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enton Street Methodist Church.
The codicil provided for his
daughter to be bereft of the Bunn
property in the event that she
contested the will, and for the bal
ance of his estate to be administ
ered by the Wake County Super
ior Court Clerk for 50 years before
being divided among the princi
pals.
In an effort to establish the sta
tus of the documents, Mr. Morde
cai called a hearing on July 13,
but postponed action until this
morning, when representatives of
Vhe heirs-at-law and interested
parties will meet in his office.
Birthday Dinner
On Sunday, July 18, Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Minor of Zebulon
were honored at their home, the
occasion being the fifty-fourth
birthday of Mr. Minor.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Richards, Mr. and Mrs.
Carlton Minor of Creedmoor, Mr.
and Mrs. Alton Minor and daugh
ter of Wendell, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Mangum and daughter of
( Wake Forest, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mangum, Leland Minor and son,
Hubert, Mrs. Henry Bunn and
daughters, Marcolo and Nodena,
Jessie Oakley, Joyce Liles, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert Liggins and
daughter, and H. A. Bunn, all of
Zebulon; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scar
borough of Baltimore, Md., and
Owen Morris of Youngsville, and
Beulah, daughter, who lives at
home.
First Polio Case
Zebulon’s first case of poliomye
litis was admitted to St. Agnes
hospital, Raleigh, last Thursday.
She is Doris Jean Harris, small
daughter of Cleveland Harris of
Zebulon, Route 4. The case was
diagnosed by Dr. Ben Thomas.
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financial help from sources which
are not so distant.
CLOSED AND OPEN—The
Scott-for-Governor offices in the
Carolina Hotel here closed last
week, but within a few hours after
the key had been turned on them
a Scott-for-Governor office was
opened on the same floor and will
remain in business until after the
election in November.
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CIVIL RIGHTS—North Caro
lina was the only Southern State
which did not vote solidly against
Harry S. Truman at the Demo
cratic National Convention. Be
fore, during, and following the
convention you heard a lot of talk
about civil rights, with the South
kicking up its heels each time the
issue was mentioned. Not since the
Civil War has the South done such
wholesale hell-raising over the
race question ... .or any other
question, as for that. Now you
have heard about that terrible,
terrible plank in the Democratic
platform, that plank which is
causing the Democratic Party to
split at the seams. Have you ever
read it? Here it is: “The Demo
cratic Party is responsible for the
great civil rights gains made in
recent years in eliminating unfair
and illegal discrimination based on
race, creed or color.
“The Democratic Party commits
itself to continuing its efforts to
eradicate all racial, religious and
economic discriminations.
“We again state our belief that
racial and religious minorities
must have the right to live, the
right to work, the right to vote,
the full and equal protection of
the laws, on a basis of equality
with all citizens as guaranteed by
the constitution.
“We highly commend President
Harry Truman for his courageous
stand on the' issue of civil rights.
“We call upon the Congress to
support our President in guaran
teeing these basic and fundamen
tal rights: (1) the right of full
and equal political participation,
(1) the right to equal opportunity
of employment, (3) the right of
security of person, (4) and the
right of equal treatment in the
service and defense of our na
tion.”
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shouting is all about. Are you for
it or are you against it?
NOTES—R. Greeg Cherry, Gov
ernor of North Carolina, is suf
fering from a severe attack of
larngitis.. .couldn’t talk above a
whisper last week.. .contracted it
while he was at that convention
up yonder.. .Harold Minges, the
Governor’s chauffeur, doesn’t
k.iow whether he will be around
after his present boss goes out of
office or not. . .But says he would
like to continue with his present
job.. .He didn’t say so, but Chauf
feur Minges would probably wel
come more opportuntiy to drive
the big, low-slung Packard... in
stead of the little Chevrolet which
Cherry uses most of the time...
COBH—Neither the Scott nor
the Broughton forces wanted Miss
Beatrice Cobb of Morganton to
continue as National Committee
woman. . .but there was so much
time spent on maneuvers for Na
tional Committeeman they didn’t
have time to find-another candi
date for the place after Mrs. O.
Max Gardner said she was not in
terested. . .Now that she is in again
her opposers are not too displeas
ed, however, knowing that she is
a tireless worker and a loyal Dem
ocrat; assets which may be badly
needed in Western North Carolina
come frost....
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BLYTHE—If Joe Blythe finds
being National Democratic Treas
urer is going to keep him too busy
to be around North Carolina much
during the next four months (a
very definite possibility), Lt. Gov.
L. Y. Ballentine will be responsi
ble for the appointment of a man
to succeed Blythe on the all-im
portant Advisory Budget Commis
sion. . Visits and hearings by this
group are scheduled to begin
shortly in preparation for setting
up a budget for submission to the
Legislature...
AFTER HlM—Many of the
same folks who wanted to retain
Joe Blythe as National Commit
teeman, and succeeded, are out to
keep Wilkins P. Horton in as
Chairman of the State Democratic
Executive Committee.
Although Kerr Scott sided with
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Friday, July 23, 1948
Blythe, giving good reasons for
so doing, he is expected to stand
solid on putting in Capus Waynick
as chairman. And when Scott
stands solid, there is nothing sol
ider. The “boys” are after Way
nick and are trying to get between
him and Scott on this thing,
which will be decided within a
few weeks now.. .if not already.
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