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HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-2.story brick: 8 bedrms..
Ia baths; new listing; excel. value;
garage; slate roof. Most conv. and
desired location. REGIONAL REAL
TY CO.. OIL. 4-6131: eyes,, OIL,
- New brick. rambler at
North Locust Hill Estates on Wis.
ave. z mile north Of Naval Med
teal Center. bedrms., 2 tiled
baths. full bsmt. with lav... separate
den. lge. storage attic and many
lge. closets, foyer and center hall;
asbestos shingle roof: choice Of
decorations. Only one like this
left at S29.o60. 8 others with
somsss5seSSs ssS 60 Siniyi W, r nt., at ms s2 ESQ
s bedrms.. 21s to 3 baths II desired
st moderately ineFeased prices.
Liberal financing. See Mr.. pAILN
Or phone OF. 4-86z4 after . pm.
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LARGE 2.Bedroom Apartment. S92. 90
All Utilities Included.
40 gg2SE5a ggs5zs s. stt5es s. sgsSs sGgHss6Sss.:. A.ss
COLORED -NW, 2-RM., 1st-EL.,
COUPLE: REALTY FiNANcE IN CO.. s'sifS Ne.
CoLoRED new i1-BEDRooM. at
living acsom,; refEr. heat and util.
NC: RE. 7.s216. Lo. 4.s654. "a
COLORED-14OO, 1st ST. N.W-2
spsei GssSp;i ss sSplfs ME Eon5yi; syyi4cS' go mo- To
COLORED-2 LGE. RMS. and kit,
bath. All pvt. Vic. Bird and r sts
NV. On .streetcar and busline. To
see. call AD. 2-9SO8, or NO. 7-0473.
CoLoRED-ATTRAc. .1-RM. APIS.
with shower baths and mod. kitchens.
MSa1 4ents 1a T ss Eng ns Adults SsetGps oD
g. isa5 fs'l; NJ f16s Capitol dGEEF ss Ho hEA s45c
CoLoRED-1s4s EUCLID ST. NV;
2 rms. kit. and bath; $S7 $50 mo-,
utts: Incl; Adult only. Immed. oc-
.CoLoREDsMoIDS. APT SO tseS; z St.
NE; bedrms.. liv. rm., kit, bath;
$3.50 = q plus utils. Call DE. 2-322s,
COLoRED@BEAUr. APT, hke-new
cond., pvt. entrance in modern brk.
apt. bldg: near shop. center and
bus; Ice. lv. rrn. and bedrm. comb,
dinette. modern kit. built-in units,
rent, S59.5O per mo, includes ali
utils. Directions: Out Benning I'd.
me-. turn left on Minnesota ave,
right on Grant St, right on 42nd
Foote st. ne. See vacant Apt. No.
COLOREDIN. CAPITOL ST. AT O.
3 rms, kit. and bath: heat furn. !;
sdgIts SI0s NO. 7-650O; eyes,, JU.
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coLoRED-yAcANT,

DETAcHEb DETAcHEb CAFE COP
SPECIAL-ONLY $995 DOWN
This attractive Cape Cod home has
lust been completely redecorated
BY one of the city's hnsst ,sa. crSitS- Sa,its
Call to see this. now, as It's real
bargain. Located in o fine ne. sec:
ton. Has rooms and bath, full
bsmt. with gas heat. Call till pm.
COIN 81 LEVINE, HO. 2-362O
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ONE-STORY STORE
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

Investment Dept.
1908 H st. NV. MA. S-2346
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NEAR CAMP ANDREWS-Brand-
very attrac., 2-bedrm. rambler. with
all modern improvements. Lge.
screened porch, lge. lot, near An
drews Field, Md: only S97. 80 mo.
with lease to acceptable party. LA.
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CHEVY CHASE Nm

CUSTOM-BUHT RAMBLER
Magnificent almost-neW rambler with
lge. rooms; center-reception hail.
mug. tnsge Nv; av;,. rIm;' M separate din; rm..
bedrms.; unusual recreation rnn. IN
ABOVE GROUND-LEVEL BSMT-
$4,000 twenty-yr. first trust avail.
able. Immediate inspection recon.
mended. Once open It'll O.,
Town & Suburban. EN- 2-o40D
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NEAR THE HEART or BETHESDA,
yet located on q quiet village street
is the ideal home for a couple or
small family. New 2-bedrm. brick
bungalow at 5915 Sonoma rd.;
$120. SHANNON ,,& LUCHs CO..
SPRING AREA, Woodside
Forest, 940l Crosby rd.-S2O0 per
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HAWTHORN

HAWTHORN
313O BIRCH ST. NV.
A Better Homes and Garden" mod
ern home, complete and modern IS
any dream. This masterpiece Of de-
sign, convenience and INABILITY
combines the modern design. with
its functional use. with Q bit OF con-
servatism, so as to please most every
one. You will say the visit was
seen this home. Open daily, 2 to-
dusk. PAUL p. STONE, Realtor,
101h 18th st. Ma. S.7379.
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Garden AptS.-15 Min. to Downtown.
Near Boiling Field and Nav. Res. Lab.
Express Bus Service
Large bedroom Apartment, $3.50
Large 2-Bedroom Apartment, S92. 90
All Utilities Included.
4242 Fourth Street Southeast
10 0-QT7R or 10 O.CO0R -0Q
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S.E-Beautiful Det. Home
8 rms. with 2h baths, lge.. fenced
yard, 4-car garage; all mod. COW.
to make @ home. See 1t to ap-
preciate; $175 mo.
BUSADA REALTY, 10. 9-85OO
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1,r,rrnr.rr orcupaNcv

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Va.-2 and 3-bedrm. homes, 20 minis.
from D. c.; conv. to transp.. schools,
shopping centers. Monthly rental
from 500. Call TIE. 6-4668 from
IL to 8 pm. or XII. 8-9199 after
pm. MONROE DEVELOPMENT
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American University Park
rm., screened porch. din. rm.. kit.
and powder rm. 1St H.; nice bed
rooms. and bath UP. Owner trans
, ferred. Lge. 40 loan avail. Priced
BiLLINGsLEY REALTY CO.
EN-. 2-2326 TIL 9 PM.
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HOUSES SAlR-N.R (coaf.J
COLORED-WOODRIDGE

DETACHED S16.95O
1st time offered Lovely det. home
with extra lge. liv.. rm., with drepl.,
din. rn. and spacious kit... 3 twin
closet space. full bsmt. with new
gas furnace; lge. lot and garage;
priced to sell with terms. Cali
Mr.. Mcintosh, Elk. 3-24S0; ewes,
AID. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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BETHESDA
Bethesda. Brick Rambler
S25.95O

Bradley blvd. area; center-hall en-.
psnce ine eii t.psa bedrooms %Gd.rl ~ baths din;
basement with recreation room:
built-in garage; reasonable cash nav.
msnt to responsible purchaser. +. A.
TWEED CO.. INC, 5504 Conn. ave.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
tConfinuAd.

LAUNDRoMAT, self-service: all new
equipment; low rent, in modern
store with no competition in neigh
borhood; excellent opportunity to
obtain business at fraction of cost,
due to owner leaving town. Dry
cleaning could also be operated at
same time. Inspect 645 42nd st. ne.
g blks. north Of 42nd and Ben
mi ning g Fd;}, , ST cali p1. z;7SS5; "a
. full or. part-time basis with the
lRO Electric Deodorizers developed
by GE and Dupont. Invest as little
as $500. Openings in Washington,
p. C.. Annapolis and Frederick. Md.
Fredertcksburg and Winchester. Va.
SALES-xSSOCiATE. to conduct all
the outside sales of q prosperous
hearing-aid once; small investment.
must have car. knowledge of area
and sales experience. Industry now
entering challenging new field. Call
RE. 7-1977 for appt. --26
$1,000 DOWN-Rooming House Busi-
ness; 8 rooms. 1 full bath, 2 lava
tories. garage, bsmt.: good income;
rent only $3.50: good lease; Just
$3.50. HU. 1886, CHAPMAN
TAXfCAB CO.. "a cabs: gas station,
4 pumps: good ne. location: excel
lent opportunity. LU. 4-35OO. 3Os
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LUXURIOUS RAMBLER
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
One yr. old: true center-hall plan;
lge. mod. kit, din. rn.. nv. rm. over
looking Rock Creek Park; open
lEe. recr. rm., firepl., also add. I'm.
rm. suitable for den, ETC.: maids
cal GALL Gats M. 1sikotP EsI w. 74ss4. 74Xsss
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
Realtors
1415 K st. NV. NE. $500.
18th and Madison SITS. NV.
VACANT
Attract. det. brick. 3 rms. and den
on. 1st A.. 4 bedrms:. on End.
h.-w.h., finished attic. gear det
brick garage. Excel. cond. Easy
T1aSlTlisE REALTY. E2. s:s4oo
RA. 3-5711 ia. 0-7760
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SILVER SPRTNC
SILVER SPRING

BEAUTIFUL BRICK RAMBLER IN
on o large terraced lot. HAS twin
size bedrooms, living room, dining
room, kit, stairway to expandablo
2nd door. Full basement with beau.
tiful recreation room. Priced for
quick sale, $16.250.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
TTY n aOon srS,,y n n1r oA
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RESTAURANT-GRI
NEAR OFFICES AND GOVT. BLDGS.
5Ka-day week, short hours, over $3.50
wkly" well equipped, profitable. imm
poSS.
AGENTS, ME. S-5454, DI. 7-65O1.
FOUNTAIN-PATENT MEDICINE
Newspapers and varieties, near Govt
bldgs. Terms avail. Reduced for
AIiSRRHcH Dr 1.eso1 An A-kon7
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KENSINGTON
Woodside Realty Co.
MASS EXTENDED

MASS. EXTENDED
S-BEDRooM BRICK RAMBLER
New, on 75x175 lot. nestled
beneath towering trees. All.
electric kitchen, with washer.
Attached garage. Glenmar
Park section. .$17,950. Your
Phone Mr.. Bell (eves., AID.
2-2299), with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
OWNER RETIRING

MUST SELL beautiful 3 BEDRMS.,
BATHS. brick recreation rm.. gas
h.-w.h.; excellent condition. Excel.
loc. mr.. New Hampshire and Hamil-
ton. Call till 8 pm.
COIN e. LEVINE. HO 2-362O
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK, S29.95o.
&. & A. N. Miller. ai1s s.Ges EN- CSl4aa sl44s4
AaRsi62S Hnfs aPsn gNfV. a% + FARkp@ss1,soo. p@
Attrac; 3-bedrm;; ,2-bath home with
Of almost "a acre. The home needs
redec., throughout and is priced
asSSd acsSSTdinFiy. !{lI q "; B. WRIGHT EN-.
AissiSAa siRSgS n UNIV. d W. PARK-e-rm, row
brk. Clean as q pin. Gas heat. Move
payment. KENNEDY REALTY CO.
.MSR,Een Me- ERessnlt9ESS, pTS,F RAsiS3o2 -26,
stantial stone -and-Srick home: slate
floor. FRANK 8. PHILIPS. Di.
.7-1411; ewes. JU. b-6456.
AMER; UNIV. PARK-.Charming brk.
SSs sprss vasg :R sRoppns 81 ss0s as
liehtful privacy on i92:it. lot; =
rms. and 2 baths including 26-ft.
hv:, rm.. l4x20 master. bedrm;
bedrm and fun bath on 1st H.: ALL
electric kit. A quality masterpiece
sssndRsE FRANK aGuis T. FHGss i2ns1tifa; 81
AMER. UNIV. PK.-price lowered to
$17,25O and 4ee loan available on
this conveniently located semi
detached 3-bedroom, brick. Lot over
0h; 2-gl11' d eyitth6o with THos. L. PHIL
BERKELEY-47O9 berkeley Terrace
NV; open daily 1-6. Beautiful new
Colonial BY Frank 9. Phillips; high
elevation. looking far across the
bedrms. Q baths on 2nd II; bright
ground-level, rec. rm.; double. rear
porches with lovely views. Maxi
mum close-in convenience on Foxhall
rd. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. z
1411: ewes. WO. 6-3235.
elusive Locust Hills. TOPS for cool
ness and panoramic view from pic
ture windows; TOPS Tor conysniense.
lge. bedrm.. bath. big de luxe elec.
Kitchen 1st H.: 2 Gift. bedrms. up.
See this new brick Williamsburg
today. S34,5OO. EARL T. WRIGHT.
OIL. $4,000: OIL: 9-S542.
BRIGHTWOOD-Br Semidet. g.
rm,, gas heat; S13,950, OIL. 1924.
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Rosemary Terrace

The newest and finest.
Northwest section. s distinct
styles of two-bedroom apis,
for your selection. Rentals
from S115 includes ALL utili-
ties. Children welcome. Visit
our rental ONCE today. Direc-
tions: Out 10th st. to East
West hwy. turn left at traf-
nc light. From Conn. ave-.
turn right on East-West hwy.
to our sign. Resident Manager.
JU. S-1170.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1903 H st. NV. MA. S-2345
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COLORED-VACANT
COOK nOWN

First commercial brick, near 18th
and H ne. REDECoRATED LIKE
Payments under $10Q mo-, which
is less than rent. Act quick. Call
COIN % e. & LEVINE, Ho. 2-362O
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Ju. 9-62o0 Till o PM. =
SILVER SPRING

Bedroom and full bath. 1st floor;
large living room with fireplace.
separate dining room. kitchen with
Ssdeoo,n. SSi1etss space; ace hsfS 2nS nSSr large
garage; all-brick. construction; slate
roof: corner lot.
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FACING COOLIDGE HIGH
6-RM. DETACHED BRICK
Only 10 yrs. old; 8 bedrms., 2 baths,
rec. rm., oil a.-c. heat, new-house
cond. Most convenient location.
Excellent price and terms. M. M.
NORTHERN. Realtor, DI. 7-SS42,
JU. 5-I6S9
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5000 Conn. Ave.
KE. 7.1ann It'll O p N

OLD CHEVY CHASE
A perfectly charming home in thiv
wonderful location. Large entrances
hall, living room with fireplace,
huge dining room. separate break.
fast room, large modern kitchen,
bedrooms. one with fireplace, on
End moor. and bedrooms and bath
mediate possession. z. M. FRY.
INC, OIL. 2.47OO Till a nm
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SILVER SPRING CORNER
Detached 5-rm. modern home; COM
plete yard barbecue. COMMANDING
view, Priced for quick sale. Cal
SILVER SPRING
Brick, Colonial with. 8 bedrms. and
finished rec. rm. in . setting Of
stately oak trees. Gas &C. heat.
Only $15.600. Phone now.
Lovely to look at, Q pleasure to own.
True center.ha brick Cape Cod IN
perfect condition. Bedrm. and bath
on LIST A.; 2 bedrms. and bath on
2nd. OIL h.-w.h. Det. garage. S22,.
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.
REALTORS Ju. s-32as
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ROOMTNG HOUSE,

3 rms, 21a baths, Mt. Pleasant: oil
furn.. $4,000, $500 down, Call
OWNER. NO. 7.0762
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MONROE NELSON APIS.
ONE SPACIOUS DE LUXE

3-BEDROOM APT.
S16O, all utilities furnished.
For information, Lall OV. 3-
517S or TIE. 6-9272. Com
monwealth and Monroe aves.
in Alexandria. Va -oR
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HOIMEAD. ReaItor
JU. $4,000 Tin . PM. =

SILVER SPRINd-WHEATON
1890 DOWN-VACANT
Recreation rm., semidet., 2-story
brick, full bsmt., Anchor fence, 3
bedrms. Only S12,b00, $3.50 per
mo-, incl. principal, interest, taxes
and insurance. TU. 2-1136 till 0
pm.
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R0CKVIIIE C0PNER

Residential section bedrms., 4
baths, Cape Cod brick; Ice, lot.
Priced for quick sale and possession.
Call RA. 3-1667, 9. NJ. ORRI6ON.
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23
WC.T.U. Meets With
Mrs. I. V. Lineberoer

Mrs. T. v. Lineberger was host
ess to the W.C.T.U. Thursday af.
ternoon at her home on East Syca-
more street. 5922f
The president, Miss Clara
Smyre, presided and Mrs. Line.
berger gave the devotional.
The guest speaker was Mrs. D.
G. Thomas, who had chosen as her
subject for an interesting talk the
Ten Virgins. Miss Smyre spoke
on plans for the coming year.
After short business session
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. John
Hoover, served delicious refresh.
mentS.
AS the meeting ended the mem.
bers formed a friendship circle by
Joining hands and singing "Blest
Be the Tie That Binds.
Guests were Mrs. Charles Hous.
er, Mrs. M. c. Quickel, Mrs. Ola
Heafner, Mrs. M. T. Leatherman
Mrs. Clete Beam, Mrs. P. M. Keev.
er, Miss Clara Smyre, Mrs. Bar.
ron Coon, Mrs. D. G. Thomas and
Mrs. D. H. Bess, district president.
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23

"And look for the wool tag and for
additional information concerning
the fabric. One hundred per cent
wool materials are always best. !"
To test the quality of a fabric.
don't just look at it. Use the touch
system, advises Miss McIver. You
want to be sure that the fabric will
stand number of cleanings, that
its color is fast, that the texture of
the cloth is soft, the weave strong,
Miss McIver says to take a fold
of the fabric in your hand. Feel its
texture carefully. Tt should be
neither too heavy nor too light. A
very heavy fabric will never drape
flatteringly; and one that is too
light won't retain its tailored look
According to Miss Mciver there
are two types of wool. Worsted has
long even fibers with definite,
smooth, sturdy weaves. 1t wears
well, but it gets shiny. Woolens
have shorter fibers, less definite
weaves. Better qualities of woolens
give good service without wearing
shiny. Poor quality wool has short,
uneven fiberS, feels harsh, lifeless,
and will not stand much wear.
Good woolens should have firm
weave, but should feel soft and
Springy to the touch.
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23
Park Elementary School
Holds P.T.A. Meetino

Park Elementary School P.T.A
held the regular monthly meeting
Tuesday, afternoon, with Mrs. Ivey
Starnes, president, presiding. Mrs
Elbert Combs gave the devotional
Mrs. Starnes thanked the mem.
bers, who helped with the Pre-
School Child Census. Mrs. Hal
Heafner was elected as Delegate
! at large.
Mrs. L. A. Grooms, program
chairman, presented Mrs. Lester
Ballard, who gave very interest
ing talk on Education Begins Al
Home"
Miss Brandon McCorkle and Mrs.
Mary Knowles gave a most in
teresting discussion for the benefit
of the first grade mothers, showing
them how and what their child was
being taught.
The. different officers gave their
reports and the room count was a
tie between Miss McCorkle's and
Mrs. McNeely's room.
Mrs. Ralph Lineberger, Magazine
Chairman, presented a short skit
entitled, jamie Finds A Friend"
featuring Mrs. Bobby Posey and
Mrs. Hal Heafner.
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23
Don't Miss
Prayer Meeting
(Rev. Walter E. Isenh0ur,
TaylorSville, N. CO.

Someone has written: when you
missed prayer meeting you missed
an appointment with the Lord, who
says, where two or three are
gathered together in my name,
there am l in the midst of them.
when you missed prayer meeting
you missed an opportunity of re-
deeming the time by prayer and
worship which will never come
again. Other meetings may come,
but the past is gathered into an
eternity that comes not again."
Don't miss prayer meeting. 1t is
the place where ycu meet God and
his People. 1t is a place where you
renew your strength. Let other
things go, but don't miss prayer
meeting. To willfully neglect pray
er, and to willfully absent yourself
from prayer meeting, means that
you grow leau in your soul and will
soon die spiritually.
The enemy will suggest to you
that you are too tired, or too busy,
or he may send in a company, to
keep you away from prayer meet
ing. Go and take your company
with you, or let them know it is
more important to commune with
God than them. Go if you are tired
and see how it will rest you. Go if
you are busy and have to lay your
work aside for the time being. God
will enable you to get your work
done anyhow, and maybe just as
soon and as good. We never lose
by getting alone with God, or going
with other. to meet God in prayer.
Don't miss prayer meeting, es-
pecially if you 60 to earnestly and
sincerely pray. Too many people
think it a little matter, and some
thing of small importance, to miss
prayer meeting, and as a conse-
quence not half of those who at
tend church on Sunday go to pray
er meeting on Wednesday night, or
some other night in the week.
The mid-week prayer meeting
very nearly measures the spiritual
ity of the church, or determines it.
The spiritual members, generally
speaking, are those who are faith
full in attending prayer meeting.
Again, let me say. DON'T MISS
PRAYER MEETING.
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23

Shop
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NOVEMBER oath
Mrs. 10y D. Bridges, Lincolnton;
Mrs. John Seagle, Lincolnton; Ra-
chel Coffey, R a, Lincolnton; Mrs.
Gene Modlin, Lincolnton; Mrs.
Mary Peeler, R 1, Lincolnton; Miss
Mary G.. Deaton, Gil N. Aspen,
Lincolnton; Mrs. T. M. Devine,
Iron Station; Mrs. j. M. Beam, r
2, Vale; Mrs. Lee Bumgarner, r
2, Vale.
NOVEMBER Is
Mrs. Frances Reep, R l, Lincoln
ton; Rose Garner, R 4, Lincolnton;
10 Ann Hoke, R 4, Lincolnton; Mrs.
J. D. Brevard, 214 S. Cedar, Lin
colnton.
NOVEMBER 26
Mrs. Jim Mauney, Boyer City;
Mrs. Walter Helms, R 5, Lincoln
ton; Mrs. Reba Houser, R S, Lin
colnton; Mamie Gibbs, R S, Lin
colnton; Mrs. E. M. Robinson Jr.
SIS N. Flint, Lincolnton; Mrs. D.
H. Turner, Ill N. Oak, Lincolnton.
November q
Miss Pauline Greene, Lincolnton;
Mrs. c. c. Jarrett. Lincolnton;
Mrs. j. c. Brooks, R 2, Gastonia.
November 28th
Mrs. Ralph Heavier, R 2, Vale;
Mrs. ]. c. Tate, Lincolnton; Mrs.
Tom Burgin, 210 w. Main, Lin
colnton; Inez Carpenter, 402 N.
Aspen, Lincolnton.
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23
Winners Named
In BRIDGE Come

Results of the duplicate bridge
game played Friday. November 20,
at the Lincoln Country Club, are
as follows:
North-South: Mrs. Connie Nit
chell and Miss Ann Zachary, Char
lotte, first; Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Heav-
ner, second; tying for third, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Polhill and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. McCutchen.
East-West: Mrs. Julius Sanders
and Mrs. Henry Rankin, Jr., Gas
tonia, first; Mrs. Earl Padgett and
Mrs. Ransom Killian, second; Ike
Wilson and B. c. Morrow, Gastonia
third; Mrs. T. H. Wilkinson and
Terrell Wilkinson, fourth.
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23
soCKED FOR STOLEN SOCKS

Detroit, Mich. = Morris Cur
ran, 81, stole pair of socks from
a clothing store. The proprietor
called police, who found the socks
in Curran's possession plus three
uncashed pay checks and a bank.
book showing deposits of $5, 300. He
was fined S196.
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23
Shopping Wisely Requires
Time And Careful PIunninu

What do you look for when you
go to buy a new suit or coat? A
color or style that particularly
strikes your fancy? Your own tas-
ties, of course, are important; but
there are other factors that must
be taken into consideration if you
are to get the most for your money.
Look at the fabric" says Julia
McIver, State College extension
specialist in textiles and clothing.
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23

Mrs. D. H. Bess, of Vale, spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ron Coon.
Miss Eleanor Seagle, student at
Montreal College, spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Gar
land Seagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Shuford, and
daughters, Pam, Sandy and Mar
tina, of Charlotte, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A Shuford.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam King attend
ed the Duke-Georgia Tech. foot
ball game in Atlanta, Ca, Satur-
day.
ABB Franklin George who is
with the US Navy, serving aboard
the USS Tarawa, is on a 9 month
cruise of the Mediterranean. This
ship is operating with the 9Th fleet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Long, of
Burlington, Mass. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Nose Stamey and other rela-
tives in the city and county over
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Jones of Gaff-
ney, S. c. spent the week end here
with their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Walden and Mr. Walden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clanton and
Mrs. Ray Bon Talbert and daugh-
ter, Donna Rae, of Boyer City
spent the week end in Columbia.
S. c. with Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Clanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Fletcher and
daughter, Julie have returned
home after spending the past week
In Richmond, Va. and Breeve-
wood, Pa. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fletcher.
There will be chicken supper
served at the Club House in Long
Shoals Saturday, November % and
sponsored by the Long Shoals Bap-
tlst church. The supper will be
served from 5 to pm. and the
proceeds will go into the building
fund 1or the new church edifice,
Plates for adults will be S1.O0 and
for children, so cents.
MIR. and Mrs. B. C. Lineberger.
Jr. spent the week end in Atlanta
Ga. attending a directors meeting
OF the Cotton Shippers Assoc
While there they attended the
Duke-Georgia Tech. football game
Pvt. Jimmy Earl Jones, station
ed at Fort Sill, Okla. is spending
an emergency leave here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Jones
on Lincolnton. Rt. 2. Mrs. Jones
is patient at the Gordon Crowell
Memorial hospital where she un-
derwent a major operation last
Wednesday.
Ensign Irwin Cohen, will leave
Tuesday for Philadelphia Pa, for
further sea duty on destroyer USS
Earl K. Olsen. He was here es-
pecially to attend his sisters we'd
ding
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23
II Happened
5, 10 And IS
Years Ago Here

Mote: The following news
hen1s have been taken from the
files of the Lincoln Times, Is,
10 and 5 years ago.
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23
MODERN EXPLORER

The heyday of the explorer is
long gone-but you can get the
same kick by discovering park
ing place.
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23

Mrs. Viola johnson of Lincoln
ton, Route 4, underwent a major
operation at the Memorial hospi-
tai in Charlotte last week. She is
reported as recuperating satisfac-
tory.
Pvt. Donald Faulkenbury is
spending a Today furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Faul-
kenbury.