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Evening star., 1951-09-27
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

BUNGALOW---Are you looking for
home with large family -sized dining
room? Then see this nice asbestos
shingle bungaloy with 4 bedrooms,
living room. kitchen and bath. Base
$1,000 down. SUBURBAN REALTY
co: 5402 Marlboro pike s.e.. 20.
Mr.. ID. C. LINE-Lovely 1O-yr. .-old
8-rm; bpnga.; plus bsmt; apt. with
kit. has new 11-cu.-ft., refgr.; gar
Of S11, 300 Includes 20-in. television.
JOHN A. VENT. -28
s69.50 MO-. includes
taxes, prin., ins. and int. Ager rd.,
near Queens Chapel rd. Semidet.
brick. 2 bedrms., large equipped kit,
WIND ISindoVs; SSsIi,aap esas storage e attic;
ePi coRP. ST. sSSN soss. Evss. aN'fsiI5St a. 55eo
VETERAN-S700 down will buy new
asbestos shtngle bungalow: 2 bed
rms, Living room, large kitchen,
bath, full basement. expan, attic,
mentsl SUBURBAN REALTY CO,
5402 Marlboro pike Sc. 10. 9-9666.
LOT. 1OOxl65 FT., 5-room bungaiow
full bsmt., gas heat: mr.. Maryland
University. Owner leaving city, must
900: Open to all offers. Call PERRY
BOSWELL. INC. WA. 1900. Open
It'll s pm.
ATTRACTIVE a-BEDRM. bungalow !;
$l2.500. Easy terms. Excellent con-
dition; bsmt.. expansion attic;
fenced yard. Convenient location. w.
shaPFoEp SIZE 32RE sHERrzER' RE. ga sSPl'
ONE ACRE ON RIGGS MILL RD.,
5000 fsgm; FERNS. Hsfas ERviN fSpA Really 1T
CO, ny. 0334. -2s
HURRY! q acre. Lanham. Md. Near
all cows. Hard street. rms. and
bath, 2-Story frame; part bsmt
beaut., trees and garden; 1st time
offered for sale; needs rederocrating
Only $4,000: terms. ALVIN
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW very
freplsce. tiled BATH BAT i large E'e equipped aHased
kit, lovely corner lot: Immaculate
cond:; reasonable terms. PRINCE
GEoEqEsss rs REALTY CO, WA. 66S56,
81. SS GOO 11So 1bSoowN: s74.es per mo'@s. ms
size. liv. rm., equipped kit, gas a.-c
heat. perfect condition; immed,. pos.
CO. EVA va oaSs4s5 SsS5, uN. 1f,s 1fss, n2a ,22,s
Brand-new stone and block home
ready for occupancy, Spacious liv
rm. with picture window and beauti-
full stone firepl.. extra-lge. equipped
seen to be appreciated. This is truly
an outstanding bargain at the
amazing price Of only S13,950. Call
PERRY BOSWELL. INC, WA. 4500.
ODen It'll pm.
cHEVERLY MANOR-S13,O 600
S67 MO.-4E LOAN
Like new. 5-rm. brick bungalow with
expand. attic, full dry bsmt.. with
entr on ground level to lge. fenced
lot. WA. 9144. CIR. 1867, JOHN A.
Cheverly-7O-Ft. Rambler
stone plus IL by "a rec. rm..
tile baths, kit. IA by IA auto
washer, many other extras. very
good financing, immed. possession
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
WA. 1855, UN. ll66.
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CORNER MODERN RAMBLER-onl,

SI4. .oUU. Small down Payment anu
low monthly payments will buy
this 1-yr-old det brick rambler.
only 10 Minis. from the heart OF
Silver Spring. Truly modern through
out with lovely liv. rm.. din. area.
complete mod. kit. 3 bedrms. and
mod. tiled shower bath. Spacious
scaped. A must for the family
desiring the best that money can
buy. BERENTER & CO.. IA. 1880,
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.
SILVER SPRING
.lIyn Ran1hler& Goa O

De Luxe Rambler-$23, $50
3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths
New; lge. liv. rm. with Roman brick
fireplace, knotty pine wall with
bookcases, separate din. rm., side
porch, modern kitchen with break
fast space, master bedrm. approx
10 by IS, 2 other well proportioned
bedrms.; full bsmt. with firepl., out
side exit; lot approx. 30 by 15Q-~You
can choose your interior and ex-
terror decorations and color of tile
in. bath. Nr. public and parochial
schools.
Once in a Lifetime
1S-ROOM HISTORIC HOME
ON OR MORE ACRES
COLESVILLE RD.. CLOSE IN
This beautiful property surrounded
by century-old trees, completely
modernized with 3Aa baths is suit.
for pvt. school. restaurant. club.
tourist home or residence. Seen by
appointment only.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
sH. 0673. If no answer. 81. 1895.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
BRICK BUNGALOW

Close in Silver Spring. Two twin-size
tile bath. all in immaculate cond.
includes storm windows. awnings
steps to attic. gas h-w.h.. det
garage on fenced cor. lot; close to
schools, and 2 buslines. Price,
Sl5.500.
Graham & Co., 81. 6010
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Continued on Next Psge)
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Once in a Lifetime
SILVER SPRING
DOCTORS ATTENTION

Master built; 4-bedrm. 21a-bath CEN
rm. with firepl., guest size din. rm.,
bedrm. and den on 1St f.; full base
ment, attached garage; near schools
and all conv.; house in immaculate
cond. See this today. Exclusive with
RIGGS & Co, EN- 23AD. "a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BETHESDA

Excel. brk. Colonial. Built 1910.
%9PPderfHb1 Ss9Pa br,Ey loeatIiSni i8 rm bedTms Sin
kit, full maids quarters and gar.
Ample lot with shade trees, shrubs.
Reas. price. Call Mrs. Homer, WO.
1865 or ewes. OIL. 1857.
McCABE q CO., INC,
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iSEE.la REE-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
DOCTORS HOME AND OFFICE

UOOIUN HUME MI UFFICL"
Probably the only building Of its
q small ONCE bldg, in a beautiful
but densely populated suburban COM
munity; appears as an attractive
modern brk rambler but contains
a luxurious 3-bedrm.. ! ia-bath apart
and half BATH on street level; must
be seen to be appreciated: doctor.
leaving country. has priced for quick
sale at S35. 900. Ewes, call WI.
1894. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI.
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I,ANHAM

West Hyattsville-Prewar
Brick bungalow. liv. rm. with firepl.,
| bath on lst A.; bedrm. and half
| bath on End; full bsmt., auto heat.
level lot, located nr. all conven-
| fences in the most desirable sec. Of
W. Hyattsyille:
WA. 1865, UN. 1866.
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BETHESDA

(PARKWOOD-No. OF NAVAL MED.
Beautiful new brick rambling Colonial,
located on corner lot. with a pan
oramic. view for miles. A center
hall plan with lge. liv. rm., din,
rm..- all elec. de luxe kit, 3 twin
sized bedrms., 2 ceramic tile baths,
ing, cutters and downspout. Don't
fail to inspect this unusual home!
Call Mr.. Mularkey. OIL. 1885.
MILTON C. WHITE
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
SMALL, ESTATE

With a lge. custom built brick. won
derfully designed and constructed
suest-size @ din rn.. tremendou
kitchen; 2 bedrms. and lge. bath
plus master bedrm. with pvt. showel
bath: full bSmt.; .recr. rm. witt
firepl.; 2-car built-in garage, Thii
is one that must be seen to be ap
preciated. Call for an appt.
A. A. CARROZZA co.
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BETHESDA
RAMBLER. APPROX 21L

APPROX. 214 A.
California split-level ram
bier less than l VI; old; situated
rupted view of beautiful country
side; 3 cheerful bedrms., comfortable
hy.- din. area; tile baths, rec. rm
with firepl.. patio, porch, carport;
custom constructed, fully insulated
and air. conditioned. Owner is leav-
Ing reluetantly for. s. Carolina.
Call for an appt. to inspect.
EARL T. WRIGHT. EXCL, REALTOR
WI 60nn I'll @ q M
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Voodmoor Agency, Inc.
: = :,.2-1n: Rea!tors. TIL

7 y = vi -,
TWINBROOK-S1I.9
Attractive modern rambler consisting
Of hv. rm.. large fully equipped kit
bedrms. and bath: stairway lead
ing to- expansible 2nd FIR, gas &C
peat; lot 65x200; $500 down viii
taxes and ms: ewes. WI GSIo
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC. Of
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CHEVY CHASE

4 BEDRMS., 21a BATHS
Built-in gar, This beautiful brick
English Colonial home with slate
roof, lge. rear porch. center en-
in conv. N. Chevy Chase area nr
Western ave. Priced to sell at
S29,950.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
SIN Ga Ave SI. Srnn Ifil q
Evening star., 1951-09-27

IMPRESSIVE BRICK COLONIAL
On beautiful shady knoll in exclusive
suburban community; large living
room with fireplace, den. powder
room. screened porch of dining rm.;
End floor, 8 bedrooms, 2 baths. sun
deck off master bedroom; basement
has lovely recreation room with fire.
place and bath; priced to sell i'm
mefiiatly. SUE JOHNSTON. TIE.
1I76 20
close IN-Beautiful IA. lot; s.
bedrm. brick Colonial; excellent con-
1T. Dunn Loring rd. Shown by
ASK-Us? REALTY CO.
GIL. 1852. Exclusive. OK. 1859.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
CHEVY CHASE

<-pedroom, 2-bath home In excellent
location. Large living room with
fireplace. nice dining room, kitchen
and pantry, 1st floor: full base.
ment; 2-car garage. Quiet street,
Beautifully Handicapped lawn. Walk
ing distance Blessed Sacrament
School. Priced to sell: quick posses
sion. For appointment, call RAY
MoND B.. DUNN, 1926 Wisconsin,
W0 0Q14 -2S
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SHANNON & LUCHS co
1SnS II Ct NV MA C34h
ONLY S1O.5OC

ONLY SIU,5UU
German siding, Al cond.: full
bsnt,, o.h.-w.h.; large white picke
fenced yard. Near everything: Cal
UN. 1871, PARKSIDE REAITY.
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1908 goth St.. DE. 4101

DE LUXE GUNNIsoN RAMBLER
WITH BREEZEWAY AND GARAGE
o120 WALDEN ROAD
SILVER SPRING
VACANT-QUICK POSSESSION
Preferred Flower ave. area-With
schools. TRANSPORTATION and shop
ping convenient. Spacious living
room with dining area. Stream
lined electric kitchen with breakfast
area. Three really large bedrooms
and bath. Full dry basement with
beautiful clubroom. Large. lovely
lot, 65 by 1877. Call Mr.. Clark. GE
DOLL MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.,
REALTOR. DI. 3346.
WHO NEEDS AND CAN AFFORD
A lge 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick home?
On level lot. lEe. attic, full bsmt., oil
h.-w.h.. det. garage. Under market
price. GRUBB-WILLIAAfS. 81. 4554
(Over 40 years in Silver Spring.
-28
SMALL ESTATE IN BETHESDA
Over an acre. completely fenced. CEN
ter-hall brick COLONIAL; 3 bed
rms, 2 paths on End floor: semi
finished 3rd floor. n bath on first
noor, lay. in basement. 2 porches.
garage; price $42,500. J. NOBLE
BOAz, REALTOR. 7424 WIS. AVE,
WI. 1850. WI. 1900. -2S
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302 GROSVENOR LANE
well built 5-bedrm. home
modern improvements: spaciou:
cabinet-lined kit; fireplace: huge
Mrs. Miller cox a. CO, 81. 0775.
ewes AP 60Q5
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BETHESDA RAMBLER

BRICK-Lot 62x12O; large living
room. kitchen with dining alcove
two bedrooms and bath; finished
room in attic; monthly payment
surance. PRICE, S14950.
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
141s H Street NV, District 9o57
Evening star., 1951-09-27
CHEVY CHASE MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
This lovely new brick home in the
sections is ready for immediate oc-
cupancy. The home features large
living rm. with fireplace, separate
din. rm.. 8 fine bedrms., 9 de luxe
baths, all-electric kitchen with gar
bage, disposal and dishwasher, rear
car garage; excellent terms. BILL
INGSLEY & KORZENDORFER. OR.
1926 til 9 pm. -2S
Evening star., 1951-09-27
FOUR BEDROOMS
BRICK HOME OR
INVESTMENT

Two new. semidetached, lust COM
pleted near Russell rd. You can
buy one to live in. the other one
for investment. They have five large
rooms. beautiful tile baths, COM
frances IN each house. To be sold
as a whole or sinsly. Each single
unit sells for S13.650. Cash re-
ouired, S5,150 and the monthly pay
ments. including price, int. taxes
. units. the price of course. would be
S2T,300. These units rent for S125
monthly. See it today-NOW.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
620S Hillcrest pl., opposite school at
Rosemary Circle; center-hall brick;
fireplace and bookshelves; paneled
den, lavavtory, din. .rm., Kitchen:
End f., 3 bedrms., baths, good
closets, bsmt., airy and dry with
good room and bath: Automatic
500 monthly carrying charge. Ex-
clusively with Mr.. Matthew. Finn.
6ANDOZ. INC, 2 Dupont Circle, DU
1894. 20
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BETHESDA. $17.45O

REAL ESTATE
7424 WISCONSIN AVE. BETHESDA
EVES WI SR4S
Evening star., 1951-09-27

LAYToNsynLE.- Charming country
Shade trees. Situated in the edge OF
the village on 2.6 acres Of land, this
is a home which will have appeal
for some one who wants spot in
the country with little land for
gardening and some livestock. Barn
fenced pasture. Apple tress now
bearing. Garden plot. Home has !
bedrms. and bath. oil h.-w.h.;- com
pietely modernized. Price. S25. 900
terms. Call Mr.. Hogue, WA. 6947,
FRANcEs POWELL HILL
1919 0nth 81 NE AM
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA

One half acre lot. s rms. recreation
room, 2la baths, garage, new5hoIss pI e
BoAz REALToR. 7424 WISCONSIN
AVE, WI. 1860. WI. $500. -26
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3-FAMILY UNIT
SEE TODAY
Q127 SLIGO PARKWAY

9127 SLIGO PARKWAY
Ideal for doctors home and ofice. mr..
Colesville rd., spacious brick Colonial
home; 25-ft. liv. rm., banquet din.
rm beautiful kit, breakfast
rm.. den, powder rm.. screened porch.
1st floor; 3 large bedrms. and lge.
trance to ! paneied rec! rms. with
firepl.. bar and powder rm.; garage
slate roof; patio; oil h.-w. heat. DI.
l015 till 0 pm.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
Evening star., 1951-09-27
CHEVY CHASE MD.

Lovely new 4-bedrm., 2-bath, 3-level
home, ready for occupancy In one
week. Many new features: S31 800.
BILLINGSLEY g. KORZENDORFER,
0R oAOR ,til
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-12

The Governments economic development program in
wolves total projected expenditure Of Of
which 100000 to be provided by Israel and other
countries and the balance to be obtained in the United
States The 100000 State Of Israel Bond Issue Is the
largest single source Of funds for this program
With immigration proceeding at the rate Of 100000
vesent necessary to create permanent employment oppOr
tunities and housing for the balanced and
eOnsumptve needs Of its population and to provide for
der the best conditions current production cannot begin to
supply the huge capital needs Of population that s in
creasng at the rate experienced by Israel Pal
esne and Israel therefore, have always had adverse
trade balanceke young countries facing immgra
ton and development tasks including the United States.
Australia and New Zealand As immigration increased.
did the adverse trade balance The import surplus served to
cepts current account depressed IN Israel Pounds
receipts account were L. 2SO00O0 and pay
ments, IL. 118A00,O00.
It Of the major purposes Of the Bond Issue TO inn
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-12

Two types Of Bonds offered at pur os fellows:
Cul Interest Scoring Bonds Dsnomincied as
Fifteen Year 3 Deor pcyubIs Mo New
Denominations $500 81 900 $2so 5000 $4,000 100000
81 ccpitui Appreciation Bonds Dsnominuisd as
Twelve year Ds Sonss Motvy Is0 Of Issue emevns
The State Of Israel Bond Issue IL intended to
ceeds Of the Bond Issue to be used the purchase Of
machinery raw materials, equipment and other items de-
e nay earn and save foreign Of the total
Of industry and power The Of $lS0O0OOO0 has been
for agricultural projects $OO0O0 for the
development Of harbors, shipping and railroads;
FOR trade and services including the development Of the
tourist ndusry and $S000O00 for the establishment Of
government mortgage bank for housing.
The balance after payment Of the expenses Of the Issue
IS 20 serve as reserve for unanpated projects
increased expenditures for the designated projects
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-12
Jacksonville, Florida

prove Israe balance of trade through the establishment
of industrial and agricultural enterprises and through
the expansion Of production for export well for home
consumption.
AS Of December 81 1885, the funded debt was H. ia.
100000 and the floating debt H. 100000 The figures do
not include Treasury Bills because Of their relationship
Special Defense Budget which has been disclosed
for security seasons
srae! has at time defauted upon payment
Of principal or interest any debt.
The budgets Of the Government reflect the detectives Of
the State Of Israel to provide for the immigration and abb
sopto1 OF large number Of Jews From May IT, 1913
March 81 1949 receipts H. 28S850OO and expendi.
lures, H. From April 1919 to March 81 1885,
receipts were IL and expenditures H.
and expenditures H. l12Os70OO These figures
ceipts from internal loans financing same.
The American Financial and De- CORPORATION for
Israel with headquarters at vav. New York e
New York is the principal unus4 for the State of
Israel Bond ISSUE The commissions or discounts are not to
exceed ShNo.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-12
:SE BONDS
Of HISTORY

puuiady Anoned monmon ecnned the Reg
complete
purchaser and obione from the Undersigned
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-12

Consider the concrete achievements behind these Bonds
Of the State Of Israel:
In an incredibly short space Of time these 1sraes have
not only built vital modern industrial plant and wrung
an agricultural land from the ancient DESERT but they
have also taken unto their bosom homeless breh
remand transmitted these immigrants into productive
happy people with stars in their eyes and their eyes
the future.
There plants and products and farms and ships and
to dramatic the modern miracle of Israel
But Of greater import to those Americans who place
proper value the power Of the spirit is the past history
Of the children Of Israel and their unbreakable will to
survive
Think Of the historic element Of character behind these
1870 interest-bearing Bonds even while you scrutnize
the State Of Iraes modern record of solid achievement
These Bonds are an investment for all Americans who
believe in the dignity Of the human spirit the
nfd onnorrorv
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-10-12

ms Of
Evening star., 1951-01-14
F0UR-IN-0NE SAv-A-CHAIR
Regularly 1896 Lounge.Bed Chair
that Ree|ines or Makes Into Bed
s38

1t easily adjusts to positions including full 81"
single bed. Comfortable innerspring construction
and No-Sag springs. Simple to open close. A
choice Of colors Be prepared for extra guests.
Goldenberg's Furniture. Fourth Floor
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Evening star., 1951-01-14

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wnho decorating aheme enbgsR Third Fhr
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-02-15
Working With $4,000 Families
extension Agents
Have Job to Do
~-,,age photos

HOW WOULD YOU like the job of working with
$4,000 families introducing new and practical ways
of farming and homemaking? That is the broad
assignment given Montana Extension workers
under an act of congress in 1914. AS county
agent put it, "The whole county is my classroom
and usually get some good done with 80 percent
of our rural people, maybe more. Some don't rea-
lie that much of the stuff they read hear about
comes indirectly from the college,"
Actually Extension agents are faculty members
of Montana State college Their offices are liter
ally county branch of the college. County extern
sion agent work is supported by county, state and
federal funds.
What Do They Do?
You may raise the question, "What do these
agricultural and home demonstration agents do?"
Well, what they do depends on what the problems
are in the counties that hire them Maybe the
agents are organizing an area for a campaign
against Brucellosis, disease that is health haz-
ard to man and causes severe financial losses in
livestock.
The agricultural agent might be the fellow who
introduces Montana recommended variety
of grain that is hardy disease resistant,
higher producing, and better quality than those
being used. He may be asked to organize and d-
rect campaign against graSShoppers other
insects or disease outbreaks.
He is the one to help with improving the man
agement of the range and to carry out record of
performance testing on herd sires This guy always
works hard at helping Mr. please turn to page l6)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-17

Ividing in the promotion of diver
sification of the agriculture pro
gram and the marketing of crops
of the area, particularly yams
of which progress and leadership
the celebration of the Carolinas
Yam Festival yesterday, today
and tomorrow is only one mani.
festation."
He spoke of the Coast Lines
interest in agricultural progress,
and said it tried to follow very
closely the development of farm
programs.
Mr.. Davis pointed out that in
agriculture, diversification of
production and the spreading of
dependency for income over
more varied production has long
been desirable, but to-day, with
the competition for, and the rela-
lively high cost of labor, farm
mechanization market flunctua-
tions, and many other factors
diversification has ceased to be
merely desirable and is now a
real necessity. In this program
Tabor City and the surrounding
area has "blazed the trail" that
other communities might well
undertake to follow, he said.
He offered congratulations tc
Tabor City and its entire trade
area on taking the lead in pro-
noting the production and mark
citing of quality vans and chal-
lenged the group to furnish fur
Their leadership for extending the
development Of the yam industry.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-17
Methodist Begin Building New Church

Plans that have been underway
for several years, burst into real.
itv last week when the st. Paul
Methodist church here broke the
ground for their new church.
The Methodist congregation
has discussed the building pro.
gram many times and procured
the site several months ago. But
last week the proposed church
blossomed out of the planning
stage and the foundation was
dug. Work was going on full
blast this week as construction
got underway.
The new church will be OF
brick construction and will be
located on highway FOL, just be-
vond the cold storage plant. 1t IS
being built so that additions can
be made to it in future years
without damaging it's appear
ance Future additions of a Sec
ond story and education building
has been designed.
Plans for the church are mod
ern in every respect and it IS
expected to be one of the most 81
attractive and up to date small
town churches in the area.
Materials for building the
church are being procured by the
building committee, and no con-
tract has been let on the con-
struction. However, H. w Powell,
Jr., of Mullins, S. c., is the super
intendent on the job.
Early estimates of the cost of
construction have been set at
$4,000 and the completion date
is contingent upon several varl-
able factors, including possibility
of shortage of some type mater
ials.
The building committee is COM
posed of Chairman E. c. Sand
ers J. l.. Lewis, r. r. Rogers,
Lewis Gore and Miss Helen
Butler.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-17

rounding communities. 1t never
hurts to get that name before
the people and the Yam Festival
accomplishes that for Tabor City
in a way that could scarcely be
beaten by any other method. 1t
shows the progressiveness of the
area and casts a good light on
our citizenry.
Again as in past years, to give
proper credit to all the many
people who devoted their time to
planning this event is all but i'm
possible. There were hundreds
who worked hard. But by the
same token, it would be unfair
not to give A. c. Edwards, the
overall chairman, a lions share
os the credit. No one any where
could have done a greater job.
He worked long hours and for
many weeks to organize the
event. AS result, it was planned
and put into practice in a man.
ner complimentary to a master.
1t put all the other years in the
shade, and 1851 stands out as
the best all around affair of them
all. Mr.. Edwards efforts were
we'll placed, and the job he did
is deserving of your best hand
shake.