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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
Baseball Team
Expects To Name
Officers Soon

T.bor City independent baseball
team is CO tinuing practice every
sunday afternoon on the hlGh
school athletic field and there mas
reem a good turnout of talent lor
the past several sessions.
It is expected that officers OF
the outfit will be elected nj an
early meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
Frank Nesnith
Begins Work With
Waccanaw Bank

Frank Nesmjth. who was grad
uated last week from The Cit
abel. Charleston, has begun work
with the Tabor City office of the
Waccamaw Bank ana Trust COM
pany. e., =,
A l943 graduate Of Tabor City
high school, Nesmlth spent ~
months in the U. S. Army during.
World. War II and served asI
staff sergeant with 9Th
Headquarters at Yokohoma
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23

Three persons were killed and
six injured around 1880 Wednes-
dav night in the collision OF two
automobiles at the intersection OF
the Peacock road and the New
Hope road seven miles north OF
Tabor City. ,-.
The dead:
J. Edgar FairclOth, 63, well
known Tabor City resident ana
a Justice of the peace.
Mrs. J. Edgar Faircloth, 81.
Miss Maude Wright. around IT,
of Tabor City Rt. l.
The injured, all residents OF
Chadbourn: II,
Henry Carroll, 35. who sustained
decorations of the forehead and
lief, arm, and chest injuries, IN
Columbus County hospital; tnJur-
les no, thought serious.
Rother Edwards, about U'
throat decorations, in Columbus
County hospital, condition critical.
Noah Mercer, decorations top OF
head and forehead, in Columbus
County hospital, injuries not
thought serious.
Malcolm Edwards, about II or
II, son of Rother Edwards, not
seriously injured. not hospitallZed.
Arthur Mercer, not seriously in
jured, not hospitalized.
Win Edwards, about go or 90,
father of Rother Edwards, bruises,
in Columbus County hospital, con-
dition not thought serious.
: Date of an inquest has not been
set pending outcome of the condi-
lions of those in the hospital, Cor
oner Hugh Nance reported.
MIR. and Mrs. Faircloth and Miss
Wright apparently were killed in
stantly when the 1912 Chevrolet
coach owned by Faircloth in which
they were riding was struck in
the middle of the right side, re-
ported E'atrolman NJ. f. Billiard.
one Of the investigating officers.
, Miss Wright. who apparently
had been sitting on the outside OF
: the front seat at the point of
impact. was found inside the car,
while Faircloth was thrown clear
of the wreck and his wife was
found beneath the car the patrol
man reported.
Apparently death came from in
ternal injuries as there were prac-
tically no visible injuries.
The Faircloth Chevrolet was de-
molished, officers said, while
damage to the 1947 four door Pom
tiac involved in the accident was
estimated at $500.
.>a.rpIInan us,ed Henry Carroll
as owner and driver Of the Pom
SIC.
Most seriously hurt Of the in
jured persons was ROther Ed
wards who was reported to be-
4, receiving almost continuous blood
transfusions. complicated by the
fact that he possesses rare
type blood.
ko.her Edwards had been si,-
ting in the middle of the front
seat and was thrown into the
windshield of the Pontiac patrol
men said.
An array Of officers investigated
the collision. They included:
Coroner Hugh Nance, Patrol
Sergeant j. r. Pridgen, Patrolmen
, NJ. E. Bullard, J. T. Watson. r. E.
Written. NJ S. Parham. and w.
; S. Allen; Tabor City Police Chief
L. R. Watson and Officer Ted
Watts; Chadbourn Police Chief L.
w. Hall and Officer L. W.. Hag-
gins; Sheriff H. D. Stanley and
Identification Expert H r a &c
Shaw.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
Stove Catches
Fire In Famous
Todd Kitchen

Tabor City fire department was
called to the home of Mrs. Mary
Todd Tuesday Afternoon when her
kitchen range caught fire.
The range and the kitchen IT.
self were considera bly, damaged
before the blaze was ext SulSh-
ed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
Graham Infant

The three-weeks-old son OF MT.
and Mrs. Orea Graham of LorlS
,.u wednesday and funeral sell
vices were held Thursday afternoon
at 2:3O from the Holiness church
with Rev. Edgar Fowler officiat-
ing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
Funeral Home
10 Be Offered
Al Auction Again

Another auction of the Jessup-
Inman Funeral home will be held
Saturday, April ?. as the result OF
an increase Monday of the high
bid at the original auction two
Saturdays ago.
The bid was raised by G. w.
Cox and D. T. Gore of Guideway
who posted u check for 5000, rep
resenting 5 per cent of the original
sale price of $4,000, which was bid
by H. NJ. Clark of Elizabethtown
as the commissioners sale March
II.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
Two Men Held
for Making Off
Wiih Cable

rr, men we're arrested last
~ End by Columbus county
w. 49,. an charges of cattle rust
D" Tho, we're Garfield Goss Of
,iIis and I'll Register of near
'T Thu IVA arr charged with haul
=. off rattle in trailers from
~. -, farms Of Hoyt Piver and
,h, T >olr> in the Iron Hill
,,,;,n n /. Norris of LOris Ri.
and Humber SuggS of Guide
Az.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
Clee Club Plans
To Present Easter
Music Program

=. T.5o. Ci:y High school
- club Will present a pro-
~, o.: Easter music on Easter
,-s.y nothing. April nth. at
...r oc.s * 8, Mount Tabor
~,. c.Usca.
- group : under the direction
u, Y Y Woody and is COM
-: O: - voice$. The public is
,::4..y .av.;ed 10 attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23

Fu .eral service will be held
Sunday afternoon from the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leon A. Fowler
of Tabor City for their son. T-3
Harvey A. Fowler. who was killed
in the Battle of the Bulge.
Fowler joined the Army July
10, 1913, and was killed in action
j.. II, 1915.
He was member of the 7l2th
Tank Battalion and served until
the time of his death in the same
outfit with his bother. Douglas,
who is employed t Roberts Groc-
cry company in Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
Sunday GUESTS

SUNDAY GUESTS
Sunday guests of the r. B. Britt
family were Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Elliott of Wilmington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gattis Coleman of Whining
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Faux OF
Chadbourn, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Har-
relson and children, Richard and
Frances Ann, of Mullins. and MIR.
and Mrs. Bill Blanton of Loris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
TO WYOMING

D. A. Stevens and little grandson.
Conrad Fecher, accompanied PFC
Albro F. Stevens to Fayetteville
Monday where he was to catch a
train for Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
Pneway News
By MRS. OLIVIA HARPER

II. and Mrs. Harley Jenrette
Ia. I, thei: Sunday guests Mr..
md N,s. Craven Ward OF Nakina.
W., Marie hIdegdice. Mrs. Pick
.=n:s.:e. Mrs. Olivia Harper and
Gi.,va Ray ami daughters. Mar
IN 4aL frankie.
4r and Mrs. Clarence Settle
lils, .: Acme Spen, sunday with
NJ: PARENTS. MIR. and Mrs. Jesse
, -,.Ja.
IL Grac:, Gore. Mrs. Daisy
In and Mrs. Lizzie Lawrimore
~ he Thursday evening guests
D: Us. Lol.;e Long.
:.3e. J. 7. Williams of hoci:y
,..-ai filed MS appointment here
:. he Primitive Baptist church
;l:g,day and sunday. He was as
ss;s; BY Elder Gardner Mishoe Of
.y:..e Beach and Elder Grady
CS Q: LOgi> on saturday.
iC= Stanley listed friends and
'=.i.!T-S in tue Cox settlement on
>.-taE -vrn.a-.
i : Long was in Tabor City
'.!2e>tay On business.
il. and MyS. Carmel Ray were
s4'or City Vi itorS Wednesday.
NJ. Marie Elderdice and Mrs.
V-7l- Harper Were in Tabor City
s2!ll!ag Wednesday.
il. and Mrs. Austin Long were
"caaT!l.e visitors Wednesday.
Hrs. Dean Long spent q few
as AS week with relatives in
l-..a
il. and Mrs. Joe Gore had as
I'll SUNDAY dinner guests Mr..
70 Mrs, Burman Jenrette and
i-sa:er Myrtle. OF Tabor City
- Ms. Dosaie Jenret,e.
- and Mrs. Billy Grice and son.
'.--,!-. AID III. and Mrs. Eddie
':- "er~ VAUDEVILLE visitors
- L"Il!e Long and little son.
= aHd MIS-. E,fie Hewett were
e. '-''' City Thursday. They were
',s..%2aH:ed by Ike Long.
KS Evelyn Long and Miss Betty
10y spent Thursday night in
: lone Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
II and Mrs. Curtis Lawrimore
: Ass. Lizzie Lawrimore were
~ Vny visitors Saturday. They
= :. accompanied by Joe Stanley.
- Lou Chestnut had as her
,.--'; guests Sgt. and Mrs. Elmer
,..s'0' 0; For! Bragg. Mrs. Ethel
=. -, q Rockingham and MIR.
:. H'S. Ozie Chestnut and Mr..
- A's. Lincoln Chestnut of Ma
"seEs Nll!lamSon or the
Army, stationed in Boston,
:. his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
aenry Elderdice, Sunday
=. -. re. Williamson was accom-
~ o. MS father. Tom William
y. Q; NakiHa.
~, - veterans Of this section en-
:; o al oyster yoaS, Tuesday night
,. ,s'S place in Little Rivter.
:. Jaco'.s made business
-: . labor City Tuesday.
:. IN Long Vas in Whiteville
M :-ssness tuesday.
IT, nary Canady and daughter
-, anu Mrs, Georgia Pickett
=, N ;he home of Mr.. and
t... -S'eF Long Thursday in
;, ' :. Canady made a business
labor C.'y Thursday morn
=. JeArette spent the
I with Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
IA. Otvia Harper and Mrs
: S,,,a. osrdtce visited relatives
" ~s4 ss. Friday.
81. Aoa.e Armstrong and Mrs
i yi.f. armstrong Of Fayette'
i: Ne, ,e IN me home of Mr.
Is; s,a E :, Jenre,te over the
:: ps:c ~ they were accompanied
G:es,,. ,oga Harper Of Fl. Bragg
L. yss,. Long OF Greenville spent
u and "a \, end with his parents
'ifs, Austin Long.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Jackson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred JerniSan ac-
companied Sam Jackson, Jr., as far
as Florence Sunday afternoon from
which point he returned to Glenn
son College after spending the
week end here with his family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
AWAY FOR
WEEK END

Mr.. and Mrs. "A. A. White and
children. Janell and Bill, visited
relatives in Belvedore over The
week end.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
HOME AGAIN

HUME A(JHIN
Mrs. Tom Carroll returned homa
last Thursday from Richmond al
ter several days stay with her
sister. Miss Virginia Davis, who is
a patient at Pine Camp Hospital
there.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
- -
LEAVING MONDAY

Mrs. C. H. Prout plans to leave
Monday for her home in Long
Island, New York, after months
visit here with her mother, Mrs.
Roland Baldwin.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
AWAY SUNDAY

Mrs. ]. r. Grower and Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Brown visited relatives
and toured the gardens in Will
mington Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23

TO BLADENBORO
Miss Janell White was the guest
of Miss Mary Elaise BridSer in
Bladenboro Friday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-03-23
HERE FOR
HOLIDAYS

HERE FOR
HOLIDAYS
Miss Frances Hickman, student
at Coker College, is spending the
spring holidays here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hick-
man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
l949 LIONS CHALK-UP MORE
NEW MARKS THAN ANY TEAM

Deiroii's 1912 Lions established
more new records than any
previous Motor Ciiy entry in the
National Football League dating
bark to 1894.
The Lions posted 10 new marks
and tied two others in then
ascent into fourth place. highest
for the team since l945 The
season produced four victories
in - starts.
The 1910 team that had a SSH
won-lost-tied record also posted
IL records. but all involved the
teams offensive and defensive
performances. Eleven Of this
years IL new marks were indi-
vdual while but two involved
the teams offensive performance
One Individual record set a new
league mark.
Race members performances
were: Bob Mann. ex-Michigsn
star end. led the assault on olo
records by chalking up four new
ones. He grabbed 66 passes foi
1914 wards TO break Johnny
Greenes 81 passes caught and
sos yards achieved in a single
season Mann also caught nine
passes IN the season finale against
Green BAY 10 eclipse his own
former record Of eight for the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
CAROLERS PREP
TREE-LICHTINC

Carolcrs from G A. r.. Esta-
brook ST. Roniface. 81, Peter
Clavcr Hancock. Barstow and
rarkside conicrs will participate
in tho 35th annual Christmas tree
lighting program Dec "a at the
CIV Hall the Department Of
Parks and Recreation announces.
This children'S chorus OF 200
voices is especially trained by the
department for the event In ad-
dtion. the Recreation BOYS Band
will play Christmas selections.
The program is scheduled TO
open at 400 p. m. with holiday
numbers by the band followed
with solos and duets by MEM
hers of the youth choral group
and junior chorus
In keeping with tradition. eight
year old Mary Montalbo. a TB
patient at the ChiIdrcns Conva-
lesccnt Home. Harrington. will
pull the switch 10 light the tree
AZ $50 pm. AZ the ceremonies
which will be attended hy' the
Mayor. members Of the Parks and
Recreation Commission and 9TH
ere
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
YOUNG ADULTS HOLD
OFFICERS ELECTION

The CoSnopoliaus. co Cd club
AZ Central Branch YWcA who
recently changed their name
from Young Adults Unlimited
elected their officers for 1850
last week
Jack Tavlor and Elsie Fanson
both Of Windsor. we're elected
president and vice president
Becky Cirln ~ Detroit was
named treasurer and Margaret
Sinte ~ Windsor. recording sec
rotary Ralph Pullen NJ Windsor
was chosen corresponding secre.
taiy To represent the Cosmo-
politans on tho yWCA Metro
poli'an Employed Adults Coun
eli. the group chose julius Parks
and Audrey Wridc Windsor The
now officers will he Installed
January g. The Cosmopoliians
sponsor dances al Central YWCA
every Saturday night
A Christmas dance on Dec
II highlightcd the HOLIDAYS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
KY STATE CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Dr. r. p. Atwood. president;
and Nandall Tavlor football
coach ~ Kentucky state College
Frankfort. Ky in Detroit last
week end 70 attend the Mid
Western Colleges Athletic Con
ference.
Last Wednesday evening ihe
Detroit chapter Of tho alumni
and ex-studcnts Of tho city and
surrounding areas were enter
tanned by President Atwood in
The Penthouse of the Gotham
Hotel,
Dr. Atwood spoke on the pro-
gross ~ tho college which mr.
has headed Tor more than &c
wears and praised us alumni for
their achievements
He pointed out 10 The group
some ends which would enable
them IN know zach other bette.
and thus strengthen the useful
ness and Influence of tho chap
ter in helping It's members secure
more and better vocations.
In addition 10 DR. Atwood :
talk remarks were maze by
Coach TAYLOR and ChaS. l. Rawl-
ines. president Of the local chap
ter
Other officers ~ the chapici
are: Mrs. Lavinia Yancey. vice
president. Mrs. Doretha Sum
mers. secretary and Mrs. jessie
n Rogers. treas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
PINC-PONC TOURNEY
FOR UNDER lS-TEENS

a table tennis tournament for
bows under IA is scheduled for
The G A R building. Cass and
Grand River Dec. 2a-29. the De
partmen' NJ Parks and Recrea-
ton announces
Titled the recreation center
table tennis tournament event IS
open N BOYS who regularly at
tend the center they represent.
The Helm trophy. awarded to
the team which amaSses the most
points. is up for the third time
Rotary Bows Club won il last
wear and Parkside in l947. first
wear the tournament was staged
These centers are top favorites
again
Individual trophies viii he
awarded n winners ~ the first
and second place in each event.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
THREATENS BAN
ON EXHIBITIONS

Boxing Commissioner rlovd
Stevens announced last week
that the state NJ Michigan may
ban exhibitions as result NJ the
"ac,ionless' show put On by Joe
Louis and his two opponents last
week and that Lee Oma Vas
Temporarily suspended and fined
for breach Of contract
Louis stated that the exhibition
was the poorest of his curren'
tour because his fiye-iounds win
each opponent. johnny Flynn Of
Rochester, and Roscoe Toles If
Detroit rather bicycle than
stand up and box with him
A 30-day suspension and $500
fine were imposed last Friday
by Stevens who held Oma sullfy
Of breaking con'lact 10 meet
Joe Louis In An OLYMPIA exhi-
biton last Wednesday night
II was evident that steven,
action would lose most Of is
punch unless supported 10 New
York where Oma does most o.
his fighting.
Eddie Eagsn who heads 'ne
New York commission quickly
made his position tlear Rea,-
surng his official attitude toward
exhibitions Eagan explained:
THE Michigan commission re.
quested us last week 10 suspend
Ona because of his refusal "a
box An exhibition With Louis.
Since We do not permit exni-
billions in this state. We do not
have jurisdiction
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
JACKIE VOTED MEMBER
OF l949 ALL-STAR TEAM

ST LOUIS. Jackie Robinso,
National Leagues l94q battinp
base stealing champion and mos,
valuable PLAYER. had another
honor added 70 his long list Of
achievements Tor the year when
ne was named on the Sport News
all-Star major league baseball
team for l949 here last week
Jackie named as the majors
TOP second haseman, was Joined
by his Brooklyn Dodger team
mate, Roy Campsnella. brilliant
backstoppcr to he the first Ne
groes 10 garner places on the
team picked annually by 34s
members of the Baseball Writers
Association for the official base
ball Bible"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

ed that the ABC aids and in
cites alley proprletors into limit
ing the use Of their facilities" IN
teams and leagues in which Ne
groes cannot participate
This state MI wilkins de-
clared. should not extend the
privilege or grant the authority
TO do business within It's boun-
DIARIES to-a corporation which
so flagrantly and deliberately
asserts us discriminatory phil.
osophy as 10 deny citizens OF
New York equality of recrea-
tional and athletic opportunities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
Petite Bowling Loop
Led by R. Cartwright

The Petite Bowling League at
tho Forest Club Rowling Alley
wisAcs 20 extend holiday greet
inn TO all
Regina Cartwright is leading
the league with 200 for high
single game Connie Howard has
21f ior 2nd high single Mamie
Henderson has SOB for lndivd-
ual high 3 games Odlee Bell has
a 495 for md Individual high 3
ganes
Dciiolt Colored Citizens have
teamed high single game with 4
725 All Nations is second with
7l2
STANDINGS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
Southern Illinois
Faces Tartar Five

Southern Illinois Universit,
cagers will make their initial ap.
pearance IN Wayne basketball
schedule when they pain ofl
against the Tartar FIVE Fndsv
Dee D. AZ the State Fair Coli.
scum. The two universities haze
been grid opponents for the pas
two years
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

most passes received in single
game
rlis 1872 Yards picked up against
Ctocn BAY heitered Manns I47
yati' AGAINST Washington a year
az
Longest run from scrimmsge
va hv Wallv Triplett, So against
Grecn Bay 70 Surpass Elmer
IL sney's IS sol in 1912 against
Piiisoufgh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
Air African Affair

The Roy Anna Nav LrokH
urged fhe tcc< 'hai as 80
ccre ncmbrf. AND pc1f a-
ic.csior IN A'rcan alta ut3
oc present AZ r5iional antt
inc r. be held Dee 2i15 * ESQ
l,lanl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

Of New York State. the NAAcp
official pointed nut that since
us incorporation the ABC has
extended the area ~ IFS influence
and control over the bowling ac.
tivi'ies Of virtually All individuals
ana leans and manufacturers Of
bowling equipment and assert.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

!, letter 10 the Attorney
L,neral Mr.. wilkins cited a re
t,,,ctive clause in the ABC con
[.tiion limiting membership
t. participation 20 the white
male Sex
Charging that these restrictions
.,s contrary 10 the public policy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
WAYNE FENCING TEAM STATES 10 OPPONENTS

Listing flrc Wes'ero
ference teams nc Wtsne Tn
vefsiiv fencing schedule Tor i0io
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
Ran BOWLING CONGRESS FROM
INV YORK, NAACP REQUESTS

NEW YORK-A request that Attorney General Nathaniel
Lden Of Yorn State institute proceedings aeans, ,h
fcan Rowling CongreSto prevent that group from rsrrng
y. activities within the Of lis nolcv ~ rscal
rrnnaon was made recently by Roy wilkins acting score
/ NJ tho NAACP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
BIAS STILL PREVALENT
IN CANADIAN HAMLET

DRESDEN. Ont -fGlohall -
This southwestern Ontario town
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
William Suspended

BOSTON World Lightwoic chit
Champion Ike Williams of Tten-
ton \ J was suspended last
week indefinitely hv The MasSa-
chusetis BOXING ComousSion in
cooperation with California au.
fhoriies
Williams was set down foi
failure 10 tulfll contract
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
ROY BROWN

Dec "a. % Tulsa Okla
26- Shreveport La
q Lafayette Ia
28 Napoleonville. La
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

burial place Of the Negro who
was Tho real life counterpart Of
the principal character IN Hss-
rief Beecher Stowe : Uncle Tom
CABIN recently Noiod against
ending racial dscrmnation in
local restaurants
Citizens voted SIT n los
against proposed hv lax which
would have compelled res'su
rants 10 serve Negroes
The voting AZ the MUNICIPAL
elections chmaNed contovers
started several months ago when
the towns three largest res'au
rants haired Negroes
Nearly tweniy per cent NJ
Dresdcn's population u 200 are
Negroes
Evening star., 1949-05-18
AcREAeE EoR sALE lcen,.
BY Jo Fischer

a-ACRE TRACTS. 900 H. in width,
club district ns-third mile from
ous end new shoppinE sspter will
wi With i'pe relissie sssasli.hed he'd sSiia.rj
TO build .excellently designed ram
blers Architectural sne l50 Il. set
back per acre, for nrSt sites
only Only GOOD neishoors need ap-
ply, oily; HERMss Gs M SCHMIDT Ma. sGs
4 ACRES with ; small brooks pleas
and Fslls Church Wooded mostly
with oak and poplar and with an
abundance q dosSood Laurel and
Phone Pa. 7447 xeekds,s'
II ACRES in ciermont, Va eool
si.ss5. VERNoN N. LYNCH 4
SONS, RI. 236. bet. Annandale and
Shirley hwy. AL. 6906. CLOSED sun }
81 ACRES. near District line between
HAzo 81 70 f0I seasaRs gFosss sx $50 pt
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Mp.-sO
acres located near Sandy sprinR
with long state I'd. and Patuxent
tfcI ltUAlAkS, ptAutiIul DIuk. kltes
bordering river A bargain at Sl0,-
900. WILLIAM NJ. CANDY, Mills
BLDG. RE. 3732> -le
OPPOSITE MT. VERNON. n-mile
frontase on Potomac, s6 acres. In :
sluding riparian rights: small. old
house built 1900, needs remodel
inF: beautiful trees and shrubs
Property near Marshall Hail. out
Of town: owner wants offer. RID
DELL REALTY CO.. Realtors. Dl
II XCREs-a,1oo-,. frontage on RI.
l23 tChain Bridge rdD. Entirely
wooded. approx. 4 miles from town
Of Fairfax. Call Mr. Lewis. YEONAs
REALTY. OIL. 2lOO. OK. l243-ls
: 5 ACRES IL miles from D. c.. be-
yond Colesville, Nd. Price, $3.50.
Terms. LEE cRANDALI. OIL. 653a
LAND FOR LIvISG-Attrae.. gently
rolling building sites, from / acre
TO over 230 acres: beautifully
wooded. panoramic views. some with
streams. utilities; desirable locA-
tions and close In; excel. terms
CAPUTI, Realtors. Phone Pa. 0990
Or FA 2l2o Ia
Evening star., 1949-05-18
WATERFRONT PROP. foR sfN1

COLONIAL BEACH. va. on The front
aeeomodAtes :. 0A range. slst
Fefgfr shower. running water $4b
wk. Special IAses fer June or
Sept. VIII rent fer season Ca
TR 434S. e 10 Pm enly --lP
MASOSs BEACH-D<sirahie cot
tA&e directly On water all modern
conyenieneek Available May e
;hrotsh June OR sos go
COTTAGES FoR REST at North
Beach. Nd Call AT, 4ase or Lydls
AnH eottsEt al TO and Dayton
ave. At North Beach, Nd, Sat. Aae
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