iMv pECEMBER 12, 1955
PAGE NINE
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(and Found 2
Itek and White Pony Wal-
[Driving License and other
Kant papers, and money,
fd call 81534, Mrs. Green.
Special Notice
I For Sale
FOR PASTEL PORTRAITS OF
children and adults call Fran
ces Crawford, 9-6134, 73 Max
well Rd.
ENGRAVED AND PRINTED tVED-
I ding invitations, reception cards,
i informals. University Printery,
beneath Buttons. Phone 9-7701.
GOOD House Trailer, three rooms,
hot water, electric refrigerator,
gas stove. Buddy Thomas. Phone
95552 i
WHITEHALL GIFTS' AND AN-
tiques; open Monday and Friday
nights until Christmas.
POINSETTIAS, One to four Blooms
per pot in Pink and Red. Christ- :
mas trees, Wreaths, and Gifts.!
Chapel Hill Nursery—old Dur- :
ham Road at the Intersection, i
8-5606.
Services Offered
SAVE MONEY! CALL
MITCHELL'S HOUSE
REPAIR DOCTORS for your next
house repair job. Small or large,,
we do it all, regardless. Free plan
ning and estimating. Special dis
count for this month only—No
obligations. Easy terms to suit
owner. Durham 5-6211—4-8784.
BOODLE Buggy baby carriage, like ’
new with pad $8. Padded Porch
chair $2. Three-way portable'
Radio wdth batteries $12. F.M.'
Radio $20. Tel 96549, Mrs. Roy
Carter. ■ ' ?
PHOTO CHRISTMAS CARDS
It’s none too early! Put your
familj' or children on your
Christmas* cards this year. In
formal photos for Christmas
made in your own home by ap
pointment; wedding photos a
specialty. Press Photo Service,
Roland Giduz, News Building,
Main Street, Carrboro.
LADY'S LARGE BICYCLE IN
good condition. Tel. 9431, Mrs.
McCall.
FROM FOREIGN SHIPMENT JUST!
unpacked—many beautiful brass
and copper pieces $5 to $10. AJ-
waj's a complete line of antiques.
Whitehall Shop.
Multi-colored Tiger strip-
luiale cat. Has disappeared
[.home in Sherwood Forest,
hjspecial pet. Please call
'yjin Filley, 86322.
al Notices 3
|$25.00 Reward
L PAY $25.00 TO THE FIRST
giving me information
aig to the purchase of a
less building on East Frank-
[Street. This will be paid
soon as I cemfirm that
jlding is for sale, with
Idditional SIS'.OG if -I buy it.
iress "Mr. Smith,” Box 1187,
ipd'HilL
RADIATOR REPAIRS PROMPT
I service. Reg. gas 28.9c gal. Hi-
i Way Service Station. Carrboro.
■Greenwood Road, one of
lei Hill’s most attractive
|sfv'here quality and char-
J^cel. Located on large,
Iwell landscaped lot. First
pas spacious hall, large
: room, dining room,
also large studio and
( porch, Second floor has
pedrooms, master bed-
ps fireplace, large sleep-
p. This beautiful home
|y appointment only.
[two bedroom, two bath
n good neighborhood. All
Sispacious and well plan-
I Owner leaving town and
fS an excellent buy.
[story brick home, four bed-
p three baths, large living
1 with fireplace, full base-
|t with garage. Close to town
Isdiools, within walking dis-
fDnditioned new brick home,
I* pedrooms, two and V2
tiled baths, cypress
study, large efficient
Ijp fireplace in living
V'Kcellent neighborhood, a
I'l’' home for fine living
^ • 1*1 *■ I* * *i -
[condition two bedroom
r '>etween Chapel Hill and
pm. 11 acres of land fenced
fPasture, four outbuildings,
|8ood producing springs on
pmus Country home on 210
F^’ith river frontage, a
r oat has retained the his-
rHarm of its eayly Orange
p days with its wide ver-
’ I'd a home that has the
pcnces of modern leisure,
Pdm heating, completely
F two modern baths.
within easy ac-
P Durham, Chapel Hill and
"ooro.
Jice Insurance
' V Co.
Il^®®s At Same Location
ENGRAVINGS
FAIRCHILD ENGRAVINGS MADE
—fast service—^low cost—high
quality. For general use in news
papers, pamphlets, all printed
matter, also plastic reproductions
of your Social Security card.
Student’s ID cards or anything
else up to 6” x 8”. Telephone
8-444 during office hours
HEARNE’S
Pit-Cooked
BARB EC U E
Special discount for orders from
churches and clubs. We furnished
pit-cooked barbecue for all oc
casions. Sold at Colonials at Glenn
Lennox, at Carrboro Sandwich
shop, at Cafe and stores in Bynum,
at Dewey’s Cafe and Sun Valley
Cafe in Pittsboro, at Herman and
Clay Scott’s in Farrington.
Call HENRY HEARNE
Phone 2318, B,ynum, N, C,
Female Help Wanted 9
MLYNTED: WHITE FIFTH GRADE
teacher with class A grammar
certificate for Efland School.
Group transportation available.
Call Fred W. Rogers, Principal
of Efland, Phone 52321 at Ef
land.
E- HORNADAY
rftU- Dick young
Phone 8472
Employment Wanted 12
iouiiwORK OR BABY SITTING
for energetic, honest, colored
girl. By the hour, or day or at
night. Phoue 3-1658.
For Sale
WRINKLER Coal Stoker in good
condition. Price $50. Shields 4496.
WE HAVE SUPER TERRIFIC
special prices on our new stock
of
LIGHTWEIGHT ENGLISH
BICYCLES
No bne can compare wtih our
bargain bike quality.
BROWN'S
AUTO SUPPLY
W. Franklin St. Phone 6981
LARGE KENMORE IRONER. Ex
cellent condition. Used very
little. $55. Call 85235,
NOT FOR YOUR FUDDY-
DUDDY OLD AUNT
TABITHA
OUR NEW GREETING CARDS
are definitely jet propelled. Grab
your hat and start looking!
INTIMATE BOOKSHOP
205 E. Franklin St.
LIONEL Train excellent condition
and complete. Suitable for Fa-'
flier’s Christmas. Call 85893.
OLD UPRIGHT Piano, Reconditi
oned, refinished. New Key^s, looks
sounds good. $100. Call 87311 af
ter 5 p.m. and weekends.
ARTIFICIAL FLORAL WREATHS
for graves. All plastic. $4.00 to
$10.00. Telephone Hillsboro 3369.
GIVE CAROLINA COOKING FOR
Christmas. Price $1.50. Buy from
League members, local stores or
mail order. Junior Service
League Box 374, Chapel Hill.
EXCELLENT A'UTO LIABILITY
and Physical Damage Insurance
with saving to 20% with a
Capital Stock Company’-Safeco
Insurance Company of Ameri
ca of the famous General
of America group. Assets; 185
million dollars, policyholders
surplus 75 million. C. Whid
Powell, Smith Bldg. Chapel Hill
phone 8478. “Save with Safeco’’
Memorials
LARGE STOCK CUT FROM AL-
Icn and WinnSboro Blue Granite.
All work guaranteed. Terms if
desired. Buy direct from yard
and save agents and salesmens
commission. Siler City Moun-
ment Co., Siler City, N. C. J. C.
Mclver, owner and manager.
Property For Rent 25
NICE OFFICES FOR REiW
over Senter’s Drug Store. Rent
reasonable, heat and lights fur
nished. Apply at Senter’s Drug
Store, Carrboro.
Houses For Rent
FOISTER'S
CAMERA STORE
161 E. Franklin St. Phone 3176
TWO BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE
available Dec. 20 in Dogwood
Acres. Phone 99443.
NEW TWO AND ’niREE BlSi-
room houses. Chapel HRl Realty.
Phone 6566.
COLE-DAWSON
REAL ESTATE
SALES, RENTALS & INSURANCE
W. Franklin St.
Opposit* Bu* TermJna. J72I
M. D Andrew*
M. J. Da«r(«i
YOU CAN GET EXTRA
CASH TO FILL
SANTA'S SACK
Through News Leader
Classifieds
Almost everyone has extra odd pieces of furniture,
bicycles, tricycles, electric trains, etc., which are
not being used ... all these extra items can be
easily turned into extra cash for Christmas by put
ting a classified ad in our FOR SALE column. Step
to your phone and call us now!
Farms, Sale or Rent 32
Nice 7 Room House, Farrington
Road, 18 Acres, 1 acre tobacco
allotment, 3 room house, also.
Deep ’W’ell water.Price reason
able.
Seven room house with bath, 8
acres of land, small tenant house,
10 miles from Chapel Hill over
looking U. S. Highway 15.
150 acre tobacco farm, large house,
5 tobacco barns, good land,
13 9/10 acres tobacco allotment.
12 miles from Chapel Hill on
paved highway.
128 acres tobacco farm, 5 acres
tobacco allotment, just off N. C.
highway 87 in Alamance County.
All the above properties are priced
very reasonable. For fui'ther in
formation call 'THOMPSON AND
VINCENT, 8433, nights 8-0663,
Chapel Hill.
Garden Ramblings
—AROUND CHAPEL HILL—
By William J. Brown
Phone 8-444
Wanted To Rent
WANTED — SMALL FUHNISHED
or partially furnished apartment
in Chapel Hill. Inexpensive.
Phone 9-2308 after 6 p.m.
Houses For Sale 30
NEW LISTINGS
FIRST TIME OFFERED
New brick home on nice Wooded
lot. Three-bedrooms, living room,
dining room
only $12,000.
Houses For Sale
New brick veneer home, three
bedrooms, VA baths, in Dog
wood Acres. Priced reasonably,
small down payment, easy terms.
K. B. Cole, owner. Phone 99607.
srx ROOMS, t\to~baths,"brTck
veneer home in new section.
Large wooded corner lot. This
home also has a carport and
storage room.
R. G. WINDSOR
kitchen, priced at ESTATE & MORTGAGE CO.
Home Loans-Conventional,
F. H, A. or G. I.
Terms Up To 20 Years
Interest Rates of 5% or below
Over Sloan’s Drug Store
Phone 9-1341 or 8-6263
New three-bedroom brick home
in quiet neighborhood. Price $11,
500.
Quaint modern home in Dog
wood Acres. Three bedrooms and
carport. On large landscaped lot.
Price—$12,500.
Lots For Sale
WHATEVER YOUR HOUSING
NEEDS MAY BE — CALL US.
\
CHAPEL HILL REALTY HAS
THE ANSMTER TO YOUR
PROBLEM.
CHAPEL HUM, REALTY
John A. Cates
Phone 6-566 or 9-1071
CHOICE LOTS IN BEST LOCA-
tions. Phone 8431. Foushee-
Olsen Realty Co.
Piano Tuner-Technician
LEWIS B. CUCINOTTA
311 McCauley Street
Phone 9-3301
American Soc. of Piano Tech.
Colonial Heights
New Homes and Vacant Lots
Lots from $2,500.00
Homes from 16,000.00
Forest Heights
New Homes and Vacant Lots
Lots from $ 750.00
Homes from $8,500.00
. VA—FHA and Conventional Financing
Phone 8408
Carolina Constructors
& Realty Co.
405 W. Franklin St.
Po^well Bldg.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Board of Aldei'men of the
Town of Chapel Hill, N. C., will
hold a public hearing in the Town
Hall, Chapel Hill, N. C., on Fri
day, December 23, 1955, at 7:30
o’clock P. M., relative to pro
posed changes in the Ordinance
Providing for the Zoning of Chap
el Hill and Surrounding Areas,
and the zoning map accompany
ing said ordinance, in reference
Rezoning part of Lots 1 and
to:
2, Block 1, and part oi’ lots 1 and
2, Block 3 of the following des
cribed property from RA-20 Resi
dential zone to RA-10 Residential
Zone, and other sections of the
described property from Agricul
tural Zone to RA-10 Residential
Zone:
“Beginning in the center of
Estes Drive (this being the Drive
running Northward from High
way 15-A and 501-A over the
gas main into this area) where
the said Drive intersects the
Hidden Hills property of H. M.
Burlage and at the corner of, the
W. Grady Pritchard property;
running thence with the Pritch
ard line the following course s
and distances North 73 degrees
25 minutes East 316.3 feet; North
11 degrees 15 minutes West 131
feet; North 23 degrees West
489.8 feet; North 43 degrees 30
minutes West 277.5 feet; North
85 degrees 15 minutes East 60
feet; and North 6 degrees 45
minutes West 481.7 feet to a
stake in the Coker line; running
thence with the line of the Co
ker property North 84 Degrees
44 minutes, West 1295.3 ft. to a
stake and North 5 degrees
East 265 feet to a stake, a cor
ner of the Henderson property;
running thence with the line
of the Henderson property North
85 degrees 19 minutes West 18
18.3 feet to a stake, a corner
of the Jim Blackwell property;
running thence with the line
of that property and the contin
uation thereof South 5 degrees
If it is true t'nat we can expect
a cold winter
with a lot of
bad weather this
year, then in
door gardening
will become even
more popular.
Many people
seem to have
trouble with
their house
plants. I
never seem to go out to dinner
without somebody saying, “Oh,
you’re a gardener. Then you can
tell me what is the matter with
my African Violet.” Usually this
•requires second sight since the
plant may evmn be in another
town. Seriously though I am al
ways happy to help with plant
problems if I can.
At the '.drug store recently I
picked up a 75 cent book on HOW
TO GROW BEAUTIFUL HOUSE
PLANTS by Thomas H. Everett of
New York Botanical Garden. This
book seems to have all the infor
mation that you will require to
grow your house plants. The chap
ters on the five physical factors—
56 minutes West about 1460 feet
to the center of a Spring Branch;
running thence down the center
of the said Branch in an Eastern
and Southeasteim direction to
the intersection of the said
Branch and the line of the H.
M. Burlage Hidden Hills pro
perty; running thence with the
line of that property South 85
degrees 08 minutes East approxi
mately 2190 feet to the begin
ning,”
The public is invited.
This the 8th day of December
1955
Mary Love joy
Town Clei’k
! light, temperature, air, water and
j soil—that affect plant life are
j clearly written and most helpful.
I I particularly welcomed the
I chapter, START WITH THE SOIL
because this is the thing that most
of us overlook in the first place.
The soil for pot plants should con-
I tain plenty of peat of leafmould
I so that there is adequate drainage.
This chapter does not overlook
suitable plant fertilisers too. The
biological factors of pests and dis
eases, another scourge of house
plants is covered in the chapter
BUGS AND BLIGHTS. Other chap
ters are devoted to the many
that you can grow in the house—
besides African Violets.
This is a very useful book and
well worth more than 75 cents to
you if you follow Mr. Exerett’s
advice. The illustrations ai’e clear.
But The
Nicest
Christmas
Cards
Cost
A Nickel
At The
INTIMATE
BOOKSHOP
Shop
Opposite
Post Office
Phone
4851
10 MINUTES WALK . . .
Only ten minutes walk from the hospital is this new, moderate
ly priced, three bedroom home. Attractive living room with con
temporary fireplace; warm, spacious kitchen with many beauti
ful knotty pine (& not full of knots) cabinets. A carefully built
house having copper piping, good materials, and excellent work-
man.ship. An attractive and lasting home!
For knowledge of Chapel Hill real estate and for assistance in
choosing the best investment for you call Sarah Olsen, John
Foushee, or Bill Olsen Jr. of Foushee-Olsen Realty Company.
Foushee-Olsen Realty Co.
Realtors
Sales and Rentals
Phone 8431
108 N. Columbia St.
'53 BUICK 4-Door
Roadmaster. Power Steering,
Tinted Glass, Radio & Heater,
White Walls, Extra Clean.
Was $1995
NOW
'54 CHEVROLET Bel-Air
Sports Coupe. Radio and
Heater. Was $1695.
NOW
'53 CHEVROLET 4-Door
Bel Air, Radio & Heater.
Was $1295. HOC
NOW |ylVD
1695
el-Air
and
1595
Look At These
Used Car Bargains
'51 BUICK 4-Door '51 WILLIS JEEP
Special, Radio & Heater. Panel Vi Ton.
Was $895 701^ 5695 Jin C
NOW .. / NOW
'40 PLYMOUTH 4.Door
'50 MERCURY 4-Door Was $195. rtf"
Black, Heater.
Was $495
OVO ,5, PONTIAC 4-Door
'Was $895 *70C
NOW.. /VO
'50 CHEVROLET Club Coupe,
Special. Was $595. ,4, doDGE 4.Door
- Was $495. 00 C
NOW \5VO
'49 FORD 4-Door Custom,
Radio & Heater. '49 PLYMOUTH 4-Door
Was $495 *30 $595. *30C
NOW 'OVD NOW DVD
HARRISS-CONNERS
501 W. Franklin St.
June Merritt
Clarence Burch
Salesmen
Phone 9491
M. B. Merritt
Jimmy Parker