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REAL ESTATE
B Foushee-Olsen
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EMERSON:
“The first farmer was the first man, and all historic
nobility rests on possession and use of land.**
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REALLY?
Artistically decorated three bedroom hvo bath house with all
built-ins, dining "L", living room with raised hearth fireplace,
screened porch, and an oversized family rec room with slid
ing glass doors. Water, sewer, curbing paid, paved street and
dnve too. Separate washer-dryer room. The balance is financed
at the lowest 5',% interest. Very low down payment and as
sume 30 year loan.
WANT RIGHT IN TOWN?
We have another spec.al brand new listing 1 immaculate condi
tion) right in town for a medium sized family,.or someone
who would like to rent out a roam or two.
“DOWN YONDER”
Down yonder only a short run toward Pittsboro just before the
Pittsboro Road crosses the county line is a white frame two
story house with a lot of space for a very "down yonder” low
price. Six rooms plus e big finished attic, basement with shop
space and garage. Conveniently right next to a nice grocery.
The attractive deep lot has a bunch of mature fruit trees for
summer picking, and there are some big old shade trees. You
could sell off a lot to cut your cash investment. And, sprint all
the way to your car, because the price is UNDER $13,0001
FROM SOUP TO NUTS:
Carefully designed, perfectly located, large family home with
raised hearth fireplace, generous book shelves, wooded >ig
yard. There’s room and a place for everything. Expansive din
ing room and on to the open-on-ail sides, cool screened porcn.
Kitchen has view', storage, and eating space; pantry, outlets
for washer and dryer (outlets in the basement too'. What
else does it have? Low maintenance brick exterior and plaster
walls, five bedrooms, 2 unfinished rooms (if you wont a study l ,
3 baths, a jumbo rec room With fireplace, carport, and morel
Walking distance to school. Owner's moving, so call Foushee-
Olsen soon at 968-4431.
PICTURESQUE
On a lovely, flower covered, beautifully landscaped lot in
walking distance of bus, shops, and Glenwood school is
this three bedroom house with the most possible closets.
Two full baths, porch, handsome brick walls and book shelves
flanking fireplace. Foyer, concrete drive and walk, all city utili
ties. And its cool cooled by Carrier central air conditioning. $23,-
000.
LAND
20 and 40 acres of rolling home and lake sites, apartment land,
Greenwood, Morgan Creek, lots, a beaut in Estes Hills too.
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ROAMING FOR ROMAN?
No Roman sunken baths but interesting contemporary Roman
bricks in this wall covering special fireplace. Three bedrooms,
dining room and porch. $16,500.
QUICK HENRY:
Quick, Henry, the car, for this two bedroom love nest with no
maintenance asbestos exterior, water, sewer, and paving. Short
drive north of town. SBSOO is the better-than-rent price!
GO EAST YOUNG MAN
Toward Durham you can buy a three bedroom, IM, bath house
with contemporary, sloping ceilings and marble chip roof over
this air conditioned brick home. Carport and 150 foot wide land
scaped lot too. $16,800 is less than replacement.
OH SO CONVENIENT
Complete Carrier central air conditioning cools this whole well
insulated house (basement tool. Easy to carry FHA loan al
ready set up with only $86.70 plus tax and insurance per month.
Three bedrooms, 14 baths, GE dishwasher and disposal too.
Glenwood School and all city conveniences. We can show you
this very good value now!
2 STORY COLONIAL
Best wall to wall carpeting softens every step from entry foyer
to roomy living room with colonial fireplace (and good wall
spacei. into the chandeliered dining room, by the glamourously
papered powder room with vanity and mirror, into the wife
saver kitchen-family room with U-shaped, factory finshed kitch
en and separate utility room. 4 bedrooms and two baths up
stairs. good closets, attic storage, air conditioner outlet. Water,
sewer, paving, curb and gutter all paid for. “Don't Miss”.
$25,900!
HIGH VIEW
From living room and roomy separte dining room, you get the
pleasing, high, breezey, distant view. Special built-in storage
for China and dining ware in the dining room and nandsome
built-in shelves and cabinets in the TV-den room. Good closets
in the 3 bedrooms including a regular plus a big walk-in job
in the master bedroom (has view and fine cross-ventilation too).
Basement has finishable rec room and garage too. Paved drive
and walk and good oaks. $27,500.
SEE:
Listings, sales, and satisfaction; We don't have everything eve
rywhere, but we have top listings as you are bound to happily
find out with Foushee-Olscn.
Dial 968-4431
N. Columbia St. at Parking Lot
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418 Sq. Ft. of office apace over
Sutton’s Drug Store. Heat Furn
ished. $40.00.
August 15th. 2 bedroom unfurnish
ed house on the Durham Road.
$75.00.
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1 Bedroom furnished apartment
on Barclay Road. Couple on
ly. $65.
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PHONE 942-2163
9 A.M.-6 P.M.
NOW LEASING:
Entrances on Hillsboro Street
and Airport Road
1,2, 3, & 4 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
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Herb Holland Company
119 N. Columbia St. Next to Westers Union
• WEST POPLAR AVE. •
Almost new 2 bedroom brick
home in excellent location
for a small child. Why rent?
Only S4OO down ..... $11,850
• SO. GREENSBORO ST.
Ideal for extra income.
2 story house, efficiency apt.
on 2nd floor. Large play room
in basement $12,500 •
• 312 OAK ST.
2 bedroom home on excellent
lot. All city conveniences,
paved street, 2 blocks to
school $9,500
• 117 OAK ST.
Cozy 2 bedroom House on a
nice lot $6,750*
• TIMBERLAKE ESTATES
4 Acre Lot S3OOO
• A BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM
brick home on a beautifully
landscaped 2 acre lot. 34 •
miles out, fronting on paved
road. This home has many,
many fine features, expertly
planned $26,250
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lot on paved access road,
just one mile East of Chapel
Hill on Durham Blvd.
COUNTRY LIVING CLOSE
IN. Each building lot is
large and has an ideal gar.
den spot. See Hillside Es
tates on Farrington Road
just three minutes from Univ.
campus! Call us for details
on building or building site in
this well zoned subdivision.
THINKING OF BUILDING?
Let us help you with your
plans, locating your building
site, contracting builders, and
financing questions.
OTHER FINE LISTINGS-
Homes, building sites, farms,
acreage, and investment
property. Nice lots in and
out of town.
BILLY ARTHUR
You are now reading a column
typed by the fingers that held the
bands that touched the carpet
on the floor of President Ken
nedy’s private elevator in the
White House.
And therein lies the reason I
didn’t have a piece in The Week
ly on Sunday. The Missus, the
children and I have been to
Washington.
And thanks to Bill Cochrane,
his boss U. S. Sen. B. Everett
Jordan, and to Henry Hall Wil
son, one of Mr. Kennedy’s as
sistants, we toured the White
House with preferential treat
ment.
That is, we got to places in
the White House tourists ordinar
ily do not.
For instance, we used the ramp
that was installed for President
Roosevelt's wheel chair. And
we rode on Use private elavator
4that~\JFK uses to go from his
apartment to the Executive Of
fices.
The children were so excited
that they rubbed their hands
over the green carpeting the
President stands on.
Henry Wilson, who hails from
Union County and who was in
the General Assembly when I
was reading clerk, took us into
the President’s Office, ft’s actual
ly not as pretentious as our Gov
ernor’s, but I got a sort of rev
erent feeling, knowing that it
was the office of Roosevelt, Tru
man, Eisenhower and Kennedy,
and realizing the momentous de
cisions that have been reached
there.
The children sat ift the Presi
dent’s chair and at his desk.
They wanted to touch things on
it and were about to when
they were warned that “that lit-
Children’s Home
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To Buy House Here
The Baptist Children’s Home
of North Carolina, Inc., will buy
a house here in the near future
for the use of its outpatients at
Memorial Hospital.
Chapel Hill School Superintend
ent Howard Thompson told the
School Board Monday night that
a letter from Dr. W. R. Wagon
er, general superintendentof .the -,
Children's Home in Thomasville,
has" informed him of the Home’s
intentions.
Dr. Wagoner had requested per
mission for the Home’s children
to attend Chapel Hill schools tu
ition free, Dr. Thompson said.
He did not know how soon the
Home would buy a house here,
or how many children would be
housed in it. Dr. Wagoner could
not be reached in Thomasville
for comment.
But the Board agreed that be
cause the Home would conduct
its operation here as an institu
tion, and because children living
ih the home would be in Chapel
Hill as a group, not on an in
dividual basis, no tuition would
be charged.
In other business, the Board
discussed but took no action on
a proposed footpath access to
Lincoln High School from Knolls
Development.
Dr. Thompson told the Board
the' State Highway Department
had recommended that the Board
buy a 50-foot right-of-way from
Knolls across land which the
owners were willing to sell to
the school for the footpath.
The footpath has been under
consideration for some months
as a solution to the dangerous
traffic conditions, coupled with
the lack of a sidewalk for use by
school children, on Merritt Mill
Road. Merritt Mill is the route
usually taken by pupils at Lin
coln and Frank P. Graham Ele
mentary to reach school from
the Cameron Avenue - Franklin
Street area.
The Board’s reaction to the
purchase recommendation was
that such a move might set a
precedent by which the Board
could be forced to buy similar
land for similar footpath access
es to other schools in Chapel Hill.
Board member Richard Peters
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PRICE RANGE:
*13,400 - *21,460
$59 total Cash for qualified ret
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FHA and Conventional financing
arranged.
10 Minutes from Chapel Hill
on Raleigh Rd.
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Wednesday, August 7, 1963 \
tie button there is a direct line
to Moscow.”
Right then is when I decided ’
I had better hold some hands.
I didn’t want a war started by
two inquisitive kids. And that’s "
the reason I say I’m the fellow
who held the hands that touched
the carpet on the floor of the!
flow of the President’s elevator.
I made a lot of notes on the
trip, and will report on it later.
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Christine Keeler should join
the carpenter’s union. She seems
to be a first-class cabinet mak
er.
It’s funny that in the same
month Russia put a woman in
orbit, and a woman sent the
British government into orbit.
To paraphrase Mr. Churchill,
never in English history have so
many done so much and got
caught.
* * *
I read where Chancellor Bill
Aycock will resign to return to
teaching. That’s OK by me.
Come on back to Greenwood,
Bill; we love you.
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Overheard at Byron’s:
“My wife is always breaking
things . . . like s’s, and 10’s and
20’s.” .
“I understand. Money isn’t
everything to my wife. There
are other things . . . credit cards'
and charge accounts.”
* * *
Overheard at Memorial Hos
pital:
“With the money you save by
having stopped smoking, you will
be able to take a little trip at
the end of the year.”
“Not hardly. Giving up two ■
packs of cigarettes a day helps ■
me to buy two extra ounces of
bourbon daily.”
recommended that the Board off
Aldermen be asked to provide-;,
sidewalks along approach routes*-
to all schools within the cilyf
limits, and that it consider an-1-
nexing the Lincoln High area-L
No definite action was taken onj
this, but Board chairman Grey‘d
Culbreth agreed to speak to May- ~
, or Sandy McClamroch and Town %
Manager Robert Peck about both*’
matters.
The Board also agreed to re-.
commend to the Town that a sur-''
vey be made of all traffic haz
ards near schools “to see what
can be worked out with the Town
to eliminate the hazards.’’
Dr. Peters reported that the
12-classroom addition to the.
Estes Hills Elementary School
was near completion, and Dr. ’*
Thompson reported the same on *
progress at the new Guy B. *
Phillips Junior High. , 1
“I hope we’ll be in it by Sep,-*
tember 6” (the first day qf"
school), said Dr. Thompson.
"There’s only one answer to*;
that,” said MT. Culbreth. “We
have to be in it by September
6.”
Dr. Thompson also reported
that the Chapel Hill Junior SerffflP
ice League had contributed sß4fse
to the Chapel Hill School En- *
dowment Fund. The money camd
from proceeds of the League's
recent charity ball (“A nice - H .
party.” Board member Ed Ted
ney murmured). ' •
Duplicate Bridge
Results Announced
Winners of the master point
duplicate bridge game held Frj
day night by the Friday Night
Duplicate Bridge Club are as u '
follows: l,v
North-South
1. Ben EUiott-Billy Hales; 2.3. ’
Bill Forteman-Vic Huggins, Lotiv ~
is Wright-Gordon Baird; 4. MrSt
P. F. Jones-J. C. Masson, vc v
East-West
1. Jerry and Judy Fitz Patrick;
2. Mrs. Vic Huggins-Mrs. Guy
Branson; 3. Mr. and Mrs. Hen- ',.;
ry Lataoe; 4. Mrs. Eric John
son-Mrs. C. H. Livengood.
The next game will be played A '
Friday night at 7:45 in the hall of' 1
the Chapel of St. Thomas More ■
on Gimghoul Road. All games'”
are open. Mrs. Phil Jackson is ' •
the director.
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Ph. 942-8462
Two story new home. Antique
brick and frame construction,
choose your own exterior color.
Four bedrooms, IH baths with
attached garage. Near elementary ’
school in restricted area with aU
city utilities. Selling for st«, Mo. ,
rn MhE JL.pt ttae ••Retair '