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DIXON HILL
NO DOWN-GI

PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. 5-5422
ST. JOHNS PARISH - Williams
burg brick Cape Cod; 5-year-old
home for lge. family; 81. 800 down
FLA. LIST WITH LISZ,
L. j. LISZ HE. 4.I3nn
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
COUNTRY ESTATE

4la acres; 92-ft. custom-built, cen.
trally Aforementioned bricE-and.
stone rambler, Just IA miles iron
the White House. Beautifully land.
scaped grounds and privacy, yet
still close-in communting time
Outstanding quality construction
and lovely view. 8 bedrooms, jail
ousied breezevay, . huge baths
rec. I'm. or workshop and 2-cal
garage. Nood-burning fireplace
best Of everything. And extremely
flexible terms. An outstanding
buy. Call to inspect, S49,95O.
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BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY. INC.
"a pEAT TnDC

REALTORS
OWN = Tender lovinq
care and the finest Of materials
went into this excellent quality
brick Cape Cod, conveniently 10.
Gated in N. Arlington. near shop.
ping and fast bus to D. c. fol-
Pentagon. Delightful corner lot
with patio. shade trees and at.
tached garage. Seen at your con.
venience by calling IA 10000
FLORANCE REALTY, 2317 Will
h1u1 Ua
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
tcoNTiNUED)

ALEX. AREA -.An-brick rambler:
porch; NO MONEY DOWN GI or
S45O down FLA; only S95 per
month Call now. TIE. 6-75T5. af-
ter . pm, 45l-l220, ALFRED D.
HECK 20
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NEW HOMES! GIL FLA. MILITARY
snRuRRAN PROPERTIES MOT.

ROCKVILLE $4,000. OF no money
down or buy FHA-Cute 3-bedrm
rambler with large fenced yard
for the children. 10. $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK 1926 Georgia Ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
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G. paul hickman, inc.

WHEAT0N-Match this. 3 bedrms.
iv; rm., din. rm., kit, rec. rm.
util. rm.. close to schools, newly
decorated, Anchor fence and patio
Sl4,95O. Call VIII. 6-0S37.
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SILVER SPRING-Charming bricl
rambler located in Burnt Mill!
= Manor; 3 bedrms., 2 baths. liv
rm. with firepl.. din. rm., modern
Eit. and coy screened porch or
LIST. fl. Big rec. rm. with firepl
and powder rm. in bSmt. Carport
Terms TO suit, vacant: immed
occupancy. Call JU. 5-4222, ewes
~, $500. LAWRENCE v. LUTEs
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WHLAIUN WUUDS-This immac.
ulate. 3-bedrm., 2-bath brk. ram.
bier is one Of the best buys we've
ever seen! Close to all school,
shopping and transp. It's a stea
at ,Sl6,250. Only $3.50 DIN. FLA
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ANNANDALE AREA

3 bedrmS.. . baths, family rm.,
liy: rm., air cond.; POOL: patio
$33.95O OWNER JE. 2-3453
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BIG % ACRE

~
Beautiful rambler, large kitchen,
fireplace, radiant heat; large ga
rage with 3 rooms added: could be
fixed UP for living quarters; S15,-
$50; small down payment. BROWN
g. BROWN REALTY, JE. 4-0041.
BROYHILL PARK-At last, one Of
the sought-after 45-ft. brick ram
blers is available in this popular
suburban community at reason
able price; excellent floor plan,
3 large bedrms.. complete GE
kitchen. full basement with out
side entrance; only $50, $50; i'm
mediate possession: for qualified
purchaser, Sl,S00 will cover down
payment and settlement costs
Hurry! ia. 4-1300. BROYHILL &,
SONS, Realtors, 1900 Lee hwy
BEAUTIFUL BRICK RAMBLER on
H4-acre lot with fruit and shade
trees. Featuring living rm. with
fireplace, large dining IT," mod
ern, completely equipped kitchen,
3 bedrms., finished rull basement
with appealing recreation room,
playroom and workshop for the
handyman. Immaculate; 1t is
priced at S23,5OO. For truly gra-
cious living, see it today. Call
ia. 5-940O.
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sUBURBxN PROPERTIES MaT.
- Goodrne,, ,no,,,o..-.

Uh1aAON = GOODMAN contempt
rary, 3-bedrm. rambler with
cathedral ceiling and fireplace
beautiful landscaping and hedges
dlshwasher, disposal, ETC.; only
Sl5,750; available at once: attrac-
tive terms and trade considered.
HUGGINS g. HARRISON, INC.
Realtors IN 6OSnO
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BELTSVHLE-choice lots. 100x1S5
located in area Of fine homes
$4,000, HUGH T. PECK HE. 4
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WHEATON; walk to St. Catherine's.
Atttac. rambler. with lge. rooms,
l5O-ft. fenced lot. 8 bedrms.. full
bsmt.; $4,000.
IHILDEBRAND co 1T o-esSn
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(CONIINuED)

CHEVERLY-waIk to st. Ambrose
and Happy Acres from this spa
eious 4-bedrm., 1iz-bath bunga-
low with numerous closets; screen
ed porch. full bsmt.. newly dec
GRATED and vacant for immediate
poss.; at S15,500, it's a buy.
RIvERDALE-An attractive white
rancher on. a big level lot; com
makes IT an ideal family home
with firepl.. lge. dining area. 3
5edrms;, and equip. kit; tiled
bSmt. floor giving the Riddles a
place to ronp in bad weather: all
for only S14.T50 and only $3.50
dr., bal. in one trust.
WooDLAwN-Brick rambler with
flrepl., 3 bedrms., equip. kit. full
psmt. with finished rec. rm.; walk
70 81. Mays, public schools. shop
terms.
MARTINS wOODS-Prestige area /.
an attractive 3-bedrm. home with
tirepl. in liv. rm., n baths, sep.
din. rm.. dishwasheT in all-elec.
kit, full bsmt., alum. storm win
dows; 17-acre lot; vacant for i'm
hcu. pOSS.I all Offers ana trades
considered; priced low for this
area at S23.950.
CLOSE-IN-A spick-and- span brick
rancher with room to expand; on
a countryside lot; already fl
nanced; 30-day possession; walk
TO bus and shopping; we have
one for. Vets too with no down
payment.
EVANSVILLE, 1924 seth ave-
bedrms. lge. breakfast nook. full
bsmt.. finished rec. rm.; home
very clean; fenced lot: patio and
other extras; assume AZ % financ-
ing, S97 mo. pays all.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC.
AP, 7-7774
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CARROILTON

3-bedrm. split-level, brick
and-frame; sep: din. rm.;
westinghouse kit, Ia ba this;
plastered walls; lifetime
slate roof: fully fenced vPrd:
only SlS,950 with $3.50
DIN. Assume balance In
394co GIL loan; Sl25 mo.
pays all.
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HOLLEY REALTY
FAIRFAX!

2-bedroom frame rambler, lare,
living room with fireplace, dinine
L" large attractive kitchen
washer and drier included; carport
priced at $I5,950. Call JE ..
2620. JOSEPH W. SEAY COM.
PANY, Realtors, lis West Broac
street, Falls Church. Virginia.
FAIRFAX, Fairview section-6-rm
brick house; lge. fenced I'd, scr
porch. full bsmt, CIR. 3-5126.
FALLS CHURCH-Brick, 4 bedrns,
baths. dble. gar, bsmt. Sl7,9O0
$500 dr.. 4249o 81, OWNER
JE. 2-3349 after $50.
FALLS CHURCH-Cape Cod; 4 bed.
rms. / "a baths, lge. liv. rm, with
firepl.' lge. kit; carport; assume
412s6 CT with dn. pymt.; boo
share avail; cow, to schools
OWNER, JE. 2-4471.
FALLS CHURCH-Ist home. 8 bed.
I'm. rambler, Ice. yard, only $500
On. LYNN REALTY, JE. 2-9400
FALLS CHURCH-FAIRFAX
g.. @. GERACHTS co.
1T O.O01A
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REALTORS HE. $4,000
NEAR NASA

Lovely brick rambler w/full
walk-out bsmt.; 3 lee. bed
rms, = baths; rec. rm.
w/bar; 10,000-sq. 1T. wood
ed lot: in Berwyn Hts, Holy
Redeemer Parish. All for
Sl6,95O. Subject to FILA.
$3.50 dn., S121 per mo.
pays all.
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SILVER SPRING
FRANKLIN AVE. AREA

what gorgeous garden spot.
True center-hall brick Colonial.
Living room, 25xl5 with fireplace,
lSxl2 dining room. equipped
kitchen, pantry, den and bath
on LIST floor; 3 twin-sized bed
rooms and 2 baths. master 25xl5,
other two are 1Sx12; recreation
room and bath in basement: gas
hot-water heat; huge garage,
l3x3O; flagStone patio, garden
house. flagstone walk We know
you can't duplicate this at the
price Of only S32 500.
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE 4-4O0n
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SILVER SPRING

This lovely home is vacant. newly
= ton, center-hall Colonial. 8 bed
90, rooms. IN baths. large living
n and dining rooms, recreation
room, fireplace in living and
recreation rooms; slate roof; quiet
area; close to schools and trans
porta ton. You'll agree the price
is right at 500 obC.
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PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC.
AP. 7-7774

CHEYERLY-spac. and i'm
pressive brick Colonial fea-
turing sep. din. rm., encl,
porch. 3 bedrms., full bsmt.,
slate roof and beautiful yd,
VA approved at S22,4OO
with no down payment.
LANDOVER HILLS AREA,
conv.. to Wash.-Balto. pkWy.
Brick rambler for lust,
$4,000 with no dn. pay
ment CT or Just $500 dn.
FLA. Firepl.; full bsmt.,
tiled bath; lovely fenced
E. C. HILLEY & co.
AP. 7-7oOl
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SUMNER

Attractive farm-style home: all
lsrse, rooms including liv. nm. with
fa rep sna S n 6 KIT 4oo with If 0F FaHL
3 bedrms., . baths on End. Built
in garage. Quiet dead-end street.
Immediate occupancy. Ewes. call
MRS. SUTTON, KE. T-03O5.
W. C. a. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
, TAK0MA PARK = 3-bedrm., liv,
rm., din, rm., kit, all newly decor
plus full bsmt. and o.s.p., on FILA
terms. Only S450 dn. Buy cheaper
than rent. Dial 434-1400. Ask to
/: INSPECT this buy. ADELPHI REAL
: TY,. INC,
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
INCOME BUILDERS

INCOME BUILDERS
a UNIT. Silver spring-Ar l.
bedrm, units. Tenants pay gas
and cleo. Only S25,950.
z UNIT. Takoma Park.-Mod. corr
ner property. with all 2-bednn.
units S770 mo. income. You'll
like this well-kept bldg.
Y UNIT. Hyatts-AIl 2-bedrm. apis.
Over $4,000 annual income. Own
er will trade this impressive bldg.
for smaller apt.
% UNIT. Silver Spring, vic. Heeht
Co.-Only 4 yrs. old; ! and 2
bedrm. units: over $1,000 an
nual income.
10 UNIT. Takoma Park-Tenants
pay gas. cleo. and heat; compl.
air cond.; over $4,000 annual
income.
Is UNIT. Silver spring-An ideal
investment; all 2-bedrm. units.
Tenants pay everything; always
RAFFELG REAL ESTATE
JU. 9-1103 TIL 8
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WEST HYATTSVILLE-New brick
2 bedrms., din. rm.. full bSmt.
FILA. ERWIN RLTY., WA. 7-0334.
WEST HYATTSVILLE-TOAsT OF
THE TOWN; 3-bedrm. all-brick
rambler; table-space kitchen; Ia
baths, recreation rm., fenced level
lot. Only SI7,a50. C. P. FETCH
Err, 10. 5-4677.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
TAKoMA PARK
WANT MORE?

You CAN Make a silk Purse Out
Of q Sow's Ear: Just take this
well-built 3-bedroom home. on a
uuarter-acre lot. below Wheaton.
and DO IT YOURSELF. Name
your terms; Sl3.95O.
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SHANNON r. IJTCHS
TRACER TAKES TRADES"

1RAGEh IAhES TRADES
TRACER REALTORS JU. S-370(
SILVER SPRING. S19,950. New
F.; listing. Outstanding 6 nm. air
cond. brick rambler with 2 bed.
rms. and sep. din. rm., porch
fireplace. bSmt. All cleo. kit. Nr
schools and bus. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-l103 or JU
5-l9O2.
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UIhVEh SPKING-Charming brick
rambler with 8 bedrooms, ih
baths; large living room dining
room combination; beautiful rec.
room, scr. porch. Immediate Dos
session. FLA APPRAISED, sci, -
300. HUGH T. PECK, REALTOR,
HE. 4-l70O.
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SILVER SPRING
AlLYER SPRING-Close-in, nea

B1LVER SPRING-Close-i in, near
Franklin ave. All-brick Colonial
3 nice bedrms., modern kit, pow
rm. Nice lot. WooDSIDE REAL
TY CO. JU. 9-6440 til Q pm.
ST. CAMILLUS PARISH = Brick
home in cloSe-in convenient area;
SEP dining room. large living room room
with fireplace and full basement:
mr.. ct. Camillus School and
Church,; immed. possession,
TRADES INVITED. HUGH T
PECK, REALTOR, HE. 4-17OO.
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ANDREWS.OXON HILL AREA
$295 dn. and move in; 3-bedrm
Diet. with large yard and bSmt
Owner will finance. d.. 7-4445
ewes MA 9-l1b4
Evening star., 1961-05-28

attend the classes sponsored
by the Capitol Beauty &
Barber Equipment Co.
Jelleff's informal fashion
show, Presidential Room,
Mayflower Hotel at lunch
con time.
TUESDAY
Every Day through Satur-
day Evelyn Barton Brown
presents fashions in the
Presidential Dining room of
the Mayflower during lunch
con time.
All This Week, Gladys
Springgate of Germaine
Monteil will be at Jelleff's
explaining the "how-to" of
lovely eye makeup for
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Miss Norwood Is Married

and an LIB. degree from
Harvard Law School. Mrs.
Faircloth made her debut in
Boston and is a member Of
the Junior League of New
York City. She is now an at
torney with the Department
Of Justice here.
Mr.. Faircloth was grad
uated from St. AlbanS School
and Harvard College. He re-
ceived the LIB. degree from
George Washington Law
School and is now an attor-
ney in the office of the chief
counsel of the Internal Reve-
nue. Service.
The couple will live In
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1961-05-28

Mrs. Murray P. Norwood OF
Cambridge, Mass, announces
the marriage Of her daugh-
ter Charlotte Peirce to Mr..
John William Flood Fair
cloth, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Faircloth of Chevy
Chase. The bride is also the
daughter of the late DR.. Hor-
wood.
The wedding took place
yesterday at Christ Episcopal
Church, Cambridge.
Mrs. Faircloth is a grad
uate of the WinSor School in
Boston and Radcliffe College.
She received an AM. degree
from Columbia University
Evening star., 1961-05-28
BPWC Plans
Installation

Installation of the new Of
ficerS of the Business and
Professional Women's Club
of Silver Spring will take
place June 20 at the Indian
Spring Country Club.
Mrs. Kathleen Leary is the
new president. Other officers
are Mrs. jeanette VaroutSos,
first vice president; Mrs.
Pauline Weaver, second vice
president; Mrs. Helen Shell,
recording secretary; Mrs.
Thelma Smith, corresponding
secretary; Miss Miriam
Stackhouse, treasurer, and
Mrs. Louise Smith, chairman
of the nominating committee.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
It's q Date
washington, u. {.
Moy 2S. 1861

niques will be presented to
Washington area beauticians
at a series of classes at the
Washington Beauty Acad-
emy. Color experts from the
Helene Curtis Industries
will stage the presentation.
Glasses are from l to $50
pm. and $50 to 9 pm. Re
peat classes are set also for
June 5 and IL. All licensed
beauticians are eligible to
Evening star., 1961-05-28

women. The former model
and fashion co-ordinator
has been in the beauty bus
mess all her life and believes
that beauty is within the
reach of every woman. Greet
the summer with a new
makeup approach that not
only includes your eyes but
your skin.
WEDNESDAY
TheIma Thomas of Helena
Rubinstein will conduct a
Skin Beauty Clinic at Wood
ward & Lothrop through
June 2. Skin conditioning for
the summer will be impor-
tantly stressed and hints for
keeping cool and fresh dur
Evening star., 1961-05-28

ing the summer months will
be under discussion.
FRIDAY
California Swimsuit con-
sultant available at Sears
Wisconsin avenue store with
informal modelling of SWIM
suits by the Models Guild.
A repeat showing the next
day from $50 to $50.
SATURDAY
Sky Dining Room, Wash
inGton Hotel, / pm. with
the Models Guild staging
the presentation. Vincent g.
Vincent hairstyles. Modelling
on the Washington Hotel
Terrace. Philipsborn fash
ions with Hahn's shoes will
be shown.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
TO-DAY

In The Swim sun fash
ions presented by Mont
gomery Ward of Wheaton
Plaza at 2 pm. at the Con-
neCticut Bel Air Swim Club.
WINK disc Jockey Dici- Den
ham will be master of cere-
monies. Ellen BatenIan will
do the commentary.
TOMORROW
New Hair COlOring tech
Evening star., 1961-05-28

New Hair COIOring tech
Tabor City tribune., 1961-03-15

To Leroy il was not eno,.s
to decide which side yon,a
win. He cast his lot with which
side was right,
II was our pleasure to have
Leroy and his family as ont
close neighbors ON an adiourn.
ing hill, to the West of Raleipb
during the last couple years of
his life.
The day l learned of LeRov.s
death, l sat down with Kidd
Jr.. who is nine years old, and
who is n couple years will be
attending the LEROY MART
IN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.
"Jiddo, l said, Pm glad II
has been your privilege tn
know Leroy Martin. You will
meet a lot of men in your life
time. Having known LeRov
Martin. you will be better abIe
10 judge them"
Tabor City tribune., 1961-03-15
BY KID BREWER

WRONG Let lis be- the
first 10 admit that we were
wrong. We stated i'm a recent
column that there would not
be a tax on food 10 pay for
the Sanford educational pro-
gram. Governor Sanford caught
us by complete surprise when
he not only advocated a food
tax. but suggested il as the
main basis for the mOucv 10
carry out his program. We still
believe there is enough SCnti-
mcnt against this plan to max"
it very difficult to get is en-
acted into law-but with the
prestige of the Governors Of
flee behind tit is going 20
be passed in some form.
II just goes to show YOU
there Is a great difference in
Judging the actions 20 b." c.-
pcctcd by a group as compared
TO that Of an individual.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-03-15

HIGHWAYS Tho u,ord
we get is that the Sanford Ad.
mInlStration will reorganizs
the State Highway Commits
SION, whereby the Commission
Chairman VIII again be the
head man. and that Bill Bab-
cock the Director of Highways,
Will be replaced with a Chief
Engineer" which will be SIM
liar To the control before Luth-
cr Hodges reorganization.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-03-15
Carriers
Column
By-W. Horace Carter

TAXES Last week Terry gracousy invited
sales promote education in North Car
Dina We attended the meeting at the Governors Mansion
Raleigh and heard the States chief executive explain detail
why hc recommending legislature that night tina,
sales TAX DC extended TO food drugs and other items in adi
| !" 'S poSSn' rITsoreS paying hree percent sales tax
After hearing his hour long
They new taxes before fin
ally recommending the extension OF the sales
with food and drugs the foremost
They considered at length
funds for the educational program would have
required at least SIN cents pack North
Oregon the only two States without cigarette Now
OF the growers and manufacturers did not seem
nk' good common sense to tax tobacco products
They considered tax ON soft drinks But
me study showed that where had been placed
and in no State has been totally satisfactory greatly re-
The Governor considered raising the income tax in the
income tax has about reached the brsFn~ ,o,I a1rg ~
They considered gasoline just about everyone
concerned was convinced that the per gallon
TAX on on E'>"I.' Is extremely hgf
o!S Is Is on now Il" four percent and thus money
Qua S W"" put us at the top in the nation sales
% II al, no,ra GOWN to "adca,Ine some of the present cate
S rom inc sales tax and there are 40 eNcnp
@ @ t",% m m y 'a%lng most of these itens the
WAS mus orco'd upon and that the Governors
percent ON food South Carolina has tax but
.," C,I"lm" mas nc" mad tins tax on food many years
wears ago Ii later taken the Recommendation
for putting II back
Ih" Governor pointed out that by putting sales .e nu
''r exempted items would mean
" h'p pay the educational
'N,N WUI" mot nave touched everyone. also
.' make $;d'$ tax collections s'ml,. Na many c~cnp-
"iS at present, the admm collection of sales tax
has been IN business establishments ha;
"i'''
'N'np In" accommodation designed situation
nus u ". legislature acts the proposals.
me lhE'r percent tax "u food and drugs wear
'" we pe"'" viii have the chance whether /,
Kept on or :icn of ilc election Governor Sul,
HHn'S out inai hr viii campaign the
Sunc that do something promote education in
North Carolina. 80
IN" chances ar" that 'hC legislature will along with his
''c''''""'!"n Inc ch'uc"S Will have the
iu" sales lax 10 pay Anyway look be
'- "l''lior sic in think
mai II Is or 1t isn't worth IL To- this
me N"rih Carolina school You Governor
knows that n. C. educational system is way down near the
bottom "i Inc list Governor Sanford
ON the grounds that NE would North Caro-
INA lie Is determined To carry out that promise.
ll' the thing that interest this:
taxes -" everyone vents all the State and Fcdrra services
ne can get VIII" Is supposed pay scrvtcca And if
you mad the one man authority put something f.,
ISt Sooo""O year IN North Carolina, what You put
the tax on? ''
Tabor City tribune., 1961-03-15
Auxiliary Members
Meet In Fair BInff

Mrs. Elmo Hammand was
hostess to the FAIR Bluff A
mvr.can Legion Auxiliary at
her home Tuesday for the re-
Sul1r monthly session. Mrs.
Sharp Turner, president. pre-
sided.
Mrs. NJ. y. Waddcll. chap
lam save the devotional.
Mis-. Turner led in the FLAG
preamble. At the business hour
plans were made for a suppcl.
To- bc served at the Fellowship
Hall OF the Methodist Chr.h
the evening of March II, 4
benefit for the organization.
Many of the members made
plans ,o attend the distric,
meeting To be held April 1.
Refreshments were served To-
twelve members.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-03-15
FuirBIuff
III eWs
BY-SPECIAL
BY Special Correspondent

Rev. and Mrs. Neil Thomp-
son had visiting them over the
Weekend Mrs. Thompson :
parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Murdoch, her brother. David
Murdoch and Mrs. Murdock, of
Mebane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. V. Boat
wright of RcidSvlllc, are gucStS
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. y. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mcarcs.
Carl Mo1rts, Jr. ,ai AllSs
Mary Lee McarcS were visit
DrS over the weekend in Ra-
leigh; Miss Carolyn NcarcS. 4
student at Salem Academy.
WinSton-Salem joined her par-
cntS and the family for the
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Scott. Jr..
have returned after a week :
Tabor City tribune., 1961-03-15

, fishing trip To Crystal River,
/ Fla.
Visiting DR.. and Mrs. NJ. \.
Waddrll last Weekend were
their daughter, Mrs. Dick
Pierce and children of Char
luttC.
Mr.. and Mrs. June Waddcll
and daughter, Julia. were
Weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. sam joyce. of Charlotte.
Mrs. John White and young
son of Raleigh have been Wis
ting Mrs. Whites parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. Robert King.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Uley
McarCS a recent Weekend
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Vollic An
drcwS, OF New Bern and moth
cr. Mrs. J. II. Andrews Of Flor
cnrv. ). {.
Mrs. John +. Dick and Mr..
y. Hicks Powell visited Mrs.
Wayne Bailey at the James
Walker Hospital i'm Wilming-
ton. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. II. Small
and Miss Juann Britt. were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louuic
Small. of BuirS Creek Monday
and .F'f.N,F... L..,,,. ....... ~. -
Tabor City tribune., 1961-03-15

MADE GOOD Several
weeks ago We mentioned scy-
cral former Congressional Aid
cS who have since risen in
greater heights. Two we failed
10 mention. but should have.
are Wrs Powell former Aide tp
Z. :. Senator Styles Bridges.
and who is now Governor ot
Ne" Hampshire and Lyndon
Johnson WAC ~1z Congress-
iun1l Aid-aud is now Vic,
President of the USA, Incl
IDENTIFY. WCs Powell graduate,
Tabor City tribune., 1961-03-15

| Guy Bailey.
Visiting Mrs. Henry Cole re-
Gently were the AL Coles OF
ChaUbuurn.
Mn. and Mrs. Otto Hammond
and daughter of Patterson, n,
j, visited his mother, Mrs.
SallIC Hammond last week.
Mrs. Harry Anderson, of
licinlngwap. 5. G., visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il.
Rogers, last week.
The Simon HcrringS of Myr-
Tie Beach, 5. C.. were SUNDAY
guests of their daughter. Mrs.
Herbert II. Herring.