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p 1t soon became apparent the
pilot had forgotten to brief me on
my duties but they were obvious.
The two gas gauges were directly
in front of me and the pointers
seemed to be moving at about the
speed of the minute hand on Seth
Thomas clock. | saw at once that
they would require close watching.
Something seemed to be wrong
with the wing on my side, that is,
it was lower than the other one
Probably it was weaker than the
other and | resolved not to take
my eyes off it for an instant. Twas
perturbed to see that the boss had
relaxed in his seat with large
map and didn't even have his hands
On the steering wheel and | saw
that l must also function as look
out if we were to avoid head on
collisions. My eyesight seems to
sharpen, with anxiety. as | found l
could identify hawk a good six
miles away. 1t is always relief
when you see an airbourne object
flapping its wings since planes do
not have this habit.
My time was beginning to be
pretty we'll taken up by now but l
felt that | should also keep track
of any level spots in the country
below, in case of forced landing
so l could point them out to the
pilot. | soon developed a sort of
rhythm for the job and could keep
my eyes moving from the gas
gauges to the wing, from the wing
TO the empty air ahea to make sure
it was still empty, from there TO
spotting emergency landing fields
and back to the gas gauges. |
hadn't dreamed that flying was
such hard work.
There has been little written on
the science of analyzing engine
performance by ear but, to my
mind, this is one Of the most i'm
portant qualities a good student
passenger should have. This par
ticular plane went baroom,
baroom, which seemed to me to be
a good reliable way for TITO sound.
Occasionally however an alien note
Cfept in and it would 60 baroom,
baroom, snort. This worried me.
thought that perhaps one of the
piStons had sprung a leak or that
a tappet had quit tapping. | wanted
to ask about these things but |
hated to bother the boss with
questions when he was apparently
asleep. show commendable pru-
dence at times. There was a small
steering wheel in front of me and
this wheel seemed endowed with
an independent life of it's own. 1t
moved hither and yon as the spirit
willed it, without benefit of any
visible agency so far as | could
see. Happening to glance behind
discovered another disQueting
feature. The wing on my side had
flap things on it and these flaps
were periodically opening and
closing, like the gills of a stranded
fish. All in all, can't remember
ever having been buster than Twas
in that plane. How people can ever
take time out TO admire the scenery
beats me.
Los Angeles, when we arrived,
looked like big shallow bowl full
of purple haze and tw1nkling lights.
The boss handed me a chart with
Salf Service
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Housekeeping
Tips PIonned
Home Shortcuts for Work.

Home Shortcuts for Work.
ing Women" a three-part
series to aid both the career
girl or full-time homemaker
in easing housekeeping tasks.
win open at 8 pm. Monday
in the Williamsburg Junior
High School, $500 North Har-
rison street. Arlington.
The program, which will
continue at the same hour
and place on Wednesday and
Friday, is being put on by the
Home Builders Association Of
Suburban Virginia In CO.
operation with the Home
making Education Depart
ment Of the Arlington County
Public Schools, the Virginia
Extension Service and the
American Home Economies
ASSOCldClOu.
The opening night will be
on Food Tips for Easier
Living" and the speaker will
be Mrs. Eugenia Hatcher. q
consumer research specialist
for the General Foods Corp.
Miss Frances Maness, home
service director Of the Vir-
ginia Electric Power Co.. win
cover Cutting Corners in
Home Care" on Wednesday.
The concluding night will
have Mrs. Cecile Mooney, an
interior design consultant,
dealing with Homes Attrac-
tive and Easy to Keep"
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board reaching from floor to
ceiling.
Some people prefer the
tongue-and-groove board s
laid horizontally and some
times a vertical batten Is
nailed at set intervals over
the horizontal panels to pro-
duce a screen like appear
ance. Tongue and groove
boards can even be installed
diagonally for an accent wall,
such as around a fireplace.
Now, multiply these three
well-known favorites and the
one paneling pattern by doz-
ems. add an infinite variety
of finishes, and anyone can
easily see what a wide choice
is available.
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Jerome J. ModisGn
this week announced
his resignation . as ex-
eeusive vice president
Of the Home Manu.
foetuFers Association
effective next Friday.
Mr.. Modison, who hos
held his present post
for three yeors end was
with the Notion0I As
Soeiotion of Home
Builders for eight years
before that, plans to
enter the home build
ing business in the
Washington oFeo.
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Cape Cod Is Tops at BeIoir

One Of Americas Oldest
home designs is still among
the most popular.
That's the discovery Of Lev
lit and Sons. Inc. builder Of
the huge Belair at Bowie de-
velopment.
During the last year, the
firm has found that 80 per
cent Of the houses purchased
in the nearby Maryland COM
munity has been Of the Cape
Cod type, while balance Of
the sales has been about
evenly divided among the
other models the firm offers.
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Choosing Your PoneIinq

When It comes time to
choose the living room wall
surface for your new home,
what win 1t be2 Many fam
lilies today will specify wood
paneling for at least one wall
or a special area Of the room
such as a music corner or
library nook.
Wood paneling, especially
when naturally finished, has
gained favor with the ladies
of the Nation by leaps and
bounds, Much of its popular
ity comes from practical rea-
sons. for wood makes a per-
manent wall which requires
little maintenance and usual
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ly no retouching during a
lifetime.
Women also acclaim its
quiet versatility. Wood can
make a handsomely textured
and richly colored wall, but
also q neutral backdrop
which lets the lady of the
house choose and change
furnishings with nary q
thought to the walls.
And, Of course. there are so
many. many different kinds
Of wood. paneling patterns,
and ways to install 1t that
there is simply no limit to
individual expression when
using wood.
Consider, for instance, Just
three Of the prestige. vertical
g ain west coast WOODS,
Douglas fir, western red cedar
and west coast hemlock. Each
is totally different from the
other In appearance, and
within one species there will
be quite a bit Of variation
from board to board.
Graining is the most deli
cately etched IN h emlock,
hardly more than faint YER
teal strokes. In fir and cedar
1t is more distinct.
The most popular paneling
pattern for these three woods
is tongue and groove. But
again, using only this one
pattern, great variation in
effect can be created by in
stalling the boards in differ
ent ways. It's most frequently
installed vertically, with each
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Motor Lodge
Now Open

The Spring Hill Motor
Lodge on Columbia pike at
Baileys crossroads was for
mally opened this week at a
ceremony attended by Fair
fax County and Alexandria
officials.
Mrs. Anne wilkins, q mem
Der Of the Fairfax County
Board of Supervisors. cut a
flower garland officially well
coming visitors to the 60
unit motel which features q
kitchenette In each room.
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Son because Of the comfort
able and easy life fostered at
Belair.
His case probably would be
complicated somewhat by the
fact that the building firm
is planning to move its head
quarters from Levittown. M,
to the metropolitan New York
area and build a new head
quarters to be ready for &C.
cupancy in September. 1864.
The exact site has not as
yet been pinned down. q
spokesman for the firm said.
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In its present day version.
the Cape Cod house bears q
certain resemblance out
wardly TO its predecessor.
Within its doors, an early
settler Of the Bay Colony
would find almost nothing
recognizable.
Taking q look at It's two
bathrooms, modern U-shaped
kitchen. appliances and air.
conditioning. q Pilgrim ia
ther probably would head for
the nearest court house to
institute WITHDRAWING pro-
ceedings against Levitt and
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MEMS: FURNISHINGS

Street Floor. Both Stores
SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS
SPECIAL PURCHASE! Choose from various q W@
fobrics for cool summer comfort. Assorted AoM1
collar styles; sizes IA to l6h. for 400
SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS
SPECIAL PURCHASE! Cool sport shirts in q "a
mony styles and eoIors for summer; assorted AOu1
fobries in the ossOrtmen sizes S, NJ 1. X. for 400
BEACH AND BOAT JACKETS
Comparable to sos voIueI Of heavy cot q MM
ton terry cloth with three big pockets. OeZZ
White only. Limited sizes.
KNEE LENGTH COTTON PAJANAAS
SPECIAL PURCHASED Cool l0o96 cotton q "a
short sleeve knee-lenoth poiomos In eoot AoSZ
and MILDLY styles. Sizes and c only. for 500
LEATHER BELTS
SPECIAL PURCHASED Comparable to ZOO MAA
and $50 Voues! Choose from blocks, 80
browns and oreys; sizes 30 to A.
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sistance Of big-spending labor
bosses financed by dues ST.
phoned off the earnings of
working men and women"
Mr.. Harrison. said he would
like to know what his Demo-
cratic opponents have done to
deserve big labor support"
The COPE group last month
indorsed Senator Charles r.
Fenwick and Delegates Harri-
son Mann, Kathryn Stone and
William Winston from Airing
ton, all incumbents, as well as
Bendheim, q Senate aspirant,
and House candidates Marion
Galland and Timothy SWEET
from Alexandria, and Omer L.
Hirst, Senate candidate and
Dorothy McDiarmid, House
candidate from Fairfax-Falls
Church.
In addition, COPE Endorsed
the candidacy of incumbent
Ann wilkins for the Fairfax
Board Of County Supervisors
from the Mason district. The
Democratic candidates still face
a primary next week for their
party's nominations.
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Court Is Asked
To Cancel July 9
Primary Election
ThursdCy, JuIv 4, 1876;

RICHMOND, Va, July A
(AP)-A Norfolk attorney asked
Richmond Circuit Judge Ed
mund w. Hening. jr., again
yesterday to cancel the July 8
Democratic primary so that a
special General Assembly ses-
sion can pass another reappor-
tionment act.
The request was contained in
a brief filed by Henry e. How
ell, jr., and is in reply to one
filed in June by Attorney Gen.
eral Robert Y. Button in the
redistricting case.
The suit filed by Mr.. Howell
in the name Of two Norfolk cit
liens charges the 1862 General
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house halls without city police
assistance. Also. city codes and
ordinances would no longer
hold precedence in regard to
construction practices in county
buildings within the city.
Last nights move came in
the form Of q double barreled
resolution initiated by Council
man Edgar A. Prichard, which
was adopted unanimously. Mr.,
Prichard said that the time
was appropriate" for some
sort Of reconciliation, in view
Of the recent settlement Of two
controversies between the mu-
nicipality and the county.
One Of those, he noted, was
Mondays Circuit Court verdict
in favor Of the city in the suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04

Fairfax City councilmen. in
q gesture Of cooperation with
the governing board of sur
rounding Fairfax County, last
night offered to cede jurisdic-
ton over the county courthouse
and similar county properties
located in the city. They said
the move was made in the hope
that the often-strained "his-
toric ties between county and
city will never be broken"
REIMBURSEMENT Of jurisdic-
ton over county-owned public
facilities situated inside the
boundaries Of 2-year-old Fair
fax City would, for instance
mean that county police woulc
again be able to exercise au-
thority in the county court
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municinallv held real estate.

municipality held real estate.
The second part Of the city
councils resolution addressed
itself to the supervisors current
efforts to locate land for con-
struction Of q new county gov
eminent office building outside
Fairfax City, either near
Merryfield. or at Springfield.
Mr.. Prichard asked City
Mayor John c. Wood to extend
an invitation to county off,
cials to meet with city planning
authorities in an effort to pick
out possible future courthouse
expansion sites within the city
limits. All such property would,
by agreement, be ceded to- the
county by appropriate Circuit
Court legal action.
"The seat Of government OF
the county" Mr.. Prichard said,
''has been in what is now the
City Of Fairfax since George
Washington was alive. For
more than $50 Of the 1874 years
the city has had some kind Of
corporate identity while being
1.-THE seat of county govern
J ment."
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lslSll:l; II5:l;
Second Floor, Both Stores

: OCCUIIU IIOOII DOIII JIOICs
3.9o to 500 Bermuda Shorts. Docron polyester
and cotton. Solids, pIoids. Assorted coIors.
Broken sizes to l5---------------2.
500 and 7.eo Cotton Shifts. Assorted coIors
Sizes s to 4.97
22.eS to 1898 Short and Long FormoIs with
full skirts. Assorted fobres and eoIors. Broken
sizes 5 to 500
1913 to 1893 One and Two-Pieee Cotton
Dresses Shirtwoists, potio and sleeveless styles.
Assorted fobrie and colors. Broken sizes to
9.e8 to II .9e Cotton Dresses Sleeveless styles.
Assorted colors. Broken sizes----------4.0o
Cotton PuIIover Sweat Shirts comparable 5.ee
to 500. S, IA, L------------------i:oo
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Republicans
Hit Foes for
cOPEOkuy

Two Republican candidates
for the Virginia Assembly from
Arlington County have criti-
cized the Endorsement Of nine
Democratic legislative candi-
dates from the 10th district by
the ALL CLOS Committee on
Political Education COPE.
Robert j. Gerber, Republican
10th district chairman and a
candidate for the Arlington
County Senate seat. and Ma
rion e. Harrison, Republican
nominee for the House of Dele
gates. have objected to the in
dorsement Of the Democratic
hopefuls by the 10th district
COPE.
Mr.. Gerber said yesterday
"the people of Virginia are
capable Of electing their public
officials without the as
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Fairfax City Offers to Cede
Some Jurisdiction to County

over coming of a l14-acre oil
tank farm on the city's east
boundary.
The other instance, Mr..
Prichard said, took place yes
terday afternoon, when the
Board of Supervisors, with
hardly a murmur, approved a
suggested $4,000 joint con-
tract with the city for the
furnishing Of library, health,
fire, welfare and court services
by the county to the smaller
municipality for the new fiscal
year.
Mr.. Prichard said the city
could lose nothing by relin-
gushing political control over
county-owned property in the
city, since the county is moi
required to pay taxes on it
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asIlIIa5<R: SHOES

Fourth Floor. Washington; Second Floor, Arlington
500 and 7ee American Junior and Miss Sender Shoes
for little girls Dress and school styles Broken sizes l2h
to
Teens and Young Juniors 7oo and 500 Shoes.
GoIoxies, Sander Of Boston and Imooinotions In the
group. Spring and summer Styles Broken sizes ga to TO-
Ssmi-ARnuoI SoIeI
Boys end Girls
STRIDE RITE SHOES
reg. zss to 1919 S,99
Discontinued styles for dress, school and poy Block
potent white red bone leather. Strops and oxfords in
the group.
ehldren's and misses sizes Sh to g.
regularly 998 and 1923
pre-teens' sizes 4 TO
regularly 998 and 1923
Fourth Floor, Washington; Second Floor, Arlington
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FOUNDATIONS
Second Floor, Both Stores

Second Floor, Both Stores
$50 to 395 Fomous-Moke BondeolD<. White.
81 to 56------------------ 10y
300 to 500 Fomous-Moke Bondeoux Assorted
styles, some stropless White. 81 to 39-I.sS
500 to 8.95 Fomous-Moke Long Line Bros.
Regular and stropless. White. "a to 40 2.98
1925 Fomous-Moks White BrossoIieres. q
to
3.e5 Fomous-Moke 6IrdIes nd Pontis GlrdIes.
White. S, IA, | 2.89
$50 to 8e5 Fomous-Moke Girdes and Pontie
6irdIes White. S, IA, L--------------4.9S
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SPREADS, & CURTAINS
Third Floor. Woshinoton


6-l2es Cotton Botiste conopY solid color; twin or
double size -S.99
4-l298 Cotton Boste Vanity Skirts solid color, 6.o9
l0-2o8 Cotton Botiste Tier Curoin solid eoloTs; "a
long t.Sy
25-398 Cotton Botse Tier curtons; solid eoIor; 30"
5-498 Cotton Botiste Tier cutoins; solid eoIors; SO"
lonq ---- 1885, -------- -----S.Tv
2o-l go Cotton Botiste Volonces; solid coIos --99e
4-l5.oo EyeIet Cotton Botiste Bedspreods; white:
5-l2.es EyeIet Cotton Botiste conopE white; twin
SIZE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ----------I. SS
4-3l.es syeIet Cotton Botiste Bedspreods; white;
kine-size ----.-----------19.SS
1888 Al-QuiIted Bedspreods fine printed cotton;
5-3ee8 AI-Quited Bedspreods; fine printed cotton;
double size .---------------zl.99
lo-4.49 Pinch Pleoted Cote Curtains; printed; 50"
long -----
25-498 and 5es Pinch PIeoted Cote Curtoins;
printed SO" and IS" lengths ------------3.50
1s-4.49 to 4.e8 Doeron Poyester Tiers in plain and
embroidered edge; As" long ----------pE 2.9s
1853 Pinch plain PIeoted Cote Curoins; polished
cotton 63 long -------------..---pv. SSS
l7-3e 90 to 5eS Plain Affection Pinch PIeoted cofes
solid colors; So, 45". 81" lengths pr. 2.SS
1888 to 4o8 Pinch Peoted Printed Layer Cofes;
24", 5o", as" lengths --------------pE. 2.9S
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IAssembly's reapportionment Is
Invidious discrimination"
against Norfolk voters and
others in heavy population
centers. The suit contends
Norfolk's growth entities 1t to
a seventh delegate in the
House and a third State SEN
ator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04
Contract Extended

Senator Brewster, Democrat
Of Maryland, announced today
that the Bureau Of Naval
Weapons has allocated supple
mentary funds in the amount
of $8,759,547 to continue an
ordnance research contract
held by the Applied Physics
Laboratory Of the Johns Hop
kins University in silver
Spring.
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BUDGET 55J;s4:SsI AR
Street Floor, Both Stores

500 Pleoted and Sheoth Skirts. Solids and
stripes. 10 to l6.
Double Cotton Sheoth Dress ond 2-pe. Co
ordnote-Reo 500
Sheath Dress with botou neckline, short sleeves,
coordinate, ro-up sleeve blouse, Vorous neck
lines, many potters Sizes 10 to IA in group.
Jomoieo Shorts comparable 2.9e. Wash and
weor cotton pIoids. prints solids. Sizes 10 to
2,e9 Fomous Moke Sleeveless Blouses All cot
ton; Docron polyester and cotton. In or out
styles, vorous neckne treatments. Solids,
prints. 81 TO 36. ---------l.59, z for 800
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GIRL: (..I3:AS
Second Floor, Both Stores

Girls 800 to 500 Swim Suits. Sizes to u,
ass
Girls 2ee Cotton Seersucker Hof-Boxer
Bermuda Shorts 99e
Girls 400 Cotton PoIomos, broken sizes, ZOO
2.ee and 800 Cotton Knit Tee Tops Solids,
stripes for 800
Girls and Teens 2.ee and 800 BIouses and
Sport Shirts ------------------ 1888
Girls 4.oe Cotton Sun Dresses
Girls 2.ee Cotton BIouses and Sport Shirts. sse
Girls 4.eo Cotton Summer Skirts 4 for 500
Teens 7.ee to 1929 Sweaters 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04
SHOE
DISCONTINUED Styles

Choose from O wide selection Of our fomous
rnoke shoes. Group includes oil white, bone,
block red, green or ton Golf and block potent.
Not every size In every style.
1899 and i4.9o NATURALlZERS 1870
1872 and 1890 NATURALIZER CASUALS,
$50
1900 and 1000 VALLEYS -------Ii.OO
1899 CITATIONS ---------------6ss
I49o coNFETTlS
l4.oe SALvlNls
1929 MERRY MAIDS --------s.0S
Fourth Floor, Washington
Street Floor, Arlington
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ACCESSORIES
Street Floor, Both Stores

Street Floor, Both Stores
Costume JeweIy comparable 81 and So. Dozens Of
styles! Necklace, bracelets, eorrinos, pins. Many one
of-o-kind -----------
Plus tax
Seamless Nyons comparable o9e. Micro mesh with re-
nforced toe and heel. SNORT shodes Sh to ~,
SEE
Ful-Fdshioned NyIons comparable Toe and co. Broken
3e8 and 4es Cosuos Slippers for indoors, outdoors,
trove Many styles and coors Eoch in vnyl Broken
sizes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z for $50
Misses soc to 6ec Socks White cotton Reinforced toe
and heel 9 to loh
Mems, Women's zoe and 39c Hondkerchefs Embrod-
cred cottons for women; hemstitched linens and corded
hondrolled cottons for men------------Sf for 90
Loides ZOO Summer-Weioht Nylon Gloves. Novelty
shortes in white, pink, block. to 7h in the group
~. I.59
acknowledgment Only
Summer Handbags comparable 1879 and 500. Many
Plus tax
Womens Belts comparable 90 and ZOO. Mostly one
or-o-kno --------------------
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Old Spice
Gift sets
frOm shvISOn

A. 5-Pc. Gift Set contains After
Shove, Body Tolc, Deodoront,
Outdoor lotion. 500
8. 7-Pc. Gift Set eontoins After
Shove, Tolc, Smooth Shove.
Deodoront, Body ToIc, Soop
on Rope. $50
c. Ape. Gift Set contains After
Shave, Cologne. Smooth Shove.
Deodoront. $50
Prices Plus Tax
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WASHINGTON. $50 70 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, SATURDAY
ARLINGTON 10 70 ss9o MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
2A-HoUR PHONE ORDER SERVICE Cali o. 7-72OO ANYTIME
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-26

"a copy of said regulations
Is posted on the bulletin
board III the Columbus CO.
unity Superior Court House.
"A copy of said regulations
Is also on file i'm the office
of the Health Director in
Whiteville, N. c.
5-The public is also advised
that Bulletin $40. published
by the u. 5. Department
of Health, Education and
Welfare is on file i'm the Of
flee of the Health Director
and the Clerk of the Sup
crlOr Court of Columbus
County, which said bulletin
has been adopted by refer
cncc as part of these rCgu-
lationS solely as an accept
able guide Ia design prac-
ucC Whcrc specific crltCria
is not covered by these reg
ulatlonS, in accordance with
GS l30-24.
6-Any citizen wishing Ia read
said regulations can do 81
by either reading the copy
posted at the court house
or by reading the copy on
file in the office of the
Health Director nf Culumb-
us County. AT his office in
WhitcvillC. N. c.
This 4th day of June, 1868.
DR.. John Il. Black
Columbus County
Health Director
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-26

having demanded a fUrccloS-
urc thereof for the purpose of
satisfying said Indebtedness.
the undersigned Substituted
Trustee will offer for sale, at
public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Court
House Door of Columbus CO.
unity, Whiteville, North Caro-
lima, at 1900 o'clock, Noon, on
the 2nd day of July, 1868, the
land conveyed in said deed OF
trust, the same lying and being
in Columbus County, North
Carolina. and more particular
ly described as follows:
Lying South of Columbus
Street on the West side Of
BrittOn Street in the Town
of Whiteville, n. c., and be-
ing designated as Lot No. 4,
i'm Block 1, of the subdivi-
sion of the J. l.. BrittOn
property made by Bruce
Pierce. Surveyor, dated Sth
day of December, 1925. Il
map of which is recorded in
Plat Book No. 1. page 26,
Columbus County Registry,
and conveyed by f. l.. Bald
win and wife, to Marcus B.
Corn by deed dated April
18, 1852, recorded in Deed
Book 20S. page oI6, .COlum.
bus County Eseg:stry.
And being the same prop
erty conveyed or intended
to be conveyed by Marcus
the Columbus County, N. {
Pridgen and S. Z. Pridgen
by deed dated 80 January
1858 and recorded in Deed
Book 2O9, at page 500, of
the Columbus County, n. G.
Registry.
The successful bidder mus
deposit five per cent of hi:
bid at the time of the sale.
D. F. McGOugan, Jr
Substituted Trustee
June5, ~, 10, &c