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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
Future Teachers Club
Chartered At Williams

The Williams Township High
School newly organized Frank
Graham, Future Teachers of A
merica club was inaugurated with
an impressive candelight cere-
mony held in the school auditor
ium Friday morning.
Short talks were given by men,
bers Margaret Day Long, Patricia
Stephens, Nancy Garide, Shirley
Norris, Naomi Williams, and Mar
jorie Ward, and Nell Long. Miss
Virginia Currie, local N. c. E. A
representative, also gave a talk.
The club charter was presented
by Principal Vince Columbia, and
the Future Teachers pledge was
administered by Sponsor Eugene
SaSser
Taking the pledge were, Mar
garet Day Long, president; Mar
jorie Ward, vice president, Nell
Long, secretary, Patricia Stephens,
treasurer; Shirley Norris, Naomi
Williams, Geneva Hinson, Nancy
Hardie, Nancv Royal, Margie
Edge, Cora Mae Dew, Christine
HARRISON, Alice Nae White, Eliz-
abeth Cartrette, Nell Long and
Doris Williams.
The new club, sponsored by the
National and North Carolina Edu-
cation Association, is formed by
high school and college students
VINO are interested in becoming
teachers. The main goals are to
learn of the opportunities offered
to teachers. The main goals are
to learn of the opportunities offer
ed to teachers, to become familiar
with the activities Of professional
groups working for the improve
ment of education, and to help
each of it's members develop the
personal characteristics essential
to good teacher.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
MRS. MARY STRICKLAND

Mrs. Mary Bell Strickland OF
the Bayboro section of Horny
County died at the Conway Hos
pital early Sunday afternoon fol-
lowing a short illness.
Funeral services were held at
three o'clock Tuesday afternoon
at Zoan Methodist Church with
the Rev. Eugene Jones officiating.
Burial followed in Red Oak Gem
etery.
Mrs. Strickland was born in
Horny County, a daughter of the
late Hezekiah and Emily Hucks
Strickland.
She is survived by three sons,
Allard Strickland of Bayboro
Mace Strickland of Loris, Route
! 8, and Prince Strickland of Cali
) wants Ferry, Route 2; two daugh-
! tiers, Mrs. Magdalene Ray of Bay
boro and Mrs. Cornie Prince OF
Gurley; % grandchildren; %
great grandchildren; and one
great-great-grandchild.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
Yam Auction Season Closes

Auction sales on the Tabor City
sweet potato market officially
closed Tuesday but potatoes that
still come into the town will be
bought by local buyers, c. E.
Walden, secretary of the market
Jig company, announced today.
With completion of auction sales,
the market showed a total OF
294.O47 bushels sold this season
for S1,2O1, 797.69 and a per bushel
price of S4.09, the highest average
on record. Generally, the potato
quality was off this season but
the demand was the best in his
tory.
TIE largest single check receiv-
ed by potato grower selling on
the local market this season went
TO Hubert Sasser who received
S1,55O.4O at one time.
The highest average price for
a single load of potatoes was paid
to Dick McCullim, a Negro, who
received an even $500 per bushel.
Sales last year on the Tabor
City market totaled 254,503 BUSH
els for S973,697.10, an average of
1888.
Sales here in 1850 totaled AGO.
900 bushels for an average of
Sl.53 per buShel.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
DOCTORS SET SCHEDULE OF FEES

The Columbus County Medlcai
Society last week announces d
new fee schedule for tie lntolln'-
ton of the public.
The announcement came from
DR.. w. Z. Baldwin, president OIL
the doctors organization.
Following is the schedule:
Office visits So and house calls
S. from 8 q. m. to 8 p. M
House calls ST from 8 p. M ~
8 a. m.
Calls in Columbus County HOS
pital will be So during the Gay
and SIS from 9 p. m. to a. M
Fifty cents per mile will De az
ded to call charges for trips 10 the
country. This will apply only loi
the trip to the patients resicenCe'
no mileage being charged 1or 'iie
return trip.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
MRS. LUCY HARRISON

Mrs. Lucy Faircloth HARRISON,
SO, of Cherry Grove Beach died
at the home of niece, Mrs. Kirby
Cox, in Tabor City Wednesday
afternoon, November 26th at one
o'clock of a heart attack. Although
she had been in declining health
for a long time, death was unex-
pected. She was in Tabor City on
visit.
Funeral rites were held from
the home of Mrs. Kirby Cox Fri
day at two o'clock with Elder
Grady Cox officiating. Burial was
in Carter Cemetery.
She is survived by one brother
zeno Faircloth, and one sister
Mrs. Lizzie Mcmillan, both OF
Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
FARM BUREAU
TOPS QUOTA

The Columbus County Farm
Bureau exceeded its 1852 quota
by six members and a delegate
is now en- route to the annual
convention of the American Farm
Bureau Federation in Seattle,
Wash.
The successful conclusion Of
the membership campaign was an
nounced today by Joe P. Quinerly,
president of the county organiza-
ton. The drive ended with a total
of 2,506 members, which repres-
ents a gain of 500 over last year.
D. D. Cox of Route 2, Tabor
City, who is vice president of the
Columbus Farm Bureau, left Fri
day to represent the county at the
national convention. He boarded
the Farm Bureau Special which
is carrying delegates to Seattle
by way of the southern route, 60
ing through New Orleans and
Southern Cdll1Ornld.
Cox headed the southern divi-
sion (south of the railroad) in the
membership campaign and was a.
warded the trip by the executive
committee after the quota was
reached.
The national convention will
open in Seattle next Sunday and
continue through Dec. II. Cox
will be away 18 days.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
Purina Mike
Won By Buffkin

A 243 pound hog, known as
Purina Mike, was won by Perry
Buffkin cd route 2 Tabor City on
November %, when the E. W.
Fonvielle and Son store here end
ed their Mike and Ike contest.
Mike was fattened on Purina
chow and Ike ate corn only. The
contest showed that Mike was
fattened at a cost of II cents a
pound while Ike fattened slowly
but at a cost of more than 20
cents per pound.
Other prizes given by the local
Purina store included hen feeder
to Mrs. Lille Norris, route l.
Tabor City, and two bags of Pu-
rina laying mash to Bob Ward, Of
route 3 Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
COUNTY HAD 9.723 ACRES
OF IDLE CR0PLAND In 1851

The 1852 North Carolina Farm
Census Summary (by counties)
lust released by the State-Federal
Crop Reporting Service in Ra-
leigh shows that there was a total
of 393,1O5 acres in Columbus Co.
unity farms during 1851 and that
9723 acres of this land was CLASH
fled as idle.
The idle land was defined as
open, cleared ungrazed land from
which no crops were saVed-ln-
Guiding land on which crops fail
ed. This land, according to farm
leaders, might do wonders toward
better farming and increased farm
income if put to the proper use.
The remainder of Columbus
County's farm land usaaes was
distributed as follows: harvested
cropland, 1892 acres; improved
pasture, 1922 acres; all other pas
ture Except woodland pasture),
1880 acres; and other land (woods,
waste, cutover, homesites, etc.,,
246,118 acres.
The Summary noted that of 21,-
283, 078 acres of farm land in North
Carolina, there were 6,161, 5O4
acres of harvested cropland, L.
185,O59 acres of idle cropland,
8O8,947 acres of improved pasture,
1,211,954 acres of other pasture,
and 11,915,614 acres of other land
including woods, waste, cutover
and homesites.
All of the figures in the Sum-
mary for this County are based on
the 1852 far mcsnsus taken by
townships last January under dl-
rections of Columbus County
Commissioners.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
Dorman jewelers.
In New Location

Dorman jewelers. has Nov,
from the old location in Dorman
Furniture Company to a new anu .ha
modern building next door to the
Ritz Theatre. a 70
The jewelry held its grand ,,.d ie
opening last Friday and S s!;ai1s
after several weeks of oullolns'
decorating. painting and moyn I'd
Dorman jewelers. IS owleo Div
operated by Mr.. and MRS nis
G. Dorman and has been a son a1
business in Tabor City for seVeia'
years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
Granger Block Co.
Is Growing Industry

Tabor City, once town with -
industry. has been putting more
and more people on weekly pay
rolls in recent years and one OF
the best examples of that is the
Granger Block Company.
Starting in August 1919, Wood
row Granger, owner and manager
of the company mere, has expend-
ed rapidly in the business of manu-
featuring cinder and cement
blocks until today the plant on the
Green Sea road turns out a steady
flow of $500 blocks every day.
Two modern block making ma
chimes are in full time service at
the plant and total of II en-
ployeeS are kept busy turning out
the building material that has
grown to be so popular in recent
years.
Originally, Granger made only
cement blocks but some time ago
decided that cinder blocks were
also in demand and has been
making some of both types IN re-
cent months.
Building has doomed all over
this area in years since the war
and thousands of Granger made
blocks are now a part of homes
tobacco warehouses, and store
buildings. =,
Always noted for making a gooo
nnn1;tr- h,nildino block at reaSOn-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
High School Cage
Slate Is Announced

Basketball officially got under
way at the Tabor City high school
gym last night with the locals
tangling with Bladenboro and
Coach S. w. Caruso has announced
the 1852 seasons schedule.
Tabor City will again field three
different basketball teams, includ-
ing varsity boys, varsity girls and
jayvee boys. All three teams saw
action against Bladenboro on
Tuesday night.
Coach Caruso announced that
all games would begin at 7:30 P.
M. unless the junior varsity was
playing and on, those nights the
w game would get underway as
$50.
Admission for all games will
be Is cents for school children and
so cents for adults.
The county tournament will be
held in Tabor City on February
1925 and March PA. The Class
AA conference tournament will be
held on March 81.
The complete seasons schedule
is as follows:
Dec. -Bladenboro at Tabor
City
Dec. 4-Loris at Loris
Dec. 9-Cerro Gordo at Cerro
Gordo
Dec. 11-Loris at Tabor City
Dec. 16-Open
Dec. Williams at Tabor City
Jan. Evergreen at Tabor
City
Jan. 9-Clinton at Clinton
Jan. 13-Open
Jan. 16-Bladenboro at Baden
boro
Jan. 0-Whiteville at White
vile
Jan. 23-Lumberton at Lumber
ton
Jan. 27-Cerro Gordo at Tabor
City
Jan. 30-Clinton at Tabor City
Feb. 3-Chadbourn at Tabor
City
Feb. civilians at Williams
Feb. I0-Chadbourn at Chad
bourn
Feb. Evergreen at Ever
green
Feb. 17-Whiteville at Tabor
City
Feb. 20-Lumberton at Tabor
City
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
FREEDOM
CRUSADE
BEGINS

Joe Mann, Columbus county
chairman Of the Crusade for Free
dom drive, announced today that
the campaign would be held from
December 7 to Is, and all persons
who can contribute toward this
program are invited to send their
checks to Mr.. Mann.
This is the second consecutive
year that Mann has headed the
Crusade for Freedom campaign in
Columbus county.
Funds collected during this ma
tionWide drive are used to inform
those peoples behind the iron cur
tain about the way of life of per-
sons living in the free countries
of the world.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03

aL~s'ices, Granger has had nc
trouble in selling his product. He
usually stays booked up we'll in
advance and sells the materials
all over the country. He also sells
sand and gravel 70 builders.
Mating block is fast and an
assembly line process. Cement:
sand and water are automatically
mixed, dumped into hopper that
pours the mixture into molds
which are flopped over, lifted off
by an employee and set on metal
racks. The metal racks are filled
from top to bottom and machine
driven vehicles take the whole
rack into the steam kilns.
Two steam kilns are available
in the Granger Block company
each with a capacity of 15OO
blocks. When a kiln is filled with
blocks. steam is turned on them,
and they go through this process
for eight hours. After the steam
bath, the same power driven
vehicles, pick up each rack of
blocks and transport them 10 the
storage yard where they are
stacked awaiting shipment to some
building site.
To carry through this efficient
oneration, II men are needed and
Tabor City has another industry
that has grown from the bare idea
in 1949 to a sizeable plant tooay.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
Baptist To
|Ordain Deacons
Sunday

DR.. E. L. Spivey, Field Secretary
of the Baptist State Convention,
will deliver the Ordination Ser
mon for two new deacons at the
Mount Tabor Baptist church Sun
day at HOO a. m, Rev. P. c.
Can't, pastor, announced.
The new deacons are Don
Hughes and Claude Higgins who
have been elected to serve on the
rotation system recently adopted
by the church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
Cagers Split
With B!aden5oro

Tabor City high school basket
ball team took two games and
dropped one to invading Bladen-
boro at tie local gym tuesday
night. / ..e Jayvees won by a 81
q score, the local girls took a
STAT win but the boys dropped
till.r contest to bls denboro lib.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
P.O. Asks For
Cooperation

S. w. Carroll, Jr., postmaster,
this week asked local people to
buy their stamps for Christmas
as early as possible and to cooper
ate as much as possible during the
December rush.
eve have one letter drop mark
ed for intown mail and one for
out of town mail and it will be OF
considerable assistance to us II
people will place their letters In
the proper DROP" Carroll said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
TOWN MEETING

The Tailor City town board will
meet tonight { Wednesday, in
stead of Tuesday, the regular
scheduled night. The meeting was
not held OH Tuesday because of
the mayor and one town council
man who had to be out of town.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
Eastern Stars
Meet Monday

The local chapter, Orde OF
Eastern Star, will meet Monday
December 8, at 7::30 in the Masonic
Hsl1 for a regular meeting.
All members are urged to at
tend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
LEGION MEETING

American Legion Post l0l Of
Tabor City will meet Thursday
night at 7:30 at the hut. All legion
members and other veterans are
urged to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03

Fire this year rendered over
100000 acres of grassland in Ok
lahoma useless for winter grazing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03
years

OF North Cardinals 2,4 aoo ooN
pound pecas crop in 1852 z,zoo o,ssJ
bounds win come from improved
varieties.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-03

Report of Register of Deeds -.
Report of The Register of Deeds
to The County Commissioners for
the month of November, 1852:
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HAVE CLIENT. will pay cash IN tc
100000 for det. brick home in Hill
Crest section, sc. VIM. j. ROSEN-
THAI. 1924 K st. NV. RE. S266. .
10 ROOMS or more suitable for room
ing houses downtown, Capitol am
or any section; close in; furnished
or unfurnished. E. w. THURM,
DI. 1906.
SELL QUICKLY! Exper. appraisal
without obligation. Will buy or
list. Ewes. OR. 69Ie. L. T. Ora
WAITE; Realtor. 1918 K st. NV.
RETIRED ADMIRAL viii pay IN to
100000 cash for the right home in
select NV. area. Must have large
den Cibrary) and powder room on
LIST floor. Prefer location near Chevy
Chase Country Club. Call Mr.. Dixon
Of JAMES l.. DIXON q Co, ST,
1900 or co. 1915. ewes. 80
DIRECT FROM OWNERS-Takoma
PIX. Silver Spring. Hyattsville.
and 3 bedrms.: $4,000 cash; houses
under $4,000; over $1,000 cash
on higheer- priced homes. Cali s,
PEPPERA 81. 666S. eyes,, sundays
Evening star., 1952-07-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY

By OWNER-4-room furnished cot
onn soage' overlooking the Shenandoah, h,
ZOO yos; from river; high eIevation:
good well water; electricity: anproR
acres; 2s miles, StrasburE. Is
miles; niles Front Royal, Va. Price. $500.
Terms. Box 1870. Star. 30
FINEST IA. VA. Blue Ridge bldg.
site within committing distance
water, elec. and crude furn. shelter.
Leaving State; $500 to lucky party
with spot cash; None others need
(Brokers protected SO. please ciip.
BROOM HOUSE with modern con.
veniences, full basement; also two
cottages. one rooms and one
rooms, with garage for 3 cars under
building. Property located on Route
30 halfway bet. Winchester ant
Romney, in sight Of high school, |;
churches; 2 gardens and a field OF
6lz acres along Capon River. Thi:
river Is noted for fine fishing. Cal
WO. 0022.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

CONN. AVE. AND L ST., on L ST..
doors from Conn. ave-; substantial
3-story brick. 2lx75 IT. tsubstan.
tally 1000 50. IT. Of floor space), or
o lot 21x102 it.. with Gear garage
on paved alley; 1st floor. street-leve
store 14x33 IT,, plus living quarters;
door. Fms haaosnt sa pans ,tS On ce.;ds cne uppci
trance partly finished; modern del.
CO" h.-w.h. and large domestic h.-w
heater: very reasonably priced ai
S42, 800. Exclusively with
GATEWOOD 8, BENNETT,
MA. 6341. ResHOr. RE. 2323.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
STORES FOR RENT

10TH AND NEW YORK AVE NV
5 l,S00 50. II. Parking in rear. Suit.
a6Ie a6Ie any cti type @ business; Lease avail:
sEAITy sTs' !; : Co. 1908 SS'' New e0MaI SpTI
siis 18th ST. NV. LARGE MSl disnl.
window, approx. 1,5OO so. It,. leass
ssyTatlIable. sT Cali ME. OO95. COMET
sEALpY sEel ! Y CO. 1908 New Yorl
DoWNTTioSwN-s2s g st. NV 81 Stor,
room measuring l0xS0 It. with with
e ROsIMSKI CO.. MA. 1854. @21
IS G ST. N.W.-Newly remodeiet
Ts.cone; seas ren, store; any type business
inston. Can x Re. sfrsiSns f4ss. OF .sS wssh
1911 18th ST. N.W.EApprox. '3o(
Sssf sa #. A. s. GARDINER 4 Co, M SA
2Ist AND L sTs. N.w.-1.ooo sd 50. #
room or ofhce and workshop in real
pair, service or distribution tyn,
business; Reasonable rentals. Cal
SIr; Mr; Holland: H. g; SMITHY CO.
"a sil .vf 18th St; n;wA ST; 1900. Al
blocks, near Decatur st. Store. apt
and earage; can be enlarged NUN
SsItm.Ft SEY TRUST &C, eood Real Estate De.
N. CAPITOL ST.-These new store,
are available for immed. occupancy
Lge; corner store, suitable for drugs
shop barber shop or any other retail
outlet; reas. rent. Call LA. fi-f32fifl
sIDNEY z. MENsH AND CO, Ma
CORNER STORE. with full bsmt.. Sc
section fnfRrCARffnrr nF
4sal ga GsSS" iats ST. NV, opposite M@S car
barn, in group of stores doing GOOD
business; show windows and con-
yenient to groups Of new houses:
$50: HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
ss1s ! sLxDRNsb5Rae isi RiS Ra 7sGz RD. Ne NJ.
per month. Apply ae2s Biadenso. SiHo
aSs COM ZONE. 111o and I4 It1a
2cs6 $50 st. .o st9Te and 2 rooms, about
SILVER sPRNG-Nearing comple-
tion. 2.300 50. IT,; full bsmt.: suit
owner, 500 Forest Glen I'd. Cali
ssIi SEi cALvfET CAL fsEEsTrinsgi; 81. NV dr.
oti Conn. ave. mod. 900 "a. T.;
3H X ST. NV. - 1St floor store
with plate glass display window,
appr. 22xS0; immed. occup.: reas'
rent. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN q
1908 WISCONSIN, AVE. N.w.WRRnp
2Ox65 with full bsmt., front and
rear entrances; space in rear for
car; reas. rent. Immed. occup
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
1915 K 50. NV. ME. 5400.
1858 MT. PLEASANT ST. N.W.-Lse.
mod. store in densely pop. neigh;
suit. any business. WO. 1899.
803 End ST. N.R.-Large store, va
cant. End comm: $40 per mo. LISs
REALTY. NE. 666S. -21
025 G ST. N.W.--Sublease lge. store
bldg. suit any business WASHING
TON REALTY, GE. $500.
CORNER STORE, 29IS Ga. ave.; re-
decorated; suitable for barbershop.
grocery store, beauty shop. ST.
CENTER, nearby Md
Stores now leased to supermarket.
drug, barber, valet. Open for
beauty, delicatessen or variety. on
street parking for 40 cars. Call
Mr.. Holland. H. G. SM1THY CO.,
S11 10th st. NV, ST. $500. al
Evening star., 1952-07-20
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL ROPERTY sur
rounded by alley approx. 3.40O 50
IT,: vic; Of + st. ne. Call AT. 324;
sIcSSNDe Il 9Si e1sSsti COMMERCIAL. HOO Ss blocl
0kie St; ne; ,2G9 9;2oo So. #. Brokers o6e
DELICzTEssENIvefy. very reason.
sfToREi. plus s rms, Fla. ave. ~f ne
Nj; Fischer with pREYgUs$
SOUTHEAST D. .c.-e,ooo 50. #
ground, on grade; $15O sa. it..
subject to present owner obtain
ing variance for specific 2nd coml
cHolcAk qSel E n coSM1MEkcfAELi SM1nH REi 1888 Ior i,
heart of Wheaton on Ga. ave
Most any size desired. Price rea
sonaole. E. S. PRICE & CO.
1891 Ga. ave-, 10. 5-1231, Lo
BRICK = STORE, 3 yrs. old. doin,
Aso soSfss sSsdrm NV apt Suasis5s asove on Fas
growing community. 20 min. down.
@ereial. Excel. Tor a:Te yeuns aPl, or eo@ re:
tired cple. or Investment. GILLON
sRd sREALC9i c9M%ERcinT&Nev N; 55a1I6: ,.,tor,
IT., 4 overhead doors Adjacent gas
station included. Vic. 18th and Col
rd. $4,000. subject removal from
BIcH: ] 557 II st. NV. Di. 1897 Of
LTtNSCHHE6oNETTE-1n Laurel. seat.
F35.. living .atrs., kit. parking lot, on
main ST., beer lie. avail: now max
ing $500. weekly; S1.500 down.
CoMMERciAL LAND for. small shop
ping center. 344 Ridge I'd. Sc. Can
.1So % Fl. lsst OFF CONN. AVE-. Kensins. T
Commercial. storage. etc: ST Der
so. IT.. for quick sale. COFFMAN
REALTY CO.. sH. 4123. or sH.
8 STORES, rent $4,000 ". expenses, S
roof and taxes; or will trade. for
gIadepssgrs ,9,I,s psgE rd. TAAiMARo' ESek- !sS
EXCEL. f 'Ussi SILVER SPRING LOCATION
center: 2 stores and ONCE or living
quarters upstairs. Has net income
Of S4.560 year. owner moving out
Of town. Will sacrifice for less than
$4,000: al cash above first trust.
1ass ss SoRTHhp S6l Thp4 CAPITOL sr.-TWo-
story BRICK store and apt. h.-w. h.
GR1NDLEY, a32 New York ave.
BUILDING, 2nd commercial, store
and officeS, garage in rear; 1885
18th st. NV. ME. 3799 mornings.
GEoRGEToWN-s17. $50
DOUBLE Stores, 900 CASH
SAM ROSEY. AID. 2700
Evening star., 1952-07-20
STANTON SOUARE.

Low down payment; three story and
basement brick, containing II
rooms, g baths; excellent condition:
money-maker as rooming house;
shown by appt. Mr.. Mayton, MA.
$500; ewes. and week ends, AID.
5lS4. BOSS & PHELPS, INC. l417
K st. NV 20
Evening star., 1952-07-20
PEOPLE WILL TALK

C0LORED, 3IO6 18th ST. s. i;;s,
on Glebe I'd. 6-rm. frame. semi.
Want Want an iO5 ef,erl loofi5G; o2,ansv 6 SeommsTcial
Exclusive. RE. 0493, CH. 1f,1k -1aG
Evening star., 1952-07-20
"SIJPER BARGAIN'

SUPER BARGAIN"
Just S1O.75O, Furnished! First COM
mercial property, containing com
plete apts., each consisting of
rms, kit. and bath. Semidet. brick
house, gas h.-w.h. Full bsmt. Sepa--
rate entrance. Full privacy. End
floor rented for S65 mo-. 1st floor
owner occupied. Excellent location
On 18TH st. Sc. Sufhcient cash
W. nefaeR; B. REALTY, IA. ose4. RE. oe7s.
8-UNIT, BRICK
tenants. Total IN
come. $4,000 yearly. Expenses be-
investment. Priced low at $50. 900
ssisGpen.d sSi;09e doTn. IA. 6Sss. ESs and SUM- Sam
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV. Ma. 1919.
FOUR AUNT BLDGS.
Detached. mod. bldgs.. we'll located
near schools. stores, tranSp. Each
apt. has 3 bedrms., liv. rm., dinette.
kit, bath. Full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.
Excellent financing. Call ST. 1859
or TU. 1858.
4-FAMILY DUPLEX
Modern det. bldg. near Catholic Uni
versity. In perfect condition: Each
apt. has liv. rm.. dinette. kit. 2
bedrms.. bath. rear porch. Oil heat
ing plant tnewl. Well financed
reas. price. Call Mr.. DRAIN. ST.
4555; ewes. and Sun. SH. 7031.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Is UNITS
$4,000 DOWN
HOME WITH INCOME-S.F

HOME WITH 1NCOME-S.E
Semidetached brick house situated
on a nicely wooded lot close to
transp and stores. Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
dinette and kit. on each floor. Live
in one apartment and rent the
other. S16,500 with 4so financing.
PLEASE CALL MRS. IuNN, ot71se
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC
46OS wis. Ave. NV, OR. 6715
Uptown once Realtors