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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
Masked Thief Robs
B&G Grill Monduv

A daring masked Negro bandit
waving a small black pistol net
ted $50 in the Monday night
robbery of the B&G Grill on the
Green Sea Road.
Mrs. Joe Graham, operator Of
the Grill, struggled with the
bandit but was unable TO hold
him.
Alone at the time of the rob-
berry she said she was walking
from the kitchen to the front OF
the grill when the masked bandit
entered and demanded that she
open the cash register. Although
he welded a pistol the ST." grill
operator refused to open the
register.
He tolls me three times 20
open the register but | wouldn't
do it, said the brave woman
grill operator.
After the third refusal the
bandit damned the pistol toward
Mrs. Graham.
You black--,you'd bet
ter not shoot me-" she told him.
He then knocked her to the floor
land began rifling the register.
As he foote's the register Mrs.
Graham got off the floor and
began struggling with the band
1t. He broke away and ran out
the front door.
Police officers called in coun-
Ity prison farm officers who
tracked the bandit with blood
hounds but lost the scent sever
al blocks away. 1t was surmis-
ed that the Negro was picked up
in an automobile.
Mrs. Graham described the
ibandid as a light-Skinned Negro,
about 81" in height and about
l65 pounds.
The bandit had his hat pulled
down to the top of his eyes and
wore a khaki handkerchief ever
his mouth and EJSc.
About 80 minutes prior to the
robbery a Negro entered the
Grill and asked the operator if
she was Mrs. Graham. When she
replied that she was Mrs. Ora
ham he told her he had d pack
| age for her from johnson Cotton
Company. She replied that she
had not ordered anything from
the company. He asked three
times if there was a phone in
the Grill and each time was told
that there was not a phone in
the building. He then told Mrs.
Graham that he would 20 to the
Police Station and call the COM
pany about the package and
promised to return IN about 80
minutes.
The robbery occurred about 80
minutes later and the Negro with
the package never returned. Mrs..
! Graham said that there Inight
be some connection between the
package deal and the robbery
but that the bandit was not the
: one who talked with her about
the package.
Officers are continuing Their
investigation OF the robbery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03

the leaders expressed pleasure
over the decision.
The 1859 allotment for fluc-
cured was set at 7l4.327 acres
which is slightly above this
years 713.468 acres.
For most farms the 1859 allot
ment will be the same as this
years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03

In setting the nuc-curcd al
'0tmcnt. Benson announced that
m December Is farmers would
hold a referendum on markctinc
quotas for the next three fIuc-
cured crops.
II at least two-thirds Of the
growers favor marketing quotas
the quotas will be in effect for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
TOUR MOUNTAINS

MIR. and Mrs. Ned Butler and
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene Cook spent
the Thanksgiving holidays in the
Western North Carolina noun
talns. During the tour they visit
ed Joe Coleman who is in Boone
for the tobacco season and they
also drove ever TO Mountain
City, Tenn. for a visit with the
X. c. Colcman's. The local peo-
pie were guests at the Daniel
Boone Hotel. Mrs. Joe Coleman
drove with them TO Boone.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
FLORIDA VISIT

MIR. and Mrs Elton Prince and
children, Sylvia, Elton. Jr. and
Trudy Bee. have returned from
a Thanksgiving vacation in Flor
ida. While there they visited Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Prince in Jack
sonville. They also visited at
Silver Springs and friends in
.ofhCr clfipc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
Help Fight TB

lower producer incomes and they
would tend TO accelerate the loss
of tobacco markets both at home
and abroad" said Benson.
He added that he had made
the full increase permitted by
law, thereby holding the 1859
quotas at this years level.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
Dear Santa.

Dear Santa,
I am a little boy six years old.
This is my first year in school.
| have tried all year to be a good
little boy. Will you please bring
me a pair of cowboy boots and
a set Of logs so | can build a
house. Please don't forget the
other little boys and girls.
Craig Boyd
Love
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
FIue- Cured Acreage Will Not BE Cut I'm SO

Farmers we're smiling today az
hey learned Secretary OF Arri-
'ulturC Benson announced there
would be no reduction for fluc-
cured tobacco asrcagc allot-
ncnts i'm 1859.
Benson's decision came as q
to most farm leaders
who had expected the worse. But
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
RHONDA VERSA STRICKLAND

MT. ana Mrs. Fred Strickland.
Jr. of Route 3. Whitcvillc an
nouncc the birth of a daughter.
Rhonda Vcrcsa. Wednesday. No
vcmbcr &c. James Walker Nc
mortal Hospital. Wilmington.
Mrs. Strickland Is tho former
Priscilla Ann CurriC. daughter
VI Mr.. and Mrs. n. {. CurriC.
Route 3. Whitcvillc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
WALDEN'S AWAY

Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Walden left
Monday for a visit with their
new grandson, Charles Crews,
and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Walden in Raleigh. They
also planned trip to Virginia
for visit with relatives before
returning home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
Open House Set
By Local P.T.A.

The Tabor City Parent Teach
srs Association will meet for a
oricf business session Thursday,
December 4, after which the
ZONE rooms will be open for
patrons TO visit with the teachers
md observe the work Of the
Students.
As an added attraction a group
rom the High School Chorus
will render special music.
All the patrons of the school
ire urged 20 attend by Mrs.
Ralph w. Spivcy, president
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
307 Shelley St.
Tabor City, N. {
Nov. 30. 1853

Dear Santa Claus,
I am in the 5th grade. II you
can, / would like you to bring
me a bicycle, pair of toreadors,
and baby doll crib. have been
good this year.
Love,
Donna Buffkin
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
BACK FROM RALEIGH

Miss Elvie Hammct visited
friends and relatives i'm Raleigh
during the Thanksgiving holi-
days.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03

Dear Santa Claus.
Please bring me a stove, a
refrigerator that works, set of
cookie cutters also a doll and
some clothes.
Shirley Hickman
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Johnson
and son, Jerome, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with his
relatives in Mount Airy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Cole OF
AShcvillc spent the holidays here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. {. Bell, ST..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03

Nh. and Mrs. Jim Belk spent
the Thanksgiving holidays in
Richmond. Va. with their son
Ralph Bclk and family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
VISITS IN ROCKINGHAM

Mrs O. V. Hicks, Mrs. II. B.
Bell and daughter, Martha
Brooks, visited relatives in Rock
ingham Thanksgiving day.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03

'hc 1859. 1860, 1861 crops. II
tho quotas are i'm effect. prices
w.'l h" supported AZ 90 per cent
Of parity. Eui il The quotas are
rejected there will be no sup
ports for 1859 and another ref
crcndum will be held next year
on quotas for the following three
years.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03

The lnyaS IN Peru spun and
wovc cotton more than a thous-
and years ago.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03

Dear Santa Claus,
i want two Colt, ASS and a
Cow Boy hat.
Stuart Hickman
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03
307 Shelley ST.
Tabor City, N. {
Nov. 30, 1853

Dear Santa Claus,
II you can, I would like you
TO bring me a 20 English bike,
and pellet gun. and a pair of
boots with spurs, real Archery
set.
Love,
Steyie Buffkin
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03

Report Of the Register Of
Deeds for the month Of Novemb-
r. 1858:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-12-03

Love,
Stevie Buffkin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
behalf Of the Fund.

Other Lincoln recipients
we're Thomas A. Morgan, form
rriy chairman # the board Of
The sperfs Corporation. and first
Hartman Of The Funds board of
directors: Mrs Chaynccy l. Wad-
iell. f)r the 18th year chairman
0f the Funds women's division;
samuel d. Lcidesdorf, for his
many years service as chairman
the foundations committee;
Mrs Hall Park Mccullough, for
giving the hospitality Of her
nome during the past ten years
FIR presentation Of the UNCF
tory NJ ana Hrs Walter HOY
ins for healing UNCFs first
nreai as c1mnaign chairman
and wcmen's division chairman.
respectively, ana DR. / d Pat.
t,rsnn luaArr and president Of
the College Fund.
The Iincolnsr we're presented
hy DR. Buell. g GALLAGHER. presi-
dent Of the City College OF New
York. formerly president Of Tai
ladega. a UNCF member college,
and DR. Benjamin f. Mays. presi-
dent Of UNCF"s Morehouse Col
lese
Lindsey r. KimbsIl, exeev-
rive wee president If the Rookie
Teller Foundation, was the prin-
cipsI speaker az the dinner. c.
D. jackson, vice president Of
Time Inc, served as POSTMASTER.
The Incompatible Hildesarde,"
Internationally famous ehsntevse,
entertained the guests.
Stanley c llore, president Of
1850 Standard OIL Company. and
1858 national campaign chairman,
presided
Although many Of the JNCF
campaigns across the country are
already under way, the birthday
dinner marks the official open
lng If lhe 1853 appeal Mr.
Hope said Most Of the 100 com
.npnitics ccn lucting ~Jrmal UN-
CT appeals Will campaign during
the Spring months A few cities.
towns and COLLEGE campuscs
schedule the ITNCF campaign
in the fall. But in each COM
munity Volunteers will work TO
raise the money needed to meet
10 per cent Of this years oper-
atine costs Ct the Funds 80 mem
her colleges
The 1853 national goal is 81
25C 0O0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19

carried yellow roses.
honorary members from
Detroit are as ioAON5
DETROIT Marilyn Bailey
1851 litic.ieid Seaior So.
ciety; Sally Coon. 23Gl0 "
Chicago, Circle; 10 lIasdoa
1918 Vaughan. MYyern.
Nary Ellen hlIkorian. 25l.
Norman, Circle, Mlry lIaGs
man, 1854 Greenwich. Ct.
c.e; Patricia MArticnke. 1863.
n +. Seven ~ G Ri. ,aortr
ooarc, Name ..Oorc. 1891
fcenYieW. Nyvero; Nan
Paterson. 1927 Patton. Cir
Gle; Joan Rodman. 1924
y oodllgham. Wyyern: judy
Webster. 1919 Wcstbrook.
Circle and Wyyeln Lorraine
.,lit-1- l42o7 Longyiew. Cir
Gle; Eleanor Williams, 121-
II Morica. Circle: Jean Viii
oughby, 1440l Glastunbry,
Mortar Board; Gail iWther-
poon, 1887 Ashton, Senior
Society,"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19

datCucltcS Tor thcir Organlza-
IONS.
The international BUsines
Machines Corporation was award.
ID Lincoln" for letting a pat
ern for corporate giving with lis
,riginsl contribution 10 the Col.
eye Fund in l944. This was the
irsi corporate gift received by
ne Fund, made many years
efore corporations regularly con.
-ibUfed 10 education and phil
lnihropy.
The American Broadcasting
Company'S Lincoln" was pre-
ented for seven years Of con.
inuous weekly programming Of
hoIrs of UNCF member schools
Leonard II. Goldenson. president
I American Broadcasting Par
mount Theatres, Inc, accepted
the award.
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger. son
4, the publisher accepted the
Lincoln for The New York
lines The Times. the New York
Ierald Tribune and The Pitts.
,urgh Courier were all cited for
lheir early editorial recognition
# the national importance Of the
,ollcge Fund, The Courier pub
ishcd the letter which first sug
5cstCd pooling Of resources
~ private Negro colleges to
make 4 united appeal for funds
DR. + ID Patterson, then pre-.
Sident Of Tuskcgee Institute.
wrote the original letter. The
award was accepted by Mrs.
Robert L Vann president and
treasurer Of the Courier
Another award recipient was
John d. Rockefeller. Jr.. who
has served as chairman Of the
Funds Nat onal Coun.
eli since its inception. John D..
Rockefeller III accepted the
Lincoln for his father.
James &. Stamps, founding
president ~ the National coUn.
Gil OF UNce Alumni, was also
awarded a Lincoln a regional
director Of tire Social Security
Board in ChirsSo. Mr.. Stamps
is the moving spirit behind the
Alumni Councils activities on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
Social & Civic
Round-Up...
Continued from Page u

lConfinued from Page J
rev, Philip, ThaddaeUs, Simon
bartholomew were represented
~ guest participants from Tim
othy Baptist Church, Rev. Jones.
IS fiattnias. Rey. tiosIey as James
md G. Springer as Jude.
Yrs Marguerite Mays of MI
)l.tc. and Mrs. Carter Of End
Baptist churches served as guest
teachers. Subject for discussion
vaS "sacraments Of the Church. .
tier guest represented the fol
loving churches: New St. Paul,
81 stephens. Morning Star, War.
zen Ave. Little Rock, Oakland
Agc and others
III" badges worn by the men
representing the apostles re.
presents the Graf. acquired by
hrs Bertha l. Marion. General
sD'ilav school Supt They were
in striking color. bearing scquins
and grey tassels. The service was
rendered a success. financially
and spiritually and was well al.
tended Rev. J. p. Wilson. is
minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19

The "Lincolns" were given for
carly and continuing support CT
ltt iun.'. which was chartered
n 1914
Recipients Of the special.
designed new statucttcs included
two education foundations. a cor
WESTON. q radio network. thre,
'"'f' aocrs .aad distinguished in
liydr4ls
Inc G. neral Education Board
nd the Jdlius PcsenwaId Funt
received awards for their original
raSis making possible the first
JNCF campaign Is years ago
Dean pusk, president Of the
General Education Board and the
Rockefeller Foundation. and Les
ing J Rosenwald accepted tn,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
BY ROBBIE L. cRUmP

DR. II. II. MoIison, Chicago
rb,Sicjan. came 10 Detroit last
week TO attend the funeral OF
bs brother, Mr.. W. d. Morrison,
Ir local business man and
founder of the Morrison Invest
mcnt and Realty Company. The
funeral was held at the Joseph
campau Street Church Of Christ,
With Elder A. Z. Rose conduct.
ing the eulogy.
Brother Homer Black read
scripture Prayer by Brother o.
Trone. Those having remarks
we're Augusta Galloway, Booker
T Washington Trade Association,
and George S. Harris President
National Real Estate Brokers AS
ISOLATION acknowledgements were
lead by Brother II, G. Locke,
SOM leader Brother \. {. Holt.
Active pail bearers were j. S.
Winston. Levi Kennedy, Zebcdee
Bishop. Jesse Bishop. Jr., J. o.
Williams. John II. Kolb. Hugh
Robert, James West, and Thomas
Owens Honorary pail bearers
we're Board Of Directors: Victory
Loan and Investment Company,
Detroit Real Estate Brokers As
soclalion, National Association OF
Real Estate Brokers, and The
Morrison Investment and Really
Company, Inc.
Others who came from out CT
lgn TO attend tie rites were
Mr. George Harris, Chicago. Mr.
and Mrs Wendell Catlin, Cleve-
land, Ohio, Mrs. Patricia Haulter-
huihde, New York, Mr.. Norman
Warden, New York, Mr.. Grant
D Wood, Mrs. .Monnie. Golf, Mr.
Pcarllnc Turner aatl mir. Neal
Turner all Of Gate City, Virginia.
Mr. Morrison had maintained q
perfect attendance record for 81
Vars at the Church Of Christ
Where he was member.
Among the AWARDS and hon0rS
te received and cherished were
bronze plaque presented by the
Clevclsnd, Ohio, Real Estate
Brokers Association in 1852 for
nrrlorruS service rendered the
National Association of Real
Estate Brokers.
Another plaque presented by
Inc Dcirol, Real Estate Brokers
Association in 1853 for the same
reason, and also lifc.sizc oil
prvlraIt whlcl was presented
during the 1855 Convention of
lle n. a r L. b. in Brooklyn,
New York Mr.. Morrison dedicated
us I'll. TO the extension Cf,
.arlsts Kingdom on earth and
lor lhlS cause he died. Survivors
are MS Wis, Ollie, four children.
Two brothers and five grandchil- /
drcn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19

~Oiii SNiiNNi oOhs Jiss DdiluI Il Anu
erson, Jr., Sandra Andrews, Shar-
pin Butler, David CyarS. Kenneth
Cyars, Pamela Flowers, Christoph
or Flowers, Michael Harrison
Theresa Lewis, Gail L;tlloton,
Esther c. Smith Joyce Ana Smith
and jeanne Wormely.
Models for me Fashion Review
were Jessie Downs, Bertha Rar.
r;s, May lawrence. Olivia Little.
ron. Marie PaiilIo. C.ha Dele
Smith. Lvrlean Wright, Luciovs
Terrell, Jr, and Helen Yovns.
Hat creations by Bcrnice L.
Franklin, Fashion commentator
Madgerenc Cyars, pianist, Mary
Elizabeth Anderson. liostesses
we're Robbie Myrick. Hazel And
erson, Virginia Anderson and
tloretta Woods. The afflir was
sponsored By group No. 6, Frank
{. Ford, captain. Bishop c. l..
Anderson, pastor
Rev. j. II. Graham, chief of
student recruitment, Cannon
Theological Seminary, Atlanta,
Ga, stopped in the Motor City
last week on his way to Boston,
Mass, on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Humphrey
and daughters, Harriet and joyce.
Of Maine Street spent the Easter
holidays in Chicago visiting with
Mrs. Humphreys father, Mr.. s.
:" Loo m Ms Lula HUNT rhev
worshipped at the New Naza-
.>..i - post c.lugcn Iney arose
their Buick 90.
The Detroit Real Estate Brokers
are busy completing plans for
their annual banquet to be held
at the Detroit Leland iiclel this
Friday night The Br0kercttcs
are anxious TO SHOW the out-of-
towncrs their hospitality with
an after affair
Mrs. Johnnie Ruth Smith cf
f. St Louis. H.. stopped over
here on her way t. Cleveland.
Ohio, last Saturday. on a biisines,
trip Son, Booker 4, Jr. my ne
phcw) remains Il our house Until
she returns.
hundreds of members and
friends Of the New Light Baptist
Church attended the annual tea
Of the Improvement Club If the
church at the home Ct the pastor
Rev and Mrs. a. NJ Martin on
Chicago Blvd. on Sunday, April
10.
Rev. Taylor, president Of the
y NJ f. State Sunday School and
b. 7. u. CONGRESS- is asking all
members e tAc CO.. ,reSs TO
meet on Thursday. Aprll II, at
IL O'Clock noon. The meeting will
be held at the Taylor Brothl ;
Park in Inkstcr. Michigan, on
Isabella Road. All are invited TO
attend.
Another note on Adolphus
Ross, formerly Of the Thompson
Avenue Baptist Church in High 4
land Park. Adolphus was ordained
on last Tuesday night at the |
Pilgrim Baptist Church in Chica
go.
Immediately following the rites
Of which seventeen ministers
were present. a banquet was
given in honor of the young man.
ne preached IN the man audi
torium OF the church last Surfav
morning on the subject Daniel
and the Faith.
Rev. w r. ~. pastor &c
Thompson Avenue IS due much
credit in helping this youngstcr
% reach the high moral standard /
In hoe Rov I G Austin IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
spRI &c FASHION TEA

Inc fashionable home of Ri.
Snop and Mrs C. l.. Anderson at
~ +. Boston Blvd, made per.
i,c' settns for the Spr.ns Ia.
SIMON Tea on Easter Seaday e.
ternoon.
Inc affair was sponsored by
,ne Church Expansion Drive of
anderson Temple Church of God
IN Christ with Mrs. Frank Cur.
vs. lEd(ye Dettic) Ford serving
lnatol WI"
the dining table which extend.
80 80 completely across the huqe
s"'"s room was beautifully de.
.''''ed with suthentic..ockinu
,o'es forming a zi1,as circle a.
'' " the table cloth.
~ my ITS modo,cI at 4 30 p.m.
lucy lucy" were Gary Craig Carithcrs.
w Ies''ne Samantha Anderson ant
"arcclinc Diane Sims. WV
o'ner youths modelling were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
IS Lincoln Statuettes' Awarded
AT UN(F's 18th Birthday Party

NEW YORK-Fifteen 'Lincons" statuettes of the
10th president awarded TO friends Of The United Ne
College rund at dinner celebrating the 18th ami.
versary CT the organization Monday evening April IA The
Ter 100 Was held in the Rsinbow G i'll 65h floor 80
'cck.eier Plaza 1t birthday gift from longtime sup
70 ie's CT tie College fGnd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
FOOD STAMP PLAN FOR
DISTRIBUTION REPORTED

X Representative Martha w.
G'ifilths ID of the 18th Dis
trict reported from Washing
ton on the food stamp plan
Tor distribution of surplus
sood to needy families, on
YOUR GOVERNMENT Tues
day, April 9th over WIZ.
Mrs. Griffiths serves on
be House Banking and Cur
lency committee and the Co
ctlus2At operations commit
tee.
Congressman Robert J. Nc
Intosh RI of the 7th Dis
trict presented a report on
YOUR GOVERNMENT on
Tuesday. April 18th. Repre-
sentative Charles c. Diggs,
jr. Cd Of the 18th District
Niil aNuear on Ap,il 22nd.
YOUR G GOVERNMENT is a
series Of weekly reports from
'Fasri1gion by Michisan's
Senators and Representatives
on the activities CT the 85th
Congress, broadcast ca h
Tuesday evening At 8:45-
900 pm. on the Goodwill
Station.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-19
- HERE, and THERE

pastor CT pilgrim. Adolphus is
the son CT Mr and Airs Collins
Ross Of Shicago and the nephew
Of Or Love lone Nero memDer
Of the Board OF Education in
Memphis. Tenn. and pastor OF
Ncbo Baptist Church there
Mrs. Marsetta Wells, president
of the New Fra District Sunday
School and b. r. L. Congress
wishes TO extend her apprecia.
ton TO all the members. pastors
and friends who helped to make
the congress success. Climaxing
service was last Friday night
with a play "iila In.ng LJlu 4.
grEE%7w'' sss
Eev C. X. Williams. pastor
Of the st. Mark BAPTIST Church
Woodrow Wilson at Leslie. left
for points South and West Sat
urday on business for the Ma
tional Baptist Convention, L. S.
A., Inc.
n = y
The Mothers Board Of the ST
Mark Church presented the Ten
Origins last Sunday evening. Mar
rator was Mrs. Della Lee Mother
Surna Swan is president. Mother
j. !! White sponsor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

HILLS - Near Burning
Tree Club; charming rambler. only
5 years old, on "a acre Of land
scaped ground and the loveliest
walled brick patio we've ever seen.
House has large living room. din
ing room. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths.
tomorrow's kitchen; full basement
with recreation room that brings
Obs and Abs. Hobby room, garase
3Os. REALIsTINGS CORP. OIL.
2-O20S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

AhAOhAh DREAM! De luxe brick
nome, near .sanitarium. like newt
Firepl, l5-ft. .mirrored din. rm..
h huge Kit 3 bedrms,, den; 2 baths,
nuee rec. rIn., garage. hot-water
heat, carpetingl Sle,50Oi RIP
LEY Co. III k-R111
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

SILVER SPRING Carroll Knolls)
S16,750-Almost new 3-bedroom
brick rambler on "a of an acre:
English bsmt., > firepls.. de luxe
kit. Assume S1A5O0 loan, S1O9
pays all. 10. 5-36SS. SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES MGT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
Army Map-Glen Echo Area

OPEN SUN. / TO $50
brick colonial with heavy ' Tie roof i
LIST floor Law; 22-ft. iiv. rm.. eiec.
kit, rec. rm. with stone firepl..
huge scr. porch. built-in garage;
new washer and dryer; beautiful
wooded lot with IS It. frontage.
Breathtaking view Of Va. hills.
viii consider $500 dn.: bal.
approx. 500 ner mo. Dir; out
Macarthur blvd. tjust past Glen
Echol 70 canada's store. left ] blk.
home. Mr. Bartlett. HA. 2-3421,
With FRANK S. PHILLIPS. INC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

ACC VIcINITY--Brick home. on an
acre; full basement: dining room:
stairs up. stove. refrigerator: Venes
tan blinds. storm windows; S13,..
300 on easy terms.
SAME NEIdHRoRHooD-simi:
chicken houses for Sl5.750.
ROCKVILLE-Brick rambler. ia
excellent condition. must be sold;
asktng S14.950.
MANY OTHERS
ROMER g. CO.. Gaithersburg 290