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DESK SPACE
FARMS

MONTGOMERY Co.--lo0 choice
acres; 6-rm. mod. house, tenant
houses, cattle barn; priced for auicS
sale. Gall MRS. ROSS. Gathers
MoNTGoaERY I5sai GOMEZ couNrY-1o1 1ns,..
out, AZ acres. 5-room house.
barns; bordering ON Q roads: SnoS
pasture with water; good for SiIh-
dividing. SMITH W. AlI.NrTTT. Ep
SH: 4646, Ashton 3194. -i9
GOOD DAIRY FARM-2O3 acres. 60-
COW Washington barn. tile silo, ma
chine sheds and other outbldrS
good fences; plenty water and SHADE:
80 acres woods, balance pasture:
own hard road, Q tenant houses.
9-rm. brick house, baths, h..w
s fireplaces: $4,000.
Dairy farm-30-cow barn. In excei-
lent condition; 9-rm. brick house:
plenty outbldgs.; 155 acres TO-
soil. springs and streams; level hands
priced to sell, $4,000; owner re-
tired.
Stock or dairy farm. 225 acres, mi.
hard I'd, lge. stone house and barn{
good fences and water, level land.
l37 acres, 7-rn. house, bath ana
heat; lge. barn. corn house, han
houses, 2-car Rerage.. elec. water
ColesviIle 3411. with HOWARD ..
(Continusd % Neat Pa9e)
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

S-ROOM SUITE of over 600 SO. II.
KAss-sERdEER. INC. En-. SSV 500. III mo-
AIR CONDITIONED. Century Bldg.
al al 5a1. Stn st; i,dav n;w:; close close to Court:
elevator bldg. ofaces avaiiabIe In IN
GUIDED. reasonable - rent, nt,''rsS parkinx i
syailable; Apply CENTURY Co.
sESoH94 ES9S 41S suTh; fih St nv RE 2;s.; 2Ssa
p5pf s5o per p51Oa's U sH DasFahs'os sasos faeillt''
18th AND r SITS. N.W.-seyerai Of
oeeupaney. CARL 6. RosiNsKii iseS CO,
~ ~ AM lSfn n st. nv W. Ma S254. 13 az
sa t. on 4 one niSaApOsGs door, tNo esvstoes; soe9
suitable for large orsanization. in
surance, advertising; very reasonable
rent; possession March l, Call Mr..
Holland. H. G.. SMTTHY Co. SlI
10th st. NV, ST. 1900. lie
EXcELLENT OFFICE available in new
spas space cer with all facilities. Cali MR..
1i6s 1iSsE g ST. f. N.W&1n NtgFo hear. of abs bs.t-
ness district. Lge. pvt. rm. avail.
immed;; bldg. is newly redec. Apply
Suite 713 or call EX. S596 after
10 am. for information.
LARGE FRONT RIM. on street floor,
: suitable ONCE or storage space; ex.
cellent location Just of Thomas Cir.
Gle; S75 per mo. 1923 14th st. NV.
DoWNTOwN-Two modern floors,
1000 So. IT.. each; combined or sepa.
rate; ideal location. ST. 1874.
THE NEW 1920 K ST. NV
Drop BY and have the elevator
man show YOU the new suite Of
! to rooms-then call mel This
splendidly located, fine 5-story
nreproof:: bldg, has Just been further
improved by q new Herculite all
glass and aluminium entrance,
lobby elevator. acoustic ceiling
tile. floor tiled. sliffl-line flouresent
lighting. new modern painted walls,
Venetian blinds. etc. The rental
also represents q new low" Act
anfaSY aaqn,fkly' Man,y Hr you,ll be too late:
residence, AID. 7105. -22
TWO OFFICES; sizes 2OxKO and
l2x12; also warehouse space of
various sizes; all on Jefferson Davis
nwy- Arl., Va. Call OF. 1887.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tceut.,

NEAR CONN. AVE AND s ST. NV.
Good investment: IL rooms. 8 baths;
consider trade. L G. WHITE, Ex-
elusive. RE. 1925; eyes,. WI. 4943
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lNyEsTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

$u $50, LIST CoMML., 18th st. Sc
Terms arranged: excel. cond.; fine
location. Ia. 1850. w. CLIFFORD
SHERTZER, RE. 22O1.
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TWO GOOD LOCATIONS
"a TWO ROOM SUITE NEWLY
DECORATED, nth AND H Sis.
NV: HEAT. LIGHT AND JANITOR
SERVICE SUPPLIED.
(2l ENTIRE FLOOR, $500 SO FIT,
IN SMALL OFFICE BLDG, 18th
AND Il SITS. NV. ALL SERVICES.
WEINBERG & BUSH, Inc.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors MA. $500
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S23.5OO

a-bedroofa, IM-bath Colonial, near
Hecht's, Kanns, Buckingham; most
convenient location In n: Arlington.
!. CORNELIUS J. WEETMAN
\ xclusiYa Agent FA. 29SS rs
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NEAR TARA
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

IMMEDIATE CASH for your home.
Any legation, any condition. Cali
TOP DoLL2R Dol Al ca cash 1857 fog your proper.
white or colored: Immediate action.
ST; $500: evenings. ov. 30s6.
seaaten cash sof 4Cso SsSG aSsss sSss "a
MOD. CLEAN 2 or 4-bedroom home
Or nearby Md. ioc.; Sc. Preferred;
have substantial cash. MRS. cox.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment csl1 property ,ypir * yhst you desire
sOS North Capitol. Ma. $3.50. Free
WILL PAY You CASH TODAY for
your home. Any location, any condi-
tion. RE. 2201. ST.. 7747.
Cash BUYERS waiting for 8 and 4
bedrm. homes in NV. Wash. nearby
sease sMsne es aI W. e. REAL a is ssrxTE y9aE
HU; 4345. Open ewes. til 10 pm.
"a. "a. "a sSas ssss 1Sms or ST. = 1851 Mo- OF
MD. AND VA. PROPERTY OWNERS!
We have the city prospects for your
home. Our experienced sales stan
can serve you promptly and EN-
GENTLY. Ewes. or Sum. phone TIE.
1868 or TIE. 2233. L. T. GRAVATTE,
Realtor. 1913 K st. NV. MA. 0753.
MODERN HOME wanted; northwest
section D. c., $4,000 limit; pri-
sats t m family; nj yaosS sgners call IL a.. M
10 ROOMS OR MORE SUITABLE
for rooming or boarding houses A
good price and down payment paid
for right place. z. W. THURM. DI
1906
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL-CAsH
HOMES-MD.. VA. D. C.
MP OTTTNK pa 9dip 7Ra
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3-BEDROOM
RAMBLERS

$I5.500. Solid brk.; full bsmt.; 10
min. from Wash; with de luxe kit,
equip; on quiet dead-end street.
SiS,25O. Everything on one a.; incl.
!aun. equip; features extreme COM
neia,hae LOTT IN the center of a solid brick
$ls,950. Another N. Arl. loc.; peri
ior children;, eStab: excl. neighbor-
mood; sidewalks, curbs, cutters, paved
streets and shrubbery!
Si9; 100: With 10000 So. It. Of de-
iightful yards beneath tall shade
min, from Pentagon.
SI9.95O. Includes brk. gar, screened
porch and many other extras; in
peri; cond. and only / VI. old,
S21.250. 10 min. from Pentagori and
has z baths. full bsmt. and is within
watkins walking dist. OF schools; choice of
frontage. yet only s biks. to fast
bus serv. in solid residential Sec
s23.35o. California ranch home on
Is acre Of fully Handicapped grounds;
over all; immediate occupancy.
$23, 500. Brand-new; can be deco
rated to. suit buyer, but requires
more cash than most; also 2 baths
and q bsmt. with shower roughed in.
$23, 500. On q 75x200-ft. wooded lot
This home is Ia years old, but in
sparkling new cond.; bsmt. and side
screened porch included.
S24,750. A 2-level, 2-bath rambler
just, as pretty from the. private rear
yard, with 10 years Of progress in
landScaping.
S27, 500. A decorators dream; fea-
turing 2 baths. formal din. rm.:
perm. stairs to floored attic; full
bsmt. with Law; in most excel.
neighborhood; brand-new. ready for
occupancy.
S27,750. Two 'blks. from q delightful
new grade school and occupied by
the orig. wner-builder; This is. an
unusually, lge. home with diversified
rms; q huge brk. terrace, an out
door barbecue pit and q breakfast
rm. in the kit; hot-water heated.
1t cannot be duplicated on today'S
S29. $50. Surrounded by $4,000 So.
ft. of expensive shrubbery, q dozen
different types Of trees and q timber
fence. This home features 14-in
brk walls, slate roof and lge. rms.
such as q 16x26 liv rm.; also det
gar. and delightful cor. terrace;
seen from ? exposures; substantial
cash required.
s32, 500! Brand-new. this 2-bath home
will suit the mod.-minded buyer be-
cause of the current demand for
earports rec. rms, hrepls. and
paneled dens. The neighborhood is
exclusive.
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BEVERLY HILLS
CLARENDON
COUNTRY CLUB

Just complication \, acre.
Attractive rambler. with CEN,
ter hall entrance, step-down
living room has fireplace and
French doors opening onto
screened pvt. porch; formal
dining rm. has French doors
onto patio; large CHEEKY kit
chen. cleverly decorated in
pots and kettle washable wall
paper; spacious bedrms.. 2
unusually decorated tile baths.
Paneled recr. rm., built-bar
and flrepl. in full bsmt.; Gear
garage.
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Opportunity to Tradel

Opportunity to Trade!
This hrm now has listed an out
standing and well-known commercial
property which the owner is willing
secured MORTGAGE notes. etc. This
Is an unusual opportunity for you
to make Q probably tax-free ex-
change and acquire fine property
giving you more income than at
present and Increasing your hold
lay Of cash. FOR more details ear
Mr.. Fisher.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1870 Z gt. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1911.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN BRICK. s apts., mixed
neighborhood. Not modern; priced
ct 6 times income. JAMES 8. WILL
GEORGIA AVE. - MONTGOMERY
HILL; income property; bldg.
25xl00; 3-story bldg. All flreproof;
$4,000 cash handles; good in
come. Mr.. Martin. COX & CO.. 81.
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. area.
3 units. completely furnished. 61a
times annual rental Of $4,000,
,!INN oWNER, GE. 1417: 80
Total income SS,40O, expenses
$1,000. priced at $4,000. 100000
cash, balance $3.50 monthly. LEGUM
& GERBER REALTORS. OR. 5000
TAKoMA PARK-3-unit det. brick,
$27. 800: 5-unit det. brick. S27 $50;
10-unit det. brick. priced to sell.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. SH. 7032
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FARMS

sos;ACRE Gs.;a1Is grains; grains farm, beautitullS
rooms, three baths: three barns. j,
houses. corn crib. tool shop, .silo:
near North Fork. Va. House unlived
Greek flows through land. springs;
blue grass. orchard grass. lespedeza, g
etc; $4,000, substantial FIRST trust.
Write c.. B. DICKSON, Paeonian
Springs Va Phone Hamilton y. I2ea'
IDEAL FOR LARGE FAMILY or nurs-
ing home; 33ls acres, spring and,
pond; one. of Loudoun County's most
beautiful se iU, building sites. sites. House has
Snd oor ac xs 6shs S9a Sc
two rooms and bath. Sixty-foo barn.
easily converted into hostel; 36-foot
barn, garage, small servant room,
and otner outbuildings. Four miles
between highways and .. Beau
tiful lawn, trees, stone-walled court
yard. 5000; reasonable FIRST trust. .
Write c. B. DICKSON, Paeonian
Springs Va Phone Hamilton i4. 22s2.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL farmins es- 8
tate in Northern Virginia; 235 acres
all N top state Of cultivation and
pasture. newly fenced. 2 streams. all
modern outbuildings. 2 tenants guar
peeS o,a nnuss G It.
original charm; 5 bedrms., : baths,
many fireplaces. original mantels and
hardware. .swimming pool. located
near the village Of upperville In the
heart. Of virginia's finest estate
neishborhood; this farm will pay
THOMAS q CO.. Upperville 100.
81 ACRES, 9 in clover and grass:
81 feet on hard road; spring. pond
site; so miles south; $4,000, 5000
chfckES aGSn sso FAM HG TE: 4ial; z "A. coas.,. s
completely equipped, 5000 broilers.
1000 layers. approx. 4 acres. 3
rm. house, all cows. buildings in
exec excel ssss eond.; basgain SyaI s75oo Msrl
ssS ACRES WOODED LAND nr.
Luray, We; on Lee hwy. Route 21l,
Of Massanutten Mountain; 9 rms.
2-bath log house with coal fire
furnace. elec. range, elec: hot,watsr
eee ess.sr pSme ssS small oTse Ms ssn :o
Mountain stream has been damned
for for sTd swdiTSmins good hnnting Ha doG tor
cast cash. % Balance Hss on $ monthly 'GS Dsyms1ts..
sRfssodd'iSs sss. and SUN: ,EoOk @ Tor = a-stors ios
house on right going toward New
Market lust z miles from Luraz on
1877 fSSs vermont EN-; a1sSs ave- NV. 81. iii:
LouDouN couNrY-so acres. Solid
7-rm. log and frame house. beamed
seilinss n,.s. large .naS ssSns o.i shTnsy: sosy:
stone spring house. log barn. This
family. for over 200 yIs: First time;
EE. EErEEs ssss. REALTY Mclean. 11y "a.
UPREE LouDoUN5sz 5snaE loVsly s|y, acs,:. ne,
10 ACRES, asphalt road, partly
wooded, nice bldg. site, nice stream,
conveniently located. steal at
IS ACRES, partly clear. asphalt road.
a good buy, $4,000.
S-ROOM old brick home near town.
in dandy condition; nreplaces' eltc..
II sou are oofins sm for Gse rare ecrs od
brick home on q GOOD farm. see this
9; B. woLFoRD Real Estate,
Hamilton. Va. Phone ,2Is1
135-ACRE DAIRY GEN.
Hishest state Of cultivation. improved
equipped q: dairy dgoo with drinking
sas s ..nsns Rosss S:sy 1s: :Drns rms
water In every field. 3 miles west
q. .ass I4sa' y YkkEEsfRs1NoER EsR z REALTY
~ SSeai sceasisssz a zas Ssss5
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135-ACRE DAIRY GEN.

Highest state Of cultivation. improved
BY 2-fioor bank barns. 2 stabIea
equipped as dairy with drinking
fountains; yr. 1900. S-rm. stone
house, modernized; very large rms.
water In every field. 3 miles west
On Route 40 from Hagerstown. ma.
CO. 1492. KRET6INGER REALTY.
tcontinns1 d NsaS fssel n
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
HAVE BOTH
Cy,1 q ~ Noxry uoy,oa
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

home IN reod ssfn B. {. OF OF aeaFsS RsSrS1% Md'
location. Have substantial cash.
Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-S136 or ST 1868.
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest
call r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor,
sos North Capitol. MA. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919
HOUSES FOR CASH to sell on terms.
We pay cash and sell on terms. Call
us for q bid. regardless of location
or condition; can at once. No charge
sisn cal gosEp2 kiSsKS
WANTED. houses and apts.. particu-
larry, Woodbridge, Michigan Park and
Crestview; colored or white. Buyers
waiting with substantial cash. Some
foS II saif H. fs1l sna ato6fy' 6E $50 Il D. Jo4Ns
2 OR BEDROoM. vicinity Pa. ave.
payment; in good condition. From
0VRsE WILL FAY sSY 3S,G YoG eAsH s,s5 for II.
S%f sFon 1pS location H. sa5f Hy scr sGnd!9R 499
OLD HOUSES. row or det.; also par
GELS acreage with utils:;. pay cash.
I CAN HELP YOU PROCURE a beau
tiful l or 2 bedroom apt. in modern
elevator bldg. in NV. If you list your
house for sale with me exclusively
Call after pm. ia. 7511. IL
WANT HOUSES AND 4-FAMLY Y
FLATS in any section; will pay cash
Tor same. Call Mr.. Tucker, GOLD
STEN BROS. Re. 1888; ewes. ia
WILL PAY UP TO 81 ZOO Down,
$l75 mo-; 3-bedrm. house; Chevy
Chase. Bethesda, Kensington or
MODERN HOUSE TRAILER viii
trade as part payment for house
Good condition. Call TO. 5527
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COLUMBIA H. D, CLUB
HAS CHRISTMAS PARTY

The Columbia Home Demon
|stration Club met Tuesday after
noon, Dec. 2, at the home of Mrs.
H. H. Harris, with Mrs. Harris
and Mrs. Lloyd Davenport as
hostesses. The meeting was open
ed by singing ooh! Little Town
|of Bethlehem" Devotional was
led by Mrs. R. G. Riddick. The
president, Mrs. D. M. Bridgeman,
commended the club on its out
work during the past
year, and its excellent showing
at Achievement Day, in the win
ming of two prizes and two blue
ribbons. Mrs. Mary Ann Combs,
Home Demonstration Agent, also
congratulated the club and
thanked the members for their
cooperation in making the
Achievement Day a success.
Two new members were added
to the roll, Mrs. L. J. Cooper,
and Mrs. w. v. Reynolds. Two
visitors were welcomed. The club
voted to have a bazaar at the
Agriculture Building next Satur-
day beginning at 1000 A. M.
The Music Project Leader, Mrs.
Lloyd Davenport, read an inter
esting account of how Silent
Night" came to be written.
Christmas games and contests
were enjoyed, prizes being won
by Mrs. R. G. Riddick, Mrs.
Woodrow Westall and Mrs. Mary
Ann Combs. The highlight of the
social hour came when Christ
mas gifts were exchanged.
The mood of Christmas pre-
vailed in the singing of carols,
and the serving of ambrosia,
white iced cake decorated with
poinsetta design, and sailed nuts.
Seventeen members were pres
ent.
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Mr.. AND MRS. HOPKINS
HAVE SILVER WEDDING

Columbia.-Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Hopkins, Jr., celebrated their sill
yer wedding anniversary by din
ner on Sunday, Nov 80 at 1 pm.
at Carley's Cafe.
At the entrance of the private
dining room, the lovely and nu-
merous gifts of silver were dis
played in tasteful arrangement. A
three-tiered wedding cake center
ed the hall, which was decorated
in white mixed flowers, and green
cry. The tables were decorated
with white roses, and trailing sill
yer tinted ivy on white cloths. The
Rev. Earl Meekins and Shelton
Ludford were masters of cere-
mony. The dinner consisted of tur-
key, oyster dressing, creamed po-
tatoes, green peas, tossed salad,
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olives, pickles, celery hearts, and
carrot sticks. Mrs. Hopkins served
the wedding cake at the end of the
meal which was accompanied with
block bridal motif ice cream.
The guest list consisted of Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. E. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lem A. Cohoon, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Williams, Miss Ann Carolyn
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Nit
chell, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Cohoon,
H. G. Dozier of Currituck, DR.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Phelps of Creswell, the
Rev. and Mrs. Earl Meekins, Shel-
ton Ludford, Miss Mary Nelson of
Durham, Mrs. W. F. Walters of
Durham, Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Hunt
ter of Plymouth, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Phelps of Plymouth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Spencer, Mrs. w. A.
Howett, Mrs. Orville Howett, Mr..
and Mrs. James l.. Smith, Mr.. aad
Mrs. H. T. Davenport, Mr.. and Mrs.
Delton Cooper, Jr. Mrs. Stafford
Hopkins, Gwen Hopkins, Allen
and Hugh Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cliff Hunter, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
L. Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Liv-
erman, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Mos
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Sexton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Swain, Mr..
and Mrs d. M. Alexander, Miss
Polly Alexander, rs. J. H. McClees,
Mrs. Louise Hales, Mrs. C. Earl
Cohoon, Mrs. Lloyd Davenport, NJ.
and Mrs .Heber Alligood, Mr.. Har-
vey Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. M. V. Co.
hoon, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Simmons.
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BRIDE ENTERTAINED AT
METHODIST PARSONAGE

Columbia.-Mrs. William L. Par
isher, recent bride, was beautiful
ly honored by a miscellaneous
shower by Miss Mary Meekins at
the Methodist parsonage Wednes-
day night.
The guests were met by Mrs.
Earl Meekins, and escorted to the
brides book, which was presided
cover by Miss Lucia Kay Brick
house. Punch was poured by the
brides mother, Mrs. Woodrow w.
Brickhouse. Punch, cookies, nuts
and minis were served. Many love-
ly and useful gifts were received
by the bride.
The house was attractively dec
grated with yellow and orchid
chrysanthemums and fern, minia-
ture umbrellas were used as fav-
ors. About twenty persons attend
ed.
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COLUMBIA
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accepted a charge at Moyock, N.
c., which he plans to take over
January /. The Rev. Knight stated
at the Sunday morning services
at the Methodist Church last Sum
day that while he was wounded at
Two Jima, he had then dedicated
his life, if spared, to the services
of the Lord. There being no open
ing in the Faith in which he was
reared, he had taken this step in
order to fulfill that dedication.
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illness of her brother, Edward
Hardison.
Mrs. Eunice Roper Spencer of
Belhaven, who recently spent some
time near here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Roper, left re-
Gently to spend some time in Flor
ida.
Miss Mary DurDage of Washing
ton recently visited her mother,
Mrs Martha Burhage.
Mrs. H. L. Moore is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Delmo Bur-
bage, also her mothsr-in-law, Mrs.
Ethel Moore.
E. L. Clayton of Yorktown and
Tampa visited here during the
week end.
Paul Asby and D. C. Elliott of
Washington were visitors here re-
Gently,
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PEELE
Continued from Page One)

radio work with Radio Station
WGAI which he established few
years ago.
Mr.. Peele was active in the
state press association and serv-
ed as vice president and later as
president of that organization in
1916 and 1947. He also served as
secretary, treasurer of the North
Carolina Railroad from 1888 to
1887, having been appointed to
that position by the late governor
j. C.. B. Ehringhaus.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Kate Ford, Peele, Of Elizabeth
City; one son, Thomas, three
grandchildren, Tommy Herbert,
Julian and Jean of Selma, Ala; one
sister, Mrs. Lauchlin Mcneil of
Amarillo, Texas; three '.rothers,
R. w. Peele of GAINESVILLE, Va,
Joseph Peele Of Maryland, and Ed
ward Peele of New York City.
The son of the Rev. and Mrs.
R. E. Peele, Peele was born April
"a, 1882 at Crowells Crossroads
in Halifax County:
He attended Wake Forest Col
lege, teaching between sessions to
finance his education, the first
year in Darlington, S. c., and his
second after his sophomore .,esr
at college in Mullins, S. G. From
Mullins he went to the principal
ship of the Jasper Academy near
Timmopsville, S. c., in 1904. In
1905 and 1906 he taught at Bance,
S. c., going back to Wake Forest
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to complete his college course
graduating with an ABB degree in
1908
After graduation he taught in
Florence, S. c. and in 1910 as SD
perintendent in Andrews, N. c.,
coming to Elizabeth City in May
1911.
The Pantego High School was
among those in which he had
taught prior to his entry in news
paper publishing.
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SAA
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alton program.
The Association is managed
largely by the Boards of Com
missioners of the member counties,
who appoint delegates to the an
nual meetings. 1t concerns itself
with the betterment of roads,
bridges, agriculture, fishing, har-
bors, home Identification, etc. II
is the only organization of its kind
in Eastern North Carolina which
has continued active for a period
of Is years.
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COLONY
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man of the sponsoring organiza-
tons board of directors. Jordan
will begin Immediately in develop
ing plans for presenting the inter-
nationally famous Paul Green epic
at Waterside Theatre on Roanoke
Island in 1858, the dramas 18th
season.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-12-05
RANsoMvILLE NEWS

Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Sawyer were
visitors in Belhaven saturday.
Mrs. Will Gordon recently visit
ed her brother, Edward Hardison
and family in Norfolk. She was
there on account of the serious