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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

fSsaShaS Ssths IAN view oI ar3; ssdSs%sii S.saii,,aaI
brick ramblers: blackboard heat.
huge high-ceiling hsmt. wIfrepl.
Not Q DEVELOPMENT. S27,950, K.
4ROWNMILLER, Broker, IA.
7-6106. ia. 4-2655.
McLEAN-Where else could you
posing brick biievei with . con-
temporary fair. OF course. It has
that aIl-important rec. room and
fully equipped large kitchen. Tops
In location, only seconds from new
pSrkway. Best Of all, less than
$35, 900. Call IL. 6-6022. r. W.
REEENS., Realtors. 5000 Chain
MeLEAN-YERY LIVABLE LARGO
HOME-Ftne for CH1LREN. They
can play. TO- their hearts content
on the dead end street. Separate
FAMILY ROOM--with corn pop
ping fireplace. Unusual entrance
foysr: foyer marble o6 fireplace. 1 bed ed
MCLEAN, vA.-Adjacent to GA
Building, parkway downtown: Z
rm. brk.. unusual design, entirely
different: each room has its own
privacy: panel den, glass sun
room, perfectly gorgeous kit. 2
baths. h;-w:h;; prepared for air
garage, Ice. level lot, paved street.
sewer, water and gas: priced way
under marked value. viii take your
home as part payment.
DIRECTIONS: Kirby rd. to Potomac
Hills, 3 blks. north to 450S Lay
man st. Open. H. BROWN, owner.
H. BROWN IA, 2-I644
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ARLINGWOOD

spaciousness keynotes the
design OF this 4-bedroom,
3-hath brick home, situated
in the beautifully wooded
country club area Of North
Arlington. Only 3 years old
with many custom features
including unusually large
rooms throughout. fire-
places. all-electrie kitchen
with breakfast area, large
formal dining room, over
sized entrance door open.
ing to 7-foot entrance hall
with dagstone floor and
large picture window rec.
rm. Priced at S32,60o.
Ewes. and sun. eall Col.
Pippin. IA. 6-S10S.
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New Home Investment

Detached. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths with
rec. rm). air eond.: every modern
Appointments, PLUS complete g
bedrm.. liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
bath apt. with pvt. entrance
Priced at $36,b00. See for your
self 1908 N. Daniel st.. -Arl. va.
Direct from builder. GORDON
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MATES GONE

Leaving this KINd-sIzE N. Ar
lington center-hall Cape Cod with
4 bedrms. and den: ga baths and
extra living area with separate en-
trance on first level. Is LARGE
CLOSETS. Fabulous lot. and al
for only S27.600. Just listed. cal
early.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
2l60 N. 0lebe Rd. ia. 5.O1O7
MT. VERNON BLVD, south Of Alex,
20 minis D. CA mighty mascu-
line house, handsome quality -
built like they were built in the
old days with sound brick, plaster
walls. Grade A. material and first-
rate workmanship. Living rm. with
fireplace, 3 bedrms., family rm.
with fireplace, 2 full baths,
screened porch, good storage and
mighty feminine kitchen with
every co1 shininE sGd e1nysnis1ss fslssa Exf
ESTATE, so. S.S950.
Evening star., 1960-12-11

LAKEWOOD. near Lake Bafcroft-
Z bedrms,. . air conds.. rec. rm..
2it baths, dual oven stove. 2
refgrs., piano. drspes In liv. and
din. rms. No Agents. CT. 6-360S.
LANGLEY AREA = Custom built
bi-level less than . year old
placed on market By transfer, Of
fered at . price. less than cost.
This spacious 4-hedroom, J-hath
home, situated on large lot In
one OF Virginla's most desirable
sections. is the answer to the
needs Of those who desire space
for gracious entertainment. The
most modern equipment and fx.
lures have been installed to offer
maximum comfort and ease OF
living. Draperies. vali-to-Wall car.
peting and many other details com.
plete this quality home. Double car
port and concrete driveway blend
with excellent landscapinR. Thii
unusual home Is priced In mid
30S. Call JE. 2-2620. JOSEPH
W. eEAY COMPANY. Realtors,
ll3 West Broad street. Fails
Church, ViFRinfR.
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OPEN 9 TIL DARK
Yeonas Realty
JE. 3-1757

No NONBY DOWN Tor veteran ptf-
ehassrs., 3,bedrm.. brk. rambler In
eonv. neighborhood. Fully equipped
kit;: lge. ID; Priced st $l3'95p.
NORTH ARLINGTON RARITY, a
new house under $4,000. This
home has bedroom and bath on
the main door, 9 enormous bed
rooms and another bath up. hv-
dining room. fully equipped kitch-
en- and Gorgeous paneied finished
rec. room and room for 4th bed.
room In above-ground basement
Walk to bus and shops. ATLAS
or ARLINGTON. IA. b-16b0.
ewes. IA. B-6036.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
RANDOM Hill,
On gas, tires-waIk ..

SAVE
Vn gas tires-.walk TO 1-stop shop.
ping and bus to work. BAN
tnose SIS saved. Custom built 4.
yrr;1Sld Nrvld rambler. STILL L1KI
Tm. with iirepl., and Wondro,,,
lot with trees. Extras incl. syninS.
covered patio. waif-to-vail CARPET.
sSne "a, sd snd many built-ins. Assume
9l3.ooO loan with small cash
sSnn: pymt: Open Q til 3. Exclusively
PLANTATloN REALTY. JE. 4-7oOC
SEVEN CORNERS AREA - Brict
Sape Cod with 3 twin-size bed
Looms, modern kitchen. Cheerful
basement with loads Of room for or
snop ana hobby activities. Entire
,'n, yh'ra security fenced. An immac-
$l6.500 loan. modest down nav.
Gall SHANNON 4 LucHs. IT RAJ.
0ESS, 2055 Wilson blvd. ia.
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gerachis

REALTY co. Jr. 2-2314
FRANKLlN PARK-Owner learn
ing Mclean area offers one OF
the best built-most attractive
houses. There's plenty OF space
Tor even the large family to live
crowded. PANELED FAMILY
ROOM: bedrooms. 8 full baths.
II S27,a50 is within your price
IL. $4,000 for appointment. i.
LANGLEY REALTY.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. for SAFE.

BRICK AND CNDER BLOCK
BLDG.-50x30., with parking. .
of1ces. 2 wash rooms; zoned in.
! dustrial. r. @. DuNNE CO., La
| 9-2500: ewes, FE. 3.11S2..s
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Country Club Hills

This brand new beautifully
appointed 4-bedroom. 8.
bath ANTIQUE brick bi-level
Is an unusually spacious
and superbly constructed
home by 0 master builder
of the old school. Recessed
Colonial-s tyled entrance
way, handsomely paneled
entrance hall. large mod
ern kitchen with break.
fast area. mahogany pan.
eled club room, large
screened porch with French
doors and dining area: 2.
car garage; 2 irepleees.
Priced in the upper 30s.
Ewes. and sun. call Mrs.
Sorensen. KB. $1,000.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
RnENT aHEa11N

w. oAA.SNT SALESMAN
xS. this home speaks for itself
You win feel At home the instsn,
you walk into the center hall
Eoomy 20;ft. liv. rm. with Are.
pis, sep. din. .rm., 2 bsdrms. and
full bsmt. Lot is fenced anS
Me,i landscaped. Located in good
raHs Church City neishborhood
~. y: james. Priced way low Al
l6:g50. Open Q TO 8.
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. $4,000
SLEEPY HoLLOW-A custom. built
cream rambler on ls-acre. treed,
level lot, well landsc aped. Featur.
ing . bedrooms with space Tor
more. , full baths and 2 fireplace "a
Plus one In coSy kitchen. Separate
master bedroom suite. full base
nn msnt with GORGEOUS recreation
room. rear jalousied porch. nag.
stone patio. garage. IN imunacii-
ate condition. this beautiful home
priced 70 sell Al s$g $50. let AnG u1
a you mors-eall IA. 6-9400
Evening star., 1960-12-11
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

sfRlESooaTTEp: Soa osiz;7So :. Assume
incl. settlement: 4-hedrm, :-bath
,snshsT' ,s sT kssgsn kesssgSrt, firspis pss.5s fenced
Evening star., 1960-12-11
n. w. BERENS. Realtor
New Brick Ramblers

NCW OI1Ch 1SdIIIUICIO
with 3 bedrms., liv. and din. rm.,
modern kit, full bsmt.: DASHBOARD
hest: breezeway: double garage; Y
acre lot. Dir: Out Shirley hwy. ia
Franconia underpass. turn right,
then east on Franconia I'd. tc
Springfield Forest, take Inwood DR.
to 6615, Can be seen anytime BY
calling n, 4-66Qn,
Evening star., 1960-04-22

time for preparations" NAsA
said.
Once in orbit, the balloon
type satellite will pass over
most of the populated parts
of the earth except Canada,
Alaska and Northern Europe.
1t will orbit the Earth about
once every two hours.
viii Initiate in Space
The 135-pound sphere will
be folded into a magnesium
container 261a inches in diam
eter. 1t will be launched by a
three-stage Delta rocket. This
will consist of a Thor missile
first stage. and upper stages
developed initially for the
Navy's Vanguard satellite pro-
gram.
Residual pockets of air in
the sphere will cause it to start
to initiate after it is rejected
from the container into the
vacuum of space.
Then a bag inside the sphere
will be punctured, 80 pounds of
powder will expand and the
satellite will fill out to its full
shape.
This technique has worked
successfully in four preliminary
test launchings of the giant
spheres from Wallops Island,
va.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
BY the Associated Press

The United States could
bolster the land defenses on its
NATO allies with quick-shoot-
ing. mobile PolariS missiles
within the next two or three
years. says Secretary of De-
fense Gates.
He believes the missiles -
which eventually will have a
range of up to $500 miles
could be delivered to Americas s
Western European allies even
before the 1868 date which
Gen. Lauris Norstad, NATO
military commander, has sug-
geSted.
Whether this is done will de-
pend on agreement by the
North Atlantic Treaty Organi-
zation foreign and defense min
listers to buy the Polaris mis-
siles.
The Polaris, like other ballis-
tic weapons, will mount hydro
gen warheads. This would
raise the question of how the
warheads would be provided
since United States law forbids
releasing custody of nucleaI
weapons to any foreign nation
Mr.. Gates said he did not con-
template asking at this time
that the law be changed.
One possibility, however
would be for countries which
have developed nuclear ex-
plosives-England and France
to make their own warheads
and fit them to the United
States rocket.
Evening star., 1960-04-22

States Air Force Skybolt ballis-
tic missile.
The Skybolt, still in the very
early stage of development, is
intended to be an airplane-
launched missile. It's range
would be about 1000 miles.
Asked why the talks about
Skybolt involved only the
United States and Britain, Mr..
Gates replied that those coun-
tries are the only Western ma
tions with aircraft large enough
to serve as flying launching
platforms for the rocket.
Mr.. Gates also was asked
about testimony by the COM
manding general of the Con-
tinental Air Defense that he is
deeply concerned over recent
changes in weapons and COM
munications programs.
Gen. Laurence S. Kuter made
it clear he views the changes
as a weakening of defense cap
abilities which he described as
now very respectable"
Gen. Kuter's statements
were in testimony prepared
yesterday for a Senate Armed
Services Subcommittee, made
public after he had read it at
a closed door session.
Gen. Kuter voiced particular
concern about cancellation of
the F-108 fighter plane, with
a speed three times faster than
sound; limiting the Bomarc
missile system to cover the
northeastern section of his
command, and elimination OF
what he termed hardened
SAGE (radar) control centers. 4"
Mr.. Gates replied that Gen
tKuter's views were carefully
reviewed by the Joint Chiefs
of Staff and himself and that
they regard the new program
as satisfactory.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
NATOMoy Get PoIoris
By 1868, Gates Says

I Mr.. Gates told a news con-
ference yesterday that the
Navy, which is perfecting the
Polaris missile, expects to in
crease the range to $500 miles
from the $500 mile : range
weapons which will be used in
the first PolariS- firing sub
marines.
He said the Polaris could be
launched from railroad cars,
trucks or even barges to bolster
NATO's land defenses.
Polaris weapons have been
offered but have been neither
accepted nor rejected by NATO.
A separate missile weapon
discussion is shaping up be-
tween the United States and
Britain.
Britain announced last week
that she was abandoning her
own intermediate-range bal
listic missile, the Bluestreak,
which was being designed for
launching from fixed land
bases.
May Adopt SkybOIt
In the United States, one
argument against fixed missile
launching bases is that they
make good targets for enemy
missiles.
If this is true of the United
States, it is even more true OF
NATO nations, which are with
in easy missile or bomber dis
tance of Soviet launcherS and
airdromes.
What is now contemplated is
British adoption of the United
Evening star., 1960-04-22

designed to provide rapid, long
range communications span-
ming oceans and continents.
The huge lightweight satel-
lite will serve as a type of re-
flector against which radio sig
nails can be bounced back and
forth among stations on the
earth. Eventually such objects
also will provide ready televi-
sion communications to all
parts of the earth.
The Project Echo sphere
when inflated to its full 100
foot diameter, will be by far
the biggest object ever placed
In orbit.
Brighter Than North Star
1t will be visible to the naked
eye at dawn and dusk, as a
Evening star., 1960-04-22

light travelling across the sky.
T. Keith Glennan, NASA ad-
ministrator, said that at 1000
miles altitude, the sphere will
be brighter than the north star
NASA declined o make pub
lie the proposed launching
hour. 1t was the first time the
United States has gone so far
as to announce a satellite
launch date in advance.
That it did so was further
evidence of the confidence
American space scientists have
acquired in the light of recent
successes.
THE date is being made
public two weeks in advance OF
launch to allow volunteer
project participants adequate
Evening star., 1960-04-22
10-Story Echo Satellite
To Be Launched Nav s
BY the Associated Press

United States scientists will try next month to place
baoon-type satellite, tall 10-story building into orbit
1000 miles above earth.
The National Aeronautcs and Space Administration
nounced the try will be made May from Cape Canav
eral Fla.
The satellite is intended the forerunner series
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-01-27
Birthday
Calendar

Thurs. Jan. % - Mrs. W II
Shelley. Sr.. Barbara Rippy
Linda Carter; Mr.. and Mrs
Royce Gore and Mr.. and Mrs
Kermit Hinson. wedding ami.
versary. Meeting scheduled for
Methodist Mems Club.
Fri. Jan. 20 - Bryant Baker.
Sat, Jan. 80 - Rhonda Wright
McRoy Gore.
Mon, Feb. Mrs. J. p
Belk, Mrs. Sarah Wright. Darcus
Soles. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Jacobs
wedding anniversary. Meeting for
Rotary, Civilian. Pioneer Study
Club.
Tues, Feb. 2 - Betty Ann
Harrison. Meetings for Jaycees
Presbyterian Circles, W.S.C.S
Circles.
Wed, Feb. 3 - Bill Bruton
#. L. Fipps, III. Mrs. Lee
Wright, Sandra Buffkin, Beatrice
Watts, Mark Jernigan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon c. FonvieIle, wedding
anniversary.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-01-27
Ne1V Life HID Club
InstaIIs Officers

The New Life Home Demon
stration Club held the regular
meeting at the home of Mrs
|Osro Mills Tuesday afternoon
January 10, Mrs. Ralph Jolly
gave the devotion.
Miss Yvonne Bennett, assist
ant home agent, installed the
newly elected officers including
Mrs. Lester Watts, president:
Mrs. Gurley Fipps, vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. Ralph Jolly, sec
rotary and treasurer.
Miss Bennett also discussed
club progress and project re-
ports were given on Health,
Music and Education. Too, Mrs.
J. c. Singletary told of her tour
of the United Nations.
Refreshments were served to
the twelve members.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-01-27
Senator Jordan
8Y-SEN. b. EVERETT JORDA

bf-SEN. B. EVERETT JORDA
By-Sen. b. Everett Jordan
WASHINGTON - During the
next few months I am hopeful
that some real progress can be
made in formulating final deci-
sions about the wisest course to
follow in the development Of
the water resources Of the Cape
Fear and Neuse River basins.
Surveys Of these two major
river basins. where at least half
OF North Cardinals people live
and work, have been in progress
several years.
The Cape Fear survey is due
for completion first. In fact, all
the field work in this survey has
long been completed. and the
Corps of Engineers and the Soil
Conservation Service should
have completed their report last
year. However. because of ap-
parent pickering and differences
OF opinion as to the best way to
develop the Cape Fears re-
sources, the survey report has
been held up.
l have every reason to believe
the logjam on this report will
soon be broken. and the Con-
sress will be furnished with a
report upon which to base de-
cisions about the development Of
the water resources in this vast
area of our State. / am hopeful
that the report will be submitted
this Spring.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-01-27

Once the Cape Fear survey is
completed, more emphasis and
effort can be put on the COM
pletion Of the Neuse survey. The
delays in work on the Cape Fear
have caused delays in urgently
needed survey work on the
Neuse.
1t is impossible for Congress
to make any decision about how
these river basins should be de-
veloped until the surveys are
finished. By the same token, the
manner in which the water re-
sources of the Cape Fear and
Neuse are developed will I'M
large measure determine the flu
ture growth and development Of
the entire eastern half OF North
Carolina.
Within the boundaries of these
two river basins there exist un-
believable potentialities in in
dustrial and agricultural growth.
In my opinion, we will see al
surge OF industrial development
in these basins in the next lOI
years unequalled in our history
providing we harness and utilize
properly the water resources
that are there.
For these reasons, / have in
sisted that the Corps of Engin-
GERS and the Soil Conservation
Service expedite without delay
worp on the surveys that are
new in progress in these two
river basins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-01-27

led across the floor from one
firm support to another.
No one said that she knew all
there was to know about walk
ing. Now, after months and
years Of practice, she walks and
runs. She has walking ability
far beyond what she knew that
day when she took her first
steps.
1t is a thrill when new
Christian takes his first step of
faith by accepting Jesus Christ
as his Saviour and Lord.
No one would say that this
new Christian knows all there is
to know about walking with
Christ. Months and years of
practice in being His disciple are
necessary to help him walk bet
ter. Prayer, Bible study, wit
Messing, sharing-an are new
steps in Christian living. Every
Christian can ever be learning
more and more by walking with
Christ.
PRAYER: Heavenly Father,
help us learn how to walk with
Thee. Forgive us when we falter.
because of our weakness or
careless way of living. Grant
that we may not become dis
couraged by the sIowness of our
spiritual growth. May we walk
more and more as Jesus walked.
taking steps of faith with Him.
In His name. Amen.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.
When we walk with Christ, we
grow in knowledge ot God Him
SELF.
Wirth G.. Tenant,
(Michigan)
Worldwide Bible Reading
Luke TILT
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-01-27

ASHE FREE WILL RAPTISi
CHURCH: Rev. clarence Cribb
pastor: Sunday SAhool O:O
A M; Worship Services IN.
And 18th Sundays IL 20 A N.
Ind and 4th Sundays TOO P III
Prayer Meeting Wectne sdav',
100 r II
1T. FRASCI~ xASIFa -
TItol-tC CHURCH: Rev. AL
VI L. Duncan. Pastor. Sunda;
Mass Al S'<S 9. m Confession,
81 $50 u. m. Ho,v-un,s Mas.
rs m.
SEw LlFE BAPTIST: Rev. {
Clyoe Prtpce pastor: Sunds
School al 1000 A. NJ. WORSHIP
Ss-rIcr lnd Sunday NJ 7! 10
and tth SiptRy at 7 30 p "
CHURCH OF GOD< Cor. Sixth
and Lewis Streets: Rev. Floyd
A. Boger. pastor: 9 8 10 . m
Morning Worship II: YPE p
a; EvangelLstio Services 7:3O
p N; Bible Study and Prayer.
We'd. TO p m
CRIBBTowN FREEwfLL BA
PTIST: Pastor - Rev. Clarenc.
Crib. Sunday School 1000 An
Worship Service I:3O p n. esci
Sunday. Prayer Service 7:3O
n ThursdsJ.
CAROLINA BAPTIST: Rev
Floyd Enzor, pastor; s. 8 10 :OU
q m: Morning Worship IL :OU
Training Union TOO p m: Eve
ming Worship 500 D m: mid
week prayer service 500 .. NJ
Deacons meet Friday befor.
First sunday.
kMNNi HOLfSLSs CHuk
~. ) = JGslct g .sLcr, Suni.
~''aDr n IL " shin Scr,l
81 a''i ttn 5 .ndsy's. Ypf
'amf'A" az $50 ,. IN: mid wee'
"-vice rs m.
LaUNDALK BAFTIsT. ~
d D Gas.iin. Pastor: sumo.
..nco ~ On a N, Worshi
'''."' 81 SUI - 90 a NJ
PIRru FHnt 80
-! tii' RIp ..-.N Ciar.n
Crioo pU-7 SUNDAY Srhr
N v can 49,
E' cninr S.TN,ce 7 20 PN
FIRST ard Trirc Sundays
iap~ I.I rSPrJsT
SIpda' Sc,rsH Se Al Trat,
lnp Unicn $40 pM WMU /
Surdiv in each month, W. |
SIP Services II M \ "
7 20 = NJ Officers and Teach |
sls Meeting Wednesday. 10
GREEN SEA BAPTIST: A
Hnrgen Gilrrath. pS,tor: So.
day School 70 90 A N. BT
! 30 z NJ Evening worsh,
30 = M
ANTIOCH BAPTIST, sund,
school i0:W A NJ. Preachip,
Sat before Ind Sunday l..8
N Sth Sunday IL 90 A N
rNrRsON rRrrwtLL PAp
list: Rev. A l. Duncan. Past-
or. Preaching Sat before "a
sunday 100 2. n. ttn supda
morning l1sW A. NJ; Sunda, |
sch7o' 1000 A II
Fkmss
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-01-27
CHURCH DIRECTORY

fAbOk CITY BAFTIBf: Rsv.
c. CAN'T, Pastor: S.adAv
4 School 9:S A. M Morning Ssrv-
CO iT.0o A. n; Training Un1Sn
$50 ,. NJ: Evening Service T:a
Q. n; church Night Wed. TO
D NJ: W. II. U. Circles -burs-
tAy after LIST Sunday. Genera
y n u. Aoaday sfter Ind Sun
TABOR CITY PRESENTER
\ IAN: Rev. Henry l. Reaves.
ST.. Pastor; Church School 10 100
A NJ. Morning Worship HOO
A N. PYF SUNDAY 500 P NJ.
Men OF The Church End Tues
day
SAINT PAUL METHODIST
Rev p H Layfield, pastor.
Sunday School Gas A II. Morn
ing Worship ii 20: AYF Sun
day 8 p NJ: Evening Worship
100: w 8 c 8 Circles, First
Tuesday evening; Geberal w 8
: 8 meeting Third Tuesday eve
ming
GLENDALE BAPTTs1 U-,
JJso Edwards, Pastor; Sunday
School 1000 A. NJ: Prayer Meot-
ing Sundays $50 P. NJ. t'rmco-
ing, Saturday before 2rd Sunday
I 80 y Il. Srd Sunday morning
II 90 A. n. Sunday night 7:a
-. II
MT. HERMAN bAPT11Ti
x.- T7xr<~ DxSn~ Du~S~~. A-n
lay School 70 A. n: Prayer
ds~rins Wed. 80 p. NJ: BTU.
unday 9 r. n: Worship Serv-
,ce lth Sunday IL A. NJ: md
sunday 7:90 Pm.
CEDAR CRHEK BAPTIST:
Rev. T. W. Hearns. Pastor. Sun
day School 10 90 A. M; Prayer
Meeting Wed. TOO p. NJ. Wor-
ship Service. Third Sunday II 90
4. n, First Sunday TOO p. n
LKDAHON METHOD IsT:
Rev " r. Herbert. Pastor; Sun
dGy School 900 A. NJ: Preach
ting, list Sun 100 p. n. Ord Bun
day TOO p. a.: n. +. l., Monday
zoe p. NJ; W. 8. c. 3. ht Wed
Wight
RIVERSIDE BAPTIST: Rev.
e. L. CCMBEE, pastor: Sum
day School at 10 A. NJ: worship
service Saturday night before
fourth Sunday, Too and Sunday
morning II 90: and second Sum
day night at TOO. Prav~- serv-
Ice each Wednesds' nigfH ~
7 90. BTU Sunday night 7:D
FOREsI LAWN NrssIoARy
BAPTIST Rev. Gs-Vvn Hester,
MirIr'-r. sunday SynUol at 10
A. N Preaching ist sunday IL.
20 = N and sacn Sunday q,
4 N De- s,nr @tv,t AZ o.
Mt. SINAI BAPTIST: Rev
Carton Long. pastor: Sunday
school 1000 A. n. rresSiang
pervice and SUNDAY ii 20 A. a
md 9Th Sunday NJ $50 p n.
ere~r scrvtre es~n w~dr~.d,
LITTLE BETHEL: Rev. l. p
Brown, Pastor Preaching and
md 9Th Sunday. II 90 A II
Tkb Dksetovy Sponsored
Rusyh Cloehing Store
W. 2. Co c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-01-27

FOR SALE - Brick yenee

FOR SALE - Brick Veneer
Houses bed Rooms, large
living room, bath, Kitchen and
dining room. On lot 117h Z
220. Spacious attic & folding
stairs. Insulated, heating plant,
hot water heater, abundant
shrubbery on lot, tennis court
adjoining rear Of lot, one block
from school Terms can be ar
ranged. Built by FILA and VA
specifications. Call Tabor City
4456, after TOO p. m. or Loris
Ell 74560 Day.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-01-27
leguis
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
OF LAND

Having qualified Al Admins
traitor of the estate of Clarenct
Blanco Sellers, deceased, late Of
Columbus County, North Caro-
lima, this is to notify all person:
having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Tabor
City, North Carolina, on or be-
fore the 23rd day of November
1860, or this notice will b
pleaded in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to sale
estate will please make immedi-
ate payment.
This % I'd day of November
1859.
]. A. SELLERS
Administrator Of
the estate Of
Clarence Blanco
Sellers, Deceased.
POWELL, LEE & LEE,
Attorneys
N.25,D2,s,16,2s,3o
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-01-27

Mrs. Daniel Powell gave the
program entitled Render Unto
Caesar" with Mrs. Ralph Bryant
and Mrs. Ross Clemens taking
part. Mrs. Wayne Elliott and
Mrs. Dale Clemens gave a dis
cussion on crime and alcohol.
For community missions men,
bers planned to visit patients in
the hospital.
In conclusion Mrs. Floyd serv-
ed refreshments to Is members
and one visitor.