THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH. N. €.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 1971
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HOMEWORKERS WANTED
Envelope addressers; send self
addressed, stamped envelope. OV
ERJSEAS JOBS Ifu'h Pay; List of
companies hi rim? .
THE El LICIT COMPANY
* 748 Washington Avenue
Miami IJearh' Florida 33139
MAIDS TO $125 WEEK
BEST JOBS NOW!
in IN V N J friendly families.
Gift Miss DIXIE AGENCY * '.-P 1
W .40 .1 Di-pi 20V. NY ( 10018
“A Thinking Man
Drives A Yellow’’
YELLOW CAB CO,
2(11 W MORGAN ST
832-5811 I
L- r — _
welders”
ATLAS STEEL PRODUCTS
COM PAN T
New Here O ft\il
Roie’cy, f. ,
308 WHITLEY ASSOC.. INC
Suite 503 Pi oftsslobal Bldf/.
Telephone 828-6056
NORTH CAROLINA STATE PER
-ONNES, DEPARTMENT. P. O
Box 528. 121 West .Tones St. Ra
_k>:eb: N C No fee charged. An
£ HOM£ SERVICES ||
TA HEBuHO STREET DRAPERY
■THOP —Vv e specialize in draper
slipwr. eis bedspreads, deco
; a ted pillows Workmanship and
iaterial' guaranteed. Dial 828-
.Master Charge invited Mrs
VcA Wilder, owner.
W HARRIS TRANSFER CO
1.. u.i t.., distance mov-
T 1 Pi'S' kac. N C. or contact
F. • Sid Restaurant, Cabai
n.-. S’.ieet
POOLE BROTHERS Well Drilling
i W Bi iirc Dav FI one
266 to N'Ct.t Phone 266-142 C
V. r'e .- Rji.se!! N C
i- t’h: frame molding
v . lu, city liwiper co
J; FURNII
| EOR SALE |
NEW AVI, v«E»l FURNITURE
G. S Turker & Bros . Inc
l!2 i:. Hargett St.
MONK'S DISCOUONT TURN I -
TCRE Why pay retaiL Save up
lo SIW) on Bedroom Suites. Llv
lngrooir Suites Up to 'j off on
other items Terms. 772-6255. 10
arn -5 a r. Highway 401 S , be
tween Kings and Shoney.
TERRY FURNITURE CO We
bu' d ?•■'.; r.ew and used fur
nuui " -;T E Martin St 818-8:34
mm m&mi mwh|
§ MISCELLANEOUS 1
fj FOR SALE 1
Cooper’s Bav-B-Q
BAR-n-Q and
Chicken
tOur Special! yl
Bis and Chicken
10S E DAVIE ST
GOLF BALLS, 50 percent off. All
Golfers Pro Shop. Wendell High
way
TYPEWRITERS, adding machines
Diamonds radios and all kinds
of musical instruments We trade,
loan or buv See us and save. RE
LIABLE LOAN CO., 367 S Wilm
ington St . Raleigh
TOH .111 . 3 ...
home front Creed moor. 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 V-4138, L K. Cannon,
Monroe, N. C.
WOBTHDALE 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, den. centra! air. fenced
backvard all for s'B 8 1 Cal! ro
dav FINLEY GALLERY HOMES.
782-3122
ARCIN’ FOREST—3 bedrooms. 2
baths, carnet, den. ‘large lot. a
good buv r'tf Call touav FIN
LEY GALLERY HOMES, 782-3122.
WORTHDALE Full basement
plus 3 bedrooms. 1 bath Car
oeting living room and dining
room and air conditioned. Mike
this ' 950 -nuare foot home a roof
buv * f' l ' Z Call today. FIN
LEY HOMES 732-3122.
s6ll DC A N and $.4 .0) a month
lor a g.eat three bedroom home
in Wortlidalv Finley Gallery df
Homes 2-8 8432. (terms quoted
FHA-Sj years it flirt.
SPLIT LEVEL IN W CRTHDALE
Tnrec btdiuom. with downstairs
deii and v. orkshop. Fenced in
backyard SJl.ilO. Finley Gallery
of Homes 828-8492.
WORTH'D ALE 3 bedroom brick.
CERTIFIED TEIACiHER opening
Day Care Center near Poole
Road. Ages 4-up. Cal! Mrs. Keith
at 834-7083 after 5.
CrVELIA BEAUTY COLLEGE - A
complete course in Beauty Cul
ture. Personality and Charm. Day
and nightly elapse-; weekly or
monthly. Air conditioned. Mrs. C
J Pit is. Owner-Manager, 229 S
E st Street. Raleieh. N. C.
p HELPjVANim} |j
W’e need local people to stuff and
address envelopes for our mail
order firm. For more information
send a stamped, self-addressed
envelope to: MANAGER, BOX
3816 LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS.
T>?r,3
MANUFACTURING FOREMAN
Electronic assembly. $9,020 plus.
Fee paid Excellent benefits De
gree necessary. Management Re
cruiters 2873 Computer Drive.
Suite 106 787-78,12. Licensed by
the State of North Carolina.
MALE HELP WANTED—Plasteret
Completion of grammar school
and 3 years experience in the
plastering trade. Salary $545 per
month. Apply Personnel Office,
Dorothea Dick Hospital Monday
through Friday S to 11 a.m.
HOUSE FOR SALE—Good loca
tion One block from new post
office on New Bern Ave.. Zone R
-10. May be used for business
space. Best buy Call 362-7805
WANTED Woman desires do
mestic work 5 days. Call 834-
V 698
HOMEWORKERS WANTED (ell
velope addressers; Rush stamped
self-addresied envelope to D D.
Homeworkers Agency, Box 32
Beattyville, Kentucky 413:1
OUR FIRMS URGENTLY need
envelope addressers (Longhand)
and typists at home or office. Up
to $106.03 per week possible. For
full details send $2.0!) with a
stamped, self-addressed envelope
to help you get started.
Send to: SUSAN BRONSON
2(595 Albion Fid.
Strongsville, Ohio 44i26
HELP W. :TEd”~"ilco.oo weekly
possible i-duressm*, mail for
firms Fun ana part time at
home—Sena siampca seif-aaaress
ed envelope to mabei Co , Box
12453, nl lexas 73212
For Sale
LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Approx
imately $75 to SBS per month on
t> new 3 bedroom KiNGSBERPY Home
with FHA financing available. SHOO down
and move in These terms are based
on $17,000' cash price consisting of
a family with ? or more children
and unadjusted Income of $6,000 . 360
mo. payments of 585 Model home
open for Inspection NOW Cal! HILL
REALTY CO. for additional information
828-4809
3 GRAVE PLOTS in New Mount
Hope Cemetery Write D F.
Sanford, 1804 Lacombe Ave. New
York. N. Y.. 1C742.
FOR SALE—A floor-furnace with
pump and a 275 gallon tank at
half price Call 829-0628 after 4 30
pm.
REPORT PROPERTY Nags Head
North Carolina's Finest Resort
Property. Buy a lot with all kinds
of recreation included on beauti
ful Collinpton Harbor Call 828-
3461 after 6 pm.
H FOR RENTS
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent
Utilities included, also privil
eges 832-5412
Furnished room for rent. Utilities
included 833-6412.
Nice room in rooming house for
males— convenient to bus stop
or downtown House with mar
ried coupie Herd of hold pre
ferred. Write to Box 25747.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE TOE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
NOTICE
70-SP-429
EARNEST LUCAS and wife,
DOLUE BELL LUCAS. Petition
ers
JAMES CHAVIS’
The Defendant will take notice
that Earnest Lucas and wife, Dol
tie Bell ILucas, Petitioners have
commenced in the Superior Court
of Wake County, North Carolina,
a Special Proceeding entitled as
above, in which they seek to adopt
Joyce Marie Chavis of Wake
County, and to declaim the said
Joyce Marie Chavis an abandoned
child
And the 3aid Defendant, James
Chavis, will further take notice
that he is required to appear at
the office of the Clerk of Super
ior Court of Wake County in his
office in the Courthouse in Ra
leigh, North Carolina on or be
fore the l6Vh day of December,
l»7i, and answer or demur to the
petition filed In said proceeding
on the 7th day of August, 1970, or
the petitioners will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in
said petition. Aed
That the said petitioners in said
Special Proceeding, pursuant to
General Statutes of North Caro
lina Chapter 18, Section j
• land :TiO^«d
.r.'rt to rind as a fact and Yh
declare that James Chavis has
wilfully abandoned his child,
Joyce Marie Chavis for at least
six consecutive months prior to
the commencement of this Spec
ial Proceeding, and that James
Chavis will further take notice
that the Petitioners hereto will
ask the Clerk of Superior Court
of Wake County on the 16th day
of December, 1971, at the Court
house in Raleigh. North Carolina,
to determine the facts constitut
ing the abandonment, and toe
said James Chavis will further
take notice that he is required
to appear at that time and place
and show cause, if any he has,
why a determination of abandon
ment shoud not be entered.
This the 2nd day of November
1971
-SARA AI. LEIN. A-st Clerk of
i Superior Court
■ NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PRO
CESS BY PUBLICATION
I IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE
8 DISTRICT COURT DIV (CIVIL)
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
DHADER ASHKER. Plaintiff
LETA ASHKER. Defendant
To Let a Ashker, Defendant:
Take notice that a pleading seek
ing relief against you has been
filed in the above-entitled action.
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows
DIVORCE UPON GOUNDS OF
ONE YEAR SEPARATION
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
than December S, 1971, and upon
your failure to do so the party
seeking service against you will
apply to the court for the relief
sought.
This, the 2ist day of Oct , 1971.
W. FRANK BROWER, Attorney
935 E. Lenoir St., Raleigh, N C.
Nov. 6-13 20, 1971
i NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PRO
CESS BY PUBLICATION
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT
DIVSION (CIVIL)
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
I WAKE COUNTY
RENEE SINGLETON. Plaintiff
vs.
ALFRED SINGLETON. Defendant
To Alfred Singleton, Defendant:
Take notice that a pleading seek
ing relief against you lias been
8 filed in the above-entitled action
I The nature •of the relief being
I sought is as follows:
I DIVORCE UPON GROUNDS OF
ONE YEAR SEPARATION
I You are required to make rie-
I sense to such pleading not later
| than December 3, 1971, and upon
your failure to do so the part
seeking service against you will
apply to the couu for the relief
sought,
This, the 20th day of Oct., 1971.
W. FRANK BROWER, Attorney
9 5 E. Lenoir Si... Raltigtt, N C
Oct. 23-3:;. Nov. 6. 971
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PRO
CESS BY PUBLICATION
IN THE GENERAL. COURT OF
JUSTICE
DISTRICT COURT DIV (CIVIL)
NORTII CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
FAYE CIRINO. Plaintiff
vs.
FRUSTINO CIRINO, Defendant
To Frustino Cirino Defendant;
Take notice that a pleading seek
ing relief against you lias been
filed in the ahove-entitled action.
Toe nature of the relief being
(ought is as follows:
DIVORCE UPON GROUNDS OF
ONE YEAR SEPARATION
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
than December 23, 1971. and upon
your failure to do so the party
seeking service against you will
apply to the court for the relief
sought.
This, the 4th day of November.
1971.
W FRANK BROWER, Attorney
005 E, Lon or, St.. Rdeigh, N. C.
Nov. .3-21-27, 1971
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PRO
CESS BY PUBLICATION
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE
DISTRICT COURT DIV (CIVIL;
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
CLINTON RAYNOR, Plaintiff
vs.
CECILIA RAYNOR. Defendant
To Cecilia Raynor, Defendant:
Take notice that a pleading seek
ing relief against you has been
filed in the above-entitled action
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows:
DIVORCE UPON GROUNDS OF
ONE YEAR SEPARATION
You are required to make de
fense lo such pleading not later
than December 23. 1971. and upon
your failure to do -o the party
seeking service against you will
apply to the court for !he relief
sought.
This, the 3rd dav of Nov . 1971
W FRANK BROWER. Attorney
9C5 E Lenoir Si Raleigh. N C.
Nov. 13-20-27 197 i
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CLUTCHES FOOTBALL AFTER INTERCEP
TION- Chicago: Packers’ defensive back Dave
Robinson (89) clutches football after making
an interception on a pass thrown to Bears Bob
w a ll- ' < maj- irifT the 1 °‘*kle on Robinson, in the
- ‘ ■ ot u-o’Aember 7 ball game, (UPI),
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor
and Executrix of the estate of
Mr Leonidas Frazier. deceased,
late of Wake County, North Caro
lina. this is to notify ail persons
having claims against the estate
of aid deceased to exhibit them
to 'be undersigned at 312 East
Cabarius Street, Raleigh. North
Carolina, on or before the 3rd day
of May, 1972. or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recov
er;. Ail persons indebted to the
estate will please make immedi
ate payment.
T;iis Bth day of Nov., 1971.
MR GOAN FRAZIER AND MRS.
MARINA FRAZIER. Executor
<a d Executrix
F J. CARNAGE. Attorney
Nov. 13-23-27; Dec. 4, 1971
MEMORIAM
CLARINE E CHRISTMAS
Departed this life. November
9th, 1969
In ONE sense, there is no death.
The life of a soul on earth lasts
beyond its departure. You will al
ways fee! that life touching yours,
that voice speaking to you. that
spirit looking out of others eyes;
taking to you in tire familiar
things she touched, worked with
and loved. She lives on in MY
life, and in the lives of others
\< ~o knew her.
Her Brother,
JOSEPH BERNARD CHE IIS TM A S
GARNER
BY MRS. EDNA WHITTEY
and MRS. ALICE WILLIAMS
Sunday morning, November 7,
at il a.m. the morning worship
services began at the Wake Bap
tist Grove Church of Garner
wirh Dr. C.P. Briley pastor,
presiding. The junior choir
sang the processional hymn,
“God. Os Our Father,’ with
Mrs. Pearl Moore at the organ.
Dr, Briley offered the morn
ing prayer, which wis followed
by the response, “Hear our
Prayer,” The junior ushers
lifted the mission offering. Mr.
Qunnie Woods offered a prayer,
and the selection, “Blessed As
surance”, was heard. The re
sponsive reading selection 38
was led by Miss Roslyn Woods.
Our scripture lesson was read
from the book of Proverbs 22:
1-15 by Dr, Briley. The reading
was followed with a prayer ren
dered by Deacon Willie Leach.
The choir then presented the se
lection, “It Is Well With My
Soul.” Rev. Ernest Cofield of
fered a special prayer for the
youth department. Rev. Briley
was in charge of our youth per
iod, which was followed with
the Lord’s prayer. The spiri
tual, “Yes The Lord Will Make
A Way”, was led by Miss Lyn
da Rogers. Deacon Nathanial
Cooke was in charge of the of
fertory period, and prayer. The
response was, “All Things
Come Os Thee O Lord.”
Announcements and recog
nition of visitors were made by
Mrs. Mary Magnum. After this
period, a presentation was made
to the church by Mrs. Naomi
Leak, president of the Les
Brave Junior Woman’s Club,
Dr, Briley then delivered an
inspiring message, using as his
test Proverbs 22:1-3, His sub
ject was, “Watch As W’ell As
Pray.” Qur church extends
special prayers to our sick and
shut-in, who Include: Mr. Wil
liam Avery, and Rev. Harris,
pastor of Rand Street Chris
tian Church, along with Rev.
Edgerton, pastor of the Spring
field Baptist Church.
The Wake Baptist Grove
Church wishes to express its
thanks and appre iation to the
members of the Les Brave Jun
ior Woman’s Club for their pre
sentation to our church. We do
hope they will find time to wor
ship with us again.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
“Worry can do a lot of things
to you;
“Prayer can do a lot of things
for you.
Nov. IM2
Am Curtis-
Davis Days
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - ACTION,
a St. Louis based human rights
organization, calls fen at" o
day boycott of all school
classes, Thursda- . N- .
and Friday, Nov. 12 to suppo: t
the campaign of twelve dem m's
made upon the St. Louis ' . n i
of Education, including the t. •
naming of area high schools
ACTION seeks to have North
west changed to Angela Davis
High School; Soldan to Robert
Curtis High; Beaumont to Mal
colm X High; and Central u
Dr. Martin Luther King High
It is said approximately twen
ty-five thousand leaflets entitl
ed "2 Days Off -- Robert Cur
tis - Angela Davis Days” and
having pictures of Attorn,;, Ro
bert Curtis, a former contro
versial St. Louis Legal Alt:
lawyer, now with a Legal Aid
Project in Newark, New Jo -
sey, and Angela Davis, ha
been circulated.
Elementary, high school, oid
university students, in the cit.
and county, both Black and
white, are being asked to honor
the Curtis-Davis Days by aot
attending classes. Additional
support is also being solicited
of parents, teachers, and Cm
Dublic at large, to take ties
day off from work-call in tek,
etc. “It would be a golden ;
portunity,” said ACTP s.v’s
Chairman Percy Gr*. on.
take these two days an ! in.
about the many good thinnsc :
cernlng these two Block t ,r -
geous persons. Aft mi;
this -knowledge, self styk .
form tour youngsters. ’
ber, you cannot depend
Board of Education io a
you or your youngster t:
about anything; the; ’i
lying and making excuse.-
everything being requested •
them.”
ACTION’S first school bov< n
was October 1, termed A . la
Davis Day.
Some weeks ago, ACTION re
issued twelve demands ‘v
met by the public school s -
tern. The Board, so
ignored the demands, as v.asex
pected by ACTION officials.
ACTION said that it has a com
mitment to “wipe - Out” the
Board’s “I don’t give a dan n"
attitude toward meaningful . .■
cation by Black definition
ACTION SETS NEW BI \ 1
BOYCOTT GUIDELINES
In a new communique to ••
merchants concerning the Won
der Bread -Hostess Cake boy
cott, ACTION instructs the m> .
chants to refrain from stork
ing the product until Juu H) 2.
ACTION says, however, if aif
ficient progress is mad,-
garding the hiring md p . i
ing oi oiacKs oeiore that da;,-,
the merchants will be contacted
directly by an ACTION official.
If no progress is mad*. the
boycott will be extended six
more months.
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4 WTSv. V CHILD S
PLAY s
BARBARA ALUN _aj
DOLLS TKACH GROOMt Vi
There are better wayx a■ . .
lecturing and scolchnq ; > •
ter good grooming in \ ;
daughters.
Certainly. before- they r
old enough to care for he
selves, our example and tin
attention we moiheix • . ,
their hair, for instance. .;
set a pattern for the future
But, once a girl gets to t
four or five yea r s old s'n
wants to start making her
own decisions about hov. st.
looks. Habits set during these
formative years have a direr
relationship on later behav
ior. Unfortunately wh e :
these grooming habits are hat':
the result is an unkempt teen
ager. I’ve found that making
my daughter conscious of
welt groomed hair and clothe
can be accomplished in a ear
iety of subtle ways
A very effective method wa>
giving her Ideal’s hair grow
ing “Beautiful Crissy” doll.
This isn't a product that doe -
everything for your child. It
simply is a beautiful 17W inch
doll that nas a unique feature
—its hair may be made to
grow from a short bob to wartt
length and is easily set in a
variety of hair styles.
Crissy also comes dressed in
the latest fashions, helping to
make youngsters more con
scious of being well dressed.
Our children love to far.ta
size with their playthings.
Through their dolls, they pro
ject themselves into the real
world. In the case of Crissy,
it’s the world of teenagers.
And, if at the age of five or
nine they can be em-o-.
to dream c, *,
eiuthes and having neat. - m
p’ ’SOX LOOKS ON AFTER FUMBLING-Miami, Fla.: :
• ‘s i.son (32) looks on ofter fumbling v
Ibf second period here November 7. Miami’
(. a ah) recovered the ball on the 1-yard line, stoppi:
I < l \ | ] / 1 !p T \
; His WORKS? - New York: Mark Loro a- (
! <) be enjoying his work as he tackles W'n n
' ; hiefs alter a short gain during their s>amr
a -riddled Jets, getting a-fine effort lYmn
I ' l scored an upset 13-10 victory ovei w
■ ’dij jv ; FOR BALL-Atlanta: Hawks' lilt Will’-
a ball, that slipped awav from Braves Mob Ka ; : ,
t: • iAu basket. Atlanta’ Bill Bridges (32) watches the •! . u.,
1 ; hair, that image is likely
tl ‘ MKk in later years. Then
•m •■ui itaughters truly will
help in the ‘‘Keep America
Beautiful'' campaign.
A lot o! us are husy raking
up leaves this time of year.
You can make ynur lawn
-uknig i: a s i c r by wateiing
the leaves lightly before you
start. This spraying prevents
t hem from blowing and holds
them in niace while you co)-
Rent-A-Ford
LTD'S, Thunderbirds, Pintos
Wagons, Mustang, Tor;no
•“f'/YFY! S 4 00 per day i
rrUlTl. plus mileage j "
Call Gordon Kv c
Wiygul-Sanders ford j
401 Downtotrn BW. a ;