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LEGAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICH
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
HAVING QUALIFIED ** Adminis
trator of the Estate of Mrs. Gertrude
Perry Benton, last of Wake County.
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims attest tti*
Estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at 601 E.
Lenoir Street, Baleigh. North Carolina,
on or before the 30th day of Decem
ber, 1964, or this notice will be pleaded
In bar of their recovery. All persona
Indebted to the estate will please
make Immediate payment.
This 30th day of June, 1964.
DR A. E BOYKIN, Admr.
r. J. CARNAGE, Att’y.
July 4, 11. 18. 25, 1964
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCfSS
BY PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
BSVaSK t-a HOW.
Plaintiff
Julius Cheeks J 5 Wife Martorl.
Cheeks, T-A Sensational Knights.
T^ fC Ju’tos Cheeks and ™*T lorl ®
Cheeks T-A Sensational Knipnw.
Take notice that a pleading seeking
relief against you has been filed in
the above entitled action
The nature of the relief betng soueht
seas follows: to recover the sum “ i
42 09 due to plaintiff by the de.en- i
OantTin said action for hotel service,
and accommodations provided In Au
gust and September. 1961.
Notice is also given that on the—
day of Jure. 1964. an order was Issued
by the court, in an ancillary Proceed
ing of attachment, attaching property
belonging to the defendants to v.it,
the sum of 9400. In the hands of one
Thurman Ruth. Garnishee
You are advised to , m . a ke defense
to such pleading not later than the
17th day of August, 19W: upon vour
failure to do so, theP. l l l "
service against yon will apply to the
Court for the relief sought
This 16th dav ofJune |r| 64.
J. RUSSELL NIPPER. Clerk of the
Superior Court
July 11 18 26 Aug. 1. 19**.
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS
BY PIBUCATION __
STATE OF NOPTH CAROLINA
COUNTY' OF WAKE- •
IN' THE SUPERIOR COURT
LULA J- TAYLOR Plaintiff
vs
WILTON TAYLOR. Defendant
To Wilton Taylor: Take notice that
a pleading seeking relief •*»*"*
has been filed In the above entitled
nature of the relief
la as follows To secure an •‘■•’hr*
divorce on the part of * h * P' 2 '""’
based upon the frnnnAs 9f two >ear_
continuous separation between tne
plaintltf and the defendant.
You are required
to such pleadmirs " ot '* t pT *2,
gust 31th. 1964 and upon your fan re
to do so. the party seeking relief
•gatr.st you will apply 10 ttl * Court
tor the relief sought
This 6th dav of July. 1964
*STA S CALLAHAN. Asst CTerk rs
Superirir Court
F J. CARNAGE Attorney
July 11. 18. 25 August 1. 196«
none* or SERVICE or PROCESS
BY PUBIJCATION
•TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
corvn' or wake
tv the superior cone
BESSIE JOHNS DJVO*.
CORNWALL® DI VN Defendant
TO f CORNWALLIS DUN->
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Cn Lied .n the »bov entitled
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July 1* »* *wr«i t « '**
AT THt ACE Os W ««•
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BURL ALLEN’S -
Ink
TONGUE
Two Sunday nights ago- dozens i
tots—whose parent* expected them
to return from FIAST BAPTIST
CHURCH at Wilmington and Mor
gan streets here, on the church bus
were unloaded by a Mr. Langston,
driver of the bus, near the church
parsonage—where the bus is kept—
several blocks from most of the
children’s homes, and many blocks
from others!
Boisterous teenagers were blam
ed for the incident We phoned the
Reverend Charles W. Ward con
cerning the matter, and yes, he
sanctioned Mr. Langston’s action,
and he planned to insAruet him to
morrow to do likewise to future
similar eases.
Last week, we reported this un
fortunate happening more in de
tea hut without much personal
comment pending a further search
into the situation. Some eonbemad
parents have eritteiaed us, saytog
that we wrote the artlele "lb Rev
erend Ward’s favor!” However, hav
ing made our further search, wo
find It impossible to eomment lb
favor of either Rev. Word or the
parents as a whole. We agree with
Rev. Ward that unruly youths must
be somehow disciplined, and WO
think that putting such youngsters
nff the It no wit# than fair
to the misbehaving person!, but to
unload little children and behaving
youths because of the misconduct
of hoodlums W to rdgard our chil
dren the way that white rtglegi
tionist* do Negroeo—judging ALL
according to the wortt! FutrhCr
more, we might pardon ihe compe
tent, educated minister for ft*rget
ting that, damsel*, walking alone
through certain sections especially
at night—ere very vulnerable td Hu
man “dogs!" And too, let ui re*
mind his intelligence that putting
little children into the atriet—es
pecially AT NIGHT—is potential
BY
A.C. GORDON
YOU ABE THE DETECTIVE
You enter the little c&bln on the edge dtjmm*. note the two
unmade bunks on one side of the room, the table thJHe center of the
with a number of unwnehed dtshm on It jam
scattered on the floor ih one corner, and a nu® 2L
lying In the seat of the room's only easy chair .
the small kitchen at the rear Os the cabin and tookJtown lithe body
of Jim Hastings sprawled on the floor
trading from hie ehest. He is
and white T-shirt, the bosom of this stained with the blood from tne
knlf noting that a large, unscreened, open p ™‘
Vide* the only outlet from the kitchen, you walk back through the
cabin, out the door, and faee the distraught Will u p *®'
ing the ground in front of the cabin and puffing nervously on a clg
arCt “I can’t understand who would have wanted to do
M.I. Vrirmt niA Jim ” AUlsen —steam* “He was popular with every
ato’Umvean enemy In the world ... and he and I got along
wonderfully together In the business we operate. And » ooukta t have
been money that the murderer was after . ■ ■ that was the f ret thing
ftSSK «id Jim's wallet is etUl in hu hip pedft imtouetai.
■ Suppose you give me the entire »***. Ashing
“Well, Jim and I hod come up S«E te do i BWe Mmrng
have been eomlng to this spot for the last three or tmt ymn.TWB
morning Jim complained ttoat he wj|*n t frehng very
set stomach or something. Hk I left Wfa hdn* ”L.”
out onto the lake and did a little MD***JM befWl
noon I decided to come to the J 5St thSSI
Ssr?’stea ?!S?SKSS f .-2 l r2
53& wsa ~£Ssfi££}£&* —
enough to ran to my tat td torn iato ***
you
since you and your partner arrived sere m v 7
“*■ -nr, only a few other flshdWMß. MOWs we knew from a*
previous trips here And peer in UN**!*
You saunter around to the rear Os tnejawin aM peerin
lison's story
What Is it? a rn . g-WMi
•OLITIOH ftepnoi uteq
um a na aVV,o joop aqt P«Me ME aq ' AuM t.UOfmYM tmuox*
Yes t We All Talk
BY NAtCll H BOCLWAB*
THAT “TETC LW«j H
Often whan you h «* r “teen- (
agere talking you wonder what
the gobbled" talk is—Bn#U»h or ,
not' „, „
Something or tomdaßß wm » i
-nothing but cool -
qualified endorsement at W*T* J«g
set Similarly, “a craag <Wy ■
a phonograph record •* »■»
joy. "The greatest'' B a annoai
which indicate* awrovaL M
‘fair- does not neeaaeartly «Bi*a
•tiutie It ean nrtfcr to aißMft a»y*
thing of small kngjrtoaaa »«
eaarapie. high *d*totor* ini* d**m
«trr ete** night **r J™ 0 i
about right trtongtos sod aB **
It Pays To Advertise
murder, ana if not immediately
remedied, is an act to be taken to
law!
Bus transportation—to and from
—is i generous gift of the church,
But why load little children to
church, and then UNLOAD than
to possible death?!
On the other hana what can the
parents say for themselkes?! Some
of them were overheated at the up
loading event, hut they soon cool
ed—or did they finally get around
to accenting their share of tM
blame?! The preacher made a point
“Too many parents expect tha
church to do it all. More parents
should bring their children to
church sometimoe instead of send
ing them ah the base.”
The veracity at his statement was
graved ha* Sunday evening hy *
Mrs. Moore, who rod* with the
children and effected Order. But
Mi* Moore is one among thous
and!! Most of them crtthbto ehil
i dren openly, criticize at each oil firt
, vately, and criticize tUiiniMbtt not
, it all They refuse to attend church
conferences, and hesitati to partici
pate in idy church abttbtty that
dost not glorify their prdience With
tha sounding of provSrbtoi triub
pets! Sons and daughters at these
men and women hd#C only gdor *>-
euses tor parents, and unfit parents
are always their chUdren’s hsndi
—„i i
e»p!
Yes, many children often act
Num dully—and they are not to be
Upheld in It; yet, considering their
moral heritage, HiCy ere doing very
Well—though net wSH enough.
They'll do much better when par
ents, ministers, etc., can discipline
themselves enough to respect each
other enough td Wort together
to create a much better atmosphere
tftt their misguided descendants.
Ink Tongue might be brushed 6«
as • meddling non-member, but I'd
love to hear all tit* members
say “Amen!" __
TbaaS yhungrter*' language i*
la S period of traftsitton. because
they are living in a world marked
by feveriah activity, violent crush
es. fashion fads, and daily crises •
tal tt* l-mt **** mhhn »
all aw* win totor try to mill i Wahl
the way* of MB awn dMttrm
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