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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14

as well as assistance i'm developing
agreements for the use OF tractors
and other labor-Saving machinery
on crops grown by tenants" he
adds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
DERFCTODy
Saint Paul Methodist

. w. CrutchficId, Minister
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Now Is Time
For Rental Deals

Now is the time to make rental
agreements or trades" for 1854
if not already made, DR.. NJ. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-14
Tabor City Presbyterian
Church ce Christ
Rev. .. c. Omit. Pastor


Charles X. Nance. Minister
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
SUNDAY
The guardian., 1953-06-13
Checker Matches
For Youngsters

A series of free checker
tournaments for young players
will start at Madison Park soon
after school vacation begins.
Boys and girls, 10 to 18, de-
sirous of taking part in the
games are aasked to leave their
names at the Office of the
Guardian, 977 fremont Street.
A suitable cup and prize will
be awarded at the end of the
season before school reopens
to the. boy and the girl cham
pions of Madison Park and all
Roxbury. There will be daily
champions and all daily cham
pions will be eligible to enter
the grand finals and champion
ship tournament.
The checker matches are
sanctioned by the American
Checker Federation which has
headquarters in Illinois. doc"
A. Lebourneau, New England
Director, has been authorized to
manage the series at Madison
Park.
The guardian., 1953-06-13
MAIDEN
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH

EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. Earl w. Lawson, Pastor
Rev. Grady Davis Of Shaw
University, N. c., who received
his Ph.D. from B. U. this week,
preached at Emmanuel Sunday
forenoon on From the Un-
known to the Known, Ralph
Hensey was Senior Choir solo,
is, Mrs. Florence Hornsby, Or
ganist. Communion. Visitors:
James Boyd, Virginia; Edward
Harvey, Tennessee. Spring Rally
totalled $91O75. Ebert Sneed
Jr., was appointed Assistant
Superintendent of the Sunday
School. At night the Progress
sive "8" presented the Dixie
Gospel Singers. Next Sunday
Children's Day Services-guest
speaker, Mrs. Mary Luck Of
Boston at 1890 am. At 1880
pm, Deacon Union Services.
SOCIAL NOTES - Mrs. Mil
dred Richardson left Sunday
for Tulsa, Okla, to visit her
sick mother, Mrs. Gertrude
Schoals y. Robert Smith has
returned from Germany and
is now stationed at t. Devens
The pastor was guest of
the Five Fold Club at their clos
ing meeting of the season
He also attended the 50th an
niversary of the Nursing As
ISOLATION at the Maiden Con-
gregational Church Infan-.
tiding Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Goodrum, a daughter bo-n
at Maiden Hospital June 6 /.
And Mrs. Arabslla Hinton, our
organist, iourneyed to Maine TO
welcome her second grandson.
COMING EVENTS = Pastors
Aid Tea, June 21, at $3.50 pm.
at Parish House Three
Days Prayer and Praise, June
1926 at the church.
SICK LIST = Hiram Thomp-
son, George Dunbar, Robert
Smith, Arthur Agarson, LuciuS
Carter, Sr., Deacon A. Ridley,
George Johnson, Mesdames En-
my Day, Veda Hinton, Eliza
beth Killey, Mamie Gaddis
Elizabeth Sneed, Barbara Tay-
lor, Esther Humphries, Miss
Marilyn Darlington of the
graduating class Of Lassell =.
Miss Nettie Hines passed away
Sunday, June 7, at Maiden
Nursing Home. Funeral at
Weir's Funeral Parlors We'd
nesday with Emmanuel's pastor
officiating.
The guardian., 1953-06-13
Pythian Lodge
Marks 35lh Year

Gladiator Lodge 10. X. p,
celebrated its 35th anniversary
and honored its only living
charter member, Freeman A.
Perkins, Saturday night, May
80, at a banquet meeting in
the Ritz Plaza.
John Walker OF Puritan Lolge
was master of ceremonies. Ad-
dersses were made by Grand
Chancellor Walter o. Taylor,
Grand Keeper of Records and
Seals Charles G. Harris, Prov
idence, r. l.; Mrs. Thompson,
Providence, R. l.; Mr.. Nunes
of Puritan Lodge, Past Briga-
died General Arthur Simmons.
Past Vice-Grand Chancellor
Stanford Hale, the Rev. L. N.
Martin, Mrs. West of Monitor
Court, Cambridge.
Chairman of the committee
was Fred Hurst. Present also
were members of several K. P.
lodges, courts and Calanthe and
other friends.
Grand Worthy Counsellor Sa-
rah A. Stratmon was unable to
attend because of illness but
sent her regards and gift to
Mr.. Perkins. Charles C. Harris
brought with him a party of
seven from Providence, R. I.
after a sumptious dinner a gala
time was had by all to the
music of George Deans Orches-
ira.
The guardian., 1953-06-13
CAMBRIDGE
ST. PAUL A.M.E. CHURCH

ST. PAUL A.M.E. CHURCH
Req. B. A. GGltorUdy, DID,, Pastor
ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH :.
Last Sunday was indeed a red
letter day in st. Paul. In the
morning the Pastor preached on
Living Our Faith In This Pres
ent Day." and was his useual,
brilliant self, instructive, in
spring. In addition to the
usual contributions of the SEN
ior Choir and the Young Adult
Choir, a group of young girls,
Madeline Bryan, rendered a
number whic was artily receiv-
ed and assured a welcome for
sing again. At PM, a large
te st. Paulaires whenever they
number gathered to witness the
burning of the mortgage on the
parsonage. The sermon was de-
livered by Dr.. Walter G. Davis,
Pastor of Charles Street ANfE
Church, who was supported by
Lorenzo Greene, his organist,
who played inspiring hymns un-
der the entire discourse. st.
Paul Senior Choir and st. Paul
Young Adult choir rendered in
spring numbers and Gertrude
Debnam sang BLESS This
House." during the burning OF
the mortgage, while senior mem
berS of the Church stood around
making an impressive ceremony.
Immediately following the mort
gage burning, Dedicatory Service
of the new Bulletin Board was
celebrated. The Bulletin was
purchased with funds which
were in the treasury of the
D. A. Brown Bible Glass, and
they were turned over by Treas
urer Julia Edwards for the Bull
letin as a memorial of the late
Dolly Brown, founder I the Bible
Glass which bore her name.
THE Lord Is My Light" was
sung by Ella Thompson, daugh-
ter of the late Dolly Brown, and
remarks were made by many
who knew her. The Bulletin was
unveiled by Mrs. Thompson and
Mrs. Edwards, the keys present.
ed to Pastor Galloway, bringing
a close a most impressive, dual
service.
The guardian., 1953-06-13
WORCESTER
JOHN ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
443 John Street

JOHN ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
443 John Street
Rev. H. Benton Harris, Pastor
Fifty dollars was presented to
Trustee Luther Ward of Hud-
son Street, Grafton, by the
minister on behalf Of the John
Street. Church in a token ex-
preston of their deep felt SYM
pathy in the loss of his home
and entire household furnish
ings in a recent fire. Rev. Har-
ris and Deacon Jon Cooper
represented the John Street
Baptist Churcs in the exam
ination for the Christian Min
istry Of Douglas Spinney of
West Boylston; Albert Grady of
Grafton; and James Arthur of
North oxford, all successfully
passing the examination on
Moday evening, June 2, at the
Pleasant Street Baptist Church,
Worcester. Rev. Harris is clerk
of the Permanent Council of
the Worcester Baptist Associa-
ton.
A fine spiritual evening was
enjoyed under the leadership
of Deacon Osie Ford at the
weekly prayer service. The Bap-
tist Youth Fellowship conduct
ed the prayer service Wednes-
day, June 8, with Mr.. Ernest
Boyd, president of the BFY,
conducting the service. a good
ly number of the membership
will be present.
There was a Union Fellow
ship service between the John
Street Baptist Church and the
Belmont A. M. E. Zion Church
on Sunday evening, June 7, at
the Belmont A. M. e. Bion
Church. Rev. Harris will be the
speaker.
The guardian., 1953-06-13

New England dairy herds do
their grazing on approximately
81 thousand farms in the sex
states, II thousand Of which
are in vermont.
The guardian., 1953-06-13

Mike is rich in calcium, vita
min A, and ribofiavin. To get
yuor daily requirements of these
dietary essentials, milk should
be a part of each meal.
The guardian., 1953-06-13

Canapes attracvey arranged large plate tray del
signed delight the eye and whe the appetite In hot weather.
appezers made with sadnes anchovs and other salty foods be-
accompaniens long, cooling drinks the
added advantage of penishng the salt lost the body Here
suggestions simple but delicious hot weather
the base toasted bread crackers small slices
arounaa a ball
fen cream chopped
4
mad n
mi
Hard boiled halves of eggs radish roses aped lemon halves
and bits of parsley add color to your canspe tray.
The ideal refreshing beverage for these would be:
GINGER lime; tablespoons
overce i a Fill r ID
o
golden o
a
soda o o
of a
well: with
The guardian., 1953-06-13

of the old fashion outdoor Lawn
Party will be presented at the
new Shiloh Parsonage on Je-
rome street where the spacious
grassy green provides plenty of
room for the renewal Of horse
shoe contests, croquet; all kinds
of good food and cool drinks
and restful and relaxing out
door gathering place for the Ell
ders as we'll as the young people.
Beginning in the afternoon this
program, presented by the Pas
tors Guild for the benefit OF
the building, should, and will
prove very popular. Camp Fells-
land will be operated for two
weeks next month by a volun-
teer staff of the w. Medford
Community Center from Aug. Is
to Aug. % The Voluteers will
care for fifty boys. All boys
must register now. The charge
for one week will be $12.50
which will provide many bene-
fits. For further details contact
the Center staff workers. The
annual party given to the gradu-
ates. their parents and friends,
by the Lend A Hand Club will
be held at the Community Cen
ter on Thursday June 18 at
8 o'clock. The speaker for the
occasion is to be Attorney Le-
vision.
The guardian., 1953-06-13

Dairy cows supply approx
mately onethird of all the food
eaten in the United States.
The guardian., 1953-06-13
Whof Shall We Eof
For a JeIIted
Garden Salad

Salad season is here. Wen be using
more and more salads in our meals
during the weeks to come. Not only
are they a boon to hot weather appe-
tites, but there's plenty of makings,
vegetables and fruits, to be found.
Today's salad recipe combines the
dark green Of cool cucumbeIs and
the bright red of radishes with crisp
celery in a refreshing jellied ring.
If you don't have a ring mold a Gus.
tard cup placed up-side-down in a
large fat bowl will make one in
jiffy.
The ring is filed with a seasoned
cottage cheese mixture. It's a salad
that can be prepared in advance and
is easy to serve so it's nice for buffet
suppers.
For added interest, instead Of die.
ing the cucumber, slice it thin, leav-
ing the peel on for color. Line the
ring mold with slices and then pour
in the partially thiekened gelatin
mixture. Your garden salad will be
a pretty sight when unmolded on
crisp green's.
JELLIED VEGETABLE RING
with COTTAGE CHEESE
/ envelope Il tablespoon
unhavored gelatin
u cup cold water
cup hot water
2 tablespoons sugar
/ teaspoon salt
6 tablespoons lemon juice
l cup diced or sliced cucumber
l cup sliced radishes
II cup diced celery Greens
1 pound cottage cheese
Il cup minced onion
Few grains pepper
Soften gelatin in cold water; add hot
solved. Add sugar, n teaspoon salt
water, stirring until gelatin is dis
solved. Add sugar, n teaspoon salt
and lemon juice. Chill until syrupy
in consistency. Fold in cucumber,
radishes and celery. Pour into ring
mold which has been rinsed with
cold water; chill until 6rm. Unmold
on greens. Combine cottage cheese
onion, and remaining salt and pepper.
place in center Of ring mold. Yield;
servings.
=. FOR A GOOD DAY
Breakfast
stewed Prunes
Fried Eggs
Whole Wheat Toast = Butter
Milk Cheese
Lunch
Liver Sausage Sandwiches
Potato Chips
Dill Pickles
Celery Sticks
Brownies
Milk
Dinner
Escalloped Chicken
with Rice
Buttered Carrots
Jellied Vegetable Ring
with Cottage Cheese
Hot Rolls Butter
Banana Pie
Milk
The guardian., 1953-06-13

The COW is a versatile animal.
She produces white milk, yell
lay butter, green cheese and
pink ice cream.
The guardian., 1953-06-13
WEST MEDFORD

The Rev. Daniel w. Wynn. for
mer Shiloh Pastor, delivered his
nal guest minister sermon last
Sunday which also marked the
Shiloh Christian Dedication of
the Rev. and Mrs. Wynn's baby
daughter, Patricia Ann. Godmo-
theirs we're Mrs Keesler M. Mont
gomery and Miss Nora v. Sewall,
Godfathers we're Pastor oscar G.
Phillips and the Hon. Keesler
Montgomery. Rev. Wynn, having
completed his studies at Blu.
returns soon to Texas where he
will resume his work as Dean of
Bishop College.
A Saturday night supper will
be held June 18th, tonight, at
the Center with the public cor
daily invited to enjoy an ap-
petizing and generous serving
of good home cooked food. This
is the final Center supper of the
current season. Forget those
dishes t-night and relax at the
Center. On Sunday June 14th,
you are cordially invited to at
tend the Graduation exercises of
La Newton School of Beauty
Culture at the AME Zion Church
Boston, 3 PM. An interesting
program planned. Next Tuesday,
June 16, is the date of the i'm
portant and Regular Business
Meeting of Shiloh, 1880 PM. All
members of Shiloh are urged to
be present to help in all mat
ters of decision and program
planning. Pass the word along
and let's have a good repre-
Sentation next Tuesday night.
On Thursday, June 18 next week.
the Len-A-Hand Club will pre-
sent its annual June Graduation
Party at the Center. Among the
High School graduates this year
are Miss Janice Roberts, Sci
ence Honor Student of Our
Lady of Pity parochial school,
Cambridge; Dolores Wilson,
Henryce Houston, Eleanor Lam
bert, Ruby Weeks, Eleanor Jones,
and Alexander Henderson, all
of Medford High School where
Henderson was a member Of the
Track Team besides being Med
ford City Park Tennis Singles
champion. Isaac Holder was one
of the circulation managers of
the MHS student magazine The
School has many promising
undergrads coming up and Sc
veral others graduated from the
Hobbs Jr H. S. this year. One of
the unSung features of the
school year was a remarkable
oil painting portrait of Med
ford student contributed by
Buddy Langford whose prize art
work has already won honors.
Buddy's sister Ueona, a Liter
ary Editor of the MHS student
magazine, was one of the cho-
sen High School Editors of 1858
whose work won prize awards
from the Boston Globe. Janice
Roberts, in addition to her prize
awards in science, appeared on
WBz-TV, the first local student
to do so since the talented
Christmas Brothers. On June 10
next week, Friday night, Wally
kountze, MTIS grad three years
ago, before he went into the
army, will participate in pro-
gram of boxing exhibitions in
WatertoWn for the benefit of
the Greek Orthodox Church. a
member of which aided Shiloh
in the past when the then
Newton theological student, Ho-
mer, Demospolous delivered the
1851 Shiloh Fellowship Weew
Sermon. The Rev. Demospolous
is now pastor of a large Califor-
mia church. IN a spirit of inter
church cooperation Wally is
boxing in the Greek Orthodox
Parish House benefit exhibitions
next week.
In few more Saturdays, June
The guardian., 1953-06-13

BRICK rooming house near
City Hospital. 8 rooms OIL
heat. Doctors former resi-
dsnce. Ideal for renting
few rooms. Sacrifice for
$500. Easy terms. Owner
HI 2-2232.
Evening star., 1953-03-29

r. and h. S195. JE. 4-ll79;o
CHEW. 1887 business coupe; in good
cond: for working car; needs minor
repairs. $50. 1647 West Virginia
cMsv., aTsi ne; Ford, Plym. cOnv., 2-dOOrs, 4
doors. Best selection OF prewars n
b. c. Low as So down. JE. 4-2Sle' ~
CHEW. 1916 4-dr.; brown and tan.
o.; eoiv;erihauled: $500. MR.. BIRD. DE
.21sSel AFT after D;I.,Ss !nS .xcs, 0SU cSnd
Cshi mechanic nS.e owned since new; Sss5.
CHEv. 81 de luxe styleiine 2-door Sc.
dan; green; I; ;,1n and h.; Sl'Seo. oS "a
csSH11' s1Ht1oo' sxt; conv.; n7G' very clean With
oYier. After 8. Poplar 2-4s29. Il
CHEV. ~ 2-dr.: T. and h. Come out
and see this one before your neign-
SIys dtr e SSSs5N SS5S THg SgtudsSSSss sIlSSSsns,
10E 1854 yoSh Wis. car; ave. AeEMs En-. $3.50.
Fiide. fully equip. %. 900 actuaI
MI; 81 .I5O or best offer. BUCK
civ. HEi s-SIi1:lb 81 Glib. cpe.; green; power.
$i.495.. 2-day money back trial
4-month written guarantee. Hill
q SANDERS, WaSh,'S Oldest srorc
dealer. 1114 Vermont ave. NV. AD
CHE8S. 4e 2-door sedan; equip; ,et
black finish; good solid transp. fol
HANDGEY-FoRD. 1923 Ga. ave
NV. IA. 9-S416. Closed Sunday.
CHEW. '62 2-door Fleetline de luxe
sharp marble black finish: equip
with r. and b.. Powefglide. seat
covers and premium Wv. tires
Ike new, .646; MAYFLoWEE
Buy Cars, co. 6.6363 til $3.50; co
S.0372 til 8. 81
Evening star., 1953-03-29
AvToMoBILxs FoR sALR

InENRY. J. '62; equipped With heater.
to take It to your mechanic without
deposit. $9a5. BELL MoISRS. 500
4 Wis. ave-, WO. 6-S90O. 20
HENRY J 1851 coach: r, h.. spot
HFenY 1iEns nks MToa nsT saroGsnSgt; S t. 7g5. SMg
| ia. 2-2OSs. so
HENRY 81 6-cylinder: r. and h:
one owner: exceptionally low mile
age; $S95. MITCHELL'S MOTORS.
KA1SER-HENRY J AND WILLYS,
2S2 s4los snd g. ciU.ed nT eat suaSsys SSHst. ave
H5SEY 5.. :xca ,pSl cona u SSH Ss; q 1899 S.s
ofier. 1905 Trinity DR.. Alexandria.
IlHENRY ). 81 late model e-eyl.; r..
fully equipped. Sold FOR for $3,14S
offer. Lo. 5-527S. 30
IHILLMAN 1852 conv.: less than s
mos. old; private sale: $1,000. Phone
HiHLSAA HHi slAlAlSi S:bs Mink 4-door @ss sedan;
cs cafk oMNSs xS;ESS Mes Ri SOB ~ ssS''
200 miles. Pvt. Sonss ssIs $500. 'ean JA.
S;1413, after G pm.
nnsInsnSu' meeSanic without deposit. 20 sSs5 sSSis
i BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave-, nWo.
lHTT1SSsSSWH 1s49 Super "e" 2-dr. ssd. !;
i ful inish. 5000. AD. 5-5340. 30
HUDSON '51 Hornet conv.: Hydra
Matte drive. r.. h.. custom leather
upholstery, elec: window lifts: Wv.
HUtDisONS iis47 sedan; good condi-
ton. $4,000 miles; $780, Call RE.
,,77;2sSs; 7rSSssS5s; AT; .Dx 6oS. - .,... 29s 2ss,.
heater; 1876 Or best offer. Through
lHUDSON 1851 Hornet 4-dr.; terrific
value at 81 $50. No trade in; viii
HsasM HyansssMstic; @ 's al. '1sR extras. S.smids: II.
HUDSON 1s47 a-door: T., h.. other
i extras; good motor, tires: priced
i $375 for quick sale. Phone LU.
HUDSON 1850 Commodore Club
500 plus salancs & ct $3.50. Can be
hGSsSN fnSsess' i9 1850 s-0aasi ooSmodore; g cray
paint JOB, 2.6oo mi. good cond..
i 4 brend-new tires; $1,000. "a.
HUDSON IJ6SxSi 1850 Commodore .6%S 4
door sedan; like new; actual mile
seen fS0S sSOaay TE aHs Monday Saa
9 and 5. No trade in. 3S19 Cathe-
RTDsoN GHSs SSe' 1850 piS pacemaker 4-dr. sed. !;
T.. b., def new tires; very goo. good
'IHf6hDisoNsM47 to 81. sedans, 6 Club
/ coupes and 2-doors; some Hydra
Matte, some o.d., most OF them
on later models or new cars, all
i junkers or hot rods; from 30-day
/ to new-car guar: $495 to 81 1896. We
stand behind every deal for Gus
toners satisfaction. We have been
i selling Hudsons since 1886. See and
E STEs GSS Moos fs5s efSEs % 'qS audsol SSy G 6ea
es esds, SoSt Nd. A6d II. 4.s1af. '' ave. 0e'n
HUDSON HORNET '52. Hydra-Matic
trans, r. and h. Can be seen at
/ 3%0S New Hamp. ave., TAX. PIX. JU.
HUDSON s6SSSi 1s4s Commodore 8 four
dr., r. and h.; has orig: black finish;
Sedy r. gsFMsS MSoS Delse
LOGAN MOTOR Co, 53Oi wis.
ave. NV, EN-. 2-2617.
HUDSON Al, good condition through
out $166 or best offer. JU. o.
nilsson 40 Commodore 8 4-dr. 7.
HUDSON Isl Hornet 4-dr.: dark
green. Hydra-Matic and all extras.
Owner sacrifice, $1,695 or ofier.
HE. 4-5114.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
AUroMoBlLEs poR SALT

MERCURY '52 convert; Merc-o.
m!i. yellow zsar Win black TOP: Juss
Withos fs nsw d.S1st isss is e yesE mschanic h
MSoToRs. is'' 500 wis. ave. ave-: w6; ).
MERCURY 1852 4-dr. Monterey; :.
and h., overdrive; tinted glassi
many other extras. A $500 auto
with Just $500 miles; $2.400 or
best offer. RA. S-9431. 80
MERCURY 40 4-door; r.. h.. over.
cioush. Got sEes isss SEQ lsss sand Il NV: Nv
Room 3. Phone AID. 4-7SO7. 30
MERCURY 40 2-dr.; all accessories:
$995. RACINE MOTOR CO., 4O3I
Old Dominion dr.. Arl., ia. 7-644S.
MERCURY 40 station wagon; T.. h..
excel. mech. cond.. good tires, immac.
dsEENwAY seaES MoToRss 500 p MnSs:
sofa ave. ne. LU. 4-3516. 80
MERCURY 1851 4-dr.: at $3.50 you
will not find another value. to equal
this. Has Merc-o-Matic. all extras.
ssa%s sss1sl nj ri 1.sssS llsSS. Cash. Ssssd'' Sa.
MERCURY AZ 2-dr. sedan. Extra
siss' StS guar Guaranteed ass tS pass D. G Np iHsp
MERCURY 1913 sedan: 500. Do
Soto 194s sedan; S700. Packard
1eaS', 1913 sedan s.3.S g. $79o;; You cannot 60
an old-line dealer, WM.LIAMS S
BAKER. INC. established in 1880.
For q good deal. come to goth and
~ sts. NV. Closed Sunday.
with radio, heater. outside mirror,
twin spotlights, white sideWall tires,
beautiful 2-tone flnish and immacu.
late interior. 81. .295. PARKWAY
Ford) SQ51 M st. NV. AID. 2.0165.
MkRCURY 1910 4-dr. sedan: WV.
tires. radio heater. .. covers. ..
MERCURY 1949 4-dr. sed.; good
cond.: mechan. sound: $076; pvt,
owner. LU. 2.1702. II
Evening star., 1953-03-29
AUTOS FOR SALE tcont.l ]

CHEVROLET '5l Bel Air sport coupe
Powerglide; r. and h; low MILEAGE
arranee financing. Call EARL LOWE
9O3 Fairyiew and Takoma Park. JU
Evening star., 1953-03-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALR

LINCOLs4 '49 Cosmopolitan sed.. r..
a., overdr.. seat covers, Wv: tires,
WHEEL EE, INC; Sar ysler- Plymouth
LINCOLN ~ conv.. fully equip. q
iuteIy perfect; sss5 81 naF MfrcHEILS & aCIS:
MOTORS, Kaiser, Henry J. and vii.
Sve.,. Ex. s-4165. Closed sundays
LINCOLN 80 "121" Custom sport,
sedan: beaut. admiral blue finish. T
and h., Hydramatic. seat covers
seS STS6es 6eautS SEnsT s5 Rsme %aYW "a YEsfSsS
safe by Cars, co. 5-esss Til $50;
LINCOLN '51slido sport coupe. CLEAN.
/ ing. black finish with oyster white
Eydramatic and beaut. custom In.
terror; q REGISTERED Safe Buy; one
owner: owners name on request
| 81. .095. MAYFLOWER MOTORS
1925 18th st. NV. Safe Buy Cars
GO. 5-6363 till $50; Co. 5-6372
LINCOLN 81 Cosmopolitan sports Sc.
with, r. and h.. Hydramatic. electric
window, lifts and new tires; sold and
right ct only SO .205. MAYFL6WEF
ssy 81: 5sS sssss assa ii lii Gs ss5'
LINCOLN 81 Cosmopolitan; black
| r, h.. Hydra. electric window lifts
custom. seat covers, U. S. Royal Mas.
ter white walls: one owner. sold ant
ssrviced by US. Grady inspected ans
Mns MSTsTS1ssed d1 only 1ns9in 81 s9S aIAaDr1 GRAD1
pesieTs 74oi Wis ave 0oImtHerSuIS Reth NJ
OF. 4-S4i6. Open o to 10. so 60
LINCOLN 1947 club coupe; radio
heater. overdrive. good condition
bARLiNd. Ho. S-sois. "eA -as ssf'
LINCOLN 1949 club epe.; 500 dn.
Ike NEW new. ggE Terpifc A value ss'ras; st sa6e YES
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priced to sell. Grady Inspected anc
guaranteed at only $1,450. GRADY
MOTORS: INC; Lincoln -Mercur!
Dealers, 7401 Wis. ave-, Beth, Md.
OIL. 4-3416. Open 8 to 10. st
MERCURY so 2-door: metallic green
heater, and many accessories; ont
owner, sold by us new. Grady. in
spected and guaranteed at onl!
$995. GRADY MOTORS, INC.
Lincoln Mercury Dealers, 74O1 wis
ave-, Beth, Md. OIL. 4-3416. oper
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MOTORS. INC, Lincoin-Mercurs
Dealers. .740l wis. ave, Beth, Md.
OIL: 413416. Open to. 10. 81
MERCURY 194S convertible rebuilt
ensine, tires and paint good: $695