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IIIIY 1 SELL Classified Rates mms 2 4eft' Cod per word 4c 4c 3c 3c Classified Display Par Line per Jeaue 10c lCc 7 lie 7 lie Zacti word abbreviated, initial or symbol count as one word. Punctation marks are NOT counted as words. The minimum number of words in any want ad is 13 words. You will save money by ordering your ad to run 8 or 12 issues. Weekly Want 'Ads may be tele phoned through Wednesday up to 10 A. ft c. W. HARRIS TRANSFER CO Ideal and long distance mov ing. Rhamkatte. N C or contact at Fast Side Restaurant, Cabar rus Street CSVCLLA BEAUTY (TOLLSOE~A complete course in Beauty Cul ture, Personality and Charm. Bay and night classes; weekly or monthly. Air conditioned.. Mrs. C. J. Pitts, Owner-Manager. 228 '£■ B**t Street, Raleigh. N. C POOLE BROTHERS Well Drilling and Well Boring. Day Phone 288-2185. Night Phone 268-2576. Route 5, Raleigh, N C. RALEIGH STOCKYARDS Livestock Auction each Tuesday Ho:se sale Ist Friday night each month. Office TE 3-0553. Home 388-2150 FOR SALE One used automatic washer in good condition. Price $59.50. Phone 834-0332 Stephens Appli ance Co. Inc,, 1100 S. Saunders Street. * * * Montague’s Furniture. Used furniture In good condition. Phone 833-9785, 1110 S. Saund ers Street. ¥oTFag”u"e”s M®w & Used Furniture EXCHANGE We Buy Used Furniture 1110 S. Saunders Tel. 833-9785 F 4 Cooper’s Bar-B-Q BAR.B-Si and CHICKEN (Our Specialty) PIG AND CHICKEN 109 E. Davie St. $*S SECCN'O INCOME Sls. Part time. Esin monev with satisfv ing effort. AWARE. P O. Box 2.233 New Orleans, la. 73123 Legal Notices GUARDIAN S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY NORTH CAROLINA WAKE COUNTY IN THE SUPERIOR COURT BEFORE THE CLERK IN THE MATTER OF MARY T LOCKLEAR, an Incompetent, By Mechanics and l'arme s Bank. Guardian TO' The Honorable J. Russell Nip per, Clerk of trie Superior Court: Under and by virtue of an order of Honorable J. Russell Nipper. Clerk of the Superior Court of Wake County, dated January 22, 1968, which order was entered in Special Proceedings 9985, entitled "in the Matter of Mary T. Lock lear, an Incompetent, By Mechan **ics and Farmers Bank. Guardian," the undersigned Guardian will on: Thursday, February 22, 1968 at 12 o'clock noon at the courthouse door, the Davie Street entrance to the Branch Banking md Trust Company Building, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh North Ca olina, offer for sal- a' public auction to the highest bidder or bidders for cash the following described tract or parcel of land located in Ra leigh, North Carolina and mo e particularly described as follows/ to wit: Lot situated ir. the City of Ra ieigh, on East Lenior Street, be ing Nos 583 anc 585 on said Street -Beginning or Lenior Street at the corner of the lot formerly owned by Mi~ JoseDhus Daniels, running north with the line of the aforesaid lot about one hund ed and sixty (160/ feet, thence east about seventy (70) feet, thence south about or.c hundred and six ty (160) feet to Lenior Street, thence with Lmior Street about seventy (70) feet to the begin ning. The same being the lot of land conveyed by Jane Locklear to John Henry Locklear and Wil liam H. Locklear by deed dal—d August 29th, 1883 and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Wake County, North Carolina, in Book 149. Page 18 ; the said John Henry Locklear having conveyed his one-half un divided mte eM in said land to William H LocKle.tr admitted to probate in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Wake Coun ty, North Carolina, and found of record in Will Book "J". page 23-1 s#ld office. \ ftThis sale wii, be made subject w » Deed of Trust executed bi Wiry T. Lockkc.l, widow, to A. J «#rington and Charles H Young, iggßtees, dated unc- 1962 and aporded in Book 1558. Page 593 mke County Registry. This Deed Trust secuud an original note m the amount of 54,650 09. This (sale will also be made subject to mill outstanding and unpaid ad vn .#lorcm taxes and assessments A j five per cent deposit will be no ? qulrcd of the highest bidder or ( bidders This sale is subject to confirmation by the Superior Court of Wake County. This 24th la\ of January. 10f6 By: W. E RICKS. Trust Office- MECHANICS & FARMERS BANK MITCHELL & MURPHY. AttVs Jan 27. Feb. 2-1 -17, 1968 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA WA'F COUNT' IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE OF WOISEV D. GAY. Me chanics & Farmers Banks, Ad ininistrato NT A The undersigned, having quali fied as administrator C.T A of the state of W D Gay, deceased, late of Wake County, this is to notify all persons having claims ay inst said estate to present them In tile undersigned on or before the 17th day of August. ISSB, or Hus notice will be pleaded in bar .1 their recovery All persons in . debted to said estate will please make iinmi diate payment to the iindci signed. MECHANICS A FARMERS BANK Administrator. C.T A Addu -s of Admini-li aior, C.T.A Durham. N C. Fell 17-24; Mar 2-9 1968 ©o Is Cbarcit CLASSIFIED ADS MOWED DOWN - Hue, S. Vietnam: u. s. Marine (l.) draws an M-16 bead on a wounded enemy soldier who sprawls on the ground and raises his hand to stop the bullets that have been whizzing around him. In the photo at right the same Marine and a comrade (foreground) move in to search and secure their prisoner. This capture occurred during Hue street fighting Feb. 6 near the Provincial Headquarters. (DPI PHOTO). Chatham Native Appointed In Rockville, Md. ROCKVILLE, Md - The Rev. Kermit DeGraffenreidt, a na tive of Chatham County, in North Carolina, was recently appoint ed to the position of Project Supervisor, for the Montgomery County Community Action Com mittee. The youthful minister has been quite active in communi ty affairs since coming to this community and was given the post after having served as a Senior Neighborhood Worker. He began as a Neighborhood Worker in November 1966, in the pilot project with the Unit ed Planning Organization. He will have overall charge of all neighborhood workers and will direct the program, as it relates to investigation of services needed and applied to individuals and groups. He will also be responsible for the pre paring of reports, recruiting and selecting program staff and will act as a liason between the neighborhood worker and the community action policy body. The Rev, DeGraffenreidt was born in Pittsboro, the son of Mr. & Mrs. Jessie DeGraffen reidt, who now live in Raleigh. When his family moved to Ra leigh he remained with his ma ternal grandparents, Rev. & Mrs. L. W. Ellis. Hd com pleted his elementary and high school work in his native coun try and is a 1960 graduate of North Carolina College at Dur ham, holding a B. A. degree in sociology, with a minor In mu sic. He received a B. D. degree from Hood Theological Seminary, Salisbury, in 1963. He has studied at Wesley Theo logical Seminary of American University, Washington, I). C. and has also continued his stu dy in music. He Is married to the former Guytana Horton, also of Pitts boro, They have one daughter, Keisha Clintnett. Mrs. Degra ffenreidt will be remembered as a writer for the CAROLIN-, IAN, a Raleigh newspaper, dur legal Notices NOTICE NORTH CAROUNA WAKE COUNTY The undersigned, having quali fied as executrix of the estate of Glandora Harris, deceased, late of Wake County, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the un dersigned on or before the sth day of January, 1988, or this no tice will be pleaded in bar of theii recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make tin mediUe payment to the under signed. This the 31st day of January, MILDRED PEEBLES. Executrix GEO M. ANDERSON. Att'v fcb. IC-17-24: March 2, l'S3. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA WAKE COUNTY Having qualified as Executor of the estate of Pear’ Freeman San ders deceased, late of Wake Coun ty, North Carolina, this is to no tify all persons having claims a gain.st the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersign ed at 1103 South Bioodworth St Raleigh, North Carolina, on or be fore the 31st day of July, 1968, or this notice will be plead in bar oi their recovery. All persons in debted to the estate will please make immediate payment. day of January, J9®! MATTHBEW SANDERS, Executor F J. CARNAGE. Attorney Feb. 3-10-17-24, 1968. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX NORTH CAROLINA WAKE COUNTY The undersigned, having qual fiecS as Administratrix, of the es tate of Estella H. Baskervllle, late of Wake County, this is to notify ai! persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned at 614 South West Street, Raleigh, North Carolina on or before the 2nd day,of August. 1868, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recoverv. Ai! per sons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment to the undersigned it the address shown above This the 28Ui day oi January, 1808. IJELIA JOHNSON. Administratrix SAMUEL MITCHELL. Attorney Feb, 3-10-17-24, 1968 POCKETBOOK SNATCHERS WATCH OUT! Kenneth Hall, a student in the Physical Edu cation Department of Saint Augustine’s Col lege is demonstrating from the Karate team, what can happen to a pockelbook snatcher. Physical Education students arc taking lessons in the art of Karate, among other activities, demonstrated Thursday, February 8, in the Emery Health and Fine Arts Center. Show Prexy Sold Amoncf Outstanding Shaw University’s President, Dr. James E. Cheek, has been selected for inclusion In the 1968 edition of Outstanding DR, CHEEK Young Men Os A merica, accord ing to informa tion received this week from M. W. Dav is, ed itor. Selection for this singular honor is made by a 14 - man Na- j tional Board of I Editors. According t o tng her high school days. She was also editor of the college paper, at North Carolina Col lege, while a student there. She is the daughter ol Rev. and Mrs. R. V. Horton, Sr., also ot Pitt.sboro. The Degrailenreidts came to Rockville in 1963 when he was appointed to the pastorate 01 Clinton AME Zion Church, where they have done an out standing job. He is president of the Wash ington District Ministers Alli ance of the AME Zion Church. He is a member of the Rock ville Civic Center Commission, The Advisory Board of the YMCA, Suburban Maryland Fair Housing, the Montgomery Coun ty TB and Respiratory Society, Rockville Citizens Social Action Group, the Rockville Minister ial Alliance, NAACP, Omega Psl Phi Fraternity, and nurn berous other Civic Organiza tions. He is one of the found ers of the Community Youth Improvement A s s o c i a t ion of Rockville. Recently Rev. DeGraffenreidt was appointed to the Personnel Board of Rockville. This ap pointment was made by Mayor Frank Ecker with the unani mous approval of the Rockville City Council. The Personnel Board, func tioning for the iiist time in Rockville, wtil study and at tempt to correct ail cases of employer - employee griev ances existing in the city. tnc citation, the persons select ed “have distinguished them selves in one or more fields of endeavor to the point of being outstanding.” The men chosen are between the ages of 2! and 35 The work Is an annual biographical compilation of 10,000 young men of outstand ing rank throughout the country. A native of Roanoke Rapids, President Cheek was educated in the Public Schools of Greens boro and received the Bachelor of Arts degree at Shaw in 1955. He holds the Bachelor of Di vinity degree from Colgate- Rochester Divinity School, Ro chester, N, Y., and the Doctor of Philosophy degree from Drew University, Madison, N, J., re ceived in 1958 and 1962, re spectively. The Shaw President has done Special Study at Indiana Uni versity, Bloomington, and the Univ ersity of Rochester (N. Y.}. Cheek was elected to Alpha Kappa Delia, National Honorary Sociological Society in 1954; Colgate - Rochester Fellow, 1058; Lily foundation Fellow, 1958 and 1959 Rockefeller Doc toral Fellow, 1960; and is list ed in “Who’s Who in Ameri can Education,” He served as interim minis ter, Trinity Presbyterian mwmmmmtn remMW CALL FOR INSTANT HEAT For Morning Delivery CALL 828-2015 For Delivery After 4:30 P. M. CAM, 828-7513 or TE 2-8558 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SERVICE YOU ARE THE DETECTIVE You are talking with Rob Harkness, manager of the super market, who has reported the robbery of more than $7,000 of the grocery’s receipts. “He was a big, tall fellow . . . looked like he weighed well over 200 pounds. I couldn’t see much of his face ... he had a broadbrimmed black felt hat pulled way down over Ins eyes, and he was wearing a dark brown topcoat, buttoned right up to the neck, with the collar up and covering the lower part of his face. He was also wearing crepe-soled sport shoes, and I guess that’s why I didn’t hear him come into the otlice behind me.’ “Just how did it happen?’ you ask Harkness. “Well, I was sitting here at my desk in the office totaling up the receipts when suddenly I heard this voice behind me tell me to put my hands up. 1 glanced back and saw him standing there just inside the door with a gun in his hand. I got my hands up fast, then lie told me to get up from the desk and move over against the wal' Then, calm as you please, he lit a cigarette, placed his gun down carefully on the desk, and proceeded to scoop all the bundled-up currency on the desk Into a black attache case he was carrying. Then he ordered me back to the chair, stuffed a big handkerchief into my mouth, waved a hand at me in a mocking sort of goodbye gesture, and slipped out the door. It took me at. l-.-ast ten minutes or so to work myself loose from the rope -- then I phoned you.” “Is there anything else at all you can tell me about this robber that might help us to identify him?” you ask. “Well, he had sort of an air of culture or refinement about him, spoke in almost a pleasant manner and in a very nice sounding voice. He was well dressed, too .. . clean, white shirt, blue paisley tie . . and, oil yes, this might help you, too -- he was wearing a tie-clip with the initial ‘F’ on it.” You gaze reflectively about the little o'tfice for a minute or so, then ask, “Are you insured against this loss?” “Oh sure , , the boss won’t really be losing anything at all.” “On the contrary,” you then say, “I think your boss WILL be losing something -- one store manager! I suspect this rob bery was framed by you”’ What has led you to this conclusion? * * * SOLUTION Bob Harkness told you originally that the robber was weal - ing a topcoat buttoned up to his neck, with its collar tin and cov eting the lower part ol his face. Then later, obviously due to his over-eagerness to divert any suspicion from himself, he described the robber’s white s-tiirt, tie, and the initial on his tie-clip. He surely could not have seen these items underneath the buttoned-up topcoat. BURL ALLEN’S {I MKTON6UE Many individuals ar o very UNSUCCESSFUL vale ntinos. Perhaps they GIVF too much or not enough; Perhaps they take 1 too much or not enough. Those and other errors hap pen too easily when the two some are not intimately mu tual; when they are not gener ally compatible. The ONLY way to love well is to love WISE LY-- to be a WHOLESOME lover by first bocom ing a whole some PERSON. How can a love affair be RIGHT for two who are WRONG for eacli OTHER? Make knowledge and w isdom a part of LIVING and LOVING. Yes, fie a SWEET valentine; Church, Rochester, 1957 - 58; teaching assistant in Historical Theology, Drew Theological School, 1955-60; Instructor in Western History, Union Junior College, Cranford, N. J., 1960; visiting Instructor in Christian History, Upsala College, East Orange, N, J., summer, 1960; and assistant professor of New Testament and Patristic Theo logy, the School of Religion, Virginia Union University, 1961- 1963. Dr. Cheek is presently a member of the Good Neighbor Council of North Carolina and of the Mayor’s Community Re lations Council. The ordained Baptist clergy man served in the United States Air Force during the Korean War. A member of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Dr. Cheek is married to the former Miss Celestine J. Williams of Newton Grove. They are the patents oi two children, James Edward, Jr., 6, and Janet Elizabeth, 4. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Janet M.. ran Marchona. the daughter ol the late M s Car !!‘; -woman Dawson, wishes to Hunk and express her Kratitude and appreciation to all neirlihors Jin nils anil orran./al ion - in then man', kind expressions of svin puthy duritiK her recent hercuve- also be a DISCREET valentine. Search widely and choose wise ly:- Give your CREATOR the SOUL of you,— The WHOLE OF YOU; . Give your vocation the BRAIN of you,— The MAIN oi you; Give EVERY creature a SHARE of you,— The CARE; ol you; Give me the PASSIONATE part of you,— The HEART ol you. Queers Named For Valentine Winners in a contest to select a Valentine Queen for 10t>8 have been announced by the St. Aug ustine A.M E. Church in Clayton. The Valentine Queen is Revet ly Creec h, daughter of Mr and Mrs llenry Griffith Violet Clark, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lattie Clark, was first runner up and Vickie I ee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Fee, was sec ond manor up. All of the c<m tc.stunts live in Clayton The contest was held Sunday night in the Coopci Element; v School building. Proceeds will go to llie building fund of the church. 1220 CROSS LINK ROAD Over two acres land and this beautiful house for immediate occupancy. Entrance hall, large Jiving room, formal dining room, kitchen with side porch, 3 bedrooms, permant stairs to attic for 2 more bedrooms and bath'if needed. Large side porch with metal awnings and concrete floor. Detached garage with workshop and two shelters. Garden and pasture if you want to keep a horse. Good financing can be arranged if needed. Shown by appointment only . BAREFOOT REALTY l MORTGAGE CO. 403 LAWYERS BUILDING PHONE 828-5432 caaeae-jiL— ■■an ■ ■ ==s==aaagaiaaJ THE CABOLINIAN RALEIGH. N. C„ SATURDAY. FEBRUARY. 17 1968 VVAY FED - Washington: William Garrin A,ltu 11 :mci Charles I,ee Herron (both shown m recent FBI photos), two of five men Allegedly involved in the slaving of one police olticer and the critical wounding, of another on :lan > !n Nashville, Tenn., have been add ed to the FBl’s list of "Ten Most Wanted Fugitives.” When the two officers attempt ed to stop a car allegedly occupied by Allen, Herron and three accomplices, they were cut down by shots from a high-powered rifle, Both men are considered armed and extreme la dangerous. Anyone with information con ceruing either Allen or Herron should immedi- Uely contact the nearest office of the FBI. (UPI PHOTO). EDUCATION ROUNDUP FUI.I , EMPTY OMAHA, Neb - Transfer of students from an overcrowded school, rapidly becoming pre dominantly Negro, to a nearby under-utilized ilmost all white School has been demanded by the Omaha NAACP branch., with, the support of file national of fice. The schools are only 15 blocks apart The white school has empty classrooms, where as classes at the other school are being held in seven small private homes because of insuf ficient classrooms in the school building THE CAUSE. CHICAGO - Hard-core unem - ploy merit of undereducated young men and women ;s re sulting in slum violence that support i the Felted Negro Col lege fund, can offset, according to John T, Conner, president, vllied Chemical corporation. Addressing a UNC: luncheon Conner - h imer u, S. Com merce secretary - said the fund can help an '‘unsteady na tion land on its integrated feet.” SCHOOL Vb iI.FNCP MILWAUKEE - Racially-in spired violence lias broken out at schools in this city and New Haven The local disturbance, at North Division High School, grew out o ohargesthat no text hook on Negro history was us ed. In New Haven, five stu dents were arrested at racial ly-tense Fee High School, af ter list fights between Negro and white youths broke out in the cafeteria. 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