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ALLANWOOD

A delightful spot to build your home
in, now or in the future. Just S
mi, from Silver Spring; sensibly re-
stricted community in an excellent
location.
5-acre tract particularly adapted for
one house, or. for suodividing into :
beautiful high gently rolling home.
sites. Background of magnificent
trees; 5 views; priced low; terms il
desired.
1R-acre lots. 246x276 IT,: high
beautiful elevation; panoramic 4.
directional view; $1,000.
elevation: beautiful trees of all de.
scriptions. A perfect setting for &
rambler; S1.4O0.
H g. H DEVELOPMENT CO.
LO. 5-2655. Eyes, OIL. 0976
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FARMS (cont.l


200-YEAR-OLD BRICK, 9-rm. home
nice setting, about acres in all
fronting on salt water deep boat har,
Dor; excel. cond.; priced, $4,000.
x40 acres, 100 clear. tenant house,
topacco barns, good streams, excel
TOD; land; price. $10,500.
we nave TO offer several nice homes
N the Waldorf section. priced from
,uO0 up. with terms.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY CO
On Route 301 Below Waldorf Md.
Phone La Plata 6711.
a-SS5o On. $50 mo, buys 264
acre. Fronts 2 roads. only s mile:
from Orange: easily cleared.
S-S5OO dn., $50 mo. buys com.
bined store, service station. living
quarters ac1st hisIMs several ttSurist cabins
BROOKS, Orange va. Ph. 1914.
modern home, fireplace. 8 bedrms.
large porch. built-in cabinets ant
cupboards; Lear gar. Near Chesa.
Immediate possession; $4,000. q
No. N a0cHA1K POINT, Md acre
firm. modern home, winteriZed; 2(
miles D. c.; $4,000.
NO. 3-153 ACRES-6-rm. home, :
stream. All utilities; 95 acres clear
ideal for tobacco, grain, cattle. Or
paved highway. 20 mi, p. C. I'm.
mediate possession; $4,000:
CMMtyERT Msst REALrX AGENCY SSsT Elsie
Lothian. Md.
AIS ACRES. S-room modern house,
2-car garage, servants quarters,
barn, chicken houses; on nnacadam
road, 2S miles to D. C. Beautiful
view; . nice place; good value. Price.
6s ACRES, 6-room frame house. cleo.
bath: phone one furnace; Broom tenant
outbuildings; 12-acre orchard: on
mnacsdam nI;c road. 80 miles to D. c.
s ACRES; 10-room house. ga baths,
large family; beautiful view and
shade: servants house. Price,
ACRE, @ 7:room modern ode house,
more land If you want 1t: Beautiful
D: G.; a good buy. Price, S15,500.
Cal W; a. Daniels. Poolesville 2Ils.
20. DickerSon. Md, with j. VINSON
PETERS. Rockville, Md.
S7;ACRE farm with 7-rm: house,
IDEAL summer place and cattle farm;
$1,000. viii finance.
G45-acre farm on highway; 7-rm
frame house with electric water sys-
tenn; Arm. tenant house Large barn
and other bldgs: Real buy at S25,-
600. H.. P. BURDETTE & SON. Mt.
AIRY. Md. Phi. 123. Eve. and Sun,
phone Mr.. Price. 231.
l ACRE, 7 RM. HOUSE AT
BealSville. Fully insulated; l2x22 liv
rm. with f1repl. lge. din. rm., mod
ern kit. and buffers pantry. lst q.
bath. and 4. Floored t.S' attic Fuil FnI
bsmt. with stool lavatory and
laundry trays; h.-w.h. hen house.
oix120. Gar Fronting on hard
SSd1.:; mi. from rr,, 2s mi. D. c.
s a: 6-rm. log cabin. cleo. run.
On rd. frontage so mis-. D. C.,
1S-a'. new @ 6-rm. 1n house 5oiHeo' plumb; oil
heat; cleo. and phone. Hardwood
flooring; full bsmt.: 2-car gar;
stream and woods. SI5.75O.
b0O-acre stock farm, IO-rm., 2-bath
rms. center-hall house. newly
painted, with slate roof; usual farm
oldgs., 80 a. lush alfalfa. rs acre
perm. pasture rs a. wooded; bal
ance, crop and hay. Fronting on Z
rds., 30 mi. D. c.. by River I'd. 4
mi; west of Seneca At Sl25 per
Gail CHARLES H. JAMIsoN, Broker
PoolSVille 1890
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GREAT BARGAIN
CONNECTICUT AVE.
2-STORV Apt SITE

This beautiful site fronts 100 feet on
Conn. ave-, corner Livingston St.
containing 10,192 So. IT. House No.
5437 Conn. ave. Priced for imme-
diate sale. Lot in District of CO.
lumbia. BEALL TURNER g. CO..
l105 Vermont ave, Hobart 1878,
National 6I91
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GRAZING FARM

On hard road So miles from Wash
ington in heart OF cattle country;
sod, will run 200 cattle year round;
2 large streams, good 7-room house.
Best land bargain in country. S37,-
500 u cash. balance easy terms
Phone Upperville, Va. 100. =
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FARM
ESTATES

B wooded acres on good elevation,
overlooking new. macadam rd., i'm
proved by lovely new brick resi-
dence with bedrmS.. = full baths.
ige. lily. room with picture windows,
kit. din. rm.. util. rm. and built-in
oven, etc. go with house. House
Just being finished and never lived
IN: Built by Army officer who is
being transferred to West Coast.
House ready for occupancy. Price,
$4,000; small cash payment. bal
mo. payments less than rent. so
Washington. Excellent community.
17-ACRE ESTATE
Beautiful old brick residence Just
to move right into; 3 bedrooms. 2
baths. living room. dining and kitch-
en-, full-Size basement, garage and
servants quarters outside; good road
and excellent community; 3 miles
Leesburg. Priced to sell: terms.
95 ACRES
Old Stone House Restored
In heart of the Loudoun hunt coun-
able beef cattle business is being
run on small scale with q minimum
OF labor and maintenance. Privacy
with accessibility at the end of State
maintained. stone-surfaced road.
and Purcellville, As miles from
Washington. The house is one of
Loudoun CountyS old stone houses
that has been restored completely
modern; Z rooms, 2 baths, photo lab
with running water-eaSily converted
to laundry. Excellent circulating air
oil heating and cooling system. 80
gallon hot-Water heater. tempering
tank. Living room with fireplace,
dining room with view overlooking
north branch of Goose Greek. library
with large fireplace. extra-large mod
ern kitchen, farm office, and studio
suitable for decorating for recrea-
tion room with large fireplace:
master bedroom with large fireplace,
guest bedroom; original floors and
woodwork: closets; f1oored attic:
workshop. Aluminium frame screen
storm window combinations and
combination screen-storm doors,
Weatherstripped; 1,000,gallon oil
tank; private line telephone. plug
in extension phone and extension
HOUSE: 4 rooms, electricity, exten-
sion telephone: 2-CAR MASONRY
GARAGE. FARM BUILDINGS: Small
barn, chicken houses, corn crib,
meat house. GARDEN: 5Ox1OO feet
bottom land. FARM: 81 acres orch
ard grass. timothy. lepedeza hay,
acres alfalfa timothy hay: IS
acres pasture. North Branch OF Goose
Creek runs through the farm. Nu-
merous all-year springs: fish. small
game. Grocery. laundry and farm
supply delivery from Round Hill
and Purcellville. Excellent golf
course and swimming pool a miles.
S3S. 300.
SHOWN ONLY BY APPOINTMENT
COLEMAN G.. GORE
REALTOR
IEESBURG. VA.
PHONES: Leesburg ONCE. 6s1-W:
home, 49-W-I3,
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ROITTE 201

Route 3O1 motel sites above Waldorf
Md About 4 acres. 400-ft. 'front.'
age. Mod. house. garage, fine for
tourist homes; rm. for cabins on
side. Price, SIT. 800. terms.
Mr.. LaPlata. close to intersec. 3OC
to 900 TT. by 400 It. deep. City
water; clear, ready to build on;
finest location on Route 301
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY CO.
On Route 301, below Waldorf, Md
Phone LaPlata GIL
Evening star., 1952-05-04

Ideal Retirement Home
In progressive town; b-acre planted
garden; excellent bungalow cindel
block and. stucco construction,
rms, tiled bath. oil flr., furnace
and cleo. nice shade. lawn chairs
6lrd houses; snap" at $500, terms
v. v. g. I. Vasquez. STROUT REAL.
TY. Falmouth, q. Bargain lists
mailed free
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ACREAGE BUYS

5 acres on main I'd. from LaPlata
to Indian Head. Md 4 acres clear;
beaut home site; good garden land
Price, Sl,995; terms, 500 down
balance 90 mos.
Bargain of the day. 12 acres on good
hard surfaced road; beaut trees
nice high gentle rolling land. Price
81 $50; terms. 4 cash. For infor-
nation or appt. call JAMES w
uyolAnrf
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GOOD FARMS

THIS STOCK FARM of slightly under
100 acres should be seen If you want
a place within easy driving of Wash
lngton every day; $4,000.
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY, for S17,-
900. This. farm is ideal; good home
plenty of outbldgs.; stream, some
Woodland; 90 acres; really worth
MODERNIzED HOME with 2la baths
on 80 acres of good ground, $2S,-
Al ACRES with a 6-room modern
house: little farther out; only
DAIRY FARM of 325 acres at Sl25
per acre
ANOTHER DAIRY FARM of 275
acres, now operating; sos, 900, in
cluding everything
4OO-ACRE DAIRY very successfully
operated. Owner retiring. can be
bought with or without good herd
and all equipment. This is a money
maker, with $1,000 monthly milk
check. which we can recommend
without reservations
WE ALSO HAVE country homes with
business connected; gas stations
restaurants. tourist camps. Stop in
our Office on U. S. 240 in Gathers
burg. where you can get a large
selection.
RIPLEY & ROMER
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Il MILES TO D. C..

30111O 1O u U
~, acres. good-laying land. beauti.
ful shade trees, 2-rm. house. elect.
water in the kit. new gas stove
completely furn.. even pots anc
pans; located only IA mi from D. c
Price, $4,000. easy terms For in.
formation or appt. call JAMES w
SHELTON. at Waldorf 21Q1
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APT SITE,

Sacrifice for immediate sale. Owner
must raise cash. 10000 So it. on
Good Hope Rd. Sc. All Improve
ments in. street paved. Priced
S14. 500. Half cash, balance subordi-
nate. Mr.. Bartlett with ALDRE
INC. LU. 4-0747. 4
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Beautifully elevated Country Club
Hills lot overlooking golf course,
comprising approximately 1900 So
it.: priced at 50. 800. For further
information call
JNO. J. LOFLIN
2420 WILSON BLVD. GIL. 4312
Evening star., 1952-05-04

ENJOY THESE PRIVILEGES
SMALL ESTATE SITES
II Miles To Chain Bridge
Large 15-acre lake for swimming and
boating; protection of 5-acre mini.
mum tracts. Gorgeous natural sur
roundings, extensive wild flowers,
shrubs, mammoth trees. rushing
streams-all this amid 400 planned
acres; permanent homes finished
and under construction; vicinity
Colvin Run in Fairfax County 5
Hunt country; $3.50 per acre.
HERMAN E. GASCH & SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA. 1854
Sat and Sun.
Call DaleYieN nllo 4
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1 ACRE, Z RIM. HOUSE AT
IA MILES TO ID G

II acres with 8 rm. home. tenant
small stream. Productive Colline.
ton loan. excel. for tobacco, grain
or CATTLE. Desirable neighborhood
on Defense hwy. and new washing
TOR, n,Annapolis expressway. S35. 900
y b. ,ZANTZINGER CO., 945 K ST.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
Vienna, Va. Vienna 465
Home, Vienna 3SS-W
LEESBURG. VA.
Phone: Leesburg Once. 6S1-W;
Home, 49-W-13.

SEEING is BELIEVING
The owner of this .2S7-acre nice
cattle farm has authorized me to
ofier it for sale. 81 miles of D. C.,
1O-room frame residence. bath,
water and electricity, large old
barn, old tenant house. new gear
garage. Land mostly in grass.
beautiful stream through property.
long road frontase; in Loudoun Co.
1t will take $4,000 cash to swing
the sale.
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Beautiful Cottage, Furn
On Large Stream

Enchanting view; boating. bathins
and fishing: boat landing and canoe
large plot 250x5OO;, excellent dwell.
phone. fireplace. stone patio. TV
aerial, elec. range. refrigerator
tastefully furn'd.. grand shade, 2.
car garage; near historic city; sacri.
fice-priee, SlI,200; c. A. Heiges &
Son, SIROUT REALTY. 121 Buforo
ave-: Gettysburgh. Pa. Bargain lists
mailed free.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
RIPLEY & ROMER

REALTORS. GAITHERSBURG 300
NEARBY CALVERT CO. MD.
DEEP HARBOR
63 RICH TOBACCO LAND strategi-
cally located. near mouth of beauti-
full scenic st. Leonards Creek
Approx. l mi. water front practically
surrounding property, comprises one
of the best deep harbor coves. plus
sand beach. Home situated on
beautiful knoll, 8 rooms. bath, :,
screened porches; basement under
entire house; tenant house; . barns;
RIVERVIEW
l50 ACRES on hard surfaced road
Home situated on high ground
overlooking beautiful expanse OF
river; 9-rm. Colonial; . barns 1O0,-
900 tobacco sticks. This richly pro-
ductive farm could pay for itself
in several years: S27 500.
VIRGINIA McFADDEN
NO. . Highway St. Leonard. Md.
Calvert County. Phone Prince
Frederick 9-W-2 or 264 -J-5.
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LOTS g ACREAGE WANTED

Is OR MORE LOTS and acreage.
Silver Spring or Wheaton area. 81.
7735
g. OR 4 LOTS, with all utilities;
frontage at least IS IT. OIL. $3.50.
APPROX. ; ACRES, reasonable COM
muting distance to NV. Washington;
Will pay up to $1,000 per acre. LO.
81 133
RAMBLER SIZE LOT wanted, near
schools. all utils. NV. pref. K P
CAREY, 35l3 Idaho ave. (Zone 16l
DEVELOPER WANTS 200 or more
acres to develop in nearby Va; own
er only. Box 145-X, Star.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
LEESBURG

Less than cost; new rambler on 3
acres: oil heat, Dashboard radiation,
tile bath. picture windows. perfect
view: ] "a miles from LeesburF: price
for directions.
T WEST EV RTTNuANAN
Evening star., 1952-05-04

Beautiful OLD brick residence Just
renovated; it's in perfect condition
to move right into; 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. living room, dining and kitch-
en-, full-Size basement, garage and
and excellent community; 3 miles
Leesburg. Priced to sell; terms,
Evening star., 1952-05-04
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

VIRGINIA LOTS
Lee Hgts., 4 lots, good section; 2 are
corners, inside All at $4,000.
ANNANDALE
Brookhill subdivision, l acre, 255-ft.
frontage; ideal for nice rambler
NEAR FAIRFAX THEATER
Three la-acre lots, . are corners;
with water. Price, $500 each. .
MANASSAS
Pretty corner. l acre. Price, 81 500.
Shirley Gate Park; two Ka-acre lots.
$3.50 each: both, $1,000.
SPRINGFIELD
Near Shirley hwy; 6 lots. 100x245;
lust over y. acre. Price. S775.
1909 N. Quincy st. JA. 2-4O19
Evening star., 1952-05-04

COLLEGE HEIGHTS, 6907 Pineway;
choice lot, 1O0xl60 deep; all utils,
paved street; $4,000 cash.
W. w. LEWIS. REALTOR
Evening star., 1952-05-04
LOUDOUN COUNTY

Potomac River stock and grain farm,
$50 acres, all in grass and under
cultivation. Modern 10-rm. home
1O0-ft. bsmt. barn. Asking S45,OO0,
terms. Also numerous other farms
from $12,50O up. PETERS REALTY
Mclean. Va. Ell 3702 q
Evening star., 1952-05-04

COLEMAN Q. GORE
REALTOR
IEESBURG. VA.
PHONES: Leesburg ONCE. 6S1-W
home, 49-W-l3,
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Continued on Next Psse)
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MT. VERNON BLVD. AREA
Wooded acre, 145-ft. frontage; re-
stricted wellington area; $3.50.
1OOxl50 IT. corner; Collingwooo
Manor; $1,000.
5-acre block in subdivision near Mt
Vernon. $1,000.
BERNICE CARTER DAVIS, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-05-04
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

FINECREST SPECIAL
Nearly - acre, on high knoll. bni,d
your home among the better class
Oh homes; price only s., 800.
MILLS REALTY co.
Annandale, Va. FA 0qoq a.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-14
Justice-As Prescribed By Law

When the ex-Ku Klux Klansmen who heard their SEN
licences pronounced Whtevle Saturday night used their
leather strap on handpicked citizens they
their outlaw justice they saw it, But tnere was
illegal about the justice as doied out oy Juoge Ca"son
Williams in Superior Courtthe fogges got their justice
=; ro.nner prescribed bv law That's the only kind that
we believe in "
We find no room for sympathy for these night riders
who are now saddled with two year road sentences or
beavv fines They committed these criminal acts "lti
their ewes open and deserve more consideration ta
chicken thief bank robber. .,
In Iudpe Williams court these refugees from hoods ana
robes put their before IL good they hao ne
fit of an array of legal talent and could tell tne stor
m most favorable light Yet they could not escape the
gravity of their deeds, and now must pay 'ne peai -
nlvne their Khan Interpretation of justice, WOODROW
Ihnson had no such opportunity to hear his case ued
H had no opportunity to legal aid nor did ne nave
the opportunity select jury from 2oo men VINO were
unbiased and without prejudice in the case.
Manv of the men who face st11 sentences Ill Vic
Johnson case are also charged in several oters
the Federal case in progress Some Oh tem arc
~ nond great part of their remaining lives looking
huob bars at the outside Like criminals OF all oeScl1p
tions most of them are repentant now. ous ~ 'oUA
urt Of law to unseat them from their pedesta from "
thew administered arrogant justice WIFI d gruose'
Eroo the first we have had no compliments Tor tne
nlo who the floegers whipped There's no doubt that
1870 were involved in affairs bordering on the Illegal
~ still maintain that the courts and the law alone
|L tho American right punish its ctzenry. Our ohy
to most of these flogged persons Is Oh te
to tell their story to the law In tnat respect y
I mt failed U.S. and in doing so have maze our County
10 hotter place in which to live Inc Virtual g" w.
|+h n;obtrding Khan accomplishment 1or Columbus
+v and North Carolina and it is our oee1 enae II WI"
never rise again:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-14
BASEBALIERS CLOSE SEASON
WITH OUTSTANDING RECORD

Tabor City high schools base
ball team closed but its 16 game
schedule last Friday night against
Chadbourn with an 80 victory
and ended the 1852 season with
a record Of 13 wins against only
three defeats, This is one of the
best records ever compiled by the
local high schoolers and brought
a highly successful season to
Coach Bill Ratteree in his first
tenure as diamond coach here.
Tabor City dropped only three
games and no team beat them
more than once. Whiteville lick
ed the locals in a single contest
and Chadbourn and Fair Bluff
also won single games. All three
teams were beaten by Tabor City
in other engagements.
Jimmy Jernigan, who pitched
and played outfield for the locals,
was perhaps the teams most out
standing individual star. Jernlgan
had the best hurting record as he
racked up seven wins against one
defeat. He also set the hitting
pace with hefty .480 average.
Jimmy Tompkins had a 81
hurting record. Sam Walden had
two wins against no defeats and
Junior Jordan, the regular short
stop, had one win and one loss.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-14

Ringleader Early Brooks Fair
Bluff constable and the Sevengai
of the Khan mob which terrorized
Columbus County for two years,
caught a five-year penitentiary
rap in Federal court in Whining
ton Tuesday for the kidnap-flog-
ging of a Columbus County couple
in Horny County, S. c., last Octo-
ber..
Actually, Brooks was given
five year terms on two counts, the
sentences to run concurrently. He
faces the Federal sentence after
he completes two-year stretch
on the roads, handed down in
Whiteville district court last week
on another flogging charge.
Brooks was one of ten penitent
Klansmen found guilty by Judge
Don Gillian after two-day trial.
Five others received shorter SEN
fences and were placed on proba-
ton. The eleventh, 18-year-old
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-14
MRS. H. GARRELL
AND DAUGHTER
IN ENGLAND

Mrs. Howard c. Garrell and
daughter, Tonia Sue, have arrived
safely in England to be with Cpl.
Carroll who is stationed with the
Army there.
Mrs. Garrell wrote her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. o. Fowler, OF
route 8, Tabor City that she IS
getting along fine in England Out
is having a little difficulty IN
counting money as the value there
varies from American money. she
also said things are cheaper there
Cigarettes are only one dollar per
cartoon and that she had oouen'
her little daughter swim suit
for SIC in American money. =,
The Garrell's will receive mali
addressed to Cpl. Howard Z. Gar
rell, 1424s426; 1923 Med. Gp.; rs
II. BIN. Ug.; A. P. o. 122 Care
Post Master, New York, N. 7.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-14
Chadbourn States
Strawberry Fete

A strawberry Festival and Fes-
tival Dance will be held in Chad
bourn this year under the spon-
sorship of the Chadbourn Civitan
club officials announced.
The affair, which will be an
afternoon and night feature OF
events, will be held on Tuesday,
May q, and will include a dance
and floor show by the Bruce Bub-
bles Becker orchestra and revue.
Present plans for the festival
other than the dance, schedule a
parade, string band, noted speaker
and the awarding of numerous
prizes with a television set as a
grand prize by the Merchants As
ISOLATION.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-14

May 18th, while DR.. Hall will de-
liver the address at the graduation
exercises on Tuesday evening,
May Goth.
The Sunday, May 10, and Thurs
day, May goth, evenings, featur-
ing the baccalaureate sermon and
presentation of diplomas to the
seniors, will bring the Tabor City
commencement exercises to a
close.
Special music will be rendered
by the seniors and High School
Chorus both evenings with the
programs getting underway at 8
o'clock.
Seniors to receive diplomas in
clude Gene Burroughs, James
Cooper, Charles Cox, Oden Fowl
er, Billy Gore, Clifford Gore Dick
Carroll, Ray HARRISON, Robert
Dale Inman, Harold Jordan, Jun
ior Jordan, Royce Norris, Avery
Piver, Joseph Ray, M. ]. Reynolds,
Maitland Smith, Earl Soles, r. c..
Soles, Jr., Horace Spivey, Glen
Stevens, Jiggs Waddell, Robert
Jenerette, Willis Duncan, Billie
Pearl Anderson, Mary Andrews,
Carolyn Cox, Muriel Cox, Carol
Dutton, liza V. Fipps, Vivian Fowl
er, Joyce. Gore, Frances Hinson,
Also Roberta Jenerette, Anne
Jernigan, Margaret 10 Jernigan,
Maggie Larrimore, Gervais Long,
Levonia Mills, Nellie Mills, Edna
Norris, Mary 10 Primer, Esther
Porter, Betty Jean Reece, Annie
Lee Reeves, Mary Elizabeth Rich
ardson, Elsie Soles, Doris Spivey,
lila Pearl Spivey, Edna Stroud,
Lo-: FloyI, SUggr, FRANCES Grey
Ward, Vera Ward, and ~Hilda Rae
Wright.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-14
Death Claims
Good Hope Farmer

Jim D. Graham So year old
farmer of the Good Hope section
of Horny county, died Monday
night following a heart attack. He
suffered the attack at his home
and was rushed to the hospital
where he died almost suddenly.
He had been in declining health
for some time.
Funeral rites will be held from
the Good Hope Baptist church this
afternoon wednesday, at z
o'clock with the Rev. Deene OF
Conway officiating with Rev. Z.
D. Brearley assisting. Burial Will
Follow in the Wood Lawn ceme-
terry.
He is survived by his wife the
former Lula Hucks, and son
Jack Graham of the home. Two
brothers, Bennie Graham OF Myr-
tie Beach and Self Graham OF
Conway; two half sisters, Mrs.
Tillman Smith of Cool Springs,
and Mrs. Glen Ward of Chad
bourn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-14
FINAL CANCER
TAG DAY SET


Final Tag Day for the local fund,
American Cancer Society, will be
held in the business district Sat-
urday, officials announced. A
number of local girls will partici-
pate in the tag sales with the
girl turning in the most money
receiving an honor award.
Solicitation is expected to come
to a close this week and anyone
who has not had the opportunity
to contribute should contact Mrs.
Mae S. Young or Mrs. Evelyn
Leonard, or mail check to J. A.
Huffman, Jr. at the Waccamaw
Bank and Trust company.
To date Tabor City is short of
the $500 quota, officials said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-14
Porter Supply Co.
Opening Here

E. A. Porter, Tabor City resi-
dent, announced this week that
a new business, Porter Supply
Company, was opening here this
week in the building formerly oc-
cupied by the Tabor City Bus Sta
ton. n,
With headquarters i'll Tabor
City, the new business Will De e
distributors for feed, flour and
self-rising corn meal for the MI
Ulla Flour Mills.
MIR. Porter will continue to be
associated with the Tabor CITY
Exchange here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-14
DEATH CLAIMS
CRANDALL PRINCE

William Crandall Prince, SO,
Tabor City farmer, died in the
Butner hospital Wednesday night
following several years of declin-
ing health. Funeral services were
held from the home of his neice,
Mrs. Rudolph Todd, Friday after
noon at o'clock with the Rev. p.
c. Can't, pastor of the Mount
Tabor Baptist church officiating.
Burial followed in the Norris GEM
etery.
He was the son of, the late W..
F. Prince and the late Mrs. Cath
crime C. Stephens of Columbus
County.
Surviving other than Mrs. Todd
is a nephew, Kern Prince of Tabor
City. 4,