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ALIEN RIA, Buckneil Manor-3-
bedIL-. Lape Cod, equipped kit, large
liv. rni., mouse newly redec. fenced
lot; .SSume 40 GI; reasonable down
payt. Call SO. 5-7739 80
ALEXANDRIA y nedrn., row brick.
modern, 3-yrs old, excel. condition,
10 Minis. Peptagon or D. c.. all ct n
veniences close by l33 Dale street.
lover Homes toff Mount Vernon
avenue. near Arlandria Shopoing
Center viii 30 Gil, military FLA
or assume present FLA mortesge
500 per month, Down payment
SHJ1, total price Sl0,950. OWNER.
ALEX.--Super special, seldom seen
at $1,000, GI or FHA 2-bed m
StoLe buna. witt attiG expanL to Q
Lore bedrmS.: lot 60s17 10: fenced
yd.. 3 min. driving II D. c. Phone
IS dky or night on this une. LICf RI
Rel ESTATE KI. S-7100. 80
ALEx., .Jeffers n Manor - Non-vet.
s55t dn. and $50 mo. bis newly
dec 2-bedrm. Semidet, high on
hill bsmt. las lovelS fin. rec rm
or 3rd beurm. and leve' elitr. Il
gaIId LICARI REAL ESTATE, K1
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3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
SILVER SPRING
BSMT.-CORNER-BRICK

This 3-bedroom brick rambler on a
spacious corner fenced yard has full
ing room, front porch and beautiful
kitchen. 1t is located ott Georgia
ave. in one OF Silver Springs incest
areas. We are having the house
both Gl and FILA appraised. and 1t
could be bought subject to either
appraisal. We think the price will
be about $50 900. Call Mr. WELLS
.oL. 2-6b90) for further details.
List 46.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES. INC.
lI@2 l. st. NV. MA. $4,000
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LARGE BRICK HOMIE

y rooms, 3 baths, fireplace. ol!
n -w.h.. storm windows; nice lot
convenient location. Asking $40.
800. Conventional financing.
CALL MR.. ROSE
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HOUSES for sALE-N.W. (cont. ]
COLORED-MANoR PARK

CULUREU-MANUR PANk
eSlI Sa,, y, CAPlIOL-LsrSe @ moo , aet
and llrepl., lsr fr.: lge. bedrms.
2nd .flr., ga baths; bsnnt. rooms
gas heat garage
66l4 N. CAPITOLs--Mod Cape Coo
shingle on lge, lot. ) rms. firepl.
IA baths. full bsmt.: oil h.w.h.
6413 BIRD ST.-Mod. brick bungalow
on lge lot. Liy. Tm., 8 bedrmS.. /:
baths; lge. kn0tty-pine rec. rm,:
bsmt. rooms gas h,-w-h; gaTagt
EARLY DAWN g. co.
TU. 2-222S RA. 3-56Ss
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RIGGS PARK
OPEN
$3.50 DOWN
oeo CTEpN AWE NE

ONLY 4 LEFT
Attrac o-room. semidet brick Liv
rm, sep. din. rm., mod. kit. with
l0ia-ft refgr.. stove. garbage dis;
poSal and powder nm; Ind a.. !
hedrmS and bath; finished rec. rm.,
gas heat. Anchor fence. patio. and
numerous other features. Come
and see. Trades accepted.
Directions: Out Riggs rd. to Eastern
ave, light IA blk. to sample house
ENTERPRISE REALTY CO.
EX. 3-3400-RA. 6-9063
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S1OO PER DAY

"-bedrm. home S1O0 per day until
sold. 1t has full bsmt., and best
OF all 1t is vacant You name the
terms. MODERN REALTY CO., LO
4-545O. 40
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HONEYMOON Cottage

Honeymoon Cottage
START life IN A HOME YOU WILL
ALWAYS REMEMBER. An immacu-
late two-bedroorn house with full
walk-out basement A beautiful lot
and in an established neighborhood
Will accept GI contract with l0ee
down. Call WOODMOOR AGENCY
INC. JU. 9-5555, am. to 8 pm
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COUNTRY HOME

Beautiful three bedroom brick ram.
acre of land 27-ft. living room with
picture window, Thermador stove,
wood-hung windows, Dashboard hot
water heat breakfast NOOK. modern
kit hen: lots of privacy: price.
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COLORED
WOODBRIDGE

1904 end ST N,E.-open Sun Mon.
2-T-S4s5 On; vacant. 2-story semi
det brk; 4 rms, bath. full bsmt
gar: newly dec: oil h.-wh.
2004 KEARNEY ST. N.E-S495 dn.
--2-story Diet. asbestos shingle: z
rms. bath, gar, flrepl, storm win
2665 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-open SUM-
Mon 3-7; $3.50 dn.-2-story det.
asbestos shingle: e rms. bath: full
.bsmt 3 porches, firepl., oil h.-w.h.
102S GIRARD ST. NE,-2-stoty Diet.
7 rms, ] as baths, full bsmt.. firepl I,
300 DECATUR ST. N.w.-2-story
semidet. cor. brk.: o rms, 2 baths,
: compl. equip. kits. full bsmt..
rec. rm.
1890 18th ST. N.w.-3-story row
Bricktex. Z rms, bath. oil h.-w.h.: !:
.conv. to everything,
NORTHEAST REALTY
1908 r. /. Ave. NE. co. 5-s293-s26l
Ewes. JU. 5-6s22, uN. 4-7045
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MEETING

The family problem this brick ram.
bier provides real living for a fam
lily with > or 3 children; has 3
bedrms. and plenty of closets: big
family size kit. full recr. m.-type
bsmt.. alum. storm windows and
4 yrs. old. Only $13,950, GI So
down,
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MY I,OSS-YOITR GAIN

Take over GI loans. Tyr. -old brk
rambler. 3 bedrms.. Ia baths. rec.
rm. $1,000 to Sl.500 in ,xtrasl
fully equip. bargain at Sl6,950:
only 81 $50 down. HERB BEDFORD
IlEALTOR, AP. 7-2345. WA. 7-6051
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
1892 SARATOGA AVE.
500 500

Brick. 2-story Colonial with center
entrance hall. large liv. rm. with
firepl.. din rm, mod kit. with
brkfst space: 3 bedrms.. l "a baths
rec rm screened porch Conv. to
schools, shopping and transp.
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CAMP SPRINGS

HOME AND INCOME
All-brick home with apts., with
bedrooms, kitchen. living room.
and bath, each; basement. oil
INV h.;o Scar garage: chicken
house: ! "a acres. located on Branch
ave-; S24 $50. Ewes, LO. 10000
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CARMODY HILLS

Cute rambler. = bedrms.. large iv.
I'm; and KITCHEN, fenced lot; under
$4,000: G1 So down, $50 mo.
incl. everything; also conventional
financing.
Evening star., 1955-05-30

g BEDRMS., 11a BATHS
1,500 CASH-ANYBODY
Larse all-prick semidetached home
with powder room on first floor, has
, 3 good-sited bedrooms, full base
ment, separate dining room. This
house has GI loan on II OF ap-
proximately Sl3,700 which can be
assumed by any one for only 81 900
cash House is located close to 9Th
and Atlantic SITS. Sc, convenient TO
new school. shopping. etc. Call Mr.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES, INC.
1722 L st. NV. MA. $4,000
COLORED
GI APPRQVED-Sl2.7O
4326 F ST. Sc. Seinidetached
brick: liv. rm.. din, rm.. kitchen:
3 bedrms.. >ath: finished recreation
rm. in bsmt.; storm windows. Anchor
renee; metal awnings. rear; gas a. c.
heat
FREDERICK A. UMER CO
h17 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-lOSs
Colored-GI-No Money On.
Modern 4-year-old semidet., 5-rm.
brk full bsmt. in Dupont Hills.
Sc, q fine close-in neighborhood
Call Mr. Kitchens, ATLAS REALTY
CO., ST. 3-736S. 80
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LOW INCOME VETERANS
NO DOWN PAYMENTS

An almost unheard-of low price of
S9,95O. 2-bedroom bungalow with
living room dining room. kitchen
and full basement in Colmar Manor,
Md. HAL NICKEL. MA S-H2n2 Ri
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LANDOVER HIII,S-GI

3-bedrm. immaculate frame home:
nice kitchen and pantry. large liv
rm., . bedrms. and bath down. I
large bedrm. UP: large HANDICAPPED
SO down, Ss5 mo-, incl. everything
Also conventional financing.
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RIVERDALE-S1O,95O

INV VEhDAIE-9IU,50U
Stone and masonry; ) bedrms.. liv
rm,. din. rm.. tile kitchen and
bath. also piped for a End bath
nice level lot. Gil. Sc down, S11
mo, incl. everything: also conven-
tional financing.
Evening star., 1955-05-30
OPEN HOUSES
MONDAY, 2 TO 5 Pm.

RAMBLERS-$19,95O
De luxe brick in Bethesda near NH
and Naval Hospital: three twin
size bedrooms. separate dining L.
space: full basement with u bath
To reach: Out Wisconsin avenue to
Cedsr lane first street past Naval
Hos2itaD right to Clearbrook lane
left to open sign.
JAMES C. CONLEY & co.
9525 Georgia Ave. JU. 9-4l34
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BIG FNOTGH

To hold all life's treasures. yet small
enough to fit your purse, 7-yr.- -old
Cape Cod for S75 per mo, with
reas. down payment; 1st A.. liv.
rrn., = bedrms., or use one sS din
rm.. lge. kit. side screened porch !;
12xl2 patio porch of back: end fl.
2 bedrms. and room for Ind bath;
full bsmt. with entr. to buitsin
garage: lovely lot 75x125 with large
shade trees: adj. lot also for sale,
BURCH REALTY co.
s136 BALTIC. Blvd, College Park, Md.
Open Till s PM.
TO. 9-5aa2 Ewes, HA 2-sS9l
Evening star., 1955-05-30

CARMODY HILLs-special bargain,
500 and 511 18th st.-Beautiful
detached homes. Large liv. rms. din.
rms. kitchens, Q large bedrms., bath.
matte oil heat. Price. $3.50; $500
cash.
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MATTHIAS CO, OFFERS

MATTHIAS co.
WA. 7-06l1 Call til s PM
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HUDSON REAL ESTATE
FOR COLORED

rSn NOLOGED
Falrmont Hgts. Area--SI3,5OU Two
story brick Colonial Of bedrmS.
full din. rm.. equipped kitchen,
bSmt.. big fenced lot 81 100 down
and SOS month pays all REALTY
ASSOCIATES, WA 1-h1a4
Evening star., 1955-02-21

coast, reported six to nine inches
of snow, with drifts as much as
five feet deep.
In London light snow fell this
morning, slowing rush hour traf-
fic. The mercury rose above
freezing from an overnight low
of 25 degrees.
Avalanches took two more lives
in North Italy yesterday, and a
rescue team failed to reach %
workers marooned by snow in
the nearby Val Malenco.
Normal winter weather spread
over the rest of Europe following
the blustery week end.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Nolan on Committee ,
Urqes End to Income Tax

Hugo E. CZerwonky. Washing
ton economist and author. calls
the income tax IAN impediment
to maximum growth" of the Ma
tional economy in a hard hitting
article in the current American
Mercury.
He urges abolishment of the
income tax and to replace the
lost revenues advocates an ex-
else tax on all finished con-
sumner goods. a compensating
duty on IMPORTS a tax on do
mestic and foreign travel, re-
tention of estate and gift taxes
and an income tax on foreign
investments.
A current review from Francis
I. DUPONT & Co. lists contrasting
performances of various stocks
since the first of the year.
Shares included in the Dow
Jones industrials have held
within a relatively narrow range
of IA per cent, but wide ad-
vances of some issues contrast
sharply with the backwardness
of others. the firm reports.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Virginia Electric Earnings Hold
Well Above 7054in January

RobinSon-Patman Act and elm
mate determinations.
She said many Determinations
today are not direct price prefer
ences. There are all types of
promotion schemes which give
one group of stores preference in
both allowances and facilities
over competing retailers" she
said. Free goods for store
openings, man power for stock
ing shelves, consignment sales.
and so on, are very frequently
offered On a preferential basis to
buyers who have no scruples
about making illegal demands on
SupplierS."
Credit Conference PIonned
A delegation of Washington
bankers will attend the National
Installment Credit Conference
of the American Bankers As
Evening star., 1955-02-21
SnoWbound Scotland
Gets 4 Inches More
By the Associoted Press

LONDON, Feb. 21.-Four more
inches of snow fell today in
Northern Scotland, already f1oun-
dering under a thick white blan-
ket from almost continuous
storms last week. Raj Neptune
and Varsity bombers and crews
were waiting at KinlosS for bet
ter flying weather SO they could
continue livestock relief missions.
Five tons of fodder were
dropped in 18 plane flights from
Kinloss yesterday.
The first train to leave Wick
since last Wednesday steamed
out of the station this morning,
preceded by snow pillow.
Elsewhere in Britain motorists
skidded' on icy highways. SuS-
sex and Kent, on the south
Evening star., 1955-02-21
CORRESPONDENT to Talk

Henry Brandon. Washington
correspondent of the London
Sunday Times. will speak at 7:30
pm. Wednesday at International
Student House, 1925 r street
NV. His topic will be How
Britain Looks at the Far East"
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Labor Income Rises

DETROIT.-Labor's share in
the United States national in
come rose from about SO per
cent in 1929 to about 81 per cent
in 1850, according to recent re-
ports of the Bureau of Labor
Statistics.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

"eaLnefguarQ
Alsco A u M
mum S torn
Window a n d
Door Co. of
w a S hington,
it W as a n
n ou n c e d by
Harry Sugar.
president of
Alsco, Inc. Of
Akron, Ohio,
parent co m
pany.
Mr.. Wansky
is a registered
nrnf eScinnal
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Credit Conference PIonned

Soci a tion at
st. Louis, Mo-,
March 21-23.
Heading the
group will be
w Willi a m A.
Spaugh, vice
pr e S ident in
charge of the
install m e n t
loa n depart
ment of the
American Sc
curity & Trust
~ Wb0 &c
chairman of
fI,n E1,f@la Ed
Evening star., 1955-02-21
81 Pct. Ride Buses to School

CHICAGO. - Thirty-two per
cent of all elementary and high
school pupils in the United States
depend on buses for transporta-
ton to and from school.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
9 Pet. Of Lund Cultivated

NEW YORK.-Only about 8
per cent of the worlds land is
cultivated, according to recent
surveys, and of this much of it
lies within the United States.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Feb. 81 tR-spot non.
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 3;
cents pound Connecticut Valley. Leao
Is cents pound New York. Zinc II J.:
cents a pound, East ST. Louis. Tin 81
cents a pound, New York. AT Pittsburgh
scrap steel No. l heavy was quoted al
3S 00-3o 90
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Mutual Funds

NEW YORK. Feb. 81 R,.-Nationa
Association Securities Dealers. Inc:
(Noon OuotationS
Evening star., 1955-02-21

eral Reserve District Advisory
Board to the ABA's Installment
Credit Commission. The COM
mission is sponsoring the con-
ference, which is expected to at
tract around 1,400 installment
credit executives from banks
across the Nation.
This years program will en-
phasize an exchange of ideas
through panel discussions and
audience participation. Among
the speakers will be: Delos c.
Johns, president, Federal Re-
serve Bank of st. Louis; Charles
K. Reiger. vice president, Gen
eral Electric Co.; Robert L. Care,
board chairman, Associates In
vestment Co. and president,
American Finance Conference;
Walker Williams, vice president,
Ford Motor Co.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Opposes Determinations

Harmful price determinations
in the food industry have
reached an alarming state, re-
quiring specific action to stop
them before they plunge the in
dustry into the same kind of
chaotic and corrupt practices
that prevailed in the early 1905,
according to Mrs. Marie Kiefer,
secretary manager of the Ma
tional Association of Retail
Grocers.
Addressing the National ASso-
citation of Food Brokers at Chi
cago Saturday, Mrs. Kiefer said
her association is strongly sup
porting the Equality of Oppor-
tunity" bill to strengthen the
Evening star., 1955-02-21

engineer and has been in pro-
duction and sales work for 20
years. He was one of the first
employees of Alsco, Inc. which
is celebrating its 10th anniver-
sary. He has been vice president
in charge of company production.
Weatherguard served as dis
tributor in the Washington and
Baltimore areas. Maryland and
Northern Virginia.
Nolan on Committee
James Parker Nolan, of WASH
ington, has been appointed to
the information committee Of
the National Association of Sc
curities Dealers. it was an
nounced by Harold E. Wood,
chairman of the board of gov
ernors of the association.
Mr.. Nolan, executive vice
president of Folger, Nolan-W. B.
Hibbs g. Co., has been active in
the association, having served
six years on the board of gov
prnorS
Evening star., 1955-02-21

They give you far better gas mileage in cruising
range they give you quick getaway and emer.
gency acceleration when you need them. You
switch the pitch just by pressing the gas pedal
beyond full throttle position and you get an
instantaneous safety.surge.
This is action that you will find nowhere else on
the automotive horizon. This is action that is eec.
trifying in its response smooth to the absolute
satisfying beyond belief.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
By Donald B. HodIey

Net income of Virginia Electric
and Power Co. continued well
above year ago in January, the
company reported today.
The months net totaled ST.
689, 1898. compared with $1,427,-
2O9 in January last year. Operat-
ing revenues of $9,081 ,669 also
were well above $8,106,512 a year
earlier.
Net income in IL months ended
January 81 amounted to ST.
049 .440, compared with $13,082,-
SGT in the preceding year and
operating revenues rose to $97,-
046,323 from $85,118,208.
A proposal to increase the
company's authorized common
stock to 10 million shares of $40
par value will be submitted to
stockholders at the annual
meeting April 20.
Stockholders of record March
% will be entitled to vote az
the meeting. Holders also will
be asked to vote on a plan TO
clarity the company's powers to
take property by eminent do
main.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
General Manager Named

S. L. Wansky has been ap-
pointed general manager of
Evening star., 1955-02-21

Wed like you to sample the greatest Dynafow
yetust to see for yourself why this is the big talk
The thrills are waiting for you now at the wheel ofa
IS Buick. And we're waiting to show you the facts
and figures on power, room, ride and price that
have us booking orders at an all.tme record rate.
Can you make it this week?
"D}naaow standard Roaanaan optional
Sere.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-24
Guessing Contest
Offers Prizes
Worth $4,000

During the month Of August
the haif-millionth televislon set
will be sold into the 43-ccunty
area around Charlotte served by
WBTV. The station is offering
$4,000 worth of electronic equiv
ment to anyone in the Carolina.
who can guess closest 10 the ex-
act time the set will b. sold.
Prizes to the lucky guesSCr in
Iclude: an RCA color tnleviSion
set, a home tape recorder, so
selected record albums, a Strato-
world transoceanic radio, and a
hi-fldclity monograph.
Anyone can enter the contest.
Just take a guess as to the nil
ute. hour, and day in August
when the half-millionth set vas
or will be sold. Letters or cards
should be addressed to Time
Confess WBTV, Charlotte, n.
c. Only one entry may BE- filed
per person.
Entries in the Time Contest
mus, be poStmarked bcfora Sep
tcmbcr |. 1855.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-24
Junior College
orms Councils

In an effort to raise money to
back the Coastal Carolina Junior
College during the coming school
year, organizations called Coun-
ellis on Education have been set
up in the various school areas
in Horny County.
The Floyds Area Council met
Monday night, August 81, and
started plans for canvassing that
area for donations and pledges
for the College. Mr.. p. L. Elv-
ington, chairman of the Council,
opened the meeting and then, to
get the group started, personally
donated 100000 to the College.
The 100000 is to be applied to
a scholarship from that area
Mr.. Ellington, prosperous
tobacco farmer and member OF
the Board of Directors for the
Floyds public schools, stated that
the Coastal Carolina Junior Col
lege is evidence of the grea,
strides Horny County is making
in educational, cultural, and bus
mess developments. He said tina,
the College was an inevitable
development in progressive
county and that he is certain
that the people of Horny Count
will give the new College thei,
full support. He told the mem5-
IerS present that the Coastal Car
DINA Junior College is supported
financially through student tut
ton fees and contributions from,
the citizens of Horny County
and therefore, will not be sub
Ipcct to Federal and State laws
and regulations which might
otherwise govern student ad-
mission.
n meeting was set for Sep
tcmbcr =, at which time tn,
members of the Council viii
urn over all donations TO tho
chairman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-24
Contestant Wins Mattress

A winning limerick has made
Clarence Brady, Box 1874, Tab
or City, eligible for three grand
prize awards in the 100000
Sealy Posturepedic Contest
Sealy, Inc. of Chicago an
Iaounced today. The winner,
who entered through w. F.
Cox Co., Tabor City receives a
Sealy Posturepedic Mattress,
and contest officials will now
consider the entry for one OF
three grand national awards.
The Sealy Posturepedic Con-
test, the nations largest in the
home furnishings field, offers
as its first prize $4,000 cash at
once or 500 a month for life,
Powered by a policy from North
American Life Insurance Co
A two-wcek, all-expense vaca-
ton for two in Paris, plus $500
spending money and air travel
via TWA Constellation, is sec
ond grand prize. Third award
is 1855 Packard Caribbean
Convertible.
Sealey. Inc. said today that
5000 winning entries were
chosen from among millions
esubmitted in the u. S. and
Canada. The contest was emit
cred by more people through
more retail stores than any
other contest in home furnish
ings history. the company re-
vealed.
Announcement of the three
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-24
Births

Recent births at the noris
Community Hospital include:
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Bcllanly
Tabor City, boy, Carlton Lynn
Hlr. and Mrs. Thomas Junior
King, Little River. boy. Victor
Kendall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Booadus
Bailey. Jr. Conway. Il boy. Lest
CT Broadus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Patrick
Longs, a boy. Dean Conlcy.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Oscar
wilson, Ccrro Gordo, boy
Joseph Earl.
Mr.. and Ms. John d. Elanton
I boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Devon
SpivCy. Jerry Devon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. James Cleveland
Spivey. a girl.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Junior
Reeves, a boy, Gregory Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Profit,
Nichols, boy. Leslie Levi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison Daw-
son Wright. Myrtle Bea IN, q
boy, Stanley Otto.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Todd Jr
Chadbourn, a girl, Stella Di-
anne.
MIR. and Mrs. Shelton Sheppc
Jernigan, Tabor City. a boy, Al
vim Mckenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Jeffit
Brown. Conway. a girl, Terrj
Jean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Elbert
Suggs, boy, Ronald Larry.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crissctt
a girl, Mary Sue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel JOSEPH
Fowler, Tabor City, a girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Dougla:
Martin, Tabor City, a girl. Shar-
on.
MIR. and Mrs. James William
son, Newport News, a boy.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Crate, a boy
Jonathan Kelvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John David Cox
Conway, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Lowell
Prince, a boy. Terry Leyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Gore, 4
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leamon Clay
ton Graham, girl, Deborah
Kay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Moore
Aynor, a girl, Theresa Gail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Auburn Percy
Cox. Tabor City, boy, William
Kenneth.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker
boy, Dennie Earl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liston McNie
HARRISON, a girl, Wilma Jewel
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin, { girl
Jacquelyn.