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HOUSES FURNISHED

LANHAM, MD.-Two-story stone; oil
heat. : bedrms., bath. lily. nm. din.
rm.. kit. full bsmt.: ] block to
school; bus at door. WA. 7-o%5o,
TAKoMA PARK-Three- bedrm.. cen,
porch, liv. I'm. has fireplace, well
y fnrR BRooKs pF PFG5fS ye e. 1sssf
SILVER sPRING-Two-bedrm brick
punsaioW; gas h-wh. will redeeo.
PERR1NGs lS Z CO 20: Re ii RRoo rs
GEoRGE ToSWNS8onnaarrsae liv. rm.. Ice.
din; rm.: firepls., 2 bedrms.. ga
baths; beautifully. .furn.: brick
E EsIlea 1 garden and terrace; S235,
EIGHT ROOMS, newly furnished;
porch; yard; arranged as . apis.
ia. 9-64s5. ia Decatur st. NV.
FoUR-BEDRM. HOUSE. ia baths,
excel. tranSp.; ideal for or 5 girls;
$50 mo. Avail. May l. Call ia.
MASS. AVE. extended; $500 Mama
kagn rd: Enjoy a cool summer in
rambler; Has 5 .twin"size bedrms..
Pa baths. cleo. kit. din. rm.. Iiv.
rm., full bsmt., lear gar. Avail.
IN Sept 30 at Sls5 mo- incl. utils.
q fosiaS or oE Cay ao! fSf aDD': OIL
ARL;. VA; 2la-bedroom brick Colo
heat. Crescent Ioss. sS'i iFs Htr s:le'
ALEXANDRIA-New 2-bedrm. brick:
mo-; avail. April 10. JU. 7-9471.
GUEsTHoUsE., yard; cleo, kit. Mr..
transp.. schools for reliable people.
y. VIRGINIA, Colonial 6fick, 3 bed
rms. baths, screened porch, bsmt.,
din. rm,. gas heat. Cow. to schools
and transp.; SITS. ia. 2-553s.
HYATTsvILLE-Nicely furn. 3lbed-
rm, house: Ice. liv. nm, TV, rec
rm.,. screened porch; fenced yard:
ideal for children: l block to school
and transp.; $3.50 mo. AP. 7-4652.
COUNTRY ESTATE. nearby Southern
Nd Melwood: convenient to local
Andrews Field: large house and
further information. cali NJ PAUL
HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV. ME-.
GEORGETOWN. sle4 p st. nv
> bedrms, and bath. din. rm.. kit.
pantry, maids rm. and bath, oil
sos mo; gF' T. oWNER, aD ssaSs;
FIvE-RooM AND BATH HOUSE. Mr..
. ss9'q i4. Rldt st. e E sssss bed
$3.50 mo-, pi. 1854.
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919-21 CReady for occupancy 945-
40 Golden st. s.w. (between 9th and
10th. D and e. Newly remodeled
2 bedrms., shower bath, living rm
and dining kitchen space. Brick
houses with auto. gas heat, INV
SSs sa n sno 9 gas wi ang Gent io on,x on ~
respectable families with not more
than l or 2 children. Good en-
ployment and credit references re-
Quired. Houses will be open only
on Friday and Monday. 4 to 6 pm.
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Zoz1 ADAMS Mill Id. NV.
A FEW CHOICE APIS, Still AVAIL
ABLE IN THIS COMPLETELY RE-
MorS G3MPk kETE[5E,,I sEM No p, m
I RaFHs kt oSEBE6R 1SdHY H EF1Ep
~ g 81 e, s EsSEES!EE 81
G SAY. TO 94lf PM. soE esEN e. 60.
EN-. 3-3214: ia 9-5Ol9. -12
COLORED-2 BEDRMS. liv. rm.. d.
nette. kit. and bath; new bldgS,; ne.
CoNsTRUST5oN1 CO. i454 K st.
CoLoRED-IaI5 CLIFTON ST. NV.
bath; Ss3 per mo. Adults only
Inspect up to $50 pm. Supt. on
BIZ PTSm 1SSo. THE HARTFORD GO"
COLORED-I5O4K INGMAN PL. NV.
Two. rooms. kitchen, dining al
cove. bath; rent. $3.50 utilities
not included. See janitor on prem
iSes b 3 F. s s4UL CO. 926 18th st,
COLORED-oNE AND TWO-ROOM
APTS.-Furn. or unfurn. Also, sgl
rms; furn. or unfurn. Call Me.
S-35b7. -12
COLORED AVAILABLE MMEDI-
AA At G,nN,ta OF ne; be Sg1h
cafii RE. 7-6s5o. Ext: 80 70 Tor in
5 NEnT On COLONIAL INVEST
COLORED-15s7 D ST. N.E.-Base-
ment. 2 rms. kit " bath. Iefgr;,
PVT. entrance utlis. furn'; So9;5O'
CoLo RI b4gEFF1c APT. with 1 COM
plete kit. facilities furn. Employed
settIsd Sple; LU. 254946; IL
ne. location. Available Immediately;
accept children. Ii. 6-5721.
CoLoRED--BSMT. APT rm.. kit.
and bath. for couple. Cali Ii.
CoLoRlD-APr. AND RooME9n-
C tSE6l Rg. alssPS' uNrURN. I APT,
C GGle 4 SCI IN G50S eSoSURr--1$24
Monroe st. n.wEMTruly one Of the
available for the best class of col
ored occupants. Now available. effic
apt, from S72 80. 1-bedrm. apt,
$3.50, utils. incl. See janitor for
g pe dER saai Realty TMi -S CO. L His
COLORED-2-RM. KIT. and use of
bath apt, $40. 146 T st. n.e.' Du.
CoLORED-a RMS. KIT. and bath;
End floor; mr.. buSline; adults only.
Open all day Sun. 324 10th st. ne.
COLORED-S5I 4Sth ST. NE
bedrms.. iiv. rm., kit, dinette and
bath: $3.50; heat, utiis.. refgr.
extra; IA bsmt. for laundry and
storase: CONNER IL RYON, INC.
RE. 1926. IA
AVE. Me- bedrm., liv. rm., kit,
dinette and bath; sos plus heat,
utils. and refgr. CONNER g. RYON,
INC, RE. T-3216. III
2-B-1 nm, kit. and bath, heat and
hot water; 500 mo. See janitoT, l116
>Sth st. NV, bemt. apt LISS
REALTY CO., NE. S-006S. -13
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VACANT

3:bedrm. rambler. Full bsmt.: lge.
level lot; COW. to schools, bus and
shopping; 20 min. downtown; lease.
CLYDE R. ADAMS, REALroR
5440 Annapolis Rd.. UN. 4-li43
OPEN Ewes. TIL 8 PM.
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CONGRESS PARK APIS.

1869 SAVANNAH ST. Sc.
AVAILABLE; ONE. TWO AND
THREE BEDROOM APIS. For
5 5rIH1 II inf f% cal ,,sJo:
9 to 8, Monday through Fri
day, and to ~. Saturday.
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THE FOLLOWING APIS. MAY BE
SEEN WEEKDAYS BY APPOINT

HoUsE-s1zE. ! blk. from shops and
pantry Sf 'St bedr ms aln nm baths Els,
South, east and west exposures,
only SIG 500, to a buyer with sub
stantial cash.
Sc NEW YORK AVE. NV. $1,000
down, and 500 month including
operating costs. will buy this md
moor apt, containing liv. rm., bed
rm., entrance hall, kit. and bath.
A great savings over rent!
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS. enjoy the
beautifully handicapped interior park
in this flne 9-bldg. coop. occupying
e full city blk. at New Hamp. ave-
Emerson ST. Farragut st. and 3rd
this highly popular development.
Apis. contain living room. din. rm.,
kit. entrance hall, corner bedrm,
and bath. Prices S10,250 and
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. Large liv-
ing room, bedrm.. kitchen and bath;
Just blk. from the circle in a
nreproof, elevator. switchboard bldg
for only. S. 1900. to q buyer with
substantial cash.
THE NEW pARKSIDE. Low main
tenance for attractive ants. near
Mt: Pleasant carline. Living room.
bedrm.. kit.-dinette and bath. As
low as $1,000, with $3.50 cash
ssnd total monthly payment of only
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
COOP. Apt. Authority since 1920
washington Bids. Ma. S-9565
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HOMEMAKER'S
DREAM .
OPEN TODAY. 2-6

A lovely apt, home with all of tbs
features necessary to comfortable
convenient living. . bedrooms, plus
a guest room or den, large Twins
room and large dining room, large
closets, plus huge storage closet
convenient pantry. with manv cab
inetS, lee. corner kitchen with cross
ventilation, and all new modern
equipment including steel cabinets
and Formica tops.
This beautiful apt. features loft
ceilings, 3 exposures (south. north
and .wesO and has just been com.
pletely redecorated including floor:
and new venetian blinds, its con.
yenient in-town location is Just a
block for buses and streetcars, anc
very convenient to shops. An un.
usual value in a fine flreproof ele.
vator bldg. for only S17,500. with
reasonable terms. Come today to
1920 goth ST. NV
Cat Kalorama I'd. bet. Conn ave
and Col. rd.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-12

Going, up-to-date restaurant business.
located on main street Of busy CITY.
Good opportunity for right person
knowing restaurant business. For
information, call BERNARD COHEN.
ton, va. telephone ia. 7-O222. If
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HOUSES FURNISHED
Walker & Dunlop


6029 MACOMB ST. NV.
Nice Diet. brick home with 3 bedrms.
2 baths, patio, screened porch
rec. rm., maids quarters, gear
garage. $500.
MORNINGSIDE. MD.
Nice little 2-bedrm. bungalow with
huge fenced yard. Suitable for
family with l or 2 children. Less
than a mile from Andrews Field
$ll6.
GRACIOUS LIVING-UPPER 9Th st
Spacious home with 3 bedrms., 81
baths. liv. rm., sitting rm., break
fast arm, din. rm., library, maid s
quarters. $500.
1920 18th st. NV. CO. 5-O222
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CHESAPEAKE
GOLDMAN REALTY co.
THE ROYAL.

1854 Girard ST. NV. Living rm.,
bedrm., kitchen and bath: SCI. so
redecorated. Close to Shopping and
transportation. See isnitor for in
Spection or call Mr.. Gill. Mon.
Closed Sun. EN-. 10000. LEGUM
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Reliable Adult

FAMILY AZ ~, OF wI pEs he S s,BE Was4
REFS FURN. LONG: TERM LEASE
MAX. RENT. Sis. PH. AID. I.7627.
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STOP - LOOK 7!
RENT A NEW RANCHER

REM A NEW RANCHER
Columbia Pines
Only 20 Minutes Pentagon
Three bedrms., living room. dining
area: all-elec. kitchen, full bsmt :;
excel: neighborhood $40 per mo
POPLAR HEIGHTS. NEAR FALLS
CHURCH-Practicallv new rambIers
each containing 3 bright bedrms
tull bSmt.; close 10 schools, stores
bus service. Rentals S135 to SIS:
per mo. These homes are not thu
usual types Of houses offered fol
rent. Only qualified tenants &C.
repted.
Crown Realty, JE. $4,000
1881 West Broad St.
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

AnnGOAAAG O(SOFANC1
Two-bedroom. full-bsmt.. semidet
homes in Bucknell Manor; only Is
mos. old and in excel. cond.; stove
refgr. and Anchor-fenced rear ward
Only 500 per month. Cow. tc
es nsasieo Bf moNoRE air BHvr1o opc
": .tte2 !, K1. e sea1a aE, o-49sS
NEW HOUSES
HILLCREST HEIGHTS. MD.-5eOl
25th ave. and 5000 oath pl. Five
rooms. bath. oil &C. heat: Sis pei
mo: FREDERIC A. BLUMER CO,
6l7 Penna. ave. Sc, Ii. 7-1OSS
GLENMONT-2-bedrm. bunsaiow. lEe
how l0 res 1ss. 1 fhsn s Hi dinette avail
KINKS REALTY co, REHLToRs
HO. 2-677S Oh 4-2SO6
-12
VACANT HoUsEs-CALL RE. 1881
4912 Arkansas ave. n.w.-petached
g rms. ISN'T, oil heat.
6702 GeorFia ave: n.w.-Semidet
brick H. y, rms s bath; oil , heat I: can
4022 Bladensburg I'd. on main high
way-S-rm. house: can be used for
business anc home.
CORNER MERIDIAN. 3472 18th st.
n.w-Available April 18th; one OF
city's best corners. suitable for resi-
dence, doctor, dentist. professional
or any business; Will remodel to suit
tenant.
FERNANDO r. sAIR. INC.
CO. 5-4444. CO. 5-004l la
1Ia-bath brick Colo
NAL, basement and garage. 5000.
Immediate possession.
Arlandria-3 bedrooms. semidetached
- u
IA. SIPS.
AURORA HILLS. INC.
2SOl 80. Arlington Etdge I'd.
OF. x.0470. OF. <-e716.
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COOP. APIS. SALE Cont,
OVERLOOKING PARK

OVERLOOKING Park
Near 18th and Columbia I'd. NV
Beautiful apt. with 3 exposures;
contains liv. rm... din. rm., kit, 3
bedrms. and 2 baths. Reasonably
priced at $4,000. terms. LINKINS
CO, Dl. 7-S6SS; ewes. and Sun.
WO. 6-2562 or EN-. 3-4764. IL
$500 DOWN
Three-rm. apt. overlooking Supreme
Court. AZ loan at .SS2 80 mo. covers
all. Just decorated.
26-FT. LIVING ROOM
Very lge. 3-rm. apt. in same bldg.
Terrific view Of Capitol Hill. Just
S2.700 down.
CALL MR.. NICHOLS. OIL. 4-2O13
F. w. Berens Sales. Inc.
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FAILS NHIIPN1
Walker & Dunlop

9735 51st AVE, COLLEGE PARK
3-bedrm. brick rambler with full
bsmt., gas a.-c. heat. S100.
6643 23rd PL, W. EVANSVILLE
3-bedrm. brick rambler with sep.
din. nm. Bendix washer, lovely
yard. S125.
Beautiful 2-hedrm. 2-bath home,
with attached garage. in lovely To-
cation. $500.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 6-0222.
-l3
COLORED-33I WEBSTER ST. NV
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1900 18th st. NV. co. b-0222
COIORED

COLORED-33I WEBSTER ST. NV
Vacant. 6 rms, 3 porcheS. gas NV
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FURNISHED

BETHESDA, MARYLAND
Near Suburban Hospital, detached
corner brick, s rooms. g bedrmsl
Ia baths, powder room on first
floor; beautifully furnished; gas
heat; includes automatic washer
dryer, deepfreeZe, dishwasher, dis.
posall and large well Handicapped
yard. Available now; shown by ap.
pointment only.
MILITARY RID. OFF CONN. AVE.
Detached frame, IL rooms, . baths
(6 bedrms). full basement, COW
to Transportation and shopping
Available now.
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Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. T-6S3O
COLORED-I3I4 8th PL. N.E.-Open
for inspection from II pm. to =
PM. Is rms, h.-w.h., oil, front
porch: in 1st-claSs condition. Cal
NO. 1885 after Sunday for ap.
Monument.
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AVALON APIS.

1927 Adams Mill Rd. NV.
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TAVERN WITH BEER LICENSE,
liquor lie, can be gotten; localized
dble. cabinet, 3 apis; on 81
acres. On Rte. 80, Anne Arundel
Co. Main route to beaches and
Chesapeake Bay Bridge. Will sell
in entirety or will lease tavern and
cabins. For full information call
OWNER, TO. 9-4872, or ~. 5-s9s1.
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1851 West Broad st.
FANS Church va In
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PROFITABLE GROCERY BUSINESS;
TO sell out estate; very reasonable.
Can IDA BECKER, Elk. 3-9l69. IL"
CASH AND CARRY MARKET; 9Ote
colored TRACE; daily business over
500; rent only $l25 mo. with g.
yr. lease; excel. location in nearby
Va, Don't miss this one See today.
Can Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
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nLSIAukANT. well established. 10.
Sated IN nearby Va: daily business.
BIO: ABC license. of and ON; seats
~, only $4,000 cash to handle
SaH t9aay' Mr.. Brown with YEONAH
HEALIf. ia. S-21O0, IA. 7-l24S.
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1904 CORCORAN ST. NV.
s-bedrm., 2-story brick, nicely furn.
Dupont Circle area. Call for appt.
NO. T-S752. $50. 10
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UhUCEKK STOKE, 1888 3rd sc. W;
TO settle estate, For details, phone
Mr.. COOK. attorney, Ma S-S775.
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1892 WEBSTER ST. NV.
house, Oil hot-water heat. Call
Mr. Washburn, tn. 2-2091.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
2o4 l4th ST NV AID 4-2005
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NEARBY VA.-Grill with beer on ana
on sale, crossing over 81 900 mo:
o-yr. lease renewable. Rent SI5Cl
mo; Prlce $4,000. $4,000 down. 80.
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a store
service station, trailer camp. motel
or guest house in the suburbs or
Gaithersburg 2Y9; they have some
excellent ones and are open Sunday.
Is THERE A CIGAR DEALER in the
Washington area interested in SELL
ing an interest to practical, thor
oushly experienced cigar man, who
would take an active interest in
things in general? Box 49l e, Star.
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ton: ideal loca ton. 624 IInderwooS
ST.; nv. Church bldg. 34x7S, could
nqa md story. DOUG NJ. SMILEY
REAL ESTATE. INC. UN. 1920.
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N"EVI OHHoE-btduC. raMDIer, 3
bedrmss, baths, GE kit: $3.50. 4
pee 5edrn's Urn $500; 8 rms. baths,
TON. OIL. 2-2635, EN-. 2-S3S:}. Ia
BETHESDA-June 15th-Sept. LIST,
beautifully. furn., 3 bedrms. Il air
eonditioned), liv. rm., din. rm., den,
front porch. recr.- rm., attic fan, out
6oor patio and fireplace. 5000 mo.
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NEW GARDEN APTS.-SE
Attrac. 2-bedrm. corner ant. In mod
ern brick bldg Near stores
schools. transp. SS2 plus util
ABBY Janitor. 1921 Sth st, Sc
DREYFUSS BROS. IA
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BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME Five
bedrms., baths, servants quar-
tiers, recreation room, exquisitely
rredecorated: l block from Airing
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUlLDER desires investor for housing
project IN area. Box 3S1-E, Star.
GAS STATION WANTED, d. C. Va
9a,I No; got good cash to invest In
WeH-eStap. business, HE. 4-SlO0.
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FUNNISHED hAMBLEN at GSU!
University ter.-Living room, dinini
room. den, 2 bedrooms, . baths
large basement, garage, rent cell
sANDoz. INC, pU. 5lgas4 ufni @i:
SUMMER RENTAL, 2 bedrms. first fl.
garden. garage: NV. Very reas. t,
small family: ia. 9-6617. ~"
--Attractively furn., 6-rm.. 2-stor!
mo. RIA. $4,000; ewes, RIA. 3-O51S
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
Red Devils Extend Winning Streak
To F our With 25-6 Win AT Wadesboro

the Devil 40. Sammy "Bulldozer'
Rogers took over and bullied his
way to the Wadesboro 80 before
host of tacklers dragged him
to the ground.
With Sammy Walden on the
Singing end-Davis Norris, spark
plug performer, gathered in the
oval on the Is and OUTRAGED the
Wadesboro backfield to the goal
line for the tie-breaking score.
Wadesboro rolled back into the
game late in the third period when
they recovered al Devil tumble
on the Tabor City %. Livingston
connected on pass to B. Dabbs
and put the Tigers in scoring posi-
ton on the Red Devil 6; however.
Tommy Rogers, Ned Watts, and
Eugene Soles led the stubborn
Devil defense which refused to
yield to the vicious Tiger assault
The Tigers lost the ball on downs
and it proved their laast chance
to get back into the ball game.
Early in the fourth and final
period Tommy Rogers, alert Devil
guard, recovered a Wadesboro
tumble on the Red Devil 80 and
the Devil offensive unit hammer
ed away at the Wadesboro line to
set the stage for the third Devil
marker of the contest. Walden
scored the I'd or quarterback
sneak from the three yard line.
The final Red Devil tally came
late in the final period when
Sonny Sanders, rugged Devil end
intercepted Il Tiger pass on the
Wadesboro 50 and returned il tc
the = yard line before being
the two for the final sore f the
dozer" Rogers plunged over from
dragged down from behind. Bull
game. Jerry Cartrette added the
point after touchdown the only
ne of the contest.
Defensive stars were numerous
in the Red Devil line but Tommy
Rogers, Ned Watts, Eugene Soles,
and Jerry Cartrette stole the
show with their stellar perform
ances.
WadesbOro mad its snare of
glory in the line but F. Clark, a
reserve end, proved to be the ball
of fire and thorn in the side of
the Red Devil offense. R. Turner.
left tackle, also turned in a fine
performance.
The Red Devils called on the
o:fcnSe talents and skills of Gore.
Walden, and Rgers to pave the
virtory road.
WadeSboro's outstanding of
tensive players were Livingston
AMI Groom.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

ialists during the sixth annual
event to be held here Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, October Is,
l6. and II, Charlie D. Raper, CO.
unity farm agent announced.
The State College booths, as in
past festivals. will occupy more
than 2660 square feet of floor
space in the Exhibit Hall. New
Farmers Warehouse. carrying the
theme Growing and Marketing
Quality Sweet Potatoes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

Southeastern IA Conference lead
with Hamlet. The Red Devils
have now won four ball games in
row against no defeats.
Coach Caruso's Red Devils were
forced to settle for tie ball game
during the first half of Friday
nights contest; however, they
Tailed one I'd in the third stanza
and added two more in the final
period to provide the margin of
victory.
The Wadesboro Tigers drew
first blood in the opening quarter
when Il series of ground PLAYS
engineered by Allen, Lowe, and
Livingston was clamaxed by an
off tackle plunge by Allen from
the two yard line FOR the first
core of the game.
The Red Devils were quick to
retallate when Gore returned a
Tiger punt from the Devil 30 to
the Wadesboro 40 for the ont
standing run of the game. At that
point, Walden, Rogers aand Gore
displayed their powerful offensive
drive which eliminated with Wal
den scoring on a quarterback
sneak from the four yard line.
The Devil score concluded the
flrst half scring and the score
stood at Go at intermission.
The second half opened with
both teams playing determined
heads-up ball but neither team
was able to muster an offensive
drive until late in the third period
Gore turned on his brilliance
again with punt return of 20
yards which placed the ball on
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
EXTENSION SCHEDULE

The Extension Service schedule
from October 9, through October
Is, has been announced by Mrs
Elaine Blake, Home Agent and
Miss Doris Crayton, Assistan,
Home Agent. as follows: Oct. 3
New Hope Jr. All - Friday.
HOO a. IN.
NorthTatum HID - Friday. 2:3O
p. m, with Mrs. Hazel Sellers.
Evergreen HID - Friday, 3:l5
p. m, with Mrs. Willie Sibbett.
Oct. IL
Old Dock Jr. All - Tuesday.
900 a. m.
Nakina Sr. All - Tuesday,
10:15 a. m.
Hallsboro Jr. Al - Tuesday,
2:10 p. m.
HomcmakerS HID - Tuesday.
SUI p. m, at Clubhouse.
Midway HID - Tuesday, $3.50
p. m, with Mrs. Hilda Harper.
Oct. ii
Pages Mill HID - Wednesday.
900 p. m.
Tabor City Jr. All - Wedncs-
day. 1870 a. IN.
Tabor City ST.. All - Wcdncs-
Gay, ll:25 a. IN
HallSboro ST.. All - Wcdncs-
day. 2:lO p. m.
Clarendon HID - Wednesday.
300 p m. with Mrs. Elroy Mcr-
Ger.
Oct. Is
MiShop Springs HID - Thurs
day, 300 p. m, with Mrs. Dellie
Walters.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
State College
Adds New
esfival Features

Two special attractions with the
Educational phase of the Caro-
linas Yam Festival will be added
by State College Extension Spec
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
Loral Eastern Stars
To Assist In School

The School of Instruction,
Fourth District. Order OF Eastern
Star, MI. meet in Burgaw Satur-
day, October II, officials an
nounced.
Members OF the local chapter
selected to serve include Mrs. Ma
dine Ward, Adah; Mrs. Reccc Bur
roughs, Chaplain; and Mrs. Incz
II. Rogers, committee of registra-
ton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
BY JOE HARRISON

The Red Devils continued their
winning ways Friday night by
turning back strong Wadesboro
eleven ESQ i'll hard fought con-
test which saw the first half end
in Go tie.
The victory enabled the Red
Devils to retain their share of the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

The N. c. State Fair will be held
in Raleigh October 1924.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

SonnT Sanders, Red Devil end.
continued his brilliant 3 II
figured prominently i'm the Devils
rccen; 25-6 victory over strong
NadcEhoTo eleven las. Friday
night.
Sanders IS the Red Devils solu-
ton to the problem when the
ground attack boss down-his pass
snaggiEg ability has 2ceo--.ci Ger
several Of the Devils tbs this
season and has set the stage for
several IDS at crucial moments.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

North Cardinals 1853 Burlcy
tobacco production is estimated at
l9.II5,OCO pounds. down from the
2O'lOO,OuO pounds produced in
1852. but well above the la-ycar
average OF 1857 600 pounds.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18

| Having been in Long Beach,
Calf for the summer, Mrs. Harry
Gorodess returned in time for the
holidays. In August she attended
the Bnai Birth Women convention
in LA and tells of the many things
about BIB she learned.
After a summer i'm Illinois, Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Samors are home
and anticipating a pleasant and
busy season.
From Chicago to make their
home here come Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Nix and children, Michael
II, David 5, Jonathon 3. They live
at 835 E. 9Th. Mr.. Nix is a furni-
ture finisher. They find Tucson
most pleasant.
On Sunday Dawn Denise Yalen
celebrated her seventh birthday at
her home with ten little friends:
Sandra Plotkin, David Kaplan
Raymond and Bruce Kaplan, Shar-
mon Quater, Diane and Steven
Gore, Pat and Babe Nusbaum
Her parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Yalen.
After spending the summer in
Tucson with his aunt and uncle,
Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Appel and
family, Mort Freilich returned to
school at Yale where he is a SEN
ior. Mort says there is nothing
like Tucson.
A LAS Vegas" party was held
last Saturday night with the FL
liott Cranes as hosts to thirty
five guests.
Edith BORROW, Chicago, is being
entertained by her sister and
brother-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Terence. Miss BORROW is a Junior
Hadassah president.
Returning for a visit after an
absence of three years are Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Makler, Kew
Gardens Hills, N. Y. They are
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Makler, over the holidays.
Howard is in the insurance bust
ness.