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CROWNING QUEEN-Garvin
Stone, N. C. Central quarter
back and co-captain, is shown
crowning Miss Saundra Rober
son of Salisbury as "Miss Home
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE DISTRICT
COURT DIVISION
Notice of Service of Process
By Punblication
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
Willie Felder Smith
Plantiff .
Vs.
Geneva Parrott Smith
Defendant
To GENEVA PARROTT
SMITH, take notice that a
plea in seeking relief against
you has been filed in the
above entitled action, the
matter of the relief being
sought as follows: That the
bonds of matrimony now ex
isting between you and the
Plaintiff be dissolved and that
he be granted an absolute
divorce from you.
You are required to make
dcfnse of such pleadings no
later than the 25th day of
November, 1972, upon your
failing to do so, the party
seeking service against you
will apply to this Court for
relief sought.
This the 16th day of Octo
ber, 1972.
W. W. PERRY, Attorney at
*. O. Box
Durham. N. C. 27702
October 28, Nov. 4,11,18,1972
ADMINISTRATOR'S
NOTICE
tfORTH CAROLINA'
DURHAM COUNTY
Haying qualified as Ad
ministrator of the Estate of
Mary Brunson, deceased, late
of Durham County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against
said estate to exhibit them to
the undersigned at 1903 South
Alston Avenue, Durham,
North Carolina, 27701 on or
before April 30, 1973, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons
IndeVed to said estate will
please make payment.
This the 12th day of Octo
ber, 1972.
Estate of Mary Brunson,
Fred L. Brunson, Jr., Admin
istrator, 1903 South Atston
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October 28,
18, 1872.
ADMINISTRATRIXES
NOTICE > * -
NORTH CAROLINA ...
DURHAM COUNTY ••
Having qualified as Ad
ministratrix, of the JE&tate of
Alton James Williams, de
ceased, late of Durham Coun
ty, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having
claims against said estate to
exhibit them to the under
signed at 546 Homeland Ave
nue, Durham, North Caro
lina 27707 on or before
April 30, 1973 or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will pleace
payment. , . - •
This the 10th day 6l Octo
ber, 1972.
Estate of Alton James Wil
liams. Carrie Hall Williams,
Administratrix, 546 Home
land Avenue, Durham, North
Carolina 27707.
October 28, November 4 r 11.
18, 1972.
15.3 Billion Persons
Expected In Century
WWrtfßSnKTHjWMrindlcate
that the earth's population will
Srow about fourfold to 15.3 bil
lion over tbe next century if the
present pace continues.
SANTIAGO - The cost
of living rose 22.1 per cent in
September, making a record In
crease of 99.8 per cent during
the first nine months of 1972,
the government announced.
1972 SINGER NEW]
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We Must Vote Thik Year
We Must Vote This Year
by Julian Bond
The 1972 elections
both the contest between
Richard Nixon and George
McGoverri for the Presi
dency aS well as the many
state, county and munici
pal tcaces for sheriff or
States Senator
or the hundreds of other
elective offices on the
ballot ajl over America
i on Nbvember 7th - is of
vjtafltfiportance to Black
JifriMn Bond is a mem
ber dt the Georgia House
of Representative. This
Is oft'e in a series of ar
ticle 'Sponsored by the
Youth 'Citizenship Fund
in the hopes that every
one will vote this year.
j Americans. The Presi
■ dential race - which gives
fus a choice between two
men who differ greatly
on a host of issues - will
decide the future of the
, country and will define the
future relationship be
tween government and the
{Black community.
The other contests - If
the choice is as clear as
in the race for the na
tion's highest office - will
decide similar issues on
a level closer to each of
us.- - 1
That Is why Black votes
are so vital this year. Ov
er the past few years,
we have voted more, but
we seem to enjoy it less.
Indeed, even as Black
voter registration figures
have increased in the
South, Black voting totals
have decreased In Nor
thern cities.
Politics has enjoyed
a recent vogue in the na
tional Black community.
rThe elections of Carl
Richard Hatcher
and Kenneth Gibson gave
some sense of hope to
Blacks all over the coun
try. The historic cam
paign of U. S. Rep. Shir
ley Chisholm for the Pre
sidency in 1972 opened
doors for future such ef
forts, and the Gary Con
vention in March of this
:ryear brought together a
•''fofrmerty- r n on apolitical'
section of Black Ameri
ca with politicians of the
older, more regular type.
But in the weeks follow
ing the two major party
conventions Black excite
ment has dimmed. Black
registration totals fell
below levels predicted by
voter registration pro
fessionals. An antl-in
tellectual apathy arose
among the ebony and ivory
towers where our young
people presumbably pre
pare themselves for a
life of service to the
Black nation. "Politics
is white folks business"
became the crude slogan
of this new know-nothing
ness, Ignoring a history
which showed us that we
have received the busi
ness from white folks
precisely because our po
litics are so un-together.
They are un-together for
reasons which will not
be remedied between now
and November 7th, rea
sons which have a his
torical base, but the
chances of any remedy
anytime are demlnlshed
by the increasing Black
apathy toward the poli
tical process.
The origin for much of
this apathy is found In the
political rhetoric which
promises heaven on earth
in return for a citizens
vote. As that has been
demonstrated time and
time again to be an empty
promise, the automatic
election day delivery of
COMPARE
THE CANDIDATES
in the Fourth Congressional District
IKE ANDREWS ■■ JACK HAWKE
Bonlee, Chatham County, New Milford, Susquehanna
North Carolina County, Pennsylvania
Mars Hill College Drew University
University of North Carolina Madison, New Jersey
(Undergraduate and Duke University (Law School)
Law School)
Passed the North Carolina Did not take the Bar
Bar Examination in 1952 Examination
U.S. Army Field Artillery, None
1943-45, Combat Veteran,
European Theatre, Two Battle
Stars, Purple Heart, Bronze
Star |
North Carolina State Senate None
representing Wake, Chatham
and Lee Counties (one term);
North Carolina House of
Representatives (four terms)
(House Majority Leader and
Speaker Pro tem, 1971-72)
North Carolina Superior None
Court Solicitor
Trustee of University of North None
Carolina (1959 to 1972) WtlJJtfJlii
Presently a member of the
Board of Governors, University I
of North Carolina
Since 1952, has practiced law in|E3Sl3nHH| Since 1971, has operated a
Chatham, Durham, Randolph company selling coin-operated
and Wake Counties washing equipment
Ike Andrews has devoted his life to the service of our country,
our state, and the counties of our Fourth Congressional DtetrfcL
For experienced, qualified leadership send Ike Andrews to
Z Congress. He gets things done.
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Paid for by Friends of Ike Andrews.
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the vote has become
reluctant.
The over-promise has
produced an under deli
very. No election in Ame
rica guarantees instant
change. What Americans
electlpns - like that set
for November 7 - will do
is set trends in motion
and affect policies whose
immediate result may not
be clear to any of us at
any given time.
But those trends and
policies do have the abi
lity to give life or death
to the hopes and aspira
tions we all hold.
If two seats are ex
changed on the Supreme
Court, it may becomes a
a militant defender of the
rights of man or a sup
porter of the status quo.
An aspiration Is voted
for the Department off
Health, Education and
Welfare, and our children
get five glasses of milk
a week Instead of two.
An aggressive Congress
tries to restrain the new
President, and he either
wins and starts war anew
or acquiesces and brings
our boys home. Those de
cisions - and others -
reach into each of our
lives and pocketbooks.
They are too important
to be left to politicians
alone. They must be made
"YOUR SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS"
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you want, and If you do not
cast your voce November
7th, they will be made
without you.
IS EVERYONE ON
YOUR STREET
REGISTERED TO
VOTE? ARE YOU?
WHY NOT?
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WHAT'S YOU*
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