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HOUSES SALIVA. (csnt.I

SOUTHERN STYLE BRICK COLO
NAL, Sls,950-Spaciousness is the
keynote Of this 3-bedroom. 1tz-bath
home: 2S-ft. living room. formal
dining room, oversize Kitchen
SSTsnss; SSn,tT TAFsSsi sUi.ndiS dEfeisnn teprs d
WARD r. BRIGGS. Realtor. IA. D.
S402.
a BEDkOOn6s, 2 FULL BATHS;
$17,950-Brick Cape Cod packed
with charm: spotlessly clean. and
many extras. such as aluminium
screens and storm sash; Spacious
dining room with corner cupboards;
private screened porch: garden en-
trance from bright basement. Being
offered for the hrst time exclusively
By EDWARD r. BRIGGS, Realtor.
IA. 5-S402.
BRICK RAMBLER.
Sl6.25O-You will find 1t hard to
say mo" to this 3-bedroom home.
Absolutely charming. Wide sweeping
corner lott. near Knottingham
sShSHI 9oqu sS,eos sst ezsited assfsot sSSUt this
PERFECT for the smaller family
seeking the convenience Of close:
this all-brick home. with liv RIM.
with firepl., sep. din. rm., equip. kit,
scr. porch with talousie windows.
lovely tree-shSded fenced lot; u
block to express transp.. q few
$4,000. with excel financing. Shown
By appt; THE DARBY CO. ia, o.
Aa%Ssr fsaS once e ACRE, SRin Su.t tn q mi, from
baths, separate din. rm., equipped
kit, hot-water Dashboard heat. Ap.
proved for CT sale. $4,000: 500
aUTt~ dqTn Wei ESEth our gadTS Inspection
LOTS OF LAND surrounds this i'm
maculate 2-Dedrm. home in Fairfax
Approved for veterans purchase at
$4,000; S495 down Eye-catching
kit, fully equipped: plenty OF garden
sapSSffreE, spssf eEFAS 0wRer RsALTx moving n
must sen Observation-Disclosures. 9
story Colonial; situated on corner
lot; big hedrms;, patio With bar
7elsTl elsHER SSRGoo1bMSNr 5 Gob SS d. RASsIER a1SSsG
everything the most discriminating
purchaser could want in home!
Lovely scr. breezeway and connecting
garage. 3 lovely proportio1ed bed, ID
Sats 6nd Il fls bst 6aths Base on liT RaiD rm NJ witt
firepl. picture window with beau
| tifui View. completely finished recr
rm. with irepl. and lots of built-ins
Exclusive area Of finest homes. Mini
| mum down payment and excel
| terms. To inspes., call ia. 5-7575
METzLER-Va. ONCE
IMPOSSIBLE. We thought SO unit
this fine custom builder put his new
4-bedrm., 2la-bath brick rambler
on the market at q price Of onl!
S26,5O0. Large liv. rm. with firepl.
sep. din rm.. all-elec. dream" kit.
scr. porch, full bsmt. with f1Eishet
rec. rm. incl. firepL; att. garage; or
beaut. lot with towering trees
l25x176, in desirable and covetet
Mclean. Shown by appt. THl
DARBY CO., ia. b-93ss. Once opel
Isi1 $50. total price-Almost 2 acres
5 bedrms.. hv. rm. with fireplace
separate din. rm., partial basement
small amount of work will put II
Al condition. RORSCHACH RE
Atty, JE. 2-3706. IS
SII,76O, 0I; no cash down-Cut'
home with lots Of features. liv. rm.
din. rm., tile kitchen with tabl'
space, rec. rm., lge bedrms.. till
bath; less than $40 per mo. in
cludes all. Price subject to VA ap
praisal. Call Mr.. King, JU. 9-04g7
ALDON PROPERTIES. INC. MA
! S.674O
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
BROOKHAVEN

3.BEDROOM RAMBLERS
0ltxamodern Kitchens and Vanette-
type tile baths: carports; spacious
yards. School and transp. within
walking distance
$12,205 TO $14,990
Directions: Out Georgia ave. to viers
Mil rd., left on Viers Mil to Park
land dr. entrance to Wheaton City.
right. continue ! mile to sample
home. Omen daily
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
1919 Eye st. NV. MA. S-644o
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STORES FOR RENT

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY, 412s Ga.
ave n.w.-Large store, newly re-
decorated and beautiful Arm. and
bath apt. above: full basement, oil
heat. double detached brick garage.
Al tor only Sl7S 2 month Mr.,
ST SEUMAfN; AZ Ns-1Ssa "a s'ssai; after
DESIRABLE STORE and fixtures for
rent to reliable party. 3424 Con-
necticut ave. NV. 81
STORE AND APT, sos 5th st. nv,
st. NV. Elk. 3-7313. 3
1855 COLUMBIA RD. NV, across
from Giant. and safeway-l 900 50.
and lights: $125 mo-, includes heat.
call wAGGAMAN-BRAWNER. NE.
S-3s60. -3
TWO DOORS FROM C0RNER-sth
and F sts. NV, shopping area; good
for most any business. Apply $40
st. NV, Room 10. %
$40 9th ST. N.w.-3 doors from cor
ner 9th and Pa. ave. Apply $40 r
st. NV, Room 10. -5
e27 10th ST. N.w.-In. Medical Gen.
ter. 1900 50. it.; formerly used
SMITH CO.. EX. 3-24S0.
ARLINGTON. Virginia. shopping cen
ter desirable: end store. modern
glass front; will air condition; reG-
sonable rent. JE. 4-6433. .
1911 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Corner St o Hiltmo.s ol; . and ,,S;: Golqmsis Hds
oinnetti. Ma. s-o5s6. DREYFUss
BROS, INC, Realtors. -6
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DE LUKE DETACHED APT
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

se4 N. Y. AVE. N.w.--Has about
5000 50. #. of floor area 70 alley
ior $4,000. J. LEO KoLB CO. AD'
Wise. AVE, coml. bldg. at 2232
Wis. ave-, for S2l,00 Ewes. AD.
2-212l, J. LEO KoLB CO., AD
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NEAR LANGLEY

SdOHFlNG ZEN i Eli
walk to new Lansbursh's, only two
blocks to elementary school. Assume
large 4Te loan on this three-bed-
yoom. 1h-bath Colonial with a full
basement. kitchen with table space.
plus Q dishwasher and disposal
Terms. Price S15. $3.50.
JAMES C. CONLEY & co.
0525 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-4134 til
CT APPROVED; $16,95O
HOT-WATER HEAT
9his beautiful handicapped, 3-bed-
room, 2-bath asbestos shingle CO.
1ontal with porch and attached ga
rage is conveniently located within
walking distance OF transportation,
shopping. public and parochial
schools. Must be sold Immediately
GRAHAM & co.
10. B-6010 Open Ewes. Til 9
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KENSINGTON

BUNGALOw-$9,5 500. 6I approved:
eedrms- nice porch. large wooded
RAMBLKR-SlI,6 500. 5 bedrms., Ice.
kit. alum. storm windows: n block
70 reer. center: low down payment
to non-0I
rms. hrepl, bemt.: wooded lot.
1KICK RAMBLER-Sl4.75O. Large
Anchof-f fenced I'd, inelosed porch. 2
bedrms., din. rm., bsmt.; walk to
bus, shopping and school.
1RlCK COLONIAL-S16.95 $50; 3 bed
rms. bsmt. with recr. rm.. layatory
and work bench. Fenced I'd, eonv. to
school and new swimming pool.
GI CONTRACT ACCEPTED
FROM QUALIFIED BUYERS
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
10. b-2sOO Realtors
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IMAGINE, THIS
ASSUME CT LOAN

3AAS ~ &4a NA@ AN<1AAN
On this very attractive 3-bedroom
semidet. brick home in Langley PIX.
separate dining room; just seconds
from every convenience and shop
ping facilities. JU. 9-3444 or JU.
Q-9aQ-
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HoUsFs WANrEp 10 IUY

MODEM, clean. . or 5 bedrm. home
have Substantial cash MRS. cox
LU. 2-sl36 or ST. 3-736S.
ALL CASH FOR Y0uR HOME: ans
condition IN d. c. Mr.. BOZzI. ST
3-3320; ewes. JU. 9-l3S2.
n. Z. AND S.E.-Top cash price paid
Free appraisal. quick settlement
Max MILLER, IL 7-2lOV or IA
Casa F0R YOUR HoMEzN.w. NE
6-6912. Ma. s-0227. %
WE HAVE CASH and term buyers fol
houses In D. c.. white or colored
any condition. Also, have buyer
for lots. Call US for inspection. o.
your property. We make trades
Mr. waple, MARSHALL J, WAPLl
CO.. 1924 14th st. NV" AID. 4-2005
ALL Cash for Nd, or p. C. homes
Call now for immed: appraiSal
ERWIN REALTY CO., WA. 7-l232
WA. 7-O334. Open ewes. TIL 9
WE WILL BUY FOR CASH. home
in Arlington. FAIRFAX County AM
CULMoRE REALTY Co. JE. 4-665O
vA.-on conventional sale, ven Il.
nance buyers down payment =
seller over 3 times ayerage OF re
corded sales or buy all cash or sci
| CT. MR.. WHITE. IA. 1888.
WANTED, houses under S17 900, Ar
lington or Fairfax County; have eli
ents waiting for various types
UNITED REALTY CO.. 4143 Wilson
| blvd. IA. 5-417l.
WE HAVE CLIENTS for houses 4
D. C. area. will pay all cash. Cal
| Mr.. Ribbey, RA. 3-6476. w. W
| LEWIS, HE. 4-350O.
SELLING? RENTING? Listing wanted
Extremely competent and complet
housing service Ewes, EN-. 2-6916
| L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor, Ma. 8
| 0753.
I WILL TRADE your D. C. house Of
one Of our lovely ramblers in Hill
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COLORED--GI

Five-rm. rambler; excel. cond.: lse
rms, plenty Of closets; Masonery
S11.950.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE co,
Call Mr.. Rose. days UN. 4-1515, ewes
and Weekends. UN. 4-O3lS. d
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%
CT BARGAINS
BRICK RAMBLER

BRICK RAMBLER
Hillcrest Heights-Nev Groom ram
bier: colored cabinets in equipped
kitchen, separate din. rm., liv. rm.
with fireplace. 3 bedrns., Ia baths.
full bsmt., built-in garage. Fine
house in this community Of good
homes where you have all con-
T. D. BURGESS
4301 Silver Hill Rd. GA. $4,000
Ewes, Mr.. Mcdonnell. LU. 1-9515
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WESTMO ORELAND
HYnHH II AnEA

CIRCLE AREA
YaStefully planned Dutch Colonia
brick home with three bedrooms
two baths. Has center hallway
spetSease dinins room KY Sidcnsm a,nnd WI
p1ne-paneled sunroom. washer, deep.
4reese, ironer and dehumidifier in
eluded. Full basement, storage
ettte. detached garsge. Deep 600
IT, lot has chain-1ink fencing in
Pollock, I'M. 2-oos2.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. (REALTORs)
$3.50 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2.4464
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
Almost-neW brick rambler on Q gor-
geous lot with l16-ft. frontage. Con-
Saths. LARGE a IivinS G1fTIi rm., osn; SEPARATE N
dining rm., beautiful kitchen and
. delightful screened porch. This is
. beautiful home and the location
and environment Is the very best.
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000 til 8.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
KENSINGTON-1 ACRE
Ia heart Of this lovely community
here Is an older spacious home Just
right for the Ice. family and 50
eonv. to school. Six bedrms. in all.
1@e. mod. fully equip. kit; Grand
piano size liv. rm.. with 1repl.
Extra bath in bsmt. You'u really
enjoy living here. S26,500. Terms
arranged. 10. 5-2800 til pm.
HUGGINS a. HARRISON. INC,
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POTOMAC HILLS

POTOMAC, MARYLAND
homes Is now being constructed in
this suburban community with Q
delightfully rural way Of life. The
Qfst completion date is thirty. days
hence. Your inspection. during
below $4,000. For complete in
formation, call Mr.. Carr, IT., Poplar
9-4304 or Ma. S-S093.
Oliver T. Carr, Realtor
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HIII,ANDAI,E

New custom built brick rambler with
stone fireplace; croft. corner lot:
g spacious rooms, 2 baths. breeze
way, Gear garage, de luxe kitchen
fireplace In basement. For details
cali HE. 4 -6400.
HUGH T. PECK
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22

The decision was reached at
meeting of the Hebrew University
and Technion representatives and
the Multiple Appeals Committee
of the Federation The local and
national leaders hailed the excel
lent spirit and cooperation which
led to mutual understanding
and agreement on the proper tim
ing of the campaign.
'There is complete understand
ing that the Jewish community of
Greater Miami has a responsible
ity in sharing the cost of the
building-needs of these two i'm
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22

portant educational institutions in
Israel" said Stanley c. Myers,
president of the Federation. cat
the same time all of us agree that
the capital fund campaign should
be conducted locally in such a
way as not to interfere with the
welfare of the local community as
represented by Federation and its
local agencies. The proper timing
Of the campaign, furthermore,
will prove most helpful in reach
ing the desired results"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22

A very rich movie producer
who built one of our greatest
studios, has a beautiful but very
extravagant wife to whom he is
devoted. In his will he is leaving
her most of his money, with no
conditions attached. VIII e n his
lawyer pointed out that she might
marry again, the movie \magnate
answered, eff she does, he'll need
the money"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22

Going to Morocco I naturally
expected to see poverty and suf-
fering. l was also aware of the
complicated political situation
which was aggravating matters in
that country.
Having seen the horrible plight
of Jews in Poland. Germany. Aus
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22
Miami Sets Timing for Hebrew
Observation-Disclosures Fund Drive

MIAMI (T) Marking significant forward in the rela
onshps between the Greater Miami community
onal institutions seeking raise funds this
of Hebrew University Technon
Miami Jewish Federation schools capital fund drive
TO be held in this community IN April. 1856.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22

tria. Italy and other countries
after the Second World War. I
was sure that the agony witnessed
there could. under no circum-
stances. be surpassed.
But my experiences in Casa
blanca have convinced me that
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22
MOROCCO
The Lend Of Jewish Misery
BY LOUIS SEGAL

The writer has recently Casabanca
capital of precos position
countrY Jewish population be point
agenda of world JewrY the Zionist movement.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22

suffering. l have also realized that
no comparison is possible in
evaluating human anguish. Every
catastrophe creates its own cir
cumstanceS.
There are now about 100000
Jews in Morocco. $4,000 are con-
centrated in the city of Casa
blanca. Of these 45.000 are crowd
ed into the narrow confines of
ghetto called Els Mela which dates
back hundreds of years.
1t is difficult to describe the liv-
ing conditions Of these Jews. To
describe their dwellings as houses
sWould be grossly misleading.
They are miserable shacks. in
which it is hard to find an I'M
broken window or an entrance
that is not covered by a rag in
place of door. Eight or ten peo-
ple live in one dingy- hole.
The area is infested wi h d.
sease-principallY trachoma. Of
the hundreds of children that /
saw during my walks through the
streets of the ghetto. cannot
honestly say that I saw one that
looked free of physical ailment.
For people living under normal
conditions, it is impossible to
comprehend the suffering.
The majority of the Moroccan
population consists of Arabs. The
political and military control Of
the country is in the hands Of the
French. but the Arabs are eager
to see the French leave. Acts Of
terror. are daily occurrence. Of
which the Jews are the greatest
sufferers.
At present the Jews feel some
what protected against physical
humiliation while the country is
ruled by the French. The Arabs
unfortunately consider the Jews
opponents to their national aspi-
rations. The Arab League avails
itself of every opportunity to in
cite the Arab population against
the Jews.
Before the establishment of the
State Of Israel the Jews of Mo.
rocco also lived in the midst Of
poverty and physical danger. But
in the last few years the situation
has been greatly aggravated.
Anti-French sentiment h
grown stronger and Arab enmity
towards the Jews has increased
correspondingly. This is reflected
in the economic and political sta
tus of the Jewish community and
endangers, to large extent the
very existence of the Jewish pop
ulation.
A significant proportion of Mo-
rocco's $4,000 Jews is scattered
in small villages throughout The
land. In many villages there are
from 10 to SO Jews living among
hundreds of Arabs. These Jews
are in constant danger.
But let us ask ourselves: what
would be the outlook for these
Jews if there were no State OF
Israel or if it's gates were closed
to. them? What hope would there
be for them without the World
Zionist Movement and the Jewish
Agency which have already &C.
complished so much with the aid
of American and world Jewry.
There cannot be any question
that the only genuine and endur-
ing way of helping the down
trodden Jews of Morocco is to
bring as many of them as possible
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
ILLEGAL
Notice Of Election

On the first Tuesday after the
first Monday Of May 1855 May 3,
1850 between the hours of $50
an. and $50 pm. there viii be
IN election held in the Town of
Lincolnton, N. c. for the purpose
II electlng Mayor, -Four Alder
men and one member OF the School
Board. There shall be four polling
precincts for said election and said
four polling precincts are hereby
DESIGNATED as follows: Ward No. l,
consisting Of the area defined and
described in the Charter Of the
Town Of Lincolnton, N. c. as Ward
One. Ward Two. consisting Of the
area defined and described in the
Charter Of the Town of Lincoln
ton. N. c. as Ward Two. Ward
Three. consisting Of the area de-
fined and described in the Charter
of the Town of Lincolnton, N. C.
as Ward Three and Ward -Four,
consisting Of the area defined and
described and defined in the Char
ter of the Town OF Lincolnton, N
c. as Ward Four. There is hereby
established in each of said polling
precincts. one polling place where
voting is to be done and said poll
ing places are designated as fol-
lows: The Polling place for Ward
One is hereby established and deS-
ignated as Recreation Center
Building; the polling place for
Ward Two is hereby established
and designated as Sandtane Gas
Company; the polling place for
Ward Three is hereby established
and designated as Harris Filling
Station and the polling place for
Ward Four is hereby established
and designated as the Grand Jury
Room of the Lincoln County Court
House. The following Registrars
and Judges Of Election for the sew
eral precincts have been duly ap-
pointed, as follows:
REGISTRARS
Ward One - Kelly Kiser.
Ward Two - Mrs. R. NJ. Rose
man.
Ward Three - Frank Hicks.
Ward Four - Summey AleXan-
der.
Ward One - Audie Gilbert and
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

J. P. Long.
Ward Two - Joe c. Leonard
and Blain Schronce.
Ward Three - Jack Schronce
and Charlie Eurey.
Ward -Four - W. H. Kiser and
E. II. Willis. Sr.
Each Registrar shall between
the hours of nine o'clock am. and
five o'clock pm. on C h day
Sunday excepted for seven days
proceeding the day Of closing the
registration books, keep open said
books for the REGISTRATION of any
new electors residing in the pre-
cinct during such registration per-
iod and shall be closed for regis
tration the second Saturday be-
fore Election Day. Such books
shall be open until nine o'clock
pm. on each Saturday during such
registration. The Second Satur-
day before election day shall be
known as Challenge Day, at which
time any elector shall be allowed
to object to the name Of any per-
son appearing on said books. All
electors registered heretofore and
who were entitled to vote in the
May 1853 election for Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Town of
Lincolnton are not required to
register again.
E. C. Heavier, Mayor
Attest:
L. A. Heavier. Clerk.
dt 21d
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
X-Diseose In
Cattle Brought
Under Control

HyperkeratoSis. more commonly
called X-diSeaSe. in cattle has been
practically eliminated during the
past year according to the Ameri-
can Foundation for Animal Health
No new cases were reported to
the U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture during 1854 The Foundation
says this indicates the disease has
been reduced TO such an extent it
is Of little Importance in the ami
NAL health field.
Successful control of this costly
animal health problem came
through veterinary research which
isolated the cause as a highly
chlorinated naphthalene. a chem
ical frequently used in lubricating
oils and greaSes to give them body.
Some animals became infected
by licking creased machinery or by
getting access TO used crankcase
oil. Other cases were traced to
grease used 10 lubricate feed man
ufacturing equipment. that acci-
dentally found its way into the
proceSsed feed.
Following the research, the Us
DA issued a request to manufac-
turers OF petroleum products. feed
manufacturers and oil compan-
les that they cease using chlorin-
ate dnaphthalene in oil and grease
designed for use on farms or in
food processing plants. Whole
hearted cooperation by these
groups is given credit for eliminat-
ing X-diseaSe as a livestock health
threat. the Foundation said.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

Closing prices in North Georgia
were reported at % 1f2 to %
li2; in the Shenandoah Valley
at 29 to 80 ll2: and in Delmarva
AT 28 to 81 3I4.
EGGS LOWER
Eggs were two cents lower il
Raleigh where local grading sta
ions paid 40 TO AZ for A, large;
Sc 10 SO, for A mediums; and
"a for 3, large. Prices also de-
clined in Durham with prices for
A, large reported at 40 TO AZ; and
A, mediums at So to 38.
Shelled corn prices were gener-
zlly steady at local markets dur
ing the week. No. 2 yellow corn
anged from $50 to l.6O in the
eastern part Of the state and from
10 to l75 in the piedmont sec
ion. Soy ybeans were generally
steady and colsed at 2.63 to 2.70
per bushel.
WHEAT STEADY
No. ? red winter wheat was
ltCcAdF d4Ah tJl4L y t4 LCpOl lCO
1t 2.20 TO 2.25 per oushel. No.
red oats were steady 10 Slight
y weaker at rs to 85 cents per
5ushel. Prices for No. ? yellow
milo were generally unchanged at
!65 to 2.90 per hundred pounds.
Nost markets. however. were re-
Jolted at 275.
New YORK reported a slightly
weaker market for sweet potatoes
II the close Of the week with
bushels OF Porto Ricans from
North Carolina wholesaling at
i.75 10 5.25.
Spot Cotton prices remained a.
3out steady and niddling Is Is
Irch averaged 33.46 cents per
3ound on Friday. This compares
with 33.45 last Friday and with
34.29 on the same date a year
ago.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
NOTICE

North Carolina,
Lincoln County.
The undersigned having quail
fled as the executor of the Estate
of Mary Mae Grace Seagle, late of
Lincoln County. North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to pre-
sent them to the undersigned on
or before the 1lth day of March,
1856, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This 10th day of March, 1855.
Harvey A. Jonas, Jr.
Executor
6t ALA
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
NOTICE

North Carolina,
Lincoln County.
The undersigned having quail
fled as the executors of the estate
of Chas. P. Heavier, late of Lin
coin County. North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to pre-
sent them to- the undersigned on
" before the 23rd day of Febru-
ary, 1856, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
nent to the undersigned.
This 21st day of February, 1855
Olen Heavier
Kenneth D. Heavner
Executors
ct 3-14
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
North Carolina,
Lincoln County


The undersigned. having quail
fled as administrator Of the Estate
of w. H. Helderman, deceased, late
of Lincoln County, this is to no
tify all persons h wing claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned on or before
the 9th day Of January, 1856, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This the 9th day of January,
1855.
Russell Helderman,
Administrator
Alexis, N. C.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21

U. S. farmers plan to raise l8
per cent fewer chickens for laying
flock replacement than last year,
according to their February inten-
tions. Smaller hatch early this
spring will mean fewer pullets lay
ing eggs next fall.
The Lincoln times., 1955-03-21
NOTICE.

North Carolina,
Lincoln County
The undersigned having quail
fled as eXecutrix of the estate OF
E. w. Mullen, deceased, late OF
Lincoln County. this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before the 1st
day of February, 1856, or this no.
tice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make i'm
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This 29th day of January. 1855
Margaret Mullen Dellinger
ExecutriX