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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-22
HOUSES FURNISHED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3 bedrooms,
garden, excellent transportation.
Woodner area. no. 2-9O7S; CO. o.
206O.
WOODBRIDGE. 1859 Mills ave. ne.
Pretty shaded cor. bungalow:. 5
rms. and bath; 9 lge porches: full
bSmt.. plus > rms. on ind floor I:
Sl25: garaee. Call UN. 4-1796.
after 5. VIII lease.
RESERVOIR ROAD NV, NEAR
GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL rms,
bath. dbl. rear scr porches. $3.50
per mo. Me. S-33SO weekdays. 9-5.
ARLINGTON-Large house with .
b.r., ] sun rn.. liv. and din. rm..
kit. and bath. all on LIST fir. You
will receive SD from the .2nd FIR:
which Is rented. toward u the he total
COHEN CO. ~ ia. $.ie6 f'"-
NEAR PENIAGON-NAVY ANNEX,
56la 9TH Place South, Arl.- bed
rms modern furnishings: screened
Sept /. JE. 2-5OS4, ST. 3-117s.
- 3 hedrms.. go
baths. liv. rm.. din, rm.: cool. Diet.
house: garden. Immediately. to Nov.
L. DU. 7-5g72.
WALKING DIST, Navy Annex-Pen-
tagon: 5-rm. brk.. oil heat. rec. rm,.
mod. furn.. TV. washer. KI. S-OO35.
furn. cor. house for
rent: delightfully."- cool; large yard.
Excel. transp.. bsmt. RIA. 6-55sl.
WALTER REED VIC.-Liv. rm.. din.
rm.. kit. bedrms., newly decor. ;
cow. schools. transp. JU. 9-734T.
FOGGY BOTTOM A charming
newly remodeled and furn. small
home. suitable 3 adults; in the
best section Of this cow. area with
front I'd. and bricked patio. RID
DELL REALTY CO.. DI. 7-7900
CATHEDRAL AREA-well-furn.. @.
bedrm., detached brick; spacious LIST
n. for entertaining; terrace and
small garden: garage; $3.50. Call
Miss corhin, .Du. 1-l234 or co. D.
1924. Exclusive, SANDOz, INC.
TOWN HOUSE. 1918 Riggs pl. NV
Tastefuily iurn.. .4-bedrm., 2-bath
sSggse perfect pSore fG H. e Yobs Hlt6
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, bi' T.lGii.
y. ARL.TNiss neishborhood; bri Il
min, Pentagon; lge. bsmt with
washer and drier; storage space
utils. except elect: Sl45 mo-; o
mos. lease Lease with extension option
ia S-b96S.
CHEVY CHASE D. C.-Lovely g.
bedrm. home close TO Blessed
Sacrament and Lafayette schools:
5000. THOMAS L. PHILLIPS, Real
tor, WO. $4,000.
GEORGETOWN-Fiye bedrms., 3
baths, spacious liv. and din, rms,
den. ter. gar; $e75. no. 2-259l ;.
FURN.. semidet. brick: 8 Ice. bed
rms, . baths, walk-up attic, lge.
liy. rm., din. rm.. Nit. with freak.
tsSt nHok M os sIN;s rec ,o , I'm, sno
tation on quiet Fesscnden st. rear
Conn. ave. NV. Ideal for Govt. em-
ployes TO share rent at 500 per
mo min!mgm ,,,s I yr,s, sor appt.
CoNGREssMAN's spacious new
for family or up 10 s bachelors.
compl. furn,. $3.50 mo. IL, 4.lSSO.
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CITY SERVICE
OIL co.

Presently engaged IN the most
dynamic expansion program
in It's history desires TO in
terview men OF ambition and
integrity. who want to forge
a career as independent bust
nessmen In the oil industry.
We want only the finest seTv-
ice station dealers and we
are building the finest sta
tons for them 70 operate.
Opportunities for growth In
both income and prestige are
truly unlimited IN this feld.
Annual earnings ranging from
$1,000 70 $4,000 are not
uncommon in today's market.
Many dealers are enjoying
such incomes now. " you are
accepted as . cities Service
dealer you will have the
benefit OF . salaried training
program, plus complete mer-
chandising assistance from
the most progressive company
IN the Industry. Investment
capital Is desirable, but char
acter and sincere purpose are
more important. II you would
like further details. please
call IA. 4-ilO0, between 200
AM. and 5000 Pm, Monday
through Friday.
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HOME VALUES

baths: neTiy decorated; Si7b.
800 9Th St. s.e.-6 rms. bath. oil
2S1S n. Capitol st.--s bedrms. i,
living rm.. din rm.. Kitchens. 2
baths Sl35 mo.
2723 Central ave. ne bed.
h sms living sds hs sm eeiiraas ht' ana :
1907 Bunker Hill I'd. n.e.--6 lge
rms kit, ga baths. Gas h.-v.h.:
5t37 South Dakota ave, ne
LLlyS rm din. . bedrms., ] y baths;
s27 4th st. me- rms. bath. oil
h-v.h. Ss5.
2s2T auth At. ne bedrms a..
Nv. rm., din. rm.. kit. 2 baths. full
r. A. HUMPHREYS a. SONS
2 Mass Ave. Realtors. Ma. 5000
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
MICHIGAN PARK

4 blocks north Of new Providence
Hospital. SOFA 18th st. me-: semi
detached, .2-story brick; full base
rm.: sos mo-: bus fare only
Phone for appt. weekdays.
STUART BROS, INC.
DI. 7-2434 D1. 7-s695
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HOUSES UNFuRNIsnEp

FALLS CHI. ID bedrm. rambler
wooded lot 34l4 orchid Or 90b
Molly DR. $3.50. JE 2-6575.
- 2-bedroom semide-
tached: convenient 10 sehcoly ana
transportation; SIS. IA. s-0426.
900 EMERSON ST. N.E.-2-bedrm
brick; full bsnt: fenced yard SS5
per mo. WIZ rent with option TO
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-2-story. o.
cation. $3.50 mo JU. 9-34a0.
SILVER SPRING. MONTGOMERY Hill
section--B-rfn.. l-bath. 2-story Co.
lonial. SIPS mo JU e-3490.
Sc. 1890 Southern ave.-3 bed.
rms. gas neat. hsmt. mr. schools
shopping II. 6-7i36. EN- 2-S85l
ROCKVILLE - Arm. bungalow. gal
heat. stove and refgr. incl. fui
bsmt newly dec: SIS. OIL. 2-5927
All bedrms,. rec, rm.. brkist
bsmt.. fenced I'd: will redee semi.
sssosss r so 'Ri rs: Boo. "a E' ss.sss4
LEwIsDALE. p. Geo. co.-2.bedrm
brick rambler bsmt. Avail. Sept
s isssi me ". W v tEH%sis' ewes" IA
AMERIcAN UNIV. AREA - New
home 3 bedrmt.. 81 baths, garage
reasonable. AID. 2-O742.
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RAR AND Grill.

@8440 aA8N1~ 8s&.A@
Check this one. viii show good
bar quoted. Modern up-to-date fix-
lures. Plenty parking. Priced to sell.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-5l40
LICENSED-LICENSED
Property furniture and business.
1900 block of 10Th st. NV. 10
rooms, Z baths. Income quoted S732
mo. Nice condition, $4,000 down.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
Long Established Rooming House
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-5140
&c. ]. YOUNGEST. 3-1500
% ROOMS, 8 BATHS
Mass. ave. near Thomas circle
Nicely furn.. long lease. inc. quoted
81 800 mthly.. owner i'll. must sell:
only $1,000 down.
IL ROOMS, 4 BATHS
. apis. nice furn.; oil heat; inc.
quoted $3.50 mthly. plus apt. and
private bath on LIST H.; only $3.50
down.
IA ROOMS, 6 APIS.
Nice furn.; oil heat; long lease; rent.
lS175; garage; inc. quoted over 1870
mthly.; good NV. location; only
$500 down.
LIQUOR RESTAURANT
Seats $50. air cond.. S-yr. lease.
very mod. equip: owner quotes over
100000 yrly. bus, real money
maker; S33. 900. terms.
LIQUOR RESTAURANT
Downtown. z rms. in connection.
seats so: inc. quoted 500 day:
same owner - yrs. sick. must sell.
Only $1,000 down.
C. J. YOUNG, ST. 3-1500
1929 Vermont Ave. NV, Suite 502
SERVICE STATION
Modern two-bay service station in
nearby Virginia for lease by major
oil CO. Highway location in grow
ing community, Investment required.
Call IA. $1,000.
COLORED-2224 N ST. N.W.--13
rms. 2h baths, completely redec-
GRATED. CO. 5-6222.
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CHEVY CHASE

6 rooms. Semidetached,
112 baths, redec. See after
q pm, 1896. Ingomar pl.;
$125. EN-. 3-7415.
COLORED OR WHITE, 7l6 Tewksbury
pl NV, mr.. Sheridan ST AL
schools; 6 rooms. porch, fenced lot.
SllO. JU. 5-09S3 or Ill 3-5995.
COLORED-2-BEDRM., bath. lge
kit, medium parlor; brick house.
$40 nc. Lge. yard. Ii. 6-6071.
COLORED - RENT-BUY, 5-bedrm.
det.: NV. section in immac. cond..
to responsible person. ST. 3-4415.
COLORED-2I21 list ST. N.W.-Lge.
S-rm., 2-bath house. newly redec-
GRATED. Call CO. j-3533.
COLORED-s1I 18th ST. S.E.-5
rms. and bath: excel. cond. Rent
teas. II. 3-0OS4.
COLORED-5.6 TUCKERMAN ST.
N.W.-Redec. 3-bedrm., l-bath
brick house, all conVeniences: $50
mo. Phone Mr.. Yount with FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE NEED 3 and bedrm. homes
in Alex, Arl. and Fairfax. II you
want to rent your house fast why
not det US help you in finding a
tenant. Have many clients waiting
TOWN & COUNTRY REALTY. TIE
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Immediate Occupancy

CHOICE SUBURBAN LOCATION
Close to stores, buses and schools;
all newly decorated
S100-6yS6 N. Fairfax dr.-Two-
bedroom, semidetached brick. Sepa-
rate dining room, equipped kitchen.
full ISN'T, large level lot.
S145-111l Ronald st., Popular
Heights-Three-b bedroom brick RAM
bier. Flee. range, refgr., garbage
disposal, dishwasher and washer,
large picture windows. fireplace. full
bsmt. and attic.
Sl55-95O9 Columbia pike, Co.
lumhian Pines-New brick rambler
Double bathroom, separate dining
room. equipped electric kitchen, pic
ture windows, fireplace, twin-sized
bedrooms. large closets and full
basement.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE. 3-s3S9
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HOUSES uNFuRN. Cont. .

COLMAR MANOR, MD, near. D. C.
line--5-rm bath bungalow, newly
dec. equip. kit; nr. schools, trapsp. 4;
utils. incl: S110 mo. WA. 1880.
26s
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R APIS. UNFuRN.-MD. Cont. }

SILVER SPRING. ND, Sligo PIX.
Hills apts.-Spae. ] and 2 bedrms.
in beaut. Sligo PIX, ISL. so to
S93.5O: newly dec. and mod. facils..
utils. incl. mr.. grade and high
schools. coIv. Walter Reed Hosp.
Call MRS. SEESTED. res. mgr. ~.
TERRACE APT. 3 rms. and bath.
pvt. entr.; mr.. Georgia and Alaska:
S57 mo. Call JU. 9-2057 after 5
pm.
ANTONETTE GARDENS, IN. c. line
SCI -Lge. 2-bedrm apis: SSS-S9U,
incl Mills: near bus schools and
shops. 10. S-Sl19. Near Andrews
MT. RAINIER, 3 room apts..
baths. ] with porch. utils. furn.
WA. 7-l91S.
REMINGTON bedrm.. SS4. rs;
, bedrms.. S9S.50 incl. utils Each
apt, with 3 exposures; dinette. pvt
parking. HOWARD n. 5CHAFER,
OIL. " '544l.
TAKOMA PARK. 500 so incl. utils.-
De luxe l-bedrm. efic. in new bldg
Also lst-n.. 1-bedrm apt. avail;
$50. mo. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
JU. 9-1103.
LANGLEY PARK AREA, 500 50 plus
cleo. Mod. 2-bedrm., lst-h apt.
rcar porch. disposal: opp. Langley
PIX. shopping center. Vacant. RAF-
FELL REAL ESTATE, JU. BLOB.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COMPLETE ROOFING and sheet
metal CO. trucks, flag equipment
and complete sheet metal shop
Cal. ia 6-7242 between $50
COR. GRoC. STORE; $1,000 wk.
total pr. $500. CO. 5-974O.
MOD. AIR COND. LUNCHEONETTE
new equip, doing nrly. 81 900 wkly
hrs, 5000. $4,000. $4,000 DIN
RIA 6-O123 22s
BEAUTY SALON. King street. Alex
andria. Virginia. Excellent oppor-
tunity. Small down payment to
reliable party: priced reasonable.
Call King S-S047, ewes. or Sunday.
RESTAURANT. near top of Good
Hope I'd. Sc, near new Sears, Roe
200. Rent only $225. AIR-COND
Beautiful equipment $500 cash
down will handle. balance monthly
BOB HOLLANDER (EXCLUSIVEl
14ll Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-9743.
RESTAURANT. counter operation
ideal for couple. Cali Sun, anytime
'o' 9-4'2'' weekdays CO. S; So.
RESTAURANT. FILLING STATION
Located on No. | hwy. SO mi. from
WASHINGTON. Good location. IA. s.
S214
DRUGSTORE AND SODA FOUNTAIN
recently redec. busy spot, mr.. sc.
redevelopment area. BRIGHT future
Tor pharmacist. Reas. priced. HU.
RESTAURANT IN MARYLAND. Just
over Sc. District line. beer and
Win0s davc I'm and off 0nly
restaurant in very Ice. shop. ctr.
with chain stores: averages $500
daily: beaut. equipped: seats $50:
pvt. banquet room. seats SO: reas.
rent: long lease. Price $4,000.
Terms $4,000. cash; balance $500
DER (Exclusivel. 14ll Penna. ave.
NV. Ma S-9743.
GAITHERSBURG AREA--New. mod.
ebay porcelainized service station,
for rent: ready for immed. occu-
pancy; reas. rental. terms. Small
investment required Call MR..
DuGAN, bet. 8 and 4, IA. o.
$500.
HOTEL VALET and tailoring shop,
mems haberdashery, military equip ,
excel, loo, long estab. business.
s 0Tsfs 4 epRoE s4 95 f sar party Lease
PRIVATE COUNTRY CLUB wants
party to establish riding academy
Need 10 to Is horses and capable
MFERLANDs COUNTRY CLUB; VIII,
R-SO77. "5'
LARGE BARBECUE RESTAURANT
and dwelling, money-maker, estab-
lished in Deale, Nd. main road.
business section; plenty of custo-
mer parking: partially equipped:
$4,000 cash 10 purchase ito in
clude 10 acres Of land adioiningl
or 5000 mo lease. Contact Mr.
CHARLES, ia. 9-6is0.
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SERVICE STATION
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH

MODERN APT. HOUSE WANTED,
100 to $50 units in Md. or Va.
Will give 40 acres in Fairfax
County between Annandale and
Fairfax. valued at $4,000, clear
OF encumbrance, for equity above
LIST trust MA. S-9257.
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MADISON MANOR, N. Arlington
3 bedrms., l Y baths, liv.. rm:. din.
rm.. kit. porch. garage, full bsmt..
auto washer. Mr.. schools, shopping.
$15h mn IF 4-05T5
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APIS. UNFURN.. D. c. Cont. !

Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ~. 1885
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8-room and bath home
in ne. mr.. r. |. and South Dakota
ayes. within a blk. of the carline.
Oil NV. heat. avail. now; 500 per
mo. WOODBRIDGE REALTY. NO.
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C. J. YOUNGEST. 3-1500
% ROOMS, 8 BATHS
10 ROOMS. 4 baths

Mass ave. near Thomas Circle
Nicely furn.. long lease. inc. quoted
81 800 mthly.. owner i'll. must sell:
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Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
Long Established Rooming House
1n1n Xermnnt Ave RE 7-h14nl
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HOUSES for SALE. NV. (cont.l

NEAR WALTER REED HOsP.-Va-
cant. detached; 8 rms. Ia baths.
s5.ic ires esse sYo6o down. Sos Ts:
S13.95O. BROKER, RA. 6-6912,
CHEVY CHASE - Exauisitel Det.
wonderful rec. rm asking Sea. 800.
CAPITOL HILI-Bargain buys: ST.
900 cash: $4,000 to S14. $50. STE
VEINS REAL ESTATE. AIDE 1855.
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Check this one. viii show a good
net profit. Low payroll. About $50
bar quoted. Modern up-to-date TX
lures. Plenty parking. Priced to sell.
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LIQUOR RESTAURANT

Seats $50. air cond.. 6-yr. lease.
very mod. equip: owner quotes over
100000 yrly. bus, real money
maker: S33, 900, terms.
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BETHESDA (Brookdale sections--
brick home available for immedi-
ate occupancy at $50. THOMAS
L. PHILLIPS. Realtor. WO. $4,000.
3II9 18th ST. NV, mr.. Rock Greek
Parks stories. bsmt.. 5 hedrms.,
. baths. completely redec.. gas INV
heat: S125. Call MRS. SWIFT
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ia ROOMS. 6 APIS.

2 apis. nice Turn: oil heat; Inc.
quoted S370 mthly. plus apt and
private bath on LIST H.; only $3.50
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CATHEDRAL AREA

An appealing English-style home
situated on a level. shaded and we'll
planted lot Only one block from
Annunciation Catholic Church and
school, convenient to shops and
transportation. In Immaculate con-
dition this home has q center-hall
plan. which includes living room,
powder room: kitchen, separate din
flagstone patio and lawn. Four bed
rooms and two baths on second floor,
with Generous storage area on I'm
ished third floor. Finished room and
full bath In basement. An excep-
tioEal value at only S29,5O0. Ewes.
call Mrs. Leslie Williams. IsM
w. C. & A. N. MILLER
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AREA-s-bedrm. Diet.
brick home; powder rm.. mod. kit.
lge. din. rm., rec. rn.. garage,
fenced lot: S135. Avail. immed.
ROGERS REALTY CO.. Ma. $1,000,
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LIQUOR RESTAURANT

Nice furn.: oil heat; long lease; rent.
1918; garage; inc. quoted over $3.50
mthly.; good NV. location; only
$500 down.
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MODERN DETACHED BRICK
2 ROOMS. 2 BATHS. REC. ROOM
LOUIS Ridden tn. $4,000
TAKOMA. D. C.-S1O. 800
Modern semidet. 2-bedrm. brick
home priced less than VA appraisal.
RA. 3-6552.
LOOK = ONLY S12,950
Lovely detached 6-rm. home at
66l9 End st. NV. Gas heat; 2-car
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. $4,000
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BARNEY CIRCLE AREA S.E.-3 bed
rms. bsmt., gas h.-w.h., SIS. Adults
Call LII. 1-0757 after 3 pm.
COLLEGE PARK, MD. - 3-bedrm.
hrick rambler finished rec. rm.
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CLEVELAND PARK-New listing OF
attrac.. detached. brick. 3-bedrm.,
2-bath home. lust west Of Conn,
schools; many good features. incl.
recr. rm. and maids rm. and bath
in bsmt. Priced at $40. 300, Call
Mrs. Betty Kenner. EN-. 3-3lSS,
with THOMAS L. PHILLIPS, NO.
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BELLE VIEW

ON BEAUTIFUL MT. VERNON
BLVD. MILE SOUTH OF ALEX.
ANDRlA. 20 MINUTES TO D. c.,
PENTAGON. MAIN NAVY BLDG, 1C
MINUTES TO FIT. BELVOIR.
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Property furniture and business,
1900 block of 10Th st. NV. 10
rooms, Z baths. Income quoted S732
mo. Nice condition, $4,000 down.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
BARNEY'S BLARNEY
BY Barney Glazer

CaSkie Stinnett, of Holiday
Magazine, kids the very day
lights out of our volunteer fire
departments with cutting,
zany and INSCRIPTIONS script:
Chief to his company: ''oday's
fire was badly handled. don't
think you men gave the fire a
fighting chance.
Wilson: "Golly, chief, some
times fire just dies out Of its
own accord"
Chief: This one didn't. Some
smart alec in this company put
it out. 1t could have spread to
the dining room if you gave it
half a chance"
Simpson: why worry about
the dining room?"
Chief: Didn't you see all
those dishes we could have
broken? What noise they
could have made. Yummy.
yummy."
Curly did a good Job on the
piano in the living room"
Chief: "Phooey. Did he wet
the felt? Did he wet the music
rack so the sheets would stick
together? Did he jam the
pedalS?"
Curly: "Ge, chief, only got
two hands. l was busy pulling
onut the ivory keys"
Simpson: And, chief did
you see the job l did on all
those books. Wet EN- all, did.
Didn't miss a single one"
Chief: (RubS his hands glcc-
fully).
Pomeroy: y took care of the
TN set. Chopped up the cabin
ct good"
Chief: You're new. Pome-
roy. now get this. Never. never
work on the cabinet. First get
the inSidcS OF every tcIcvision
set. If YOU have time later, at
tend to the cabinet"
Wilson: How did that fire
make out in Camcroy City last
night?"
Chief: Awful, awful"
Wilson: why, what happen
cd"
Chief: Company No. 3 pull
cd raw one. They didn't even
force the door.
They justT opened it and
walked in"
Curtain falls in flames)
Some children just never let
anything get by them. as the
good old parental boast goes.
For cXampl" take Nancy
Brcncr who is six years old.
Dining out with her proud par
cntS recently. Nancy's tiny
molarS encountered rough 60
ing with a piece of steak that
simply refused TO come apart.
DiSguStcdly Nancy told her
dad: This is just like bubble
gun"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
Brunswick County Lady
Makes 80 Quilts A Year

received when they sold their
farm.
In spite OF the fact that Mrs.
Sellers is kept busy sewing for
a living, she does not let it int
.erfere with her church work.
She became member of Mt.
.PiSgah Baptist Church when she
was a very young girl and has
been one of its most active MEM
bers since that time. She has
Taught an elementary Sunday
School class for the past 10
years and is leader in the Wo-
mans Missionary Society and in
frequent attendance at sessions
held at CaSwcll Assembly. Mt.
Pisgah Church is located about
two miles from Mrs. Sellers
home and she does not have any
means of transportation but this
does not bother her. as she walks
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
Ash Soldier
In Wisconsin

CAMP MCCOY. Wis. - Pvt.
Thelbcrt Y. Smith. son of Mr..
and Mrs. II G.. Smith, Route |.
Ash, is helping provide support
for National Guard and Army
Reserve units on active duty
training at Camp Mccoy. Wis,
this summer.
He is a member of Company
NJ of the lSt Infantry Divisions
26th Regiment, regularly sta
toned at Fort Riley, Kan.
Smith entered the Army in
August 1858 and completed bas-
&c training at Fort Jackson. s. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
Ask Information
On Second Jobs

Uncle Sam started asking Hor-
ryiteS about second" jobs this
week.
Actually, the questions were
beng posed by Mrs. Rcba R.
Goodyear of Conway, conduct
ing the Current Population Sur
vey of the Commerce Depart
mentS Bureau of the Census.
The questions were designed
TO provide information on the
number of persons who have
more than one job; for example,
a farmer who also works in a
saw mill
Similar questions asked in the
Current Population Seurvcy six
years ago revealed that approx
imately three percent, or ID
million of the 81 million persons
employed in July 1850, held
more than one job. Employment
on more than one job was rela-
lively more frequent in agricul-
ture than in nonagricultural in
duStries with nearly nine per-
cent of all persons working on
farms having another job while
only three percent of persons in
nonagricultural industries held
more than one job at the same
time. In most cases the second
airy job was in a different line
of work from the primary Job.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
PAIR OF

Two grandmothers. Mrs. Oscar
Bnurghardt and Mrs. Bob Nc
Farland, were among graduates
at the high school in Protection.
kans. For Mrs. Burghardt. a
lapse Of 80 years occurred be-
tween her Junior and senior
years. Mrs. Mcfarland let %
years slip by.
When they were married IL
was unheard of for married We
men TO attend high school. But
now that opinions have changed.
the women decided high school
diplomas would be nice to have.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
BY TROY WILLIAMS

SUPPLY - Mrs. Lennie Sell
ler's vitality, love-of-life and a
bility 10 get things done is one of
the favorite topics of converSa-
ton in Brunswick County.
This 68-ycar-old woman, who
attends Mt. PiSgah Baptist Chur-
Oh every time the door opens,
quilts about 80 quilts each year
and makes mercy knows how
many dresses" still finds time TO
keep house, work in her garden,
help tend TO the chickens and
takes an active part in home
demonstration club work and
every type of church activity.
Mrs. Sellers started sewing
and making quilts when she was
l5-ycarS-old and has long since
lost count of the number she has
maze but estimates that she now
makes approximately 80 each
year. Since last September she
has quilted 10 quilts and made
81 tops.
The wcll-known woman's hos,
of friends save cloth scraps and
send them TO her to use in max
ing the quilts.
Quilts made by Mrs. Seller.
include names such as Cake
stand, Tree of Paradise, Carry
Ann, Wedding Ring, and a hos,
Of other patterns. Word testi-
mony singing the praises OF
these quilts have spread and to-
day her customers come from
everywhere. She recently made
several quilts for a customer in
New York.
The money Mrs. Sellers makes
from sewing is used to supple
Iment the money she and her 76-
Ncar-old husband, w. j. Sellers
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
Fish lows Young
Angler To Sea
And Strands Him

A fish lowed a fisherman IL
miles to sea off Naha, Okinawa.
and left him stranded in a tiny
boat. An incoming ship spotted
and rescued him.
On shore. 22-year-old Gain
TokeShi said he hooked what
he termed an ''underSea monst-
er. After a grueling struggle
with the fish, he cut the fishing
line. Then he discovered salt
water had Swamped his motor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-07-18
Man Steals, FORCES
Check To
Purchase Tombstone

Pleading guilty To stealing
and forging a government check.
William Quarles. of Cleveland
SAID he needed the money to buy
n tombstone for his mothers
grave.
QuarlcS told the court his
mother died two years ago. He
said he stole Il Sl6O tax refund
check made out TO James Oliver