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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-22
Application by New
Sos Station Protested

The Eastland Gardens Civic
Association last night protested
the application for a gasoline
station along Kenilworth avenue
NE.
Although the area Is zoned for
business. the group argued there
are enough service stations serv-
ing the area.
The meeting was held in the
Kenilworth School, Forty-fourth
and Nash streets NE. Hobson
Bowser presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-22

of the association. was reelected
at last nights meeting to third
term. Other officers elected were
Mrs. Carrie G. Smith. William
Talbot and Charles Piper, vice
presidents, and Mrs. John r..
Fitzgerald. secretary-treasurer. f,
The meeting was held in the
Anacostia Methodist Church.
Fourteenth and u streets Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-22

Florance. delegates I'd the Fed
Grafton Of Citizens Associations,
and Mrs. Olive @. Faircloth and
Mrs. Walter A. Sellers, delegates
to the Northeast Council Of Citi-
zens Associations.
The group also voted to be-
come a member of the Citizens
Council for a Clean Potomac.
The meeting was held in Sat-
terlee Hall. Wisconsin and Mas
sachusetts avenues NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-22
Mrs. Phillips Endorsed
For Reoppointment

The Anacostia Citizens AS
ISOLATION last night asked for
the reappointment of Mrs. Frank
g. Phillips to the Board of Ed
ucation.
John w. Lainhart, president
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
n. s. Cotton Gloves
are all hand-SeWn!

All styles in the 6-button lenoth
you'll want for your most impor-
tont spring costumes. Elegant
trims Of eyeIet embroidery. French
knots and fooottino reflect John
Frederics' mastery of design in
the way they ore handled. Sizes
6-7h; white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
SPECIAL PURCHASE!
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

Even If money is no object with you-these ore
the suits you would select for Spring. There's not
thing thot's new in silhouette thot doesn't show
up in this collection! Not fabric among them
thot won't stand up TO your closest scrutiny!
This wide color choice: navy, black. pink. grey,
beige and blue in the group. Sizes 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
l.95 NylOns-3 Styles
. Dress Sheers-l5 denier
. WoIking Sheers-30 denier
. Stretch Sheers-l5 denier

The world hos recognized John Frede genius designing
superior oents show oso in the nyons
and the artistry Of coo Mr. John Fredeics Peppermint"
Poe pinkint moue Coome" ceor beioe) as the
perfect compliments this seasons coors walking
sheers in proportional eneth-shor 81-9h; medium 8h-l
long, 9h-ll stretch styles in petite Sail regular 9hll toll,
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17
THE RIGHT TO ARGUE

W hen groups such as the Board Of
Commissioners or school board meet
and discuss personalities linked with
the town or school, it is only fair that
they meet in executive session.
Little can be gained from opening
such meetings to the general public.
In name cases the public would tend
to distort the actual proceedings when
passing along what they gained first
hand. In such cases the personality
involved would be done an Injustice.
Thus, We defend the right of public
officials to move into executive SEES
sion when discussing public employ
ees.
We have never forced the issue of
either the school or town board per
hitting TRIBUNE rvbo.,..
on meetings where personalities were
involved as the main topic of business.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17
EVERY CITIZEN
Is A WINNER

The worthineSs of Finer Carolina
program is easily seen in the action
taken recently by the steering COM
mlttee.
Although blessed with some of the
best civic groups of any town its size,
this community can feel the prosper
Gus effects of Finer Carolina that
draws together all of these civic
workers for :, common cause.
Suggestions such as Identification
of the town, building of a Boy Scout
hut, and establishing a primary rec
reation grounds are worthy of atten-
ton.
Other community needs that have
been pointed out by the committee
include a library. This need is one
that comes as no surprise to any one
conscious of civic responsibility. Yet,
the possibility is slim that one could
be realized through an individual
clubs efforts. Should the Finer Caro-
lima committee decide to substitute
this project for one of its originals
they would find widespread support.
These are just some of the facets
of civic need opened by having a
Finer Carolina program
One cannot question the invaluable
aid the town receives through such a
movement.
It's the one contest in which every
participant is a winnerI
We offer congratulations to this
years steering committee and urge
every citizen to give just little as
sistance in reaching the goals estab-
lished. Tabor City belongs to all who
reside here. Actions should be in &C.
cOrdance with this realization.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17
Editorials . .

However, there is a limit to which
executive session. So long as the bust
ness remains in the discussion stage,
it should remain in executive session.
When action, regardless OF its nature,
is taken the business in executive
session. becomes public property.
Representatives on the town board or
school board cannot in any way, shape
or form conStrue their jobs to De pure
ly personal. They are representatives
of the people and must feel the OBJ
legation TO inform the people of all
action taken at any meetings. In
every case they should confine their
actions to those that are in the best
interest OF the people they represent.
The record should show the stand
taken by board members when voting
on a matter in executive session.
lven though we condone executive
Cor secret / + you prefer the more
harsh world sessions, we often queS-
ton the wisdom in the manner they
are conducted. Usually, it is only
matter OF hours before every incident
occurring in the executive session is
made public by the whispering route.
This system tends to distort the true
actions even more so than admitting
the general public.
We express ourselves on executive
sessions not to cast aSperSions on any
public group but to get on the record
our true feelings about a situation
which arises occasionally in practical
ly every community.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17
ELECTIONS ELIMINATE
SHENANIGANS

1t is a human tendency to overlook
the fine work of any community ser
vice group.
Interest usually floods only when
there is an issue at stake. This We
Judge to be better than no interest
at all.
Recently the local school board was
selected for the 1888 term.
Serving on the school board in any
town is a thankless task but one that
must by virtue of our school system
be done. Board members receive no
monetary compensation for the hours,
effort and energy given to the duties.
Their only hope is that they can rem
der a satisfactory service and for the
main part escape public criticism.
Often the hope is in vain when an
issue" becomes involved.
Tabor City's school board, like the
rest in Columbus and most counties,
is appointed by the county board of
education. Thus, it is difficult to es-
cape the implication that local school
boards are to a great extent favored
by the public as being political APP
pointive jobs. This expression creeps
in whether the appointees are now
or have ever possessed political as
pirations.
Debatable actions by the Board are
looked upon by many as political
manuevers. In some cases this is true
and only the individual board mem
bers can attest to the honesty with
which they render their .eruIc.s.
In order to eliminate pUss.......c.
of political ShenanIsa"s -. ..-..--.
boards, it would seem M.sv :. $500.
Boards from the appomtl,c II,.u $50.
give the voting cltl-rnl, ...> .......
select its representatives. ...> 49,. o.
III the various cOnIInuu.,.,- --....
know best the persons ,..,. ......
like TO have represent the I..,..,...
their children. Certainly, Inc, al.
more familiar with po,e......... e. ...
citizens than would be a group O.
men whose residences are s,ut,Ul-O.
throughout the county. Too, the re-
SpOnSiDIHty OF naming Bo..rus snoul,.
not be borne by this one par,Iv.4..
group OF men whose duties as .nu.u.
Ders OF the County Doaru o. ..u.-...
ton are becoming more cO.upl,., c..-
year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17
MILK PRODUCTION

RALEIGH - Milk production
on North Carolina farms during
March totaled l46 million
pounds. according TO the N. c
Crop Reporting Service. Produc-
ton in March set new record
high for the month and exceeded
that for March 1856 by IL mil
lion pounds and the 1865 av-
erage March production by "a
million pounds. Milk production
per COW in herds on April /,
1857 averaged It's pounds com
pared with 1876 pounds a year
earlier and 1873 pounds for the
10-year average. The percent OF
milk cows MIXED on April I,
1857 was 76.6 compared with
74.8 a year ago.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17

.glIc, Rachel Register as
alrIDttc Charlie" Hops, Lar
IS ward; Faye Ray as Mrs.
asgl.nc Smythc- Kersey. Wv
% mother: and Darious Cana
: as Mortimer Smythc-Kerscy
VIvian's brother.
The play is under the direc-
ton of Miss Mary Williamson
Marie McCumbcc is Student Dr.
rector, Elwood Osborne is State
Manager. and Wclma Skipper is
Business Manager.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17
PLAIN
TALK
Strawberry MARKET NEEpE6
BY AL HARRISON

Merchants were hustlng and busting last ,v.,
when word was sounded that the strawberry marIt
had folded. market
Something concrete should materialize from action
by the merchants. "~''oi
The berry market is sorely needed and that E
bit of additional revenue would be welcome to farma
and merchants. Aiers
IT'S strange only that no one knew how noo,
the market had progressed until after it folded
ketalng what we have is as important, if not more
so, than getting things started ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17
Nakina School
Will Present
3-Act Comedy

The Senior Class OF Nakina
High School will present Here
Comes Charlie" three act
farCc-Comedy, on Saturday
night, April goth, at 800 p. m.
Larry Elliott thinks he is be-
coming the guardian of a small
boy. but is jolted TO find he has
taken girl TO raise. She is sew
cntecn. pretty, and a true pro-
duct Of the Ozarks. She starts
out by calling Larry papa and
showing artlesS but warm af-
lection. Her social blunders
cause many conspiracies to be
formed against her and her
partner. Uncle Aleck Twiggs
After an explosion by Larry
Charlie and Uncle Aleck leaves
When they return year later
Charlie is the glorious Charlotte
and flutters all masculine
hearts"
The cast is as follows: Dorothy
Long as Nora M,lone, the cook
at the Elliott home; Kellum
Fipps as Officer Tim McGiIl
Nora's sweetheart; VIENNA Mae
Ward as Mrs. Fanny Fsrmham,
Larry's aunt by marriage: Mil
ton Gore as Larry Elliott, a
young businessman; Graolin
Formyduval as Ted Hartley
Larry's old-time college pal.
Kay Canady as Vivian Smythe-
kersey, Lsrry's fiancee; J. W
Christensen, Jr. as Uncle Aleck
Twiggs, who is in charge of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17
TOPS IN PHONE SERVICE

, Inc phone service between Tabor City and Lois
mas always been standing joke. Anyone will vouci
Tor the fact that drive there and back much
quicker IMAM you can get a phone call through.
-, however, new service may have been introduced
the other day. lady, still don't know her name
phohed the Tribune but She a million miles away
ana not word could be heard this end TIE
operator kindly acted the third party and relaved
messages between me and the woman
AND the beauty is that the message was important
The lady wanted bottle of ink We didn't have
any so only the good will gained bv the operator
was placed on the credit side of the ledger
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17
DALTON c. SELLERS

FORT RILEY, KAN.-Speci-
alist Third Class Dalton c. Sell
lers, son of Johnnie Sellers.
Route 3, Conway, recently was
graduated from an eight-week
cooks course at the Fifth Army
Food Service School, Fort Riley,
Kan.
Specialist Sellers entered the
Army in 1850. He attended Con-
way High School and was form
.crly employed by Ivey Con-
|struction in Georgia.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17
1T HAPPENS ONCE EACH YEAR

have yet to get through any ~ months period
without having someone remind me that newspaper
advertising statesmen are like beggars except for the
occasional wearing of and tie.
often they don't have to say it - they get through
easily enough by their actions
but there happy aspect to it - the aspersOn
casting folks don't get time worry one too Ions
because there are so many enjoyable people to ca
on IN a town the size of Tabor City.
Self-apponted 'important' people have q knack
Tor tlrng people where they it only with tFe
greatest strain.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17
JAMES n. Johnson

II. S. FORCES, GERMANY
James II. Johnson, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. johnson, Route /,
Supply, recently was promoted
to specialist third class in
Germany where he is a member
Of the 25th Signal Battalion.
Specialist johnson, a mechan-
&c in the battslion's Company c,
entered the Army in October
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17
A PESSIMISTIC NOTE

While the piedmont section of our state seems n
Hoursh at all times of the year without dependen6
entirely on agriculture, there is question that we in
this section face tough Shedding. "
1t makes one wonder what the future holds in store
the farmer doesn't make it, there few others who
Will make it The lack of industry here leaves much w.
be desired in that field the farmer goes 80 20 tn.
rest of us. e WIG
DlVersflcation of crops will make the difference
Each year at this time every one who works at some
thing other than farming to try and tell A.
farmer how to make a better living. 1t stems from
"nthg TO see this section of the country progress ana
without prosperity among farmers there won't be ex
cessive progress in any field.
farmers could be assured of competitive mar
het, they would grow anything that could be cassed
Salable. N"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17
A SHOPPING PLEASURE

When Jimmy Dicus moves into his new FIRE
STONE building he will be able to offer shoppMg
pleasure to thousands of customers
The new, spacious building, located at the corner
OF ruth and Lewis Streets, is asset to Tabor City
Inc way things have changed in the business dis
tfict during the past few years, person who hadn't
been here for 10 to Is years would have difficulty
in recognizing most parts of it.
She was considered pretty. sweet, lovable talent
ed intelligent, thoughtful and devoted mother. TIC
bad someone didn't tell he rthat before she moved
away because she felt the people didn't like her.
p, Monday should be the incest day Of the week -
it's by far the longestl
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17

1855 and received basic training
at Fort Jackson, S. c. He arriv-
ed in Europe in April 1856.
Specialist johnson was grad
uated from Johnson S. Smith
University in 1855.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-04-17
G. GARLAND SAYS.
This Is Our Pledge To You

l, To help YOU buy whatever type of life
insurance that suits YOUR needs best
z. If the Companies that we are now placing
YOUR insurance with don't have the type OF
Kind of insurance YOU need or want we will
help YOU purchase this from any Company
of YOUR choice (acting as YOUR AGENT.
3. To represent YOU in any purchase of life
insurance and to give YOU unbiased advice
on YOUR financial problems which involves
YOUR insurance at any time q
.. In any transaction concerning YOUR life
insurance problems, we will act as YOUR
agent because after ALL YOU, our clients,
are the people that have kept us in business
for % years.
G. Garland Fowler Life Insurance
Agency And Associates
R. THEJToN BOYD BILL WRIGHT
JOHN r. WARD n powell
Life Insurance Insured Savings Plan Estate Pansng
Annuities Retirement Plans 4. Mortgage Iusur.nes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
Group to Observe
The Memory
OF Mrs. Bethune

The Executive Committee Of
the National Council Of Negro
Women has proclaimed Mary
Mcleod Bethune Commemora-
ton Week to be observed May
10 through 26. Mrs. Henrine
Ward Banks, dean of women
at Bethune-C Goodman College,
is national chairman of the
observance of the anniversary
of Mrs. Bethune's death.
The week-long observance
will be capped by a leadership
conference to be held here
May rs.
The purpose Of the confer
ence. according to the council,
is to inspire and induce Negro
women to become identified
actively with the political life
of America. Women from
every State will participate
and nationally known speakers
will address the conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
IDEAS WITH HERBS
Dill Weed and Dill Seed Called
Meeting Seeds in Colonial Days

cottage cheese or cream cheese
--fish-sprinkle over steaks,
add to cream sauce for
chicken.
Add tablespoon of dill seed
to a pint Of vinegar. After 10
days strain if desired. This is
excellent with tossed green
salad.
NOTE: This is the first in
a new series of columns on
aromatic herb seed-their his
tory and use. Readers are in
vited to send in their ideas and
recipes which will be shared
with other gourmets through
the medium of this Star COLI
umn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
Ladies' Board to Hear
Dr.. Charles Shields

The Ladies Board OF the
Georgetown Hospital will meet
on Tuesday at 1890 in the
third floor Solarium, with Mrs.
Games McSherry Wimsatt pre-
siding. A meeting Of the
Executive Board will take
place at IL am.
DR.. Charles Shields. Associ-
ate Dean OF the Medical
School and Professor Of Physi-
cal Medicine. will speak on
Medical Rehabilitation at,
Georgetown Medical Center. (
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
IN STORE THIS
WEEK AT
Mhq;J

Monday, in the Teo Room, our Bust
ness Girls Fashion Show soIutes the
General Services Administration.
Models ore members Of the Admin
istrotion's personnel. It's at $50
pm. with special Monday Dinner
for IS.
All week, the 1857 Regional Wosh-
inoton Photographic Exhibition is
held in our Washington Store. Co.
sponsored by the Greater Woshno-
ton Council of Comero Clubs, it feo-
lures disploy Of prints on our 9th
Floor. Also, special showines of
slides in the 7th Floor Conference
Room, on Monday OF 4 100 and TOO
pm; Thursday at ! ] 100 and 7:30;
Friday OF | 100 o.m.; Saturday OF
! 100 and ZOO.
Friday and Saturday, Ann du Be
comes to show you the exciting and
oh. so fIotterine' hots OF spring by
VIM. Silvermon. Millinery Salon,
End Floor.
Friday, have o party at Luncheon
Foshionoto, the brilliant weekly
showing Of our fashions OF the
Sheraton Carlton. NBC TeIevi-
sion's elomorous lneo is emcee. It's
OF l2:30; tickets, IT'S each. Coll
Metropolitan 8-2626, extension 213
or ia for reservations.
Saturday, Juniors ore invited to
Gross the U. S. A. the 10 Collins
Woy," Fashion Showing OF ! ! 80
and ZOO in Junior Sportsweor, 4th
Floor. Informal modelling, too,
II 100 to 500.
Through Saturday, our Toble Setting
Preference Contest. You're invited
to vote for your tovorite OF 5 lovely
toble settings. Seven on our 5th
Floor, four on the 9th, one each on
the 7th and in Housewares and two
in the Silver Room. A sterling silver
place setting for the winning entront.
Evening star., 1957-04-20

Cape Cod eoiiaE, cig1oO AZ
house IN river end ~ Port Hunt I'd !.
pr NJ Vernon Mem hwy is.acre
bgt OPPOSITE DARK fesefgation. ODen
~ and Sun. DIR HARRY. so
Evening star., 1957-04-20

3-STORY OFFICE BLDG. in CEN
trail NV. location. Contains approxi-
mately ib.0O0-sa. 1T. OF air-condi-
toned office space, presently used
as ofiicees. This space is suitable
for many other uses. Detached cor.
ner property. Clean as pin. priced
under the market. easy terms. Cal
Dick Reed. with JAMES l.. DIXON
a. CO.. ST. 3-72O0: ewes, JU. 9-S74e
Evening star., 1957-04-20
woRKRooM OR STUDIO m DOWN

Private, 2 flights up; 2 large rooms
excellent opportunity TO combine
living and working quarters. Rental
Of S35 per mo. per room or S65 for
both includes heat. water and elec-
tricity. Live In one and have shop
or studio in other. Any type busi-
ness. Sat. Sun. and ewes, JU
Evening star., 1957-04-20
BUSINESS PROP. EoR SALE

RESPONSIBLE BUILDER needs more
work in NV, D. c. and Mont
County. OIL. 6-S2l3.
Evening star., 1957-04-20

WHEATON-Commercial store site
for sale. on Eikin St; $500.
Evening star., 1957-04-20

ALL.BRICk: lge. bedrm and bath
1st fr'. 3 hedrms and bath End
liv. Im wlfirepl. Side-hail entr F;
famiiy-size din. rrn.. EQUIP kit.
wieating space full bsnt storm
windows and doors, Anchor-f fenced
corner lot mr.. transp and 81 AIMS
parish. walk 20 elem and " high
school. conv 70 new Sever Corners
under Gf appr will sell FLA GI
or conventional. MANNAs REALTY
Evening star., 1957-04-20

Mr. Glebe rd. zoned C-1; almost
10000 50. IT,; suit immed. for
shopping center chain food store
Has. 3 street frontages, faces Safe
ways proposed store. SELL. BUILD,
ROSENBERG.
Evening star., 1957-04-20
$50 FT. on WILSON BLVD,
300 FT. ON LEE HWY.

Arlington-Zoned ca: l min. to
Kew Bridge; 3 adj sites $4,000 so.
It }. suitable immed. for ofiice bldg.
stores, showrooms
Evening star., 1957-04-20

John r. Peele, Real Estate
So s-4isi 4 IL e-ie4O
Evening star., 1957-04-20
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

REPAIR SHOP. size l5xSO it,: must
he on list floor. parking factlS.
necessary. Box 129-D, Star
Evening star., 1957-04-20
FARMS

500 DOWN. $50 mo. buys for
S3.65O. SO acres: 81 miles So. DC.
YOUNG and saw timber, stream
spring. LII. SELF, agent. TIE
Evening star., 1957-04-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

$3.50 DOWN buys this 3-bedrm.
frame home on large Anchor fenced
lot in Falls Church area; equipped
kitchen, storm sash and screens.
Priced at only S12,s50. Total
monthly payments only $S2 includ-
ing taxes and insurance. ARFAX
REALTY, JE. $4,000.
spacious, attractive g.
room home. located In fine. con-
venient section OF Alexandria. over
looking the Capitol--All modern ap-
pliances. including dishwasher and
automatic laundry: built-in garage:
all-brick and masonry construction
price. S26,500 Moving April 23.
Make us an offer. KI. S-1Oa3.
STORY-BOOK SETTING-Long. low
rambler. on beautiful. Handicapped.
R-acre lot in heavily wooded
exclusive neighborhood; spacious
rooms; ? stone fireplaces: 26-ft.
family room; . full baths: 2-car
garage: beautiful view: only SaS.-
ESQ. Call today, HOLLEY REALTY,
$500 Lee hwy, KE. S-h35O
Evening star., 1957-04-20

l.BEDRMS., 2 baths; 81, James
Parish---3-yr. -old hrk. Cape Cod,
on beautiful lot, within walking dis.
bsm,i bnse p RoRscHscH SRseS seq 0e REALTY ccea co
li07 West Broad ST.. JE e-370B
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT and move
right into this delightful 2.bedronm
home cozy living room, huge KIT
full basement, ideal for recreation
room: fenced yard Lorated Just
hoeks away from Hechts Parking
ton and close 10 bus and schools
Assume $1,000 4kS loan Call
ia. 2-7273. No agents. pleasel
BPRINGFIRLD--cu built 3-bed :
room rambler In Springfield Forrest:
lot chain-link fence; appraised
Sis.250, sale Sl8B00 take over GT
loan. Call Ed g-5bO0 tExt. bi0D,
or FL 4-Sl15. 80
Evening star., 1957-04-20
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
HOUSES TO BUILD

PRIVATE PARTY. interested in good
commercial proDerty or apt houses
with good return. Box 2S2-C. Star
Evening star., 1957-04-20

500 DOWN. $40 mo. buys for
wooded. new barn: good well:
stream fenced, state road; no
house. 100 miles so. DC. L. L.
SELF. agent, TE. 6-413l.
:5O-ACRE DAIRY OR STOCK FARM,
- miles from n G: all in grass
could be subdivided. Poolesyille