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Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
MONTICELLO
John Willie Green

Mrs Matte Brooks visited in
St. Louis last weekend. Mrs
lime White, Mrs. Wella Spencer
and Rev. j. A. Manley attended
the Singing Convention at Shady
Grove A. M, Il, Church, Wiimar
Sunday. John and James Gard
ner of Los Angeles, California, ar
visiting their sick father. Nor
tuon Green is i'll and is confined
to his home. Celebration o
the fourth anniversary OF Rev.
+. X. Powell, pastor of First
Baptist Church, began December
~. Mrs. Cooper Lee Broadus
and Warren IL, Green of A. M
and N. College spent the week
end at home. In a basketball
game between Drew County
Training School and Chicot Coun-
ty Training School Friday, the
Drew County girls won and the
Chicot County boys won
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20

Mrs, Grimes Sunday Laurence
Boone, nephew of Mrs, Climmie
Grimes, has just returned from
four and half years in service,
threeand one half years of which
was spent overseas. He is now
ut home with his mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Boone at Lisbon. Mrs. Girl
mes received a letter from her
c Logans stating that she is
leaving Brooklyn, New York,
Friday and viii arrive here Sun
Gay. The Lucky ii Club is
happy to announce another sue
cesstul year of club work. The fol
lowing are members Of the club
president, Mrs. +. Nj. Murphy
Flee-presldcnt Mrs. Ilerfay Ro.
decrs' secretary, Miss Velma
Ford; treasurer, Mrs. uarfay Re,
dsers, singing fund treasurer, Mrs
Clara Holmes Jones; program
committee, Mrs. DoVie Mcdaniel
Mrs. Maydcssie Jones; honorary
members, Mrs. Curtis Charles
Mrs. Mercile Ross, Miss Thelm;
Ross Miss Lille r. Dykes.
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
Bald Knob
Mrs. Della Mae Smith


Rev. Grover Edwards was or
dained at Pleasant Grove Baptist
Church on December 18th at 800
p. m. Willie Jones was ordain-
ed as deacon Churches of Searcy,
Judsonia and kensett attended
the ordination. Rev. r. B. Neal
preached the sermon. Mrs.
Daisy Edwards left for Toledo
last Saturday with her daughter,
Mrs, Erma Hunt, who is i'll. She
was also accompanied by Mrs.
Addie Mae Boone. c. L. Evans
and Eddie B. Edwards are at
home for Christmas holidays. q.
Mary Edwards Aunt of Searcy
was a visitor here. Mrs. Matte
Rivers has returned from Cali
fornia Mrs. Juanita Edwards
and daughter are visiting their
mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Alberta Owens. J. c. Edwards
left for St Louis last Saturday TO
return to his job.
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
81 DORADO

E. c. Cutter so9 E. Miles ST,
WANTED: Two boys to sell the
STATE PRESS. See f. c. Cut
ter, 800 F.. Miles St. Tom
Green, 100 Brewster is on the sick
list Douglas Chapel had spIen-
did service last Sunday. Rev. w.
NJ Bryant is pastor Rich
Washington is still on the sick
list Mrs. O. B. Throwcr and
children of Lockhart, La. recent
ly visited her mother, Mrs. Carrie
Douglas, 1900 Wilson. Mrs Doug
las and her grandson, u S Adams
win leave soon for Detroit whore
they VIII reside with her son,
Temple Lockett &C.. Miss Essle
l.. Rancy and Rev f. c. Cutter
we're dinner guests of Mir and
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
MALVERN
Yours truly,
Elgie Walker

Thirteen choirs from Garland,
Hot Springs and Saline will pre-
sent a musical program sponsored
by the Tri-County Baptist Singing
Union at Eureka Baptist Church
on December 10Th -. A hit and
run driver Of a Billet trucy in
jured the child Of Mr., and Mrs.
Freeman Smith on November Both
about $50 p. NJ The County Hos
pital reported the ehild's injuries
as not serious. The driver has
not yet been located. Mrs.
Bertha Harper of Chicago visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fl. Moss. go. Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie
Jordan received a letter from
their son who is in New York
City Rev, r. G. Gloster and a
quartette from Oklahoma will
render program at Mt. Willow
on December 25th sponsored by
the Sisters Mission. o.. About $50
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20

vices were we'll attended Sun
day, Dee. 18th, Pastor Scott de-
Hvered a powerful sermon. Col
lection $500, Visitors present
were MIS-, l., W. Mason of Hot
Springs and Mrs. Susie Bunting
Butting, Mr. and Mrs, Thodis
Mason and Daniel Acklin attend
ed the convention in Memphis
Sunday. Mr., and Mrs. Uliee
Fuller had as their guests her
parents, Elder and Mrs, Price.
The Sewing Club will meet We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs Cen
eva Price, All members are ask
ed to be present A very interes-
ting Christmas program and tree
will be held Tuesday, Dec, "a
Mrs. Clara Fuller, president,
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
JUNCTION CITY


Mrs. Sarah Burch, 70, passed
November 30th. Rev. w. K
Pinigar, pastor Of New Hope c,
M f. Church, visited the home
of Rev Berry Henry Sunday
afternoon and held prayer meet
ing with Rev. Henry, who has
been i'll for five years. Accom-
panyirg the pastor We're Mes
danes Lucy Wyatt, Laura Hill,
Ethel Lee Dunn Mrs. Jessie
Battles. acting as hostess, served
vegetable dinner at the close
of the prayer meeting Mrs.
Ella Valiontinc Of Little Rock at
tended the funeral of Mrs. S.
Burch here last week The
community ehoirs sponsored a
program at Mt. Union Baptist
church recently.
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20

California, after the holidays.
Pvt. Angelo S. johnson arrived
December 10th for a two weeks
visit, Mrs, Mary Smith john
son spent December 9Th with
Rev. and Mrs. II, WilIiett and
family and Z. A. Henson at Col
llge Station. - Mr. and Mrs,
Noaelee Watkins left December
Gth to visit relatives in Helena.
They VIII make their home in
Muskegon, Michigan. Melvla
Lee Jackson came home Deccm-
Der 9Th and returned to Little
I,oek the same day e., Sam Red
man was a recent visitor in Little
Foek Miss Gertrude DiIlagl
visited home FOLKS at Malvern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Williams ar.
| the proud parents Of a baby girl
born December II. Mr., Cole
rs dinner guest Of MIS- Luth-
crime Williams and her fostcl
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Col
man. Turner Smith visited hi,
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Osea,
Smith at Malvern. Cot,ie Col
, .,4.,, ig Fr,,, afta,, "a visit with
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
HOPE

The elementary teachers oil
Yerger High School held their
monthly meeting December 20d
at $40 p m in the Ncrper Fle-
mcntary BUILDING After a short
business session Mrs. G. l.. Yer
ger discussed Language Arts" in
the primary of first grade. Mrs.
r. L. Andrews, the second grade.
Mrs G.. williamson. the third
grade; Prof J. w. Walker. the
intermediate grades Mrs Ncva
Carmichael discussed public
School Music in the primary
grades and Mrs. G L. Ycrpcr the
intermediate grades. Theach-
Crs who t9Eo part in these month
ly meetings are elementary teach
ers from the following elemcn-
tary schools Roscnwald. Hope
well, Haynes Chapel and Ycrger.
The Ycrgn high school PTA met
Dcccmbar 10th In the auditorium
with President Dilcy Douglas pre-
siding Mrs Douglas and Mrs.
Florinc Fida attended the PTA
Congress IN Little Rock last
month and made excellent re-
ports in the meeting here.
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
Gurdon
Depriesf Campbell

Mrs. Roxie Boks was called to
Pine Bluff to attend the funeral
of her brother. F.. Rev. T. O. Crud-
eys was in Little Rock last Tues
day ON business. Lonnie LIE
gione was a week end guest of his
mother. Rev. Luther Henry
was the week end guest of his
parents, Rev and Mrs. Robert
Henry An infant son was born
to Mr. and Mrs Boyston. Mother
and baby are doing fine. We re-
greet very much to learn OF the
death Of Mrs. Ed Green who
passed a few days ago. Mrs.
Bertha Profit left for st. Louis
where she VIII stay indefinitely
Mrs Fannie Stitt was the guest
Of her brother Gus Kirkendall
OF Benton, Mrs. Della Oldham,
Miss Marcella Dixon are reported
to be III. Mr.. j. b. Fraziar
left for Luan where he VIII visit
visit sick sister Rev. M. l..
Youngblood conducted services
in Benton last week. James
Brown was In Little Rock last
Sunday and Monday with his
wife who is in the Missouri Pacific
Hospital. Mrs. Odia White
made business trip to FL Dorado
last Monday Mrs. Lettie Brad
ley has sold out and is making
her home in Los Angeles. The
Heavenly Sisters rendered
program on December 18th at
St John Baptist Church suon-
sored by Mrs. Mary c. Harper. :.
James Smith made q business
trip to Hot Springs last Tues.
day. . Rev NJ. L. Youngblood
will deliver the $50 A. M. mes
sage of the Christmas Service on
A M. +. Church. Rev. T. O. Crud-
up will deliver the HOO o'clock
message.
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
.S.sEARcY
Eddie Mae Heron

Eutile wac HERON
Nr. and Mrs. Ed Turner have
TaSved into their beautiful new
ax,rne. Miss Anna Anderson,
Sorth Little Rock was the guest
II ner sister, Mrs, Ida Perry last
Sunday E. William Robinson OF
LOS Angeles and Mrs. Elizabeth
Johnson of Little Rock visited
81 Mary Church last Sunday
Rev. W. M. Davis. pastor Of
Bethlehem Baptist Church, is
" sssifing in st. Louis. SCHOOL
HEWS-Mrs. Leila Hunt, teacher
Of the kindergarte nschool, is
presenting a Christmas program
At White County Training School.
The Home Economics class is
constructing very attractive
Christmas tree. The superin-
rendent and members of the
shcool board were guests to a din
rier IN the Home Economics De-
paFtment. Mrs. Mary Wilson,
Charlotte Perry Walton and Eddie
Mae Perry were entertaining
guests at a potluck supper and
a Christmas party sponsored by
! inc Armstrong Caldwell Post No.
TOO of the American Legion.
The nigh school department re-
pets very much to give up Erma-
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
James Allison


Mrs., Annie Mae Collins and
Mrs. Matte Brooks left for ST.
Louis, Mo, Saturday night to be
at the bedside Of their brother
and brother-in-laW, Alexander
Brooks. Funeral services for
Ruthie Mae Lowe, age II, who
passed December 5th, at her
home were held December 9th at
Wilmar. Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Jacob lost their baby dau-
ghter wher their home was de-
stroyed by fire. E. Members of
Pilgrim Rest A. M f. Church
are proud to have Clara Me
Cloulough back after a stay in
Detroit, Michigan. Mrs. Es-
tella Super and daughters, Lee
Effie and Essie Mae, are visiting
relatives here. Sylvester JET
ferson returned to Camp Deem
Der End after a 15-day furlough
at home. Elder Dewitt Kin
low, pastor of the Church of God
in Christ, attended the Convoca-
ton in Memphis In basket
ball game between Monticello
and Dermott High Schools, Mon
ticello's girls won and Bermott's
boys won. Seen at the game were
Prof, Pillars of Dermott, Supt. OF
Boy Scout swimming camp Prof
White of Warren and Baxter
Schools; and three of the teach
ers, Prof. and Mrs. Strawther and
Berniee Parker.
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
I.,A,TESVILLE
Ethel 0. Millei

Newport High School was the
saest of Batesville Jr. High
s1aool Friday. December 9th, in
8 ar. and ST. basketball game
Evansville won both games Srs
Is~ii. Jrs, ISL. Batesville
gSzzui to Newport Friday. The
Eiee Club Of Batesville Jr. High
ssng for the Rotary Club at
ElaJ Monday at the Marvin Ho-
tssa. +Silent Night" Christ Was
Earn In A Manger,' White
Christmas by Waldo Brown,
'Fslttermilk Sky" Santa Claus
h Coming To Town. and a yell
3es-e some Of the numbers rem
assss. The Glee Club of
sa.aassSVille Jr High celebrated
5Eesr annual Christmas banquet
fszIrsday at 8 p. m. Members OF
i've club are: jerry Overland. Ew-
ra canady, E. l., Finley, Gold
Nan MeCurn. Norman Smith,
Ci-zas Shaver. Jr., A. d. MILAN,
Ds3ie harris, Ida Mae MeCurn,
92anaie Magness, Ethel Lee
arong Guthrie MeCurn, Noble
Seeie1 Naomi Smith, Glenda
Aae Watkins. Willene Osborne,
a1afiee Lexicon and Margret Dell
Eaagh. Mrs. Ethel o. Miller is
zoonsof The Modernistic Club
Tic. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il Locke Friday. The home was
beautifully decorated with Christ
faras ,eolors and the hostess serv-
&c a delicious dinner which was
enjoyed by the club members.
Elmer Harper made a business
"Trip to Little Rock Wednesday,.
Rev. w. M. H. Quinn and mem
beers, Evangelist Matte Watkins,
Mines. Lucy Thomas and Marian
Haucom and Miss Ethel Greene
offended conference in Blytheville
4ast week. A beautiful little
laughter. Peggy Neil, was born
10 MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Barris,
November 90. TO BATES
WILLIE READERS: Grady Tay-
aor. your STATE PRESS agent,
asks you to have your 7c ready
ssscb Friday so he won't have to
wake SO many trips to your
ssJSue.
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20

A, NJ. December 18th, a five ton
Cotton Belt truck travelling evil
IDENTIFY at high speed west on
Highway 67 left the Highway at
Vine Street intersection IN an
effort to avoid a wreck with a
intefceptlng automobile driven
| by Mr.. Gadsen, local Negro.
Ihe truck buried iteslf ten feet
inside GlosterS Cate after Knock
lh5 down a steel guard post,
deep grounded man box ana
ploushing through a y inch pftek
wall, The truck burst INTO flames
ana burned beyond usefulness
INSIDE lhe ea4e' Inc dfiFel oi tAe
tlucH escaped uhactdtehea. Inc
remaining portion OF Glostef 5
Gaze resumed business as usual
Ihe next Gay. =. Dr' MCCOY oil
waco texas coh@ueled the l4.oO
u cioeh service al EeVhet "a NJ L.
NAuteh on december i9lh' III,
MOODY Is the ptothet-tll-I4W Oh
WIS. \. V, oIeils9h' MIS- hosle
Dlllatu u NdlNell ana 1oiiii
N''s'e'''I oi '1..toi' were ulliseu
~ ill9i llast ~ the Pdi9oHa5e u
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Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20

BUCKNER
c. j. Johnson

\. u. dhilllSbH
CAMPUS 1--WE Say, all you
1--WE eats and alhgators, here | am
back again with Sympathy Sid's
latest 1--WE. Well, it seems that
7. J has broken up that ro-
nance between r. J and r. B.
Buckner Basketball team defeat
ed Walker High School Deem
Der 9th. After the game Buckner
team gave a social at Hi-Hat.
Buckner girls says Walker girls
cannot play basketball; they must
60 back to the barnyard and wait
until another date. Stamps
school presented a program Fri
day night in the Buckner School
auditorium. Mrs. Almer John
son was guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans Sunday afternoon. Rev.
j. +. Davis Of Beach Creek was
a visitor on the school campus
Monday, December 9th The
first through the fourth grade
pupils are rendering pre-
Christmas program, Little Merry
Christmas in Little Folk Town
Tuesday through Friday at the
school auditorium at 7;30 each
night. Mrs. Jessie Mae Briggs is
sponsor Miss Smith Of Fl Do
RADIO, pianist
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
MENIFFEE
Rubye J. Arnold

Rubye J. Arnold
The Dramatic Tournament was
held December at Conway Coun-
ty Training School Gymnasium.
Several schools participated in the
tournament. The program con-
sisted of plays, orations, and read
lngs. Music was sponsored by
Conway High School and Conway
County Training School. First
prize was awarded the Elemen-
tary and Junior Departments of
Conway County Training School
and second prize was awarded the
Elementary and Junior Depart
ments of Union Chapel. IndiVid-
ual prizes for the best acting went
to Rubye Jewel Davis and Clifton
Aekers, both of Menifee and
James CoWan of Conway, The
Menifee Travellers have begun
their basketball season with a
winning record. OF the three
games played the Travellers have
won them all. CAMPUS Cos
SlP-Well hep cats and gators,
how goes everything? Every
thing around c. c. T. S. is red
hot Our $3.50 p. II. and our Sc
are really around town. The
old flame is still burning between
c G and Miss B S Boy, boy,
have you heard about the three
hep cats on the trail of Miss p. H.?
l. W and V p and they are on like
a light won't keep you
guessing about the boys because
they are A f w, j L and c L.C
V S says she isn't worridc be
cause Buddy Nc is still clinging
on. M B was telling some of
l. Ms business but l. M says
NJ BIS head will become gray
from trying to watch him. .. i
Miss O l. c wants only fivcm IN
utos more with J N and she won't
be worried about the other girls
in on her T T. Says an |
last his love has come along, .
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
0ARDANELLE
Pauline Burns

Rev. F. II. Hughes, pastor of
the Dardanelle & Havana Cir
cult, closed a successful years
work with a joint meeting. Aft
er paying all Conference claims
the church gave him $4,000
bonus. St. Paul c. NJ. f. Church
is very grateful to Mrs. Ben Perry
and the many friends for the
splendid donation given to the
pastor The c. NJ. E. Annual
Conference, held in Little Rock
November 2O-24, reassigned Rev.
Hughes the same charge for an
other year. He has resumed his
duties as pastor. He is a very
capable leader and an asset to
our town. Sister Hughes is also
very active in all church and
civic activities. Mrs. Millicent
Embry of Chicago, Ill, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Dora May
The Diamond Horseshoe Clut
gave a benefit party Thursday
night. j. J. KelleybreW is pres
ident. Mr.. and Mrs Lonia Mich
OILS Of TT. Smith spent the week
end with relatives and friends.
ST John Baptist Church spon-
sored a dinner Thanksgiving Day
NJ. c. Thompson has opened a new
pressing shop in FL Dorado. l..
w. Hughes left Sunday for Cali
fornia.
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20

relatives and friends mourn the
loss Of this useful young woman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Simmons, Jr.,
Mrs, Carrie Johnson, Carrie Ash
ord and several others attended
-erVlces in Monticello Thursday
light at which Rev. S, II, Banks
preached.
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20

DickCy Green, ODDS Harris and
Mrs Fdra Edwards are on the
sick list r J Williams of
ScarCy and Mrs, Naomi Black of
West Point were guests of Mr..
and Mrs H. D. Rivers Sunday
evening Mrs Willie Cody re-
Gently installed bath with II. d.
Rivers as plumber, Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Edwards of ST. Louis
are visiting their mother, Mrs.
Albertha Ovens, The Exccu-
tive Board of the Emancipation
Proclamation group met at Pleas
ant Grove Baptist Church Sun
day at 2:30 p. m. Rev. j b.
Roach is president.
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
WORRILTON
Ophelia Harreu


Services at Trinity Baptist
Church were very inspiring Sun
day Rev. Davis from Little Rock
was pulpit guest Deacon Maui
rice Perry raised Sl365. Mr.
nd Mrs, John M, Sutton, former
vocational and agricultural teach
ers here, are welcome visitors
ere this week. William Har-
"ell Jra is on the sick list.
Robert Harrell. son Of Mrs. Oph-
2lia Harrell, won second prize in
1 tournament at Menifee Deem
Der 9th.
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
Notice To Agents:

We are planning 10 get the
PRESS TO you one day earlier.
for we believe such a move
will increase your sales in the
community. But we will have
your cooperation 10 do this.
SO we are asking you 10 ar
range 10 mail us your news on
Thursdays end will reach our
office each Friday. II you will
do that. we will be able TO
work cut a plan OF reaching
you a day earlier with your
news.
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
PORTLAND

Ed Bryant and Rufus Smitn
conducted devotional services
Sunday and Rev S. M. Simpson
preached a soulstlrring sermon.
His subject, The Testing of
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
Do Drop Inn

Mrs. Minnie Patillo's Place
fiEmburgers Fish Hot Dogs
Chicken Cold Drinks
Drive out and dine with US
409 E. Miller ST. CURDON
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
Yours truly,
Robert Riley
4l9 w 5th st.
FL Dorado, Ark.
December 8,l94e
grandma

Dear Santa Claus,
How are you doing2 l am lust
fine. Santa, want a toy car, a
small train, some small cars and
truck to put my little care in,
and some candy, and don't for
get my mother and daddy and
grandma
Yours truly,
Flgie Walker.
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20

lene Smith, who leaves for Los
Angeles Sunday where she will
continue her schooling.
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20
WlL-MAR

Mrs Louise Rutherford
District Singing Convention
was held at Shady Grove A NJ
"a. Church Saturday and Sunday
and was very largely attended
Fwaral services for Buthic May
Lowe were held at Mt Tabor
Baptist Church Sunday Many
Arkansas State press., 1946-12-20

LETTERS TO SANTA
3l8 Kinard Street
FL Dorado, Ark
November 13, 1916
Dear Santa;
How are you doing? I am just fine
Santa, | want bicycle, a piano,
a set of funny story books( a
suit and some candy, apples and
nuts. Don't forget my mother and
grandma.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
slIaIIrRAN sALE-yIRGINIA..

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bestos shingle bungalow, on lge. level lott
has 2 bedrms.. lge. liv. rm., lge. equipped
kit, tile bath: stairway to lge. attic. aulck
CAM can buy Hf this home on such easy terms.
WEAVER REALTY CO., CHI. 1852, CH.
4434. OK. 3l2o. II no answer. try TIE.
BRVERLY HIILs-Lge. 3-bedrm. colonial
brick. Ia tiled bath, fireplace; full bsmt.,
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BARGAIN. priced for quick sale; 5 min.
from Pentagon. in Columbia Forest by dis
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ALI MODERN Groom: large living room.
bath, utility. automatic oil heat, hxed
tubs all one hS foor attic storaRs ssTs.
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3-BEDRO0M AND BATH frame house on
2 acres OF ground. located about mile on
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SPRING RD., Arlington Forest. ya.-Re.
duced to S13,700: wonderful bus w
feel that you viii be making a mistake y
you do not bring your fanny ,os ous
to see this modern Oct priex cona9ins na nice ice
sized nv. rm., dining rm.; modern kltenen
and porch: End floor bedrms; and mooeLn
bath; full basement: automatic neaI; ddn6 dn6e
owner of this home has spent over Idsd si'yotp Iot
exclusively with HEANEY g. CO., 2653
Conn ave, HO. 6663.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
AcREAce FOR SALE.

ANY PART OF 1874 LOTS in Kensington,
Md, for SINGLE family houses, sewer, water.
property; subdivision has been approved
and ready for recording; streets have been
cleared and are on grade; will finance pur-
nancing and sales OF improvements when
SRRpssK sGHRsss prSsd % sEsESs 81 sSs esaa sa s e
1sas lsss Iof NO So FT EE on sit Route SO. Il NIL
space for dweilinE,, back part of lot wood
ed, most desirable location for home,
$3.50 acre: also have few 5-acre lots az
iio ACRES, suitable for development,
ros sao + on mi Rsss sbeye % Eals 3ee IT Sod sss
make Splendid horse country estate.
MEiS hEIwEES kESI /; An sSp ACRES, unimproved.
In eastern Mont: Co., about mi from
buyer could divide into parts; marvel
1889 {sun. and ewes. 81. 42so, Mr..
sssEfs Dennis awe s1s,;,ss sys, sDFas
se seo opicrnkEsabE ssTi at ACRES in path Of pro-
posed park On both pain sides e pSSdes NH
2-bath residence and arm. tenant house.
barn and chicken houses. The setting
masss .ass roadside s1 tsaroom Or nursery school
Can be sold in part. Near U, s; Naval
Laboratory. White Oak, Md, and Govt.
farm. Beltsville: Price $4,000; z cash.
timore blvd, Riverdale, Md, WA. 1910.
Any MA fHss, AMOUNT OF ACREAGE from j acre
to 1000. sites for an individual home or q
planned community; some tracts have
water and sewerage; price. according to
location and utilities available; also invest
mept acreage at low prices: but IN the
path of development See MASON HIRST.
Annandale. Va, at the end Of Columbis
pike. Phone Alex. 5S12; closed Sunday
EXCELLENT YALUE-6 miles from Key
Bridge. Beautiful 17-acre tract partially
wooded. on Pimmit Run, improved by
35x45-ft rustic bungaloY containing
subdivision of Old Dominion dr. between
Mclean, Va, and washington Golf and
Country Club. Reasonably priced, with
cony. terms. Call WILLIAM H LAUGH
LIN. Realtor, Mclean. Va, Eimwood S22.
proximately. 4 acres; over 3o0-ft: road
frontage, within miles Of Falls Church,
terms. Call WILLIAM r. LAUGHIIIN,
Realtor, Mclean. Va. Elmwood 1872,
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