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SMALL MIN. POODLES, white; m
and T., s wks. black T.. 3 mos. /;
too pedigree. Toys at stud. Prof
aYoominQ HE. 4-0537
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ARL.-Nice sleeping rm.; suitable
for 2: 5 min. to Pent.; home
prlvils., cooking. TV. washer;
quiet neiehborhood. OF. 4-93Ss.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

61O ND. AVE. N.E.--Lge. nm,
eonv, location; home PRIVILEGES
C0LORED (N.ED-Lge. dbl rm
share bath. kit. privils.: $40 wk.
COW. transp HUI s-3O74.
COLORED--RM.. sS.J home priv.
lege; excel. transp. Ii. 7-7gi3.
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MALTESE. white SNOWFALL puppies
Champion sired. q wks. old, reg
fstered WA 7-4RTa
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ENG. BULLDOGS. pups and stud
serv. by champion sons OF Eng and
American champions. RE b-0b32
COLLIEs, Axe, special Sat and
, Sun. only. . male puppies, $50, ]
female S25. s n W. \ wks. old,
2 proving matrons S3b. l.. W.
LEVI, Telephone 37i-J, Berry
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IRISH Settlers. leav. town. must
sacrifice. 3-yr .-old female. trained
hunter: 6-mo. female. reg and
champion stock. AP. 1882.
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COCKER PUPS. Axe. ch. at stud
Boarding, grooming and washing
3615 Hamilton St. Hyattsville,
Md. WA. 7-22S2
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Local JaYcees
Set To Host
District Meet

Tabor City Jaycces will play
host to some $50 guest on Tues
day, October 20. when the Sixth
District holds its second meeting
of the year.
Jaycecs are expected from
throughout the I0-county area
comprising the district. Towns
TO be represented include Will
minkton, Burgaw. Ped Springs
Raeford, Lumbcrton. Fayette-
vile, Bladcnboro. Dublin. Eliz-
abethtown, Kenansville. War
saw, and Clinton.
Harold Ward. local Jaycee
president, said plans were NOV
ing ahead :apidly for entertain
ing the district guests. Howard
Fowler, is chairman of the dis
trict meeting.
II marks the first time in the
brief history of the local Jaycees
that they have hosted a district
meeting. The mtcting will be
held at the Tabor City School
cafeteria.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Curtain Goes Up On 10Th Annual Yam Festival Tomorrow

Take your choice-therc are
dozens of events and some of
item should be hight down your
enjoyment alley during the
three-day 10th annual Carolinas
Yam Festival that opens il. Tab
OF City tomorrow Thursday.
Dancing, music, parades.
shooting exhibitions, walking
contests. greasy pig chases, bea-
ty pageantS. yam judging,
speeches, highly decorated
booths, and host of other at
fractions have been planned and
VIII be unveiled fer thousands
or visitors this week.
With Il program varied to some
extent from yCarS past ard yet
with attractions provided before
that proved successful, the 1857
festivities promise 80 be second
to none seen here before.
Hampered by ii late start in
the planning and with the ever
present shortage OF operating
capital, the festival committee
mas apparently overcome these
Obstacles TO bring To- Tabor City
another outstanding event.
Perhaps foremost of the
events will be the Johnny
Long Orchestra that will high
light the Queens Ball on Fri
day night. Under direction of
the Junior Chamber Of Com
merce, this marks the first
time in many years that a big
name band has played here.
Both dance tickets and spect-
atOrs' tickets will be available
at the door. There will be
seats available for spectators.
Advance sale Of dance tickets
has been in progress for sew
eral days.
With minimum OF confusion,
ne booth framework was COM
plctcd early this week under the
direction of 4. p. Counts. De-
co"atin" committees with capa-
Die assistance from school home
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Me- aor;s's Set
Workshop For
Frida- Mi~kt

The last oi .rn Workers In
"'itr--S b".GI uaid IN the Will
uiiva'on D,,,rlc' r- the Method
Is, ChurcH ruli >, held al he
Wlitcv.nc Me-. list Church
Friday "reNt, Cr,uber II. at
1870 =. IN. ~. t,pse who are
Sunday school superintendent
as. tant supcrint,ndcnts, Com
miss. - II Fdusauon chairmcn,
Sunday Scnool teachers and their
.aS........S, Methodist Youth Fell
lC". 70 ,cr sii5"E nd their as
's.-.-..-, Methodist You;. Fell
lowShip counsclors. and all past
.oCS Of the area arc expected to
attend this important workShip,"
w c. Teachcy, OF Fair Bluff,
said today.
DR.. J. f. Darlington, District
Superintendent of the Whining
ton District, will meet with all
the pastors; Rev. J. D. A. Autry,
District Director of church
school work and also pastor Of
Trinity Methodist Church in
Fairmont, will meet with the
church school superintendent
and Commission or Education
chairmen.
Rev. John Pfister, District Di-
rector Of adult work and also
pastor OF the Sneads Ferry
Verona Methodist charge, will
meet with all the workers with
adults; Rev. w. c. Tcachey, Dis
trict Director of youth work and
also pastor of the Cerro Gordo-
Olivct Methodist charge, will
meet with all workers with
youth Is years and older; Rev.
w. B. Starnes, District Director
Of intermediate work ard also
pastor Of the Shallctte Method
list Church, will meet with all.
workers with intermediate, ages
12-l4. The District Director of
children's work will meet with
all workers with children.
"A number of important items
will be discussed at this meeting,
and 1t is urged that each Meth
odist church in this area be full
~ represented" Pew. TeacheyI
said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

The largest pdraG~ ever stag
ed in Tabor City will begin
moving on Friday n > p. m.
Tally IL EIdin,s. executive
secretary of the Tabor City
Merchants Association. said to-
day that thcr" you'd be a total
o. 43 units in The parade. This
includes floats. bands, beauty
queens. etc.
Although military bands Will
be extinct. there will be nine
high school bands including the
famed Winyah High Bend from
Georgetown, S. {.
The assembly point foi this
years parade will bc behind the
Tabor City High School build
ing.
Units in the parade and the
order in which they will move
include Johnny Phillip Morris.
Winyah High School Band, Miss
Georgetown, Atlantic Coastline
Railroad float, 1908 Ford earn,
er Cain; Lake City Chamber of
Commerce Float. Columbus Co
unity Band, Miss Williams.
Township High" Fox Royal
Bakery float, Tabor City Rotary
Club float, Congressman Alton
Lennon, Whiteville High School
Band, Miss Whiteville," White
vile Merchants Association
float; Willard Garrell float; Will
liston High School band. Miss
Evergreen" Piggy Wiggly of
Tabor City float, Hickman's Boat
float, 1909 Model T, Bladenboro'
High School band, v F. w. Off
cial, Mrs. Maude Osborne. pres
idcnt of the N. c. VFW Auxili-
airy, James Wallace, department
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Archie Fipps
Funeral Today

Archie Devon FippS, &c, oIed
in the Conway, 5. {. Hospital at
1910 a. m. Tuesday following
a three year period Of declining
health.
A son of the late William Blain
Fipps and Laura ClementIne
Stephens Fipps h" was we'll
known farmer OF route ;. T -
or City. He served n Worli Wa:
| with the Navy.
Funeral services ale TO be held
from the home tins afternoon
wednesday, at 3 =. m. by the
Elder Gardner Mishoc and the
Rev. G.. Clyde Prince. Burial Will
be in the Spivcy Cemetery.
He is survived by his widow
the former Gurley Mae Wright;
two brothers, Alton and S. p.
Fipps Of route 3, Tabor City and
a sister Mrs. Vera Jernigan OF
route 2, Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Fast On The Draw
=, Ralph DAYTON smith is

a. Ralph Dayton Smith is a
man with continuance.
Nobody can draw 4 IA re-
vOlver and fire any faster
than 1 can. And I'll not change
from that statement until
ON cone show, me I'm
wrong" the 10 year Old,
squarc- jlwed yourGster said
this y eek Oh the verge of his
exhibitions at the 10Th annual
Caroiinas Yam festival in
Sabor City.
Slated for n leading role in
the three-day festival pro-
gram. Smith has trained long
and hard 10 perfect a tighten
ing-like draw that stacks up
favorable with the best Wyatt
carp and Matt Dillon can do.
II can't hit the very finest
objects with that fast draw
but i can sure hit man.
When I'm really right. 1 can
w a man in the head every
time with the fastest draw
make. I'll have some cutouts
Of men at the yam festival
and show you whether I'm
any good at hitting things or
not" he said.
II can't shoot q pistol as
accurately as I can q rifle,
though. But I'll have my rifle
too in Tabor City for the ex-
} ibition. II you think folks
would like to see IL, I'll be
glad to shoot cigarettes out Of
my brothers mouth or quart
ers out from between his fling
ers." the confident gunslinger
said without grinning.
His brother wasn't available
to verify the hazardous part
he may play in the exhibit
lions but Ralph says he wants
70 do II.
TAT any rate, Thursday aft
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
esiival May
Play Advertising
Role For State

Tabor City's widely acclaim
ed Yam Festival may play a part
in future advertising ~ North
Carolina.
Tally Ii. Eddinqs, executive
secretary of the Tabor City
Merchants Association. said to-
day that S. w. Buchanan, photo
grapher of the State Advertising
Division, had accepted his in
vitation To attend the festival.
Mr.. Buchanan rcted in his
letter of acceptance to Eddings
tnat he would he here to take
the pictures Of sweet potatoes
and the festival in general. He
said tie pictures would be used
in pu1licizing North Carolina
Vans, Tabor City and North
Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

ernoon. at $3.50 Smith Is set
to stage his first exhibition at
the Tabor City school athletic
field. The following day, Fri
day, he will put on another
demonstration OF speed and
accuracy with a shooting iron
at the exhibit hall at HOO
A. NJ.
His final demonstration, and
the only one In which his
brother will be able to take
part. he Is scheduled to do his
fast and accurate shooting in
the exhibit hall at 200 on
Saturday afternoon.
Young Smith Is determined
to use his unique ability to
get to Hollywood and then the
movies or television. A native
Of the Mollie section in Co
lumbus county. he has devoted
a great deal Of spare time to
excelling in his strange hobby
that may eventually prove to
be his real profession-but
only make believe as in TV.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Santa S Arrival
Date Is Dec. 4

Santa Claus will arrive in Tab
or City this year on December 4
at $3.50 p. m.
Tally Eddinks, executive sec
Rotary OF the Tabor City Merch-
ants Association, said today that
the promotion committee of the
Association had decided TO In
vite Santa to Tabor City on TIA.
date. Santa will be loaded. II,
WIN distribute soma 1900 bags
OF nuts, fruit and candy to the
children.
Howard Hsrrelson, chairman
of the promotion COMMITTEES,
said that IN addition to Santa's
arrival, there would b . town.
wide Santa Claus sale on De-
cember 5, 8, and 2.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

economic classes and teachers
have made the exhibit hall as
attractive as IT has ever been
IN the decade history of tho
event.
The two color official program
and recipe book Eas come off
the presses and tho ~ page
brochure appears t; compare
f&vorably with thoso Of t'.c past
two seasons.
with Mrs. Earl Cartrettc
carrying most of the load,
booth space has been sold in
a variety of towns of the area.
Mrs. Cartrcttc has devoted
many days of work and travel
IN selling the booths to mer-
chants and i'm reality has made
the event financially possible.
Some 5000 in cash prizes will
be given 10 farmers with tht
winning swcc; potato exhibits
ana County AgCn: Charles d.
Rapcr has issued IN urgent APP
pea! To potato ,ro,l crs to get
thcir best oUShcis ON display.
Officials of y. &. State Col
lesc nave again coopcrated tc
the IuiieSt in helping to pro-
mote the educational phase of
the festival. Booths stressing
the marketing OF yams are be-
heved TO be the best ever pre-
scented during a festival here
and are novel i'm every respect.
Even their location in the ex-
hibit hall has been changed.
And for folks VINO like to eat
while sightseeing, many exhibit
hall booths are devoted to that
cause. Clubs and churches have
gally bedecked food booths thro-
ughout the warehouse.
The parade on Friday is cx-
pcctcd to have NJ less than 80
floats. bands or other attractions.
A variety OF pretty girls have
been secured To- ride these floats
md Johnny Philip Morris is
set iO lead IL all The WIny,b
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
.UJA Campaign
Directors Named

The United Jewish Appeal
fund kickoff dinner was held
last night at the Hotel White
vile.
Some go persons attended the
meeting and saw beard Of gov
errors named to handle the ov-
erall planning for this years
drive.
The board of governors is ex-
pected to meet again next week
and name various community
chairman for towns in South
eastern North and South Caro-
lima.
Named to the Loard last nigh,
were Herman Leder of White
vile; Jerry Popkin OF Jackson
Vile; Harry Kramer Of Wallace
Robert Wolpert Of Loris: ant
Emanuel Sugar ~ Lumberton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

Chamber of Commerce float.
Carolina Power and Light Com
pany float. Central High School
band, Miss Crrro Gordo."
Manning, s. c, Chamber of
commerce float, Euttcr Cup Ice
Cream float. Miss LoriS. Arte-
SIa High School bind. Florence
Chamber of ConracrCc float.
Southern 800" fJa:. Lumncr,on
High School band, Miss Tabor
City M. c. Sarvis buggy, hors-
es, ponies, etc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Tabor City Beta Club Initiates l3 New Elembers

following m M bers: Leverne
Ward, Dixie Cox, Martha Brooks
Bell, Daphene Gaskin, Betty
Dimmcry, Tony Waddcll, Joe,
Hedgecoe, Henry Neil Wright
Eugene Watts, Frances Norris
Jessica Gore, Katherine Harrel-
son, and Margaret Inman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
HANDBOOK WON'T MAKE IT

WON'T MAKE III
ardrock Simpson. thr Bur
lington postmau who spends
his leisure hours walking and
running, notified Yam Festival
officials this afternoon that he
would not be able TO make an
appearance for this years
"Bunion Derby.
The amiable p,tinan hrs
been a favorite Of the crowds
ever since the "Bunion Derby
was initiated here several years
ago. He was dethroned last
year by Mack Gore Of Tabor
City. But even in defeat he
was q favorite Of the crowd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

Thirteen new members were
recently initiated into the highest
honorary scholastic organization,
- Beta Club, at the Tabor City
School.
Miss Ann Elizabeth Mallard,
PRESIDENT of the Beta Club, con-
Quoted the initiation rites for the
Offisers of the local Beta Club
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

Officers of the lp.al Beta Club
are, besides Miss Mallard, Patsy
Collier, vice president; Betty
Muriel Cox. secretary; 10 IA:
Watts, treasurer; and Ray King,
reporter.
The initiation exercise WIS
conducted during d regular chapel
program Of the school.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
TOWN BOARD MEET

Tabor City's Eoa'd of Com
missiOners will hold their regu-
lar monthly meeting Tuesday
night at the City UiH.
The meeting. originally sche-
duled for last night, was post
poned due to several OF the COM
missioner's playing an active
part In the Yam Festival func.
lions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
MISS wESTMORELAND
VISITS

Miss frances Ann westmore-
land who is teaching Science In
the Bass High School Atlanta,
Ca, spent week end before last
with her parents, Mr.. and MR.
c. G. Westmoreland.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
PONY RIDES

Pony rides will be set up Fri
dny behind the Town Hall IL wa
announced today by Raymond
Bass of Whiteville.
Bass said today that he defin-
Rely would set ND the pony rides
Tor Friday and that there was q
possibility he would remain or
Saturday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
WANT TO ATTEND"


Any persons in town OF the
immediate rural area who
'.auid like TO attend the pub
lac relations dinner Thursday
night and hear Congressman
Aiton Lennon make the main
address. is urged To procure
tickets from Mrs. s. T. Rockers
before the dinner meeting.
Time has not permitted all
persons TO be contacted per
sonally but the dinner is open
to everyone but tickets do
have to be bought prior to the
mectin~.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
LATE ENTRY

A late entry IN the yam
queens contest bringing the to-
tai to II is Miss Carolyn Turbc-
Vile Of Ccrro Gordo, sponsored
by the Cerro Gordo Home Dem
.Onstrg ton Club.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

WI! put on concert Saturday
afternoon at the exhibit hall and
then play for the Civitan-Spon-
sored square dance at Planters
Warehouse Saturday night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
r. ID. CREWS

b. u. Crews, father Of Mrs.
oeE. Walden, continues M IN
the Halifax Hospital, Halifax
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
PROCLAMATION BY MAYO
HOWARD SON

"hEREAS, Fire Prevention Week is tradtonallv
observed each year during the full calendar week
Fire of 1871 and ~ ''''"so
- "dEKEAS. in the last decade fire has killed more
b nVT,VoU persons and burned and disfigured many
hundreds of thousands more and '
WHEREAS, each year about II 500 Americans die
neeoieSSy III lire and more than twice that number
are ,I,sHGreN burned or disfigured for life and
WHEREAS, last year alone fire took the lives of
ZOl people in North Carolina and resulted in proner,
loss OF more than S31 .369.621; p''
=, NOW, THEREFORE,, l. HOWARD HARREISON
Mayor OF Tabor City in recognition of the importance
IRE prevention to all our citizens, do hereby desig-
aSs rhe week OF October 612 1857 as FIRE PRE-
vfENIlON WEEK. urge all of our people to ioin in
e!ectlve programs to promote safety in the control
HOWARD HARRISON,
Mayor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
RADIO HROlDCA&TS

RADIO ERONDCASTS
Live br0adcastS - line Yam
FESTIVAL parade VIII be aired
over VITAE in Tlbur CITY and
NENC i'm Whitcy;ilc
Managers Troy I!CEhcrson of
WTAB and Jerry Huneycutt of
NENC announced today thai
their live broadcaSts would be.
gin at ? p. m. Friday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
MRS. STEVENS I'LL

Mrs. Davis Stevens is a patient
in the James Walker Memorial
Hospital in Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

high school Uand %! Georgetown.
5. c. national champions. will
BE- he first band in the mile
. III. par1f,g
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

For those who like good coun-
try music and >i.@rc dancing.
Ken Lowell CThc aHarccroDperD
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Mayor Cites Fire
Prevention Week

mayor howard HARRISON today Joined hundred.
otner mayors throughout the country in proclan,ng
the week OF October as Fire Prevention Week
flre Is no respector of boundaries therefore Won
cannot afford to give it chance to start PRACTICE
~ ileNehuon every day of the year, every hour in
he oay regardless of where YOU NAV be and nv DOM,
so you will save life and PROPERTY said Harrclsnn e
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Howard County

NEAR NEW APL. A. FORT MEADE
custom-built, new a-bedrm. RAM
bier. ali.hrlck, sep. din. fm,. fre.
place in liy rm. full bsmt. and
ONE ACRE, Situated where realty
values are Increasing steadily. Sla,-
$50 To see this ideal home, call
RIPLEY CO., ~. b-S51l.
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MONTGOMERY c0UNTY

AMERICAN. y. PARK AREA-oPEN
20 TODAY Modern 3-bedrm. Co
tonlai nrlck nome. only . years old
Kitchen with dishwasher, disposaj
etc; powder rm.. dining rm ami
9smt. with outside entrance nd
SIDE patio fenced yard: wall.tC.
VAL carpeting priced In low POS
directions. Out Mass. ave. | blk
past D.. c. line. rieht On Jalnes.
Town I'd 70 Keokuk st.. right 10
51lS Call TU 2-36S3 or ST. q
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MISUNDERSTANDING our lovely
brick Colonial We are leaving the
area > bedrmS.. separate dining
rm.. center hall, fenced ward. pink
kitchen. full bsmt. Very near bus.
school, stores Asking only SI6,-
95O. We are in a hurry. Make an
ofer. 490e River road. OIL. 2-2273
BETHESDA: $4,000: walk TO NH
il Ice. bedrmS. unfin. 4th; brk. !:
blocks Bradley Elem. lovely
fenced yard with trees; a. trust
9sg3 Sonoma I'd OIL. s-56s7
BETHEsDA-Bv OWNER; transit.
must sell, mr.. Acc. and NH; 4
yr old brick WILLIAMSBURG. b
beorms., ia baths. center hall.
cleo kit. scr porch. rec rm.,
patio. . car RaraEe. many extras
On beautiful landseaped lot. trees
priced low for quick sale S32.950
exc. financing OIL 6-13..S. No
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EN&s~leStaG
BIn Festival HOME

-NiAGA1I: b.-levei
ior mofc comfortable liying: 4
beautiful bedrooms and . tiled
baths on second floor; living room
Witn fireplace. separate dininr
room, fully equipped kitchen that
mother will Just love and a rec
room that's Just the thing for
kids from :. 10 i0a. all on the
nrsi hoor' storage attic. a too
SHE'D and a laundry room makes
his dream a reality. HENRY j
CQNNoR; INC OIL. s-16S3; ewes.
OF. s-246S. Directions. In Be-
thesda. out Old Georsetown I'd
,,eii on Beech. right on .Wilmett.
920" Daily 1-dark.
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bier; liv. rm. with firepi. ali
electric kit with table space /:
bsmt., rec. rm. with toilet, avn
mss, l2AlS It. patio; deep fenced
lot driveway. near schools. Homo
n excel, cond; SIs.SQO AGO.
Franklin st. OWNER, VIII. 6-.Oga
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kOCkCREST, 1925 down, $50 per
mo.---Det. j-bedrm. rambler. cor
ner lot. Subject TO FLA, BUbNEY
REALTY, GA. 1880, tn. 2-a400.
ROCKvILLE-Must sell thiS week
end Germ. house, scr. porch, q
car sarase on "a acres land
EN- 2-0aO7.
ROCkvILLE-No S. down. det- 2.
bedroom home, sep. din. rm., lac.
wooded lot; payments Ike rent;
quick pcss, BuDNEY REALTY,
GA. 4-Sin6, III. 2.04OO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Clean
3-bedrm, ramb,; Sll,oOO. Immed
poss.i 1908 Burris I'd. OIL. 6.3272.
ROCKVILLE, Twin Brook Forrest
Detached 4-bedrm, home. carport
wall oven, only . years old: near
schools. 81 900 dn,. assume 4ises
loan quick possession, BUDNEY
REALTY GA, 4-s1p5. tn. 2-p400
Continued on Next Pagsl
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
ANNAPOLIS AREA

ANNAPOLIS AREA
For sale by OWNER going overseas
About acre, almost new, solidly
built bedrms, . baths . hall
baths; liy. rm.. stone iirepi. din
rinn lac Ri, game rm, brick ilre.
pl.t util rn., garage. many closets
hardwood mrs Priced for immed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY-pis-
tinciiye 3-bedroom, iS-foot brick
rambler, on . acres; den. +. baths,
lear Earage. Out River I'd. cross
Fails rds right on Gary TO first
Mouse. OIL. .-6009, BY OWNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

rURNT MlLLs-custom-buiit brk
rambler ! twin-sized bedrms..
nendous s' H. dl sou .d S dss iss
laundry rm., o-car garage. com.
pletely IN, bsmt with bath: a
1cre lovely yard with garden
80 800, CHESTER KELLER
Realtor Ju 5-1iOO' ewes, Lo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

MISUNDERSTANDING. displaced
persons from West Coast; sufferers
81 eIaustrophonia in small rooms /:
clousness REWARD: 3-bedroor,
rambler with huge pict. Windows
ana cathedral ceiling many Gus
tom features found only in houses
costing much more; mr.. All shops.
Dix, from school and pool. ilr.
ROCK Greek PIX. and rec. center
IN one OF the most desirable sub
urban communities in area; must
pc seen 70 be appreciated; Sl4,25O.
Win low down payment. For d.
rectlons. call VIII. 6-3212