs shine out bright and dean In the rays of your light,
“Who did all this?" you ask. pointing to a number of footprints
In the muddy ground about the leddm.
"Oh, we re responsible for that... several of the other men and
I came outside Immediately after my wife rushed downstairs with toe
news of the theft Incidentally, that's a brand new ladder we bought
Just yesterday. The thief must have found It In cur garage .. . And
mads good use of It too." _ . .
You and Hartman walk back to the front door and. after wiping
your shoes oerefully on the mat tator the hallway where you again
question Mia Hartman. “How did you dleoover the theftf ’
“I went up to my room to freshen up my faos a bit The flirt
thing that met my eyes was my Jewel boot open on the bed wnptyl
“Has anyone left the house during the course of your party?
“Oh no ... everyone Is still here. Our butler hasn’t left the area
of the front door all evening, and tbs maid and cook have been In
the kitchen ... which of oourse accounts for all entrances and exit*.
“Well.” you then say. “please don’t allow anyone to leave Juat
yet X think your Jewels are atm hire to tbs house!
• S 5
Oonrtrierlne the weather and the muddy, soggy ground around
, jvi* *»>' ' * a W-4***4 ♦AAfcAVkhiy traces left on the
rungs of the ladder by anyone who had used it to entor Mrs. Hsrt
man’s room .But the rungs of the aluminum ladder shone out bright
and clean” 1 nthe rays of the light you fleshed on them.
BURL ALLEN’S
Ink
TONGUE
LEGAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
Nortk Carolina, tola B to notlly 2i
persons having claims i
•Ute ot said deceased to
irti or this n^c.
wul pleas* meke minedlat* payment.
“ias&i'/ssaa.TL*.
NORTH CAROLINA
W as AtDnhrUabatrtx,
5
Carolina, thla Is to notify •UJ*™ 0 ™ 1
having clams against tha satato of
saldaaceaaad to cxhlblfthyn JoJto
undersigned at 11851 Eaat Hargett
Street. Raleigh. 1W» Sr
before the 14th day of Mareh, IJSI, or
this notice will be pledged to bar of
their recovery. All persona tociebtedto
the esUte will please make ImmedUte
day of rebnury. ISM.
VEDIZ J. DEBNAM,
Administratrix
GEORGE E. BROWN Attornay
fteb. 32, 23; March 7, and 14, 1334.
NORITH CARCJUMA
UNDER and by vlrtora of tea pyg
of sale contained tea oartdn Pydj*
Trust executed by Lucy Becoet, W1
dow, Lucy Beeroat, (Juardlan of r»-
SSL aU“3 , '«S!ff»L«rX
married, Rufus Samuel Be<mat. Unmsr
rled, dated December S, MM. and re
copied in Book MW. at PU«.W »
the office of toe BegWer ot Deads of
Wake County. North Cerolbto. 0^
SSj being by toe tonne
thereof subject to toiectosure. the un
de rxigned Trustee toU ojXerfor
public auction to toe highest bidder
for cash et the courthouse door ta
Wake County. Norto Cwto. *» U<{
o’clock noon, on Friday too XT to day of
March. MSL toe property conveyed to
satd Deed of Trust, toe some lying and
being to toe County of WaJw. JStoto of
North Carolina. In Baleigh Township.
mwi more particularly described as fat
toW%o It situated on toe aoto todo
of South Saunders Street aa ntovto
cated and bounded by a lino bogte
ing at a point on toe ooat side es
said Saunders Street said point be
ing SH.I feet southwardly from
West Cabarrus Street, as now lo
cated. runs thence northwardly a
loog toe east side of said Sounders
Street SU (set to lot No. M. on
said map. thence easterly 74 feet a
hmf toe aouto Ode of mid lot No.
10. thence southwardly parallel to
sold Saunders Street M feet, then re
southwestwerdly 75 feet to toe be
glnning on said Saunders Street,
for further reference aee Book es
Maps MM. at Page M. to the office
of the Register ot Deeds for Waha
The”*uecesJui bidder will be imlr
flve* < p«M9«nt* <*%?*
to show good faith, and tha bid will lag
open tor ten days to receive taemoao
This Stt oa» of February. Mrt
J. J. HENDERSON. Trustee
F. J. CARNAGE. Attorney
February X»; March T. 14. XL MSL
NOTICE
AU Persons having claims er Indebt
ednesses against the estote of WllMom
Haywood, contact; Edna Neywoed Ot
SU Booth Saunders Street. Eelefgk. SL
C yeb. to. March 7. 14, C. MM
Sine* so many have said so much
On tha controversial tobacco Issue,
it might seem to some that no
further comments are needed. Wall.
It seems to us that certain of tha
earliest remarks were wholly un
necessary. Por example, Congrese
men Harold Cooley said—soon af
ter tha reload* of tha famed report
by members of the American Med
ical Association—that ha was not
convinced by the many discovered
links between tobacco nnoking and
particular types of cancer.
Os course, Mr. Cooley's statement
as pertaining to tobacco alona, is
virtually lnalgnfleant! Growers
and manufacturers know that. In
spite of all financial gains, thare
la aventually no profit in produc
ing the consuming poisonous pro
ducts. Responsible parties now
voice this attitude by planning and
welcckning all necessary research.
Consumers don’t seem much af
fected by Mr. Cooley's talk.—They
took sides before and soon after
he made the speech, and, while
many keep their vows not to
smoke, others are faithful to Ihelr
smoking oath*. So, tha congress
man's little political lullaby seems
to be lulling only the singers—that
is, as it concerns tobacco smoking.
But we regard the matter through
a broader scope: Too many politic
ians were too hard to eenrlnco a-
Born in west
INDIES, OF MIXED PARENTA«C;HE BE
CAME A WORLD-FAMOUS OENERAL ,
£ NOTED AS StMON BOLIVAR 7 # GREAT
EST RIVAL./ MOVINOTO VENEZUELA
M 1810, HE BECAME A OENERAL AMD
DEFIED AUTHORITY BY FISHTMO FOR
NEGRO RIGHTS .AC STIRRED NEGRO
OFFICERS AND MEN —.. -LION FOR THIS BOLIVAR HAD HIM
Kit • /RUT NOTHING COULD KILL THE MOVEMENT/
«... CdvrwgAnsfc pfm'&s
FOUNDER’S DAY OBSERVED BY RALEIGH CHAP
TER OP NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE WOM
ME—Lett to right: M—dwum Vara Morgan, Dolores Judd, Ah
mots Glssooo, Glsdy Smith, NslHs Harris, M, T. Homed,
Catherine Larkins, Thelma Rack, Attorney F. J, Carnage, speak
CPI Will Repeat Atom Youth Prize
Expense-paid trips to a nation
al conference on peaceful uses of
atomic energy await two Caro
lines high school students and
their teachers who participate ta
eotenoe fain scheduled thla spring.
Carolina Power Ss Light Com
pany and other investor-owned
companies are sponsoring the
Youth Conference on the Atom
for the sixth consecutive year.
“Not Good For Wife,”
Husband Kills Himself
DETROIT (ANF>— A 33-year-oM
husband who was experiencing
marital difficulties because of his
gambllhg and inability to make
“ends meet" financially committed
suicide here last week after reach
ing the conclusion that he was not
"good enough for bis wife.”
He was Fred Nelson, whe
hanged hboself ta the base
ment es his heme with a plan,
tie clothesline and left a sui
cide rote reading: “I am retag
CAROLINIAN Begins
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•Y S. I. CLARKSON
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additional Interest In Its advertising
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of our advertisers, showing a pur
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bout the threat of naztam. commu
nism and so many other isms, and—
ar we all know, their recognition
of the facts is too late for millions
of lives, and almost too late for this
nation!
Too many poliettana. like Mr.
Cooley, practice publishing opin
ions on matters concerning which
they are not qualified to form opin
ions except those based on the im
pressions of authorities. To such
speakers we leave this maxim;
When you have nothing to say.
please my nothing!
ftjugg Yon Should Know
and ttMir toaohan flam through
out th* United State* trill attend
the ooufiwpoe Mow. *-7 In Chi
cago.
for the tint tin*, CFftL tale
year la offering taro I*o aavtage
bonds for seoond-pleee winners ta
its taro-atato asrrtoe stssl
to tads eat of your life—be
cause I was not good snoagh
tar you."
Nelson’s wife, Dorothy, dtacovv
ed his body hanging from the raft
ers when she went to the basement
to inveslgate, attar bo tailed to an
swer a call from a oe-worker with
whom he rod* to work dally. Bh*
cut his body down and than called
police.
She then told polio* of their mar
ital difficulties.
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vertisers, you are entitled to bonus
monay.
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OLINIAN and a receipt, because a
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this newspaper.
The first railroad (with powered
locomotives) In North Carolina was
built from Petersburg, Virginia, to
Blakely on the Roanoke River, Just
east of the present town of Weldon.
It was completed ta IS3X
DRIVE SAFELY!
or; and Mrs, Caesarea Debnam, president, participate in the in
duction ot new members : Afr*. Daisy Robson, Mies Carrie Har
rison, Meedamee Lillian McMillan, Ruby McKinney, Margeret
Hayes, Marjorie Phillips and Merlyn Lytle. The event was held
at the Meadow Brook Country Chib recently.
“UNCF QUEEN" Mias Un
da Maser, shown above, to Bar
ber-Scotia College’s United Ne-
Negro College Fund Queen.” A
Sophomore from Taylorsville.
Ml— Moser to an elementary ed
ucation major. She recently at
tended the Annual National A
lumnf Conference of the United
Negro College Fuad ta Gary, In-
Ligon Takes
Part In Dist
Drama Fest
The J. W. Ligon Jr.-Sr. High
School Drama Guild -will appear
ta Wilson. Thursday to participate
In the Eastern District Festival of
The North Carolina High School
Drama Association
The Ligon players, under the di
rection of C. C. Lipscomb, will
present a one-act comedy by Jose
phine NiggU entitled. “Sunday
Costa Five Pesos". It ta based on
tha Moulcan Village life which in
volves a young girl, who through
Jealousy break* off her engage
ment, then repentant, tries to win
back her beau with the aid of some
well meaning friends who only
manage to involve her In further
difficulties.
Th* anther reveals that the
theme to baaed en aa eld Mexi
can law Out ta still enforced ta
essay es Ce small -villages es
the Republic—"a wemaa whe
■tarts a fight su Saaday mart
pay a flat Os five pee—".
If the Ligon production receives
an A-l rating the play will be pre
sented again at the state festival
In competition with other school*
with A-l winners. The state festi
val will be held at th* Ligon High
School. March 18-14.
The east Includes; Gregory
Stodge. Mtasaa Mary Harris. Mll
(kud Campbell, Carnetta Blakely
and Rachel Sanders.
RUT FROM CAROLINIAN
ADVERTISERS
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BALBtoH, it. n, in*
£ S
tax Bo' ’Vi Ko«p Us flay-- 1 1
| By The Millions r |
Millions yev keep Million* ot peppWi,
bn«y. And that’* not oountia* thtir drtotod vonmts, nbfrm
and other baby littoral • "
»?WSj3Sstl
both in and out of homo. Arriv
ing with largo longa and appe
tites, they often push whole
families into the suburbs, and
an responsible for • rising
need for housing, clothing, fur-
Bltnro, toy*, transportation and,
of oourse, food. No wonder
thare are now At* Gerber baby
food plants ta fertile farm
areas m th* United Stats*. And
no wonder there are more than
100 varieties of strained and
Cnior food* for young mothers
choose from those deys.
Each year since 1064, na
tional births havo exceeded
4,000,000 - reason enough for
babies to have a apecial weak
art aside ta their honor. This
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RAMBLER, INC. >
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Dealer 3203 ' RaW*h
—iU
A. A. Meeting*
Tim Capital Cfty OrtßP-of
to oarb
Wedassday and Friday nights st
• attack at tbs Bleodworth St
YMCA. «M A Blood worth SL
All psnoae having problems
with alcoholic bsvorages art In-. .
vttsd to bacons affiliated with
this body. They win ba'ml-
TICKLED TO BE ALIVE
MONROVIA. Liberia (^NP)—A
13-yeor-oM bag was waUdng be
tween railway tracks when he,
spied a train coming around the
bend. Rushing to «rt off the
tracks, ha slipped, fell net on his
stomach between the trades aa
the two locomotive, wren-oar,
400-ton Iron ore loaded brain
passed ever him. When thr traln
halted, the crew came back to ta
«wct the remains, but Hto bog
was only slightly wounded. Hot he
got five dags’ hospital esse _
25-May l It's the Mad aaaivor
weak in a baby houaahold, the
annual occasion to recognised a*
time to review bab fs saw*
program. And don’t target that
important visit to baby** doctflr,
Not only are tana 4,000,far
ss'ssss'a&sjs
products, now effort* in thato
behalf. Index of the voar-rowd
care and planning that gatoto
baby products today to a mod
ern Research Center at JFrt
sMStovS* talc -
study of baby foods.
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