THF CAROLOTAN
RALEIGH. N. C„ 8 A TURD AT, NAT •. IH4
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Mr., Mrs. Victor Peebles Bringing
Much Experience To Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Peebles, lli>
Lincoln Court, represent a com !
bineri total of over 40 year* in the
handling and preparing of food.
On Sunday, May M, the
couple will formerly add an
other restaurant to thetr grow
ing chain a* the grand opening
of Preble*' Charcoal Flame
Restaurant, Mft S. Wilmington
Street, wilt be held from kit
to 6:30 p. m.
Refreshment* of sandwich el and
Best Wishes
To Vic and Mrs. Peebles and The Beauti
ful PEEBLES’ CHARCOAL FLAME
RESTAURANT.
DEWITT CHEMICAL CO.
ATLANTA, GA.
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Congratulations
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TO
4Vic” And Mrs. Peebles
We Are Proud to Be One of
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Those Selected to Serve You!
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GLANIDES
RALEIGH, INC
218 a Blount St 832-2031
Congratulations
\ To “Vic” And Mrs. Peebles
The New Owners 0f...
Peebles* Charcoal
Flame Restaurant
; We Are Proud To Serve You
Brogden Produce Co.,
409 W. MARTIN ST. TE 2-0567
RALEIGH, N. C.
Congratulations
j To 44 Vic” And Mr*. Pceblet
MAY THE LOVELY
Peebles' Charcoal
Flame Itcslaurant
BE A SUCCESS...!
We Are Proud to Have Been
. Among Those Selected to Serve
j You.
! POOLE’S PIE
Glenwood Ave. TE 2-2966
RALEIGH, N. C.
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soft drinks will be given free to
all.
The Peebles have one daughter.
Mias Janet Peebles, who ia study
ing veterinary medicine at Tuake
gee Institute In Alabama
Mrs. Peetjlm, the former Miss
Inez Holden of Raleigh, waa a li
brarian with the Richard B. Harri
son Library here for some 14 years
She resigned her position to assist
her husband aa the Peebles' Grill
corner of E. Martin and S. Blount
Streets, grew Into Peebles' Hotel,
located at the same corner. She
has been in the food business now
around ten yeers.
Vic, n hi k known to hie
friends and easterners, ha* pre
pared and served food from
Atlantic City, N. J„ to the Flo
rids coast and is well-qnsllfled
to operate any eating establish
ment as he has been In the food
business mere than thirty
years. He la ala* well-known
as a caterer.
The couple had contemplated a
second restaurant for some time
and the purchase of Peebles' Char
coal Flame Restaurant makes it
the only Integrated case, owned
and operated by Negroes m the
heart of the downtown business
section.
Vic Peebles is a native of the
Jeffrey’s Grove section of the coun
ty, located six miles n,orth of Ra
leigh's city limits.
WORLD OF NIGHT
At any one moment 40 percent
of the earth's surface is wrapped
In darkness, the Catholic Digest
states.
SLANG: “poor man's poetry"
Catholic Digest—May.
Best Wishes
To “Vic” And Mrs. Peebles
We Are Proud To Serve
Peebles* Charcoal
Flame Restaurant
O. D. Sauls B. B. Q.
Hwy. 401 South- TE 4-8197
Best Wishes
To “Vic” And Mrs. Peebles
May The Operation,of ...
Peebles* Charcoal .
Flame Restaurant
... Be A Great Success
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We Know with your Combined Experience
That Everything Will Work Out. We Are
Proud That You Remembered Our Com
pany on Some of the Installation Equip
ment.
United Restaurant & Equipment
Raleigh, N. C.
Congratulations
To “Vic” And Mrs. Peebles
ON THE PURCHASE OF
Peebles* Charcoal
Flame Restaurant
We Know From Past Experience
That You Will Do A Good Job in
Serving the Public . . . We Are
Thankful That Our Market Was
One Among Those Selected to
Sen e You.
Security Meat Market
Raleig:h, N. C.
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WAITRESSES AT CHARCOAL FLAME RESTAURANT— These are the young ladies who
will serve you at Peebles' Charcoal Flame Restaurant, 309 S. Wilmington Street, which will hold
its grand opening on Sunday, May 10. From left to right are: Mrs. Ann Drewuary, Miea Dorothy
Evans, Mrs. Barbara Taylor and Mrs. Jean Shepard.
Here Are “10 Commandents”
For Happy Marriage: Cleric
DETROIT <ANPi —Married coup
les and newly-weds can take a leaf
f um the married life of the Rev.
Clarence T R Nelson, pastor of
Scott Methodist Cnurch, for he has,
during the past 30 years successful- !
ly followed his own rules for a hap- !
py marriage.
In a sermon delivered here re
cently, on the occasion of his 30th
wedding anniversary, Rev Nelsons
topic was "Ten Ways to Keep Your
Sweetheart
They are:
F IRST, Thou shalt have no other
gods before tnee in thy marital re
lationship. "I will not claim that
marriages are made in heaven, but
they are more likely to be lasting if
God is taken into account in ths re
lationship. There ia always a fear
of a third party that may break or
mess up a marriage But there ia no
need of this fear of a third porty if
He is God."
SECOND: Thou Shalt not moke a
god (graven image) of thy ppouse.
Remember that your wlf# or hus
band is not perfect.
THIRD: Thou shalt not eaU thy
spouse anything but nice and sweet
names.
FOURTH: Remember that thou
V£w GARDEN 111 '
me P^ ef
_ . ■ n.c stale college
It was a beautiful morning. The
sun was shining brightly and most
welcome after many day* of rain.
The air was fresh and fragrant with
early spring blossoms.
I parked my car and was ambling
along toward the back entrance to
our building when a young friend
and co-worker, from another de
partment happened along on hi*
way to work. His cadence was near
er 180 than the uaual 120 or lea*.
I greeted him with top-o-th*
morning to you. Bob, and a happy
day. What'a your hurry? He
breeched to a stop on hi* Hush
Puppies and decided to take a
breather and pass the "time of day"
with me.
"You know," he said, “I Just live
in a state of ruth and tension. I
mow my lawn, tend my border*,
prune and spray, but I don’t take
the time to enjoy th* environment
I have tried to create. It ta more a
matter of keeping up with the
neighbor* than of real enjoyment
and relaxation. It Is a sham*, too.'
I suggested that it might be wise
to slow down a little before he gets
butterflies In his stomach. He re
plied: "That 1* a challenge which I
shall remember.” I know many.
! many more promising young men
afflicted with this scourge of the
space age. How shout you”
Mow! mow! mow! That has been
the story in our neighborhood as far
as the evergreen grasses are con
cerned. Once a week ha* not been
enough In some eases, ts you are al
so having this lush growth don't
tot mad and cut tb* blades of grass
-hotter than two Inches. You will
regret it if you do. Mow as often as
needed and be thankful that you
have a beautiful welcome mat for
; your landacap*.
Some timely reminders. Insect
eggs are hatching by the millions
and other lnaecta ere coming out
of hibernation. Be prepared for a
vigorous campaign against thee*
pests with your dust and spray pro
grams Same for th* leaf spot and
i other diseases on your ornamentals
j and vegetable crops.
Prune your early flowering
j
At Shaw U.:
Six-Week
Summer
Seh«M»l Set
Lenoir H Cook, director of Sum
met School at Shaw University
I has announced that the six-week
summer session will begin on Mon
day. June 8. with registration or
that data at 0 00 a~m on the West ,
Campus. Classes will begin on j
Tuesday. June 9. at 8:00 a m
Regular University courses will
be offered m .Art. Education Eng
lish. Pxvign Languages. Mathe
matics. Music. Physical Education.
Sociology. Religion. Science. Socutl I
Science. Western emulation. |
Geography. Government. History
and others according to demand
The summer session will end on
Friday. July IT.
ATTENi) THE CHURCH j
or IOH CHOICE I
BCNDAT
j should keep or take some time for
| the family.
FIFTH: Honor thy spouse by
always remembering lhporUnt
days, sack as birthdays and
wedding anniversaries.
SIXTH: Thou shalt not kill thy
spouse’s personality. The two shall
become one, but that does not mean
i that one of the marriage partners
! shall completely dominate the
other.
SEVENTH: Thou shalt not steal
time away from home without at
; least letting the spouse know where
1 you are going.
EIGTH: Thou shalt not commit
• i adultery.
NINTH: Thou shalt not lie to thy
i spouse.
! TENTH: Thou dialt not covet thj
neighbor's wife nor his daughter,
i "If this commandment bad been
. obeyed by movie star Richard Bur
ton, he would not now have Eddi*
risher's wife.
“Tho vows taken and the pledge
: or troth must not be taken lightly if
monied people are to be sweet*
i hearts forever,** he mid.
shrubs a* soon as s>*y have finish
ed blooming. If they need pruning,
after planting your warm season
vegetable seed, lightly mulch with
either pin* straw or clean grain
straw over th* rows. This wiU
break the force of th* rain drops
and prevent soil compaction.
Congratulations
To “Vic” And Mrs. Peebles
We Are Happy to Have Been Among: Those
Selected to Do Business with the Beautiful
PEEBLES’ CHARCOAL FLAME RES
TAURANT.
JEFFREY’S
"YOUR VOLUME SEAFOOD DEALER '
SEAFOOD MARKET
1201 New Bern Avenue Raleigh, N. C.
Congratulations
To “Vic” And Mrs. Peebles
PEERLES* CHARCOAL
FLAME RESTAURANT
1420 S. Wilmington Street
We Are Proud to Have Had the Opportun
ity to Install Some of the Equipment
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