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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13

ga UP, uttlS Incl. Close In. redec.
l-bedrm apt. In apt. bldg; mod.
refer. and stove; auto, ldry. facili-
sS7S "a as ssof En- a sSad tssa :Vs En-
N: ARLINGTON; $65-Living rm.,
Heat and XIV water Ga'h farn af Nea 4aG BUS.
stores. KE. s-IS7l or KE. S.e4S$
Pentason' Oif 10 E %ins. T 3. {. m NeS
IDEAL en for chiIdren. g.bsdrmna. 'S apt'.
S74:50 plus. utils. Avail. immed.
1915 N. Quinn. ia. 7-66S7.' after
ARL.@clean. cross-ventilated apt,
~. Rent free lst
lance to Pents s t' w iHhS Sa; !;
5000 4dS1 per mo, incl. utils. Call TIE,
ARIiNGToN. .s75 plus utilities-1
bedrm: apt: IN modern apartment
Ing. Nr. TT. Myer. Navy Annex and
c fSsE.HS' Al ARL @'O4 E2osCiArIoN, mr..
stores and transp. |
and . bedrm. apis, SS0.S95, utils.
turn. Newly painted. Move IN now
Rent begins May l. ia. 7-2497.
BOG N. DANvILLE. Lyon PARK
bsdrm. Avail. Immediately. $50
mo; incl. utils.. pvt. entr. Call ia.
1850 sS1t n. SufNSS, p Xri, TT. Myer i gate
Meat. 1-bedrm. apis; also furn.
Keys with janitor. Apt. A.
ALEX.-Just finished. aforementioned
apartment; most convenient to
everything; rent. eficiencies, S53
to SGD; ] bedroom, SIS; utilities
included. @415 Mt. Vernon ave-.
SEE THIS LUXURIOUS private play.
f 3S area ssO se baths Y ram ant Of S5R o on
side entr:; SIPS. zoos N. 18th st..
NR. PENTAGoN, zoos 18th st.. high
eleyation--Well-established garden
project. l-bedrm. apt; SIS, all
utils. ia. 7-026S. ia. $4,000.
ARL., TIT N. .KensinEton st, West
S srsssfr s'7 80 Key at Apt. & =. "a.
ARL.-i MO. FREE; . bedrms.O, 3
S94 incl. utils. ia. 5-7373. -I5
duplex home apt. .
bedrms.. rec. room, close in: conv.
Sis. IA. 2-651S. --l5
500, 30 / -bedrm. apt. in bldg. no
M a5d7ES r d. W 1 NM L aa s5hNp ctr
PVT. end-FL. APT. in N. All
4 ,arge rooms: on busline and mr.
stores; all utils.; SIS mo-: adults
only, JE. 2-l56B. -I5
Y. .ARL.--Spacious 2-bedrm. apt,
well insulated: pvt. entr.. pvt
parking room for garden and pets
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family. Petworth. Our
incest 2-familly home. beautifully
redecorated, side hall 6-rm. brick.
. encl porches. concrete front
porch gas heat. garage; $1,000
down STONE 4 Md5AdRscELLlNo,
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1865 SSl SEkl c6tuMB RHwF Rp

Don't miss this great buy. Won't
last long so call now. Low monthly
d. 7-3473; ewes. JU
b-6a07. Ia
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sUPERMARKET in large apt. area,
new bldR.. FIX. and equip; must bI
seen to be appreciated; no com.
petition: will sacrifice. Partnership
disagrees. 10. $4,000. 49,
WANTED established real estate ano
insurance business. RIGGS a. CO..
National Press Bldg. Ma. S-1234
IA. 4-1755. -15
STORE FOR RENT. all equipped foi
delicatessen: beer and wine. Best
loo. Est. Is yrs. RIA. 6-24S5. lii
SALE-Established insurance and
real estate business. few miles south
OF D. c.. in rapidly developing
community: S STbstansial equity re-
RESTAURANT. $4,000 annual vol,
ume. Good lease. $4,000 will
handle. 1901 r. /. ave. Mt. Rainier
Call bet. 8 and 10 pm. -l5
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POTOMAC PALIsADEs-Attrac. a.
rm. white frame home: fenced-in
yd.: COW. transp. OWNER. EN-.
2-5D9S. -16
3-STORY ATTACHED BRICK, 9 bed
rooms. sleeping porch. s baths and
lear attached garage; priced to
sell at Sl4.750. Call BOSS a.
PHELPS. INC, MA. $4,000; ewes,
W. E. Mayton. AID, 4-51S4. --13
1910 EMERSON Sill rooms. 8
baths; vacant S20,500. $4,000
down. BLUE REALTY CO., 18th and
X SITS. NV. DI. 1887. lib
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE Large
house. suit. for small hotel. organ
iSatdons or guest house. HO.
2-0666. Ia
OPEN SUN. 2-6--IA3e FoxHALL
RD.-New Aforementioned rambler;
ideal level lot large enough for
vegetable and flower garden; slate
roof: unusual recreation room OPEN
ing onto brick patio; fine cleo.
kitchen, living room 15x22: built
in garage; short drive to George
town and downtown. FRANK M.
DOYLE, Realtor, WO. 6-2637, or
Mr.. 18th AND FLORIDA AVE.
N.W.-Beauty parlor in bsmt.; 10
rms; complete apt, on 3rd floor.
Mr.; SMITH AID. 4-2072, DE. q
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APIS. UNFURNISHED-MD.

TAKOMA PK.-S39, so to SIS. Sew
eral enc, / and bedIm. apis. now
avail Well located. utils. incl. Raj
FELL REAL ESTATE. JU. 9-1103;
ewes. 10. 5-35a3.
LANGLEY PIX. AREA-SS9. 80. Mod
2-bedrm. apt. with porch, garb
DISPOSAL; RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
TAKOMA. 125 Lee ave.-New spa
exposure apt, end Il. JU, 5-s4e7.
ROCKVILLE bedrm.. living tm.,
dinette, bath and rear screened
porch; near schools and hopping
center; S65 plus utils; Pc. 2-4296
1906 EAST WEST HWY, Just west
OF 18th st.--2-bedrIn. individual
dwelling unit. Duplexes with pvt
bus line and shopping. VIII deco
rate. $40 per mo. plus utils. Call
silvia HfAi i; tsSPRRiNG-A.tr. l and . bed.
rm. apts., lge, rooms and closets,
cross ventilation. picture window
b1sine; A $50 to 3d. 'af fnei ati Gn
SLIGO TERRACE APIS, JU. O.
SILVER SPRING, near business dis
trict-l bedroom. living room. d.
nette. kitchen and bath, utils. in
Guided S75-SSO month. Call Ju. o.
BETHESDA, Md and . bedrms..
and rear screened porch: S57 30 to
$50. SAMUEL E. BoGLEY' INC,
MI f. KAiSiEkF-a oearms.. llv, rm..
din din; Tm;, kit., bath: heat furn:;
$s5 D 81 s'' nc co. ' %S T. C ssFs
SILVER sPRING--vacant. / and Q
cleaned. Near shop, buses. and
schools. Of-st. parking. Use own
T nss Or dr, eSn Ept OUTSIDE
exposures, garbage disposal. $500
Chenille rd., Apt. /. JU. 5-04l3,
GAITHERsBURG-1 and 3 bcdpm.
units with screened rear porch To-
Gated, 3 blocks from elementary
$50 per e mo, SAMUEL !, BooLEY'
GXirH iins iGts; 2llbSed-
nm; unit in modern brick BLDG.
Sa2 80 per mo. incl, utils. SAMUEL
e e BoG n7 w,l tSG' 20 TO- ssSl5li
TAKOMA PARK-Attractive liv. rm..
kitchen. dinette. bath and bedrm.
srek ui aDt s pssF A siGTss o ara S %s
1-603n: ewes, JU. 9-4T63. lis
AVAILABLE JUNE - 3-bedroom.
r-conditioned apartment with bal
| cony.. Rental. 500 per month plus
utilities. Near shops and transpor-
tatIon. Phone JU. S-1S55, FAIR
| VIEW FLOWER APARTMENTS,
Sh4i Piney Branch I'd. lis
TAkOMA PARK, 1914 Garland ave-
nue.. near Piney Br. I'd. and Flower
ave. shopping center-Two rooms,
large kitchen, full bath. m tree
shaded 6-untt building: quiet and
restful. $50 monthly, including
utilities: See MR., LINDSAY on
Restriction II bedrm.. Ss44G7s.
: bedrms,. $3.50. incl. utils.; cam
play area HOWARD R. scHAFER,
TAKOMA PARK. 10 Manor circle
1-bedrm. apis. $3.50, Incl. utils.
EN-. 3-1240 or .JU. S-l229. is
TWO BEDRMS., .liv. rm., kit. dinette.
bath; plenty closets; bus ct door
$50, incl, utilS. 1901 Chillum I'd
Hvattsville. Md. after pm. is
MOD. lst-fir.. @-bedrm, apt. recently
built, brk,. ole Sth ST.. Laurel, Nd.
I'D. Anchor fenced. $50 80 plus
10. a-364i. w W. LEWIS ia
PINEY BRANCH RID: bedrms.
attractive; large: mr. Flower Thea
ter; / child: SIS. S623 Flower ave.
JU. 5-l141. lie
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE HAVE clients waiting for rentals
IN Kensineton. Langley Park, Silver
Spring and wheaton BEERS
BROS, rental dept. Ju. $3.50,
DIPLOMATIC AND DEFENSE PER
SONNET have requested me TO
assist them in finding homes. 3 TO
3 bedrooms, plus space for enter
tanning. both furn. and unfurn.
needed price range $3.50 TO $3.50
per mo. ELIJAH O.. ARNOLD tCol
y. s.. A., Ret), Broker. EN-. 3-4335
JE 1-7lb5
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RAMBLER DE LUXE

Three-year-old custom-built
rambler. Luxurious features:
24-ft. living room, family
dining room. all electric
kitchen. 8 large bedrms.. each
with own bath; beautiful "a
foot beamed-ceiling family
room with random width
floors. fireplace and picture
window. door opens onto rear
patio; 37-foot recreation room
with fireplace. maids area
with bath; 2-car built-in ga
rage: stairway to large stor-
age attic containing built-in
ventilating fans. A really
wonderful buy at $4,000
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000
III u.
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FOR SALE

Moderately priced news. variety,
and grocery paper products. stand.
Center Market City, 5th and K SITS.
NV. Unusual opportunity for az:
gressiVe man In well-established
business. Low monthly rental. Owner
MA. $4,000 between z and 8. LU: l.
231S ewes Id
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HOUSES TO SHARE

1 OR 2 MEN. coll. grads, $3.50 yrs.
TO share beaut. furn. house mr.
Shoreham Hotel pvt. rm.. parking
Rent Si5. Ewes, NO, 7-2a47; days.
EN-. 2-s000, ext. $40, Mr.. Butler
Id
COMFORTABLE cheerful home near
18th st, bus and carline. AID.
CoLORED COUPLE OR SCI. LADY
TO share 6-rm house with I other
lady, mr. Seat Pleasant. WA. 5-9679
lis
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COLORED-IRVING ST. NV
room, kit. bath: utils.; $50. SO per
mo. ia. 9-065a. Ia
CoLORED-EXCELLENr modern :
otdrm. apis. in Randall commu-
nifty only S54 mo-: auto. gas heat;
asphalt tile floors; pvt. parking
Call MA S-9257 for details. Ia
COLORED-lIS3 NEWTON NV
Spd 2 bedrm. apis: also bachelor
Ink. Come and seel tn, 2-S2l4.
COLORED-NICE Ice. l-rm.. kit.
and bath apt; newly dec; $50 per
mo. incl. utils. Ii. 3-0l29. is
COLORED-734 5Ist ST. Sat-
tractiye 3-rm. apt; kit; and bath;
all utils. Turn. $50 mo. ST. 3-9433,
COLORED--ti45 IRVING ST. NV
3 rms, kit. bath. Call no. 2-@934
COLoRED-606 NJ ST. N.E.-2-rm.
apt; all utils, SIS per mo; snare
bath. HE. 4-3919
COLoRED--IOI9 v ST. N.w.-3
rms, pvt. bath. all utils, $50 so per
COLORED-3T05 18th ST. N.E.-a-
rm.. kit. bath. apt: nice loo. and
COLORED-iSal S ST. N.w.-Spa-
ciouS 3 rms, kit, bath and porch.
Newly decorated. Excel. location
S92.60. -Janitor on premises or call
cSIoRi ;b's - $50 ROCK cR iI
CHURCH RD.-2 rms. kit, pvt
bath; and entr. Ent. Bird a. RA
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
(continuedl

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PIX.
Mod. elev. bldg: liv. rm.. bed
room. dinette. kit. and bath: air
cond.: low oper. charges. Owner
Bldg WiI sell i Sirect for Sns sae
terms, CO. 5-754S.
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l-BEDRM. APT.-S79.50
Arl., close in--De luxe apt. bldg. I;
carpeted halls. super sound insuIa .
ton; parquet floors, 3 lge. closets.
unltIn. storage; parking IA R.BhaA
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Tops in Living
ASPEN PARK APIS.
8707 14th ST. NV.
2 BEDRMS., $l17.50

, INCLUDING UTILITIES
You'll love the Aspen PARK from
the moment you see IL: stone en-
trance. mirrored foyers. carpeted
halls; loads of closet space and a
dozen more luxury features. See
res. mgr. Apt. 10Y.
Aldon Management Corp.
MA. s-5740 Ewes, RA. 8-Ol74
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HOUSES UNFURN. (cort.)

ARL., Lyon villase-4 bedrms.. 8 b.,
!. r. wIfrepl.. sep: din. rm.. rec.
rm., Diet. gar: $500. IA. 2-3705.
W0ODLAWN-3-bedrm brick ram
bier. full bsmt., gas heat: very
clean: cow. to shop. ctr. schools
way; $iIo 4 mo Clyde geaioi 5T X. ADAMS.
Realtor. UN. 4-1l43. Ia
FALLS CHURCH-3 bedrms., full
bsmt.; mr.. schools. nr. swim. pool.
Recr. rm., Ice. lot. EN-. 2-7676.
r ST.. 1906, S.E.---3-bedrm. semidet.
brick. fenced. near facilities, newly
decor, sos. Ma. S-S565. .-1g
R0CKVILLE-We have a wide selec-
ton Of . and 3 bedrm. homes.
priced from $50 to Sis per month.
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY. INC, Pc. q
Sdd55i; eyes, Mr.. Wilson. GA; A.
LOVELY HOME on the potomacoo4
modelled, with fully equipped mod
ern kitchen; very large screened-i in
porch: Situated on the beautiful
mstely 3 miles south Of Alexandria.
XII. 9-2G16, TIE. 6-7721. --l5
yA.---6 rms. 3 bed
rms, / u baths, oil heat: large lot.
80 minis. to Pentagon, 500 month
Call Owner. r. c. MORRIS, Hern-
don 33O-J-l. 10 am, 81 ewes.
8 BEDROOMS, kitchen. bathroom on
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Clio THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY, APRIL Is. 1856
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CoLoRED-UPPER NV. = Redec-
GRATED 6-rm. brick. lIs baths
bsmt. gas heat. yard: nr. bus.
easy terms, RIA. 6-6gl2, ia, o.
1919, --l5
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~ rms. with ] "a baths: front porch;
2-car gar, hardwood ifs. Ii g.
7043. WILLOUGHBY REAL rs
TATE 70
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COLORED-PETwORTH AREA--Co-
lonisl brick; 8 Ice. rms. enclosed
heated porches; rec. nm; ia baths:
$3.50 down. OWNER, CO. 5-4059
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8 BEDROOMS, kitchen. bathroom on
two lots; right for big family; rent
S135 month. Call DI. 7-6932, $50
am. TO 3 pm, 15S
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30
Top Sports World Figures Are Seen
In New Audie Murphy Picture Hit

Working on the assumption that
it takes professionals to make an
actor look good in a boxing film,
Director Jesse HibbS surrounded
Audie Murphy with top ring talent
for fight sequences in Universal
Internationals hard-hitting story,
World in My Corner, which opens
today at the Century Theater. CO.
starring Murphy with Barbara
Rush. jeff Morrow and John Nc
Intire.
Appearing in the ring bouts are
Chico Vejar, a top-ranking welter-
weight; Art Aragon. ranked num-
ber 10 in the same division; Cisco
Andrade, Freddie Herman, big
favorite with Southern California
fight fans for many years; Baby
Ike and frankie Muche.
Working as referees are Major
Jimmy Wilson. Mushy Callahan,
frankie Van and Bud Winters, all
accredited West Coast ring ar
biters. Handling ring announcing
chores is Jimmy Lennon, recog-
nized as the best in the nation at
his task. Sportscasting the bouts
for TV at ringside is Steve Ellis,
one of Americas top-flight an
nouncers who also handles the
regular Wednesday night bouts via
ABC-radio coast-to-coast. Work.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30
Rites Held For
Grouse Area Man,
Wreck Victim

A Grouse, Route l, man, 28-year-
old George Tunmire was killed and
his companion critically injured in
a pre-dawn auto accident last
Wednesday night on Highway 161
near Kings Mountain.
Tunmire received fatal injuries
and Harold Froneberger. %, of
the Cherryville section, hospital
lied in Kings Mountain with crit
ical skull injuries when their car
went out of control and overturned
several times
Both men were employees of
C al oil n a Freight Carriers at
Cherryville. Tunmire was married;
Froneburger single.
Cleveland county coroner Ollie
Harris said the two were travel
ing mort h ward on the Kings
Mountain-York, S. c., highway
and that highway marks indicated
the car went out of control 200
feet south of the state line, rolled
over several times and wound up
200 feet inside North Carolina.
The coroner said a North Carolina
highway sign at the line was
knocked 100 feet, and that rock
weighing about 100 pounds was
knocked about 40 feet.
The coroner said it could not be
determined who was driving.
Funeral services for Tunmire
we're held Friday at pm. at the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church with the
Rev. P. A. Hicks officiating. Bur-
ial was in the church cemetery.
Surviving. in addition to the
wife. Mrs. Pauline Yoder Tunmire,
are the foster parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tunmire of Route /,
Grouse: two brothers, Clifford
Tunmire of Valdese. and Upton
Tunmire of Bradford. Ark; two
sisters. Mrs. Rosa Poarch of Bal
timore. Md. and Miss Revona
Tunmire of Granite Falls.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30
Sen. Barnhardt, Candidate
For Lieutenant Governor
Campaigns In Lineolnton

Lincolnton was paid an official
visit on Thursday afternoon by
one of four candidates seeking the
nomination of Lieutenant Cover
nor of North Carolina in the May
&c Democratic primary.
Stopping here to renew acquain-
tances, make new friends and do
a lot of hand shaking in the in
terests of his campaign was State
Senator Luther E. Barhardt of
Concord
The Lincolnton stop was one of
many Senator Barnhardt is max
ing in cities and towns on the
long tour he said that would
eventually take him into all of the
States 100 counties seeking sup
port for his candidacy.
LIKES REP. CLARK
Barnhardt dropped by the law
office of David Clark, Lincoln
cOunty's Representative in the
General Assembly, with who he
has known in Raleigh for some
time and worked with there.
On his stop at The Times office,
Senator Barnhardt was very
complimentary of Rep. Clark
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30
Men Charged In
Lucio Robbery
Are Sentenced

A 6-12 months sentence On the
roads was meted out in CASTOR
county Superior court last week
against the two men charged
with breaking into the o. R. Ed
wards store in the Lucia commun-
ity.
Eden B. Nantz. %, described
as the man who left his calling
card drew the sentence. as did
his companion. Bill Cannon, 20,
of Alexis.
Officers called the robbery one
of the worst botched crimes they
ever saw
The two men broke into the
store the night of March % and
stole several shotgunS, some am
munition. and other merchandise
according to officer Nantz drop
ped a receipt for a paid bill. 1t
had his name On it.
The calling card" was the
first thing CASTOR Detective Ed
Groves saw when he arrived the
next morning to start his investi-
cation.
He looked up Nantz. questioned
HIM, and induced him to confess.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30
t1lEGAL
NOTICE

North Carolina,
Lincoln County.
NOTICE is hereby given that
the Partnership heretofore existing
wherein Mrs. Olive Drum and E. F..
Drum were Partners trading and
doing business under the firm
names and styles of:
(a) Drums Funeral Home,
CD E. F.. Drum Mutual Burial
Association.
Co Drums Florist
in the City of Lincolnton, in the
County of Lincoln. North Caro-
lima. has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent of the Partners.
The business heretofore con-
Quoted by the said Partnership
will in the future be conducted
solely by the said E. F. Drum
under the same names as herein
above. stated. and the said Mrs.
Olive Drum will have no further
interest therein.
This the 5th day of April, 1856.
E. F. DRUM
MRS. OLIVE DRUM
Apr 9. Is, %, 80, May Z, IA
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30

and called him one of the most
promising legislators in Raleigh.
Rep. Clark, Democrat, is unOp-
posed for his fourth term in the
House.
The. 52-year old veteran legis-
lator (Barnhardt as President OF
the Senate, currently h S the
duties of lieutenant governor. He
moved up to the Senate preSi-
Gency when the death of the late
Governor william instead swept
Lieutenant vernon Luther
Hodges into the post of Governor.
In the absence of Governor
Hodges, Barnhardt has served
several times as acting Governor.
He was elected to the State Senate
in 1914, and has been reelected
by the voters of the 21st Sena-
torial District (Cabarrus and
Rowan counties) every two years
since that time. In the Upper
House. he served on most of the
important committees.
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER
At home in Concord, Senator
Rarnhardt is active in the work
Of his church, W h e re he has
taught Sunday School for the
past 25 years and has served on
the Board of Stewards of Gen.
tral Methodist Church. The Boys
Clubs of America recently award
ed him the National Youth Ser
vice Award for his outstanding
work with the Concord Boys Club
of which he is charter member
and serves as legal advisor.
The Senator is married to the
former Miss Burvelle Mcfarland
and is the father of four children.
other candidates in t he
Lieutenant Governor race sTe
AlOnzO E dwards of Greene,
Gurney p. Hood of Raleigh,
Vivian Whitfield of Burgaw.
Another candidate, Kidd Brew
er, announced his withdrawal
soon after filing, although his
name RI rtmains on the ballot.
Barnhardt and Edwards are the
strongest of the four candidates.
according to Raleigh p o tt a
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30

honoring her son, Richard, on hi
birthday. His classmates were
guests at the event.
Mrs. Effie Sisk of Lincolnton
spent part of last week with her
son. Grady, and Mrs. Sisk.
Word has been received. here
that DR.. Joe Recenious is a pa
tient in a New York hospital. DR.
Recenious is the husband of the
former Jane Stroupe of Alexis.
Mrs. c. Y. Thompson attended
tie recent postmasters convention
in Charlotte
Little Misses Kathy and Mellis-
sic Meeks, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruben Meeks. have been Ill
the past week with measles.
Mr.. and Ms. Clyde Bradshaw
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30
Heafner Tire
Co. Erecting
New Warehouse

Heafner Tire Co., East Main St.,
last week began excavation work
preparatory to the erection of a
two-story warehouse addition, so x
100 feet, to the rear of the COM
pany'S present plant.
The addition, to consist of a full
basement and top floor, will be
utilized for the storage of used tire
stock, according to the firm S
owner, Harlan Heafner.
The addition will be of COR
rugated metal siding construction
Heafner Tire Co. is a local dis
tributor of tires in the truck, pas
senger, industrial lines. The COM
pany also engages in tire repair
ing, recapping and vulcanizing.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

North Carolina,
Lincoln County.
The undersigned having quail
fled as executor of the estate Of
Mrs. Lille Hovis, 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 oath
lay of April. 1857, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This 23rd day of April, 1856.
GUY A. HOVIS, executor
RID #3
Lincolnton, North Carolina
6 WkS 1926
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30
ALEXIS NEWS

Sheryl Mcclure, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Mcclure, has
been i'll the past week with
measles.
Master Ronnie Garrison, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Garrison. Jr.,
sustained a laceration on his leg
in recent fall and was treated at
the Castor Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Webb have
moved their cleaning business in
to their new building.
Mrs. Henry Hiiiman entertained
at a party at school on Thursday,
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30

ing as a corner second is Tommy
Bart. also local referee.
world in My Corner" was di-
rected by Jesse Hibbs for producer
Aaron Rosenberg, and features
Tommy Rail and Howard st. John
in important roles.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30

columnist Lynn N iSbit. NiSbit
writes: Barnhardt- and Edwards
are conducting vigorous cam
paigns and creating some inter-
est. Barnhardt presently seems to
have a major group and Pied
mont Western town folk on his
side. Edwards is leading the East
and in most rural areas in the
West, according to best informa-
ton available at this time"
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30

Washington is doing very well
with it's promotion campaign. The
Senators already have more than
100000 tickets sold. They played
to only 425.000 customers aGf
last season. ~
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30
Farm Wages In Stote Higher

the so cents paid with house and
six cents above the SO cents paid
without board or room on April /.
1855.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30

Wage rates paid by North Caro-
lima farmers as of April l. 1856,
were appreciably higher than they
were year earlier.
The average rate per day with
house at $3.50 was up 25 cents,
and the rate per day without
board or room at $3.50 was up 80
cents. These increases amounted
to about six per cent.
Over the same period average
hourly rates rose four cents above
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30

Prices paid by North Carolina
farmers for most feed items were
generally steady during the month
ended March Is.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30

The Sporting News says that not
only do the newspapermen impro-
wise suitable work. ng arrange
ments on exhibition game trips
through small towns, but the play
erS must do so, too. For instance.
in Florence, S. c.. there was no
dugout for the Washington SEN
ators. The local Shriners, putting
on the game, solved this by bor-
rowing a canopy from a funeral
parlor and putting the funeral
chairs under the awning. The Mats
insisted they weren't dead yet.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-30

and children, and Mrs. Claudia
Abernethy visited Mrs. M. p
Randall in Charlotte on a recent
Sunday.