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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05
Red Devils Lose
70 LoEis BY 24-14

ran to the 10, then to the .
and scored on the next play.
He tried for the extra point
but was short of the goalline.
Not content with that lead,
Loris kept punching and run
ming around the ends. In the
fourth period Prince raced 10
yards for the final tally. The
try for extra point failed.
DefenSivcly, the entire Loris
line looked good, with Annette
and Tyler hitting hard and
frequently. Also doing well was
Montgomery.
Extensively, it was Paul
Prince and Danny Martin, with
Prince doing so well he was
declared Back Of the Week by
the Pee Dee Quarterback Club
of Florence Sunday.
Leon Fonvielle and william
Gore were the offensive stand
out for Tabor CITY,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05
Vans klasEIkseee5 Opens
Tuesday Morning

The 1860 potato buying-Sca-
son will be uShcrcd in Tuesday
with the opening of Tabor
City'S market, according to q
spokesman for the marketing
association.
With Mr.. f. w. Fonviclle
again acting as market manag-
cr, auction sales will be started
at 800 a. m. Tuesday with
seven firms represented:
I. II. Crib & Co. Garrcll
Sales Co, Wayne Bailey. Bern
ard Peal, Mrs. ". NJ. Stephens
g. Sons. Corbett Brothers. and
NJ. G. Sarvis Co.
Planters Warehouse will be
the location OF the auctions.
with the 1866 season expected
to continue for .Sossibly six
weeks.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05
BY BOYD LEE

The Loris Lions played in
spired football Friday night
and upset the Tabor City Red
Devils 24-l4 in one Of the most
thrilling football games seen
in Loris in many a year.
Tabor City looked hot from
the start and scored shortly
a-Nr getting its hands on the
ball for the first time. Leon
Fonvielle received q Loris punt
on his As and returned it to
the Loris 40. A couple of plays
later Jerry Soles made first
and-goal-tO-go on the Loris 8.
From here Fonvielle went a.
round his left end for the I'd.
Fowler plunged through the
middle for the extra point.
Hwas at this point that Loris
began to take command OF af-
fairs and in the second half
the Lions scored twice. The
first I'd came after Paul
Prince, tagged "a mighty mite
among big men," ran a punt
back from the so to Tabor's s..
Two plays later Prince scored
from two yards out. His try for
the extra point failed.
The second Lion tally came
orfa go yard end run by Paul
Prince with Danny Martin do
ing some yoeman blocking.
The try for extra point failed,
and the half ended with Loris
leading 1871.
On the second play from
scrimmage in the second half,
Fonvielle ran around his own
left end for 80 yards and an
other Tabor I'D. Jerry Soles
at1ed the extra point.
But Loris came back strong
again, scoring after blocking a
Tabor City punt. and takinf
the ball to the &c rs. Primes
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05
Cherry Grove Buptists Pack
ChnsEreh--150th Anniversary

Its a great thing TO end
period of history, but a greater
thlng To Oegin d new period"
DR.. ChcviS Horne pointed out
to Cherry Growers Sunday.
The occasion was the cele-
bration of Cherry Grove Bap-
fist Church'S l5Oth anniverS-
airy. The guest speaker and his
brother, Rev. Milton Horne,
rywho also was present, are sons
OF a former pastor of the
church.
Resident Pastor o. S. Long
welcomed an overflowing
crowd TO the Sequecentennial
and introduced DR.. Horne. who
Is pastor of the Martinsville,
Va. First Baptist Church.
DR.. Horne built his message
around ChriSt'S Big Question"
to Simon Pcter-'LoveSt thou
me more than these"
OF their homes. of husbands
and wives. of all earthly pos
sessions, the speaker asked the
same question.
He pictured the delivery CT
the orieinal question, showing
Peter and Christ walking along
the Sea of GaIliIca where Peter
ana his brothers fiShed: where
nearby was Peters home; his
wife and children. It was und-
cr such circumstances that Pet
or was asked if he loved Him
enough 10 give up all of these
things.
Dr.. Horne told his audience
that a recent survey shows that
one out Of every four Baptists
has his membership in a place
other than the place where he
attends church: this persons.
DR.. Horne said. is not able to
answer ChriSt'S question: he
tavorS d relationship with his
original surroundings more
than he does an active memb-
crShip in local church.
The congregation was urged
To- mt Cod fret. =, B., ,IIo 4,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05
Important Note
FOR County'S
LOrn Farmers

What kind of corn grows
be- in CoIumh ,s Cbu. .?
What varieties viii produce
more to the acre. is most re-
SiStant to insects, ana will best
stand straight even though
winds OF Hurricane Donna ;
force come through?
These questions may hc an
>vrrya Friday when farmers
Nr-., Mr. Fred Wrighrs farm
on the I,ro"1y road. ! miles
southeast of Tabor City.
\ corn variety dcmonstra-
ton will be held there and all
persons wishing to capitalize
by months of experimenting
with many varieties should at
tend.
I'm fact, they may sec u total
Of - varieties which have
been grown at Nrs. Mu......
The same methods oft curtiEa-
t!on. tine same fertilizer. nc
same treatment has been used
% each variety.
The demonstration is q pro-
J"ct at the community dove
!"pmcut program. along w.Ia
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05
Hinson'S X-Roads
Revival Services
beginning Monday

The Rev. Mir. j. G. Mcqueen.
Jr.. of Wllkosboro. N. c. past
or of the Moravian Fails and
Mount Pleasant Baptist Chur-
chcs. will be the visiting evan
gclist for revival services i'm
The HinSOn'S Cross Roads Bap-
list Church. oct. lO-l6.
The services will begin each
evening. Monday through Sat
urday. at 100. with the clos
ing services on Sunday at 1890
A. M. Tn" pastor. the Rev. Nj.
Ellis J.. Marks. and the mGrb-
rs Of the church extend an
invitation 10 everyone 10 al
end all OF thc services.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05
WIIDLIEE MEET

The Columbus County wild
it, Glue vii! meet TUESDAY
'iNt. Nrt. II. according 10 the
r. 81 srt Tel Watts.
ste Il the meeting. schr1ui-
! 20 begin at $50. will he the
w hut
y" m rbcrS. rs well as pros
'7ctivr members. arc cncour-
~'' 10 he present a photo
"a r VII tie on hand to
take pictures for a state publ
cation,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05

M. nrI Mrs. Billy Ward had
NNr'" Sur ~ afternoon
Ins's Rev. and Mrs. Foster
., ..l. .. . g. C,b,vay, -. =.
IL. and Mrs. Jack Ward and
daughter Cathy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05
MRS. J. {. HEIL, jR.

Mrs. J. {. Boil, ". continues
10 receive treatment III the
Wesley Lone UDspital, Green's
ooro. Mr.. Bel and Ronnie and
'nr u"iug the
.. l.sI spent some
time with her mother, Mrs.
Nina Brady, in High Point.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-09-01

be Justly proud Of and that will many persons
the community.
takes great deal of faith and equally much courage
make business investment Of such proportions today These
qualities you have shown and through them you contributing
much to the betferment of your community.
We proud to have been able and work with you
in bringing your community this and respected business
establishment.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-09-01
Hannah Holmes

INLAND STEEL PRODUCTS
KAY BROWN, SHELBY
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-09-01

SPONSORING CONTRACTORS 8 sUPPLIERs
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-09-01

SPONSORING CONTRACTORS & sUPPLIERs
Evening star., 1960-12-02

Not every color in every size shope.
RUGS AND cARpETs-THE HEIGHT COAL STORES
Evening star., 1960-12-02

REGULAR 64.95-69.o5. Our exclusive pot
terms and coorines in full (not opproximote)
size imported hond-hooked rugs from the
Orient All have lotexed back to help end
sProutne Of tufts Sturdy wool and royon
blend. Matching sizes:
Evening star., 1960-10-02

obligations in life, that he has to pull his
weight. A youth who absorbs this lesson
has an excellent chance of becoming de-
voted family man, deeply conscious Of the
trust placed in him by his wife and chill
dren.
There is one final point for parents to
bear in mind. If we neglect this kind of
Misunderstanding for boy, we are also
handicapping him for success in his career
as well. A man with happy home life is
far better candidate for promotion in
his chosen line of work than one whose
marriage is faltering.
From every point of view, then, it pays
to teach your son to be the best husband
and father in the world as well as the best
doctor, lawyer or businessman.-T The Rad
Evening star., 1960-10-02

comicalIy, his skin breaks out, his arms
and legs are too long. He is sensitive and
distressed. In this delicate time, when
he's so unsure of himself, prolonged teas
ing, no matter how innocent, or impatience
with his lack of decisiveness can tear
down his estimate of himself.
4. Teach him a sense of responsibility.
One young man whom counseled is only
81, however he has already deserted one
wife and was divorced, and is on the verge
of walking away from a second. This
time, he has three children. Had he
learned early to be a responsible person,
he might not be taking the easy way out
now when the going gets little rough.
A boy must be taught that he has
Evening star., 1960-10-02
the language barrier

contained in concentric rings of the rapid
Iy spinning memory disc. When correct
match is made, Mark Is output printer
types the English equivalent of the Rus
sian word. If the word is unknown to the
machine it conveniently types the Russian
word in red. IBM is working on model
that will eliminate the operator, have
speed of 2,4OO words per minute and i'm
prove the grammar. With Russia pouring
out several billion words year on science
and technology (of which less than one
tenth of one per cent ever gets translated
here) the electronic translator offers an
urgently needed way to keep our scientists
posted. - ARTHUR GOLDSMITH
Evening star., 1960-04-03
STORYBOOK HOUSE

Toeether with 10 10 $50 acres.
Restored split-level Colonial house
! bedrms., 2l2 baths, powder rm.
l6x2S-ft, liv. rm. with huge SxI0-
It. picture window overlooking
beautiful meadow and large
stream; stone fireplace, upholstered
love, seat log cabin din. rm..
window; modern kitchen, dish
washer, spice cupboard. cereal
cabinet. walkin food storage area:
breakfast nook, corner picture
window. Features include large rec
reation rm. with solid bank OF
windows, built-in FISH aquarium,
movie protector area, built-in bed
rm. furniture. pipe organ Top
tionall with glass encssed pipes
and chimes, abundant closets, oil
h;-w.h., spring water, stream pro-
wang plenty OF nShln~ and SWIM
ming, and gorgeous view from any
one Of the many picture windows.
Usual farm buildings. 3 minutes
from Acc, and regular B&O COM
mutine to d. c. u mile away.
Dual hishway nearby makes down
town d. c. available in approx. 30
minutes. Individual preferring an
ordinary house would not be in
terested in this house OF ideas.
But Il YOU prefer the unusual,
picturesque and unique house,
different from any other, then this
is it. House and 20 acres NAV be
purchasef for S4a,750. Less acre.
age If desired II interested in
more, or entire acreage, builder Is
ready TO start on subdivision. paw
In $1,000 per acre Wonderful
oppo-tunity for year around coun-
try livin7 as well as good oppor-
tUpity for business DEVELOPMENT
VIII sell all or a part at a reason
able price. Land may be purchased
separately. Persons genuinely in
teresfoA may write OWNT7 p. o
Box 4O24 Chevy Chase, Nd for
Evening star., 1960-04-03

/ a miles Of river bottom. near
Winehester in W. Va. Taxes .sI5s
Large. mod. hotise. show harm
3QXlO0, Also large cattle barn,
silo, outbuildings. All have run.
ming water. take care of 200 head
OF steers or 100 head of dairy
COWS, Price, S6S,500, down
Evening star., 1960-04-03
FARMS
(coNrIRuEDl
CALVERT COUNTY, ND.

5 ACRES-Large, new rambler: full
basement: not water heat: elee
KIT; "a baths exceptional viev
over the Patuxent River and val.
ley; near new Holland Point Ben.
edlct Bridge: $4,000. terms.
l6O ACRES - Interesting bed.
room farm home: separate week.
end cottage: , barns, stable: new
tractor and equipment: site for s.
acre lake; streams: eXcellent
white tenant: $4,000, terms il
REQUIRED.
$50 AcREs-e-room farm home
tenant house: bank barn for stock
3 tobacco barns: is acre allot.
ment: valuable gravel deposit anc
timber: S35,00O, terms.
S ACRES-6-rocm house with elee
secluded: ideal for small orchard
hunting: Patuxent River nearby
So,5OO-S1 900 cash
NEAR WALDORF: 200 ACRES
Long frontage On State road: in
teresting 18th century home, suit
able for restoration: excelleni
capital gain potential: S50,O00.
FARM HOME-Completely reno
waited: , new baths, new moderT
elee. kit. 4 bedrms.: full bsmt
full din. rm.. liv. rm. vIhrepl.:
ing view overlooking Patuxen
River: S15,500. for quick sale
building and loan financing.
5 ACRES-S-room farm house will
elec.: 25 mi. from District: S6,00(
with $1,000 down.
A wide variety of other farms, botl
waterfront and inland. Write o.
phone for particulars.
Have You Heard the
Calvert Et0rv9n
Evening star., 1960-04-03
WAREHOUSES for RENT
lcoNrINuEpl
MIDTOWN-3500 Fl.

442 N. ST. NV.
Store. ONCE warehouse; S150
Heavy elec. driVe-in overhead
door. BARRY Co, NE. S-2Oa5.
NEAR W. va. AVE. AND NEW
YORK AVE. N.E.-25,OO So. #
on one floor in fireproof bldg
Rental 63e per 50. #. Additional
$4,000 50. It. on roof 5or parking
approached BY ramp included IN
rent. Consult Mr- r. NJ. Taylor
leasing Dept. SHANNON &
LUCHS Co. Realtors, 724 i4th
ST. NV, Ma. s-2345.
NR. NY. AVE AND BLADENSBURG
RD., N.E.-3 stories. total, 55.-
uOO 50. It., sprinkler system, , leve
loading platform, railroad sid.
ing tCharleS ST. at cor. Of Law.
renee st. n.eD: reas. rent. RUP.
PERT, ST 3-S4S4,
Evening star., 1960-04-03
ORCHARD, 80 A.

ings, all Of them good. at BsrEs-
ley Sprinss Price, $4,000. down
Evening star., 1960-04-03
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
az 5th 81. NV. MA. S-937;
SERVICE STATION
PRIME LOCATION

Major oil company has a mod. we'll
equipped high volume location II
MONTGOMERY Co. avail. for lease
to an expeT. and financially cana.
bic service station operator. This
Is one Of the most prominent sites
in TIE entire county and will
provide an excel. income for a
skilled dealer. II interested please
call ia. 4-l100 days or AP
1-OS54 (evesD.
sH0E REPAIRS-Excellen oppor.
tunity on main street location, to
shar quarters in busy Vienna,
Va. shopping center; very reason.
able rent to young. personable
honest man. Call Mr.. Marcus
YEONAS PROPERTY MANAGE.
MENT, DU. 5-5500 or IA. 5-9197
SHOE REPAIR CONCESSION in q
weil-estabished. modern dry clean.
ing and laundry store; shopping
center in nearby Nd. For infor-
nation call RIA. 10000 wkdays
SHOE REPAIR-Three concessions
available, included in Blue Ribbon
shopping center stores. For details
call Mr.. SAM BOORSTEIN, OIL
4-1717 or IA. 9-SS52, aft. 9 pm.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Historic TideWater
Southern MARYLAND

lie acres. modern 2-bedroom
home, basement, tenant house. .
oarns, 5-acre tobacco allotment,
pSsSed road. IS miles D. c.,
acres, ga miles road
frontage, valuable corner, modern
home, barns, stock yard, lake,
over l,0OO-ft. bay. frontage, won
derful hunting, farming, fishing
800 acres, small creek bordering
property; mostly cleared. rich,
nat 1elds, near Patuxent River,
4-hedrm., bath home. 3 barns.
stable. 10-scre tobacco allotment
4-SO acres, practically ali cleared
lO-room modern, columned, stone
nome: scar garage, 3 farm
houses, 3 barns, outbuildings, 3S-
acre tobacco allotment. complete
Ssd tsTm nna equipment 80 miles D. c.,
$40 acres. columned Colonial
furnished home in perfect con-
oltlon. 10 rooms, 4l7 tile baths.
oil heat, bear garage, 4 rms
and bath above: farm EQUIPMENT.
tractors, bulldozer. etc, & barns,
suitable for cattle or DEVELOPMENT,
80 miles D. c., owner will finance
o-ito acres creek through prop
srty, 6-rm; basement home. 4
barns. cattle shed, 5 chicken
houses, hay barn, fenced for
cattle, in upper Calvert County.
farm, 9-bedrm. hath
home, large paneled living nm
with fireplace, full basement, oil
neat, good tenant house, q Bis
barns, 10 acres fenced for hogs,
pasture for farm animals; com
plete farm equipment: streams
luSt reduced for quick sale, 81
miles D. c.
S-63-acre farm, new 5-room
nome. large barn. virgin timber,
Stre2mS' immediate possession,
80 nliIeS Pc; $1,000,
Evening star., 1960-04-03

FREDERICK CO., ND. nr. Myers.
1853. adjacent Catoctin creek
stocked trout streain-50 acres
$50 in timber. 20 clearl; long road
frontage Large weather boarded
log Civfl War 6-rm. house.
porches, attic. bsmt.. bath, hot-sil
heat; barns. . springs. large
pond: other Guthldes. To settle
estate. full price, $4,000. walker
3-l41g.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(coNTINUEpl
SELF-SERVICE MARKET

Nearby suburbs: hrs. 8 to $50,
closed Sun; all-white clientele:
owner quotes over $1,000 Wkly,
mostly cash Priced reasonably
Wonderful terms to responsible
people. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
SHOE STORE
Frederick w. Berens
Sales, Inc.
Commercial Department

Commercial Department
1922 L st. NV. Ma. $4,000
SNACK BAR AND SOFT ICE
CREAM INSTALLATIONS. Also
factory rebuilt and new thick
shfke and soft serve Freezers.
Biz trades; all sizes; priced to
sell; also factory built portable
buildings; completely equipped
modern designs; OF ff-season spe-
cials: no royalties: easy terms.
Write AUTOMATIC FREEZER
MFG. Co, 5000 Mckinley st.
NV Wash n r
Evening star., 1960-04-03
MRS LogLIE P. popsoN
ND WESI 4-SO2O

Pas LEVEL ACRES
o-rm. house needs repairs. Lee
stream on paved road. Place for
l-acre pond. Price. - 500. terms
w. vas WOODED A.
3-room house a. Berkeley sprinRs
81 200, down 81 600
w VA 80 ATpFC
Evening star., 1960-04-03
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
CHESAPEAKE Ray RoAr HAppop

CHESAPEAKE BAY BOAT HARBOR
80 acre harbor and CONNER
elai beach, restaurant, z cottages.
path houses. picnic tables, 2,OOn
feet Of bay beach, only about 35
miles from the District Of Column
bia; area all fenced; an old. sue
cessful family business for many
years; beer licenses. legal slot
machines: an extraordinary op-
portunity for investor experienced d
IN this type of commercial opera :
ton. The harbor, long bay pier
and magnificent beach have made
tnls one Of the best-known re-
area. Very reasonably priced with
liberal financing,
EBAY FILLING STATION AND
GARAGE-5-room apt. on 2nd
floor: hot-water heat; highway
corner: $4,000, real estate in
eluded.
7 q WATEDC o, Acc0N
Evening star., 1960-04-03
VIRGINIA

331 acres with ] mi frontage On
Rappahannock River nr. FauoBier
SPRINGS in Fauouier County. Top
river bottom land. Sl95 per acre,
Columned Colonial home on 2R4
acre horse farm. Servants wing
with full convenience - box
stall stable, guest house. bear
ga water system Nr. Thorofara
Gsp and Interstate 7te. SO:
Evening star., 1960-04-03

FOR RENT 100 acres. Charles
Co., 80 mi D. c.; Arm. cottage;
gas, cleo, shower, water in house;
barns, wells, pond: 500 mo. 10
Evening star., 1960-04-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TOURIST COURT AND REsTAU-
RANT on lge. parcel Of land, nr.
Alex. showing GOOD return, selling
for sec per. 50. ft incl. improve
ments. Substantial cash down
payment REQ. Exclusive with A.
SLATER LAMOND. REALTOR,
XII. 9-3392.
TRADE OR SELL-Life-time OPP.
Marine supps., fiSh tackle, bait.
motors. boats. trailers. Buy. sell,
trade, repair. Lease, sell or trade
prop. fer coml. waterfront. etc. or
what have you? Agt. HE. 4-0210. :
Evening star., 1960-04-03

Have You Heard IN
CalVerL Story?"
Evening star., 1960-04-03
H. S. CHOPPER. Jr.

Insurance and Real Estate
Charles Town, West Virginia
Evening star., 1960-04-03
LAND AND FARMS

10 ACRES. good land. stream;
1l6 ACRES, lying along new 24O
throuehway: 500 per acre.
900 ACRES, long road frontage,
near interchanse; $3.50 per acre
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE in 325-
acre Montgomery stock farm at
$4,000.
24O ACRES, Just across county
line: low taxes; long hard road /;
$500 per acre.
RETIREMENT or hobby farm in
Frederick County, under S25,OOO.
12S acres, 3 streams. S-room
stone-and-frame home; large barn.
Taxes Sl33. Income from soil
bank about $1,000.
S-ACRE Montgomery estate; roll
ing knoll with beautiful grove OF
large trees. Custom built by
owner 4 years ago; S49,50O.
MONOCACY RIVER farm value;
% acres with sets Of buildings; /;
= $40. 500.
Many Others. Tell Ills Your Needs
Evening star., 1960-04-03
STROTTT
Established 6n vears)
C2talOg-Free

WORLDS LARGEST SO States
Coast-to-coast' 3,662 nrorerties
described. pictures galorel Farms,
eqDd and uneopd weekend. sum
mer and retirement homes. furn
and unfUrn hunting camps.
wooded acresGe, boarding houses,
motele. tourist cts. stores, etc,
etc MANY with low down raw
ments; easv terms BUY and SAVE
thronsh STROUT REALTY. ll3s-
n Woodward pldg, Washington.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
HARDWARE

Nearby Maryland suburbs. over
$4,000 annuallv. Nicely equipped.
No goodwill: $4,000 for fixtures,
equipment and truck Stock dol
lar for dollar. Good operator can
greatly increase business. Terms
Exclusive.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
EUGENE P. NIXON
RE. 7-Sl12, Ewes. LA. 6-59AS: sat.
and Suns. 3O1-EX. $500.
SOUTHERN MARYTANO

=
211 ACRES-Large farmhouse, q
tenant houses. barns, 81 A. to-
bacco;. 22 mi. from District; excel.
capital gain potential; $4,000.
lHl ACRES-Terrific tobacco farm,
A A. allot., average sales, $40. 900
VI, 3 farmhouses, S huge barns,
3 tractors; only 23 mi. from Dis
trict: must be seen to be ap-
preciated.
liz ACRES-Very nice, 5-bedrm,
taTm home with mod bath and
hot-water heat; tractor and COM
plete farm equipment; "a mi.
from the District: S26 500.
92 ACRES - 4-bedroom and bath
home, tenant house. 3 barns. S A.
tobacco allot.. main highway cor
ner location only 23 mi. from the
District, this farm would make
ment, with over a mile frontaee
on two highways.
200 ACRES-Fronting main high
way only - mi, from Washing
ton, d. C., new highway under
construction makes this. excep-
tional opportunity for capital
gain; $4,000. only u cash.
50 ACRES - Farmhouse and 2
barns, river view; fine gently roll
ing land. 35 M, from District.
NEAR HUNTINGTON = AZ acres,
very. good broom house, > barns,
stable. 5-acre allotment: $4,000.
COLORED - 2h acres on main
highway, $1,000. Also q acres,
Just of highway, So 900, terms.
400 ACRES - Old Colonial home,
tenant house, 3 barns. 200 acres
clear, . acres tobacco: full, new
equip. for cattle-farming; S45. 900.
% ACRES - interesting Federal
Period house Of beurms., liv.
rm., din, .rm., library, center haT,
all very lge. rms. with high CELL
ings; excel. restoration possibili-
ties: now has elcc. and bath. Only
20 mi from the District. Also has
. barns and other dependent and
priced at only $50 ,0OO,
100 ACRES-Comfortable, 5-bed =
rm. farmhouse, tenant house, .
barns, stable, ll-acre tobacco
allot % mi. from the District;
j. B. WATERS g. ASSOC.
Dunkirk, Nd. Phone Alpine 7-273O
Or Prince Frederick PA and 4ss
STOCK FARM, $50 acres, small
river throughout: S-room brick
house, baths. oil Dashboard heat;
excellent water, magnificent set
ting, view; S65, 900.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGCY.
Culperer, Virginia
once: valley 5-S33l
Home: VALLEY 5-SS3l, Valley 5-O2A0
Evening star., 1960-04-03
j. B. WATERS g. ASSOC.
1881
Alley 5-0290
STOCK FARM
CARROLL COUNTY

200-acTe stock farm. fully stocked
and equipped. Large meadow with
adequate stream Broom brick
house, bath, furnace, l00-ft. barn,
all builoines in excellent Sondi-
tion. Farm extremely well To-
Gated, Priced to sell with imme-
diate possession
PERCY NJ. BURKE AGENCY
23l E, Main ST. Westminster. Nd.
tt. S-6620
Sunday or eyehngs. phone Mr..
Green, tt. S-G665.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
STORES FOR RENT
tcoNTINUEDl

LANGLEY PARK, MD.-23-store
shopping center has opening for
florist, children's wear, loan CO..
or insurance once. Fully air con-
ditioned. Avail. immed. Call Mr.
Holland, H. @ SMITHY CO., sl1