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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06

James HughIey, As, Of 53ll
23rd, collapsed and died on the
kitchen floor Of his home about
an hour after he arrived home
from work at the Ford Motor Co,
Mrs. LII Mae Hughley, As, told
police her husband had not been
i'll.
Arthur Sellers, 80. OF 1858 w.
Grand Blvd. operator of a bar
Der shop at 1919 Blaine. was
found guilty of engaging in an
illegal occupation last week by
Recorders Judge Paul +. Krause
and fined $50 or go days in the
House of Correction.
Robert Mcbride. SO, of 3847
West Hancock. who came TO the
barber shop to turn over some
mutual bets to Sellers, was found
guilty on the same charge and
fined $500 or 80 days in the
House of Correction
Both men were arrested by
Patrolman Herbert Lampkins of
the vice bureau. The officer said
he went to the barber shop and
placed a $500 bet with Sellers,
barber, and owner of the shop,
and then placed him under ar
rest
Patrolman Lampkins said he
put on BARRIERS coat and was
standing behind a BARRIERS chair,
when McBridge entered and ask
ed for Sellers. The officer said
he informed McBridge that he
was taking care of Sellers work.
AT this point Mcbride gave Pa
trolman Lampkins two white en-
velopes containing rs current
dated bets and S10.65.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06

Confiscated from Sellers were
81 current dated bet slips and
50.
Sellers denied accepting BET
from the policeman. He said he
refused to take the bet because
he knew Lampkins was a police
officer.
James II. McGrudcr, A. OF 8720
Twelfth. was found guilty Of as
sault and battery last week by
Recorders Judge Paul <. Krause
and sentenced to 60 days in the
House of Correction.
McGruder was arrested on the
complaint of his wife, Mrs. Louise
McGruder, AZ, of the address,
who accused her husband of beat
ing her in the face with his
fists.
Mrs. McGruder said she was as
slstlng her son with MS lesson,
when her husband called her
into the kitchen. He beat her
when she refused to obey his
orders.
John Boyd, 48, of 661 Brady,
was found guilty of bootlegging
last week and fined $25 or 80
days in the House of Correction.
Boyd was arrested in his home
after selling patrolman Lamar
Sneed of the vice bureau, a gallon
of moonshine whiskey for 81.
Confiscated were eight addi-
tional gallons of moonshine
whiskey and ST.
The fine was imposed by Re-
corder's Judge Paul E. Krause.
Willie Wheeler, 40, of 1889
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06
COURT news =

Cooper. was arrested last week
and charged in a warrant with en-
gaging in an illegal occupation.
Patrolman Lamar Sneed arrest
ed Wheeler at GIT Livington, AZ
ter purchasing one-haIf-pint oil
corn whiskey for SITS.
The officers said he confiscatcd
liz pints of whiskey.
Rance Carl williams, 81. OF
1854 Lawton. was found guilty
Of engaging in an illegal occupa'
ton last week by Recorders
Judge Paul f. Krause and fined
SIS or 80 days in the House OF
Correction.
Police said they arrested Will
liams in a market at 5945 Lin
wood. where he hid ten mutual
bets under a box of strawberry
shortcake.
Also confiscated was Sll in
admitted gambling money.
.
Major Mckay. IL. of 4439 Or
leans. was remanded to the
county Jail for a week last Thurs
day after pleading guilty TO the
assault of a l4-year-old boy.
Police said Mckay knocked the
boy from his bike in front Of
2675 East Warren. They said he
was the leader of a gang of
about 10 boys.
Earl Hunter. 33. of 1887 Glad
stone. charged with assault and
battery on the complaint of his
girlfriend, Miss Loretta Young,
20. of 2720 McGraw, walked to
his freedom from Recorders
Court when Miss Young failed TO
appear in court. Police said Hunt
err struck Miss Young in the face
with his fists, after accusing her
Of running around with another
man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06
HOOO Expected
For Summer Session

ANN ARBOR - More than H.,
900 persons are expected to at
tend The University of Michigan's
1861 Summer Session which will
feature a broad range OF AGA
demic programs including a trip
to Russia and a public lecture
series on the Civil War. an
nounces ~ Ed Miller (Ph.D)
associate director of the Summer
Session.
A total OF l0,40l persons stu
died for credit during the 1860
Summer Session. In addition to
the students working for resi-
dence credit, several thousand
persons will take part in wide
variety of non-credit special pro-
grams. Professor Miller says.
While for most students the
eight-week Summer Session in
Ann Arbor will open June &c
and close August 10, some unite
OF Summer Session will start
operating as early as June 19
and end in early September,
Professor Miller points out.
About $50 visiting faculty mem.
bers will add TO the regular UNI
summer staff. Extension centers
will operate in six Michigan cities
for those who wish TO accelerate
their educational programs but
unable TO attend the regular ses
sions in Ann Arbor. Seven camps
in Michigan. Wyoming and Color
ado will offer laboratory and
field courses.
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Atty. Charles r. PERKINS
g7J r Warren

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOX LIE
CoriNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANSEhf
RARBARA SUMNER, Plaintiff, vs.
John CORNELIOUS SUMNER, Deieh'
dant.
Az n session of said Court, heiu
al the Courthouse in the city y,
Detroit on the Twentieth oay Vi
March AID. 1861.
PRESENT HONORABLE: Theodore n
Bohn. Circuit Court Judge.
In this cause, II appearing by al
fidavit that the defendant John .oih.'
lious Sumner, can not De seIVeu "
process issued out OF TINS IouI, 90
he is not a resident OF the stare VI
Michigan, but resides In the Guy ol
Leavenworth, County OF Leaven"oiu'
and State OF Kansas.
ON MOTION OF CHARLES X PEN
KINS. Attorney for Plaintiff:
1T is ORDERED that the defendant,
John Cornelious Sumner, appear ana
answer the Bill of Complaint In TINS
cause within three months from the
date of this order or that Said BIZ
will be taken as confessed and tha'
this Order be published according
TO law and a copy thereof be served
upon the defendant by registered mail
as required by law.
THEODORE X. BONN, Circuit Cour'
Judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN, Clerk.
BY A. c. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
3-25-6I 4-29-61.
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SOCIAL and CHURCH

ing Workers Club, and Nurse
Guild, of Chapel Hill Baptis
Church. last SUNDAY
The Rev. Roy A. Allen, pastor
Chapel Hill Baptist Church, and
congregation. worshipped with
the New Hope Baptist Church
Grand Rapids, Michigan, last Fri
day Night
Williams. Chr. Edward Davis,
Co-Chr. Hospitality: Elnora Ar
cher, Chr, Jack Dorsey, Co-Chr.
Courtesy: David Gadberry, Chr,
Mable Cathy, Co-Chr. History:
Edith Gamble, Chr. Frank Foster,
Co-Chr.; Social & Entertainment:
Belle Penn, Chr, Amye Storrs,
Co-Chr. Special Youth; Beverly
Johnson, Chr. David Austin. Co.
Chr. Council of Former Chair
men g. o-Chairmen; Mildred
Croft. Chr, Martha Brandon,
Co.Chr.
Mrs. Bertha L. Marion of Third
Baptist Church was guest speaker
for the missionary department
of Greater Mt. Huron Baptist
Church Sun. April 30th. 4 pm.
She used as a subject "Woman's
Ammunition Mrs. Carrie NJ.
Holt is mission Teacher, Mrs.
Ida Mae Evans. vice president,
Mrs. Johnnie Tins, Sick Chr,
Rev. Holt is minister.
Early vacations are being plan
ned by Mrs. Thelma Happier OF
Dumbarton Street. whose destl
nation will be Pcnsocala, Fla.
and Mrs. Dave Qsabelle) McCloud
Of Parker Ave. who will take ar
carly vacation. in Grcenvillc, Miss
They will visit their mothers anC
other relatives.
Happy Birthday to Mrs. Hattie
IL. SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1866
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ATTY. Jesse e. williams
1908 Broadway

STATE OF MICHIAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IHE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCEkl
ADELITA DURAN LOPEZ, Plaintiff
VS.. ESTEBAN LOPEZ. Defendant.
NO. 6o7-sso
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
At session OF said court held In
the City-County Building, in the CITY
OF Detroit. County of wayne, state
of Michigan on the sixth day OF
March, AID, 1861.
PRESENT: HON. Miles N Culehan,
Circuit Court Judge.
II appearing that the defendant Is
not a resident OF this state, but resides
IN Laredo, Texas.
1T IS ORDERED that the defendant
enter his appearance in this cause
on or before three 49, months from
the date of this Order, or said Bill
OF Complaint will be taken as confes-
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF this Order be sent by Cert.
fled Mail to said defendant, addressed
to $40 Henry Street, Laredo, Texas,
his last known address, and IL not
received personally by said defendant
at least twenty 200 days before the
time prescribed for appearance, that
this order be published as required by
law.
Miles N. Culehan, Circuit Court
Judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BRANlGlN, Clerk.
BY A. c. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk.
4 is 6l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06

STATE Or MICHIGAN
IN TIE CIRCUIT. COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
WILLIAM HUNTER, Plaintiff VS..
viRGIE MAE TATE HUNTER, De.
NO. 607.34o
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
At a session OF said Court held al
the City-County Bldg. in the City of
Detroit, County OF Wayne, and State
OF Michigan, on the twenty-four dav
OF March AID, 1861.
PRESENT: HONORABLE: Theodore
r.. Bohn. Circuit Judge.
In this cause, II appearing to the
Court by the affidavit hereto attached
'hat chancery summons for appearance
OF the defendant was issued out and
unuer the seal of this Court, and
mat same could not be served ON
or before the return date thcrcos
for the reason that the said defendant
being a resident of the CITY OF Dc
troit, County OF Wayne and State n,
Michigan, was concealed therein. and
sara cnancery summons has been re.
turned with the certificate thereor
endorsed, showing that after diIigens
search and inquiry said defenda M
could not be served at her last knows
suuress 1916 Wellington, Detroit
date thcrof: 'S'ei"
On Motion Of JAMES JACKSON. SIR
Attorney for the plaintiff: Wv
III Is ORDERED that said deecrd.r,
vlkGiE MAE TATE HUNTER cause
ner appearance to be entered in thi.
cause within three months from,
me Date OF this order, and In case
OF ncr appearance, she cause answe,
70 the plaintiffs bill OF Complaint ~
DC i,ed, and a copy thereof served
on the attorney for the plain,,r,
within 20 days from service wnor
nm Of copy OF said bill, and notice
OF TINS order. and that I'm drss",,
cn1, inc said bin be taken a,
confessed by the said defendant
III IS FURTHER ORDERED ths,
COPY OF this order be published A. ar
D :" ,on tribune, and served according
Theodore X. Bobn. Circuit Juae.
A TRUE Copy '"ese
EDGAR NJ. BRANICIN. ciers
BY A. G. Gallagher. Dcnn,v ~.
Il Is 6 81 'P"'s clerk
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Continued from Page 81

livcred the Installation Sermon
Some of the local Ministers or
hand for these services were
Rev. Crawford of the Fountain
of Youth Baptist Church: Rev
w Ray, Associate Minister oil
Galilee. who gave charge to
Church and pastor, Rev. ]. o,
Truitt, Mr.. Will Bosket. and Rev.
Ira Duncan, Associate of Galilee,
who was in charge of the general
Installation Programs.
AT the climax of the services.
Dinners was served in the church
dining room. Serving on the COM
mittee were Frances Burns. Chair
man, Katie Sloan. Co-Chr.. A. f.
Boyd. S. S. Supt., Margaret San
ford. Dinner Committee were
Mary Burns, Zellah Micheaux,
Co-Chr.
FIRST FOUNDERS DAY TEA:
Let's Work Together To I'M
prove Our Community" will be
the theme for the 300 Mullett
Street Block Club First Founders
Day Tea. Sunday May 7th. 4-6
pm. in St. Johns Presbyterian
Neighborhood House. l410 Jos.
Campau Principal speaker for
this occasion will be Mr. Hugh
Banding. Sr.. Public Health
Educator. He will be introduced
by Mr. Mark Battle. Assistant
Director Of Franklin Settlement.
who will also serve as Master of
Ceremonies Mrs. Dora Nance is
General Chairman. Mrs Matte
j. Myers. is President. The public
is invited.
The Rev. A. G. Johnson. pastor
New Bethel Baptist Church, Pom
tiac. Michigan. delivered the
principal message in the Ami
vcrsary of the Liquidating, Will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06

At a session Of said Court held =,
the City-County Bldg. In the CITY =,
detroit. County OF Wayne, State =,
Michigan. on the seventeenth day a,
Apr.l AID, 1861.
PRESENT: HONORABLE Neal Fiji.
gerald. Circuit Judge.
In this cause, II appearing 10 the
Court by the affidavit hereto Al.
tachcd. that alias chancery summon.
for appearance of the defendant was
issued out and under the seal of this
Court. and that same could not be-
served on or before the return date
thereof for the reason that the said
defendant, being resident OF The
CITY OF Detroit. County OF Wayne and
state OF Michigan, was concealed
therein. and said alias chanccry sum
mons has been returned with the
certificate thereon endorsed, SHOWING
that after dilligent search and inquir,
said defendant could not be served
al his last known address 7247 Amer.
can. Detroit, Michigan, on or before
return date thereof;
ON motion OF James Jackson Jr
Attorney for the plaintiff;
1T Is ORDERED that said defendant
WAYMOND SPENCER MONTROsE
cause his appearance TO be entered
Ina this cause within three months from
the date OF this order, and I'm case
OF his appearance. he cause answer
to the plaintiffs bill of complain, Ia
be filed. and copy thereof served
or the attorney for the plaintiff
within 20 days from service upon him
OF copy OF said bill, and notice OF
this order, and that I'm default there
OF, the said bill be taken as confessed
b, the said defendant.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
copy OF this order be published h
the Detroit Tribune, and served &C
cording TO law.
Neal Fitzgerald, Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN, Clerk
By Schuman, Deputy Clerk.
zy-6 3 81.
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NEWS

CONTINUED from psss 81
rison is president; Mrs. Darnella
Hall Is district president and the
Rev. William J. Bishop, modera-
tor and host pastor.
The anniversary committee OF
New Liberty Baptist presented
The Seven Stars" in a fashion
show at Ferry Center Friday
night. Latrelle Powers was CO.
ordinator.
Congressman Charles c. Digss
spoke a. the Moses Temple BsP-
tist chvreh's Nesro History
Calendar Tea Sunday evening.
| Ellen Mason Is general chairman,
George Miles. chairman Of the
Deacon Board; Nathaniel Price.
chairman Of Trustees and the
Rev. Peter Hail is pastor.
Food was served free at an
all.day program sponsored by the
Missionary Society of Mt. Gilliard
Baptist Church, 10000 Bagley,
Sunday. Mrs. Annie Gay is presi-
dent; the Rev. Luke Hall, pastor.
The Rev. DR.. j. III. Jackson,
president of the National Baptist
Convention, USA. Inc, was guest
speaker for morning and evening
services for the New Light Bap-
tist Church Sunday. Among par
Elephants on the program are
Grace Cobbs, Ruby McCrary,
sponsored by the Music depart
ment of New Light with Mrs.
Minnie Scott, general chairman,
and held in observance of the
l4th annual Singarama. Lillian
Weeks is co-chairman.
Mrs. Jeanette Sims, minister
of music at King Solomon Baptist
Church, is in Columbus, Ga. at
tending the board meeting of
the National Convention of Cos
pei Choirs and Choruses.
The Detroit Civic Opera Com
psny. Inc. invites the public 10
share in the Music Worship TO
be held a. Peoples Community
Church. Woodward at Pinsree,
Saturday, May ,3 at 1890 pm.
DR.. Carlyle F. Stewart, minister
at Peoples Community Church,
was honored at Birthday Cara
van, sponsored by the Pastors
Aid Club and membership in the
social rooms of the church Sun
day evening.
"The New Frontier is the
theme Of the annual tea scheduled
for May 7 at Carter Metropolitan
CME Church, West Grand Blvd.
at Warren. II is sponsored by
Usher Board No. I. Mrs. Agnes l..
Brown is president; Lucille War
rem is program chairman, the
Rev. r. l.. Potts is minister.
A banquet was held Sunday
evening in the dining room of
Third Baptist Church climaxing
anniversary services for the pas
tor. the Rev. Samuel J. Williams.
The Rev. " liams is also dean
of the Bapust Training Center
and president of the Sunday
School Congress of the Wolverine
State Convention, as well as an
instructor in the National Con-
gress.
Councilman William I. Patrick,
Jr. delivered the keynote address
at the Community Fellowship
Banquet in the Educational Build
ing of the Clinton Chapel AME
Zion Church, 1866 Benson Friday
night Jony c. Dancy, former
executive director of the Detroit
Urban League presided as toast
master. Ezell Brown is general
chairman. Theodore Dortch is
co-chairman. Committee members
include Mrs. Betty Hamblin,
chairman of menu; w. j Walker
and Wallace. co-chairmcn of pro-
gram; and Mrs. Willie B. Gipson,
chairman of decorations Dr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06

consnf Garden 2 Family Income
. down - A up, Full basement
gas heat plus a 3l2 room house
all on a cornor lot SO x 1870.
CTS nothing On.
Como DIR. 1-430O
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c. Dogans who is recupcrating
nicely at her home on Lamothc
Her natal day was May LIST. My
sincere wish that you'll enjoy
many more birthdays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06
QAssIFIEDs

Wcstside- Commercial residential.
golden opportunity for profess
sional line. Owner. TIE. 4-5299.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06

RuhsMAcE SALE
May 8 Saint Nicholas Church
Basement 1890 East Grand
Boulevard 3 am. to 5 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06
Atty. James Jackson, sr.
1908 Broadway
STATE OF MICHIGAN

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN TIE CIRCUIT. COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
WILLIAM HUNTER, Plaintiff VS.
VIRGIE MAE TATE HUNTER, Dc
PENDANT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIM
COUNTY OF WAYNE INcIlANCiRS
RAMONA MARY MONTROSE, Plain
uff, vs. wAYMoND SPENCER MONT
ROSE, Defendant.
NO. toS.s73
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-08-11
AREA DEVELOPMENT
MEETING IN MANTEO
HELD WEDNESDAY,

The Albemarle Area Develop
ment Association, made up of two
delegates from each of the 10
counties in the Albemarle, met at
the Manteo Motel Restaurant here
Wednesday morning.
The organizational meeting laid
plans for later meeting of 500 or
more interested workers in the AL
bemarle to be held at the National
Guard Armory in Elizabeth City in
early September. The September
meeting is to launch a development
program designed to unite the Al
bemarle in a program OF better
ment.
Volt Gilmore is scheduled to
speak at the meeting in Elizabeth
City and committees will be named
to work on industrial, commercial,
agricultural, and tourist develop
ment.
At Wednesdays meeting here,
Chairman. Bill Glidewell, Vice Pres
ident of Wachovia Bank and Trust
Company of Elizabeth City, presid-
ed as the group approved the area
seal, approved the speaker for Sep
tember, arranged the program, and
submitted delegates for the later
meeting.
Attending the meeting as repre-
sentatives from Dare County were
Rany Jennette, and jill. Rea, Jr.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-08-11
GREATEST VARIETY
OF SPORT FISHING
IN DARE WATERS
Bv AYCOCK BROWN

MANTEO - There is no place
along the Atlantic Coast which Of
fers a bigger variety of game fish
ing during August than the waters
of the Dare Coast-Outer Banks.
Catches are made from the fresh
waters of the bays, sonund and
lakes to the inlet and surf and off
shore along the western edge OF
the Gulf Stream.
A current check reflects that in
the bays and lakes where fresh
water species are available large
mouth bass catches, due to unus-
ually warm weather, have been
only fair. The best catches Of bass
and other fresh water varieties
have been made during the cool of
early morning or during late af-
ternoon around sunset.
Bluefish catches have been unus-
ually good recently and throughout
the 1861 summer season. Best
catches have been made by anglers
aboard charter boats operating in
the Oregon and Hatteras Inlet
areas. In addition to bluefish,
Spanish mackerel have been taken
almost daily at Hatteras Inlet
which seems to be the northerly
range of this species.
Anglers aboard boats operating
from MAINS Harbor, Stumpy Point
Wanchese and the various fishing
centers of the Outer Banks have
experienced from good to excellent
bottom catches for such fish as
trout, founder, croaker, sea mullet
and sand perch. Similar catches
have been taken daily from the
ocean piers Of Mays Head and Hat
teras Island.
Most sensational catches, as al
ways, have been made in offshore
waters. During the past week
catches have included, amberjack,
blue marlin, dolphin. oceanic boni-
ia, sailfish and white marlin and
false albacore. King mackerel have
been plentiful off Hatteras and
Oregon Inlets and excellent catches
have been reported.
Giant Bluefish, plentiful few
weeks ago, have become scarce and
tuna catches, except for blackfins
and occasional bluefins or Allisons.
Throughout the summer, sports
fishing generally has been better
than for similar periods in recent
years. 1t all adds up to one fact
that fishing for anglers is good
bet in this area today.
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'AINLAND BREAK-IN
ETS THIEVES SAFE
90 TUES. NIGHT
ms Harbor Robbery Under
Investigation; No Arrests
Made; Sheriff Warns

he Dare County Sheriff's De.
tment and members of the State
eau of Investigation are search
for thieves who entered Polly's
chen at Manns Harbor Tuesday
bit and made away with a cab
safe combination containing
veen seven and eight hundred
airs.
he break-in occurred, according
the Sheriff's Department, be-
en- HOO pm. Tuesday and 500
Wednesday. The business es-
ishment was entered when a
door of the restaurant was
ted. The door was held by a
mbIbolt.
b addition to the money, the
contained deeds, bills and 9TH
bapers of value.
heriff Frank Cahoon was called
soon as the robbery was dis
cred at 600 am. Wednesday
IN the owners went to open for
day. The Sheriff's Department
working with F. E. Epps of the
be Bureau of Investigation to
rehend the thieves.
heriff Cahoon has reported that
investigation is incomplete and
officers are still tracing leads.
following this weeks break in,
riff Cahoon noted, 81 would
to impress upon the business
pie Of Dare County the impor-
be Of removing all money from
Z cash register each night and
ling in some safe. place each
3 cash intake.
There has been a time when il
safe to have money and leave
Indefinitely in the cash box but
time has passed forever. Along
b the thousands of very fine
pile we have visiting our County
week We have a few thugs who
tinue to live by stealing from
r neighbor and fellow citizens
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HON. TERRY SANFORD, Cover
nor of North Carolina will attend
the Greater University Day Pro-
gram August 10th at Fort Raleigh,
and participate in luncheon to be
held at the Carolinian Hotel at
Mays Head. The Governor will at
tend the Lost Colony and will also
address the Daniels Day celebra-
ton at Wanchese on August 10Th,
which will be held at 4 p. m. fol-
lowed by an outdoor dinner. The
public is invited to bring picnic
baskets and participate in the af-
fair. This celebration begun in 1871
at the suggestion of the late jose
plus Daniels of Raleigh, has been
held every year since then, and Mr..
Daniels attended as long as he
lived. Some member of the family
always attends this occasion, which
brings members of the Daniels
family from all over the country.
The event will be held at Beth
any Methodist Church, Wanchese.
Melvin R. Daniels will be master of
ceremonies.