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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANAcosTIA-Lgs; well-built semidet
TaEe; price, 81 .750; can be uset
1i b 5s' Ill., Hise in TT :4o NJ Hs sTs.
cAf1fooII HILL, i2s C st. Sc: re-
dueed for quick sale. u blk. House
Once Bldg. Small down paymt. To-
room house, ideal for restoration or
looming house as is. Good income
. prop: Truly -hArgain. PR1NGLE
E Hu5A1 soi1s once &c ID j. s sSSSs' eyes
CAPIToI Hill. Is 5tH St. Sc: house
with 2 apis. 9. baths. 2 kits Income
$40 per month. Price only $l3,25Q.
PR1NGLE REALTY. once, Ii. 6-2625;
t SIS: - fffSsshaScrP;sanshttyg1 ,,: q;
luxe fit.: iand:eaped lot; sI4.76o.
terms. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
~. !. 1903 til Q.
$500 BLK. C ST. s.E.-Immac. semi
Oct. brick: lovely I'd; Anchor. fence;
rms. and beaut. tile bath. all hard
town Kit. aluminium storm windows
and doors; gas &C; heat; full bsmt.
SIo,45o with monthly notes Of $50
tSa 1 pp 1i c cs i e. $685. sSS sn9Sn
modelled group Of four. Liv. rm. with
nrepl. and built bookshelves,. din
ing rm.. completely modern kit. 2
bedrooms and bath, ample closet
space. ,KEEv55; ;o2e4.:, v-,r "a =
brick; 9 bedrms., recreation rm.: oil.
. $12.750. $1,000 down. 10. 3-6SS9.
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OPEN SUNDAY. 2-5
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

rms. $l3. goo. S1;5O0 down. Hs.
REAU. AP. 7-6sse. AA"AA1 N.Y.
CARROLL Northumberland
rambler; daylight liv. RIM. with 6otr.
t0-ce1ling nreplace, tile bath; corner
2naded lot. Many extras. FLA
nf nr rs I1H00oMAs v. LAKE. Real
G STiss eI1 s s9UJM ,T;xc-bed.eem
STANLEY M eaHis az SPo S sSSa A
CHEVERLY-S14.o50 will buy prae.
tically new 5-rm. brick hunealow, /
block from Cheverly ave-; full bsnit.,
fireplace. nice lot; Assume $11,3O0
~ mortgage, $50 per month pays
RsoosESRaTF 8, vs. bAy 1Isss 3 Co ,tl 8 Pm
CHEyERLY-7-rm., lh-bath brick
$50. SIS. 300 down. 4. STiNLEY
MORAY. AP. 1856.
ChiLHUM-Spacious. S-bedrm, brick
s snd Sis,n 1tTamS s1 f S: big lily n.y.
Anchor-fenced lot. Truly . beautiful
TIE pkRs ssa BOSWELL w = CO. SS'S va.
1880 til 8 pm. %
COLLEGE PARK - Beautiful home,
+ SuU AuCUuAeB SPACIOUS, SsIm.t Get.
brick. with 2-bedrm. apt. ON Isl
d. and 1-hedrm. ant. on End. Also,
EEessTS;oorTHa, IA nrsp 81 ooS Fear S sagegs,
FELL REAL ESTATE, JU. 9-S794
EAsTfNEs-Assume or loan. Mod.
crate down payment. Attrac. @
eedrm. bungalow on large fenced
corner lot; expand. attic; screened
side porch: alum. storm sash; auto.
beat. Avail iInmed. u, CARLYLE
SSsLozllEJRSo Realtor. WA. $4,000.
ETMMotN iSESENN - six-room BUNGALOW O
esn1t., stove, refEr., porch; $1,000.
l;200 down, $50 mo, JOHN n.
JOHNSON, Wa. -7-5ObO. %
HYATTSvmLE.More house for the
money Beautiful bedrooms, liV-
ing room, dtning room and equipped
kitchen. All-on-one-noor BUNGALOW.
Asbestos shingle: plus aluminium
n basement. Fenced yard with OUT
ddSoro fireplace. AZ i sH only $i0.Soo.
STANLEY MoREAU. AP. 7-6Ss6.
LANGLEY RARK-tmmaeulate 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler. 0E kit. with dish
washer and carriage ptsposall; lovely
Anehefc,fsnssG lcs; q real buy q
Co. WA. 7-4600 till pm. -
LkWl6DALE r- Brick bungalow, B
rooms. insulated expandsble attic
with dDrmeRs: Iecr. rfn. Vacant. Out.
ef-town owner has priced 20 sell ct
$1,000. Gan Wa: 1890 til 3 I'm.
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OPEN

1881 Brunswick ave, Silver spring
lovely brick .rambler;e liy. rm., din
e sR s ssa5. A Si.o ssth ALL All
dishwasher; fun bsmt.; Ice. lot
Price $l7,850, accommod. terms
To reach: Out Ga. ave. to Denni;
ave, turn left to Brunswick ave.
ga mi. past Colesville pike. Ewes
cali Mrs. Warwick, AID. 2-54O6
M. PAUL HANNAH
732 18th St. NV, ME. S-41OC
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UNIVERSITY PARK
EVERYTHING is RIGHT
About this 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
Well-built and beautifully arranged
The best location in P. @. County
! Moderately priced. Call Mrs. Smith
AP. 7-4756.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
e125 R. /. Ave. NE. HO. 10000
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
OPEN DAILY. / 70 DARK
4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
BETHESDA. S10.050

All brick; full, painted basement with
outside entrance. Living rm. with
fireplace. separate dining ell, huge,
equipped kitchen with breakfast
LARGE closets. Also 2 bedrms. with
expansible End floor for SIT, 300.
TO REACH: Out Conn. ave. to Frank
LIN ST., left to Cedar lane. right to
CleaTbrook lane; left to open house.
James G. Conley & Co.
S710 Georgia Ave-, JU. b-67OO It'll Q
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FOR SALE BY OWNER
OPEN 1880 SAT. AND SUN.

2eo9 AND 2ell o ST. 81.
bones. Iiy. rm: with 6Feplace. din ain,
rM:, all-elee. kit, 1 bedFm. and
sad bS 81 ma aSpf es aFs 8. HSs Tanci:
xavier Church. pArochial school
and public school. Cow. transp. and
Shopptng center. Phone LU. 2-7S10
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UNIVERSITY HILLS !

LII. 10000. TIL o Pm.
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ONLY $3.50 DOWN
BRICK-NEW

Nonyst.; S.Em. Semtdst. brick Co
beat; seuirped Kitchen; paymsnts
,s on sa Is .Ss ; sSu &c: ' d n ssS
20 Inspect call till Q PM. NE.
S.0BTB of 20. S-474<. %
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UNIVERSITY PARK
OPEN SUNDAY, Q TO 6
4404 VAN RIIREN ST

Well located Diet. brick. Liy. rm.. din.
bath on 1st H.; 2 Sedrms. on End 4.
Lee. bsmt. and yard. Price reduced
to S17,2 with excellent financing,
Call Mrs. Warwick. AID. 2-5406.
Directions: Out Michigan ave. to
Queens Chapel rd., out Queens
Chapel I'd. to Van Buren, ST., turn
M. PAUL HANNAH
r20 nth 81 ME- ME- RA1nn
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houses FOR SALAD.
L.anham Hills

One blk. to shopping, bus: 2-story
brick Colonial; 3 bedrms.. full din
s 30 tu Tul o'm a,1 iasDes. i only BIZ BIZ
T. N. LERNER & co.
MT. CALVARY PARISH
ExPANsIBLE BRICK CAPE COD
This Custom built home of much bet
ter than average construction. !,
truly a good buy. Two bedrms., liv.
ing rm.,- dining rm.. kit. and bath
on ist floor. Space for 2 immense
bedrms, in attic. with bath roughet
In. Full basement, wen arranged
for rec. rm., has outside entr.
laundry area; gas &C, heat; leve
lot, 55x140 It. to wide alley. Cow
to Catholic and public schools
transp. and shopping. Trades anc
CONTINGENT deals considered. Fol
further information call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
LII. 4-004O. TIL 8 Pm.
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1929 M ST. Sc,

437 LAKEWOOD ST. Sc.
The owners Of the above brick homes
need more room, that's why. they
Act fast; FHA low monthly pay
Nertt! .1oIHa1 IAL 1:! S lEzAafsITY CO;
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BRADBURY HTS.

1908 4eth st. s.E,-open all day
Coral Hills shopping center; out
standing semidet, brick, 4 rms.
levely KIT. With disposal and snack
ma front porch, gas heat, fenced
yard; Sl4,950: trades considered.
T. D. BURGESS, 10. 9-9513 till 8.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
SPECIAL
7oS BARNARY ST. Sc.

OPEN I TIL DARK
When you reach the top Of the hill,
come on down. It will payl We have
only . few Of these noney-naking
homes left. Two complete apart
xnents. One for you, one to help
pay. for house. Easy terms, 20-year
ct. to. Atlantic. left on Atlantic TO
9Th. right. on 4th to Chesapeake. left
70 MARsHAiiI J. MAPLE co.
1924 J4th st. Realtor. AID. 4-2006
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UNIVERSITY PARK
OPEN SUN.-4443 WELLS PKWY.
Custom-built new brick Cape Cod;
4 bedrms., rumpus rm., 2 full baths,
kit, din. rm., liv. rm. with firepl.;
finished rec. I'm. 15x33. Call
BUILDER, UN, 4-222l,
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TRADE YOUR HOME
BETHESDA

TRADE YOUR HOME
BETHESDA
We have q lovely 3-bedrm. bricl
home in sonoma, nestled among tan
schools. Spacious iiv. rn., briEht din
rm., today's kitchen. OIL H..W.H.
Owners have bousht another home
H SsGul s-lES e fast Mr. Gardner '''s''
KENSINGTON
Vacant and heated. ready for immed.
board a.. Colonial n4l 3 laEse s:drpss d 5ss-
WITH S1,eSo CASH AND M, BALANCE iLI.NSS;
LESS THAN RENT. This is . real
good house. Can MT. Martin ct
JOHN r. HARRIS, REALToR
EN-. 2-S4O0 Day or Might "a
SHADY FooK-BABBfING BROOK
Expanse Of lawn, white country
fence; 3-bedrm. Cape Cod; right
price, easy. terms. Wanta see 1T
Ewes. u. 6-0746.
BEST LOCATION in viers Mil vii.
lAge; 2-bedrm. asbestos shinEle, with
g cond.; $1,000 down. Eyes, 10. .
NOT PERFECT, BUT ALMOST
Immac, brick Cape Cod. one bedrm.
and bath up; h.-w.h.; det. SSraTe;
Level lot; conv. sil. sps. Ewes. jU,
LAWRENCE v. LUTEs co.
REALTOR IN K.lo0o
WANT TO sELL7 LIST WITH LUTTFEEs
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NEAR ROLLING FIELD

First time offered: only $1,000 down.
Tor terms to suitl. Vacant; q
bedTm. semidet. brick: around the
corner from bus and shopping;
storm windows and doors: Anchor.
BEE station co1o SSffGls'f TNvESart.!
M66NT Co.. 20. $1,000 or AP.
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NEW RAMBLER, OFT MASS. AVE
Masterpiece OF hne construction:
stone and brick; spacious center.hall
plan; 8 Ice. rms. GO twin-bed rms. !,
scription; ige. storage attic: enor-
nous bsmt.; DIVERSIFIED built-in gar:
screened porch. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 7-1411; ewes, OF. 1855.
BY OWNER-Moving from state.
Rambler, near Wheaton shoppins
kit. util. rm. with de luxe Bendix
washer and Bendix electric dryer;
" acre beautifully handicapped lot,
rear fneced in. S24,500. JU. 5-86I7.
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FAIRLAW'

- OFF 10th AND MINNESOTA
IMMACULATE 7-rm. brick: full bsmt.,
h.-wh.; built-in garage; CEDAR
lined closets throughout. Owner
leaving town. must sell. See this
one today and make US an offer.
Call Mr.. Penland. ST. 3-736S. Ewes.
LU. 2-7612 until 10 pm.
ATLAS REALTY CO. 8
Anacostia n 81 Vacant: now wv ayei,ab,.
to you at Q price you can't ignore.
Terms to suit you. Call Mr. Penland,
81. 3.7308; evesa LU. 2-7612 It'll
10 pm. ATLAS REALTY CO. Is
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HIILCREST

sspae e1 Sisr OF With 0enss5sH
no hsnt., stairway to storage attic;
very we'll Insulated: oil e.-c. heat;
S15.a50; trade considered. T. D
BURGESS, 10. 9-9613 till 8.
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HIILCREsT AREA

OPEN SAT. AND SUM-. TO 6
Attractive 2.stoIy 3-bedrm. home
With iarge FILA loan avail; lily. rm.
I. nFspl; tSll din: F ;1.: ~ baths ,sas
ton. To reaeh-Out. Penna.. ave,
sc. to Southern ave. left Q blks. to
41st -pl. and left to 1917 41St pl
sc. Mr.. Harris. ALDRE. INC, LII.
4-0S4T: RvAS. II l.k972
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so FEW OF THESE
CORNER-S12,95O
REALTOR
AP. 7-6400 TIL 8 PM.

I CORNER-$12, $50
Beautiful lot, modern rambler con,
tanning 2 bedrmS. and semifinisheG
M ttic cs safap WITH ESFDER hsht real
ESTATE. JU. $3.50. liz
TWIST MY ARM
III this home doesn't please you
mind 5 yrs. ago. list floor. liv.. rm.
kit. / bedrm. and bath; 2 large bed
rms. on. End door: full bsmt;. de:
s1Fned v1 for rec s;nI Tm: A asn
WE HAVE THE KEY
To this charming 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier with large, fully equipped kit.
beautiful, painted bsmt., floor COM
pletely covered with asphalt tile:
hGn on Snls ysS viz Sd s sf6o fsO OSn
Stop by for key to home happiness.
A 3-BEDROOM STEAL
And we do mean steal. This entire
house. is constructed OF steel except
for the hardwood floors. A ranch
rm. with picture window and flre-
place. din. rm.. knotty pine den.
equipped kit. with breakfast bar and
stool, 3 large bedrms. and bath. slid
house. Large lot with 135-ft. 'front.'
age; many, many flowers and shrubs.
Owner leaving for Fla. gwill sell for
$I5,950. If you are looking for the
unusual with many conveniences,
81 BUsR I {; REALTY co.
S5O5 BALTIC. Blvd. College Park, Md.
TO. 9-4747 Till 8 pm; after 9 pm,
Wa. 1904, JU. 7-6159, HA. q
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F. DUPONT PARK

Area. just OF Alabama ave. q few
doors. Semidet. brk.: 6 rms, bath e
bedrms.), recreation rnl. with shower
bath and built.in giass-brick bar:
lot 26x105 with Anchor fence and
stone terrace wall, outdoor barbecue;
gas heat. Owner purchased q new
and larger home. It's priced right.
90 see 1t at oncel Eve. TIE. 6-1766.
L. T. GRAVATTE
l619 . 81. Realtor. Ma. 8-0753.
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RUTGERS ST.
walking distance y. of Md. Three.
bedrm. brick rambler, full. dry psnit
lRe.. liv. rm.. with frepl.. mod. kit
with disposal screened front porch
transp. Price. Sia950: assume g.
loan of S12.500. rayable S91 AZ mo
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
HE. 4-3500 Ewes, HA. 2-7qlt
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
KENSINGTON
KENWOQn AREA

Charming and spacious. new white
brick, 3-bedroom rambler on 0p.
proximately "a acre; lge. den. over
looking garden; finished recr. rn.i
Gear garage. $4,000 first trust
LEY. INC. OIL A-1oRR "a
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3-BEDROOM
Detached Homes
$11,25O
$51.22 Per Mo.
ONLY
$1,000 DOWN
OPEN
Daily, 10 Till Dark

Du44J1 ~ I IN Dd1h
These modern brick and frame ram
blers have 3 bedrmS., large living
rm., separate dining area and nice
equipped kitchen. tiled bath. There
are hardwood floors, disappearing
pletely insulated. Venetian blinds
and screens throughout. Directions:
Drive out Defense hwy. to Whitfield
Chapel I'd. turn right to Ardmore
I'd. left to our sign and sample home.
James A. Hewitt, Corp.
172O Eve st. NV. ST. 3-2363
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STONE AND BRICK
Custom-built Dutch Colonial. adjoin:
ine large park. Four bedrms., ~
baths. lge. liv. rm. with Arepl.
family din. rm., screened-in stdt
porch over garage. fun basement
only Sis,S5O. terms. ALVIN EP.
LING, UN. 4-O313.
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Mass. Ave. Ext, sig, 900
New 8 bedrm., den and garage. p
level brick and California redwood
rambler, blk. transp. Terms.
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Investment and Insurance Co. O.
OLD CHEVY CHASE
Space, comfort and eontentment re.
f1ect from the wide entrance hal
to the 2 huge dromef bedrms. or
the 3rd a. in this attractively
modernized. Victorian house on 1
nicely landscaped lot S6x200 IT,;
the End H.: quiet, convenient and
the tradition Of old Chevy Chase
are here; $27.500. Ewes. KE
cGPp4M21l;N . vo,,xc ~
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LANGLEY PARK AREA
Semidetached RamblerS
With
3 LARGE BEDROOMS
With
FULL L1vABLE BASEMENT
With
ALL CoNvENIENcEs NEARBY
And
ONLY S14.95O AND UP
ON EASY: RENT-LIKE TERMS
Open Saturday and Sunday, II til
dark. DIR: Out New HampshirC
ave-. blocks past University lane
to our sign at Ruatan st., left or
Ruatan st. to model house ct 1O91
Ruatan st.
HE. 4-ssos HE. 4-77sa
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Bethesda Expansible
New brick Cape Cod with fireplace,
screened porch, full bsmt.. din. rm.,
2 Dedrms. and bath: End floor
roughed-in for 2 additional bedrms.
and bath. Near transp., hne resi-
Dental area.
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|Ctr.-Hall Rambler. 500 $50

Near Kenwood Country Club, 4 bed
rooms. . baths. din. rnl., panel rec.
rm., maids rm. and bath, screened
Shown by appointment.
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-06
Green Bay

Mr. and Mrs. c: B. Beck were
Sunday overnight guests OF their
son-in-laW and daughter, Nj. and
Mrs. John Redd at Ellerson
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bottom
and baby. Of Newport News, spent
several days, this week, with Mr..
Jersey. His parents hear from him
often
Mr. and Mrs. U. L. Hudson
heard from their son. 1t Grant
Hudson, who is stationed in
California He expects to be moved
soon.
Are In Korea
Tom Oliver and Joe Ray Motley
are in Korea We hope they viii
soon be home.
Freeman Emert has been quite
sick since having most OF his
teeth pulled.
Mrs. M H Slayton and Mrs
Paul Johnson were recent visitor,
in Richmond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-06

Mrs. Margaret Watson. chair
mon OF the March Of Dimes for
Buffalo District. wishes to thank
the people for their wonderful CO.
operation in sending in contlibu-
items. 50 far Sl944 40 has been
collected
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shorter
Mrs j l. Metcalf Mrs II /.
Shorter. and Shorter Metcalf at
tended the funeral Of LinWood
Glenn, in Roanoke. Saturday Ny.
Glenn, who died quite uncXpect-
cdly from a heart attack. was the
brothcr-ln-l law Of Howard Short
er
Miss Lois Bailey and Ray and
Hugh Bailey visited Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Hamlet in Roanoke Sun
day. Nj. Hamlet is undergoing
treatment at Shenandoah Hos
pital
Miss Nancy Morris recently re-
ceived a check for $40 which she
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-06
Tuggsgle

Many in this community have
been in with the flu. However, we
are glad to report that all are
improving
o. NJ. Oliver expects to enter
Mcclure Hospital. r c h m on d
next week. We hope he will get
along fine.
John Wilkes. P. Kelsey and M
n. Slayton represented Appomat-
tox Church at the Presbytery
meeting at Madison Church. near
Culpeper. last week
Returns To Base
Thomas McQuary left last Sun.
day to return to his base in Du-
luth. Mimi, after visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. O. Nc.
Quarry. of Worsham. and his Sis
ter. Mrs. o. H. Booth.
Mrs. Epsie Vale had as hei
guest. last week end, Mrs Ger
trude Schnoxe and children. Of
Roanoke. Mrs. Schore S husband
a sergeant in the army. was
aboard the Globemaster that went
down in November Mrs. Vale
learned that Mrs. SchnoXe was
born in Germany and had no
relatives here in the States. So
Mrs. Vale wrote her a friendly
letter. Mrs. Schnore answered by
calling Mrs Vale on the phone.
She accepted an invitation to visit
her. which she did last week end.
She and her two children attend
ed service in Appomattox Church.
last Sunday morning. where Mrs.
Schnorc made an interesting talk
to the congregation.
Richmond Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Paulson
and son, of Richmond. visited his
mother. Mrs. NJ. A. Paulson, last
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Penick
and sons and Mrs. sam Barton,
Of Amelia, visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Penick. last Sunday.
Mrs. O, NJ Oliver honored her
n other. Mrs. Mary Mann, with
4 surprise birthday party. Jan. II.
IN her nth birthday. She re-
,eived many beautiful and useful
lifts.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. T. Simpson
listed her brother in-law and SIS
er, Mr.. and Mrs Noah Temple
on. OF Abilene, last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkes and
Irs. F.. O. McQuarry, Of Worsham.
listed Miss Willie Coleman, last
Sunday evening Miss Coleman
S recovering from broken arm
md the flu.
Seryicemen
Ray Daye. who has been sta
Toned in Cheyenne. Wyo.. has
oeen moved to Alexandra, La. His
parents hear from him often
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Kelsey hear
often from their son. Carl, who is
stationed in England
Kenneth Grady is stationed III
Edward Booker is still in New
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and Mrs. Don Bottom.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Clarence Bowen
and family were guests, Sunday,
c. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Roach.
Earl Ferguson was a guest, Sat
urday night, OF Miss Mildred
Hodges IN the same home
Mrs. Betty kalium, Of Victoria,
visited her daughter Mrs. James
Glascock, and Mr. Glascock. Sun
day Mrs. William Pritchett and
daughter, Of Kenbridge, and Mrs.
Morris Harper, Of Bracy, were
also Sunday guests of the Glas-
cocks.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-06
Darlington Heights NeUs
March of Dimes District Chairman
Expresses Thanks For Public Support

Won by writing an essay on George
Washington. The contest was
sponsored by the Masonic organic
Zatlon
Walter D. Hunter. of Red
House, the father Of Mrs. Roach
Watson, has been critically III. He
is much improved.
Mrs. Mary Payne and Mrs.
Lucy Glover. Of Richmond. are
spending this week with Miss Bes-
sic Singleton and Jack Singleton
Mrs. Leslie Hamilton enter
tanned with bridge Wednesday
evening in honor IF Mrs. Mary
PAYNE and Mrs. Lucy Glover.
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Rice Sailor On
Caribbean Cruise

A winter cruise in the Carlb-
bean Sea. with visits to Puerto
Rico. the Dominican Republic and
Bermuda, is being enjoyed by
Wilton r. Madison. boilerman
third class. USN, husband of Mrs
Lovelean Madison, u Route !,
Rice, Va.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-06

at Southside Community Hospital
Thursday.
Miss Marie Sheppard and MISS
Elizabeth Simpson. OF F'armVlile.
were Thursday overnight guests
of Miss June Price.
Nh. and Mrs. j. A. Love, II,
spent several days. last week. at
Petersburg with Mrs. Loves par
ents
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-06

Tire average per capita national
debt in the United States jumped
ten-fold during the past twenty
years. from 1852 in 1888 to ST.
697 IN 1852. The present national
debt is reported TO be 1852, 700.-
COO 600
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-06

Mrs F C Nunnally attended
the burial OF Temple T Nunnally
IN Richmond. Wednesday,
Nj and MIS-. J w. Pollard and
Mrs w d Pollard spent Sunday
OF las, week with Mi. and Mrs.
P. L. Fox at West Point.
r, II Morgan returned Tues
day from vacation in Florida
Mr. and Mrs. O j Borum, Jr..
are announcing the birth of a son
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PAGE NINE

school class met last Monday at
the home of Miss Odell Colaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Bittinger,
Of Mt. Lake Park, and Mrs Ed
ward Smouse and daughter, Of
Fairmont, W. Va, were Tuesday
evening guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester YutzY.
Burlin Holler's Sunday school
class met at the home Of Miss
Betty Ellen Shaffer.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Shaffer,
Of Buckhannon, W. Va, visited
relatives here Thursday evening.
Frank Graham is Commissioning
in the Garrett County Memorial
hospital, Oakland, after major
operation last Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shank and
son, Of Pleasant Valley, were
Thursday evening dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Carskadon and
Mrs. Margaret Knots. Nh and
Mrs. Homer Knots and son, Lam
ny. of Mannheim, W. Va, also were
Thursday evening guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Friend and
Oscar Shatfcr were business cal
lers in Fairmont, W. Va, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucinda Biser, of Mt. Lake
Park, spent several days last week
with Rev. and Mrs. Erwin Fike.
Tr,itot N-a+ia,,. .,,,;.,,o,..i,.,, ,.;I1
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ST. PAUL'S
METHODIST CHURCH
W. s. PATTERSON. ID. d.. MINISTER

$3.50 a. m, Sunday School.
1880 a. M, Nursery for children
Of pre-school age.
l0:45 a. M. Morning Worship.
Sermon by the minister.
$3.50 p. m, Methodist Youth
Fellowship. Topic for discussion.
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A nursery for small children is
held in the social room during this
hour.
Monday: Confirmation class
1870.
Wednesday,: Red House Circle
morning and afternoon.
Thursday Chyii rehearsal, 500
BEAR CREEK CHURCH OF THE
BRETHREN
Accident. Maryland
REV. CCNNEIL T. CLANCY, Minister
$3.50 q. M. Sunday School.
1915 a. m, Morning Worship.
OUR FATHERS HOUSE
Altamont. Md.
REV. JOHN J. ATWELL. Pastor
10 a. NJ, Church School every
Sunday.
1l:OO a. NJ, Holy Communion.
second Sunday.
ll:00 a. m, Morning Prayer all
other Sundays.
St. Johns Chapel
Deer Park. Md.
1915 p. m. Church School.
6:3O p. M, Young Peoples Eel
lowship.
1880 p. M, Holy Communion.
7:30 p. m, Evening Prayer. all
other Sundays.
St. Pauls Chapel. Swanton
2 p. m, Church School every Sun
day.