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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-06

from 1862 through 1868. Cuban
sugar exports in 1861 were
about Ga million metric tors.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-06

Food consumption in Cuba
dropped Is per cent from the
first of 1859 when supplies
were adequate) through 1861.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-06

Russia has agreed to buy
nearly five million metric tons
of sugar from Cuba each year
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-06

This Directory Sponsored by the Following Tabor Firms.
Rueys Clothing Store w. r. Cos Carroll Sales
Evening star., 1962-05-02

Shop Today 10 s p.m.; Thursday
and Friday, C&m. 20 9 pm. and I
Saturday, 10 am. 10 6 pm. Amnle
Free PARKING Space! nae
Evening star., 1962-05-02

For all your needs, shop Sears
Alabama Ave. store, Official Scout
Outfitters.
Evening star., 1962-05-02

What a pint-sized price to pay for such
fine quality combed cotton seersucker
playsuits for your pint-sized Miss! See
them in a glorious variety of plaids,
stripes, novelty checks and dolby
weave patterns. All are gaily trimmed
with ruffles, ric-rac, fancy pockets or
crisp yOkes. Stock up NOW for all the
summer months ahead. Sizes 2-6X.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-02-23

SETTLEMENT HOUSE Guild board member Mrs.
Cooke discusses the United Fund agenc preOpenng party
Trader
providing
at a
part will accrue to charity.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-02-23
Crier Wins
Actor AWurd

Alan Grier, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Grier, 1892 E. Paradise
Drive, Scottsdale, won the best
actor award for his performance
in "Bullfight," by Leslie Stevens,
presented by the fine arts depart
ment of Scottsdale High School in
the Arizona State Speech and
Drama Festival, University of Ari-
IONA.
Grier, a senior at ScottSdale
High, did professional theater work
in Chicago before moving from
Glencoe, Ill. to Scottsdale a year
ago with his family. Since his ar
rival here, he has appeared with
the Phoenix Little Theater, Som
brero Playhouse, and Scottsdale
Opera group. He played the lead in
"Pepito'S Golden Flower" and is in
rehearsal for Midsummer Nights
Dream" for the Shakespearean
Festival in April.
Grier and Susan Francis won
the KOOL-TV Showcase Drama
Award with a scene from "Bull-
fight"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-02-23
Changing Imoge'
IS PuneI Topic

A panel discussion on the chang
ing image of the Jew in contempt
rary literature will be held Sunday
evening, Feb. rs, at Chris-Town
auditorium at 8 pm.
Panel members will be Rabbi
Albert Plotkin of Temple Beth Is
rael, Rabbi William Greenberg of
Beth Hebrew, Rabbi Milton Shul-
man of Beth Sholom, and Rabbi
Maurice Lazowick of Har Zion.
Moderator will be Rabbi Moshe
Tutnauer of Beth FL. Mrs. Morris
Meckler is program chairman in
charge of the meeting. The chapter
board of Phoenix HadasSah will
serve as hoSteSSeS.
The general public is invited to
participate in this discussion. There
is no admission charge.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-02-23
AEPi Chapter
Tells Plans

Over so local Alpha Epsilon Pi
fraternity alumni attended a mid
February dinner meeting to hear
the plans for the new chapter house
at Arizona State University.
The $3.50, 900 structure is located
at the corner of 9Th Street and
Scottsdale Road in Tempe. Nearly
six years of planning were laid out
before the Phoenix Alumni Associa-
ton at the SmokehouSe Restaurant.
Special guests were Myron Snrka
of Guirey, Srnka & Arnold Archi-
tects and Leroy Paller of Paller
Construction Company, architect
and builder of the fraternity house
respectively.
The house will offer refrigerated
sleeping, eating and studying facil-
tiles for 40 men in its initial stage.
In addition the house, of modern
architecture, has householder S
quarters, large garden patio and
living area featuring the traditional
fireplace. The building, which is
scheduled for midsummer compile
ton, sits on an acre of land and
offers room for future expansion.
Presenting the program along
with the guests were Alumni Pres
ident Ralph Segal, Housing Chair
man Morris Turken and Alumni
Executive Secretary DR.. ]. ]. Haus-
man.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-02-23
Told
Safeguards
In New Policy

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - Finance
Minister Levi Eshkol has assured
the Knesset, Israeps Parliament,
that the implementation of Israers
new economic policy would be car
ried out with the least hardship"
on IsraePs population. The govern
ment launched the new economic
program earlier with the announce
ment of the devaluation of the Is
rael pound from 1.8 to the dollar,
to three to the dollar.
In line with the government eff
forts to ease the burden of the
change in the foreign currency
rate, Eshkol told the Knesset that
holders of loans and mortgages
linked to the dollar exchange rate
would have their periods of repay
ment extended by one-third to COM
pensate for the increase in the
Israel-pound value of such obliga-
tons.
A SPOKESMAN for the Invest
ment Authority said enterprises APP
proved by the government will re-
TAIN TIE privileges Liley uOW ShJOy :
These include exemption from Gus
toms duties on imported equipment
and raw materials for an initial
period and from income taxes and
local rates for the first five years
of operation of the enterprise.
Budgets of the Jewish Agency
and other institutions receiving in
come from abroad are being re-
vised upward following the change
in the foreign currency rate.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-02-23
Newcomer Has
MuffIer Agency

Newcomer Harold Ziskin from
Chicago, ILL.,, is the owner of the
Big Midas Muffler Shop at 10th
Avenue and Indian School Road.
He and his large force of special
lists are we'll trained in this type of
service and can install muffler
in Is minutes. Midas mufflers are
guaranteed for the life of the car
with continuous ownership.
Ziskin and his wife HadaSsah
live at lilo E. Nicolet with their
children: Dan, II; Sara, 9; and
Debbie, 8.
They are members of Beth Ell
Synagogue.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-02-23
Pennsylvania
BibIe-R eudinu
Law OverruIed

PHILADELPHIA (JTA)-A spe-
cial three-judge federal court ruled
here that the Pennsylvania law on
Bible-reading in public schools was
unconstitutional. The court unani-
mously outlawed the recitation of
the Lords Prayer as part of Bible
reading practices in public schools
of the state.
THE SUIT originally had been
brought by Edward L. Schemp of
Roslyn, a Unitarian, and the law
was ruled unconstitutional by a
federal court here. The law was
then amended to permit pupils to
be excused from participation in
the classroom readings. The de-
PENDANTS were the School District
in Abingdon Township and Charles
H. Boehm, superintendent of pub
lie instruction in Pennsylvania.
After the law was amended, the
Philadelphia ruling was appealed
to the United States Supreme
Court, which sent the suit back to
Philadelphia for further considera-
ton because of the amendment.
TWO JEWISH organizations, the
Philadelphia Jewish Relations Com
munity Council and the American
Jewish Congress, filed briefs as
friends of the court in the hearing.
The JCRC commended that the
growth of both religion and demo-
cratic society is best fostered in
the home and houses of worship.
The AJC brief challenged the prac-
tees as religious intrusions
barred under the Constitution.
The decision was expected to be
appealed again to the US. SUI
preme Court.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-02-23
Students Get Aid

NEW YORK, (JTA) = A $780,
900 Histadrut Scholarship Fund to
aid vocational traineeS, graduate
students and research scientists in
Israel will be set up by the Ma
tional Committee for Labor Israel,
to an announcement
made here by Rabbi Jacob j.
Weinstein, national chairman of the
committee.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-02-23
Statehood Dinner

Rabbi Maurice Lazowick of Har
Zion Congregation presented t h e
opening invocation at the semi
centennial reunion dinner held at
Hotel Westward Ho on Feb. IA,
celebrating the 50th anniversary of
the statehood of Arizona.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31
Hoe IN Hope
Garden Club
Holds Meeting

The January meeting Of the
Hoe y Hope Garden Club was
held at the home of Mrs. {. NJ.
Fowler. with the president.
Mrs. Gene Burroughs. prcSid-
ing. The devotion was given by
Mrs. {. NJ. Fowler. \ lengthy
business session followed. dur
ing which Mrs. Clifford Gore
was accepted as new mem
Der. Mrs. V. X. Burroughs. Jr.
brought the arrangement for
the meeting. This consisted of
a winter scene, depicting tiny
birds searching for food in the
snow around gnarlcd piece
of wood and pine branches.
Mrs. Eldred Dudncy gave an
interesting program on the
planting and care of camcllias.
at the conclusion of which,
Mrs. Bryan Lancaster. the CO.
hostess, served cake and Rus
sian tea. Other members pres
pnt were Mr.. NJ. r. Carpenter,
Mrs. Jack Cox. Mrs. Roger
carp. Mrs. Doug Fowler. Mrs,
Royce Gore. Mrs. J. c. Harrcl-
son and Mrs. Keith Prince.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31
Coffee Hour Held
For Bride-Elect

a coffee hour in honor Of
bridc-Clcct Joy Spivcy was Civ
on Friday morning by Mrs Phil
Hughes. Miss Spiycy was mar
ricd Saturday.
C9mclliaS were used thro-
uRhout the house and the
bridc-clcCi was presented u
CorSagC of CamclliaS.
The table was overland with
q white linen cloth with an
arrangement Of narcissuS and
pine in a brass cOntaincr and
dainty refreshments and Rus
sian tea were served 10 the 30
guests.
The rift was in Miss Spi-
vcy'S chosen china pattern
out of town guests we're Mrs.
Evangclinc Imam of Fairmont.
Mrs. Jack McGirt of Red
Springs and Mrs. {. w. Fields
of Florida.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Bailey

Mrs Guy l.. Bailey was host
csS when the Wednesday morn
ing Bridge Club met last
week at her home on River
side.
After three PROFESSIONS and
cards were put away. score
awards went TO Mrs. Guy Bail
cy. Jr., as club guest high. and
Mrs. Bob Mcarcs high as club
member. Others holding cards
were NcsdamcS p. T.. Ewing
ton. y. A. Powell and Carl
McarcS as club visitors and
Mcsdamc a. II. Powell. Char
les a. Scott and J. Bruce Euro.
club members.
The guests were served cof-
fee and hUrs d'ocuvcrcS from
the dining table.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31
Homemakers AT
Williams Hold
REGULAR Meet
By SHIRLEY HARRELSON

The William Township
Chapter of Future Homemak-
ers of America held its rcgu-
lar scheduled meeting on FRI
day.
The purpose of the meeting
was to honor its chapter
mothers with an informal tea.
AS the club members enter
ed the home economics depart
ment, they were greeted by
Ann Ward, who acted as host
css. Mrs. Robert Wright and
Mrs. John Long. chapter moth
crS, and Clayton Lewis, prin-
cipal of Williams Township.
Each member registered
with Gayle Long. club secre-
tary, after viii h Sandra Wright
invited them To the tea table,
where pune n. cookies and
sandwiches were served. Serv-
ing the punch were Linda But
Ter and Linda Carlyle, assisted
by Sonia Todd and Betty Hin
son.
The meeting was then call
ed to order by Linda Duncan,
president. Brenda Walker de-
livcred report on the pro-
grcss Of the Mothcr-Daughtcr
Banquet to be held in Fcbru-
AIRY.
The program was then turn
cd over To Sandra Wright.
vicc-prcSidcnt. Sandra explain
ed that for the days program
the Home Economics II class
had sponsored tea To honor
the chapter mothers.
She then passed question
airc to each person present
and asked them To- fill il in. II
consisted of questions concern
ing the success of the tea. The
meeting was then adjourned.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Baxter
The Bi-Monthly Bridge Club

The Bi-Monthly Bridge Club
mot win Mrs. WAYNE S...-
Playing were Mrs. Harold
FOnvicllc, Mrs. Cecil Cor5ctI.
il. Mrs. Franz McGuuCan, Jr..
Mrs. Leon Fonvicllc. Mrs. Mar
ion Baxter. Mrs. Billy Dorman.
Mrs. Howard HARRISON. and
Mrs. Horace Carter.
High was Mrs. Narior Ban
ter. Pie and coffee vgrs scrv-
cd following the play.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31
Garden Clubs
Meet Together

The Tabor City Garden Club.
the Dirt DobberS and the Hoe
n Hope Garden Club met to-
gether last Wednesday to hear
a lecture by Mrs. y. +. Ever
son of Wilmington.
Mrs. EvcrsOn spoke on the
basic principles of arranging
flowers, starting with the
foundation and going up.
She said the clubs are now
ready for a workshop which is
in the planning stages for
February or March.
Mrs. EvcrsOn was aCCOmpan-
led by Mrs. Sam Earle and
Mrs. Jeff willard of Will
mington. who showed some of
their arrangements.
Coffee and doughnutS were
served to the visitors.
The presidents and commit
tees of each of the clubs took
the guests to Mrs. Todd 5
boarding house for lunch.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31

EI33l3t3
NEWS
Home Demonstration Club Council
Holds January Meet AT Whiteville

The January Home Demon
strstion Club County Council
met Monday, January % in the
auditorium of the Courthouse
Annex.
Mrs. Lloyd Lennon, county
music leader, and Mrs. Ned
Long, county pianist, led the
group song, Onward, Ever
Onward" Mrs. d. c. Buffkin
of Lake Waccamaw gave ar
inspiring devotion. Mrs. w. G..
Carter, retiring county preSl-
dent, expressed her apprecia-
. tior to the group for their CO.
opel alton throughout the year.
Mrs. Eugene Smith. county
public relations chairman, dis
cuSCd a tour to Tryon Palace
for the spring
Mrs. Dale Wright, county
secretary, discussed the club
sccrccardS. Mrs. Waldo Mar
lowe, county treasurer, pre-
scntcd the budget 20 the group.
Mis- Clayton Baldwin, county
president, appointed the ma
tional Home Demonstration
Club Week committee: Mrs.
Alma Bullock. Chairman: Mrs.
Mcrvin Lewis and Mrs. D. {.
Buffkin.
Also appointed to serve OF
the county project were: Mrs.
Bobby Sessions. Chairman
Mrs. W. G. Carter and Mrs.
Philip Strolc.
Mrs. Bobby Sessions. family
life leader, discussed the Moth
er-of-thc-Year Contest. Mrs.
Willie Nance. county OcunciI
vicc-prcSidcnt, urged each CLUB
vicc-prcSidcut TO keep . club
ScrapbCok.
Mrs. Clayton Baldwin gave
a report on the tour To the
United Nations.
Fif.y-six officers attended
the County Council IHectr1
representing the following
clubs: Halisboro, Smyrna,
South Whitevillc, New Life,
lebanon, Hcmcmakcrs. Union
Valley, New Hope. North Tat
um, Evergreen. Western Prong,
Sandy Plains, White Marsh.
Lake WaCcamd Cherry
Grove, Bethel and Bolton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31
Bridal Shower
For Joy Spivey

4 bridal shower for bride
elect JOY Spivcy was given at
the home of Mrs. o. l.. Cole
man. Assisting as hoStcsscs
we're Mrs. Rcmbcrt Gore and
Mrs. Burden Norris.
The drop-in affair attracted
about 40 guests.
a variety of lovely gifts were
presented to Miss Spivcy, who
was married on Saturday.
Tho hostess gave her q gravy
bowl in her chosen china pat
tern.
The home was decorated
throughout with pink, green
and blue motif.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31
BY ELAINE y. BLAKE
Home Economics Agent.

"All work and no play makes
Jack l. dull boy Is great be
lief of Mrs. Woodrow Walters,
county home demonstration
club recreation leader. Mrs.
Walters conducted a recreation
training school for the club
leaders Thursday. She has sCrv-
cd as Union Valley club rec
rcatiUn leader for two years
and is presently serving as
club president. She not only
leads recreation in the home
demonstration clubs but she is
a leader of recreation in the
Young Peoples Organization
Of the church. As you ride
through Union Valley Com
munity you will notice Il sign
Site of Union Valley Com
munity Center" Picnic tables
are on the site. Mrs. Walters j.
one of the promoters of this
project.
She has some ideas for the
celebration of Valentine. This
mid-Fcbruary day has been a
festival OF romance since the
days of ancient Rome. when
Juno and Pan were fctcd. Aft
ter the coming of Christianity.
the holiday was named in hon
or of Bishop Valentine What
better way TO celebrate than
make heart shaped cookies and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31
Miss King Weds
Mr. English At
ConwayTues

Elsie Mac King. daughter of
Mrs. Bertha King and the lac
Mr.. King. and Tommy English.
son of Mrs. Belle McKinscy of
LOris. S. C.. were married in
Conway Tuesday at 7 p. m.
The bride wore a blue suit
with black accessories.
The couple left for Myrtle
Beach for a wedding trip.
When they return they will
make their home in Lori,.
whore the groom j. employed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31

Slow il down. lady.
The child you save might be
your own.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31
MISS JOY ELAINE SPIVEY WEEDS
WILLIAM SANFORD DRUMMONDS, JR.

Miss JOY Elaine SpIvnv.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Worth SpivCy, of Tabor City.
and Mr.. William Sanford
DrummOndS. Jr.. son of Mrs.
William :. DrummoudS. ST., Of
Birmingham. Ala. we're united
in marriage at tn" Tabor Git,
Baptist Church Saturday after
noon AT 400.
Rev. James Johnson. pastor
of the bride, pronounced tin"
wedding vows. Mrs. Neil FoW-
Ter was orCdnist and William
Vcnoy Small. soloist.
The church was decorated
with white gladiolas and NUNS
with green fern and Candida
bra.
The bride. given in marriage
by her father. was beautifully
dressed in a dclustcrCd satin
design gown with 4 sCoOpco
neckline and long sleeves that
came to a point at the back OF
the hand. Sprays of CmbroId-
cred silk organza edged the
nccklinC embossed on seed
pearls and sCquinS. The full
skirt with hustle back sweep
ing into a chapel train and
with a short veil of bouffau,
pure silk bridal illusion with
seeded pearl crown. She car
ricd white yellow throatcd or
chids with baby Carnation
streamcr on prayer book.
Miss Shannon Spivcy. sister
of the bride of Birmingham
Ala. was the maid Of honor
She wore a red vclvctccn
sheath dress with red lace
cumbcrbunds and panels car
rying a white fur mutf with
pale pink camcllias pinned to
them
Miss PAMELA Faye Spivcy
another sister ~ the bride
was bridesmaid and was
dressed similar to the maid oI
honor.
Earl Drummonds. brother NJ
the groom OF Birmingham. Ma.
was best man.
fishers we're Billy Wort!
I Spivcy and Douglas Wayne
| Spivcy, brothers of tho bride
I and Lavcllc Coleman. of Iabo
! City. and Penn McGirt. Of Rec
I Springs. cousins of The bride
The brides mother wore
beige embroidered silk organz,
dress with beige silk orRanz
petaled hat. matching shoe
and bag and Cymbidium or
chids.
The gruom's mother wore
royal blue drcssmakCr SUI
with matching accessories an
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Garlcn Cole. Of
Fair Bluff have announced the
birth Of a son at the Column
bus County Hospital. He was
born January 18th and has been
given the name Henry Gregg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole have two
other children, a daughter. 5.
whose name is Kathryn and a
son. Garlcn Lester. age 2i2.
Mrs. Cole was formerly Miss
Annie Kathryn Vance. the late
Mr.. and Mrs. I. D. Vance, her
parents. Mr.. Coles parents.
Mrs. Henry Cole and the late
Mr.. Cole.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31
Do You Play Enough?

place them in decorated boxes.
For dc Grating empty food
containers such as coffee cans.
oatmeal boxes. you will need
red paper. lace paper doilicS.
magazines, ri b on, paste,
paints. brushes, and a little
imagination. your family.
friends. or Shut-inS would be
delighted TO receive Il dccorat-
cd box of cookies.
a luncheon suggestion for
Valentine. The luncheon itself
is a valentine. Each plate con-
tains one large valentine which
nearly fills the plate. The cf-
feet i most intriguing. On
loser inspection, il is discOV-
cred that the face of each Va
lcntinC - half hard-bOiiCd
egg with the white rounding
side up. Her lips are two tiny
strips Ci pimcntO, her eyes arc
rqi,ins her nos" Il Glove and
the yellow CUTlS arc cheese
shayings. Her body is half ali
inverted peach pickle with
three Glove buttons down the
front of her waist Her arms
are dainty white sticks of Gel
cry. clcvcrly shipped at the
ends for fingers. Her skirt,
large billowy lettuce leaf, con-
Goals generous helping o!
rrcamCd chicken. Rolls and
milk complete tho main course.
Continued On Page y
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31
Cake Cutting,
Rehearsal Party
For Bride-EEect

Miss Joy Elaine Spivey.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Spivcy. was honOrcd
with pre-wcdding rehearsal
party and cake cutting at the
Tabor City Baptist Church
Friday evening at 800.
The party was given by five
sisters of the brides mother,
including Mrs. Jack McGirt, Of
Red Springs: Mrs. ENangclinc
Imam, of Fairmont; Mrs. Alma
Britt. of Evergreen; Mrs. John
Kelly, of Wilmington; and Mrs.
c. w. Fields, of Florida.
The table was laid with an
embroidered Urgandy cover
with gathered skirt that fell
to the floor and the tables was
decorated with white gladS
and NUNS.
\ variety of refreshments
were served. CO'tcC was pour
cd by Mrs. Horace Roberts
and punch served by Mrs. Jack
McGirt.
The cake was cut with a
silver knife with bow of rib
bon on il and the first sliced
MAS served To the bride and
groom.
Mrs. William DrummondS.
Sr.. mother of thc groom; JAN
ice and Earl DrummOndS, sis
ter and brother of the groom.
attended the party along with
about rs other local and out OF
town guests.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31
LISA NOBLE STANLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stanley
announce the birth Of a daugh-
ter, Lisa MORE, born Monday
at James Walker Memorial
Hospital in Wilmington. Lisa
weighed seven pounds. The
Stanlcys have two other chill
dren, Peggy and frankie.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-01-31
isseE~ *
|:3a;1'!;sk
Ssss-
BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Buff
Kin, formerly of Tabor City.
and now residents If Racford.
y. C." announce the birth Of
a son weighing eight POUNDS
ON Sunday, January %. at the
Scotland County Hospital in
Lau!Inburg.
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NORMAN BERSTEIN Syndicates
CONGRESS HALL
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

1887 HoRNER PL. Sc
/ bedrm., liv. rm., dinette,
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utils.. redecorated.
1211ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
Redecorated 1-bedrm. apt.
on LIST fir. Good neighbour
hood, near shopping center;
$50 plus utilities.
AIT MELLON ST. SCI
bedrm., liv. rm., dinette,
kit. bath on LIST fir; $3.50
plus utilities.
1880 9th ST. s.E.-1-bed-
rm. apt. on LIST fir, pvt.
front and rear entrances.
Near express bus and East
over shopping center; $3.50
plus utilities.
1877 GALVESTON PL. s.w.
list fir, i bedrm., liv.
nm, dinette. kit; and bath;
$3.50 incl. utilities.
413o 4th ST. SEE bed
rms, liv. rm.. din. rm., kit.
bath, laundry and storage
facl. Redecorated; $3.50
incl. utilities.
3517 BROTHERS PL. Sc
. bedrms., liv. rm., paneled
dinettte,. kit, bath, redeco-
rated bldg; near Assump-
tion Church; $500 plus
utilities.
1910 SAVANNAH pL. Sc
2-bedrm. duplex apt, re-
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bsmt. for laundry and stor-
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Bsmt. efficiency apt. w/pvt.
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(coNTlNUED)

S.W., Town Center-Spacious corn
er 2-bedrm.; air-cond., apt. with
view of Capitol; Grapes incl;
$3.50: identical to apis, now
renting for $245: sundeck, 20x20
liv.. rm., window glass walls. even
in kit, 62S-9639.
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GARDEN TOWERS

1925 18th st. NE.
apt. available in ele-
vator bldg; rent. SII5. includes
all utilities To inspect, apply res.
mgr. Apt. 1903.
, B. F. SAUL CO.
]25 18th st. NV. MA. $1,000
GEORGETOWN bedrms., Iiy
cent. air cond,; $sii'o. FE. srisSs.
GEORGETOWN bedrm, unusual
liv. rm. and kitchen, porch. BY