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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-03-17
RECOGNITION, STATE
AND NATIONAL FOR
OLD FORT RALEIGH

Congressman Herbert C. Bonner,
representing North Cardinals LIST
District, Monday introduced a bill
in the House of Representatives,
revising the boundaries of the Fort
Raleigh National Historic Shrine
on Roanoke Island.
81 have always felt the need for
the expansion of this historical
SITE, Congressman Bonner stated.
"The present 1871 acres do not
adequately represent the historical
land that was utilized by the colo
nists. With an expanded acreage
the area can be made more attrac-
tive and give adequate space for
the proper development of this
National Shrine. 1t will also give
psychologists more room for histo-
rical research, discovery and deve-
lopment."
The Fort Raleigh National His
toric Shrine is we'll known. The
site preserves the scene of Sir Wal
ter Raleigh's Inflated attempts to
establish an English colony in the
New World. It was here that the
agents of Sir Walter Raleigh and
subjects of Queen Elizabeth, suf-
fered or died in the effort to begin
the conquest of the North Ameri-
can Continent. The hardships of the
first colony (1585-S6) and the ira
gic disappearance of the "Lost
Colony" of 1887 gave forewarning
of the many practical difficulties
to be overcome before conquest Of
the new Continent could become a
reality.
Bonner concluded, ave are all
proud of the attraction Eastern
North Carolina holds for tourists
each year. We hope Developments
of this type encourage more people
to visit our colorful coast"
Assembly in Raleigh Monday
night enacted a bill appropirating
10000 toward the cost of rebuild
ing the Outer Banks theater where
"The Lost Colony" outdoor pag-
cant is held.
The theater was destroyed by
Hurricane Donna. Total cost of re-
building it was put at $4,000, but
Rep. M. Keith Fearing of Dare and
Sens. Lindsay Warren of Beaufort
and P. D. Midget Jr. of Hyde said
the other funds came from pri-
vate sources.
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so LONG HAD JOHN EDWARD

ROSE been. a symbol of rugged
strength and inspiring self-reli-
ance that he was fheslast person in
the Engelhard vicinity it's people
expected to die, although he was
81 years old. But last Wednesday,
he died from a heart attack, living
alone to the last in his small farm
home, where he cooked, kept house
and cut firewood for himself, and
kept up with the world through the
news releases on his television set.
Last rites were held for him
Saturday at the Christian church of
which he had been faitful life
member. No man was held in high
er esteem in the community.
Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.
Eunice Spencer of Engelhard,
three sons, Ira Rose of Belhaven,
Johnnie Rose of Columbia and
Theodore Rose of Elizabeth City.
"a grandchildren, 60 great grand
children and one great-great
grandchild.
In addition to his children, the
following out of town people at
tended his funeral:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Sawyer of
Beaufort, Rev. and Mrs. Coleman
Rose and little daughter of New
Bern, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Powell
and children of Belhaven, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Fornel and Children,
Mrs. Beulah Rose of Norfolk, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Willis and children of
OKLAHOMA.
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CHANNEL BASS IN
HATTERAS WATERS
HAVE SHOWN UP

Three weeks ahead of 1860. the
first channel bass of the 1861 sea-
son We're boated at Hatteras Sun
day by local anglers casting from
boats in Hatteras Inlet. Six ang-
lers, some of them professional
charter boat shippers, caught to-
tai of II fish ranging from 33 to
AZ pounds each.
Credited with hooking and land
ing the seasons first was State
Highway Patrolman D. S. Skiles,
who was transferred to du'y on
Hatteras Island from Jackson N. c..
last year. Skies also caught the
second.
From there on out, Capt Edgar
Styron, from whose cruiser Twins,
the IL fish were reported taken,
Lee and Nacie Peele, Donald Oden
and Capt. Clam Stowe shared in
the catches, according to Oden who
first reported the catch.
The anglers were using hunks Of
shad and squid for bait. Thew cast
into the school from the Twins
which was allowed to drift with the
tides.
Location of the catches was not
far from the spot where the broth
ers, Lawrence and Perry Austin,
commercial fishermen here, had
caught two bass on Saturday.
ave could have loaded the boat,
if there had not been any limit
law for the fish, said Styron, add
ing, "And there's plenty more"
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BIG FISH FRY

There will be a 'sfish fry on
Saturday, March IS, at the Man
teo Masonic Lot. For the price Of
81 you get all the fish, cole slaw,
corn bread, and tea that you can
eat. Come anytime between $50
and 7:So pm. The proceeds win 70
the Manteo High School Senior
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THREE DAY OUTLOOK

The following weather outlook
has been released by the U. s
Weather Bureau at Hatteras:
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
temperatures will be average,
near normal. The normal high
win be so, the low AZ. A few
scattered showers expected for
Saturday and Sunday. Total rain
fall about one half inch. Tenn
peratures will be cool Friday and
Sunday; warmer Saturday.
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Among the sopranos of the As
voice Touring Choir of Campbell
College, visiting schools and
churches in Virginia and West Vir-
ginia this week March 1910 is
Gloria Faye Hopkins of Columbia.
Campbell is this year in transit
tion from junior to senior college
status. Miss. Hopkins, now sophie
more preparing to be a primary
teacher, plans to be one of it's first
graduating seniors in 1868.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Stafford Hopkins Of
Route 2, Columbia.
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MISS GLORIA LINDA PARENT,
a student in the sixth grade at
Manteo Elementary School, was
the winner in the spelling contest
held there. Second place winner
was Conchita Tillett of Wanchese,
a seventh grade student.
Miss Parent will take part in the
spelling contest to be held at Will
liam and Mary College in Norfolk.
April 20. The winner there will go
to the National Spelling Bee to be
held in Washington, D. c., May 90.
Participating in the contests are all
schools in Eastern North Carolina
and Virginia, and "The Ledger
Star" is sponsoring them.
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DARE co. SCIENCE FAIR

The annual Dare County Science
Fair will be held March IL, in the
BBanteo Elementary School gym,
with all Dare County Schools TAX
ing part. The gym will be open for
public viewing from ten Am. to
ee-thirty Pm. The winner will
30 10 the District Science Fair to
be held in Greenville. N. c., March
"a
Evening star., 1961-06-14
Elizabeth Opens
Season at Ascot

LONDON. June IA (AP).-
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince
Philip led the royal family in
"a carriage ride down the Ascot
race course yesterday to open
the 250th year of racing on one
of the worlds smartest tracks.
Princess Margaret - expect
ing a baby this fall-rode in
the second carriage with her
husband, Antony Armstrong
Jones. Margaret wore a loose
fitting white coat. Antony and
the other men in the royal pro-
cesSion wore high gray top hats.
Queen Mother Elizabeth was
missing. 1t was announced she
had injured a foot.
People go to Ascot to look
at one another as much as they
do the horses. It's the big open
air fashion show of the London
social season.
In the Queens party were
Princess Alexandra and a new
friend, Nicholas Eden, 80, un-
married son of former Prime
Minister Sir Anthony Eden.
Evening star., 1961-06-14

HIP. This fon uses li6 HIP. Poek-
ord Motor mode by General Motors.
oNE-YEAR GUARANTEE, II ony-
thing goes wrong during first year
you ore given q brond-new fon.
MOVES MORE AIR which is the
ultimote test by Ne.M.A, stond-
ords. This fon moves 4.7oo CFM
os oeoinst $500 cfM for the typieoI
20" direct drive fon. BY P,F.M.A
Evening star., 1961-06-14

s.ondords 10 truly scientific system)
this fan moves $500 cFM os oeoinst
l.7oo cFM for the typieoI 20" direct
drive fon :. and remember this
fon uses four mot 81 shorpH pitched
blodes.
ELECTRICALLY REVERsIBLE- BY
the push Of O button this fon supplies
any one Of 4 kinds OF cooling
Intake: Hi or 10 speed; Exhuvst;
HI or TO speed.
Evening star., 1961-06-14

WHISPER oUIET - Blodes turn
slowly therefore quietN-with
minimum oir turbulence, becouse
high motor speed Of l,75o RPM is
reduced by belt-pulIeys 10 low bIode
speed. us RPM
MORE POWERFUL - Only with q
bet and pulley system con q big.
long life motor be used. Most 20"
ond ~" direct drive fons use
motor with from iIloth to lH5th
Evening star., 1961-06-14
A Hechinger Exclusive

Lorge Speco Purchase Enables Hecnser Alone TO Be Able
Offer You Such Fine BuyCompore This Value ANYWHERE!
Evening star., 1961-03-12
CHEVY CHASE
A. V. PISANI

I't...,;1: stS1 ,$;.SfL%S95EH we'll! PIN SPSsiiSlNStwAK,
Astfsstiys d.sS e. Ssdrn; pc n: sSath; fPlit t.
yait earpetinT. 4 go; GOOD "~E buy. "
$33,500. Directions:s North on
Conn. ave. to Jones Bridge rd.,
right to Montgomery ave-, left to
Dundee, right I blk. to McGregoT,
leit 20 Kenilworth driveway and
=, TRApEs coNspREp
Oh. $4,000 o.. 2sB11k
Evening star., 1961-03-12
HIIICREST

HILLCREST
OFF PA. AVE. only 10 minutes
from Capitol. Congressman'O home;
spacious brick ramblers; a rms, 5
bedEms., den, 2 baths, fun bOmt. /;
level lot: priced below cost. By
aRReREsT. aRRRRS;RiSse'; saos oain,virI. st.
S baths. 70 fun Pss; SAINT tof'fE fairs .s; s%;;
coNoRESS HEioHTs. mr.. Nichols
Aye.-Semidet. stone and brick
with 2 master bedrms., DaneiSd
rec. rm.; Sl3,5OO.
PA. AND MINI. Avns. Vrc.-pe
luxe Semi-dst. brick: 5 rms, 9 Ice.
becrmS., peneled rec. rm., alum
storm windows: level fenced lot:
RsKb%Gt RssiSiSSGi HIGHLANDS. Corner
25th and Naylor Rd.-BungaioW !:
rms, Q bedrmS.. tile bath. attic
rms, hsmt.: oil h.-v:h., built-in
EarHge; priced riEht with SubStan-
CAPITOL HILL. sth ct. mr.. Pa. Ave,
-6-rm. brick: . bedrms.. Gsi
h.-w.h.. 2-car garage, Si2,SOo. '
coNoRESS HEIGHTS, q. Capitol
Terrace and Chesapeake St.-NeN
brk. rambler, not completely fin
ished: 8 lge rms, full bsmt., wa
lots, "ss iS"; $4,000, with S1,500
p%ifRRPAx VILLAGE, 1852 Southern
Ave. - Vacant. Open 2-6 pm.
S.d6 rms; aIl brick, full bsmt.; FHA,
NEAR Isth AND PA. AvE.-s.rm.
SIk.i 2 baths; On 1.t T.; garaSe,
ANAcoGT1A --- eeInidet. brick, 5
rms: 2 lSe: bedrmS:, tiled bath.
'''i oFRER rRi 'ena;SSS' nooS' EIsTHSos' Ea;SGS os'"n'
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO.
Realtors, 24l2 Minnesota Ave. O.R.
AT PA. AVE. Sc.
Over rs Years Experiences in Sales,
Rentals: Property MANAGEMENT
Evening star., 1961-03-12
BETHESDA

SS item TsmSI:E This on low Roman
1 .ra. eSmn@seS @ sDsrates ;sspnS ares sedooms baths
lot Pato and yard offer unlimited privacy S27S5O.
Out Old osoTstoWn road to 9Sol ANDR1a
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Sz21 WoODMoNT AVE, BETHESDA, MD.
OFF. HRS. 90; 24-HR. PHONE sERv, OIL. e-ssss
SUNDAY, / UNTIL $50
BETHESDA ESTATE AREA

True WamsbyrE ANTIQUE brick Colonial with hand shaped
sized SLED EaraGs formal hearth, SneTaininS-
h TeS c pansed ntgdy Or 5h bsdm han
% sySS finished rec room With repla:s
With small stream running in front Near ali schools close
70 shopping, "a blk. to fast D. C. transp. ~
DRETIoHs Out Bradley blvd blocks Wilson lane r.
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ANDRIS REALTY, INC.
M&0pGn
GARRETT PARK .EsTATrs

GARRETT PARK ESTATES
New 4-Bedrm. Ramblers, From $25250
DSnsSZ WccdSd lot. form perfect setting for brick
exceptional financing. - ~-'~"
DEFcTIoNs: North wisconsin ave- to strsthn,ors ave-
E9ht 20 END OF StathmoFe foloW SgnS
out Conn., ave, left Knowles follow signs to model
Evening star., 1961-03-12
HMOpGn

~+~W~C
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE
oPR 1880 TO $40 Pm,
peSiring. quiet court in BethsSda'S
best estate srsSf See this lovely
brick rambler with 3 bedTms. :,
whole family Viii enjoy. = fire.
places, patiop 2.car Earage, plus
earport, low .40s. DIRECTIONS:
Out Bradley blvd. to Hillme0ds.
left 70 Fernwood, left to Gran.
brook Court and Open Sign.
BETHESDA - Built with the
needs Of groWing children in mind
Level lIt.acre. surrounding this
beautiful brick rambler near
Country Club. Top quality thYuout.
1880. DIRECTIONS: Out Brad
lev blvd. to 72l0 and Open sign.
BETHESDA HOMES, INC.
OIL. 4-SlO4
BRICK R9sIDENCE-I0Iz 90.
asa79slHn se7ssi .,s.r: ST: q silver Spring, 1U'
BURNING TREE CLUE AREA
Srtck-and-sto1e gentlem9n'S sm.
estate. on l-acRe wooded site. Con-
tainS Ice. liv. rn1, din. rIn.. library,
sh, snsl. perch: kits 4 hedrms" 9
Ssof:... Ssf. ttSi 81. IN; 4.7oo7. f'F garage No
HST5dNT S.ds5T,, ! N5Iss SS NSt 4. area y. -
opens. SSnsn:. SOnnttSS OntS ground .i;vs Level. Farm
oWNSEg osWR1NSS gAid Husr 'as sEfn. ais''S vkSeASf kSeAfSff
NAMR YOUR TERMS. GRAHAM
CO. Ju. 5.6650.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE: Center
nali brk; rambler V/huse rooms.
QUARTER ACRE LUXURY"
Family rm. W/BBo. vacant, owner
anxious to sell. Trades considered.
W. ]. NICHOLAS Lo. $4,000
BURNT MILLS = Immaeulate 8.
bedrm. 2h.bath brick split level
on imposing corner lot. Rec, rm, :,
sub bsmt. carpoyt. loaded with
extras. owners loss Is your gain.
must BE- seen to be appreciated,
s2S,SQ9, RoeIHaT II. KENT 4
HURNT ~ MILLs KESoLLs = a open:
rambler, IA baths. full bsmt
$21'600; lO92S New Hampshire
ave. he. 4-0S64.
BURNT MILLS ViLLAGE-3-bed- :
.rm., 2h-bath brick ramb.; Ice
'liv. rm; with firepl., sep. din. tm. .,
mod. kit, no bsnt., everything on
one flr.' dble; gar: lge. attic for
lily rm. or 4th pvt. bedrm FLA
appraised, $27.5O0. ~ OWNER,
no aeents. He. 4-9056.
BURNT MILLS AREA Beautiful
pine-paneled den or 3rd bedrm.
With bath, adj. huge liv. rm., sep.
TRULY LOVELY HOME
Full 6snt. With outside exit, and
rec. rIa.: 2-ear SSrage: trades
W. J. NICHOLAS HE, 4.1oOo
Evening star., 1961-03-12

ACT I. SCENE VI
At 1St Street Sc.
Our final scene takes place
In o completely new Town
House preserving the grace
and beauty Of the 'HiilS'
ideals. Two b d r Q o n o,
two and one-h0lf baths,
sep din. oom-g0Hage-and
stunning gArden-eent. air
eond., Of course. Mr. Godfrey,
Evening star., 1961-03-12
HOUSES FER sALx--sMD.

BETHESDA RAMBLER
pes. corner. conv. 70 NH, Naval
NED. Center. Priced SiSreS0. Nc
Evening star., 1961-03-12

ASHTON AReA-PFamO rambler, 8
bedrms.. 2 baths. fv. Tm.. II By
% with firepl.. din. area, kit.
screened porch, garage, stable.
Over, 2 acres with large pond
abundant pasture; al fenced.
S36,S60. ASHTON REALTY co,
s.ii74s. III ss.lvWtSa WS. 4esss11.A rs A-'iS'' EV'
ASHTON, MD. AREA-custom 6TF.
rambler on 3 choice wooded acres;
bedfms. IL pSneledl, 2 baths,
hV. Pm., din. area with beamed
ceiling and firepl.: full bSmt. with
firepl.; S34.960. ASHTON REALTY
CO: Ev. &.1732, WA. %10Sl1, WA.
ASHTON AREA, horse iovers-9
acres, streams, Small barn, well
fenced; unusAlly good brick CO.
lonial with 8 hedrms., 2 baths, iEe.
ltv. rm., and kit, full din, Rm. !;
taxes emily Sl00. Open sun. LAIRD
B. SCOTT. JU. o.O420.
ASPEN HILL PARK-Immaculate 3.
silt foyer rambler. Ia ssis.s5soi So Vii ERi
lge. 4 and 3iss loan assumption.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
s227 Fenton st.. 90. JU. 7.77OO
BARGAINS ARE PLENTIFUL but
THIS Is . buyi For. small family;
walking distance TO downtown ST.
yer SprinE.. CisAneet eond., 8 sunny
rms. With BENT: level fenced lot;
Sl2. $50. Ewes. .JU. 5.106l,
Maryland Prop. JU. 9.124O
DIETgHEsI,A I1g, =, io1lS:. SS;.c.c; AiSR: our
poSs. Of 3-bedrm.. brick Colonial.
Sep. din: rm;, side peh., wooded
rear yard. full bSmt.; walk to bus,
siEaTSKgiEs1AaC Hi 1AaCiSeSL CRiSaeXSLrY OIL. 4.141s
BETH1sDA-CHGVY CHASE
rambler: liv. rna.,
ftrepi.,, sep. din. Tm., 3 bedrmS., :,
2 baths. modern kit, attached
GaraRs. patio, barbecue.
S25, ,000-Brk. Colonial: 8 bedrms. :,
full bath, plus 8 half baths, liy.
rm.. firepl., sep. din. rm., large
Kitchen, screened porch. papeled
rec. rm. with firspi.. hot-W0tef
heat: Attached garaGe.
31,750--BFk. split-level: 4 bed
rms, 2h baths. liv. rm.. sep. din.
rm;: spacious kit. patio, garage,
Hall.to-Wall carpets and drapes.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
SealtoP OIL, 2.2192
Evening star., 1961-03-12

ACT I. SCENE v
500 5th Street Sc.
The scene shifts to New Eng-
land-A set Of oFseI and
frame with three bed
roomS-tvo full and two
half baths-full basement
LUXURY kitchen-sepaRat0
dining foom-cent, air eond,
Mr.. Forbes, Ii, 2-00S9.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

Produced and Directed By
RHEA RADIN REALTY
CAPITOL HILL Fod0Y BorToN
Ii. o'VOAo FE. $1,000
CONGREsS' HEIGHTS - Det. @
sSEy SSny O5se S.i Eso Houa.f, ST heat and
$500 $500 On: KHA: Before II a:m. OF
pm. CH. 8.440S. ALDRE. NC.
c0N0RRsS MGTS., SO. .050-5-
Seufm:. det; home; fun bSmt.. gas
nneating system; Garags: nice lot.
sEEITioE, Rsai RsaitoPP.o POS; 20. !GaS SssSooLI L
Evening star., 1961-03-12
BETHESDA


entrance foyer Of this brick contemporary leads to the
Sydoor nyinG dining and bsdfoos one BATH
upstan1 there another huge unit
tTS snS second full bath; block Very low WensS
g sSs go ana Sp SS 5sa s Beech rrh on
Evening star., 1961-03-12

ACT !. SCENE "
A8h "E" Street Sc.
A particularly distinguished
set designed and built by
Russell E1dridge-this scene
takes place In q completely
rebuilt-eent air eond. two.
bedrm. house with huge
PatiSS;o Mrs. ProStov, Fl.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
JOSEPH F1LIPPO

REALTY CO.
Realtors, 24l2 Minnesota Ave. O.R.
AT PA. AVE. Sc.
Over IS Years Experience in sales,
Rentals. Property Management
lyU. 4-7717 GU. S.bQ7A
Evening star., 1961-03-12
PARKWOOD

PARKWOOD
Walk to Holy Redeener and Parkwood Elem.
EiE:. showing Of this handsome ssdr rambler unique
OSr psn Pull Sss % s%y kitchen
% E q soS s and hSp prS s. sfdsE ans rh to saul
Evening star., 1961-03-12
SPRINGFIELD-LITTLE FLOWER

onticeo Colonial rambler contains and study
Or Sth hedrm baths huge v with raised frepL opennI
wib irsa Ds1' KIT se pan
,ot Priced to sell 81 800 $1,000 viii walk dst
pubic ana paocnal seh fast D. C. ansp excel
jdsS @ e. oSs M.os ave right srSoksWay right
Evening star., 1961-03-12
MASS AVE. EXT. AREA

minutes from
SEis SS n.n,, ths
ths .v Snia: aa
s.sss and
SSsn! l:anafy psyrooa The shidr.S %
Block so pu shs sttHs OG 0.s
Out River I'd Kenwood Club ocldboro
ooldSbcro, riGht to RedTnE, left to house " ~ ~
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Observation-Disclosures

SS h pmn yaTf ns hand'SMs Colops Is one best
m. sfSrrats snS dnas e. SS% snS huge
lot many beautiful trees Reduced to ier-$sT,b0O.
81 Off M q % %r'sptiSs on Ss.d.y IL:
hlVo 70 valley ave, right Ridge right to 6926
Evening star., 1961-03-12

ACT !, SCENE M
200 5th Street Sc.
A setting admirable for its
economy with wonderful
modern kitchen and lovely
garden. The action all takes
place within walking dis
lance of the, Library Of
Congress. MHS WashhuFn.
Ii. 7-31oS.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
BRADLEY HILLs-EDGEMOOR AREA

Speetacular French Colonial prestige homes
SSnteeS ssS aS sStt rat w formal family
mss.r m TnSns Ss. sr. stairway to SsdFms baths
wth trsp ige EaI. fun bsmt beautiful 17s' lot shadet
WE trees near fas D. C. tranSp shopping and exceen
Evening star., 1961-03-12

roo PIX. pELAFIELD. 81. Ne
kitchen, immed. BOSS. Can MF1.
Coates, Ia. 6-e226, DE. 2.iio0.
1901 18th PLACE. N.E.-An at.
traetive BUNGALOW In lovely Wood
ridge with Q nice bedrmS.. 1St. II.
plus finished attic, modern kit,
full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., anchor
fenced yard. S13.5O0, terms. r.
q. DUNNE co., LA. 9-2500, ewes
Re. 3-1l73.
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BETHESDA
Glenbrook Village
$l8.05O

Delishtful, Cape Cod: redscorated
thrcushout: din. rnn., hv. rm. with
firepl., peneled rec. rm.. III baths,
garage, 2 large bedrms. Expand.
able End floor. Slate roof, etc.
DIR; North on Wis. to Jones
Bridge rd., right to oladvyn DR..
OPEN SUN. / TOR
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RIVER ROAD AREA

RIVER ROAD AREA .. ...
spacious brick rambler in this excellent neighborhood offers
ehaIm ana eonvenenee bedrms, baths with second
wooded y Of opportunity a oSiS s2ssSo
9yt River road Left Verne to $500 and
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ACT I, DCENE II
526 4th Street Sc.
The scene opens on Q love.
u New Orleans Set-e peb-
bled walk leads to o charm
ing Town House with o
wrought.iIon balloon -
through the open door can
be seen the frea standing
fireplace and maenifieent
detail inside. Mr.. Caldwell.
LU, 3.4304,
Evening star., 1961-03-12

OuuUIIIBVUH FIACe DE.
Our curtain rises on the
historic site Of what was
Daniel C0YrouS' mansion
"Duddlngton Manor" for
meFly Hickman Street,
easily reached By following
the signS from 1st and E
stS. s.e.-the action takes
place In any one Of ten
delightful Town Houses. Mr..
Seidel. JU. 9-0430.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-07
WILLIAMS

AnSback, Mrs. Edith
80 acres Jacobs ...... 6..J
Bass, Harvey Jr.
80 acres Erwin ctal Co.,. 1858
B!ackman, I. l..
% acres Home .... 6l35
Bullock. c. B. Jr.
lOO'2 acres Home 60. 6O.IO
Bullock, c. B. Sr.
900 acres Home etal. 1914
Bullock, j. c.
1875 acres Home 1887
Burroughs. S. c.
36i2 acres Brooks ctaI So 90
Butler. Arch
80 acres Home ctal 1893
Butler, Duffic. "a
acres Watson ctal. .... 81. 80
Cartrcttc, Albert
% acres Crib ctal... 5O.S8
Cartrcttc, Carlton
acre Cdrtrcttc ... Ism
Cartrctte, Dewey l..
acre Hughes .... 1927
Cartrettc. Jesse J. Sr...
l7.9 acres Cartrcttc 1926
Cartrette. NJ. {. Heirs
90 acres Home etal 90. AIT
Cartrette, Sarah Ann
l2l2 acres Home ..... 8.7I
Cox. Clement d.
$50 acres ReavcS ctal 1870
Cox, LiStOu
he acres Ward ..... 1890
Crib. Donald NJ.
acre Home ... "a a
Crib, d. w.
"a acres Carroll etal 1898
Crib. /. NJ.
20 acres Crib ...... 2756
Crib, w. +. Heirs
5"l acres Crib ...... 3l.OS
Curric. A. d.
go acres home etal 268. "a
Curric. n. c.
~ acres Watson ctal. 1891
Curric. Wayland
iV- acres CurrIc Ctal l38IJ
Duncan, Charlie II.
1872 acres Home .. a.. as
/ Duncan. j. d.
80 acres Home .... ion %
/ Duncan. Lcaman
Is acres Duncan .. "a %
/ Duncan. Leo
29'2 acres Duncan. &C.. "a. 56
Edwards. Gladys NJ.
IA acres Mercer Dr6I
FippS, Alton
30 acres Fipps w "a On
FippS, F. K. g8.5
acres Home ct.l 15e GO
FLOYD. ". Earl. 81 acres
( Cox and Williams so ne
Fowler. Mrs. Della Mac
20 acres Patterson al
Fowler. Mrs. Emma J.
: II acres Home .... 137=
Fowler. F.. NJ.
! 7l2 acres Ward w Il o.
Fowler. O. l..
% acres Home ctal 60. $500
Fowler. W. c.
i9'' acres Old Home. 1927
GanuS. Casper
Al acres Home ctaI "a 2t
Garrell. Irving Heirs
~ acres woods u,
Carroll. James r.
J 40 acres Home ..... SGT,
Gaskin. f. b.. 8Ois
J acres Robinson ctaI 12g .,
Goodwin. DcamcS
35.6 acres Ward ctal loo u
Goodwin, Elijah
! 1872 acres Home $780, ~ i,
Godwin. James D.. Az
acres Jackson Brothers % :,
Gore, James y.
} 26 acres Home w 1e o.
; Core. Rcmbert
~ acres Hcwett ia q.
, Gore, w. r. WV
u acres Home "a :,
Granger, Clinton NJ.
100 acres Spivcy ... PSI.
Granger. J. w.
rs acres Granger $500 ~ q,
Gray, Sarah Wright
IL acres Bright "a n,
, Harden, w. 3.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-07
NOTICE OF SALE
OF
LAND FOR TAXES

AS required by law and pur-
suant to an order by the Board
of Commissioners l will, as Tax
Collector, sell at the Court
House door in Whiteville, N. G.,
Monday, July 3, 1861, Bebig-
ming at 1900 noon, the follow
ing real estate for taxes due
and unpaid for the year 1860.
w. A. Wier,
TAX COLLECTOR
Columbus County