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J Va tbs family of the late Mr. WU-
Uarn Barnwell, are grateful to Its
my tyw
of Its sorrow, THE FAMILY
CAEP or TB/UfHI
The family of the late Mrs. Martha
Worth wishes to express its sincere
appreciation for the many kind ex
pressions of sympathy shown during
their recent bereevemeat.
THE rAWILY
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Conn . *3O-$«0. Bus tickets. Refer
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m. Mam.
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For First-Class Restaurant.
Daytime hours, good' salary,
plus tips. Send complete per
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shot to P. O. BOX 628, RA
LEIGH, N. C.
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ION & .WOMEN 18 to 801 You can qua
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clva. sisrfcx r.<.,-u i •
for oomlng examinauont. otiiui
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, Saal to NATONAI. TRAINING
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OLINA. ■
LEGAL NOTICES
EXECimUX’B NOTICE '
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY _ . . _
Having qualified as Executrix of the
estata of Matilda Alexander, deceased,
lata of Wake County, North Carolina.
thU is to notify aS persons having
claims against the estata of said de
ceased to exhibit them to the under
persons indebted to the estate will
pjeaae make ImmadUte pajTnsnt.
This 11th day of September, 1864.
HELEN STARKS. Executrix
r. J. CARNAGE Attorney
■apt. 18, 88: Oct. A 10. I*B4.
ADMINUTBATOE-S notice
WORTH CAROUNA
W as Adminlsttator of
r Sh^Tr-"****
North Carolina, this is to noUfy all
persons having cUims
tote of said deceased to «****
to the undersigned at 801 liUawild
* Avenue. Raleigh. N. C, ■_«^store
SIS%of“JS?“-3^22—“
SaSSrSb&SSS&AS
*rA“w‘jyfocSn^? 01 ”*
JH THE SUPERIOR COURT
TO DORM ° TURNER. Defen dint.
U&TtoSrty on the day of Bep-
of toe relief being sought
‘"AtoSeTtoeto a divore.
sr^Lrs«gßs
preceding the InslltutloTi as OU* »*h«
£*£ %* v, %rJS*2
firth* rdM sm«hh _ .
£ o»tn—. Itt S V
THERE S NOtHWO nicar tty
business with a customer who
piys his hill with a *mfln
A LITTLE GUO. » likely to *mH«
at a passerby whereas a tittle boy
“ma*y
JTv SeU men eecm
BURLALLEN’S 1 , 1 11
BETONGUE
We bet on injrtbini ex*
cept an aatekllshad fact and aaldaai
predict anything but the- PART;
however, by the time you receive
your next edition of US — all things
going smoothly, the SAINT LOUIS
CARDINALS shall have become the
WORLD’S BASEBALL CHAMP
IONS.
The outcome of this year's world
seariea shall be significantly psy
chological. The victor may or may
NOT be the better of the two top
teams, but shall SURELY be the
more DETERMINED of the two.
The CARDINALS, like all other
teams - ESPECIALLY of the Na
tional League, are DESPERATE to
prove—as many have, that the AR
ROGANT YANKEES CAN BE
HAD! Tbs general resentment a*
gainst YANKEE haughtiness i»
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or SERVICE Os PBOCMt
BY PUBLICATION
STATE or NORTH CAROUNA
COUNTY OF WAKE
- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
ALGUt ROOSEVELT JOHNSON,
Plaintiff
vs.
MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON.
Defendant
To Mary Bttabeth Johnson:
Take notice that
A pleading seeking relief against
you has been filed in tha above en
titled action.
Atsto M«UU« l*t Vfttr Dtifift tuuffil
is as fellows: To seeure an absolute
fiiroror r>vs ****•♦ pf 4t -f- y*7g
bared upon the grounds or two years
continuous separation between the
plaintiff and the defendant.
You are required to make defense
to such pleedings net later than Nov.
80, 1984, and upon your failura to do
so, the party see tuns relief against
you will apply to tha Court for the re
lief sought.
This Ist day of Oet., 1404.
ESTA S. CALLAHAN. Aast. Clerk of
Superior Court
F. J. CARNAGE, Attorney
Oct. M. IT. 34, 31. 1884.
NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING ON
PETITION TO CLOBE A POETION
OP OLB LOU IS BUBO ROAD m
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA M
COUNTY OF WAKE V
TO WHOM JT MAY COCERN: ■
You will hereby take notice that
there Wilt 1m a public hearing before
the Board of County Commissioners
of Wake County. North Caroßna. In
toe Commissipnarm’ Room. Wake Coun
ty Courthouse, Raleigh, North Caro*
lTna, on the 2nd day at November.
1984 at UM am o'clock, or as soon
thereafter at this matter may be
heard, upon a petition by William R.
Rand and others to close for street or
road purpose* and all other purposes
the following described portion of an
old abandoned road:
Being all that portion of tha old
abandoned Louisburg Rood, run
ning in an eaalariy direction from
New Hope Church Hoed or County
Road No. 8034. along the southern
line of Lot IT, Oekvlew Subdivis
ion. according to map recorded in
Book of Maps 1988. Page IM. Wakm,
County Registry, to the westerdM
right of way line of the
Milne railroad, a map chewing
the location of aaid old abandoned
road may be seen at the office of
ti|e undersigned.
This the Ist day as October. MM.
JOHNSON. GAMBLE, HOLLOWBLL
By: Richard Gambia. Att’y for
Petitioners
408 First Federal Building
.Raleigh, North Carolina
Oet. 10. 17. 84. 31. 1804
RESALE OF LAND UN DEB DEED OR
TRUST
NOTICE *
NORTH CAROUNA
WAKE COUNTY
WHEREAS, the undarsigaad. aettof
as Administratrix of too Estate <8
Willie Snow, Mortgages, to a certain
Mortgage executed by Wiltons M
Oils* and wife, Maria I Giles to Wit
lie Snow, recorded to Book UTS. Rage
lot in the office of tha Register as
Deads of Wake County, North Caro
lina. the Administratrix. Kittle Beow,
did on September 88. 1884 under the
terms of said Mortgage offer far tele
the lands described to said Mortgage,
and that James L. Giles Became the
last and highest bidder to the sum
of 81480. and whereas said bid eras
reported on September M, 1984 to to'.'
office of Clerk at toe Superior Court
at Wake County, North Carolina, and
whereas within the time allowed by
law an advanced but of George D.
Myatt was received and filed with the
Clerk of the Superior Court at Wake
County. North Carolina, and an ardor
issued directing a resale at aaid iaads.
NOW. THEREFORE, undm and tor
virtue of the aaid order of toe Clerk
of Wake County Superior Court and
the power of sale coartatood to MM
Mortgage, tot nnilsrstgwed Kittle
Snow. Administratrix of Willie gnaw.
Mortgagee, will offer far resale and
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the front doer of
Wake County Court Kouee in Raleigh.
North Carolina at 1880 o’clock noon
on toe 38th day at October, 1884. prop
erty located to Wake County. North
Carolina, and daaertoad to that Mort
gage Deed to Book 1178. at P«e 184,
in the office of the Regiatar at Deeds
of Wake County. North Carolina,
which reads as follows:
beginning at a stake to toe can.
ter of the road and runs thence alont
Poy Alien Hodge’s line North «7-<
West 1737 feet to the center of a smal
branch at Whitefield and Brown s car
nor. thence along WhttafMd am
Brown s ltoe South 18-88 Wast M
fast to an Iron pipe and pointers a
Rotlo Fowler - * corner, thence along
Bono Fowler’* Use Bento 87-St Best
10*83 a to too center of too rend,
thence along the road North Sl-TT West
IM feet North to-08 Bate 888 feet
North *4-88 East 148 ft North
East m fact to toe BEGINNING. ae<
cording to survey made February E
1818. by R G Ball. Civil Engineer
By Court Decree heretofore Issued,
toe Mortgager Is selling only a 14
Internet to the aboea fcewfhed tend
purchaser of eyd^tend^wtn
; yZxEzsuvrg: s
doe good faith
This to* *to dev of October. 1884
WILLS SNOW ESTATE
' Ry Kittle S<viw. Admhintretrtx
MORRIS AND GHANDY
r Attorney*-
811-dll Lawrw* BaUdtote
S . S 1884
why—whan the Yanks are not vte
torimia thev'va not mantF beaten,
Mtoally whipped! - like
last yttr
Wo doubt that the Cards will t*toe
the Yanks in tour consecutive gam#*
as tha DODGIRS did last year,
but they wont ho muah more toi
erant—they can’t! Tha Cards wUI
begin thair taka with a brilliant
start, and. while tha aowfoundad
Yanks art trying to tigura out tha
braaan “undarling*." tha Cards will
finish them. Tell you what!; Don't
rick your WHOLE dollar an tha
YANKEES; loan me HALT to put
on the Card*.
Changing tha (ufafegt a bit Be
not deceived! Thor* shall not bo
ONE easy step tor either candidate
in this currant White Hows root.
Ooldwatcr u * ahrowd quack with
a cur* gor every weakling 1 * politi
cal dissatisfaction. Consequently ho
appeals to southern maddogi, north
am rots, and western humbugs! But
not ALL of Gold water's campaign
material is political garbage! Ho
really has SOME GOOD points.
And so—after all mud bM bags
slung, all rook* thrown, and all
throats out. w# truot that when
President Johnson to—by that scar
ed margin—elected to the Presi
dency. he will immediately expedite
certain very urgent changt*. with
out which, no nation so concerned
and ao obligated can long sndurt!
h seem* that, uuc to sli toe sup
plies that other nations gat through
CARk snq other ch*tiiab)« Ameri
can organizations, American* may
soon bo building storages to bouse
tha foreign am' unnaadsd. FOR
EIGN AID billions!
We repeat: No nation SO eon*
earned and So obligated can long
endure!
"The Jobs open to me are gradu
ally being eliminated.”
NOW FOR A NEW
■ *** 1963 MERCURY
GET EXTRA-TRADE-IN
ALLOWANCE-NOW
RAWLS MOTOR TO.
Ml FAYETTEVILLE ST. PHONY TE S-4MI
Denier No. am
ittIs RECONDmONED
USED TRACTORS
NAAFORD 1295.00
840 FORD 1595.00
641 FORD 1696.00
671-D FORD 1795.00
850 FORD 1595.00
DEXTA DIESEL 1895.00
FERGUSON 35 DIESEL 1495.00
FARMALL SUPER A 895.00
FARMAU. H 395.00
FARMALL M 1195.00
350 INTERNATIONAL
with Loader A Badchoe 1895.00
NAA FORD wih Blade
and Baddwe 2350.00
USED EQUIPMENT
2 BOTTOM PLOWS 100.00 up
2 WAY PLOW 350.00
GANG HARROW 75.00 up
BUSH A BOG HARROW 65.00
2 ROW CORN HARVESTER 895.00
REAR MOWER 15030
post Hole digger 100.00
FORAGE HARVESTER 75030
TRACTOR
J®®®. v
ZETA ZEST
mUDOMMMDVS
op AcnrrrT
La Mis of the inclement WMKh
or BtuSsy. Boron Paulino Toung,
micron Zoto ChapMr of Beta PM
»■ *1- S.-1 a aa. - MMdkMh*.
DOrOntyi LitelGfl BMW wlWw
zfjngßjaaui
their first “Oat-Aoqußintad fel
lowship Hour,"
Sorar Addia Logan, mistress of
ceremony. IrtllPdUDEd. the Zetat*
Lites. Who porfPrißOd ntrious num
bers and Boror Rasal B. BorreU,
Jam* Uttetetr crowned IMS’* hOw
Blue »nd_ Whltc Rome grmcioußly
reigned. Boror Toung'i ocmmlttae
the gr«to with MMwc
punch End gsk*. Psrontg conttou
gwte JSr<the FWtouSp - ?**?
vu ovm.
Zetadom’B varied aettvittos real
ly began after Boror Borreil'a trip
bo Karalnti Room wtth the glria.
■OMBE EMIy Ffjiy usd MlldfOd
James entertained them wtth a
auooeerion of eeok-oota, owim par
tier and "roeord hope.” Borer
Wanda Poole held the flml
"Charm Clinic” at Tuttle Center
and Borer* Elsie Howell and Dor*
othy Hotieen wUI follow. Borer
Howell oJao monned the toft
“Slumber Party* it Camp Whto*
poring Pine* at Baody Creek with
Boren Mary M. Barbar and Bas
el L. SerreD nhMorsnlnf. Boron
Mildred Jamso. Ruby MoKlnnay.
Kathleen ntomaTMinie Vwaejr
and Mm W. L. Oraham worked
splendidly with the transporta
tion.
■2MUU
30th. the gau night pertormanaa
oi Karamu Aiuum “04“ at the
newly-renovated Raleigh Memo
iis! Auditorium
au friend* of Karamu House, of
Zeta Phi Beta, and the entire
State of North Carolina are cor
dially invited to attend this fes
tive evening.
WHEN EVERYBODY put* his
best foot forward, as dseh of us
does, somebody's heal or tee araet
be stepped on.
TIPS UNLIMITED
IT BLANCHE A. RIVSM
YOUTH AMD ACHIEVEMENT
The youthfulnesa of the 1000 praa
idsntial candidates one of
tha campaign issues. But a cheek !
as our nation's history reveals that .
several of our great atatosman par- |
formed tome of their greatest works
at an early age. For inetance:
Thomas Jefferson was only 01
when he wrote tha Declaration of
Henry Clay was appointed to tha
United States Sonata at 3h~e year
baler* he we* constitutional age
for «uch services
Alexander Hamilton was s mem
ber of Congrees st IS and a mam
bar of George Washington's Cabi
net st 11.
Denial Webstar was in Congrees
%t 80.
And In other fields, Thomas A.
Edison had invented incandescent
light when he wes only B yearn
Haary Ford got busy on his first
automobile while in his early
thirties
MATTES OF EDUCATION
The applicant was turned down
when he applied for a job as Janitor
of a-school bouse. He couldn't road
or write and this was necessary
tines he had to read Instructions
left by echool officials. He brought
g truck on credit and went into the
teuehtaf business. A few year*
later he had aapandad hi* business*
to Marty half a million dollar*-
ghd wanted to take over another
trucking line.
Ha applied to the bank for •
SIOO4OO loan. His collateral wee
■uffteient. The banker Bwved a
set* across the desk for him to
sign. He asked for witnesses to hi*
mark fine* he couiont write hie
W, Os 10 Bt K I9f.’.]
>, M T W I IS
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t 5 ft 7 K •» '
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17 1 « 1'» 2 0 / 1 2 2 2 i
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A. A. Meetings
The Capitol City Group of
Alcoholics Anonymuos, founded
ia October of IMS, meets each
Wednesday and Friday nights at
I o’clock at the Bloodworth St
YMCA, 600 B. Bloodworth St
All persons hevtng problems
with alcoholic beverages ere in
vited to become affiliated with
this body. They will he wel
comed.
This is the 1965 Comet:
livelier, more beautiful
sequel to the World’s
Durability Champion
RAWLS MOTOR CO., INC
N. C. DenUr 22ff 405 F * v-t,T * tt# **•
"Qood heavens, man.” exclaimed
the banker. "A man worth half a
million dollar* and cant read or
write! Where on earth would you
have barn If you could read or
writer
"Janitor at e echool houae.*
Sat., Oct. 10:
Ebony Fathinn
Fair Coming
To Groontboro
GREENSBORO - With ell the
myetary of a master detective plot,
the Ebony Fashion Flair With A
Spanish Flair, to be preeented by
Greensboro Alumni Chapter of
Kappa Fli on October 10, 8:30 p. m.
at the Oroensbero Coliseum Audi
torium, trill unfold with a story
that tha romatic and thrill-seeker
will appreciate, according to Dr. A.
V. Blount chairman of tha Faahlon
Fair Committee.
> » |
£S
CiuT A
KENTUCKY [EDDffI
STRAIGHT BOURBON ■JQQ
J 3.65 »2'M UOte
4/5 Qt. Pint
n.tionai mrm.iiwweimjcT.eoMWKr.mwYO**.** WOOf ..
' _A
RAUDOH. N. CL. SATVBDAY. OCTOBER BUN'"
This year's Ebony Fashion Fair
Is a completely new and different
kind of faebioa Rww, replete wtth a
romantic hero, a glamorous Lady
in Red. and a mystery to be solved
OyiEisred by Orssnskere A
taaml Chapter-el Kappa Alpha
M fm tha benefit as Tha U
•Med Fad e# Greater Greene
ben. the annul treveiing teeh
ten ehew, preeented by Ebnq
hen whn kept frees senator
to eeuatry ip parsail as tha
LINCOLN CONTINENTAL
JO faUg*”' condition. .*»*ne*..»...»»« W
® 4-dr., hardtop
n’ouenu UK
u
30 Blue * White. Big angina £
*CA CHEVROLET DOC
w® 4-dr„ hardtop. Blue
*CO FORD MS
WDDOWNRATMEVT ON AFFFHOYID CREDIT
NO PAYMENT OVEB UMI FEB MONTH 't'X
OVEB 71 CARE TO CHOOEE FROM!
Wade's Auto Sale« ;
221 E. CABARRUS BT. WMife
We couldn’t make Comet much tougherTa'
we made it more beautiful. Made Dm outekU
•locker, eporticr—from every safe. Hid* th*
interiors more luxurious. Made every engine
bigger, from the 200 cu.-ln. “0” through the
hefty new 2M ccu-ia. Cyclone toper V 4 (221.
hp). UtAs the ride even gmoother, more eolidj
and eOenL The one thing not new to thie racyj
’6S eeHOriii the etamtoa that medeCoentthej
World’# Durability Champion. You wouldn’h
want that to dungs, would you? It didn’t]
jfl Comet, j
toewerMa lUOOOO ml dereMßy ehopton^
Ebony bl ntotw ß^*to*°lU-t^
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