Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • Page 43

HOUStt FOt SALE Ml HERE IS THAT Wall 'built room prewar breeieway in Belmoot. iareaBy redecorated ineida and out, Venetian concrete foundation, en corner lot TO 1W. Nice fruit and paean crowing. Wail landscaped lawna. Good-lo'3 value.

fftSOO.OO. 4 HIGHLAND will constructed room walking distance to McMurry. Large plenty closet space, nice lot 90 140. Good loan already act up. NORTH 20th Modem in every detail room frame In A-l shape with breezeway.

Nicely situated tor H-S-U, grade achooli, and North Junior Hi. Immediate poueulon. $6500.00 SOUTH 9th 4V, -room frame on paved street. Garage Near St. Joaapfc and Alta Vista in good neighborhood.

Big loan already 97330.00. BELMONT room Brick. redecorated, plenty closet space, tile bath, on lot 54 140. Will carry big loan. $11.500.00.

We need good on ACC and Southiide. CASSLE CASSLE Realtors Insurers Loans 141 Cyprus 32194KT A 4 OR 5 ROOM HOUSE. PREFER NORTH SIDE JackCasner Phone 6476 540 Cypress HAL KT ATI HOUSC rex SALI Call, 9-0-3-5 "It's G-O-O-D number Waen securing Real Estate. "EXCITING?" When you look et this new 5 rm FHA home, near Valley View North Jr. Hi Schools: located on a corner lot.

The most modem type Home ever. including picture window, carafe attached, and a kitchen that is exceedingly planned. The price is absolutely- right at $8400; will carry long-term FHA loan. Call urn. "HAPPINESS" You will cherish when you get that fipme Ownership feeling of this 4Vz room home on a corner lot.

It is on' the bus line and near Urge neighborhood. grocery. Its terraced lawn makes a pretty picture. Its floors are at inch oak. mirrored in its natural finish.

M400 down and ascume a long-term loan. Call us for aoDoimment EVER SEE SUCH A HOME As this home on ACC Hill. The living room is a picture within itself. featuring wall-to-wall carpet: to say nothing of its' modern kitchen that sparkles with cleanliness. Its large bedrooms are cool and inviting.

Has large small down payment will handle. Adams Graham Realty Ph. 9035. 1, Radford Bldg. Res.

Ph. 9703 2-1769 North Side. Corner 3 lots. 9 room rock. S9.500.

South Side. 6 room frame. laundry room, storm cellar, plenty erf shrubbery. $6.000. 80 acres.

$10.500. SO acres. $5.460. to acres. 89.300.

acres. $17350. and inetuiriefl appreciated. MRS. C.

D. SHANKS fTW South 2nd. Ph. GOOD BUYS SLDK Mice Loam. Paved t.

Baths. t. IV Lot. fi.500. Nice Home.

ft M. 4 Late. i Paved Very Nioa. ft. Lot.

112.000. SAYLES. B. Den and Breezeway. SAYLES.

Lovely 4 B. Sell or Trade for 6 Home. We have many other nice CALL'-GOWAN SLOAN THE ABILENE, TEXAS, REPORTER-NEWS 23 Abilene, Texas, Thursday Evening, July 22, 1MB COWBOY MUSICIANS FLYING TO WASHINGTON TOMORROW The Hardin-Simmont University Cowboy band will soar into the airlines at 7 o'clock Friday morning on a trip which will take them for the third time to a Lions International Convention. The band will head for New York, where the convention is I rm. frame, close to rchool and center, on corner lot, $7,000.

G.I. Loan. If a good deal A. W. Copeland Agency 406 Mima Bldg.

Phone (SO acres, 400 ta cultivation, balance pasture. 1 Mta of Improvements. Abundance of water. 29 miles of Abilene. $90 per acre.

994 acres, well improved, sheep fence. 300 acres in eultiva- Wn. Ever lasting water. $40 per acre. 42 acre large 4 room rock and bath.

butane. 48x90 cow barn, sheet iron roof. Lots of net wire fence. $3490. C.

H. JONES 848 Cypress Ph. 8994 A careful shopper will be quick to recognize the quality features of this five room cottage. The well kept lawn, properly landscaped, with a fenced-in back yard is fine for children. While a west front assures coolness as well as 'vacy.

wall to wall carpeting in two the rooms, with Venetian throughout the bouse provides charm and contentment. In addition to linen and hot water closets, there are five full length closets; and if additional storage or workshop space Is needed, then is a double garage. The price, completely furnished, is $11.000.00. Consult NHLLERMAN oc MELLERMAN Ph. 8169 Minos Bldg.

Ast buy in Abilene triplex that Wu return better than on investment. Can easily be converted into one family home. Nice 5 room home North Side. 60 acres 20 miles of Abilene cultivation good improvements lota rt water. $50.00 acre.

Have buyers for good homes. Need listings. L. H. HARRISON 1018 Grand Phon 4744 If you want TO BUY OR SELL' Call E.

J. Thomas, Aaency Ph. 2-M42 1350 Vine Attention! GI HOMES NOW READY S-14M To List Classified Dial 7271 ELLIOTT-FLESHER DAVIS A very and well arranged home eontaininf four et baUv lGel location on Pavement, Near Fair Park School, bus line, and Market Center. This little home needs a touch up. but is priced accordingly at only $4500.

An attractive. New room frame home with nice floors, floor furnace Situated on a terraced lot which ean be beautifully landscaped. Located on South Side. One Mock off pavement bus line. Eligible for FHA Gl Loans and priced at only 9C390.

A bartain in a full 8 room Briek- home situated on a 115' corner lot on Over con- to McMurry College. A good, 'ebol; quiet neighborhood. New roof and in clean condition if repair throughout. For quick sale at A large Comfortable room frame home, plus extra large living room Porch with shower room connected; basement, garage with store room. Beautiful oak floors; Nice yard with Two huge Pecan trees shading the home.

Reduced to sell quick at S87SO. Gall Gordon T. Davis Alexander Bldg. 3890 or 67QT Sound Values LOW DOWN PAYMENT Mice 4ft room frame on South llth pavement, lovely yards, perfect condition, now has large loan. Vacant, you may have immediate possession.

ACC BRICK Six large rooms with 2 baths, brand new, lovely kitchen with lots of extra built-ins. Woodburn- fireplace, double garage. $3500 wfll handle. RIVERSIDE BLVD. Lovely 5V4 room frame with 12x30 sun room, breereway, woodburning fireplace, well landscaped 65 foot lot.

Lovely home in the best cation. ALTA VISTA 5 room pre-war frame home just.7 old. near schools, shopping center and bus. Car port, concrete drive, and floor in garage. Beautiful yards, only $6750.

ELMWOOD Lovely 4V4 room' FHA home In choice location on South llth. Paved street and bus line. Now has large G. X. loan, small down payment.

May be bought furnish. ed or unfurnished. Monarch Co. YOUR RELIABLE REALTORS 2636 So. 7th Ph.

2-2842 NICK 5-room dwelling 'with 'fast nook, back double garage with servant quarters. On 60 140 foot lot. located at 1141 Meander. Price $7300. Loan $4.400.

Poesession. Call Mfflard Shaw. M. Shaw Realty Co. 215 Alexander Bldg.

Ph. 7575 LOOK AT THIS LOVXLY room home, wen located 'on side, near Alta Vista. Sooth Junior High School. Price $4000. Has $3900 loan.

DANDY 9' room home, carafe attached, corner lot. located new school and shopping center. Has Venetian blinds, shrubbery. Total We have some North it South- GI-FHA combination homes ready for buyers. These run I from $20G to $400.

cash down jnnent. Balance in FHA-Gl combi- ration loans. won't KIRK-PRICE Real Estate--Loans 41u Alexander les. Ph. 6596 Fh.

rm price $4230. LOVT LOVELY room $1200 to $1900 will handle J. P. WOODS Real Estate Loans Pine -Phones: 470S-S802 Monthly payments like rent buys 7 room newly re-recoraUd home, close la on South side. This is an older house but comfortable and in good condition.

LGE 5 room, Cedar. fOlOO. LOVELY rm. $8000. 5 -ROOM, 2 baths.

Merchant, $7300. TEXAS REALTY CO. T. C. COCHRAN.

Mfr. Ph. 2-3321 1633 No. 4th FARMS AND RANCHES MS HAVE MAN with cash would buy good i mall farm with or without improvements. 3433 Pine.

Ph. J-W03. E. T. Auttin.

I ACRES, gas and I room thaclc. Inquire 791 Pine. MOO acre ranch Well located in Boaquc County Fair Inter Gotd net Plenty witer 100 A. In wheat Could make 25 bu to acre Looki good now Grass Is good. real home for cattle and sheep.

Will tike 300 to 000 acre farm as down payment within 100 mi of Abilene Poesession now WO.00 900 good Heifer yrlgs to go now 960 head light weight yrlgs to go Latt May 600 good yrlgs. to go IS to Bth. G. W.BRANCH Lflgft Cypreee WILL BUY Small stock far a clow to Abilene. Ph.

KITS. I IS Acres, all cult in 2 et town on paved hwy. 1600 ft frontage all utilities nearby, kfor the man of moderate means who wants a home place of unlimited possibilities. at a reasonable now. will increase in value every year.

Let us point this place out to you along with the many details. C. R. PENNINGTON AGENCY 189V, Fine St. Phone 6834 Nights Pbone 7549 630 Acres, 300 cultivation; about $15,000 improvements.

Everything modern and neat as a pin. Has large garage that matches the house. wells of water with electric pump. 5' large tanks. One of the best stock farms that has been offered for sale.

Price $45,000. No trade. Located near Abilene, Texas. Don't fail to see this one if you are looking for something good. All minerals intact.

160 acres' in the edge of Hamlin. City water arid electricity. The price is right for this kind of set up. 190 acres. South of Hamlin, near the city lake.

200 acres black land Hamlin. A real farm. 300 acres. One of Jones County's beat black land farms, located in the heart of the black land belt Good improvements. Priced a little cheap for this kind of a farm.

$140 per acre. 9-Room house, 4 'acres of land located in- the edge of Hamlin on Highway. Price $6500. $2500 cash will handle deal. Balance payable $40 month.

5-room house, 2 lots neat as can be, you will like this one. I have some of the beet I have ever had. D. M. WHITE REAL ESTATE HAMLIN, TEXAS REAL ESTATE WANTED M6 PAT CASH for 5 to -T room home near school.

Bee Hubbard, 11M Palm. 5 rooms, corner lot. $1100 down. rooms, attached garage. $1350 down.

6 room suburban home with 3 acres. Good home and business property. priced right on Butternut. YOUR EXCHANGE 254 V4 Pbone 4387 A GOOD BUY For sofikebodj, ONIME out of tows and has decided not to come beck. So has made a price to sell.

I room brick, tile bath, double garage, quarters, good school location. North Side, If you want a lovely pre-war I room brick, 2 tile baths, double garage and servants' wttfc fun beUC see me or call for an appointment Ko information given over phone. room stucco, in excellent condition, close in. South Side. Single garage, immediate possession.

ROXY W. MOORE Phone" 5300 LOTS FOR SALE Ml FOR SALE: Comer lot, aoxiTS fe 3333 Peach. M. Edmoadson, 3135 Tint Street. TWO foot lots, restricted district.

11.000. Mrt. H. W. Wright, 8652 lot for sale.

Rice Avenge. Sears addition, $100. Call or write L. F. MoTlaod.

Stamford. Phone m-W. PHANTOM HILL Lake lot side. SOOjieoO feet, fenced. Phone 9079.

530 to 7 p.m. BY OWXtR: Per quick salt, g-room house, utilities. 12 acres land. Reduced to sen. 3327.

BUFFALO GAP road, choice loca- rion. 1 3-10 acres. A perfect place for a nice home. Ph. 4789.

761 Pine. A HELPING HAND To Home Buyers is always ready at Eliiot-Hesher: the answers on how much to spend for the home you want and how to pay for it awaits TOO la our home loan dennrlment ELLIOTT-FLESHER Alex. Bldg. Phone 6707 FHA and ConTectlonal at build. buy: repair or FHA repair loans to add a room.

re-roof, paint, plumbing. venetlas blind! etc. Loans on and otet eepUble collateral Prompt Service Savlngi Lota Comer Cynresx North and-- F. USED TIRES and RECAPS See WARD'S Stock of Used Tires and Recaps before you Buy! Reasonably Priced! Montgomery-Word 3rd 4V Cypress Ph. 6279 Insurance Property Property Red Estate a AfeiKy 408 Minis 3925--3292 being held, as the official band of the Texas Lions.

Using the two planes which took H-SU football players to games last fall, the musicians will leave the Abilene airport for a non-stop flight to Washington, D. C. where they will give their first concert. The band will play on the stept of the Capitol at 6 p. m.

Saturday. It will move on to New York Sunday and lead the Texas Lions in their parade Monday. Guests this year of the state organization, the college musicians will be in New York to support the candidacy of Herb Petrie, Carriio Springs, for vice president, and to give color and enthusiasm to the Texas delegation. More than 12 local Lions are expected to be in New York for the four-day convention which begins Monday, among them will Joe Williamson who has attended 12 Lions International conventions. A I I A LEAVE The first Abilene group was to leave by rail this morning.

Also on the train were Hardin-Simmons' six white horses, which were under the custodianship of Will Watson. They are travelling in a specially prepared expressed car, and will become a part of the Lions Special which is to leave Fort Worth this afternoon. In going to the Lions meeting In ew York the Hardin-Simmons band is making a repeat performance--and as convention champion band. In.San Francisco last year the Texas group was chosen from a large number musical organizations as the most colorful and most musical. On the return trip the band will stop in Cincinnati where it will give a concert at the University of Cincinnati.

This has particular interest to Hardin-Simmons friends because the Cowboy football team will open its schedule in Cincinnati on Sept; 25. in both Washington and Cin cinnati are planning on entertain NABBED IN DOPE RING SMASKUP, GET CAMERA-SHY--Caught in the net when Los Angeles police smashed what they said was the west coast division of a huge international dope ring, three men get camera-shy and hide behind their coats after their arrests. From left are Michael Tankenson, 42; Charles O'Connor, 41, and Samuel Goldstein, 40, all charged with suspicion of violating the California narcotics act. (International Soundphoto) Home Loans Conventional FHA-Gl Combination Attractive pre-payment privi- liges on conventional loans. Prompt and courteous service.

R. V. Davis Abilene Real Estate "Exchange Real Estate Insurance 942 North Fina Ph. 7226 REAL ESTATE DISPLAY BHjj a BS jaa HOME LOANS Friendly Advice Expert Service Cassle Cassle 141 Cypress, Pfc. 3 2 1 9 6 9 5 7 FARM RANCH CITY LOANS M.

SHAW RIALTY CO. 214 AkMfMfer IMf. 7575 Funeral Set Mrs. Bryan HOJWWl PATIENTS Sweetwaler Lawyer Funeral for Mrs. W.

J. Bryan, 87,. pioneer Abilene woman whc died Wednesday afternoon at Hendrick Memorial Hospital, will be held at 10'-30 a. m. Friday in Laughter-North Funeral Chapel.

The Rev. Marvin Boyd, pastor of the First Meth'odist Church, wil? officiate. Burial is to be in Masonic Cemetery. The body will lie in state at the funeral home until time o( the services. Mrs.

Bryan was the wife of a colorful early-day legislator anc She was taken to the hospital Saturday, the same 'day 'that her husband, "Senator' ing Director Marion B. McClure and his musicians. Lera Paul Hen- Brvan als ln fallm 8 health was slee and W. C. Gallemore are heading a committee in Washington which will treat the band to a picnic in the Capitol city.

home from the hospital. "Mrs. Bryan was born Martha Chaplain" Dashie'll June 17, 1861, at "San Her father was the Local hospitali admitted 31 patients and discharged 13 Wednesday and this morning. Entering Hendrick Memorial Hospital were Mrs. Lowell S.

Willis, Graham; Mrs. Carl Duffield, 1741 Belmont; Mrs. J. E. Deathe- age, Route One; Mrs.

Roy Dodsori, 518 Fifth Mrs. Chestley Johnon, Tuscola; Mrs. W. J. Key, 1860 Cedar; H.

B. Culpepper, Route Two; R. D. Leech, Albany; Mrs. H.

Swofford, Clyde; Collier Moore, Albany; Dick Rogers, Brecken- idge; J. W. Pinnell, Andrews; Mrs. W. H.

Griffith, Anson; J. H. Wedc- Stamford; J. H. Herndcn, 1626 Simmons; Carol Ann Burkhead, 118 North Sixth: Robert Bouldin, Tala; Louise Anders, Rule; Mrs.

J. iallew, Route Three Mrs. J. Blanton, Hamlin; Mrs. E.

M. Ste vart, 2241 Pine; and Mrs. C. 0. Bennett, 2118 Lilius.

Dismissed were Mrs. Maynard Long, Anson; Mrs. J. W. Bowles, Route Two; Mrs.

Truman Black and baby, 750 Willis; J. S. Herndon. 1626 Simmons; Mrs. W.

L. Zuck and baby, 766 East North 14th; Barbara Ann Black, Route Two; Mrs. R. F. ROBY, July 22, (RNS)--Carl Anderson, Sweetwater attorney, wil be guest speaker at the annual Ladies' Night meeting of the Roby Lions Club, Thursday night at o'clock in the dining room of the Roby Methodist Church.

Ladies of the church will serve the banquet. Also scheduled on the night's speaking program is Robert F. Morris of Rotan, area zone chairman of District 2E, Lions International, and retiring president of the Rotan Lions Club. According to W. D.

Neves, chairman of the arrangement committee, guests have been invited from organizations in Rotan, Hamlin, and Sweetwater. To preside at the meeting will be the new president elect, Oddis Brown, Roby theater manager County Supt. C. J. Dalton will be master of ceremonies.

D. and Wally Akin were.najned of the Publicity Committees, of the West Texas Fair yesterday, D. H. Jefferies, association president, The Publicity Committee, composed of McCarty, Bro Mingus, A. C.

Etter, Jimmie Martin, Bob Pressley, -Harry Holt and Bob Kennedy, made plans for advertising the annual West Texas Fair, Sept. 22-Oct. 2 through all available forms of media "to let the people know about it." Different "'days of the fair will be designated, as "School Days," honoring schools of the locality, Akin, entertainment chairman, said: Fre.a/enifrfamment is to be sponsored by, of the day. A square-dance is to be sponsored one rijfljjt of the fair and amateur "'jijiby? two nights. A grand.fina]f,;coni,est of first night winners held the last night.

Prizes aVarded the winning a ma teu Other members-of the Entertainment Committee Bob Tiffany, Bynunii Marion McClure, Bill Davis, John Womble. Bob, -Pressley and Mrs. Roscoe-Blankeriship other-' 1 committees, the In- dustrUl and Parade, were to meet this afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce CCC Buys Flour WASHINGTON, July 22. Ifl- 'Commodity Corporation announced Wednesday it has purchased 159,050,000 pounds of flour to Gulf ports by Vug. 31.

late Rev. D. Dashiell. Method ist bishop of the state. She came fo Abilene over 60 years ago as a music teacher, after teaching fo some at Southwestern Uni yersity, Georgetown.

She was married to Mr. Bryan May 31 ,1892. Her husband wa elected representative to the legis lature in- 1900, served four terms then was elected Senator fou years from the district which ex tended from. Mineral Wells to Pe cos. Mrs.

'Bryan assisted her hus band during her early days in Abilene when he was one of the most widely known cattlemen of the Southwest. He was then managing the old T-Diamond Ranch. Survivors are the husband; two sons, Banard Bryan of Abilene and Dr. W. J.

Bryan, of Tulsa. and two grandchildren BAND DIRECTOR--For the Carol and John Bryan, both of third time, Marion B. McClure, Tulsa. above, will direct his Hardin- Simmons University Cowboy Band at a Lions International Convention. McClure and his musicians take off Friday for the convention city, where they will officially represent Texas Lions in their support of Herb Petrie, Carrizzo Springs, for vice president.

Fleming, 602 Ambler; Mack Merchant, 1750 North 12th; D. E. Power, Breckenridge. i St. Ann Hospital admitted Sam M.

Horton, 1842 State; Mrs. William N. Dixson, 2433 Pine; Laura Lea Kelgard, 1726 North 10th; Mrs. George L. McGee, Monahans; Mrs.

R. G. McCowen, Clyde; Mrs. Bennie Jones, McMurry Station; Mrs. B.

M. Moore, Colorado City; Mrs. W. M. Oak.

Dsimissed were Mrs. C. W. Groom, 1142 Cypress; Mrs. L.

A. Gilbert and baby, 618 Cherry; William J. King, 2709 South First; Mrs. Delmar Watkins, 309 Riverside. Funeral Set Today For View Farmer Labor to Boycott Panama's Ships OSLO, July 22.

W--Union leaders have announced that seafarers and dock workers the world over will soon observe an international labor boycott of ships sailing under the flag of Panama and Honduras. Opening date for the boycott will set by the seafarer's section of the International Transport Workers Federation. The federation is lolding an international congress in Oslo. Delegates said it is the concensus many ship owners have placed vessels under Panamanian or Honduras registry to dodge taxation or to complying with other countries' standards of wages and working conditions. Funeral will be held at 5 o'clock this afternoon at Elliott's Chapel of Memories, 542 Hickory, for Arnhold Galle, 56, View farmer who was found dead at his home Wednesday morning.

The Rev. George Massengale, View Baptist minister, will officiate. Military rites will be conducted at Drummond Cemetery, View, by Abilene Veterans of Foreign Wars, as was a World War I veteran of service with the 36th Division. Galle's death was ascribed to natural causes by County Attorney Theo Ash. Survivors are three sisters, Mrs.

R. A. Rabermann of San Antonio, Mrs. Martin Stuard of Ranger, and Mrs. M.

R. Levrets of View; and five brothers, Herman and Adolph Galle of Abilene, Hugo and Walter Galle of View, and Willie Galle of Eloy, Ariz. Pallbearers will be Galle's nephews, Fred Leverets, Edward Galle, Galle, Jamet Village Gets Oxer 2 Million in Will NEW YORK, July 22. (UP)--The village of Lithopolis, 0., population 300, will receive $2,565,788 under the will of Mrs. Mabel Wagnalls Jones, a tax appraisal of her estate revealed today.

Mrs. Jones left the money for a community center and scholarships for the youth of the village as a tribute to her father, the late Adam Willis Wagnalls, founder of the Funk Wagnalls Publishing Company who born there RE-ELECT BILL WARD YOUR JUSTICE OF PEAC2 Have you ever considered that a person able to solicit your VOTE SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO OTHER WORK--IF NOT-PLEASE GIVE THIS CAREFUL CONSIDERATION BEFORE CASTING YOUR VOTE FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE. Robert Lee Galle, Irvin Hugo Galle, and Stuird. CATTLE FEEDERS We con now mix Cottonseed Hulls, Meol, Maiie, Molasses ttc. in bulk deliver to your feeders.

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