davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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,An1ANr vA1I.EY-An-brk. ram.

VAlLEY-All-brk. ram
bier on large corner lot, COM
pletely fenced. twin-size bedrms.,
sep. din. rm., expandable attic,
storm windows and doors, beauti.
full flagstone flower bed with light
swing set. only S14.500 with VA
or FHA terms.
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The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 7-4500
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PARK-Lovely Cape Coo
home, bedrms and bath 1si
floor. Nice din. rm.. liy. rm.. We
netian blinds throughout. Enc
floor can be converted into
more rms. and bath. Delightful
screened porch facing huge back.
yard. Pun bsmt. A REAL BUY
COLLEGE PARK-4-bedrTn. home
on lovely corner lot. Screened
side porch, plus sun deck. built
in garage. $1,000. HA. 2-72oS
COHEE REALTY CO., AP. 1886
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LANGLEY REALTY

JALOUSIED PORCH, brick Colonial,
IL baths. big lot 1O0x150. SlS.50O.
BURCH REALTY CO., 474-3OOO,
after 8 pm. HA. 2-s0T9.
JONES POINT BRIDGE AREA =
Spac. 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick ram
bier " Ibsmt. in exclusive neighbor-
hood. Family size din. rm. and liv.
rm. with fireplace. Only 81 .S32
down. September occupancy.
Miller Real Estate Co.
10. 7-0440
Lo. 7-o700 cH. s-505O
KENT vILLAGE-Air cond.. 3 bed
rms, / u ba, full bSmt., S495 dn.
incl. stint. 434-3l10. WA, 7-0S02.
KENT FoREsT-By owner, $3.50
dn., 8 b.ra ia bs., air cond..
many ether extras. eP. 3-s451.
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KNOLLs-An extraordi-
nary tri-level in immaculate eond.,
foyer entrance to liv. rm., formal
din. rm. with wide glass doors
opening to patio, truly de luxe
WestinRhouse kitchen with dish
washer, 4 large bedrms. and 2
baths on 2nd level, master hedrm.
has dressing room adjoining, a
floor o-ceiiinE iirepl. with plant
en- along side and there is q rec.
rm., maids .rm. or 5th bedrm.
and X bath on lower level. all
this on q beautiful large corner
lot Of approx. y acre. A terrific
buy at S30,960 with eonv. terms.
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BALL REALTY, INC. 474-4000
COLLEGE PK.-5 bedrm.. st-acre
wooded lot. FHA and VA applied
for. Rec. rm.. abbestos shtngle,
$4,000. WE. 5-6396.
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LEWISDALE

4-bedrm., like-new, brick
rambler. centrally air con-
ditioned. plus huge paneled
rec. rn. in full bsmt., level
handicapped lot, rear yard all
fenced in. A real dream
home near everything. Own
er asking only S19,5O0. No
down to veterans. Low down
FHA. or Just $4,000 down
couven tionaI
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kept 8-bedrm. semi-det, rambler.
fenced yd.. S11. $50. No On. 70
GI or may buy FHA, S400 dn.
Financing already set up. Quick
action possible. HUDSON REAL,
ESTATE CO.. UN. 4-1515, UN.
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4 BEDRMs.. 8 BATHS

4 BEDRMS., 3 BATHS
Custom-built center-hall brick Capa
Cod featuring Dashboard h.-w.h.,
sep. din. rm.. family-sized kit,
lovely spacious rec. rm. Home Is
4 years old. Conv. located to
Beltsville. Ideal for entertaining.
Excellent for professional use,
Low 80 with flexible terms.
PARAMOUNT REALTY co.
WE. 5-542a
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s3-FT. REC. RM.

3-bedrn., 2-bath home. lge. liv. rm.
and separate din. rm.. huge kit,
bxmt. and lge. front porch, S12,-
$50. no down payment to quail
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T611.
Beers Bros, Realtors
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ABSOLUTELY ndPRCCABIEI =
Dream Compact Raneher, custom
lied for luxury and comfortl Split
foyer, 1h-bath plan with sep.
dining rm-. dream kit, magnifl-
rm. with De luxe barl Approved
Plush at s17,5oor 49,.
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6EQgGn

OPEN u TO
VILLAGE - Split-level on
quiet residential street Paneled
rec. rm.. sliding lowered doors
to create 4th bedrm. and full bath
adjacent Separate din. rm.. lge.
living rm. with fireplace. big beau
tiful screened porch. fenced back
yard, walk to elementary schools
and stores, st. Bernadette's, bus
at corner. FHA. $4,000. $3.50
cash required. including settle
ment. DIRECTIONS: From Spring
field traffic light north on Back
lick to Essex. right to Clearbrook,
right to 6ll2.
LYNCH BROS, INC.
SPRINGFIELD, VA. FL A-7OOO
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OVER i ACRE-S20,75O is the re-
duced price Of this handsome brick
split-level in a quiet country set
ting Featuring bedrooms on
first level: rec. rm. and bedrm. on
lower level, ? full baths, equipped
beautiful view. Dining rm. with
glass sliding doors to large scr.
porch. A truly lovely. fine home.
Dial WE. $4,000. Well be happy
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SUMMER SCHOOL

- acres with q msgnificent To-
bedrm.. 5-bath house. excellent
RIVER f-on'aCe hunting. fishing
and room for other sports. Com
p.Nfely furnished IN excellent taste
Priced at less than appraised.
Financing excel TRI COUNTY
REALTY. INC OR 2-S1rT
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BETTER HOMES
REALTORS

QUIET. DIGNITY - Lovely English
style home nestled among huge
trees and innumerable paintings.
This charm laden home features
gracious center hall entrance, large
living rm. with firepl. formal din
ing rm., large kitchen, 3 diversified
bedrm., . full baths richly paneled
den, full bsmt., attached garage.
Something completely different for
S2s $50. HANSON HOMES, Real
II . le0s
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SERVICE STATION
SERVICE STATIONS
FOR LEASE
CITIES SERVICE OIL co

E0e > most exceptional oppor-
tunIties available 70 experienced
service station business men.
CNF-A superior location in Silver
Spring. Current sales of over ~ =
GOO Gallons per month. Major
shopping center. H!ch-Rise apart
m"nts, dense nPiFhborhood, and
heavy local transient traffic, make
IN its potential. ApDrOx. $4,000
$4,000 capital required.
TWO-An eXtraraEart super station
row urdrr construction TO be COM
p!eied BY early summer in Mont
Fomery County. Planned intersec-
ton OF Conn. Ave. extended and
Aspen Hi Rd adjacent 10
Wheaton Woods. This ultra
7 r-Cdern service staten will serve
new SHOPPING cnnterS. dense
reIgAbo-hoOT ard Local transient
traffic. SS,uo0-SIO,uu0 capital re-
CURED
FOR further and more particular
Information Cpn Mr. BROWN.
IA. 4-llG0 wreE5ays, AP. 1-0s54
ewes. and weeEents.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

AUTO SHOWROOM, SHOP - On
highway. ne. nr. D. c. 1880
#. bldg H. BEDFORD. AP. 1856.
BAILEY'S CROSSROADS AREA
ZOned c. Corner lot on Lees
burg pike with mod brk. ramb.
QAS--
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SuPER MARKED

Wpll-eSt ahlished owner quotes over
$4,000 weekly. VIII show $4,000
rev p-ot.. Priced reasonably.
Good fc- partners Small dn. pay
mem 20 responsible people. EX-
C.us.ye
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
lCONTlNUEDl

5-UNIT APT. BLDG. with four .
bedrm. units with din. Tm.. and
one I-bedrm. S42.50O. Owner
Will help finance.
KAY BOWLING, Realtor
2O7 N. Frederick Ave. Gath. Nd.
vi. S-q25O or 3ul-WA. 6-2jUu
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DRESS SHOP

Nearby MARYLAND $4,000 in 1861
-5g-.S, 9.5u-3 , n. Small pay.
- 500 for fixtures, equipment
p.uS dollar for dollar for stock
q approx $4,000 clean inven.
to-y. Good operator should easily
nc. s. Utv-$l5 1000 annually
S-nnp to responsible people. Ex.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
OPEN SUNDAY. Is

Pinecrest. Park st. off Braddoek
rd.-New. bedrooms. 3 baths. liy.
ing room, separate dining room
large modern electric kitchen, eat
ing space. finished rec room. large
beautiful lot. Priced S34.950. BY
nWNER
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
tcoNTlNlUeD)

APT. BLDG, well located. lge.
NV. property. Purchaser would
need about 100000 to hanole
Ask for Mr. O'Brien, WALKER &
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FOOD MARkEI-COnn. ave. area
thickly populated. no competition
less than >lOu in rent, abCu
$1,000 monthly volume. profit,
able and good potential, CwVel
leaving town, total price S5.uul
Terms, call JOE BRENNER. &
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Service Station
16th., NV.

OUTSTANDING ASPECTS
The ONLY service station on this
very heavily-traveied main artery
TO the Northern Nd. suburbs.
Moderate investment and low
overhead will allow high profits.
10000 gal. per mo. potential.
$1,000 will handle
Call NOW, Mr.. WARD, LA. o.
5000 Extension 10
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES II
DELICATEssEN; shop. ctr. Nd.

$3.50 Wk. profit guar, nice loc.
subst. cash down. DI. 7-6jOO.
DRUG SIORE-N.E.-Corner. 25
RX's per day. Volume approx
SIuU,CpO. Good fountain. Post o.
fee. at. income No cash needed
Good Terms Gail ST 3-ngfO
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INVESTMENT PROP, MANI,

ALL CASH APTs.-Highest prices
for > and family duplex apis.
and flats. white or colored, any
sec. FE. 7-2l37 or RE 6-46Ss
APIS, OFFICE BLDGS., D. c. and
MG.-Sl 900. 900 cash avail Syn
dicates ready now. r. L. SMITH.
Realtor. GA. 4-1Gll. VIII. 6-6579-
APARTMENT BLDGS.. commercial
or anv type investment propeTIv
wanted. Have clients waiting
Quick action Call Nj Clark. RA
3-9ull or Ma. S-0334
A S. GARDINER & CO
HAVE CLIENTS for all types Of
property Call MILTON S. RUP-
PERT. DT 7-5Ol5. EN-. 3-j407.
HAVE SYNDICATE willing TO buy
any type income-producing prop
ertY or commercial sites. Phone
Mr. Chisholm. WOoDRIDGE RE-
Atty. WA. 7-O7S2, La. 9-9I77.
INVESTORS VIII pay all cash for
apt. bldEs., any size. TU. 2-1s5O-
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George Mason Green Co.
.sEALTORS JA 4-l4O0

Only $500 DOWN-completely re-
decorated 3-bedrm.. I2-bath semi
uel Close to schools and busline
Immediate occupancy. Payments
only 500 pitt. KING REALTY
CO. CIR. 3-Ol5S.
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BAR-RESTAURANT Sc.

A,--cond seats 200. same owner
over y yrs, weekly volume
5000 Reasonable rent. Priced
reasonable. Good for partners. low
On pymt. to responsible people
Exclusive Ewes. and Sun. Shea
Chaser RA 6-543S.
kOGOD & BOOKOFF
~ 5'h s. NV NJ. S-9373
Continued en- Next PAGE
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BRICK building containing
approx. 10000 50. #. near
18th and r st. NV. 2u',
cash. Owner will take back
LIST trust. For details call
H s. Poole with
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WOODBRIDGE, VA.
"The Victoria"

I 1IO VIOUOI Id
3 bedrms.. Ia baths. full bSmt.. !
yr. old. $500 cash and assume
existing GI loan, no qualifying
necessary with payments of 500
per mo. plus 81 900 second trust
payable SO mo. Vacant. Excel
lent condition.
Several other GI assumptions
available Of other model homes
that are now vacant
DIR: South on Shirley hwy. to
Route /, past Marumsco Plaza
shopping center. turn right al
MarumSco sign.
MkRUMSCO
SALES CORP.
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APARTMENT HOUSE
IS units, lily 100000 cash down.
RA 3-3030.
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MYERS & HILL, INC.

MYERS e HILL, INC.
Realtors JE 4-JSuO
: BEDRM.-FALLSC CHURCH CITY
Brand-new within walking distance
Of everything. Brick split foyer on
Gead-end street, 3 baths. dining
room. ultra-modern kitchen with
eating space. paneled rec. rm.
features. h.-w. b.b. heat, > fire
places. dishwasher. disposal. etc.
Beautiful lot. Priced S21.gIO.
Flexible down payment. All rooms
large, II you need space this is Il.
Call today. Open g-S.
PL ANTATICN REALTY JE 4--OOu
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5-BEDRM. RAMBLER

A charming home with o ful,
baths, din, room, breakfast room
equipped kit, biz liy, room and
full walk-out bSmt. with fin. fam
lily rm. Situated on lovely wooded,
fenced lot OF almost y acre
Central air conditioning is in
cluded in the low. low price OF
S3l $50.
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B&Qg@m

OPEN ! TO &
i:e ride to beautiful Burke.
farming white 2-story home. 4
bdrms., liv. rm. with fireplace
sitting rm., paneled dining rm..
screened porch. double garage.
ever I-acre lot. $4,000. DIREC-
TIONS: West on Braddock rd TO
L45 past Burke to house across
from Burke Hills.
LYNCH BROS, INC.
SPRINGFIELD, VA. FL. 4-1000
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ORIGINAL

Model 3-bedrm. rancher on land
Scaped corner lot Walk to bus.
bank, shopping and country club.
L. min. to CIA. $3.50 down. FHA
or assume trust. WE. S-6443, early
am or late pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
Miss FreIinghuysen
Makes Bow at Party

Miss Beatrice Frelinghuy-
sen, daughter Of Represent
alive and Mrs. Peter Freling-
huysen. jr., was introduced to
her parents friends last eve
ming at a debut party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frelinghuysen
gave the late afternoon party
for their daughter in their
Georgetown residence.
The pretty brunette debu-
tante, received with her
m mother in the historic
Georgetown House. She was
wearing q short aqua and
white afternoon dress of
organdy and lace.
On hand for the party were
the debutante's brothers and
sister, Peter, III, now in his
junior year at Princeton
University, and Alkaline, 10
and Frederick 8.
Miss Frelinghuysen will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07

also make her debut at the
Washington Debutante Ball
next December. On June Is
plans call for her to be pre-
sented at the Debutante
Cotillion in Morristown, N. j.,
and in November she will be
honored at a dinner dance
planned by her parents in
New York.
The debutante is a gradu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
Speaking Union
Plans Party

The Washington branch Of
the English-speaking Union
viii hold . garden party
from 4 to 7 pm. Saturday at
Woodlawn Plantation. Mount
Vernon, Va.
The whole Of the house
and grounds will be open to
members and their guests,
and there win be ample room
indoors In case Of Indictment
weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07

ate of Westover School and
before that attended Poto-
mac School here. She will
enter Bradford Junior Col
lege this fall after spending
the summer touring Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
To Install
Officers

The Tifereth Israel Sis
terhood will hold installation
Of officers and board mem
bers at $3.50 pm. Monday in
the Cherner Auditorium Of
the Synagogue. Refresh
ments will be served. Mrs.
Morris Lehman was re-
elected president of the
group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
Spring
Supper

The 1862 graduates of the
Country Day School Of the
Sacred Heart, Stone Ridge,
will be introduced to the
Alumnae Association at the
groups annual spring supper
meeting tomorrow at the
school. Benediction will be at
$50 pm, followed by supper
and the business meeting. at
1880 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
Alunnnoe


The National Park College
Alumnae viii meet Monday
at the home Of Mrs. Angelo
Clas in Bethesda.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-21
Mrs. Dent Named Stote Hostess

Mrs. James NJ. Harper, Jr..
Southport. President of the N.
G. Federation Of Womcn's
Clubs. has announced tina.
Mrs. Raymond r. Dent of
Spruce Pine will assume the
duties of Hostess at the Fed
GRAFTON Headquarters on De-
ccmbrr list. Mrs. Dent succeeds
Mrs. Roland NJ. Latham who
has served in this position for
several years. On the occasion
last week of her retirement.
Mrs. Latham was honorcd by
the Federation with lunch
con at the Raleigh Carolina
Country Club.
Mrs. Dent, President of the
Federation from 1858 through
1860, has served The organiza-
tion in many capacities and is
currently the chairman of the
Sallic SOuthall Cotton Loan
Fund. She is Vic"-PrcSidcnt Of
the Western North Carolina
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-21

Diocese of Episcopal Women, q
member Of the Spruce Pine
Hospital Board of Trustees, and
President of the Spruce Pine
Friends Of the Library. She
has been associated with her
son, r. I. Dent, Jr., in the
Diamond Mica Company, Scrv-
ne as Vice President.
Having travelled extensively
In this country and abroad,
Mrs. Dent said she is looking
forward to living in Raleigh
which will bring her closer to
tine home Of her grandchild and
her daughter, Mrs. John r.
Curtis Of Chapel Hill.
In welcoming Mrs. Dent TO
her new position. Mrs. Harper
said. eve are thrilled 10 have
another outstanding clubwom-
an as Headquarters Hostess
and we feel most fortunate TO
have Mrs. Dent in charge of
our Federation home"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-21

EultOr NOtt: MIS-. Frederic
Bulloch, Sr. oil Cerro Gordo,
Mrs. Homer Adams, Mrs. !Arth-
ur Cartrette and Mrs. Ruby
Norris of Sandy Plain toured
the United Nationas Head
quarters building IL New York
City and other places Of inter
est enroute November 5-1O.
Making the tour with these
four Home Demonstration Club
members were 80 other North
CarolinianS. Below is an arti-
Gle prepared by Mrs. Bulloch
describing highlightS of the
tivc-day trip.
BY MRS. F. Nj. BULLOCK
Four Columbus County wo-
men Interested in learning
more about their country and
other countries joined SO 9TH
orS in Raleigh Monday, No
Vembcr ) for an educational
tour of the United Nations
Building i'll fabulous New Yori,
City. The tour began at Z Il.
IN. with Howard Bulloch of
kinSton as director. We enjoy
cd d coffee break at 10 a. m. in
Richmond, Va.
The UN was organized in
l945 in San Francisco, Calf
tornia. New York City was
voted as the location tor the
building. John d. Rockefeller,
ST.. gave Is acres Of land facing
the East River. Our guide
pointed out the purpose of the
United Nations organization
was TO establish peaceful ro!a-
tons among nations, abolish
war and strive for better
world.
The first UN secretary was
triguid Lie. Then came Dag
HammcrSkjold who was killed
in a plane crash. u Thart of
Burma is now secretary gen.
eral. u Thant. President Ken
nCdy and Adlai Stevenson are
the top UN diplomats.
We arrived in capitol city
al 1910 where We had lunch.
we rode Though
the tunnel of the Chesapeake
Bay and on 10 Wilmington
Delaware, seeing the DUPONT
Industry. Memorial Bridge, and
y tunnel under ;he Hudson
River. We arrived in Manhat-
tan, New York at p. m.
After our dinner we viewed
the Empire State Building,
Statue OF Liberty and China
Town. New York City is a
beautiful sight from the l02n|
story of the Empire State
Building.
Tuesday. we toured the Unit
cd Nations Building. A speaker
from Australia said. Women
rave a great responsibility now
to help promote the education
al movement on hand, and al
so in solving the problems of
the world" We were asked To-
20 forward IN good will re!a-
tons between countries. 1t was
nice to learn that the UN
Building has a PRAYER room for
diplomats Use.
President Kern iy quoted a
foreign speaker who said.
What the world wants IS re-
SpCct. understanding. kindness.
dignity and love. m"t prestige"
Or. Frank Graham spoke OF
The UN with hope, caution,
conviction and love.
In the general assembly.
speakers OF five languages,
English. French, Spanish. Chi
rCSc and Russian could be
heard. TranSldtorS were very
good. Russia. during our visit
expressed what they would do
and also what thcy would not
accept during the present pend
ing Cuban crisis.
Presently. the UN is trying
C solve conflicts ~ the Congo,
Cuba and the Panama Canal.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-21
County Women On Tour
United Nations : Hone Far Peace

tired but filled-,o-the brim
with knowledge learned about
the function of the great UN.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-21
Mrs. Dale Clemens
Presents Program

The Emily MarIng Circle %;
the Green Sea Baptist Church
met with Mrs. Hovt Floyd on
Tuesday night, November 10
at 1870 o'clock with eight MEM
bberS present.
Mrs. Douglas Granger. cir
Gle chairman, called the meet
ing to order. Mrs. Dale Glenn
onS, program chairman. pre-
Scntcd the program. World
AwarCncSS."
Participating on the program
We're Mrs. Robert Bryant. Mrs.
Hoyt Floyd, Mrs. Wayne Ell
lott and Mrs. Art Hufford, Jr.
Mrs. Robert Bryant led the
group in prayer. Others present
were Mrs. Victor Shelley and
Mrs. Joe Fowler. Mrs. Charles
Dew was recognized as a visit =
or.
Refreshments were served
during the Socuial period.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-21
BY MRS. LLOYD HINSON

In observance Of the 83r5
birthday of Albert Fernie Todd
approximately $50 relative,
and friends gathered at tn,
home of his daughter. Mrs. Z.
i. Carroll of Clarendon recent
~.
Mr.. Albert, as he is known
tc most of us, was born in
Brunswick county III Navcmb-
sr. 1880. His parents were Isaac
Mcdaniel ana Mary Mclvina
Beck Todd. He and his brother.
l.. l.. Todd. are two of nine
children living.
MIR. Albert married. Nlri,m,
Elizabeth Powell oG CplumUu.
County on May -. 1901. 81.
died October 3. 1850. They
were parents OF three children.
Mrs. Amanda Gertrude Todd
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-21
Births

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Berry
Simmons of Chadbourn an
nounce the birth of daughter.
Donna Carole, on November Q.
Mrs. Simmons is the former
Carolyn Pearl Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Raw
Richardson of Chadbbourn an
nounce the birth of a daughter
on November IL. Mrs. Richard
son is the former Betty Gayle
Buffkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Her.
bert Etheridgc of Whitevillc
announic the birth of a daugh-
Ter, Mary Helen, on November
8. Mrs. Etheridge is the former
Eula Mae Arnold.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde William
Todd of Chadbourn announce
'hc November 18th birth of I
son, Randy Thomas. Mrs. Todd
i: the fo-mer Mary Yvonne
Smith.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-21

and to ride in a car. Jon Alan
who is two years old today is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Herlockcr of Tabor City
He is very proud of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
7. Carter and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
a. Herlocker, Sr. Of Albemarlc.
Here's hopping that Jon Alan
has a very happy birthday! .
Another Tabor Citian also
has "A birthday. Sammy Averitt.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Penn Az
rritt and Sophomore, is very
happy because he is l6 years
cid,
Welcome greetings to Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Pierce and
their new four-wcck-old baby
who reside on Woodrow Street.
MIR. Pierce is n tclevision re-
pairman for DicuS FircStoncO
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-21
LILLIAN ANNETTE HARDEE TO WE'D
RAY WELDON DAVIDSON DEC. 20

MIR. and Mrs. Liston I. Har-
ice of L.oriS announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Miss Lillian Annette Hardee OF
Columbia and LoriS. to Ray
Weldon Davidson. the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. VI. Davidson
o: Fort Worth, Texas.
The wedding is planned for
December 90 in Simpson Creek
Primitive Baptist Church OF
LoriS.
a graduate of LoriS High
School and Palmer Business
College in Columbia. Miss
Hardec resides in Columbia
where she is employed as
Secretary for St. Paul Fire and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-21
NY BRENDA STOCKS

While getting ready for work
this morning I turned the tele-
vision ON TO learn what the
weather outlook was. Ben Nc
Donald's farm program was on.
I wasn't paying much attention
&c what was being said until
Ben started talking to this man
about learning to talk again.
New this got my attention
cause l do love to talk.
Wilton Billiard of Lumber
ton was explaining how he had
learned to talk again following
d cancer operation to the throat
which caused complete remov-
q. of the voice box" Through
special classes on how to
breathe this man was talking
again on a televiSion program.
Ben said that Mr.. Billiard
had been good singer before
his operation. His voice would
have sounded very different TO
someone not knowing his con-
dition. But to me il was beauti-
Jul. Even though this man
could not speak but two words
At the time, then breathe more
ali through the mouth before
speaking two more words il
sounded good. He is now teach
ing many others. after similar
surgery, this new way To talk.
Something of this nature is
always heart warming and
makes us realize that God is
with us.
Those of you who haven't
met my little friend Jon Alan
Hcrlockcr. have missed some
thing. He is one of the sweet
est little boys | know. He dear
~ loves puppy dogs (hot dogS)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-21
Sandra Wright
Williams Chooses
EFA Sweetheart

Sandra Wright, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wright.
was chosen +. F. =. Sweetheart
for Williams Township Chapt =
CT of Future Farmers of Amer
&c" for the 1928 school year.
Sandra is a member of the
Junior class, Student Council.
Future HomcmakCrS of Amcri-
ca, and the Future Teachers
of America.
She is also a valuable MEM
Ter of the girls basketball
team.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-21
Celebration Honors Mr. Todd

Gore of Red Springs. Mrs. Len
lie Todd Carroll OF Clarendon
and Luther Curtis Todd ot
High Point. He has - grand
children, - great erandchil-
drcn and l great-grcat grand
child.
He is Il retired farmer and
carpenter.