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RALEIGH, N. C., WE'im ENDING SAT., AUGUSTT 1, 1870
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XHI. I IXIOTT COMPANY
its Washington Avenue
Miami Beach Florida 33139
MAIDS TO si2 5 WEEK
BIST JOBS NOW!
in N V X ,i Fionrlly families
Fare •. roic: cnee - Free
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“A Thinking Man
Drives A Yellow”
Vi-! LOW CAB CO.
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WELDERS
ATLAS STEEL PRODUCTS
COMPANY
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Raietgn, N. C.
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808 WHITLEY ASSOC., INC
S 5 Professional Bide
T ' phone 828-fi6f-6
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Eiju.i! i ;'unity Employer
JC ; N THE WONDERFUL
WORLD OF KELLY GIRL
I* yc-j erlov viewing new peeo'lc **d
weed Ukt t 0 {>• «b>i to only
when » s convenient, you will iev®
be.nq i KELLY GIRL.
Top p»v rates and interesting ffcnv
perfiry assignments can be V&vrj It
vo- 3't ove:- -8 and have office or
marketing experience.
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Cooper’s Bar-B-Q
BIAR-H-Q and
Chicken
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Pig and Chitken
109 FI DAVIE ST
TYPEWRITERS adding machines.
Diamonds, radios and all kinds
h v,:,.cv. i.nstiumvnts Wo trade,
loan o: b o Set. us and .save. RE
LIABLE LOAN CO 3c 7 S Wilm
ington S: Raleigh.
COLT BAILS 50 percent off. .*ll
Golf; . Pro Shop, Wendell High
way.
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TARROHO STREET DRAPERY
.'■HOP We speei.t.ii in draper
ies. sii| vet bedspreads deco
rate I pi. Workmanship and
ti-ab c.h- ■ .aranteed Dial 828-
-LSi' v: , *i i Cii.it re in\ ited Airs
Nell Wiki. : owner
C W HARRIS TRANSFER CO
L • net lon. di.-tance mov
er” R. i • ,ttt. N C. or contact
a > T -• Sul R, tauiant. Cabar
rus Street
POOLE BROTHERS Well Drilling
arut We 1 Bor.ng Day Phone
2GG-2IBS N .flat Pli.mc 266-1429
Route R.Vi'h, N C
PICTURE FRAME MOLDING
CAPITAL t ITV LUMBER CO
CHARLIE'S MOTOR CO 617 West
South S' Phone 834-436:1 We
Welcome Master Charge Cards
NEW AND USED FURNITURE
G. S. Tin ker & Bros., toe.
113 E. Hargett St
MONK'S DISCOUNT FURNITURE
—Why pay retail? Save up to
$l5O on Bassett Bedroom suites;
up to $19.95. on Kingsdown mat
ress sets; to \’ 2 off on lamps, wall
pictures and accessories. Hwy. 401
3. at City Limits. 722-6255. Open
10 a m. 'til 9 p.m.
TERRY'S FURNITURE CO.— We
buy and sell new and used fur
niture. 2.14 E. Martin St. 820-8134
CTVELLA BEAUTY COLLEGE—A
complete course in Beauty Cul
ture. Personality and Charm. Day
and niehtlv classes; weekly or
monthly, Air conditioned. Mrs. C.
J. Puts. Owner-Manager. 229 S.
®i>*t Street. Raleigh. N. C
HOUSB
fOR SMS
A Real Buy
Superior Quality
FOR SALE
3 bedroom house, SIO,OOO.
Duplex $6,900. Ross Turn
er Real Estate. 833-7707.
MAGNIFICENT VIEW 6 acres.
Sanderford Road. 625 foot road
frontage City water and sewer
available. COX REALTY 334-6388
HOMES NEAR POE EILEiM EN
TARY SCHOOL. 2 and 3 bed
rooms: some with basement. FHA
and VA. Loan assumption avail
able. TOWN AND COUNTRY. Calk
634-0381.
FOR SALE A new 3 bedroom
home from Creedmoor, N.C. Turn
right on N. C. 56. proceed to Wil
ton to third store on left, turn
right to dead end. Turn left and
approximately 3-4 mile ask for
John Watson. Any reasonable
cash offer will be accepted. Call
collect 704-28<-4138. L. K. Cannon,'
Monroe, N. C.
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AUTO LOANS ~ Financing, refi
nancing AUTO DISCOUNT CO
601 FavcMcVille St 838-74.36
ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished
rooms. Would prefer girls, but
couples acceptable Phono 832-
5412.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
COMPACT COFFEE SERVICE OF
RALEIGH. INC.
Notice is hereby given that: (a)
Articles of Dissolution of Compact
Coffee Service of Raleigh. Inc., a
North Carolina corporation, were
filed in the Office of the Secre
tin v of State of North Carolina on
Jillv 2 1970.
(b) All creditors and claimants
against said dissolved corporation
shall present their respective
claims and demands immediately
to said corporation for pavment
and discharge and to do all other
acts necessary to liquidate said
old corporation.
COMPACT COFFEE SERVICE OF
RALEIGH, INC 1005 Marilyn
Drive. Raleigh, N C
August 1-8-15-22. 1970
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executrix of
the estate of James M. Smith, de
ceased. late of Wake County, N,
C this is to notify ali persons
having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at 1801 Charles
St Raleigh. N. C on or before
this notice will be pleaded in bar
the Ut day of February, 1971 or
of their recovery Ali persons
indebted to the estate will please
make immediate payment.
This Ist dav of August, 1970
CATHERINE SMITH TURNER
Executrix
J RUSSELL NIPPER. Clerk of
Superior Court. Ex-Office Judge
of Probate
F. J CARNAGE, Attorney
August 1-8-15-22. 1970
IN THE GENERAL COURT CF
JUSTICE
DISTRICT COURT DIV. (CIVIL)
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
DOROTHY 1 RADS HAW, Plnintiff
vs.
EDDIE LEE ERADSHAW. Defen
dant
Tiie . bove named defendant.
Eddie Lee B adshaw, will take
notice ihat rite action entitled as
above mu- been commenced in
’ u District Court of Wake Coun
ts. Nwrtii Carolina, by the plain
tiff to secure an absolute divorce
l'n m the defendant upon the
grounds of one year's continuous
sepa: alien preceding liic bringing
of tins action and the defendant
will further take notice that he
she Is required to appear at the
office of the Clerk of Lie Dist.iet
Court of Wake Countv. in the
Court house in Raleigh. North Car
olina on or before the 28th day
ot August, 197' and answer to
too complaint in said action, or
the plaintiff will apply to the
1 unit for tlie relief demanded in
s.ud complaint
This 7th day of July. 1979
GRETt HEN B DICKSCN Asst.
Cleik Superior Court. Wake C'v
V I BROWER. Attorney
July 11-18-25. August 1. 1970
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
Hating qualified as Executrix
of the estate of Fiederick D An
drews, deceased, late of Wake
Count). North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having
claims against la is estate to pre
sent them to tire undersigned at
her residence.. 1318 Cberlin Road,
on or before the 6th d3v of Jan
naiy :E7l. or tins notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery
AL persons indebted to said es
tate will please make Immediate
payments.
This 6th day of July. 1970
MRS GECRC'A ANDREWS Ex
ec u nix. 1213 Cberlin R , Raleigh,
F. J. CARNAGE. Attorney
July 11-18-25; August 1, 1970
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
Haying qualified as Executrix
of the Estate of Alexander E
Brown, deceased, late of Wake
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against his estate to present them
to the undersigned at 1014 South
Person Street. Raleigh, N C on
or before the 6th day of January,
• 971, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted io the said estate
please make immediate payments
This 6th day of July, 1970
MRS, VTv’IAN TONEY BROWN
Executrix .1014 S. Person Street.
Raleigh, N C.
F J CARNAGE, Attorney
Julv 11-18-25; August 1. 1970
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The lion and the lamb may
lie down together some day,
but Democrats and Republicans
are amerent.
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Most people fall to under
stand other people’s problem
because, they never take time
to consider them.
r-vy \ ; \ '-'si.vi'H ANNIVERSARY nr-:he SUND \y- rhe Silver Echoes of
Garner will observe their 26thanniversary .s.; « 1 .or;- l the Raleigh
Safety Club, corner of Branch and Mangam Mu - u ! \, August 2,
at 7:30 p.m. Appearing on the program to help cbr.de will be the
following groups: Gospel Jubilees, Sons ot C:t! ipiiul city Five,
Gospelaires, Ed Hail and thg Evening Five, (?•-, stars, Macedonia
Four, Silver Stars, Dependable Quintet and tin- « : sinners. Shown on
front row, from left are: Willie K. Jon> ■ 1 : i-?cr and Hex
Leach. Back row, left to right, are: Hooseud: < Kbnon Wil
liams, Jr., Robert Sanders and Julius Avery.
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My
GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONIES HI IT) n , : is.i .scenetak
en at the Groundbreaking at the Brighi b . . . ,uoh of God
Inc., on July 18. From left to right are: n or Durham;
Bishop W. A. Jones of Durham; Hit , e \ . Dublin of
Bright Hope, Raleigh; Evang. Eddie Has I iar\ Batchelor,
pastor and founder of Bright Hope; Re , v < ... , Durliani; and
Bishop H. Harden, Durham. The new *•: .. , ■ ■ i •.s the corner
of Bragg and Walnut Streets.
Say Muslims One Os Most
Stable Groups In USA .
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-"lnvad
ers from the Black Nation,’ a
study of the "Black Muslims”
in 1970, concludes that on its
40th anniversary, the black
separatist Islamic movement is
"one of the most stable black
institutions in the United
States."
The study also states that
the current black mood-which
the Muslims no longer are re
garded as threats to racial pro
gress-.may be conducive tothe
further growth of the religious
organization.
"Invaders from the Black
Nation" was released today by
the Race Relations Information
Center, a private, nonprofit
journalistic research agency in
Nashville, It was written by
Bernard E, Garnett, a staff writ
er for the Center.
The report examines the in
triguing movement a decade af
ter the shocking rehetoric of
Muslim leader Elijah Muham
mad and the late Malcolm X
(at the time, one of Muhammad’s
most favored disciples; made
"Black Muslim" a household
word from coast to coast and
spurred some journalists to
label Muhammad's flock "the
angriest Negroes."
Despite the characteristic
secrecy of top Muslim officials,
some ‘insights Into the black
Islamic denomination were
gleaned through inspection
tours of Muslim farms in Ala
bama~-where a bitter racial
feud erupted late last year--
and Georgia, and businesses in
Chicago, site of Muslim head
quarters; as well as from Mu
hammad's Message to the
Blackman in America, which
spells out basic religious doc
trine of the movement.
i'he report cites the growth
of the Lost-Found Nation of
Islam, whose followers com
monly are known as "Black
Muslims," though they reject
the color designation, since its
founding in 1930, The Nation of
Islam is seen as .j ,;.n,
lion-doll ar organ, an .
thriving businesses an...
country and a newspap, *p
hammad Speaks, boastiia
weekly circulation of ove; hr,-
000. The studysuggf-isy.' ; •)-
lion as” a conserve:iu •!-
mate” of the religion’s »t'<;.-.i
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STARTING AUG. 31
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Training for Positions: Accounting Clerk I. 11, HI, IV
and Statistical Analysis Clerks.
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DEAR READERS,
Personally, I feel that tny
experiences here and one of the
greatest thrills in my life,
should be shared among tny
fellow co-workers (in French)
who like I, have longed through
the years to see and visited
France.
Here, may I say many, many
thanks to my husband who gave
me this trip as a Christmas
gift and the A ATE. (American
Association of French Teach
ers).
During my trip over with no
particular place to reside in
mind, two things were decided
upon; (1) to reside in various
areas of Paris, to observe, lis
ten and study the Parisiens way
of life, and (2) seek informa
tion concerning the foreign
language curriculum in the
elementary and high schools
here in Paris.
It seems unbelievable as I
sit here at tills window of Hotel
Claude Bernard, 43 Rue Des
Ecoles (having studied about
him) and write such. It is lo
cated in the Latin Quarter with
ing walking distance from the
Sorbonne and Ecole des Beaux
Arts.
Prior to my arrival here
there was very little walking
done, but to observe it has been
done mostly by foot. However,
quite enjoyable with so much
to see that I’ve read about. My
first journey began Sunday
morning, Fathers’ Day.
It was eleven o’clock when
I heard chimes. I got dressed
and started walking. Within four
of five blocks, I wandered sur
prisingly in front of Notre
Dame. What a feeling! My cam
era started action. Upon enter
ing I lighted a candle and made
a prayer at an altar and pro
ceeded to take picture of the
exterior including the priest and
congregation as they chanted.
On my way out pinching my
self, I walked all around No
tre Dame photographing. On my
back to the hotel I read a sign
“Louvre” pointing straight a
head along the Seine River,
which divides Paris left and
right banks. Here I became all
educated and kept walking a
long the Seine, observing pos
ters, fishermen, etc., until I
readied Pout Carrousel where
I crossed over to the Louvre,
world’s greatest museum, to
see Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo
and others. Steadily walking
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Raleigh 828-1177"
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ROUTE I—-BOX 97 WENDELL, N. C
Telephone 266-2650 Night Pitone Only 266-2005
For Sale or Rent
Furnished And Unfurnished
Apartments
BY FULLER CREATIONS CO.
1 beautiful furnished 3-room apartment. I furnished
4-room apartment, 1 unfurnished 5 room apartment
All in a very beautiful setting at Restful Pines. L< t
your church activity and good deportment pay the
rent.
NEW CONCEPT IN SMALL BUSINESS
A complex of 5 small businesses including tak<-oul
food stand, grocery store, motel and other businesses
Call George Fuller
828-5809
End Os Month Spemis
1968 Mustang V-8 with air
1970 Challenger V-8 with air mpr
$3100.00 Vmk' If
See ED GILL
Low Payments—High Trade-In
FREE STEAK DINNER *M \ : /
with the purchase of a new or \ I ; 'm f
" aed Mr - Ed Gill
716 Downtown Blvd. Phone 828-7461
Mrs. Pollan Writes From ibrood
I entered Into the Jardio Des
Tuilertes, quite breath taking
io view. Hof* I had lunch.
More walking crossing the
Place de la Concorde Into the
Champs El\ sesses when my
e\ es revealed straight ahead the
Ate de Triornphe and to mv
left the Eiffel Tower. On to the
Arc do Triornpheand back to
Rue Franklin D. Roosevelt
"'here I became weary only to
see a sign “Bateaux Mouches,”
the tour boats. Faster I walked
with determination to get to
POET’S CORNER
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ROOMS
FOR RENT
Furinshed rooms
for couples as well
as single persons.
Raleigh’s best. Ph.
f 833-SO4B.
the Eiffel Towe 1 '
The boat ride oitet ' l im an
opportunity for photography, the
sculpture and arc! It. ctuie all
along the Seine Rivet, and the
Eiffel Tower which left nit ith
? riking impression of now aw e
f,.amply beautiful Paris trail'
is
Next week m\ plans art h>
visit the Bureau Univeisitaiu:
de Statlstiques concerning the
curriculum study.
(To be continued),
Mrs. Bevnetta H. Pull, s
A NEED TO BE ■<
BY F.LVAUI.T IA (EVF.) MI.M
1 MECKLENBURG TERRACE )
There’s a special need in all of us,
Begging and pleading for your trust;
She’ll do all things that are right,
For a special someone, day or niuht.
This need in a woman is strong,
And if shared in her heart will be a son ;
She’ll strive to fill her destiny,
Because tills woman is you and me.
Woman, show your concern, go ahead,
And please votir very special man;
With your kind of love, if you can,
I believe God wants us to be.
With our special man, don’t you see,
He made man and woman to be tot ethei;
To stand against ant kind of v.eat! er,
So cater to his special needs.
Be his living angel here on earth,
Let him know his love Is all you need;
Tel! him, for all it’s worth,,
Share all your pleasures and joy.
He’ll want to know about your sorrov.. *
\ndsometimes let him ' nan ;
Good things you plan for tbniorr- ■
Being just happy is not the •: inn. ’
Any man can’t make your ! ear* sin.: ,
He's got to be j out special
So keep him happy if \ou can.
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