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CONN. ava. ESTATES, Qptn 4 10 q
near ell schools and hua--N'
bedrm.. 2-bAth brk rambler rec
I'm. bsmt. outside exit. FHA,
&lk,a10 1906 Randolph I'd
CLAUDE WOOD. 10. 1-79OO.
CONN. 0AnDKNs---Lortls s-bsdrm
brick rambler In lmmac. Cond,
rear scf porch. patio and trees
$500 will handle SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES MANAGEMENT, 10
CONN. AVE-. RsTs. --sae6 dn., NJ
settlement charees; oet. femhlers
Dsesms. assume ~ q le esn
DOCTOR or pENTIsT of,ss alt
home combined on choice QeeIkls
ave. BLOCK FROM WHEATON
SHOPPING CENTER Assum.
laree Oh loan. HUGH r. PECK
ll3t0 oeorela ave. 10. B-474e ~
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SPRTN0FTELD SHOW PLACEl .
TAKOMA-LANGLEY

Immpc. rambler. 3 lge. rms, "
baths: desirable loo. FLA, $3.50
No AGENTS. HE. 4-O3an.
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CHEVY CHAsE--charming redec;
English Tudor. 3 lse. bedfms.,
paths, liy. rm., formal din. rm.
nice rec. rm., desirable elose.ln
section; upper 2Os. a. p. PISANl
Realtors. OIL. 1880; ewes. 10
4-Tb7a. -
CHEVY CHASE GARDENs--S24.g 6t
Handsome brick Colonial. surpris-
inRly spacious and gracious. Lafgt
living room, dlnine room, tabll
space in Kitchen, 3 bedrooms, Y
baths, possible 2 bedrooms ~
floor, paneIed rec. room. fireplace
built in garage: gas h.-W. h.: leve
lot. BIELINGSLEY REALTY co;
EN-. 2-2326. ewes. WO. o-b9S3
CHEVY CHASE---New listing. Stu.
ated on beautiful level lot. Brlel
colonial. Spacious first. floor, .9lul
3 bedrms., . baths and dormitor,
room up. Excellent value. In the
eos y to o, EN-. 2-54uO. Ewes
OIL. 2-3552. METzLKR REALTOR
CHEVY CHASE YIEW--Lge o-rm
rambler on huge fenced lot, 1908
lA7, lovely paneled rec. rm., mod,
ern Kit. 81. 900 cash, above 81. ,Olt
LIST trust. BEERS BROS INC ~
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MASS. AVE. EXT. AREA. in Mo-
hican Hills-Like.reW prick ram
3 baths, complete all-eiee. kit.
screened porch, lge. finished day
light rec. fm., util. rm., RaraEe,
beautiful grounds: immaculate
throughout. Avail. after June O.
1920 per mo. To inspect, call OIL
0-ArtS mr. OIL. 3-144H
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BETHESDA. New brick Colonial
lie and paroehial schools and new
shop center; weil-prop0rtione
Iiv. rm. with firepl.. sep. din. rm.,
compl. equip. kit. study and pow.
der Tm. on LIST A.. 3 hedrms.. :.
baths. full bsmt.: $27.N50 KOR-
ZENDORFER. REALTOR, OIL
4-Ri1I I'll N
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|DRUSKIN & co.
KEN SELL YOUR HOME
1890 viers Min I'd. 10. b-33do
TRADES

SILVER sPRIN0-ws need nat.
Cape COD With 4 bedrms.. 3 baths
and porch. II you are interested
In buying or selling, call LAIRD
y. SCOTT. ReaItor. ~. a-O490
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HOUSES FOR sALE--M.W.
AMERICAN u. PARK

AMERICAN u. PARK
434S BRANDYwINE ST. NV. cor,
Of 44th st.--Attrse. semidetached
2-story brick: Q rms, and bath;
front and rear perches, 4Oxl 10
lot: priced fnr qIiirk sale 1T sl4,-
15l. terms. Ma, 8-934O, ewes. EM
3-S245. OLIVER 7. CARR. REAL
TOR
AMER, U..SPRING VALLEY AREA!
Handsome Colonial residences IN
absolutely perfect condition on q
beautiful wooded lot. spacious
eenter-hall plan with library and
powder rm. on LIST moor; Dig
bedrms., 2 baths on End: finished
3rd floor; lovely rae. rm. with
firepl. and bar: immense screened
porch over attached garage. slate
roof, expensive carpetine, grapes
and sir conditioner included
Mid-4Os Florida owner urges
quick salel FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
INC, d. 5-141l, ewes. EN-
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ADEI.PHI

Here Is . home that will
please ever member Of the
family. Priced right for I'M
mediate sale, Is this Epotless
3-bedrm. brick rambler; DE-
luxe kit. rec, room, 2 fun
baths. 12xlfl screened porch
delightful lot with lots Of
flowers and shrubs. just
SI6.Q50 with flexible terms.
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COLONEL - DKTACMKD GRIM
Brick only &16,hN0. nxctlIenl
lqe.; tnll bsmt.i Nv, I'm, with are
pls sep. DIN. rm., Dch patio
FhA low down pymf, Call Mrs
ef4 ~ ir 2,yiSa az e ST s-sscs
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CHEVY CHAsE--Perfeet home for
physician or dentist. This big. Gus
TOM built rambler is located %
a pretty street, Just q short Walk
from Deal Jr. High and Wilson
High Schools. Center-hall plan;
study and powder Tm., 3 bedrms.,
2 baths, clubroom, screened porch
complete mother-in-law apt. or
once on lower level, 2-ear garage'
many extras; priced In the upper
4Os. Quick sale desired. Call eur
uptown once. KE. 1-lSoO. IA y
PIP; ,a niHtESNNo m 3 r SSll Co.
CHEVY CHAsE--9tOne and brick
beauty on a deep wooded lot IN the
Lafayette School area; sparkling
clean and tastefully decorated: 2
bedrms., baths. den, screened
porch. garage and many extras;
SEA $50. Must sell quickly, call
or uptown once. KE., .-lSOv,
ii1e. SHANNON l. L0CHs co.
CHEVY CHAsE-Spotless house. in
ideal location; block to Lafayette.
Blessed Sacrament, TRANSPORTATION
3 bedrooms, 2 new baths, liv. RIM,
din. rm all-elec. kit. with dish
washer and disposal. AL on one
floor: full bsmt,, stairs to full
attic: deep lot; garage; low zus
BILLIN0SLY REALTY CO., EN-.
2-a3G6: ewes, EN-. 3-6l13.
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HOUSES FuRNIsRED
HOUSES UNFuRMIsHED

AI.ExANDRIA-Roomy brick hopsl
with 81 living room and marble
fireplace. 3 bedrooms, 2la baths
rec. room with bar: patio under
ref 7S & TO ss sc es no 1E R ssSSo
lis West Broad street. Fall
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TO a Red Hot "Buy"

To q Red Hot buy"
Il his lmmaenIats esIl-buIlt split,
level that's "FAR OUT FRONT
when Il comes n real value;
tvln-tlxe bedrms. and ga baths
din, I'm /. ana a. luxe up &c
THE MINUTE" kit: full bsmf
With inads ~ storage snare. Movl
right IN and taxa over large ar
loan with smell cash down: SCI,
200 0K'd 4 TRADE.
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HTII,ANDAIE

nkALhIN0AL
Almost new brick split-level: beaut
ess s sEp 5fS t sss 'ssIATiHsss s'
Extremely Ice. fully equip. kit,
sep. din. rm., 2 fireplaces, entte.
ing screened porch. overlooking
lge. lot with trees.
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
HOMES NEEDED!--In all parts d
MONTGOMERY County: 3 and bed
rms, any style. Waiting clientele
has q price range spread from
SI6.000 to S4O.000 For prompt
courteous service. call JU. $500
Ewes. WI. 2-3213. LAWRENCE
v. LUTES CO.
KENsINGTON- WHEATON AREA--
Only 4 new ramhlers and ! split.
level left. Prices start at .Sl7.96O.
, bedrooms. ia. baths, choice 10.
cations. See them TODAY. cal
FREDERICK w. HERENS, SALES
INC. ~. T-7500.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; 4 bed
rms. rec. RIM. 2l5 baths, bsmt
excel. location. BY OWNER. Assume
$1,000, a. OF; S21 800. WI
H-fGAsb
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FOREST HILLS. brand-new list
ing in the heart NJ this exclusive
area. Remodeied older. home, In
an enchanting, beautifully land
scaped setting; 4 bedrooms, ga
baths. clubroom, today's kitchen;
priced In early sos. BY appoint
ment. Call our uptown once, IKE
7-1SO0 III z Pm. taftsr pm
call KE 7-117gl, SHANNON 4
IUCHS co.
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GEORGETOWN

NEW LISTING. Immse. 3 bedTms !,
lge. rec. rm.. powder rm. and
patio. well priced at $30,QQ0;
exclusive. Ewes. call EN-. 2-b4Be.
COUNTRY CLUB REALTY
1897 Wis. Ave, NV. DE. 2-l2l5
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HARDWARE STORE

HARDWARE STORE
One Of WashinRton.s oldest, estab-
cludes good lease, complete stock,
Plus company truck.
A REAL BUY WITH GOOD TERMS
Call Mrs Rice, SANDOZ, INC, DU
.7-I2s4' home, EN-. 2-3a93.
LIQUOR sTORE-OWner suffering
from heart attack. store must be
sold. will saerifiee. Sunday, RA,
D-75a1: wkdays NO. 5-p41a.
MOTOR COURT-one Of the best
paying courts south Of Alexandria,
Va. Excel. living quarters for
owners and manager, Substantial
cash required: balance financed
See JOHN HILL CARTER, JR
REALTOR. g17 PRINCE ST,
Alley, VA XII s-ols7; Ewes
NEWSSTAND, HOTEI--candy, ei-
earettes, souvenirs. MAGAZINES,
tours. etc. Call after 3 pm. DI
7-4S00. Ext, 120.
PENN-MAR SHOPPING CENTER
Opening this fall; space available
for flrst-class restaurant. Major
stores include Penney's. Kresgei
Grand Union, Peoples. western
Auto. etc. Between Marlboro pike
and Pa. ave ext ut Forestville
Md, Phone 10. 7-1016.
RESTAURANT. well known. Over
$3.50 daily average. Parking. liquor,
nets x40,O0u; mgrs.' salaries xHDI
per wk. $9b,O00 cash dn LES
SMILEY, Ma. $3.50. eve. JU
S-35bB.
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
For only S1,2OO. stock included
you can own your own business
Located on heavily -traveled Ri.
This is an ideal station for the
right man with limited capital
Further information, call Mr.
CRAIG. ia. $500.
SMALL BOOMING HOUSE = Oh
heat; reas. rent: selling account
Of illness Box Sissy. star.
STATION FOR LEASE, located Oh
Wilson blvd. in Arl., Va, gasoline
facilities only: low rental. mini
mum investment needed, For fur
Their information call Mr.. KING
IA. 9-S500.
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WHEATON
$3.50 DOWN

3 bedrms., hv. rm.. sep. din. RIM,
kit. gas heat. plenty OF closet
space, Ice. fenced yard: SIS ~
will pay all carrying charges.
tn. 2-9b1b HoLLoMAN JU. s-65aa
WHEATON, CTTY-lst time offered:
excel. eond., $3.50 On. MANoViIL
REALTY CORP. 10. 4.S440.
S12 ,5OO--3 bedrmS.,
liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen, full
bant., outside exit. Only 500
down. and SIS per month. HUGH
n PECK. 10 k-4TAg
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KELLY = CO.
GLOVER PARK

NEW, EXCLUSIVE. Attrae. English
style row. brick on dead end
street. Side entr.; liv. rm. with
firepl. full din. rm., bedrmS
and 2 baths, rec. room openins
onto patio and garden, bath;
brick earage. Shown By appt. Cal
FE. 3-a023 ewes.
COUNTRY CLUB REALTY
1731 Wis. Ave. NV. DE. s-l2la
MseARTHUR BLVD. AREA
6-rm., 2-bath brk. Capt
Cod with bedrm. and bath on -
A.: better-than-new cond.: hot
water heat; l blk. from transp.
priced for auick sale: CAL MIS-
A. 8. GARDINER 4 CO.. INC,
1881 L ST. NV. Ma. s-Ss2a
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IANHAM

Like freedom, sunshine
and fresh air? Then see this
very delightful all-fnasonry
home with Gear detached
gRraEe. level 1O0xi70-ft.
cor. lot that aboundg with
beautiful flowers, shrubs and
majestic shade trees: big.
Nv. Tm. with fireplace. SEP,
din. rm.. modern De luxe
kif.. h.-W. heat. Health rea-
sons forces owner 10 sell.
Price Sl6.5bO. You may as
sumo $1,000 49, loan.
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GLOVER PARK

Calvert and Tunlaw. Delightful
semidet., liv. rm.. din. rm., break
fast rm.. kit. 3 bedrms... bath,
high-ceilinged rec. rm. with. y
bath: Eafage. viii rent furnished
Mr.. Conner, Re. 3-332O, NO.
1-2sll wr,,v 10
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Pinehurst-S-rOon split-leVeI,
Somerset-ColoniAl, . rms, ga D
Observation-Disclosures, z rms. y
baths, mid-3O,s. Call WO. 6-9300
TIM 2. EDW. H. JONES q co. INC.
CONN. AVE, AREA, 23Os Goth st.
n.w.-3rk. house; apt: ) bed
rms. ; baths good inc. OIL. b-sh9u
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ROCKVILLE. TWinbTook: $500 dn..
$50 mo. pays ali-3 bedrm. home
room for 9Th bedroom: fireplace
al. e@es7ii. GA. 4-s7s5.
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year period between 1915 and
1856, for example, only one
patent has been granted by
the Government to q Soviet
citizen. y
A Soviet patent IL good for
Is years. during which time no
one may use the invention
without the authors consent,
1t Is because this limitation also
applies to the Soviet govern
ment that patents have been
issued so rarely here.
More common Is the "certi-
flcate of authorship" which.
In return for granting the gov
eminent all rights to an inven.'
ton, awards the inventor an
extraordinary grant," Such
grants have ranged from 200
rubles 1920 at the tourist rate
Of exchange) to 100000 rubles
10000.
One additional complaint Of
Soviet inventors is that their
factory supervisors, by tradi-
ton, receive a share Of this
grant merely because they help
introduce the invention to in
dustrial production.
It Is said that the new patent
law being drafted win meet
many Of the grievances Of the
inventors. One Of its provisions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Use Finally Found
For 1852 Discovery

NEW YORK.-An effect first
noted In lS52-cathode metal
sputtering-may be used rs the
basis Of q method for making
precision printed circuits for
communications equipment.
Researchers at a New York
concerns laboratory say the
technique consists Of lombard
ing catholics with ionized gas
molecules to dislodge metallic
atoms which then redeposit on
adjacent surfaces.
They assert that II is possible
that the method could be used
for making entire printed cir
cults. including resistors, ca
FACTORS. and leads.
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becomes necessary to tell an
other inventor that his BRAIN
storm already exists.
Few Put TO Use
Writing in the Communist
Party newspaper Pravda, Mr..
Kiselev said that very few Of
his SO inventions were put to
use, even though they would
have saved Soviet industry con-
siderably in labor and money.
He pointed out that In 1949
he invented a highly efficient
pintle chisel for drilling heavy
rock. The ministry then in
charge Of the petroleum indus
try turned it down, on the
grounds 1t was useless and un-
productive"
Only in 1855, said Mr..
Kiselev, after an identical de-
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Soviet Inventors Attack
Reds. FiIe-F Policy

MOSCOW. Mar. 7 (NANA) /.
Build q better mousetrap In
Russia today and no ones go
ing to beat a path 10 your door.
At least that's the way it
seems to Soviet inventors. They
have issued sharp attacks re-
Gently against bureaucrats
whose policy toward new ideas
seems to be "file EN- and forget
EN-" Because Of the protests.
the government is drafting q
new patent law.
Soviet prize winner d. Kis-
elev. who has invented 80 major
tools and machines for the mi
ming and petroleum industries,
claims that many q new, dis
covery is buried In the archieves
and is dug out only when 1t
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vice was patented and put In
TO operation In West Germany
and the United States. was his
invention produced In Russia.
He said that he also In
vented in 1919 another chisel.
capable Of trebling oil drilling
efficiency &C great depths. and
that 1t was widely praised not
only In Soviet newspapers but
In a special documentary film.
But 1t still has not been put
into use. he said.
The prize winning inventor
said this was all the more
remarkable because the Gov
eminent recently has set up
several organizations TO speed
up the introduction Of new
chisels In the high-priority
petroleum industry.
The Russian Republic Coun-
ell Of Ministers even created o
committee on chisels" and the
post Of "chief chisel spe-
cialist." he said.
One Patent Granted
The whole Soviet policy
toward patents and inventions
has been characterized by In
ventors as one Of "muddle and
arbitrariness." During the 10.
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win provide q fairer system Of
cash awards for inventions pro-
duced through teamwork. The
new law also win require that
an inventor be rewarded even
II application Of his idea Is
delayed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

Magnificent Concord 21"-Superior Mag
navox quality. This full console has
features you would expect only on sets
costing much more: -262 SO. in. OFFICIALLY
filtered screen. Full-tranSformer chassis.
Area seIector switch. Convenient top con-
trolls. Magnavox 8" high fidelity speaker.
Mahogany, oak or cherry color finishes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Choose Either of These Console,

De luxe New Yorker 21"-At Just touch
of your finger you can have your most
desirable viewing angle with this de luxe
console swivel base TV. Automatic pic
ture and sound stabilizers, 262 So. in.
OFFICIALLY filtered screen, plug in for
record player and stereo connection. Two
8" hi-fi speakers. Mahogany, oak or
cherry color finishes.
Evening star., 1959-12-19
Pulpit Guests
Are Listed by
3 Churches

Three Washington area
churches have announced that
guest speakers will occupy their
pulpits for services tomorrow.
The Rev. Joseph r. Sizoo,
Millbank Professor of Religion
at George Washington Univer-
sity, will preach on when
Dawn Comes" during the IL
a m. services at Wesley MethO-
dist Church, Connecticut ave-
nue. and Jenifer street NV.
Also during the service. seven
new stained glass windows will
be dedicated.
The Rev. Herley c. Bowling,
assistant secretary of the Com
mission of Chaplains of the
Methodist Church, will speak
at the Christmas Sunday
School service of Francis As
bury Methodist Church, 3146
Sixteenth street NV, at 9:45
a. m.
The Rev. John v. Grier
Koontz, Washington Bible
teacher and evangelist. will
speak at the IL am. service
of Faith Bible Presbyterian
Church, which meets in Broy-
hill Auditorium. 1920 Lee high
way, Arlington.
DR.. Ronald C. Coleman of
Sydney. Australia, will preach
at the IL am. service in St.
Luke's Methodist Church, Wis
consin avenue and Calvert
street NV.
Evening star., 1959-12-19

story. masonry and timber
structure. will be finished in
April. 1860, the company
spokesman said.
The National Capital Parks
announcement said that the
structure is planned to improve
facilities for the 10000 people
using the area annually.
Evening star., 1959-12-19
Recreation Plant
Contract Granted

A $4,000 contract to build a
recreation center on the Stod-
dard Playground, Thirty-sixth
and Calvert streets NV, has
been awarded to the Milport
Construction Co., Inc, Harry
T. Thompson, superintendent
of National Capital Parks, an
nounced yesterday.
The proposed building, a one
Evening star., 1959-12-19

M. Browne Bible Class at 10
am. tomorrow.
Prose and Poetry of the
Season" will be presented by
DR.. Wallace. Culver, professor
of sociology at American Uni
versity, before the Forum group
of Mount Vernon Place Meth
odiSt Church at 10 am. tomor-
row. Thomas Golden of the
Electronic Projects Section of
Melpar will be the guest teacher
of the Mount Vernon Couple
Bible Glass at 10 am. tomorrow.
Christmas and Christ" will be
the subject of Mr.. Golden's
presentation. Mrs. Mary Love
will speak to the Fellow
Evening star., 1959-12-19

South Pacific Affairs of the
State Department. will present
the lesson before the Vaughn
Bible Class for Men of Calvary
Baptist Church at 10 am. to-
morrow. The class orchestra,
which has been directed by
Chester c. Hutchinson for over
Is years, will present a special
program of Christmas music.
Miss Margaret K. Patterson
will speak to the Burial Bible
Class for business and profess
sional women at 10 am. tomor-
row. Mrs. Emily Franklin
Hearne will teach the Florence
Evening star., 1959-12-19

Epworth will serve as hosts with
Mrs. Blanche F. Updike, chair
man.
Daniel Walther, chairman of
the Church History Depart
ment Of Potomac University,
Theological Seminary, Seventh
Day Adventist. will be the guest
teacher Of the Harrison Bible
Class of st. Luke's Methodist
Church at 9:45 am. tomorrow.
Capt. Reid L. Hammann. past
president of the class, will pre-
sent the Scripture lesson. Virgil
NJ. Thompson, first vice presi-
dent, will preside.
Prof. John A. Daiker of the
University Of Maryland, mem
Der Of the United Church of
Christ Ingram CongregationaD
will represent the o. H. Ingram
Bible Class as guest teacher be-
fore the Central Union Mission
Glass at 8:15 am. tomorrow
Harold r. Miller will read the
Scripture. Arthur H. Ford, vice
president of the Washington
City Bible Society, will preside.
Wade Mitchell will present
the Christmas story before the
Harriet T. Lipp Bible Class of
Hamline Methodist Church at
$50 am. tomorrow.
The Brotherhood Bible Class
OF Sherwood Presbyterian
Church has elected the follow
ing officers for 1860: Alfred w.
Fischer, president; Raymond
Reimoehl, vice president; John
F. Carlson, secretary, and Roy
S. Clarke. ST., treasurer. Meet
a Second-Century Christian"
will be the subject of Lyall o.
Steger's presentation before
the class at $50 am. tomor-
row.
The Fellowship Bible Class
of Chevy Chase Methodist
Church will meet at IL am.
tomorrow in the Fellowship
Hall. There will be a special
Christmas program under the
direction of Mrs. Glenn B. San
berg. John Vance will give
IAN Original Christmas Story"
Miss Eleanor Sanberg will lead
the devotionalS.
John Gordon Mein, director,
Evening star., 1959-12-19

BAPTIST 3
Evening star., 1959-12-19

Members of Redeemer Lutheran Church will
attend a cornerstone laying ceremony for their
new $4,000 church at 10 am tomorrow at
East.WeSt highway and Queens Chapel road,
HyattSville, Md. The service will begin in Con-
cOrdia Lutheran School auditorium, 37O5 Long
fellow street, where the congregation has
wOrShiped since it was started three year
Evening star., 1959-12-19
ORGANIZED
BIBLE CLASSES

International Sunday School Lesson for Tomorrow Good
News for the World" Acts 11:19-26 Luke 28-l4 s.-
The annual New Years reception of the Organized Bible
Class Association will be on January 1860 from tn
pm in Epworth Methodist Church. Thirteenth street and North
Evening star., 1959-12-19

Workers Bible Glass at 10 am.
tomorrow. Paul Selby will
teach the A. B. Pugh Bible
Glass for Men at 10 am. to-
morrow. Edward Norman as
guest pianist will present a
medley of Christmas numbers.
The Rev. Linwood F. Harris
will present the lesson to the
Trinity Mems Bible Class of
Trinity Methodist Church at
$3.50 am. tomorrow.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-04
Sam Granger
Dies In Sleep

Sam McDuffie Granger. IS,
retired farmer of Route 2. Ia
Dor City, died in his sleep early
Wednesday morning. Oct. %.
A native of Horny County he
was the son Of Dwight w. Grain
ger and Charity Tyler Granger.
Funeral services were held
Thursday at $3.50 pm. in the
Carolina Baptist Church of which
he was a deacon. The Rev. Floyd
Enzor and the Rev. w. c. Her
ringten were In charge with bur
ial In the church cemetery.
He Is survived by his widow;
four sons, Dewey. James Jake
Mark H. and Ashton all of Route
2, Tabor City; two daughters
Mrs. Glempsy Strickland of Route
2. Tabor City and Mrs. Ray
Wright Of Route I, Tabor City;
two brothers, D. w. of Tabor
City; one sister. Mrs. w. C.
Gainus Of Route 2, Tabor City
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-04
B. J. aircloih
Funeral Held

Benjamin Talos Faircloth, 10.
farmer of Route 3. whitevill,
died Friday afternoon at his
home.
Funeral services were held in
the Sweet Home Baptist Church
Sunday at 3 pm. with the Rev.
Arson Smith officiating. Burial
was In the Forest Lawn Gene
terry.
He Is survived by his widow
Mrs. Amanda Beck Faircloth:
three sons, Leamon of Loris,
Rev. Joe B. Of Conway, S. c.
George Carl Of Boston, Mass. {:
three daughters, Mrs. ]. E. Sing
letary of Route 3, Tabor City,
Mrs Henry Ward Of Tabor City.
Mrs. Bruce Cuckley of White
Vile: three brothers, Joe and
Jim Of Daytona Beach. Fla, Har-
~ and VIII Of Loris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-11-04
Willie B. Graham
Dies At GEORGETOWN

Funeral services for Willie
(Will) B. Graham, so, retired
farmer Of the Goretown section
OF Horny County, who died at
his home Monday afternoon aft
er a long illness, were held
Wednesday at p. m. in the
Hardwick Funeral Home, the
Rev. Otto Edwards officiating.
Burial were in Antioch Gene
terry.
Mr.. Graham was born in Hor-
Iry County Nov. Ia, 1893, a son
Of the late Russell c. and Mary
Durant Graham. He made his
home in the Goretown section
all his life. He married the for
mer Miss Ruth Carter.
Surviving are the widow: q
daughter, Mrs. Ted Seronce, Lo-
ris; a brother Henry Graham
Rt. 2, Loris; sister, Mrs. Eu-
gene johnson, Rock Hill, and
four grandchildren.
Pallbearers were II. G.. Hix.
Jr, Furman Vaught, c. c. Gore
Jr, Robert Graham, Robert
Boyd and Bruce Norris.