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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-22
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By Oscar SoleS

Oscar Soles and Lewis Soles
were in Mullins Thursday on bus
mess.
Ben Hinson and Oscar Soles
were also in Mullins on Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. lewis Soles ana
Mrs. B. c. Duncan were IN Null
Inns Friday.
Mrs. Matte Graves and Mrs
Norman Fowler were Sunday VS.
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. Talmadge
Graves.
Mrs. Clarence Nealey was a
Sunday visitor of Mr.. and MIS-
Talmadge Graves.
Jettie Norris was Sunday VS.
itor of Mr.. and Mrs. Cacey Norris
Taft Mobiles and PreSt Norris
and Winston Norris were Sunday
visitors of Oscar SoleS.
We are sorry to report that MRS
Robert Sellers is in the Lorls
Community Hospital.
Talman Tyler is also IN the
Loris hospital suffering for poiso-
that he got while ShruDolnG
bushes.
We were glad to see A. L. Dun
can out at church Sunday afte1
having been sick for Severa
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Ray are
spending several weeks at Gala
bash at their home there.
Several people are very busy
digging potatoes in this section
Some are also quite busy gather
ing hay, making it a busy season
of the year. Just about everyone
has finished up with tobacco
some were still working in ii
through last week.
Carl Hinson is moving into the
Emerson section this fall for an
other year on the Lester Love
farm.
Ben Hinson has rented a farm
at Cerro Gordo for another year.
We hate to see him leave our Sec
ton.
Miss Rose and Josephine Hinson
were Sunday visitors of Miss Car
oline and ABBY Hinson.
Burris Nealey and J. c. Nealey
are busy now making hay.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-22

A-C Bobby C. Rogers son OF
MIR. and Mrs. r. X. Rogers, Jr.
who soloed on Friday. October III.
at the Barlow Air Base, Barlow,
Fla.
Rogers, a graduate of ElectrOn-
les School, Dever, Colo, worked
as Radar checker on the B-36 at
Carswell Air Force Base, Fort
Worth, Texas until he entered
Cadet school on July 10 at Barlow
Air Base. He enlisted in the Air
Force in January 1851.
Rogers was recently elected rep
resentative Of the Cadet club at
Barlow.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-22

Mrs. z. B. Lewis had as her
guests Sunday afternoon MIR. and
Mrs. Lonnie thousand of Nichols,
R.F. D., Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Hous-
and of route 2, Tabor City, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Prince OF
Loris, r. F. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hughes at
tended the Carolina-Wake Forest
game at Chapel Hill Saturday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-22
GuideWay
News

Mrs. Dean Long and Mrs. Har-
vey Buck of the Pireway section
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long
Monday.
Mrs. J. D. Long was a Tabor
City visitor Monday.
Mrs. Billy Smith and Mrs. j. D.
Stocks were in Whiteville We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long and
son George and Ebert Soles were
in LoriS last Wednesday after
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-10-22

noon.
Mrs. Donald Gore visited her
sister, Mrs. J. D. Stocks Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. R. J. Long were
in Tabor City Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Gore and Mrs. Tom
Gore visited Mrs. Nina Stocks
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Soles were
Whiteville visitors Wednesday.
J. D. Long was the Sunday
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Stocks.
Mrs. Ebert 'Soles. spent Sunday
afternoon with her mother, Mrs.
Minnie Gore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Stocks
and Ed Taylor of Raeford spent
the weekend visiting Mrs. Nina
Stocks.
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
HOSKINS is
BRILLIANT IN
3-HITTER

DALLAS - (ANP) - Dave
Hoslkins won his 10Th game of
the year against 10 losses at
Burnett Field as he threw q bril-
liant Shit performance at the
San Antonio Missions TO defeak
them 90 before 5,S02 paid ad-
missions. go
II was radio appreciation night
at the local ball orchard, but for
Dazzling Dave" II was sequel to
the most brilliant mound perfor-
nance Of mis- Texas League ca
reer. For his 18th victory he
whipped the Houston Bluffs,
blanking them with two hits. He
faced only 20 opposing batters,
issued no walks and retired the
last 20 batters VINO faced him in
order.
Against San Antonio, Dave
hurled hitless bali for 0 and 2l3
innings, thereby running his
string of enemy batters faced
without a hit to 40 men or Is
and 1I3 consecutive innings. He
issued but one pass and whitfield
8 batters. 49,.
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
GREATER BETHEL AME
NV. 9Th Street
Rev. William r.. Ball. pastor

Rev. william r. SatL pastor
The Holy Communion services
will be high on this coming
Lords day at historic Bethel. The
church that welcomes all. After
the Sunday School which will
open at $50 sharp, with the Supt.
Bro. Edward Cherry and his won
derful staff Of teachers The SEN
ior choir will lead the professional
hymn, "The Church is one
Foundation of Jesus Christ The
LorA"
The holy worship service will
begin at IL am. The morning
message will be delivered by DR..
Ball. This Sunday will mark the
9th communion service for the
year. All christians are invited to
worship with us, so that they may
have their spiritual strength re-
newed. God has been good ito us
for He has brought through
another month.
All members of the church are
kindly asked to be present and
on time. Our special prayer hour
for the sick and shut-in of our
church and city will take place
before the sermon at 6 pm. ACE
league at 7:30 pm. Choir No. 2
will serve. The pastor will
preach from the subject, ct h e
Christian Pattern" Come and
hear these two great sermons on
Sunday. The pastor and mem
bers are very happy to have the
police officers in our service on
last Sunday. This was the 9th
anniversary of this group. We
always welcome visitors to our
service.
Tuesday night, class meeting;
Thursday evening at 8 pm. there
will be 18 choirs to render a
musical fiesta at the church. This
promises to be one of the greatest
programs of the year. Why not
have these choirs. Next Sunday,
Sept. IA is our rally day. Plan
now to worship with Bethel Sum-
day.
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
Holy Communion
At St. PauI's

The great need today is Evan
gelism. it is the watchword for
matured men and women, and
the foreword of youth: 1t is the
program by which christians and
the christian church seek to per-
suade christians to become
acquainted with Jesus Christ and
accept Him as Lord and Master
of their lives. The work OF
Evangelism is not only that OF
the professional religious worker
but it is the work of every per-
son who comes to know Jesus
Christ. AS christians we not only
should receive Jesus Christ but
share Him with others. In order
to do this we need a procedure, a
method, p ogram, not much is
accomplished otherwise. The
method of personal friendship in
the church is one that can be
used easily by all of us, all OF us
have friends who have friends
who are not christian; we must
live in Brotherly and sisterly
love in this world. How can we
love God, whom we have not
seen, if we do not love our
brothers and sisters whom we see
daily? The law of our church so
beautifully expresses that there
are two sacraments necessary to
the salvation or saving of man
kind, viz-Baptism and the
Lords Supper. Why not let US
obey these divine rites instituted
by our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ. All Of us need prayers,
love, justification and better rela-
tions in this uncertain life. The
Lords Supper will be adminis-
tered at both services Sunday 7th
of September. DR.. r. A. jackson,
our beloved pastor will preach
morning ard evening. St. Paul
church is thoroughly evangelical
in all of its meetings.
Our week of conservation and
prayer meetings will begin Mon
day night, Sept. is and continue
each night until Friday night,
September 10. An inspirational
week of checking UP ourselves.
This will be followed by an old
time revival led by the Rev. M.
j. Fayson of Homestead. Our
very evangelical, forceful preach
er and singer. Sinners are invited.
Beginning Sept. 22nd each night
until Sept. 26 our revival will
invite all to be present to help
sing, pray and shout the glad
tiding that Jesus the Son of God
is calling us. Tenderly calling!
Why not come!
The Miami times., 1952-09-06

Last Sunday found us getting
together giving thanks to God.
Under the direction of Supt. Peter
Williams, Jr., Sunday School met
at 9 am. At the II am. service,
one of our licensed preachers,
Rev. Stanfield, delivered the mes
sage which was taken from
Psalm 122:1-2, Subject, ct n e
House of the Lord"
BTU, under the direction OF the
president, Mrs. Alyce Washing
ton, met at 5 pm. At the Z pm,
service the No. 2 choir rendered
a program of Gospel in Songs
which is a regular fifth Sunday
feature for our choirs We are
planning a Women's Day pro-
gram for Sunday, October 20.
The public is invited to wor-
ship at st. Luke Baptist church
1909 NV 9th ave.
Rev. P. Williams, pastor
Mrs. Evelyn Davis, reporter
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
Back To School
Sunday at st. Agnes

A corporate communion Tor
teachers, parents and students will
feature Back to School, Sunday
at St. Agnes, September at 8:OO
am. At this service st. Agnes
Cherubic choir will also be tea-
tured as guest singers of the
senior and junior choirs. Special
recognition will be given to all
those engaged in the teaching
profession as well as to college
students, high school students and
their parents. The rector Will
preach a telling sermon on "The
Divinity of the Teaching Profes-
sion." Join the Sunday morning
crowds and worship at st. Agnes
next Sunday.
Solemn Vesper hour has been
changed from 7:30 to $50 pm.
commencing Sunday. The Che
rubic Choir will sing the service.
St. Agnes kindergarten will
open on Monday, September D.
Children between the ages of two
and a half and six are eligible to
be enrolled. Hours are from 8:3O
to 2:3O. Only st. Agnes offers
airy buildings, spacious play
grounds and walled in protection
from automobile traffic for your
children.
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
ESentence Sermons
BY nv FRANK CLARENCE LOWRY FOR AMP

8. You may not know where
heaven is, but the ten command
ments will guide you there.
When you demand pay for
everything you do, you rob Provi-
dence of the opportunity OF doing
invaluable things for you.
10. When a man backs away
from Satan, he moves steadily
towards God.
IL. But when he backslides
from God, there is no escape from
the chastening rod.
IL. The Democrats and the
Republicans talk much about
God every four years - but
their actions between, the poor
people have to bear, and some
with briny tears.
Is. An ounce of sincerity is
woush a ton of deception.
IA. The individual or group
that eagerly insists upon fooling
the public, will eventually Land
in the paradise Of fools.
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
SAETER'S CHAPEL

Sunday School at $50 conduct
ed by S. S. Sis. J. B. Robertson.
IL o'clock service conducted by
the meserary sisters all day was
for mesaury Sermon by pastor,
Rev. L. r. Brown. Text taken
from liz Psalms los verse and
every soul was fill with the gos-
pei. Sunday night 1880 service
also. The women had in charge
also Mrs. Vera Taylor from
Metropolitan .AME church, Lib
,erty City. A very nice reading
and a reading from the pastor.
Rev. Brown. Also Miami MatSer
SINGERS. You could not get stand
ing room in the church and we
the members and pastor of Sal
ter Chapel want to thank every
one that cooperated in helping us
to tryand raise money to build
"A new church. Also on the fourth
Sunday of August there will be
a women's day. Everyone please
come out and help us. That also
will be for the building.
a. Davis, reporter
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
Mt. Calvary Baptist

Rev. E. M. Thomas, Pastor
Mrs. B. M. Hendricks, reporter
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
OF BRAZIL'S
ALBANO CUNTS
DIE

SAC PAULO, BRAZIL -
(ANP) - Two of the quintuplets
born recently to a poor laborer
and his wife died last week in the
Maternity hospital here.
The dead girls are the daugh-
ters of Maria and her husband,
Jose Alhano, 36. There was no re-
port on the condition of the re-
naming three.
Death of the infant daughters
came as a surprise to most people
who had been told by hospital
doctors that all members of the
quintuplets were doing well. The
five had been described as ply
sically perfect, showing good
vitality" and with good chances
of survival.
A nurse at the hospital said
Maria Angela began losing weight
and showed indications Of becom-
ing ill about 18 hours after birth.
Staff doctors worked all night
trying to save the infant, she
said.
At the time of their birth, the
girls were hailed as the third
uuintuplets to survive birth. The
other two are the Diones and the
Diligents, both white.
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
SECOND EBENEZER

Sunday was a very high day
with us. DR.. BARLEY was present
and feeling slightly better. The
program sponsored by our own
Sis. Leola johnson at Rev. j.
Byrd's church Sunday night after
service was perfect success.
Thanks to Rev. Byrd and each Of
those present. Sunday is the first
Sunday. Love feast at II o'clock
Holy communion at 7:30. Please
plan to worship with us. There
will be sales at the church Sat-
urdav as usual.
DR.. w. o. BARLEY, pastor
Mrs. Nellie Graves, reporter
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
TRUTH PELr
BY REy. FRANK

/. Looks woSH get one very far
when the head is turned away
from God.
2. Snuff is bad enough in cans
. don't bring out its bad quail
ties in your mouth.
3. If in youth you can't let
liquor alone, it will follow you
to your tri-pointed prong for his
victims is too good for his flesh
to stick.
4. Just keep on losing your
temper. and someone up the road
will help you find it.
S. A man soon knocks himself
out in front, when he strikes
other men in the back.
6. A busy corner is a po o r
place to tie ones shoe, but
wonderful spot to help a blind
person to cross the street.
Z. II you want to know how to
live, then get ready to die.
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
ST. MATTHEW AND
TEMPLE NOTES

Last Sunday services at st.
Matthew's were reviving. Brother
Allan Ferguson delivered "a
Aouching message at the morning
worship, and the Rev. E. A. Hut
chinson's sermon during the
evening will long be remember
ed by the congregation.
It was good to see Miss Ora
Lee Nottage hack and at her post
in the BTU Sunday evening. She
has been studying during the
summer.
Mr.. George Hepburn who re-
turned from Atlanta u, was also
present.
The usual fifth Sunday services
will be held this Lords Day, with
the pastor, the Rev. N. F. Clark
in charge.
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
Attention.!

Tonight - Friday - the BABY
Contest sponsored by the Senior
Choir of Temple takes place at
St. James Baptist Church on l4tn
st.. Rev. J. l.. Johnson, pastor.
Will you be there?
The Miami times., 1952-09-06
MT. CALVARY
SUNDAY SERVICES

SUNDAY SERVICES
Sunday School .............. Gas am.
Morning Service ........... 11:OO am.
d ~ ............s...s''''ss..s''.ss. O'OO P'AAA'
Evening Service ............ 700 pm.
The two-weeks' revival con-
Quoted by the Rev. r. H. Lee,
pastor of Mt. Olive, Fort Lauder
dale, came to "a close on Friday
night amidst great rejoicing. 1t
was a fine meeting and the
church has been spiritually bene-
fitted.
We hope that all our members
are preparing for the Lords Sup
per. We are asking the Lord to
bestow a special blessing on our
sick.
The public is always welcome
to worship at Mt. Calvary.
Rev. E. M. Thomas, pastor
Mrs. B. M. Kendrick, Rep
The Miami times., 1952-09-06

Temple will have service at 3
pm. Members are asked to be
out on time, and to do their bit.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-18
FOR SALE:-

FOR SALE
On Catawba--Near the Lake,
room l floor plan with garage
with added room. Modern,
winterized.
Hunters:-live and play at the
same time-71 acres, 20 to 25
acres in peaches, muskrat
ponds. plenty of duck, geese
and pheasant hunting. Mod
ern Home.
Like to hunt. trap, fish? Or per-
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acres of sportsman's paradise.
Contact US about it,
Investments apartment home
at Lake resort, winterized, city
water. Brick with tile roof.
Good condition, plus 3 extra
lots. Gas well.
Beautiful Colonial Tourist home,
junction Routes 1920 and 81.
Good condition. Five rooms of
furniture Included in price.
Lot 110x237. Plenty of room
for Motel. Good trade.
Branch Once
SACER REAL ESTATE
Bernadine Schramm, Mgr
$50 Main street Huron, Ohio
PHONE aD91
Evening star., 1952-08-31
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR REM

FAIRHAyEN. MD. on Herring Bay
8 rms. 2s baths. large lot. oil
neat nsa f. he house 1 in excellent condition:
year-Iound basis: reas. rental. Call
York ave. NV. MA. 7416. i
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-cottase for
rent; Call pI. 0S39
NAGSHEAD, N. C.-1 and Q hedrm..
mod. equip. cottages. Mr.. Oregon
sDssa nRf ia rasss sad fSens fees r. rfE0sgBBff sBfs
COLONIAL BEACH - Emily's Beach
Haven. on Potomac River at 1st ST.
Cottages and unusual apts.. cool, ali
cleo. baths. hot water, swim, fish,
crab. co. 0611 ewes, Mon. Thurs.
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL..-For rent,
get acquainted offer, after Sept: 12.
houses. cottages. spts. at "a price;
aDs safy Icy aS RSPSN ssS NJ hE3 ske
TY. INC. 16 Rehoboth ave, Reho-
Beth beth Eeae Beaeh. Del. Call Rehoboth
WOODLAND BEACH-Compl. Surn..
mod. cottages near Sandy Beach;
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poIis poaslns Sssgl sfmmed' possession Anna Ar!
WILLOWS BEACH COLONY-Cabin
sleeps 4; large electric icebox: To-
Gated beautiful spot on beach; S45
wk. Phone Prince Frederick 274-J.
BREEZY POINT BEACH-Modern
cottage; ge. screened porch, bay
view, mr.. beach; avail. Sept. s on.
OF. 9544. 81
MODERN COTTAGE, with boats, half
price in Sept. Good grabbing and
nShing. ALLEN MASON. Deale. Md.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
GET CATALO0 aF"
VACATION PLACES

Blue Ridge Sum-
nit, Pa: wk. or mo-: swimming pool
MR.. pELGADO. ONCE, Elk. 1922.
where the mountains and
river meet. Cottages nestled In the
trees on the bank Of the beautiful
Shenandoah River Pleasant days,
cool nights. Each room with bath
and porch. Excellent food. Fish.
Ing. SWIMMING and riding. Cater
ciiities for infants. Moderate rates.
80 miles from D. c. SHENANDOAH
RIVER LODGE. Luray. Va.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-CottAge;
sleeps 8; modern; reduced from 500
to $50 wkly.; Aug. 80 through Sept.
BOZ 9. Dickinson 74O0. q
Evening star., 1952-08-31
GARAGES

1922 25th ST. S.E.-GaraRe fer rent
single, detached; 81 per mo. Phone
1s}4 ~ 4OIsSEi DanaF1E1p p1 Nw-Meta
garage Tor / car for rent; wen paved
alley; long term preferred. RA
NEAR PENNA. AVE. AND nth ST
s.e;-e-2-car brick, Is by 20. EX
GARAGE FOR RENT. So per mo. 71s
REAR 500 I'd ST. N.W.-Pvt parking
space for rent. $3.50 per mo. Apply
516 ond st. NV. 4
LARGE, built in. paved alley; SIC
per mo. CO. 9472. 1885 Lamont st
NV. 81
BRICK GARAGES with concrete
floors. Rental 81 per month. 9th and
Buchanan SITS. NV, OIL. 5347. Il
Evening star., 1952-08-31
FLORIDA PROPERTY

3-BEDRM. RAMBLER HOME,
furnished. modern; $4,000. Small
In Orlando iCity Beautifully, Fla.
Call MR.. KOLAR, OK. 1865. -31
MIAMI WIDOWER will rent home
to transients; Q bedrms. with all
modern fixtures for convenience and
comfort. including all utilities,
laundry and summing booths; rates
for season, $115 per mo-; rates for
l mo-, $3.50. Write w. p. DICK
INSON, 1881 NV. Miami Court.
Miami, Florida.
A HOME and income, Q H., 5 and 6
rooms each; End block from center
of st. Augustine, Fla, facing water
front; $4,000. Easy terms or
trade, Call OK. 2556.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
TRUCKS FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1852 demonstrator
1Aa-ton truck; here is an opportu-
nifty to buy Americas most rugged
and economical truck at q substan-
tial saving; new car title and guar
antee; list over $4,000; our special
price. S1.S0O; the ideal truck for q
dump. van or stake body. MCNEIL
STUDEBAKER. 1890 Wisconsin ave-,
CO. 2153. EN-. 1885.
1919 CHEVROLET 2-ton series 57OO:
full stake body with solid removable
cover; truck used very little; con-
dition like new. ST ,595. ia. 2-07S7.
FORD 1850 PICKUP, new paint and
battery, good tires and mechanical
condition; 5000. zoe Oslethorpe St.
REQ AZ heavy-duty Ih-ton4 left.
stake; 10000 actual miles. like new;
sell or trade for 1-ton truck or live
CHEVROLET 40 acton panel; r. and
h.. dark blue. ladder racks. low
mileage. owner: SS95, NORRIS
HUGHES. 7614 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
CHEv. 1910 M-ton pickup; sle5.
Franconia, Va, Winsor estate near
aluminium trailer. eft. Belvoir. Ext
2S2n9 weekdays.
STUDEBAKER- TRACTOR, 5-ton, To-
y STlhsehler' she' s,ex7,AAqcnsH good cond
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Evening star., 1952-08-31
TIDEWATER :
SOUTHERN MARVT.ANn

OOO 1HERN MARYLAND
u ll-acre. Chesapeake Bay Estate,
tong sandy beach. wide lawns. beau
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Wood trees, 90 blooming Japanese
der around the lawns, assorted
aSaieas. fruit trees, grape vines, lily
pond: lotus ponds. daffodils planted
on the slopes. high pressure water
system; irrigation. large majestic
trees, 3-rm. brick beach house. rus
tic TIC Arm; log cabin with lights. wa
nrick garage. painted white. all
modern nao garden tools. all-weather
road to property and beach. beauti-
Iul entrance, large white gateposts
mediate fs re5esse: posse:s;on 30 miles p. G i'm
Iered. Developed by one Of the
pc seen to be appreciated.
70 4-acre peninsula, 764 feet good
waterfront. perfect harbor. sandy
beach. ideal for your retirement. OF
ing. a perfect land-locked harbor
Solomons Harbor area; immediate
possession; 55 mi. D. c.: Sd. 300;
large majestic trees.
t59 "a acres. a real peninsula. 413-
food: ducking. sandy beach, wooded,
% 3-acre peninsula, lower Patuxent
River. sandy beach. harbor, boat
mouse, creoSoted dock, modern 6-rm.
nome, large screened porches. land
Scaped. arm. cottage. 2-car garage.
the perfect place for retirement;
immediate possession: 55 miles D. c.
t5) SolomonS Harbor-S-rm. modern
2ostory home. new dock 600 #. long.
~ 1t. water, storage building SO
II. by 90 IT,: perfect harbor, river
IN front yard. harhor In back: Inn
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(!) SS acres, 12-mi waterfront, sandy
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all utilities; $4,000.
go Patuxent Manor-9-room his
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Evening star., 1952-08-31

WANTED-3 acres or more. unirn-
proved. with sandy beach; give de-
tails. Box 302-D. Star.
GOV. WORKER wants to buy water
front cottage, on substantial month
details. Box 27-G, Star. 81
WILL PAY CASH for an all-year
home on the waterfront. not over
40 miles from Washington. State
full particulars. Box 453-G. Star.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
RUBY DOWNS
FISHERMEN

Now is the time to look over those
5-acre farms near the Patuxent
open. everything nearby and on 6
paved road. Price. $3.50 with easy
terms. Directions: Md. Route 5 OF
301 to Waldorf. left at stop light
Route 235 to Cape st. Marys, Repre-.
sentatives on the property daily.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
OPENING

Chesapeake Bays newest and finest
garden-type hotel at Rose Haven
on the Bay. Sixty Il. from waters
edge at the beach: only 80 miles
f-um Wash. at old Colony Cove on
Chesapeake Bay. All rooms with
for rates and reservations now for
choice accommodations 1s
Evening star., 1952-08-31
REAL ESTATE LOANS

IAfMED. CASH, End trust loans: notes
bought and sold. RE. 1905: Sun.
MoSET aDS fyei TO co 1oANrHz 81 sx' re sN'' H.
f1rst deeds Of trust. Low interest
rates. No parking problems. THE
VIENNA TRUST CO.. Vienna. We.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS,
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - Wa
will buy second trust notes, D G..
nearby Mo or Va: Reasonable rates,
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CORE, 1912 N z ave. NV.
National 1888
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for 1st,
End and 3rd MORTGAGES; nearby Md.
properties. Call MR. PERCY. JU.
$4,000. 31a Eie Bldg. sil Spg. Md.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 to 5-year terms and
monthly payments. P WALSHE,
INC. 1116 Eye st. NV. MA. GAGS.
FIRST MORTGAGE MONEY wanted.
$500 at 49s, by responsible party.
GE, 2943, Al