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CARD OF THANKS
To ell the many wonderful friends,
both children and adults, who helped
me with Cordon bags and bought tick
eta for The Sing-Off Contest. I am
deeply grateful. I will win something
for having sold the most tickets Thank
vou sincerely again and again. God
blew you for your kindness.
OLIVETTE BEASLEY
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FOR SALE!
HR FORD 9 Door Sedan. Serial No
CTVJ4M6S. IMS License No. RXim
belonging to Bernard E. Smith of 519
Cleveland Street. Raleigh, will be sold
to the highest bidder on May 2. 1964,
at 12 Noon at Better Brake Shop, 900
W. Morgan Street, Raleigh.
April 4. 11. I*. 25, 1994.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned having qualified aa
Administrator of the estate of ESTHER
LEACH, late, of Wake County, this ia
to notify all persona having claim* a
galnet said estate to present them to
the undersigned on or before Decem
ber 28. 1964. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment to die
“SMTU day of April. 1994.
WILLIAM H. LEACH. Administrator
Route 1 .
Vanns. North Caroline
MORRIS Sc GRANDY
Attorneys at Law
Lnwvera Building
Sleigh. North Carolina
April ». May 2. 9. 16. 1964
BUNN NEWS
ET HENRY M BATTER WHITE
BUNN —The Bunn Chapel Sun
day School opened at 10 o'clock
with the vice-superintendent. Mr.
Kenneth Crudup. in charge The
lesson was. "Living Happily In Our
Beenes", which was very internet
*ng
Morning worship service waa
held at the Zion Spring Church ot
Christ after having a week of re
vival. Three persons accepted
Christ.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Shirley Jean Rowland and
ten, Mrs. Robert Day and Mrs. Bar
bara Crudup of New York visited
Mrs. Josephine Crudup tor the
Mias Jessie Ann Crudup visited
ta Durham during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Hal! from
Philadelphia visited their relatives
during the weekend
The former Mrs. Wesley Young
a t Philadelphia visited relatives
and friends over the weekend
Mrs. Ida Good son and husband
visited her sister. Mrs. Alveretta
Moore end family during the week
end.
Mr. Arthur E. Johnson and tirr.i
lv of Louisburg. visited their par
ents. Mr and Mrs Fleming*.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hartsfield of
Windsor. Virginia, visited their
parents during the weekend.
Mrs. Fannie McKnight of Blu°-
field. West Virginia, has been vtsit
mg her sister, brother and friends
during the past week.
Mr Selvert Hansfieid h re
turned home from the hospital.
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BURL ALLEN’S
Ink
TONGUE
Os all the petty, childish doing*
of today's adults, on* of the MOST
VEXING—to me—is what many of
them call "saving" especially
money!
Laurence banked a thousand dol
lars one year while refusing tc
take his uninsured, ailing back to
a doctor.—The cost of the immedi
ate, emergency operation wu fif
teen hundred dollars! Edna has ac
cumulated quite a bank-roll; some
day she'll sponsor an impressive
wedding.
But, with her tattered teeth and
shabby clothes, will there ever be a
proposal? Bill and Fern don't eat
well; they want to launch a buinass
that will eventually afford them
fine cars, grand homes, social pro
minence—the better things In life.
Even IT they land the buainesa, how
can it prosper, managed by under
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nourished bodies with tired, stag
nant brains?
Yes. there are thousands of ex
ample* of this financial foolish
ness, but any few ot them Illustrate
to a thinker the vast difference be
tween atinginesa and thriftinee*.
Saving money and meraly keeping
money are not necessarily the same.
A certain fellow grew up with
the correct opinion: First of all, he
treats himself well—dressea well,
eats well, behave* well, consequent
ly he thinks well. He Is a popular,
dynamic publiher whoa# earning*
far exceed his needs, ao. he h*a
moey to save— We all knew Paul.
TODDLER, upon seeing a pea
cock for the tint time, shouted.
“Look! That ehlckan ta In bloom."
CATHOLIC DIGEST-MAY.
AhT SPEAKER W. O. Conrad, osnter, euperlntendent et
Wests™ Electric Plants in Greensboro and chairman, Qraansboro
Commission on Human Relations, who delivered a main address
at AtsT Collate last weak, talks with students Dennis Franklin
and Mrs. Loon Hardy, both oi Greensboro.
YOU ARE THE DETECTIVE
You have been out on aome special duty all night, and are now
driving home in the early morning. There's very little traffic aa you
cruise slowly down the one-way street, and atop your oar in the mid
dle of the block at the right side of the street in front of your apart
ment building. You are very weary aa you enter the building and
trudge up the .tail's to the second floor where your rooms are. Inside
you notice the clock on your bureau Indicates 5:15 a. m. aa you begin
to remove your shoes preparatory to going to bad.
Enddenly you bear a woman’s scream. Yea poll ferns ahaea
quickly back onto your feet and nub out Into the corridor.
The door of the room acros* from your* la standing open, and
you peer in at the Mr*. Howard, the old widow who oceuplea
the apartment there. She la sitting upright la her bed and
■till screaming wildly.
She sees you and recognise* you. then exclaims, "A burglar . . .
he waa in here! I awoke suddenly and aaw him fumbling with my
purse on my dresser! I screamed, and he ran out into the corridor
. . . towards the rear of the building! He took aome ot mg money . . .
at least 550.1 think!”
You immediately wheel around and ran down the corridor
and down the rear stairway, and through the door into the
alley In back of the building—but yon aee no one. Then yon
hurry around the aide of the boildi ng and arrive In front when
you icr a allmly-bullt young man setting himself on the atepe
at the front ontrancr of your apartment building. Aa you ap
proach him you recognise him a* Tommy Hall, the 18-year-old
boy who deliver* the morning newspapers In this neighbor
boo4e
“Did you sea anyone oome out of this building, or around tram
th* rear of the building wlthlq the past few minutes?’* you ask him.
Tommy looks up from the newspapers he is counting and sorting.
“Why. yes. A big guy came running out from the aide of the building
and paaaed me just aa I got here. He jumped into his cor that waa
parked there across the street ... it was a big black sedan . . . and
he gunned it down the street like mad. I wondered about his big
hurry, and then after watching him apeed away for a octuple of
blocks I cam* back to the step* here and had just *at down whan
you came around the building. What's up?”
“Which way did he go? you ask.
Without looking up from his work with th# iiewM»pan. Tammy
wave* a hand to the left, and you gaae reflectively In that direction
up the street which is by now filled with early-morning traffic .. .
buses, delivery trucks, and bualneaa-bound paaaenger ear*.
Then yen turn back to the young newsboy. “I think maybe
yon and I bad better have a little farther dtacnrton about this, 1 *
yogi 101 l him.
What has made you auspicious of Tommy Hall?
SOLUTION
’LOT o» tnatn popood* peq aeas puq aq oameqj
pounmo iftmuox VA auipTTnq luoaruode mat jo latxtj m V Supmj
ptrvj* mi re xHOIH *m ot Ftiiog two* owjaq fna-oao a «t mtt
A. A. Meetings
Th# Capital Ctty Oraup of
AteohnHna Anonymuoa, founded
to Oetoher at MO. meets each
Wodnaeday and Friday nights at
• o'clock at the Blood worth Si
TMCA, «00 a Bloodworth Bt
All pareone having problems
with alooholle beverages are In
vited to boaante affiliated with
this body. Aw will be wel
comed.
REEKS COMMISSION SEAT
—lekm F. Mangrum of Frark-
Hwton. roaantly filed for Frank
lin County Commissioner of Die
trial No. 1. Mangram la a rot trod
high aahool principal, having
aarvut an rehabilitation super -
etaor far two year* at the North
Carolina State Prison la Ra
leigh, and waa a member of the
Claarifleattan Committee dur.ng
that ttma. At proton t, Mangrum
la minister et the United Churoh
si Christ at Frankllnton. and
th* Bakery Grove United
Church of Christ In Wake Coun
ty. Ho la also chairman of the
Voter Registration Committee et
Franklin Coanty
WINS IN t FALK NT HUN IS
—Mlaa Mary Platt, a junior at
Carver High School. Mount
Olive, waa tbs second place win
ner ta the local Omega Talent
Contact In March, at DUUrd
High Sc heal In Goldsboro. This
honor mad* her eligible to com
pote In th* Dtetrlct Omega Tal
ent Hunt Contact at Darden
High School hi Wilson, also In
Moeah In th* District eon trot
she won third place. She defeat
ed th* flnt place winner of th*
local contest. Mlaa Platt Is th*
daughter of Her. and Mrs.
Thomas Platt of Mount Olive,
and Is also a member of the
Carver Otoe Club.
MBS. MART B. SANFORD
Funeral services tor Mrs. E Ben
ford at Bronx. How York, who re
cently Uvod in Hear Rochelle. N Y.
wen conducted Sunday at 19 48
p a. from the First Baptist Church
by th* pouter, th* Rev. Charles W.
Ward.
Burial tellewod tn Mount Hope
cemetery Mrs. Sanford waa a for
mer resident of Raleigh.
Surviving ere a daughter, Mr*.
Dorothy Williams. New Rochelle,
N. Y: two sons, Messrs Rpmel
and Denni* Banford. Bronx. N Y.;
six grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren.
MRS. ARIAWHA NMITH
Funeral services for Mrs Arianna
Smith, of Route 1. Willow Spring*,
who died Monday of last week at
Wake Memorial Hospital, were held
at 9:90 p m.. Sunday at Black
River Grove Baptist Church In
Barnet County The Reverend Mr.
Watson officiated. Burial was tn
gt. Ann# Church Cemetery. Wake
County
Surviving are six daughters. Mr*
Mary I. Rogers, Willow Springs;
Mr* Annie Mae Carrington. Route
I, Raleigh; Mrs. Lola Mae Haley
of th# home; Mr*. Odessa R Smith;
Mrs. Comirii* Smith, snd Mrs, Eula
O Harris, all of Willow Springs;
four sons. Mr. Wallace B. Smith.
Varina; Mr William W. Smith; Mr
franklin D. Smith, and Willie Y.
Smith, all of th* home; 18 grand
children: two brother*. Mr OrU
Leach. Varina. Mr. Benton l>each,
Durham; two sisters. Mrs. Iula" Par
ham, Willow Springs; and Mias
lanna Leach. Durham.
MORE TO COME
BE SURE yours right, than
check your figures.
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