NORTH CAROLINADURHAM COUNTY

,

IN THE GENERAL COURTOF JUSTICEDISTRICT COURT DIVISION

NOTICERICHARD BELSER, JR.

vs.MOLINE WILLIAMS BELSER

To: MOLINE WILLIAMSBELSER, DEFENDANT -

TAKE NOTICE that apleading seeking relief againstyou has been filed in theabove-entitled action.

This is an action for anabsolute divorce on statutorygrounds;

You are required to makedefense to such pleadings notlater than the 26th day ofJune, 1972, and upon yourfailure to do to the partyseeking relief and serviceagainst you will apply to theCourt for the relief sought.

This, the 9th day of May,1972.

M. Hugh ThompsonAttorney for Plaintiff203 ' A East Chapel Hill St.P. O. Box 1422Durham, North Carolina27702

6/12-20-27 6/8

?THE CAROLINA TIMES Saturday, May 27,1972

Love Mm, Love My Wife,

By GEORGE B. RUSS

Effie was stunned with dis-belief when she first recog-

nized Gladys Hodges. She

could not bring her sense ofreasoning to the focal point oflogical understanding. She hadbeen sure that Gladys wouldn'tdare force a show down; She

wanted to yell out fromwhere she stood huddled in

the doorway of the storage

room, "what in the hell do

you want?" Instead, she stoodreeling on legs that threatenedto fold up. And while she

fought desperately to don asemblance of composure, the

woman walked briskly toward

her. "How are you, Mrs.Jefferies? You are lookingwell this coldest day, thus far,in December." Gladys spoke in

a crystal-clear voice. The shock

of seeing her husband's wo-man-friend did not show inher voioe.

EfFie's tongue thickeneduntil it was incapable of mobi-lity. She just stood gappingcrazity at Chad's wife, theone woman she hated withall the venom she was capableof producing.

Gladys was not unstrungby the strange, crudely rude

behavior of the woman clutch-ing the knob of the door."Mrs. Jefferies, Ilast minute candy orders forNew Year's Day." Gladysopened her hand-bag and re-moved a pad and pencil.

"Mrs. Jefferies, I am adding anew delicacy to my list for

my customers who would like

to have something a littledifferent for the holidays -

Apple Ring Cake. Applescooked in rum and butter,

then added to rich cakebatter » the result is amazing.You have apple pie and cakeat the same time." The ideaof making a sale blinder herto the discomforts of the

other woman.Bishop pushed pass his

sister and stood smiling down

on the dainty lady wearing asmall brown hat." Goodmorning, Mrs. Hodges. 'Boutready for Christmas?" Bishopwas delighted to have Mrs.Hodges here; her presence

made everything bright andcheerful. He stood grinning,admiring the lady. She wasreally something special. Thegood Lord had made only afew of this kind for the world.Hayes town was blessed withone. And while he stood beam-

ing down on Mrs. Hodges,

NORTH CAROLINADURHAM COUNTYRE: Estate of James M. Hubbard

NOTICE TO CREDITORS:"Having qualified as Adminis-

trator CTA of the Estate ofJames M. Hubbard, Deceased,late of Durham County Dur-ham, North Carolina, this is tonotify ail persons having claimsagainst said estate to exhibitthem to the said Mechanics andFarmers Bank, 116 West ParrishStreet, Durham, North Carolina27702 on or before the 22ndday of November, 1972 or thisnotice will be pleaded in bar oftheir recovery.

All parsons indebted to saidestate please make immediatepayment.

This 16th day of May, 1972.Mechanics & Farmers BankAdministrator CTA of theEstate of James M. Hubbard.

May 20, 27, June 3. 10, 1972.

NORTH CAROLINADURHAM COUNTYIN THE GENERAL COURTOF JUSTICECIVIL DIVISIONDOCKET NO. 72 CVD 2064

NOTICEJUDITH TILLMAN WEEMS,

VS.JOHN HORACE WEEMS,DEFENDANTTO: JOHN HORACE WEEMS:

Take notice that a pleadingrelief against you has beenfiled in the above entitledaction. The nature of reliefbeing sought is as followsAbsolute divorce, said actionbeing based on one year separa-tion. You are required to makedefense to such pleading notlater than the 26th day ofJune, 1972 and upon yourfailure to do so the party seek-ing service against you willapply to the Court for the re-lief sought.

This Bth day of May,1972.

F. H. BrownAttorney for Plaintiff4001 Booker Street, Dur-ham, N. C. 27707

May 12, 19, 26, 1972

Effie snapped out of herstupor; "who told you, youcould sell homemade candy?"She asked in a laconic voice.

"I have incorporated mylittle enterprise. I am safe andlegal, Mrs. Jefferies."

"You can just call me,Effie. That's whatcha want tosay any how. You come in

her with your fish-gut airs, allyou want to do is sell your

mammy made candy." Efflemoved about aimlessly keep-ing a sharp eye on the couplestanding near the counter.

Gladys kept on a smoothflowing chit-chat with Bishop;"Christmas time is the happi-est time of the year for me.I look - forward to receivinglots of gifts and enjoyinggood things to eat."

Effle resented being ig-nored, therefore she paused in

her agitated padng to spiritBishop on his way; "I thinkyou'd be putting your time to

a good use if you'd go home

to Beaulah."Bishop cringed from the

stabs of his sister's prickly sar-

casm, however, he remained

unmoved."I'm closing this place up

for the rest of the day."Effie flung over her shoulderas she resumed her march to

the front door and back again,

but this time she registered dis

appointment Wfien she dis-

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covered that Gladys Hodgesnor her brother had not

moved an inch, she shoutedout angrily; "let the doorhitcha in the back, right now!

Gladys returned the pad-and pendl to her handbag,snapped it hung thehuge bag on her arm, andstarted toward the exitguarded by her adversary. Andthere was something forebid-ing in Effle's manner as she

stood waiting for her to pass.Gladys died a thousand littledeaths before she was with ina few feet of the woman withthe flaring nostrils and flash-ing eyes. She was a scared

rabbit, but she didn't run. "Ido believe we're going to, havea white Chriatmas this year.'she said in a dramatic, clear,crisp voice.

"It don't make me nodifference;?' Effle's voice was

sneering, tremulous.Gladys knew she was out

weighed on any stand she

might take; silence, she knew,should put her in better steadthan any other course shemight take, therefore, shetook the course of the lesserevil - she listened quietly. Shewanted to walk past Effie, out

into the brisk, icy, Decemberwind and rid her nostrils ofthe fetid smell of garbage,but her path to fresh air was

blocked by the gaudily dressedwoman. She was wearing ex-

pensive apparel, but the resultwas over done; the fur stoleabout her shoulders was offine quality, however, Gladyswas sure the artificial corsageof purple orchids could havebeen left off. Besides, she waswearing a curly, glossy, jet-black wig; huge ear screwsmade of seashells and jewels,three long strands of multi-colored beads the size ofmarbles cascaded the lengthof the bright red dress. Asidefrom her wedding rings, she

was wearing rings on most ofher long, tapering fingers.Effle's hands were beautifuland she made sure one's eyesdid not over look these be-ringed fingers. Gladys wonder-ed ifEffie advertised her cheaprings or her lovely hand s. Too,she wasn't sure of Effle'ssardonic smile; was the ex-

pression one of resentment,or was the woman amusedwith the awkward position in

which she had cornered Chad'awife?

"I hope you find whatyou're looking for next time,

Mrs. Hodgea""What on earth gave you

the impression that I am look-

ing for more than an order?"Gladys gasped. She had been

caught off guard."You don't fool me with

your pad 'n pencil *n yourschool-teacher airs. Youthought your husband washere."

"My husband?" Gladys washorror struck.

"Pshaw! I am not the foolI look like."

"You don't say?" Gladyskept a straight face, but she

was hysterical with laughteron the inside.

"Pshaw! "I've got sense Ihave never even used." Effieadded falsetto laughter to her

prodigous wit."This meeting is agoagogue

with enlightment, Mrs. Jef-feries. I ivish I had more timeto visit with you." Gladyskept her tone free of all maliceofforethought.

"Okay! I'll make a longstory short - Chad is an old

friend of mine. I knew him

before you came along. Oldfriends don't forget eachother - that doesn't meanthat there is anything betweenus -? like I always say, if youdon't catch us with our clothesoff, you can't prove a thing,Mrs. Hodges."

Gladys staggered back a few

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