' i
Classified Rates
Issues 1 3
Cost per word 5c 4c
Classified Display
Per Line Per Issue 15c 12c
Each word abbreviated, initial
or symbol count as one word.
C. W. HARRIS”TRANSFER CO
Local and long distance mov
ing. Shamkatte. N. C. or contact
at East Side Restaurant. Cabar
rus Street.
CIVELLA BEAUTY COLLEGE—A
complete course in Beauty Cul
ture, Personality and Charm. Day
and night classes; weekly or
monthly. Air conditioned. Mrs. C.
J. Pitts, Owner-Manager, 229 S
East Street, Raleigh, N\ C.
RALEIGH STOCKYARDS
Livestock Auction each Tuesday.
Horse sale Ist Friday night each
month. Office TE S-C550. Home
266-2150.
MONTAGUeIuRNITURF. Used
furniture in good condition.
Pltt'ie 833-9785. filO S. Saunders
stSS't.
Cooper’s Bar-B-Q
BAR-B-Q and
CHICKEN
(Our Specialty)
i PIG AND CHICKEN
108 E. Davie Bt.
POOLE BROTHERS Well DrtlJta*
and Well Boring. Day .Phone
J 66-2185, r' it Phone 268-25 W.
Route 5, Raleigh, N. C.
m'o'htTguT 7 !"
Hew & Used Furniture
EXCHANGE
We Buy Used Furniture
1110 S. Saunderc
Tel. 838-9785
WILL KEEP CHILDREN for work
ing mothers Call Mrs. Lucille
Alston, 832-3283.
AUTOMOBILE* for" SALE *65
Comet, v-8. l-owner car. Very
low milage. Radio, heater, auto
matic transmission SSO down. As
sume $49.00 monthly payments
j Cali Larry Rose 834-7301.
< WILL KEEP CHILDREN for work
ing mothers. Call Mrs. Lucinda
Burt, 526 Bragg Street, 634-J912.
Legal Notices
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE CODUTY
W THE SUPERIOR COURT
Abdullah Zahriyeh, Plaintiff
vs.
Hilda Zahriyeh, Defendant
The above named defendant,
i Hilda. Zahriyeh, wili take notice
that the action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Su
perior Court of Wake County.
North Carolina, by the plaintiff
to secure an absolute divorce
from the defendant upon the
grounds of one year’s separation
continuously and the defendant
will further take notice that she
is required to appear at the of
fice of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Wake County, tot the
Courthouse In Raleigh. North Car
olina on or before the S9th day
of November, 1968 and answer to
the complaint in said action, or
the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded fct
■aid complaint.
This 9tn day of October. !9®B.
GEETCHEN BARNETTE Asst.
Clerk Superior Court, Wake C*ty
>• Oct. 12. 19, 26; Nov. 2, 13 m
nottc*
NORTTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Quassen Elnthe. Plaintiff
v*.
Sonia Elnthe, Defendant
The above named defendant,
Sonia Elnthe, will take notice
that the action entitled as above
»as been commenced In the Su
perior Court of Wake County,
worth Carolina, by the plaintiff
to secure an absolute divorce from
the defendant upon the grounds
of one year’s separation continu
ously and the defendant will fur
ther take notice that she is re
§uired to appear at the office of
ic Clerk of the Superior Court
of Wake County in the Court
house In Raleigh North Carolina
on or before the 2Sth day of No
vember 196$ and answer to the
complaint in said action or the
plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded In said
complaint.
Thi«jjth dav of October 1988.
GRETCHEN BARNETT® Asst.
Clerk Superior Court. Wake C*ty
Oct. 12, 19. 26; Nov. 2. 1968
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
NORTH CAROTTNA
WAKE COUNTY
Having qualified as Administra
trix of the estate of Jack Rogers,
deceased, this is to notify ali per
sons having claims against his es
tate to present them to the under
signed on or before the 7th dav
qf-Mav. 1966, at her residence, 537
Srhamberlatn Street. Raleigh, N,
C, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their reeoverv. All per
sons indebted to said estate, nlease
This 7th day of October, 186*.
make immediate pavments.
MRS. SARAH R SPEED. Admin
istratrix
F. 3. CARNAGE. Attorney
j Oct. 12, I#. 26; Nov. 2, 598*
WICK or"" SERVICE OP FRO-
CESS BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OP WAKE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
DOROTHY WALKER, Plaintiff
vs.
PAUL TOWARD WALKER, De
fendant
TO PAUL EDWARD WALKER:
TAKE NOTICE THAT
A pleading seeking relief against
you has been filed in the above
entitled action.
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows:
To secure an absolute divorce on
the part of the plaintiff based
upon the grounds of one year's
continuous separation between the
plaintiff and defendant.
You ere required to make de
fense to sueSi pleadings not later
than November 29. 160*. and upon
Vow failure to tio so. the warty
• seeking relief against you wfl! ap
ply to the Court for the relief
sought.
_TMa 4th dav of October, SB6S.
E. -7 CARNAGE Attorney
GRCTcmw BAsthmm 5 W
Clerk Oupertoi Corot. Wake Ctv
tg Oct- 12. 18. 26; Nov. f. 29fe
Ap'mmsTKAmm notice
NOOrm CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
Saving qualified as Administra
«■**«£, «*• «*«*« of «e. Ernest
C. McCritnmon. deceased, this »
to notify all persons having claims
r H e,n#t *h? «■*«*« of said deceased
present them to the undersign
fp *■** Lenoir Street. Ral
eigh. North Carolina, on or be
fore the Mm day of May. 5899, or
i! i‘* woi:eo win W pleaded in bar
Af.thMr reepvery. Ail persons ir.-
deHed to the estate will please
ijr?%e- kßmcdiate payment.
|U»IA SI EMCRTOfMOW. Admit.
*b E Lenoir St . Raleigtii. N. C.
j- -7 CAIOSAGIE, Attorney
Os 18-38; Nov. }S.
J
1 I fmmk I***1 *** fjf fg gil IMgm lIE IP /ffSßft *
I in *m*K lla {jpj*. *gP *HP* !■ Jm /la«jdr9k •
SYMPOSIUM P ARTICIPANTS - Shown, left to right are: Dr. Jane C.
Wright, assistant dean and professor of surgery at New York Medical
College, Mrs. Joan Fiss Bishop, director of placement at Wellesley Col
lege, Mass., and Judge Constance Baker Motley of New-York. They are
seen chatting outside Pfieffer Chapel at Bennett College, prior to appear
ing on a symposium at the Greensboro institution last week.
MRS. NEWELL HONORED BY AKA's HERE - Shown are participants'
in a social hour held Saturday, honoring Mrs. Virginia K. Newell, former
Raleigh resident. Left to right: Mesdames Fannie Latham, Mary Davis,
Ethel Green, Jeanette Hicks, Theima Keck, Susie Perry, Paulette Mack,
Executive Secretary, Ophelia Noble, Debutante Ball Chairman, Banleus,
Thelma Watkins, presenting gifts to honoree V. K. Newell, Marguerite
Adams, Joyce Davis, Phyllis Mann, Delores Revis, Hattie Edmondson,
Bettie Ingram, Irene Lane, Mertie Batey, Myrtle Crockett, Majorie
Debnam. (See story).
Jjs| i' %
, PARTICIPATE IN WOMAN’S DAY PROGRAM - Shown are some of
the many participants in a Woman’s Day program recently held at the
Rush Metropolitan AME Zion Church, E. Cabarrus Street. The speaker
was Bishop W. A. Stewart, shown right center, front row*. The pastor,
the Rev. T. H, Harris, is shown in center, front row.
NOTICE
NORTH INA
WAKK COt'NTY
n*Tire romsT
RIBHI FAKRA.T. Plaintiff
vs.
ANA FARFIA.y, Defendant
rhe above named defendant.
Ana Famd, will take notice that
pe action entitled as above has
been commenced (n the Superior
Court at Wake Count'.-. North Car
olina, tov the plaintiff !o secure
«n absolute divorce front the de
*«wi*nt uw>n ,he Prounds that
plaintiff and precedine the bring
ing of this action and the defen
dant will further take notice that
ia required to appear at the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Wake Countv, in the
Courthouse in Haleijfh. North Car
olina on or before the 28tb dav
of November, ie«a and answer to
the complaint in said action, or
the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
This Pth dev of October. 19S8,
SEETCWEN BARNdTE Asst.
tSertc Super or Court. Wake C’tv
W. FRANK BROWEK. Attorney
SW ®. Lenoir St., Saleieh, N. C,
Oct. U-iS-KJ; Jfev. S. lsßfc
CAR© OF SWANKS
tr. appreciation for the m*nv
card*, flowers, visits and other
kindnesses shown to me while St
was a patient in Wake County
Hospital. T offer my most sincere
thanks.
MR. CHARLES COSTS*
& FAMILY
a ekJ ft half its pay
should foji.ow time and half ia
iaterast work.
* * *
Vastly iff the pride of na
ture,
Apex Consolidated School News
APEX-C.D, Keck, principal
of Apex Consolidated School,
releases the names of the fol
lowin honor students for the
first six-week period First
grade; Sandra Lattimore,
Shelly Morrison, Carolyn
Evans, Ricky Mangum, Rebecca
Richardson, Eric Thomas, Re
lander Revels, Vera Whitehead,,
Sarah Perkins, Brenda
Mosley and Pamela Medlin.
Third grade: Bruce Thomas.
Fourth grade; Bobby Judd,
Dwight M, Wright, Linda Giles,
Rosie Jefferys, Gwendolyn
Revels, Vanessa E. Roland and
Cynthia Seagreves. Fifth grade*
Jerry Franks, Debbie Adams,
Wanda Boone, Angela Gaddy,
Joan Cross, Gloria Blackman,
Daryl Council, Wayne Cann&dy
and Robert E. Stewart. Seventh;
Darlene Farrar, Joel Newkirk
and Charles Lynn. Eighth
grade; Linda Faye Wooten
and Share® Elaine Thomas.
Nintlv grade; Phyllis Adams,
Bissie Williams, and Sylvia
Boone. Tenth grades Venson
Tyrone Thomas, Michael
McDowand Bernard Richard
son. Eleventh grade; Peggy
Ho.' nn, Jeaisette I.ee and Glenda
McM&sters. Twelfth grade;
Carolyn Burnette, Jacqueline
Lee, Deborah Cooper, Betty
Gilbert, Irene Estes and RTh
James.
The following students have
been “tapped" for the Crown
and Secpter Honor Society:
Glenda McMasters, Annie Gun
ter, Paulette Jefferys, Pamela
Thomas, Peggy Horton and
Dorothy Franks. These new in
ducted members will join
Deborah Cooper, Irene Estes
and Ruth James in the Crown
and Secpter Club. Installation
service will be held Friday,
October 25, 1968 in the Apex
Consolidated Gymtorlum. The
speaker for this occasion will
be Mrs. Thelma C. lennon,
The advisors are Miss R.
Rayford and Mrs. E. C.
Dorssett.
The annual Kollo ween Carni
val will be held Wednesday,
October 30, at7:3op.rn. Con
cession stands and games will
be included In the Festivities.
Some of the activities are
basketball tossing, dancing and
pinning the tall on the donkey.
We are looking forward to the
many hilarious costumes. A
prize will be given to the most
unusual costume.
Oscar Smith
New PR Man
At Shaw U.
Dr. James E. Cheek, pres
ident of Shaw University, re
cently announced the appoint
ment of Oscar S. Smith, Jr.
as director of Public Relations.
The 38-year-old Raleigh na
tive returns to the area after
a 10-year stint in the Washing
ton, D. C. area and a 5-years
stay in Prince George's County,
Maryland.
He has held professional po
sitions as a radio - news an
nouncer with now non-operative
WRNC -FM District Heights,
Maryland, ten years with the
United States Information A
geucy as an information spe
cialist, a year as director of
community relations with the
City of Glenarden, Md., and
four years as executive direc-
OSCAR S. SMITH, JR.
tor of the Glenarden Urban
Renewal Agency.
While in Maryland, he was
appointed by the Prince
George's County Commission
ers to the County Improvement
Committee, and the County Cul
■ * . • - ■- •
:: ■ P 91
25TH NAACP VIEWS - Rev. R. M. Pitt,
Winston-Salem Baptist pastor (center) nestles
a huge loving cup upon which he has won
the first year’s award for having secured
S3OO on six NAACP Life Memberships. Mor
ris Graham and Julius Smith, (extreme right)
received a plaque for the Mooresville NAACP
(South Iredell County) which had secured some
135 youth members in six councils. Other
awardees are unidentified. In the background
(right) stand Charles A. McLean, field sec
retary for Tarheelia and Kelly M. Alexan
der Sr., president. The middle photo is a
view of the intensely interested youths re
presenting college and high school chapters
as they discussed issues. The bottom photo
shows the Hon. Clark S. Brown, Grand Mas
ter of Tarheelia’s Prince Hall Masons, (left)
bringing rejoicing to president Kelly Alex
ander and treasurer Bernard J. Battle' as he
presents the $3,858.49 check from the Ma
sonic Jurisdiction to aid NAACP*s freedom
fight. The P. A. Masons give large contri
butions each year. At Battle’s elbow sits
Dr. Romeo Lewis, Clinton NAACP proxy and
guiding genius of the Clinton Garment Com
pany which employs ever 300 girls with a pay
roll of some $15,000 weekly. (Photos by J.
B. Barren)
, ALUMNI PRESIDENT GREETS ST. AUG’S BOARD CHAIRMAN-Left:
Oscar Peay, president, National Alumni. Association, Saint Augustine’s
College, greeting William J. Walker, Jr., chairman, the executive com
mittee of the Board of Trustees, as r arrives for the 102nd Formal
Opening Convocation at the college on October 15. In the center is Dr.
Prezell R. Robinson, president of Sami Augustine’s College,(SEE STORY).
tural Comission. He also serv
ed as a consultant to the Coun
ty Human Relations Commis
sion.
While in Maryland, Smith was
very active in political and
community activities. He is a
member of the Prince George’s
County Young Democrats, Past
Ist Vice President - Prince
George's County National Asso
ciation for the Advancement of
Colored People.
He is a member of Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity, Frontiers
International and the Prince
Hall Free and Accepted Ma
sons of the World.
Mr. Smith received both his
elementary and high school
training in Raleigh at Crosby -
THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH N. C, SATURDAY. OCTOBER ,X! 19*58
Garfield and the old Washington
High School, respectively.
Alter graduating from St.
Augustine’s College, in Raleigh
with a B. A, degree in Music
and English he served in the
United States Army for two
years, assigned to the Armed
Forces Korean Network, in Ko
rea.
Upon completion of nis mili
tary service, Mr. S.niti „• trend
ed George V ashingtor, v. V • , -
sity for a shorn period. Mot
recently U- has done additional
work toward a Master's degree
at the University oi Maryland
in comm unit dt elopment and
public relations, through a grant
by the Department oi Hom ing
and Urban Development - Re
gion IT.
He lias been a comi Uniting
writer to magaain- >, nev ~pape
rs. and pel iodicals In the field
of Community Organization .md
Development.
Iu his new capacity at sha . -
niversity, Smith > ill be > ..spon
sible for assisting tin- president
in all areas of relat ions between
the university and the public it
Laird’s I®
Apple UJL
Brandy | tagfJ
*-spim fj t&inriS I
SO4O ill ■
mm ’ H OftCK fj
Distilled Straight Apple Brandy. 80 Proof
Laird & Co., Scobeyviiie, N. J
SPECIAL
SALE
CHEV: 1%7 B 1-Air I D; Sedan V H A.T. Power
Steering, F„e»oiy A-.t P< •<• $1895.00. Pay
$295 00 down —balunc. $67.84 per month.
CHEV: 1966 Irnpala 4 Dr Sedan V-8 AT. Power
Steering Factory Air. Pnc< $650.00 Pay
$250.00 down—balance $69.95 per monh.
CHEV: 1966 Chevelle, Malibu 4-Dr. Sedan 6 cyl.
A T I Po«'t-r Steering Pr:> * : only $1495.00
$250.00 down—-balance $65 48 per month.
BUICK: 1963 Skylark Conv't V 8A T Only $795.00.
Pay $195 00 town balance $56.36 per
month.
FORD: 1961 Gal. 500 2 Dr H.T. V-8 A.T. Will be
sold so: only $295.00.
VW: 1967 2-Dr. Sedan only $1495.00. Pay $250.00
down- -balance $52.8S per nonth ’
THESE CAPS WERE i l ft CHASED ESPECIALLY FOE
THIS SALE, AND ALL APE REAL CLEAN AND IN
GOOD CONDITION
AUTO DISCOUNT
COMPANY
mOM 828-7436
601 FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIGH, N. C.
TRADE
LEASE
serves.
/ ~
is married to a
graduate of Shaw University,
the former Gloria A. Kershaw
of Summit, N. J. The Smith's
have two children, a daughter,
Robin Den>so, 9 years of age
Ami a son, Oscar S., (HI), 4 1/2
years old.
* * *
- ■ cogiddon of good
"dimes worse than
none at h tl.
—
ROOMS
FOB. RENT
Furnished rooms
for couples as well
as single persons.
Raleigh’s best Ph»
833-3048.
-- - - - -
7