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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
CHURCH DIRECTORY

MT. TABOR BAPTIST: Rev.
c. CAN'T. Pastor: Sunday
School GAS 4. NJ. Morning Serv-
Ice II 90 4. NJ; Training Un!-n
$50 ,. NJ: E"ening Service 7:30
p. NJ: church Night Wed. 7:3O
sP NJ: w. N. y. Circles Thurs
yday after LIST Sunday; General
w. NJ. u. Monday .fter End Sun
day.
CHURCH OF CHRIST: Bible
Study 1000 4. M; Morning
Worship IL 100 4. NJ: evening
Worship 7:3O p. N: Th.rSdav
Bible Study 7:3O p. II.
MT. HERMAN BAPTIST:
Rev. Clyde Prince. Pastor: Sum
day School 10 A. NJ: Prayer
Meeting Wed. 7:3O P. NJ; BTU.
Sunday 8 p. M: Worship Serv-
NJ Ice 9Th Sunday II A. NJ: 2nd
, Sunday 7:30 PM.
PINE LEVEL FREE WILL
BAPTIST: Rev. Reubin Hil5urn,
Pastor: Sunday School 1000 q.
M: Worship Service 3rd Sunday
l. 90 a. m.
CAROLINA BAPTIST: Rev
". G. Harrington. Pastor; Sun.
day School 1000 A. N: Morning
Service HOO \. M: Evening
Service 500 p. "; Prayer Serv-
Ice Wed $50 p II
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CA
9THOLIC CHURCH: Rev. Ar,h-
ur l.. Duncan. Pastor: Sunday.
Mass at 9:4j n. m: Confessions
at $50 q. m: Holy-days Mass
at Sis a. m.
MT. SINAI BAPTIST: Rev
Hester, Pastor: Preaching Sat-
urday before 4th Sunday 700 Z.
n, 18th Sunday morning IL :0O
A. NJ; SUNDAY School 1000
BETHEL METHODIST: Rev.
J. NJ. Carroll. Pastor; Sunday
y School 1000 A. NJ: Morning
y Service, End Sunday II 100 A. NJ +.
9th Sunday 7:30 p. M: Prayer
Meeting Wed 7:20 p. n.
PINE LEVEL FREEwILL
BAPTIST: Rev. Reubin Hill
burn. Pastor, Preaching 3rd
Sunday.
TABOR CITY PRESENTER
IAN--F. c. Hutchinson. Pastor:
Sunday School 10 100 A. NJ; Wor-
ship Service II 100 A. NJ; Friday
3:2O4 80; Weekday Bible Class
for children 4-12; Thurs. 8 p. 81.
n Prayer Meeting; Women Of the
y Church Tues. after lst Sun.
MT. LEON BAPTIST: Past
or, Rev. G. Clyde Prince:
Sunday School 1000 A. NJ.
Robert Granger, Supt. Wor-
ship Service IL A. M. Sat.
before and on LIST Sum-; Bird
Sun. 700 p. NJ. Prayer Ser
vices. Sun. 7:SO p. VI.
FULL GOSPEL TABERNA-
GLE: Morning Worship II 90 A..
NJ: Young People $50 r. NJ
\ Evening Worship 1880 p. NJ:
y OLD ZION WESLEYAN
METH. Rev. william @. Dayi-
Prayer Service Wed. EGO +. M:
son, Pastor: Sunday School Vao
A. M: w. Y. + F 1880 + M
RIVERSIDE BAPTIST Rev.
Arson Smith. Pastor: SUNDAY
school 1000 A. N: Worship Ser
vice End and Atm Sun. II 90 A. M
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02

curn,- -. .
Of LATTER-DAY sam rs
MoRMoN), Dulah Branch
Chape!, Dulah, y. c. Sunday
Schooi-lO:Oo \. NJ. Sacrament
service. 30 >. NJ.
EMERSON FREEWILL BAP-
Preaching. 1st Sunday Evening.
ga sunday Morning. Sunday
Schon! 10 \. NJ.
c,rxn.,r ,,pr,sr. o,
Otto Edwards Pasto-. SUNDAY
school 1000 A. NJ: PRAYER Meet
ing SUNDAYS 20 p NJ: Preach
ing. SATURDAY. before 3rd SUNDAY
20 p. NJ. Srd Sunday morning
1900 A. NJ Sunday night T.2C
PM
LEBANON METHOD IS T:
dav SchnoI 10 On s NJ. Preoch-
ing. lat Sun. 7:OOP NJ Ard SIM
dav 7 90 p NJ. N + Y Mondav
100 p N. " ( G : LAT We'd
Nignt
PonI carrntb Minister
Sunday Schoo, ~ .OO a. M .wor-
,hIp II 90 a NJ. M v + g m
p. NJ: W s c S Circles First
Tuesday: General Meeting third
Tuesday $50 p. NJ.
LAWNDaLE BAPTIST: Rev.
+. ID. Gagl;in. Pastor. Sunday
Schooi lo.W a. NJ; worship
service. ''u sun. ilVc n III.
CLARENDON BAPTIST: Rev.
s. w. jolly. Pastor. Sunday
Schoo! 1000 A. NJ; Training
Union $50 p. NJ; Prayer 'heet-
ing, We'd 7:20 =. NJ; worship
Service. First sun. IL A. IL, lst
and 3rd Sun II A. NJ. 2nd and
9Th Sun. 7:3O i. NJ. w. NJ. s..
'' "'''' u Jun
CEDAR CREEK BAPTIST:
Rev. T. w. Hearne. Pastor: sun
day School 1000 4. NJ: Prayer
Meeting Wed. 100 p. NJ; Wor-
A. NJ. First Sunday 700 p. II.
- .
NEW LITE BarIiSr: rev.
:. w. JoiIy' fastor' SUNDAY
s Sc W. End d aS aha az i'q SUM Sn" 7so p
Sur Sun '" Worship 70 n 9oC service s'''I Wed ssi
pM
Evening star., 1955-09-06

when arrested. He was Jailed
here for return to Saskatche-
wan.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
John Marshall Birthday
Plans Are Moving Ahead

consin, wyoming. the Panama
Canal Zone, Puerto Rico and
Guam have already issued State
proclamations designating Sep
tember as John Marshall BIZ
centennial Month"
Chief Justice Earl Warren.
chairman Of the commission, has
asked mayors of $500 commu-
mites to form festival commit
tees. including local school
superintendent and heads of
local bar associations.
Locally. the Library of Con-
gress is displaying this month
an exhibit of the writings OF
John Marshall and books about
him.
A half-hour television drama
tization of John Marshall's most
famous case IN the Supreme
Court will be shown on a Nation
wide broadcast September 90.
Film prints of the drama have
been made available for local
screening
The Post Office Department
will issue Accent John Mar
shall stamp on September "a at
Richmond. Va.
The general public observance
/ Of the Marshall Bicentennial was
inaugurated on August "a by
President Eisenhower In an ad-
dress to the American Bar AS
Isociation meeting in Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Holiday Over,
Throngs Return

The last summer holiday
week end gone. Washington re.
turned to its workaday world
today after thousands streamec
back into the area by ground
and air transportation.
For the stay-at-homes, it was
a day for the last long summer
outing, a tour Of the golt
courses, dips in pools which soon
will be closing or a chance to
catch up on the chores about
the house.
Almost any course they chose
found good weather. partly
cloudy high of SO degrees. with
the humidity a little too notice
able.
Today will be much the same
weather. wise, with some cloudi-
mess, a high in the middle 80s
and a low of SO degrees tonight
Tomorrow is to be fair, windy
and cooler.
The anticipated high traffie
Itoll-almost 400 over the Ma.
ton and at least 81 in Virginis
land Maryland-cast a pail ovel
many a Labor Day vacation.
In the Washington area
Prince Georges County. Cal.
Ithersburg and Springfield. Va.
there were parades and carni.
walls, with fire departments TAX
ing prominent parts.
More than 1900 attended
Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle'l
annual Labor Day mass at The
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart.
Evening star., 1955-09-06

TRAFFIC COURT AWARD-Ph Phiadelphia-Jud Paul D
Brown right) of Arlington Va, receives traffic court
award behalf of the county from Lloyd Wright president
of the American Bar Association during the associations
recent convention The rstplace award among communi-
ties of 100000 to 100000 for progress in improving the
quality of traffic courts Judge Brown serving interim
term county court judge and is the Democratic nominee
for the post.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Stanley Begins
Tour Of Agencies

RICHMOND, Sept. 6 R.-
Gov. Stanley and his budget ad-
visory committee began their
tour of "a State agencies and in
stitutions today.
The group will receive requests
for appropriations to operate the
agencies for the 1868 bien-
mum.
From the requests. Stanley and
his advisory group will prepare
Virginia's operating and capital
outlay budgets for the next two
years. The budget will be the
first prepared by Stanley since
taking office.
The advisory group was to
meet the Governor at the Capitol
this morning and in the after
noon journey to the jamie Porter
Barrett School for Girls, the Vir-
ginia Manual Labor School for
Colored Boys and Mary Wash
ington College in Fredericksburg
Tomorrow. the group will visit
Central State Hospital, Peters
burg; Virginia State College,
Petersburg, and Southampton
State Farm.
The tours will continue
through September %.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
IStockhouse Honored
AS Bible Class Chief

Mr.. King, who becomes the
associations fourth president
spoke for the 476 delegates to
the conference and the member
ship as a whole when he praised
Mr.. Stackhouse as an "outstand-
ling president" and said. We'll
never forget the great things
you've done for U.S."
MIR. Stackhouse told the final
session of the three-day confer
ance that heading the OBCA has
meant as much to him as any
| Job he has ever held but said
okingly that he felt 40 years
younger" since being succeeded
as chief officer of the association
The OBCA conference has beer
held every Labor Day week end
since 1922.
Yesterdays session was also adj
dressed by the conference speak
Ier, DR.. Perry Gresham. president
of Bethany College, w. Va. Or
Gresham spoke on the authority
of Christ in shaping mems de-
lciSionS.
Evening star., 1955-09-06

Delegates to the saith annual
conference of the Organized
Bible Class Association at West
minister. Nd. returned to WASH
|ington last night after paying
tribute to their president for
the last three years. Howard M.
Stackhouse.
Mr.. Stackhouse. who was not
"a candidate for reelection, was
succeeded yesterday by Harold
Is. King as head of the associa-
ton, which is made up of more
than 10000 Bible Glass members
lin 242 Washington area churches.
Personal congratulations were
|heaped on Mr.. Stackhouse. who
during his three years as presi-
dent, led the group to a series
|of record achievements. includ-
ling its largest membership and
largest budget in history.
The membership presented him
with an oil painting and gave
Ian orchid corsage to Mrs. Stack
house.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Legion Convention
Opens Tomorrow

OCEAN CITY, Md, Sept. 6
R.-Maryland American Le-
gionnaires gather tomorrow for
the start of the 34th annual
State convention.
The convention, to continue
through Saturday, is expected
to attract some 5000 persons.
Host post is Sinepuxent 166
Of Ocean City.
There will be 1.l00 official
delegates.
State Comdr. Benjamin B.
Buckner, Baltimore, will preside
Mrs. Robert Nichols of Laurel
is in charge Of the auxiliary's
meeting.
Two candidates for COM
mander are David r. Brigham
of Rockville and Robert N
Archer, Bel Air.
The convention will include 9
parade Of drum and bugle corps
and bands from all sections OF
the State. and q drum and
bugle contest.
Evening star., 1955-09-06

) Nationwide plans for celebrat-
ing John Marshall's bicentennial
this month are developing rapid
w. the Bicentennial Commission
announced here today.
I. The great Chief Justices 200th
birthday falls on September "a
and States, cities, colleg es,
schools. law groups and patriotic
organizations have been asked to
arrange local observances.
Conrad L. Wirth. executive Of
ficer Of the commission, formed
last year by act of Congress. said
today that Alabama. California.
Florida, Georgia. Indiana, Maine,
Maryland, Michigan. Nevada,
New Jersey, New Hampshire,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Islam d,
Tennessee. West Virginia, Wis
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Wife. Granddaughter See
MARYLAND Man Drown

months. at a cottage the family
had rented.
Mr.. Wood was swimming near
shore in shallow water when he
suddenly began dog-paddline
with his face down in the water
Mrs. Farr said. She said hei
mother thought he was playing
to amuse Kathleen.
Mrs. Wood and other swim
Imers brought him to shore and
John Rogers. 80, and William;
Rogers. 81, of .Hyattsville, ap-
piled artificial respiration huI
Mr.. Wood was pronounced dead
by DR.. Hugh Ward. Calvert
County medical examiner.
A native Of England, Mr.
Wood had lived in this country
more than Is years.
Evening star., 1955-09-06

A Mount Rainier man
drowned yesterday at North
Beach. Md. as his wife and
granddaughter looked on. be-
lieving he was "just playing"
He was Robert Wood, 81, OF
4205 Russell avenue, a truck
driver for Woodward e. Lothrop
department store, where he had
been employed for more that %
years.
Mr.. Woods daughter. Mrs
Barbara w. Farr, of 43l7 Russell
avenue, Mount Rainier. said her
father and mother, Mrs Edith
Wood. took her daughter
Kathleen. g.. for a swim yester-
day. Mrs. Farr stayed with hei
younger daughter, Daren. II
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Suspect in Staying
IOf 5 Is Captured

EDMONTON, Alberta. Sept. 6
IR. - A week-long manhunt
across western Canada ended
with the capture yesterday of
John Petlock. 35-year-old farm
er wanted for the murder Of
five members Of his family.
Petlock had been sought since
the five persons were found shot
to death on a farm near Fenwood.
Saskatchewan, August 20. He
was captured without a struggle
lat a downtown Edmonton ROOM
ling house. The landlady notified
police after Petlock's picture APP
Ipeared in a newspaper here.
Police said he readily admit
ted his identity.
His capture ended one of the
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Norfolk Renews
Labor Day Parade

NORFOLK. Va. Sept. s P.-
Despite intermittent rains, Nor
folk labor held its first Labor
Day parade in So years yester-
day.
Carpenters wearing white car
pentry aprons, engineers with
their hard fiber hats and other
|unionistS marched with Army
and Navy units ana a large as
sortment Of floats entered by the
various crafts.
Evening star., 1955-09-06

lmost intensive manhunts In
western Canads's history.
Found slain at the farm home
were Petlock's 72-year-old
widowed mother, his brother,
Michael. "a; Michael's wife,
Angeline. 81, and Michael's two
young daughters. the Oldest
about 3.
The family savings, about
$4,000. was missing.
Police said Petlock had more
than $1,000 in his possession
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Bad Blood?

A man charged with robbery
in Vienna. Austria. told the court
he blamed it on the fact that
he had had two blood trans
fusions and later had learned
that the donor was q hahitual
thief.
Papago Indian news., 1955-11-01
.EDIToRIAL
Hail and Farewell

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Papago Indian news., 1955-11-01
The Greatest days Of them all.

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catan ddogsW &
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In Matthew's
JomnieB
Hendricks Of Sels third.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
HOUSES ron sAtE-xR.

cOLoRRD--nEAKK AN OPFER ol
your terlues b-rm. brick home; fnl
h1mt,i storm windows and doors
faa automatic heat. complafely 70,
decorated, eail Mr. Adams uN. 4.
1856. hoQKR MOSS. no. 2-1oao.
cOLoRRp-snrpIEY rKR.--Moderr
2-bedFm brick can Be boughl 81
anyone on rental besil, no. dowI
payment. OF settlement cost, cal
OWNER, UN. 4-s6o6, so
0QLoRkD~-flot o ST. s.B.-S2gl
down; opsn l2.ss Nearly new B
fms semi-dsl. nriss hz9t RS heat
conSaEp 1854 b. ysss' yofFN ~ s}N sogSS gsSipl.,
Ter. GAG esd 81. 81. BY owner
semldet. 2-bedfh. hfk. carpetet
fioofg and EtairEas Rec, fopln. 4
EontSiy poaesamsRRs oea isssis.sIi T. %. - !.
CSEokEp. SHIRLEY TERRACE
Il. Sc: Torkeons s-fooln brick witt
everything storm windows. rec
mutt sell this wesk. Gi Of non non.
oI. co-ops INVITED M. Angel q
sS1gg2eFHhhM sGS91gg2eFHhhM .iRos iRo2s s-ttte. ~. AVN ~,
home and nd business. : Prasa Pms.. III. "a
bath on each flr.: . eiec. TefEfs,
eas furnace, hot-water heat. Prics
only S12.Q5Q, Eve. II. 6-2233
! + r, oRAvATTE. Realtor. Ma
CeoiiS05RsiaiD-ssaa eiS5s GoRMAN TEE
s.e.--dood buy. Qf. or non-oI, g..
rm. semi-det.. brick home on 4 quiet
street. In AL conaition. Term.
. WA. f-ll62. no. 9-a1iin. - a u
Evening star., 1955-10-30
/ HOUSES e. SALE, Mp. tcssi.

W AAyI 9Ivl!R!lAE 9vll!!l,l slIA!l,p.NEW I!sIEW
tail and do5iSp which snfpassel
any home We hsys ipspeetsd re-
rfasnnsnzs tIspPssiIls tiiSpe ans iia7R n
Evening star., 1955-10-30
wHBAroN ARA

se,975 Is the fuii price for &.
room and d-basement bunealow.
4& hyst trust Of 97,375 pays OF
ip Js srs: balarse On ssscna ~ tFuss.
BUS stop cioses to. house. 4.Iane
highway under construction. High-
and.dry baseEnent. stairway 20
attic: refrtEerAtor and stove IN
Kitchen. 60xi20-fk. lot. Large fhipx
rock garden. trees and shruhbery.
Second bus line. shopping center
school, church and playground
within d few blocks
FOND. VIZ. e-ss04 or re. 7-osi0.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
oPEN I2-6

IUZzU MEREDITH I'VE.
Near Forest olen--Beautifui white
5spDpsrd sas sss Il a0Hss ias IN ~ asse Seas fsEssa
bath, ige.. mod, kit; End a., IN.
ished oh into / or 2 bedrris.; fnli
daylight bsmt. Price. $12. .2b0, EE-
cefient financing avail, OF Of FlIA.
Directions: TO $500 block Georgia
ave, left into Seminary Td-. throuRh
. SIcaasI SRsa asI's wafsH s,Sf2 4 sots
Evening star., 1955-10-30
RETHESDA
opEN SUNDAY ann DARK

OPEN SUNDAY TIL DARK .
Msnor - assnnn min iTS MnsSSSs
Real country LIVING with Al the
conveniences Of the city. 3 bed.
rms din. rrri.. patio, barbecue.
town I'd. TO qrosyenor lane, right,
then, lss lsts , 70 9o24 HefssniTs aaCo Or.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
BETHESDA RAMBLER

Better than new--just two years old.
OF approved; 3-bedrooin, 2-bafh
home. Living room with fireplAces
dining ell, lltrAmodern kitchen with
large dining area. Beautiful screened
BSTsh .nd 6anslsd Fss.cs sse scS SSS sSn 81 sp.
pointment. sat. and sun. call Wo.
6-3300. Daily It'll 9, EN-. 2-7400.
METZLER, Builder -Realtor
Evening star., 1955-10-30
4ist ST

Just % Alabama ave- HcT.WATER
rm.. dinette. 8 bedfms,. tile bath.
rec. rm,, gns heat. level fenced lot;
priced S12.250. easy terms.
c. D. MURPHY, REALTOR
eLu. 4-e227 Lu. 4-2253
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Id AIO 1OnKN dOW
PRICED AT s65. 600

On 0 acrer Of handicapped ground IN
Howard County. with entrance on
new Route 10. Private hArd.s1r.
faced road into estate. Imposifiu
view from house in ail directions
House IS natural stone IN irnfnacu-
late condition. containing on 1st
floor 2 very large draying rooms,
each with 2 beautiful firepiaces:
solaftnnn, dining room. kitchen with
fireplace and Q bedroom suite with
dressing room and bath. Twin
consisting Of = large bedroom.
4 additional rooms On End fiool
Tb. Il s a. map part 6,,o. sf M boe ncuss I:
built approximately IL 1885. In.
cluded on this estate Is 3 Groom
where ii this area III there ! home
Of such authenticity and charm.
THOMAS Y: LAX, clarksyiiie Ii77R
Evening star., 1955-10-30
BETHESnA

Edgernoor--Brick Cape Cod, close
g 81 cony- nice home fer family
dentist: live IN end practice, Owner
leaving. Open to reasonable offer.
Eyes. end Sundays. Mr. LauEhiin.
Eugene B. Gingell. OIL. 2-2o22
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Alta Vista tllesda
oWNER-o 2-lg3i
BETHESDA FEATURES
uTHE TORn RYRONn

Rare contemporary eenter-haii split
levels with screened porch. COM
bining elesance and outstanding
ivahiiity on M-aere wooded lot ID
lnagnifeent residential location. 3
rooms. "a baths. $26,p50. Hbefal
sO-yr. FHA financing. $4,000 iSt
Out Bradley blvd. left on wilson
tiVSi whittier M bivd.h S rishs q q Sext eor. corr
ner to model home.
Baruch, Freed Il Sons
Inc.
JU. 7-7s47 BUrLDERs AD. 4-432s
Evening star., 1955-10-30
sIiiT.vFP eP5iRTN1i;5;-.oPTN ann
wHrATon CRY

Owner must sell; 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; OF approved. 200.
WIN accept oners. 1904 Bayns
1920 vIFRs MIL M.
2sssfI IaaS,s5 stos inoo%s: ssl Ss'l loSsS sIs
large lot with Anchor fence: only
$1f 800, will accept 9l contract.
c, p FLETCHER. RennoE
~. s-920a Eyes. ~. s-s1aA
Evening star., 1955-10-30
ALABAMA AVE.
Rrick cnlnnia

Only 4 yrs. old; lir. rm.. firepi.. bay
window, din. ru., kit. powder rm.,
3 nice bedfms.. rec. FEn.. ssp, laun-
dry fm., screened side porch. gas
heat. lge. level lot. bus at door.
Owner Transferred. must sell, Fee-
soiaahiy priced, easy terms,
Evening star., 1955-10-30
slLyER SPRING

Lovely det, brk. Colonial. 8 igc. rms,
1st-d. powder rIn., ige. screened
side porch. lovely lot. q real buy.
Only SIS. $50. Shown BY appoint
Inent only. Cali Mr.. Gihnetti. BEIT-
ZELL, Dl. 7-3100 OF OIL 0-7930
SILVER ePRIN0-oPEN SUN.
New 4-bedrm. split levels; ar con.
Sonsa sEs e ba an1 eSIo5ss soss o. ss.ns sy.
Model home lO03S RentreH Yd..
on Forest Glen rd., BY sligo G. @.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
Lovely new 3-bedfm, rambler; day.
HIGHT basement. one left: S19,060.
Trades consideredE 4420 Cleaxbrook
Evening star., 1955-10-30
HOUSES FoR sALE--MD. 5

5.RlF. AEODERNIZED HOME. ap.
prox. 2 acres. hard rd.. elev., view:
storm windows neaf HyettStown,
46 min, 70 Bethesda: $3.50; $3.50
cash. balance Ike rent: u oAlde,
TremGnk A.41o4. SANDOZ. ING,
s-HxOM iI0UsE ana 4 acres land;
heating plant e baths. barn, her
house with tractor. boat and ont
board n1etor included: reasonable
HEa5's = ss,l wsst NAzsSRE'p; R'yD. sasi SaesSirsA'on
6AcRIFICE SALE, $4,000
EXCEPTIONAL BAR0AIN; CON,
vENrENT d. c.. Early American
brick house. BrynittuNn, Nd. ~
miles from washington on High.
way 81; h-Mcre corner lot: 0.r0pn
charming brick residence; 2 baths
electricity. telephone. hot-water oil
burner heat. electric stove. seffig.
orator, washing machine. lawn
shade. treees convenient 70 schools
ehmrches, stores excellent neigh.
bofhOod. LEONARD SNYDER, Tel
1911. "a Plata. I'D.
MODELLED STONE HOMES IN beau.
tiful eurrouudinst. Priced from
rflhcs;,een2 rflhcs,en2 eng pgs -,..,..,,,. ,,.,r,
NF ~ VYTr5FVT(~R~ ~~lN%
Evening star., 1955-10-30
HOUSES ToR sALE-sE
I74s Mass SalPv EvE. s.E.

. RRAeoNABLY FRIpEp TERMS
9 rooms. tiled bath. 3 pofuhel. ip.
condition. earaee. Cali Ma, 6-29 6k'
bF,STs fSy sxss. sna VI s1a: !. RI I}5, 7-71oS. 10
coLoRkp-=pELAfHED 5RIcK
Evening star., 1955-10-30
HILLcREsT ON aeth sT.

4A4kkS3Nk11A Ns4N UUbAA - =
Just Oh Alabama ave, 2-bedym.
rm., lit, fun hsmt., la3atory. eas
heat, level fenced lot. excellent
Z neighborhocd. handy to everything.
4 Vacant. nl6ve right Ia: reasonably
i pgiced, easy terms.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
OPEN 2 TO 8

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and move out to Z new NE IN this
beautiful attractive section ID 80
ass a,, w ,i,,g s s.d,; an rg mn ass XIV ist
Sec this house today. LU, f-S342
ma. 8.pTo5s eyes.. co. H-6S3t.
Capital View Realty Co.
once: 400 Central ave. ne.
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CT OR NON-GI
OPEN SUNDAY. / 10 5
iisI 4sth pL 81 e., Lqyeiy e.rn,,. s.
near shopping and schools: / block
on BenninR rd Nr. Sheppard. u.
7-67b3. LYMAN C. DELE q CO.,
INC. ST. 9-3H1l.
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BILFEk BkkING - Brick rambler;
SEP. H Sila; rll,; si2:6oQ; ioc. On lGs.
. 81 bsarnsi sE s'isS sS Stsss sssS FL iI rs S.s 5
RQNAN q FodARTY. Lo. $685..
SILVER sRK1NG--Loveiy a-bedrm.
brick home: uf. Finey Branch and
Flower ave. Rec. rui.. hsmt., gas
h.-y;h.; PRICED Eeas. ~, g-oe0I.
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sILyER sPRINo. ND.

opENo oSg Sun. 3 g s sP.M.
New house condition, Lovely det.
brick. side hall. 4 rms. 2is batfs,
large porch. built-in gar. NJ.
I schools. Priced for immed. sale.
]. LEE poNNELIY q SON
Ma. 6-3316
Eyes. and sun. We. e-23e2
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M .,...a %. reduced 4.
unsassiled terms anyons can can meet.
kyerytning Roes. Wv. carpet. Gus
dryer; lIe. corner yard, b. q.
trAnsp.. schools: 3-bedfin. brick
Colonial. powder rrn. 1st o. RICH
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HARTMAN REALTY Inc.
si.n k.nis propsr.s SSa HSRs Msnssemst Sa s
lfnsurance. LU. 4-3400. LU. 2-5g76
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- N>T-r-'-~-~.tt ~. - ~
wHEAToN--A cape Cod home With
4 bedrns.. Sle,950. / blk. Oh ca.
ave. Suit. for. lse. family; close 70
schools and transp. Lfv. rin.,
: slss.' Sedrins. M; np. ii Fnii SAINT. rec.
fenced 1T HsN BoNAN : rodziRSTrYf.. y.
WAEiAT0 i Il IN s-bedrm. brick ram
hler. S12,Q6u. Liy, ru., din. eli, !
space. Lee. incl rear porch; storm
Windows: Anchor fenced lot, Very
clean. walk TO wheaton u. and
ss5r;rtHN5s e; H5sh sssas1s;Ar1y.S sssss;A Slko; w r p.6ss Sas'
iull dinins room room q 6s@t @ y,y yish .Ss SSss!ds
snsas sumo AZ al % loan. Io. I l.tssa. 80
Cape Cod: loo. on 1S,o66-sc.. ~.
corner lot; Nv, rrn., flrepl, sep; din.
paitiaiis t fIs' inisSsd sndi isSsSn IT.; San TIED TIED
hsmt. with y bath. beautifully
shrubhed with trees: driveway.
sacridce st $4,000. Excel. iinsnc-
ing. For the discriminating growing
family who require. the beat Excel
lent location for physician or pro-
fessicnaI man; GIDEON q JOHN
SON, 10. 4-To17. 30
WHEATON Attractive 2-bsdrm.
bungnlow with iuil bsnit.; Gf ap-
proved; very low down payment.
VIII. Cessna. 6loLER AND CO.,
TO. A.9303. .-3l
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1928 29th 81, 81
IClosesiEl on lot 1Qqx11T. 2-stofy
brick built Tor e0rafy lfbLnes lAe.
N liv. rfn., DIM rn. and kIt.sl IA. bethE,
finished rec, yIli.. huiit-in garage;
Just z hiocks from Penn ave.
BUSADA REALTY co.
Ityr a.oa0a 10. e.s50O
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SAktnH SPRING, $500 On. Oh
e;t olen I'd. oserlooEins siise FaTk.
kull bsmta ine bra. mod. Kit,
sRsossap:d lssas lss; ,...e elts e % 6gs sd
3.3eso; kARFELL REAL ESTATE.