26 THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, RALEIGH, 1957 N. C. Thursday Morning, February 28, THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME. By JIMMY HATLO AND THIS HERE'S I'M POETIC. DINK PINALLY GOT HERE TO FIX YOUR SINK us HINKY DINK PLUMBING CONSULTANTS YEN QUIZ HOWCUM? THE FIXIT GUYS YOU CALLED AT 8 A.M.
ALWAYS, SHOW UP JUST AT DINNER-PARTY TIME THANX AND. A TIP OF THE HAT TO MRS. J. REITER, 30-9TH AVENUE, SING FEATURES SYNDICATE, WORLD RIGHTS RESERVED. 228 SAN MATEO, CALIF.
Deaths and Funerals ROXBORO- -John Robert Loyd, 52, of Ca-Vel died at 11 o'clock Wednesday morning after suffering a heart attack. A native of Halifax County, he was the son of the late James Thomas and Fannie Wallace Loyd. For 28 years he was employed at the Corporation and for the past year he operated the Midway Barber Shop. Survivors include his wife, Rachel Griles Loyd; three daughters, Mrs. Kathleen Wade of Burlington, Mrs.
Evelyn Knight of Durham and Mrs. Carolyn Parham of Columbus, one son, J. R. Loyd Jr. of the home; one sister, Mrs.
Mary Moorefield of Route 4, Roxboro; three half-sisters, Mrs. Ella Connally and Mrs. Howard Hughs of Longhurst and Mrs. Gene Soloman of Route 3, Roxboro; one brother, Jessie Loyd of Clover, one halfbrother, Eldred Moorefield of Longhurst; one grandchild. Funeral services will be conducted at 4 p.
m. Friday at the Longhurst Methodist Church, with the Rev. K. B. Sexton, officiating, assisted by the Rev.
Kelly Wilson. Burial will be in the Providence cemetery. here Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. Robert Eason, Methodist minister of Ayden, Burial will follow in the Jackson family cemetery near Ayden. Surviving are, his wife, Mrs.
Sudie Jackson; three daughters, Mrs. Elbert Smith of Ayden, Mrs. Glen H. Buck of Vanceboro and Miss Estelle Jackson of the home; one son, Charles T. Jackson of the home; one sister, Mrs.
Eva Heath of Grifton; three grandchildren. Parnell. bzsides his widow, and father, are two daughters, amanda Faye and Ona Frances Rogerson; one son, William Dalton Rogerson, all of the home; three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Mizelle, Miss Ella Faye Rogerson and Mrs. Cena Rogerson; two brothers, R.
ther, Jasper Rogerson; and Mrs. Louella Roberson Rogerson, all of this county. The funeral will be held in the Rose of Sharon Free Will Baptist Church near Bear Grass Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock by the assisted by the Rev. Dewitt of Greenville. Interment will be in the family cemetery near Coreys Cross roads.
Other Deaths, Page Twenty-Five. County, Funeral services will be Grass township. He was married JOHN R. LOYD. Britts Funeral Chapel May 30, 1950, to Callie Nannie CASEY E.
BROWN. CHINQUAPIN Casey E. Brown, 47, died at his home Chinquapin, Route 1, about p.m. Tuesday night. Funeral services will be Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the home.
Officiating will be the Rev. E. W. Walton of Maple Hill. Burial will follow in Brown family cemetery near the home.
Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Ella Wood; one daughter, Iris Dean Brown; one son, Casey Wilson Brown, both of the home; his mother, Mrs. E. W. Brown Chinquapin; four brothers, Walter, Jimmie, Herbert and Norman, all of Chinquapin; four sisters, Mrs. Olive Fountain, Mrs.
Linister Futreal and Miss Lacy Brown, all of Chinquapin, Mrs. George Barnes of Philadelphia. VANDER S. BULLARD. LORIS, S.
'uneral services for Vander Shade Bullard, 67, of Loris will be held Thursday at 3:00 at the Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. The Rev. Bob Carter and the Rev. DKAYTON Fowler will officiate wi burial following in the church cem tery. Mr.
Bullard died Tuesday the home of his daughter, Mrs. L. D. Gause of Ocean Drive Beach. He was married to the late Mrs.
Mandy Anderson and was the son of the late Richard and Emma Long. Bullard of Brunswick County. He has retired from farming. Surviving are three sons, Bullard of Bolibia, Oscar Bullard Pensacola, Alford Bullard Pensacola, six daughters, Myrtle Lee Gause of Ocean Drive Beach, Juanita West of Wampee, Virginia Sullivan of Newport News, Eronic Cox and May Faircloth of Loris, Veeda Hilburn of Warwick, and grandLay, children. SAMUEL B.
LEGGETT. FAIRMONT Samuel Buster Leggett, 56, of Route 2, died Wednesday in a Mullins, S. hospital. The funeral will be conducted in Prevatte Funeral Chapel at 4 p.m. Thursday by the Rev.
Prentice Fox and the Rev. A. P. Stephens. Burial will be in the family cemetery.
Mr. Leggett was a resident of Robeson County for a resident of Robeson County for 33 years, a son of Wright and Lida Atkinson Leggett. He was a member of Oakton Baptist Church. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Genera Atkinson Leggett; three sons, Sonny Randolph, Bobby and Gerald of the home; seven daughters, Mrs.
Gerald Grant of Route Chester, S. Mrs. Ed Mercer of Lakeview, S. Mrs. Blancho Evans of fairmont, and Janice Faye, Edna Ann, Jewel and Kathy Leggett of the home; two brothers, Robert and Zimp Leggett Fairmont, Route and two sisters, Mrs.
H. H. Stanley of Pauls and Mrs. Macy Lewis Fairmont. PHILLIP R.
TETTERTON. JAMESVILLE- services were held Wednesday afternoon Phillip Roy Tetterton, 24, of Jamesville, who was drowned Friday, boat afternoon Roanoke when he River fell while from returning from a fishing trip. The body was recovered late Tuesday afternoon by the Coast Guard. He was the son of Mrs. Mildred Tetterton Wildred Tetterton Woodard Yorktown, Va.
He was a salesman for East Cwrolina Supply Co. Plymouth and was a member Jamesville Christian Church, where funeral services were concluded. The Rev. C. N.
Barnette Plymouth officiated, assisted by the Rev. Gill Waters Bill Waters of Kinston. Burial was in the church cemetery. Surviving addition to his mother are his wife, Mrs. Margaret Davis, Tetterton, and two children, Phillip Jr.
and Sherrol of the home. DALTON G. ROBERSON. WILLIAMSTON Dalton Godfrey Rogerson, 39, died in Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill, Tues day. He was born in Martin County, the son of Romulus G.
and the late Amanda Coltrain Rogerson, and farmed all his life in Bear Legal Notices duly adopted by the City Couneil and is hereby published AS required by law. C. H. PRITCHARD City Clerk and Treasurer NO 2-28 2:28. CITY OF RALEIGH.
ORDINANCE NO. 638 ZC-23. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RALEIGH BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RALEIGH: Section 1. That the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Raleigh (being Chapter 11 of the City Code and including the Zoning District Map which a part of said ordinance) is hereby amended as follows: Northwest corner of Oberlin Road and Clark Avenue from Shopping Center District to Office and al District. The new one mile area recently added to the zoning jurisdiction of the City of Raleigh by annexation of Country Club Hills to be zoned Residential 4 and Residential 6.
1600, 1602, and 1604 Bickett Boulevard, being lots No. 1, 2, and 3 of Block F-42 from Industrial to Residential 10 District for a depth of 150 feet on each lot from Bickett Boulevard. Oberlin Road on the west side be tween Stafford and Everett Streets, being lots 12-28 of block D-143 from R-20 to Office and Institution District. Sec. 2.
That this ordinance shall become effective in accordance with law. The foregoing ordinance has been duly adopted by the City Council and is hereby published as required by law. C. H. PRITCHARD City Clerk al and Treasurer NO 2-28 2-28.
CITY OF RALEIGH. ORDINANCE NO. 640. AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE RATE TO BE CHARGED FOR SEWER SERVICE WHEN THE USER OF THE SEWER DISCONTINUES THE USE OF CITY WATER. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RALEIGH: Section 1.
That a new paragraph be added to Section 44 of Chapter 9 of the City Code as follows: Persons, firms and corporations now using City water who shall hereafter discontinue such use but shall discharge sewage into the City sewer system shall be charged a sewer service charge based upon the charge which would be applicable to the monthly average use of water during the twelve months period immediately preceding such discontinuance. Sec. 2. This ordinance shall become effective twenty days after its publication. The foregoing ordinance has been duly adopted by the City Council and is hereby published as required by Jaw.
C. H. PRITCHARD City Clerk and Treasurer NO 2-28 2-28. LEGAL NOTICE Advertisem*nt Sealed proposals will be received by the Wilson County Board of Education, Wilson, N. in the Office of the County Superintendent in the Court House, Wilson, N.
C. until 2:00 P.M., March 19th, 1957 for the erection of the following buildings. Groups 1-Lucama: 6 Class Room Building. Auditorium, Covered walkway. Central Heating Plant.
Renovation 2 Toilet Rooms. 2-Band Room, Rock Ridge. Addition to Old Springfield School: Toilet Rooms, Heating Plant, Sewage Disposal Plant. Lee Woodard School, Black Creek: Renovation 2 Toilet Rooms, Elementary Library. Stantonsburg: Cafeteria and Covered Walkway.
3-Gardner's School: Cafeteria, Toilet Room Addition, Renovation 2 Toilet Rooms. Speight School: Trades Building. Saratoga: Cafeteria Renovation, Four Toilet Rooms Renovation Combination bid on Group 1, 2 and 3. The new buildings will be fireproof construction, masonry walls and partitions, concrete and tile floors, sash, steel roof joist, pyrofill roof slabs. All as shown by plans and details and as specified.
Separate proposals will be received on each group. Proposals will be opened and read in public on the above date. The contractors are hereby notified that all laws applicable for the construction will be observed in receiving and awarding contracts. Plans, specifications and contract documents are open for inspection in the office of Frank W. Benton, Architect, 608 Pender Wilson, N.
C. and at the office of the Superintendent of Wilson County Schools, Wilson, N. C. Plans and specifications for the general construction may be had upon a deposit of a check or cash for $20.00 each for heating, plumbing or wiring; check to be made payable to the architect. The full amount will be refunded to the contractors submitting bona fide bid on the vork upon the return of the plans and specifications in good condition within five days after opening of bids.
Sub-contractors requesting plans will be required to pay for the printing and mailing. Plans for general construction will be on file in the A.G.C. office in Raleigh, N. C. All bids must be accompanied by a bid bond for five percent of the bid.
Bonds to be made payable to the Wilson County Board of Education, Wilson, N. C. A performance bond of 100 percent will be required and must be acceptable to the Wilson County Board of Education, Wilson, N. C. No bid may be withdrawn after the scheduled time for opening of bids.
The Board of Education reserves the right to hold all bids for a period of thirty days from opening of bids. The owners reserve the right to' ject any or all bids and waive informalities. WILSON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, Wilson, N. C. M.
V. Wilkerson, Chairman, H. D. Browning, Superintendent Frank W. Benton, Architect Wilson, N.
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TE 2-6763. once. Box P-204, care this paper. 3 ENGINEER WANTED: Large textile manufacturer wants mechanical engineer with industrial experience. Location in central North Carolina.
Salary open. Answer to Box P-205, care this paper. 6 DRAGLINE OPERATOR wanted. Experienced in highway and drainage work. Call or write R.
W. Long Construction Box 222, Tarboro, N. Phone 3789. 26 BARBER WANTED permanent job. Third chair.
commission. Will pay good guarantee. Wards Barber Shop, Goldsboro, N. C. 2 CHEF WANTED for new restaurant in Winston Salem, N.
C. Call Park. 3-4913 for appointment. Opening about 3 weeks. 28 CURB BOYS, over 18.
Dial TE 2-3169. 25 POLICEMAN who is familiar with the general operation of a small town. One who can supervise and plan work for maintenance help. Must be able to furnish A-1 references. Send photograph if available.
Also age, marital status, dependents and any other information that terest the writer. Our employes know of this ad. All applications will be held in strict confidence. Salary open. Write Box 0-110 paper.
28 0 PEN IN for Franklinville, bookkeeper, N. C. in Randolph RanMills, dolph County. Good opportunity for advancement for man with ability and energy. MACHINIST WANTED, first class.
Able to operate and make set ups on all conventional machines. Must be able to work to close tolerances. Must be able to read and interpret shop schematics, blueprints and engineering drawings. Starting rate commensurate with ability. Good chance for advancement in private industry.
Apply Pomona Terra-Cotta Pomano Employment Branch, Service Greensboro Office. or to your 28 SODA FOUNTAIN man. Apply in person, Johnny's Drive In Grill. CURB BOYS WANTED. Apply Johnny's Drive-In Grill.
BOYS: earn extra spending money every evening after school. Sell "The Raleigh Times" in downtown Raleigh. Also a free bicycle will be given to the who sells the most papers in a months period. See Arnold Seawell at The News and Observer Times Building 215 S. McDowell on week-days from 3:30 to 4:00 and 11:30 to 12:00 Saturdays.
3. Male Help Wanted PHARMACIST, good hours, good salary. Excellent working conditions. Apply at JOHNSON SERVICE CO. Contact: 1042 Oakmont Avenue Greensboro, N.
C. Telephone 7105 Specialists in manufacture and sales of Automatic Temperature and Humidity Control offer employment to recent engineering graduates in sales engineering. Female Help Wanted EXPERIENCED SECRETARY for general office work for manufacturer's representative. TE 2-6657. 30 WOMAN to work grill.
Excellent job for right person. Apply mornings Roy's Drive-In, Durham Hiway. 27 STENO-SECRETARY for General Insurance Agency, Familiar with office routine involved. Capable of assuming responsibility. Interested in person desiring career.
Write Box 2163, Raleigh, or Phone TE 2-0977. 27 MEDICAL SECRETARIES (2) wanted: Salary open. Phone or write Mrs. Phyllis M. Phillips, Wesley Long Hospital, Greensboro.
N. C. Phone 2-0166, Ext. 20. 2 WHITE WOMAN with good character, refferences for housekeeper nice Raleigh home.
Working couple, fifth grade child. Give references, past employment if any, age and starting salary expected. P. 0. Box 9521, Raleigh, N.
C. 28 CASHIER WANTED, experienced, apply Mr. McLean, Ship Shore Restaurant, Wilson. No phone calls please. 28 WHITE WOMAN Wanted who knows cooking and salad work to act as working assistant to kitchen Steward.
Write giving past experience and etc. Box 297, Newport News, Virginia." 2 HOUSEWIVES -turn idle hours No busy cash. If you have few free evenings and use of a car, dial TE 4-7776 between 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. or write.
P. 0. Box 9234. 28 NURSES, REGISTERED, general duty. wanted immediately, $235 starting salary, Automatic raises, hospitalization.
paid vacation, paid sick leave, new hospital. new nurses, residence, one hour from beaches Write or call collect, Mra. Wilma Pate, Director of Duplia General Female Help Wanted IMMEDIATE OPENING for operating room greduate nurse. New 75 bed pital. Apply Supcrintendent of Nurses, Onslow Memorial Hospital, Jacksonville, N.
C. CURB GIRLS needed. Apply Johnny's Supper Club, after 3 p.m. WHITE STUDENT NURSES wanted. Single, between ages Graduate of an accredited high school.
Hospital since 1910. Room and board furnished. No tuition. Stipend paid. For, more infor mation, write to Director of Nurses, Ham.
let Hospital, Hamlet. N. C. 15 BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. Woodlief's Beauty House, 2511 Fairview Rd.
TE 2-5632, TE 2-5055. 28 WHY BE BOREDI Raleigh publishing firm has spot for a young woman who isn't afraid to meet the public and enjoys the challenge of responsible work. Must be high school grad, good speller, pleasant speaking voice, clean and neat appearance. Not a job. this is permanent, steady, non-seasonal work in ultra-modern air conditioned quarters.
Sales experience helpful but not as essential as having sunny personality. Write in your own handwriting today (completely confidential, of course) to Box E-909, care this paper. 5. Male- -Female Help Wanted NEED PIANIST in Raleigh or surrounding area for newly organized gospel male quartet. Dial HO 7-3213.
FRY COOK, salad girl, dishwashers, waiters, only experienced need apply. Mr. McLean at Ship 'n' Shore Restaurant, Wilson. No phone calls please. 28 YOUNG COUPLE to operate modern motor court.
Live in quarters furnished. Requirements: Age 25-40. Own late model car, good personality, honest, sober and dependable. No children or pets. Office experience helpful.
Furnish picture with your reply giving qualifications, educaLion and reference. Write Box E-907. care this paper. 28 5-A. Employment Agencies Wien in need of office personnel Dial TE 4-9952, Jimmy O'Neal, Mgr.
CAROLINA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 120 S. Salisbury Raleigh 'A Confidential Service" Sales Personnel 1950. Raleigh. 11 AMBITIOUS SALESMAN WORK QUALIFIED LEADS LIBERAL COMMISSIONS COMPARE! Income opportunity, company, products and sales plan before making decision to represent any firm in the field of fine table appointments. Make the comparison, then decide.
For personal interview write: Manager, P. O. Box 6387, Raleigh. 28 5 EXPERIENCED vacuum cleaner or direct salesmen wanted to train as group while managers. training; Should much earn $150 to $200 week more managers.
Chance of lifetime. Apply 109 W. Martin 7 to 9 p.m. AVON CALLING. Earn extra money now for yourself.
Serve customers who demand Avon products. Ladies with car, needed in Warrenton, Youngsville and Roanoke Rapids. Write Mrs. Gaynelle Brooks, P. O.
Box 2271, Durham, N. C. giving information about yourself and your location. MAN FAMILIAR with electrical apparatus for sales territory in Eastern North Carolina. Prefer man over 30 with application experience.
Need not be a graduate engineer. Dial TE 3-5378 or write to Box EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY This may be your opportunity to enter one of the most interesting, most satisfying and best paying fields of selling. We are a long established, nationally recognized, steadily expanding, ethical school doing a multi-million dollar business offering both home study and resident courses to young men and women. Thousands of graduates trained and placed in the rapidly expanding Airlines and Electrottics Radio Television industries. Approved for veterans.
Listed in U. S. Office of Education directory "Accredited Higher Institutions." Resident schools located in East. Midwest and West. We require an honest, conscientious.
steady working, bondable representative with a serviceable automobile to represent us in this section of North Carolina. Some over-night travel required. Reasonable earning potential some outstanding men earn substantially more. Phone M. E.
Davis. Room' 432. Carolina Hotel today or write to P. 0. Box 148.
Pitman. N. J. Central Technical Institute, Kansas City, Missouri. 28 PART MEN TIME PAY NOTHING REQUIRED but the will to work.
Supply your family with an additional $120 per week. More working hours if desired. If you can be on the job from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and be available Saturday, apply in person 11:00 a.m.
to 5 p.m. W. B. GOODMAN, Hotel Sir Walter. 28 SALESMEN Must replace two men who have been promoted within our rapidly expanding organization.
You will be furnished live leads daily. Men will find this well worth investigation. You will be trained under capable supervision. Our men earn in excess of $100 per week. Call 4119, Greenville, N.
C. for appointment. 28 SALESMAN The McCaskey Register Division, Victor Adding Machine Company has on opening for handle a conscientious and energetic man to our entire line, consisting of cash registers, charge account systems, safes, sales books and business forms. The Victor ties. Expansion Program offers many opportuniand forms Experience in business machines helpful but not esential.
We a planned and proven training. If interested write stating qualifications to: MR. V. T. HIMEBAUCH VICTOR ADDING MACHINE CO.
1007 W. Morehead St. CHARLOTTE 8, N. C. 8 SALARY MINIMUM $87.50 WEEKLY MEN YOUNG (19-32) to make calls Outside order department of large international Concern.
ONLY REQUIREMENTS You must be of neat appearance, enjoy meeting people, and have the ability to listen. CAR FURNISHED For interview call Mr. David Marrash at TE 4-9942 between 9:30 and 1 o'clock Monday through Thursday. SALARY MINIMUM $87.50 WEEKLY 28 9. Teachers Wanted 5TH GRADE teacher wanted immediately.
Williams Township School. Telephone Tabor City 2131 or write Rt. 3. Whiteville. 99 10.
Positions Wanted COLORED GIRL' desires maid or housework. 9 to 6 p.m. TE 3-8005. 1 EXPERIENCED secretary desires position for immediate employment. Dial TE 4-6719.
2 COLORED LADY desires Saturday work, and babysitting nights. references furnished. TE 4-6707. 28 PART TIME POSITION. Married student, experienced sales correspondence, all types office procedure.
Very reasonable Salary. TE 3-9970. 11. Schools Instructions EARN while learning diesel. Write Greer Shop Training, 212 S.
Marietta Gastonia, N. C. PLAY HAVEN NURSERY Convenient hours, transportation 412 New Bern Ave. Dial TE 4-9493. TEENY WEENY NURSERY Open All Summer 3606 Clark Ave.
Call TE 4-2741. ACCORDION INSTRUCTION Friday night instruction now available for adults and children as low as $2.00 per week including use of instrument. Stephenson Music Cameron Village, TE 2-2019. 13. Monuments WARNER'S 55 years service Call TE 2- 2350, write C-51 Raleigh.
Showyard 3919 Hillsboro Street. Robert Warner. 14. Special Notices INCOME TAX and accounting services. By appointment.
TE 4-6548 day or night. INCOME TAX returns promptly and efficiently completed. For appointment day or evening, dial TE 2-0182. 26 THE FUQUAY-VARINA American Legion fishing pond will be for lease Saturday, March 2, at 2 p.m. for A period of 3 years.
It was formerly known as Johnston's Pond and has good fishing. Located 3 miles north of Fuquay- The lease will be made at pond site to highest bidder. Be present if interested. SEWING MACHINE repairs, prompt service. Low prices.
Guaranteed. TE 2-3083. 4 NEW HOMES, repairing, additions, roofing, free estimates. Financing, TE 3-6984. FLOORS REFINISHED, Heater coal, $1.00 per baz delivered.
TE 2-0185. Fred Mitchell. EXPERT TAX assistance by former ternal Revenue official. Day or night. TE 3-1841.
18 NOW IS the time to have your Spring Tune-Up on your Power Lawn Mower: Call- Sears, Roebuck Cameron Village. TE 4-2561. INCOME TAX returns, reasonable. Call Lewis. TE 4-4207 or TE 3-1397.
14 INCOME TAX and Bookkeeping service. Reasonable, Day or night. TE 2-2718. 14 2 CRUSHED STONE: delivered for driveways, in truckload lots. $2 per ton, anywhere in Raleigh city limits, Dial TE 2-2597.
28 FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING: Guaranteed. 10 per cent discount on materials. Dupree' Upholstering, dial TE RINGRAM bookkeeping. businesses specialty. TE NEW HOMES, repairing, Free Special Notices P.
J. ORE Income Tax Service will continue to be operated Mrs. P. J. "Deductions" Orr with same competent staff RA always.
TO 2-1163. PAPERHANGING. inside and outside painting. Ed Rhue. 3-2562.
28 PAINTING AND WALLPAPERING, qual. ity work. Reasonable. T. V.
Bunch. TE 4-7410. 28 PAINTING, papering, carpentry, plastering, finish D. Thompson. TE 2-8452.
THE BEST septic tank cleaning can done with the best equipment. Dial 2-3225. Duke's Pope, Housemoving Stantonsburg, Contractor. 8. 2492.
ASPHALT PAVING Driveways, parking lots, industrial sites, crushed stone, excavating and grading. Free estimates. OSCAR MILLER, CONTRACTOR DIAL TE 3-2421, DAY OR NIGHT Building remodeling and repairs! commercial- residential. TE 4-1252, TE 2-2481 P. S.
West Construction Co. Member General Contractors SCHRAMM AIR COMPRESSOR For rent by the hour, day, month or year. J. B. HUNT SONS Dial TE 4-0781 BAKERS BROWN ROOFING CO.
Continuous Service Since 1915 Dial TE 2-4528 408 W. Davie St. ASPHALT PAVEMENTS For driveway, service stations, parking lots and industrial sites Grading and cavating. For rent, motor grader, front end loader and trucks. Topsoil for streets and yards.
Call CALVIN RAY TE 2-1443 or EX 5-3769 WAKE FOREST Painting and Papering Ben L. Rhue Dial TE 4-0487 SALES- -SERVICE Lawnmowers, Power Hand Mercury Outboard Motors. Schwinn Bicycles Tee Nee and Gator Trailers Penn-Yan, Barbour, and Lone Star Boats Ammunition Fishing Tackle Shotguns -Pistols -rifles. "We Service What We Sell" HILL'S INC. 105 S.
Wilmington Dial TE 2-8172. POOLE BROS. WELL CO. Wendell FO 5-2851 Raleigh TE 3-4275 Guaranteed Satisfactory Service To All. 15.
Personals THELMA: hope you have good sense of humor. You will need it if you keep on acting up. Eddy. DUKE OF DUNN: you have had your last warning. Keep clear of Hetty.
We are not fooling. Elmer's friends. HONEYMOONERS: you can come home now, keys under mat. Look in refrigerator. The Gang.
28 16. Business Services BOOKKEEPING service small firms or businesses. Reasonable. TE 2-2718. 28 WARREN'S TRANSFER Local and Long -Distance Moving TE 3-4666 Raleigh TE 3-4667 20.
Money to Lend NEED MONEY? We can help you. Loans, personal, auto, furniture. STATE FINANCE 133 S. Salisbury. TE 3-3801.
WAKE FINANCE CO: personal, auto, and furniture loans. Applications accepted by phone. Dial TE 4-6288, 18 W. Hargett St. FAMILY FINANCE AND ACCEPTANCE CORP.
of Raleigh, Inc. 411 Fayetteville St. Dial TE 3-8684. Consolidate your bills. Southern Auto Finance Co.
323 West Morgan, dial TE MIDLAND FINANCE CO. Auto 411 Hillsboro Financing and Dial TE Refinancing 4-7333 AUTO LOANS, DIAL TE 3-3844 Auto Finance 421 S. McDowell Commercial Negotiators We buy and sell profitable businesses and properties for our Clients Privately. Write Box 488 Charlotte. RESTAURANT in Chapel Hill.
Good business. Write Box P-201. care this paper. Phone 9-3411. 28 FIRST RUN modern' up-to-date theater, located large city, grosses $100,000.
To Responsible Party. Box E-906 Care this paper. 23 MODERN TEXACO SERVICE Station available for lease in Enfield, N. C. excellent location offering good opportunity for man with reasonable investment.
Write The Texas Company, P. 0. Box 47, Rocky Mount, N. C. 1 ESTABLISHED SHOE repair shop.
Cary. Store and equipment for lease. P. 0. Box 2403.
Raleigh. 18 MONEY TO INVEST. We buy profitable businesses and properties for clients confidentially. Commercial Negotiators. Box 488, Charlotte.
HARDWARE, HOBBY, Sporting Goods Store in Downtown Raleigh. Will sacrifice for quick cash sale. All new stock and fixtures. Can be moved or will arrange lease for present location. Cash required.
$5,000.00. Write News and Observer-Raleigh Times Box A-509. DRY GOODS, clothing, shoes. If you wish to sell entire or part of your stock "for contact Robinson Zebulon N. C.
Phone AN 9-3381. 21 Business Opportunities MODERN STORE for rent, 24x72 ft. Good location, heavy traffic. Rental $250 month. Vogue Men's Shop, P.
0. Box 703, Fayetteville. 2 GARAGE and service station for sale. Will sell inventory or part stock. Dial TE 4-1143.
3 STOCK OF MERCHANDISE in small drug store for sale. Fixtures and building for rent or sale. A. A. Price, Barker Lumberton, N.
C. SMALL SUBURBAN store-filling station combination, 1-mile north of State Fairgrounds. Sell stock and rent store. Business Phone, TE 3-8509, Residence TE 3-3506. LOCKSMITH LOCATION for sale or rent.
Established downtown section. Nugent, 214 East Main, Richmond, Va. COMMERCIAL NEGOTIATING SERVICE. 23. Room and Board ROOM and delicious meals for gentlemen.
Close in. Dial TE 2-5914. 6 NICE ROOM. 1 or 2 girls in private home. Near bus.
TE 3-4441. ROOM with meals for nice business girl. Close in. Dial TE 2-4033. 5 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT: Room and board for men.
$12. weekly Dial TE 4- 9823. 2 ROOM AND BOARD for gentlemen. Home cooked meals. Private home.
TE 4-4815. 22 24. Rooms For Rent GENTLEMAN, comfortable room, private bath, private home, near Five Points, TE 3-7942. 3 CHRISTIAN LADIES, rooms or small apartment. Meals if desired.
TE 2-9665. 2 FURNISHED bedroom, adjoining bath, Capital Apartments. Dial TE 2-8907. 28 FURNISHED. Every room with private bath.
Maid service, parking. TE 3-9840. SINGLE ROOM for gentleman. Share bath. $7.50 week.
Dial TE 2-9637 after 5 p.m. 27 ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, semi-private bath. Good location. Private home. Dial TE 4-2249.
1 FURNISHED ROOM, good location, private entrance Hayes Barton. Business lady. TE 3-1149. 5 ROOM for colored girl, kitchen privileges. Dial TE 3-4050 after 1 o'clock.
28. MAN, share basem*nt front room, Lavatory. connectbath. room Private entrance. 745 Hillsboro.
26 $5.00 WEEK. Newly furnished bedroom, gentleman. Dial TE 4-0127 after 6 p.m. 26 FRONT BEDROOM, all conveniences. Breakfast privileges.
Dial TE 4-8400. 25 GENTLEMAN, large room, private bath. In Cameron Park. Dial TE 2-4360. NICE FURNISHED room to gentleman.
$30 month. 412 S. Boylan Ave. 25 ROOM for girls, on bus line. 1325 Sycamore St.
TE 4-0487. PRIVATE ENTRANCE. private shower. S. Blount.
By appointment. TE 2- 4769. GENTLEMAN, COMFORTABLE room, private home. Cameron Park. Tub, Shower.
References. TE 2-2963. 20 VERY Convenient DESIRABLE room for business girls. 2-4766. and reasonable.
TE 14 LADY DESIRES roommate. All conveniences. Twin beds. Close in. Bus stop.
TE 4-380. 18 FOR GENTLEMAN, St. Mary's St. near Rex Hospital. Dial TE 2-7185.
23 24-A Rooms Wanted PRIVATE ROOM with two meals. In nice section. Call room 324, Andrew Johnson Hotel, after 7:30 p.m. 25. Apartments (Furnished) 2-ROOM apartment, furnished nicely and clean.
Heated. Working couple, TE 3-6589. 2 2-ROOM furnished apt. Private bath. Water, lights, heat furnished.
TE 2-3646. 27 GROUND FLOOR, 3 rooms, furnished. heat, water and lights. Private bath, separate entrance. 701 East Franklin after 12 p.m.
30 LOVELY 2 ROOMS furnished pt. Private bath, entrance. Ground floor. Bus service. Parking space.
Hot air heat. TE 2-7302, 604 E. Franklin St. NICELY South. FURNISHED trailer, $00.
3 miles nut 15-A Arvin, TE 3-3430. BEDROOM. 908 W. kitchen, South bat St. Water.
Private entrance. APARTMENT. Private bath, entrance, electric kitchen. Adults. 131 8.
Roylan. NICELY Western Blvd. FURNISHED $60. Adulta. TE 2-1472.
apt. OH 25. Apartments (Furnished) BEDROOM-kitchenette, $17.50 weekly, couPle: also 4-0381. bedroom $10. privileges, ATTRACTIVE efficiency apartment.
Furniched or unfurnished. TE 2-3221 or apply 207 Vance Apts. TWO GIRLS to share Capitol. bedroom apart: ment. One block of Dial TE 2-4778.
26 LARGE APARTMENT, 2 or 3 bedrooms, 2 baths; also 2 rooms, bath. Delightful country place near Raleigh. TE 3-5291. 28 THREE ROOM private apt. 7 South West Street.
Dial TE 4-9779. GIRL to share furnished apt. Cameron VI. lage. Box E-908, care this paper.
LARGE FURNISHED Will apartment, 4 good Jocation. 2 baths. accommodate girls, TE 2-8418. 25A. Apartments (Unfurnished) ROOMS and bath.
720 Harp 6t. Dial TE 2-0212. 27 THE APARTMENT YOU WANT! Nice 1o- cation. attracitve 3 rooms and bath, unfurnished. Can use electric or gas stove.
$36.50. 309 S. Person. TE 2-5370. TE 2-2520.
2 ROOMS, water, stove, refrigerator. on bus line. 606 Johnson. TE 2-5490. 4-ROOM DUPLEX, 3022 Lewis Farm Rd.
TE 2-6964 after 6 p.m. 5 ROOMS, first floor, heat, water, settled couple. Cameron 2-3378. 3 ROOMS and First bath. Stove, refrigerator furnished.
floor. See, from to 8 p.m. today. Adults. $35.
531 New Bern Ave. TE 4-9639. 28 3-BEDROOM duplex, upstairs, 520 Franklin St. $50 month. TE 4-2135.
ONE BEDROOM third floor. Heat water, refrigerator. and stove. Adults. March 1 occupancy.
Shelton Apts. TE 2-8441. TWO-BEDROOM duplex, West Raleigh, Near school and bus, $70 monthly. Dial TE 3-6650. MILBURNIE HOMES: 2-bedroom, brick duplex unfurnished.
On bus Hire, $68. TE 2-0977 or TE 3-5540. TWO BEDROOM convenient to Sherwood Bates and Josephus Daniels schools and shopping center. Available March 1. TE 2-8841.
THREE ROOM unfurnished apt. Private, $38 monthly. Polk St. TE 2-8503. THREE ROOM apartment, $40.
Corner Main and Bagwell streets in Garner. EM 2-3081, TE 2-0512. THREE ROOM APT. 2 private entrances. Bath, hot water.
2 miles north State Fairgrounds. TE 3-4277. THREE ROOM APT. with bath. Hot and cold water.
W. Lane. TE 2-2383. 26 FIVE ROOM apartment, 220 N. Bloodworth.
Second floor, private entrance. $45. TE 2-3503. THREE ROOM APT. Private bath.
Hot water and lights furnished. 121 N. Salisbury. 28 TWO 4-5546 or BEDROOM EM 2-9111. brick duplex.
Dial TE THREE ROOM unfurnished apt. Heat and hot water. Private bath and entrance. TE 4-1823. 23 TWO BEDROOM brick duplex.
Large yard $70. Farrior Rd. TE 2-8957. 2 FIVE ROOM APT. Heat, water, stove.
TE 4-4207 22 NEWLY DECORATED 5 room apartment in West Raleigh, $85 per month, heat and water furnished. 2 bedroom ground floor apartment, 100 Faircloth Apt. 1, heat and water furnished. $85 per month. Dial TE 2-2351 or TE 4-1928.
TWO BEDROOM apt. Refrigerator, stove. $75. Grant Ave. Apts.
TE 2-8441. CAMERON COURTS APTS. 4, 5 room units. Applicants Dial TE 2-5395. 25 NORTHSIDE APARTMENTS Accepting applications for future occupancy Office 1618 Glenwood Phone TE 4-0513 RALEIGH APARTMENTS Phone TE 2-6116 GRANT AVENUE APTS.
2 and 3 bedrooms. Applicants. TE 2-8441 CARREY (BUDDY) MOUSSEAU. LUMBERTON -Carrey Andrew Bousseau, 35, of Route 5, died Tuesday in a Charleston, S. hospital.
He had been employed in Charleston for the past several weeks and was injured in an automobile accident Saturday night. The body has been returned to Lumberton and the funeral will be conducted in Antioch Baptist Church at 3 p.m. Thursday, with burial in Belch Cemetery. Surviving are his father, E. J.
Mousseau; his foster mother who adopted him in infancy, Mrs. Etta Lamb; a sister, Mrs. James Norton of Clinton; a foster sister, Mrs. Abiah Hendren of Lumberton; and three foster brothers, Allen and Braddy Lamb of Lumberton and Vanty Lamb of Lumberton, Route 5. Legal Notices NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION H.
STEINMETZ, FLORIST, A PARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby given that due to the death of Matilda Steinmetz Methe partnership of Martha Steinmetz and Matilda Steinmetz McDonald, conducting the business of a retail florist under the firm name and style of H. Steinmetz and has been dissolved. Martha Hawkins Steinmetz will collect all debts owing to. the firm and debts due by the firm. This the 5th day of February, 1957, MARTHA H.
STEINMETZ Surviving Partner of H. Steinmetz, Partnership NO 3-7 ORDINANCE NO. 639. AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTION 40.14 OF THE CITY CODE BE ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LEIGH: Section 1. That Section 40.14 of the City Code be and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall become effective twenty days after publication. The foregoing ordinance has been duly adopted by the City Council and is hereby published as required by law. C.
H. PRITCHARD City Clerk and Treasurer NO 2-28 2-28. CITY OF RALEIGH. ORDINANCE NO. 635.
law. C. H. PRITCHARD City Clerk and Treasurer NO 2-28 2-28. AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING PROPERTY OWNERS WHO NOW HAVE WELLS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF WATER UPON THEIR PROPERTY OR WHO MAY HEREAFTER HAVE SUCH WELLS TO REPORT THAT FACT TO THE PUBLIC UTILITIES DEPART MENT Whereas, the City of Raleigh now has no accurate record of the number of wells within the City of leigh for the production of water and such information is necessary to fix a policy with respect to a sewer service charge to be made to the users of the sewer system of the City of Raleigh do not use City water.
NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RALEIGH: Section 1. That a new section be added to Chapter 9 of the City Code to be known as Section 46, as follows: All persons, firms, or corporations now having on their premises any wells for the production of water used in a plumbing system which discharges into City sewer shall report such fact to the Director of Public Utilities of the City of Raleigh on on or before May 1, 1957. All persons, firms or corporations who hereafter dig or cause to be dug a well on his premises for the production of water for use in the manner aforesaid shall report such fact to the Director of Public Utilities within sixty days from its completion. A violation of this section shall constitute a misdemeanor.
Section 2. This ordinance shall become effective twenty days after publication. The foregoing ordinance has been duly adopted by the City Council and is hereby published as required by CITY OF RALEIGE. ORDINANCE NO. 637.
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE TRAFFIC CODE OF THE CITY OF RALEIGH BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RALEIGH: Section 1. That Section 20(d) of Chapter 5 of the Code of the City of Raleigh entitled "Loading be amended by adding: Morgan Street, 804, 22 feet Clark Avehue, 2514, 22 feet Salisbury Street, north of County Jail Driveway, 22 feet Fairview Road, south side west of Scales Street, 200 feet. Sec. 2. That this ordinance shall be come effective as provided by law.
The foregoing ordinance has been LIMITED number applications invited business women or couples for Parkview 216 E. Jones St. Apply to Manly C. Britt Co. Odd Fellows Bldg.
West Raleigh Apt. -excellent location. Five large rooms, tile bath, porch garage. HENRY FAUCETTE TE 4-0731 PRINCE Walter Williford, of Princeton, Route 1, died of a heart attack Tuesday at 5 p.m. at his home.
Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at '3 p.m. at Riverside Free Will Baptist Church on Princeton, Route 1, by the Rev. C. M. Coats, his pastor, and the Rev.
W. H. Lancaster, pastor, both of Smithfield. Burial will be in Bethany cemetery near Cox's Mill. The body will be taken to the church at p.m.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lena Aikens Williford; two daughters, Mrs. William Myers of Princeton, 1, and Miss Rosa Lee Williford of the home; three sons, Charlie A. of Goldsboro, Route 1, and Willis H. Willi-0 ford of Norfolk, Va.
and James R. Williford of Dudley; two sisters, Mrs. Spence Beasley of Goldsboro, Route 5 and Mrs. Mary Denning of Goldsboro; two brothers, Sam and Richard Williford, both of Newton Grove, Route 15 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren. MOSES H.
HODGES. TABOR CITY- -Moses H. Hodges, Green Sea area farmer died at his home on Route 2, Tuesday. Funeral services will be held from the home Thursday at 3 p.m. by the Rev.
Clyde Prince, the Rev. H. E. King and the Rev. Ansil Smith.
A native of Horry County, he was the son of the late Thomas Hodges and Pencil Phillips Hodges. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Annie Hill Hodges; three sons, Robert of Route 2, Loris, Williams of Tabor or City, Thomas of Route 1, Conway, nine daughters, Mrs. Hamp Cannon of Mullins, Miss Rith Hodges of the home, Mrs. J.
M. Jernigan of Baldenboro, Mrs. Pearl Allen of Route 2, Loris, S. C. Mrs.
Clarence Buffkin of Route Tabor City, Mrs. Matthew Allen of Route 2, Loris, Mrs. Elmon Martin of Route 4, Loris, Mrs. Marshal Goff of Nichols, and Mrs. Bruce Sellers of Chadbourn, grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.
C. WALTER WILLIFORD. ISHAM T. MCLAMB. AUTRYVILLE Funeral services for Isham T.
McLamb, 36, farmer, who was killed on Tuesday night enroute from his farm to his home when his truck wrecked will be held at the Piney Green Baptist Church Thursday afternoon at 4 The Rev. Peyton Royal, of the church will officiate. Assisted by the Dennis Wright of Autryville. The ale body will be carried to the church one hour prior to the services. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ossie Faircioth McLamb; his father and mother, Mr. A. A. McLamb and Mrs.
Vannie Baggett McLamb of Roseboro, RFD one Allie Baggett McLamb. Roseboro, RFD two sisters, Mrs. Reba Davis of Columbus, Ohio, and Miss Mary Ann McLamb of Roseboro, RFD 2. CLAUD JACKSON. AYDEN Ciaud Jackson, 74, died at his home on Wintervilie, Route 1, Tuesday night at 6:30.
Mr. Jackson was a lifelong resident of the Ayden Community And was engaged in farming. He was the son of the late Frank and Laura tris Jackson of Pitt Cameron Village Apartments 2016 CAMERON ST. Phone TE 2-3922 P.O. Box 10394 26.
Houses For Rent 4-BEDROOM unfurnished house, all on ground floor; steam heat, air condition. by Good location. appointment. Available March 4. Shown TE 2-5478.
2 2-BEDROOM house, Hertford Village. $70 month. Dial TE 4-2898. TWO 2 BEDROOM HOUSES, one 3 bedroom house, all new. Hardwood floors, carports.
Cary. HO 7-4803. 2 TWO BEDROOM HOUSE. $55 month. 420 Raleigh View Rd.
Dial TE 3-9264. 2 MODERN 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, baths, full basem*nt, large porch, between Raleigh-Fuquay Springs. TE 3-3321. 25 NEW 6 ROOM house for rent. $80 per month.
Dial TE 2-5859. 28 HERTFORD VILLAGE. Available now. Clean, neat. 3 bedroom home.
$80. per month. Gaddy Real Estate TE 4-6381. TE 2-3919. 28 FOUR ROOM HOUSE on Umstead Lane.
Garner, $50. Call C. S. Bell. EM 2-4403.
28 FOUR ROOMS, modern conveniences, suitable for couple and child. Dial TE 2-8987. 28 MODERN 7 ROOM BRICK. 10 miles leigh. 15-A.
All conveniences. Acre lot. Dial TE 2-2816. 28 SIX Rt. 1.
ROOM Running and 4 room house, Garner, stove. and water, wired for electric $30 $18 per month. Call EM 2-9376. 28 FOUR BEDROOM home, baths. All ble one floor.
New heating system, 2701 NoRd. $100.00 month. Dial TE 4-8689. 4 LARGE 3 ROOM house Raleigh. Cary Hwy.
near Cary, $35 month. Thornes, 416 W. South. TE 2-6840. 28.
Business Places For Rent OFFICE and storage yard. Suitable for contractor, others using yard storage. Box 8026, Raleigh, N. C. 28 Sprinkler WAREHOUSE SPACE up to 10,000 ft.
system. Dial TE 2-4679 or write Box 2747. Raleigh. Apartments Stores Offices Rogers Realty and Ins. Company.
TE 2-7087 29. Real Estate Wanted WANTED: Reasonably priced acreage Shaw tracts and small farms near Raleigh. Realty Co. TE 3-9728. LET residential US SELL property your business, able by most farm eering method.
field. Call Specialists in the auctionRochelle Auction Co. Roanoke Rapids. N. 7-2551.
property, Smithfield contact N. Land Auction Co. AUCTIONS SALES: you want to sell and Clinton. N. C.
and WANTED small to buy tracts timberland, timber far.ma town. Write suitable for subdivision bear any Box 662. Warren ton, N. C. W.
AUCTION PROPERTY for MORE MONEY I. Fellows HARRIS AUCTION 403 Ode Bldg. TE 4-4700 or TE 4-2648. 30. Real Estate For Sale ON house FALLS OF NEUSE ROAD, fourth on right from 1-A highway, it's a most attractive 2-bedroom home with garage heat.
and utility forced warmair nice financing. Wake Realty TE 4-8236. 28 1510 baths. GREENWOOD 3 bedrooms, 2 accommodations. Basem*nt Abbie playroom.
Nice living Real Estate Co. TE 4-6381 and TE at 2-3919. Gaddy Barber, 2 arate 3-BEDROOM BRICK, this must be it. Sepbath. dining room, large ceramic tile West Porch, full basem*nt.
with garage area. school. Raleigh, on bus, convenient to Assume large loan very reasonable monthly per cent payments closing and a under reasonable cash payment, TE 4-8236. cost $50. Wake Realty 28 Garner.
3-BEDROOM Vacant. BRICK. Averasboro Road, can buy. TE 2-6813, Any reasonable terms TE 3-6754. 2 MOST located in COMFORTABLE 2-bedroom home Raleigh.
Yard wonderful section northwest already made. Shade trees; nancing. Wake beautiful Really flowers. Grand TE 4-8236. 28 Nice lot.
neat each room. side. Dishwasher, SPIC-AND-SPAN 2-bedroom brick in Northher. at Gaddy Garage and Real storage. Abbie Bar4-6331 and TE 2-3919, TE 3-0278.
TE WANT beautifully TO GET OUT? Call us; have restricted wooded lots to acres. Realty Area. TE Most desirable. Wake 4-8236. 38 $25.
WOODED month. LOT, In 75 Green 201. Acres. $500. $50 down, TE 4-4720.
SIX ROOM brick home with baths. Located on Drewry Lane. ceramic Owntile er has left city, and will sell for $4,500 cash and assume loan. TE 4-1822. WE CAN SELL and finance your real estate.
Realtors. Phone STOCKTON WHITE COMPANY. TE 2-4621 Security Bank Bldg. 2204 tra-large ALEXANDER Stucco home, lot with small lake in back vard. exThree dining bedroorns with bathe, full-size each room, convenient to schools and room, garage in basem*nt, heat to only.
shopping Dial TE center. Shown by appointment 4-1349, TE Want Ads are your key action sales at low cost TE 2-4411 for the facts..
