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CLASSIFIED ADS FOB BALK THREE ONLY TWO PIECE SEC tional living room suites with val ues ranging to two. hundred dol lars, only 990.95. One large cus tom-made two cushion Lawson sofa $225.00 value only (195.90. A few Lees 27 x 54 wool scatter ruga with values up to $18.00 only $6.00. A number of odd piece* marked down for quick removal. Eastman's Fur niture Co., Morehead City. ml2 MODEL 90. A. B. DICK. MIMEO graph machine. Good condition. Price $75. Contact Carteret-Craven Electric Membership Corporation, 2500 Bridgea St., Morehead City. ral2 HOUSE? THHEE LARGE ROOMS and bath Screened porch. 305 S. 12th St. Phone 6-3859. Apply 202 S. 13th St. ml2p EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. WIRED (or electriicty. Must be moved See Jeff Sabiston, nights or weekends highway 101, one mile east of Core Creek Bridge, Beaufort RFD. ml9p ONE SAMPLE GIBSON ELEC trie refrigerator 7 cu. ft. $219.50 value at only $185.00. One Gibson full size electric range $199.95 value at only $149.50. One Quaker 65,000 BTU oil heater value $89.95 at $60. All above items at cost or below. Eastman's Furniture Co., Morehead City. ml2 1946 CHEVROLET CHEAP, GOOD Premier baby grand piano, girl's bicycle, baby buggy, and play pen. Irvin Jensen, 408 Macon Court. m9p FRESH DRESSED FRYERS AND hens. Whole fryers cut up or by the piece, Wednesday through Sat urday. Smith's Poultry Farm, West Beaufort road, 2-5168. ml2 SPINET PIANO: LOVELY CON sole available to interested party living in this section who can pay little down payment and assume few monthly installments. Instru ment in like-new condition with full guarantee. Good credit absolutely necessary. For information write: S. N. B? Box 725, Finance Dept., Albemarle, N. C.. m9 AAA BABY CHICKS. NEW Hampshire Reds, barred rocks and white rocks $6.50 per 100, ten free baby chicks with each order of 100. We ship C.O.D. Pitt Milling Co Greenville, N. C. m9j? TWO BEDROOM HOUSE FUR nished. Beautiful waterview loca tion. Front street extension. House new with all modern furnishings. G. M. Paul, Front street extension, Beaufort. Phone 2 8307 tf FOR A-l USED CARS AND trucks at lowest prices, see your friendly Ford dealer at 24th and Bridges St., Morehead City, N. C. Loftin Motors, Inc. tf PRINT SEED BAGS, 3 FOR $1. Pillow case feed bags, 80c a pair. Smith's Poultry Farm, West Beau fort Road, 2-5168. ml2 NEW AND USED, ONE-MAN AND two-van McCulloch chala saws. Al io p>wer post hole diggers. South east Equipment Co., Highway 70, West, New Bern. tf USED MAYTAG WASHING MA chine in good condition. Can be seen at Hamilton Furniture Com pany, Beaufort. dh KEEP WARM WITH A GOOD eoal fire. Safe, economical, and full of heat. Order your quality coals from Carteret Ice and Coal Co., and save money. Phone 6-3500 Morehead City. "Since 1888." tf REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. Operate like new. $25.00 to $60.00. Cee them at Hamilton Furniture Co., 505 Live Oak St., Beaufort, tf NEW AND USED FURNITURE. Hamilton Furniture co., near aebool in Live Oak St. Beaufort N.C. tf HIGH EGG PRODUCTION HUB bard Strain New Hampahires and Parmenter Reds. PoUorum clean. New Bern Hatchery, New Bern. N. C. tf THE NEWS-TIMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Me far M ? r' I Except to Itomera, J Each initial, abbreviation, (roup of numbera counts ai on* word. Classified Display ads, 77 e far Cards of Thariks and Special Notices charged at classified ad FOR HALE TWO REGULAR SIZE POOL tables, fully equipped, $300 00 tor the two. Reason (or wiling leue out on building. Sterling Robinson, Atlantic. N. C. ml# FRESH EGOS DAILY EXCEPT Sunday. Smith's Poultry Fum. West Beaufort Rood, phone 2-61M. in 12 GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS 1946 FORD 2 DOOR SEDAN 8 cylinders. Nice car for $350 $100 Down Payment 1947 WILLYS STATION WAGON Excellent condition. A steal at $295 $100 Down Payment 1947 FORD CLUB COUPE Super deluxe. Cheap transportation for $375 $125 Down Payment 1931 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE With Radio and Heater. Extra nice car. Drive it and buy it. *1095 $200 Down Payment And a Few Other Nice Care to Choose from. SEE E. B. Fleming at DIXIE AUTO FINANCE CO. 1013 Arendell St. Morehead City Office Phone: 6-3171 Home Phone: 6-4936 NEW OFFICE HOURS Effective March 1, 1954 8:30 to 5:30 Monday thru Saturday TWO COTTAGES IN MOREHEAD City. One with two bedroom, 1602 Shepard. One with three bedrooms, 2102 Bridget. Kitchens partly fur nished. Contact C. H. Freeman or C. L. Stanley, agents, 710 Vi Aren dell street, Morehead City. tf BUSINESS SERVICES REPAIR SHOP OPPOSITE SA frit's Lumber Company will repair chain saws, air-cooled and outboard motors: water pumps: sharpen lawn mowers. Also dealer for Diston chain saws. Will trade in saws. Harper Repairs. ml9p DUPLICATE KEYS MADE TO order. We have the blanks ? and the machine. Protect yourself by having an extra set of keys made to put in a aafe place. Western Auto Associate Store, Beauiort and Morehead. tf MACS MODEL & HOBBY SHOP Located in the Lockhart Millwork Building is now open 8 A.M. until 8 evenings Model Aeroplanes Model Trains Model Boats Model Automobiles Model Engines for boats and aeroplanes Balsuewood Exacto Wood Carving Sets Glue ? Dope ? Paint Building models makes skilled hands. ? MAC'S MODEL & HOBBY SHOP Highway 70 West of Morehead City. N. C. '? a REFRIGERATION IIIVICK, ComoMMM tad Domeetic. WMh Inf mirhlri npiM, any Bake. Guaranteed used refrigerators, MgUm machines, drink bww. friMwi, etc. Refrigeration air con ditioning. Gate* Refrigerator Ser vice, 104 North 13th St, Morehead City, N. C. tf SERVICE AND REPAIR , On All Typea Heating Appliances and Waahing Machines. A. W. MASON fl 1010 3713 Homes Drive Morehead City, t?. C. FOR CORRECT TIME: ? U1K For cornet Jewelry, utiifactory watch repair. Early Jewelers, 723 Arendell St. Morehead City. t Dragline ? Crane ? Bulldoarr Service. Grading and Land ?caping: Top Soil, Fill Dirt, Belgrade Marl Delivered. CUFF8HERR1LL DRAINAGE CO. BUSINESS SERVICES j7b~ CROWE, EXTERMINATING and general repair work. All work guaranteed. Rid your house of ter mites, rata, roachea and ailverfish. Call 6 4374 Free inspection ml# REFINISH YOUR OWN FLOOUS Rant a aander, edger or polisher New equipment at both atorea. Weatarn Auto Associate Stores, Baaufort and Morebead City, ti Keep It New ? Duraclean-Duraproof Solve house furniture and rug cleaning problems. Safe clean ing ? Restoration of fibre resilience? Protection against moths ? Carpet beetles ? Mil dew. For this modern service call: / Carteret Duracleaners Earl P. Becton John N. Eaton Phone M724 Pickup and Delivery Service in 12 RADIO AND TELEVISION RE paire. Prompt and guaranteed ser vice. Seventeen years of experi ence. Pick-up and delivery service. Colon's Radio Service, across from the hospital on the waterfront. Phone 6-3544. tf Building Supplies LOCKHART MILLWORKS Phone 6-3018 Morehead City-New Bern Highway NATIVE PINE MOULDINGS AND FLOORING We Close 4 P.M. Saturdays tf STEAM PROCESS FACTORY RE treading. Guaranteed. Tire Service Co., 13th and Arendell Streets, Morehead City. tf WANT TO BUY WANT TO BUY PONTIAC "8" 1950-53, one owner. Also interested in cub plane. Box 32, Jefferson Hotel, Morehead City, N. C. ml2p HELP WANTED TWO BOYS, WHITE. SIXTEEN years or over to work after school. Apply manager'* office, Morehead Theatre. m9 We will be needing addi tional personnel in our new store. Particularly salesper sons and cashiers. It will be appreciated if interested peo ple will apply either to Buck or W. C. Matthews. Some men, some ladies, both regular and part time, are needed. Morehead City Drug Store. tf FOB LEASE Business space in Wide Building For merly occupied by Boyal Theatre. For Information contact Wachovia Bank * . Trust Co., Raleigh, FOB RENT THREE 3-ROOM APARTMENTS. All furnished including water and lights. $33 monthly. 2203 Arendell St. Phone 6-4530. ml2p FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, FU fi nished. electric kitchen. $39.00 per month. Apply Windy Cottage, on the Causeway. Phone 8-7172. tf NEW THREE BEDROOM HOUSE Deaigned for living. Office or unfurnished Bachelor apartment. Call K. W. Prest 6-4239 6-4210 tf FIVE ROOM APARTMENT, FUR nished. John C. Guthrie, 1208 Bvans. Phone 8-3064. TWO 2-ROOM FURNISHEB apartments, including lights, water, heat, linens, etc. Charles Tolaon, 1800 Arendell, phone 6-3954. ml6 TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX apartment, one bedroom down stairs apartment, and a two bed room house. Kitchens furnished. Phone 2-8156. . m? SEVERAL ONE AND TWO BKD room apartments. Furnished or un furnished. Ala* two two bedroom furnished cottages. C. H. Freeman, 710* Arendell St. #-3822 tf SUNSHINE COURT MOTEL apartments. By Say, week ar moot* On ?ateifn)nt. O. M. Paul, FOB KENT SMALL TWO BEDROOM HOUSE. Kitchen furnished. Call 6-4555 tf FURNISHED EFFICIENCY apartments. Ideal (or marines. Utilities furnished. Car pool avail able. *50 month. Beachcomber, Atlantic Beach. tf MAN APARTMENTS Two bedrooms, living room, kitchen and pr.vate bath. All malar appliances furnished Also water and carafe. Avail able immediately. Contact J. H. Neal, agent, phone 1-4211, Beaufort, N. C. tf FURNISHED HOUSES AND apartments. Call 6-3114 or 6-4052, Morehead City. tf THREE ROOM APARTMENT with bath, furnished. Apply Beau fort Florist or call 2-33T1. tf WANT TO RENT WANTED FOR SUMMER OCCU pancy by professor teaching at Duke Marine Lab, two bedroom furnished apartment, cooking facil ities. Prefer location near Pivers Island. Two children. Call 2-4886. m9p SPECIAL NOTICES IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother, Mrs. Florence Gaskins, who passed away one year ago, March 10: How often 'we think of you, in quiet hours your image comes to us. Oh, how we long to see your kindly face. Mrs. John Danielson and chil dren, Mrs. Lester Turnage, Mrs. William McClain and Ray Daniel son. m9 I S/Sgt. Joseph Kitchen will not stand responsible for any debts in curred by my wife, Jean Kitchen, for any reason whatsoever. m2 9-16-23 LEGAL NOTICES EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as Executor of the estate of David W. Garner, de ceased, late of Carteret County, N. C., this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned at RFD, Newport, N. C., on or before the 10th day of March. 1955, or this notice will be pled in bar of their recovery. All persons indebt ed to said estate will please make prompt payment. This 6th day of March, 1954. Guy L. McCain, Executor. m9-16 23 30 a6 ISp NOTICE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF CARTERET. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT SPD No. 1106 ELIZABETH DUFFY BRIDGERS, JOHN BRIDGERS, THELMA DUFFY AND DONALD DUFFY vs. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. J. B. MORTON, CAROLINA OIL AND DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, and that certain land hereinafter described. TO: WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The parties above-named and all other persons interested will TAKE NOTICE that on the 18th day of February, 1954. the above named petitioners filed a petition in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Carteret County, to have the title to certain lands therein registered and confirmed pursuant to Chapter 43 General Statutes of North Carolina, and that summons has issued returnable at the of fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court on the 20th day of April, 1954. Said land is situate in the Town of Morehead City, Carteret County, North Carolina, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the southern margin of U. S. Highway No. 70, which beginning point is 110.51 feet westwardly from the Southwest Intersection of North 24 th am) Bridges Street; runs thence with the southern margin of U. S. Highway No. 70, 101.25 feet to the western margin of a ten foot public alley; runs thence with the western margin of said public alley South S-45' West 136.3 feet to the northern margin of another public alley; runs thence with the northern margid of said last men tioned public alley North 84-15' West 188 feet to the Southeast cor ner of lot No. II; thence with the eastern lot line of lot No. 11 North 545' East 183.7 feet to the point of beginning, the foregoing being all of lota numbers 12 and 12 in Square or Block "T", of the Blades Patterson Subdivision, according to official map of aame recorded In Map Book 1, at page 20, records of Carteret County (and the sane lots aa now shown on (be official map and pUn of the Town of Morehead City as recorded la Mop Book 1, page 139, records of Carteret Coun ty, as lots numbers 12 and IS in Square or Block No. 170); and ac cording to map dated August 1881, by Philip K. Ball, Surveyor, attach ed to Petition. This the 18th day of February. A. H. James Clerk Superior Court for Carteret County. f23 m2-9- 16-23-30 a#-13 March 7? Mrs. Mary Davit and Mrs Hardy Willis went to Sea Lev el Hospital (or treatment Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Minor Davis and daughters, and Mr. Dean Davis motored to Wilmington Thurs day. Mr. Dean Davis entered James Walker Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Nora Davis, Mrs LUlie Wil li*, Mrs. Evelyn Smith, and son Philip, went to New Bern Thurs day. They visited Mrs. Nora Dav is' daughter, Mrs. Adolia Everhart. Philip Smith, who has been ill for so long with pneumonia, is much improved and is again attend ing classes at school. I. W. Davis Jr., Joe Carroll I.ina, Leton Alligood, and Miss Joyce Ann Willis, students at East Car olina Teachers College, are home for the weekend. Miss Jesse Lee Davis and Mr. Charles Paul, students at Chowan College, were home for the week end. Miss Wilhelmina Reuiz of Cuba, student at Chowan College, was the weekend guest of Miss Jesse Lee Davis. The many friends of Mrs. Geor gia Willis are sorry to know she is confined at her home with an at tack of malaria. Miss Iris Davis continues to be sick at her home after having had treatment at Sea Level Hospital about three weeks ago. Her friends and the whole community are sor ry she has not yet regained her strength and wish for her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Ralph Crommett and son, Ralph Jr., of Fort Campbell. Ken tucky, visited Mrs. Claire Cham bers and family Thursday through Saturday. Mrs. George MacLeod, of Buf falo, N. Y., came Saturday night for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Claire Chambers. Mr. Guion Garner, stationed at Baltimore, Md., was at home with his family over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mason and daughter, and Mrs. Mary Willis, of Stacy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Guion Garner, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pake Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Wardie Murphy have begun to clear their lot and lay the foundation for their new home. Lieut. James F. Morris of Fort Bragg. N. C. came Saturday night to join his wife and daughter who have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Murphy, and t LEGAL NOTICES in Portsmouth Township and runs out in the Sound S 24"-00' E 490' to an iron pipe; thence S 83"-50' E 375' to an iron pipe; thence N - 64 " 00' E 318' to an iron pipe; thence N 53 "-45' E 372' to a stake on the southern aide of Caseys Island; thence with the southern shore line of Caseys' Island in a westerly direction to the beginning, containing 10 acres. This the 11th day of February, 1QS4 ' C. G. Holland, Ass't. Fisheries Commissioner ' f 16-23 m2-9 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as Administra tor C.T.A. of the estate of Jessie i E. Pickett, deceased, late of Car- ; teret County, N. C? this is to notify , all persons having claims against | said estate to present them to the , undersigned at his office in Merrill Bldg. at Beaufort, N. C., on or be- , fore the 10th day of February, , 1955. or this notice will be pled In , bar of their recovery. All persons | indebted to said estate will please , make prompt payment. This 5th day of February, 1954. | Gene C. Smith, ( Administrator, C.T.A. , fS-10-23 m2-H6 | NOTICE State of North Carolina, Carteret County. In the Superior Court. George W. Salter, and Georgia Salter, -vs ? State Highway k Public Worka Commission; State of North Carolina; State Board of Educa tion, North Carolina; L W. Davis. To Whom It May Coacera: The parties a bora named and all other penons interested will TAKC NOTICE that on tha 20th. day of January, MM. the above named petitioners filed a petition In the office of the clerk of the superior court of Carteret Connty, to have the title to certain lands therein registered and confirmed pursuant to chapter 43 General Statutes North Carolina, and that summons has issued returnable at the office of the clerk of add superior court, on the 23rd. day of March, 1964 Said land is situate in Davis Town ship, Carteret County, North Caro lina, bounded and deaerlbed, vis: Beginning at an iron pipe in the east right-of-way of U. 8. Highway No. TO. aaid point being 2S.9 feet southwardly from a power pole on the eaat aide of said highway, running thence S. SI -00 E. to the ahore line o I Oyster Creek, thence with the various courses of said ahore line in a southwestwardly direction to the eaat right-of-wav line af U. ?. highway No. W. thsaca with said rl^lajwM Uae N. II -00 E. mj> feat to begin ning; according to map November TWa 20th. day of January, 1894 A. County 4-H'?r* Observe Notional 4-H Week la oteiruce of National 4-H Week this week, a display on growth of 4-H membership la Carteret Couaty appears la Belk's display wiadow. Morebead City. A chart shown growth of ea rollmeat from IIS girl* la 1954 lo 4il flrls la 19U, aad the growth la boys' enrollmeBt from lSg to 317. Thr total enrollment in 195$ was SIS and la 1S54 it Is 741. This wiadow features a 4-H dab girl aad bay haldiag a ( hart giving the figures far each year. la Friday's NEWS TIMES will appear stories on 4-H work written by rouaty club members, j Mrs. Ted Gamer i Wins $100 Outfit ; Mrs. Ted Garner of Morehead I City won the $100 spring outfit giv- I en by the Morehead City I.ions I Club Friday in a special same at I the bingo party at the Recreation i center. i Over 100 persons paid $1 to play ; In the special game. The party netted $175 which will go toward the street markers project, the blind fund, and other club pro jects. Members of the Lions Club con sidered the party a success, and ex press their appreciation to every one who cooperated. Plans for the bingo party were discussed at a formal business meeting of the club Thursday at the Recreation Center. them back home with him Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Jesse Taylor of Beaufort spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Aliigood. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Murphy, Mrs. James Morris and daughter Nancy, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McManus in Beau fort. Little Maureen McManus came home with them and stayed Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. McManus spent Sunday at Davis and took Maureen back home with them Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Willis, of Panama City, Florida, have been in the community visiting relatives and friends for about a week. They plan to return home Wednesday. Brotherhood Meets The Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mr. T. B. Smith Saturday night with twenty-two members present, Ittv. <J*rner brought the menage, and a business session was held, followed by a social hour. Re freshments of pie a la mode and cold drinks were served. The group sang a number of hymns ac companied by Miss Raelene Smith at the piano. WMU Hold Meetings Well attended meetings of the W. M. U. Week of prayer for Home Missions were held each night from March 1st through 3th at the First Baptist Church. The theme "God's Holy Light" was used each night with a program built around the topics ? "for American Indians," 'for European Americans," "for Oriental Americans," "for Church Expansion," and "for Americans." Leaders were: Mrs. Emma Wade, Mrs. Rosalie Davis, Mrs. Nancy Garner, Mrs. Mabel Piner, and Mrs. lona Garner. A devotional each night was conducted by Mrs. Lu ther Lewis and her daughter, Miss Jean Audrey, soloist. On Wednesday night a filmstrip jf the Home Miaaiona fields was ihown. Mrs. Alonia Salter, presi ient of the W. M. S., told of the goals of W. M. U. for this Week if Prayer for Home Mlaaions. The church was deborated with lovely flowers, and an interest :enter was created by a pictorial map of the U. S. A. mounted be hind a table on which was placed the offering plate at center, flanked by tall lighted candles, and :o one side a picture of Miss Anne W. Armstrong, the first secretary jf Home Misrions On each aide of the table were the American Flag and the Chris tian Flag; alao the Flag, of the United Nations was used, and cur ios of the different nations stud ied were on display. An otter ing was taken at the close of the Friday night meeting. 1 It la estimated there are 7S mil lion motor vehicles in use through out the world. Visit Our Showroom . . . HARDESTY HAS A DEAL TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET NEW ?M FORDS and CHEVROLETS for Immediate Delivery Hardesty Motors Negro News Morehead City ? The Ladies Home Instruction Club met Thurs day evening at the home of Mrs. Margaret McLendon. Bay street. Devotional* were led by the presi dent. Mrs. Ethel Allen, who also presided over the business session. Instead of a program. Mrs. McLen don. who is chairman of a commit tee to select a club song, led a dis cuss ion on that subject. Present were Mrs. Mattie Shep ard. Mrs. (>ertiude Heater, Mrs. Bertha Dudley. Mrs. Ptrmelia Ttl lery. Mrs. Thelma Sumps. Mrs. An nie Sawyer. Mrs. Vsmetta Jones. Mrs Helen Fenderson. Mrs. Eftte Thompson and Mrs. Ethel Wil liams. This Thursday instead of meet ing at the home of a member, the ;lub will hold a 5th anniversary iinner meeting at the Edgewater Hotel. During this anniversary celebration installation of officers for this year will take place. The new president is Mrs. Helen Fenderson. Other new officers are Mrs. Rosa Shepard, vice-president; Wis. Pearl Brewingten. secretary; Mrs. Varnetta Jones, assistant sec retary: Mrs. Daisy Becton. treas irer. Thousands Visit Irish Gridiron Noli* Dame. Ind. (AP) ? You won't (ind Notre Dam*. Ind . listed on any railroad timetable or flight schedule. Nevertheless it's the destination of as many ai 28 spatial traina and 17S private planet on Saturdays when the Fighting Irish play on their own gridiron. An average of 10,000 cars and many busses also converge on the Notre [tame Stadium in the hours before game time. Many of the special trains unload passengers on spur tracks on the campus. Other trains transfer pas sengers to campus-bound busses in nearby South Bend. The four railroads serving South Bend hire up to 400 extra employ ees to service the specials. Ar rangements for some of the spatial trains are made a year in advaace. Specials come from such far flung points as Denver. Atlanta. New York and cities in Texaa and Oklahoma. In 1947 for the last Army-No tre Dame same, a record 51 spe cials arrived at South Bend. More Heat for Your Money Than Any Other Fuel, And the Safest to Uae! We carry quality coali at economical prices { and make prompt deliveries to all parts of Carteret County and Havelock. ' Order now from CARTERET ICE & COAL CO. Phone 6-3500 Morehead City Serving You "Since 1898" FOR APPLIANCES and T.V. SEE Mr.A.B.VICK WHO WILL BE HAPPY TO SERVE YOU . . . BLANOtArDS Electric Service 914 Arendfll MOREHEAD CITY Phone S-32M SPRING SPECIAL ? OIL CHANGE (S Quart*) ? WASH JOB ? GREASE JOB ? BATTERY INSPECTION ? TIRE INSPECTION FOR ONLY $^.25 THIS OFFER GOOD FOR 2 WEEKS ONLY TERMINAL SERVICE STATION 900 Arendell Phone 6-4077 Your Pure Oif Dealer fon rrnucTUMs LAST.,, Build with CONCRETE PRODUCTS Paint with /nit w tMtr White ud an Assortment of Color* Also Sta-Dri CUor Coat Wltk Silicone Bm MOREHEAD BLOCK & TILE CO., Inc.