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Evening star., 1953-07-25
Merit System Gains
Under Eisenhower,
Moore Tells AFGE

The first six months OF the
Eisenhower administration has
seen the civil service merit sys-
tenn strengthened rather than
weakened, Civil Service Commits
sioner George M. Moore declared
last night.
The associate Republican men,
ber of the commission spoke at
a dinner in the Mayfower Hotel
sponsored by the AFL American
Federation of Government EN-
ployes in honor of its new sec
etary-treasurer, Henrietta E.
Gliding, and her predecessor, Mrs.
Bernice B. Heffner.
Mr.. Moore predicted there will
be a greater proportion of Fed
eral employees under civil service
coverage a year from now than
there was when the Eisenhower
administration took Office.
STEADY at 30 Fer Cent.
"Eighty-six per cent of total
Federal employment was under
the competitive career system on
January 20 and 86 per cent is
under the competitive career
system tonight" Mr.. Moore de-
clared. when the record of
achievements in the civil service
field is written a year from now,
the 86 per cent of total Federal
employment in the competitive
service will not only be main
tanned, but increased" the COM
mission official added.
Mr.. Moore said the Repub-
lican administrations record in
civil service matters was much
better than the Democratic
regime dating back to 1888.
Under the Roosevelt administra-
ton. the number Of jobs under
civil service dropped to 81 per
cent, Mr.. Moore said. The other
80 per cent of the jobs were
filled on "spoils system" basis,
Mr.. Moore asserted.
Cites Achievements.
The new political Schedule C
created by the Eisenhower ad-
ministration will not jeopardize
career positions, Mr.. Moore said.
He noted that of the 318 jobs
transferred to Schedule c, only
35 had been under the merit sys-
tenn and were of policy making
nature. The rest were taken from
excepted Schedule A, which is
not under civil service, he said.
Mr.. Moore also listed some of
the administrations achievements
in civil service matters. They in
cluded:
Its successful fight to have
Congress repeal the Thomas
leave rider; a program to find
jobs for displaced careerists,
higher qualification standards
for Federal jobs, removal of the
arbitrary dismissal authority
which the State and Commerce
Departments had for years,
establishment of a central per-
Sonnel division in the Post Office
Department, and support of leg
lSlation that seeks to repeal the
Whitten promotion cllY.h rider
Evening star., 1953-07-25
Young Married
Club Luncheon

A summer get-together lunch
con will be held by the Young
Married Women's Club of the
YWCA on August 5 at the Iron
Gate Inn, 1884 N street NV.
Mrs. Thomas Bradley, presi-
dent of the club, is handling res
ervations which will be taken
through next Saturday.
The event is the annual "vaca-
ton gathering" of the club and
informally opens the program
for the year.
The club, which has been an
active YWCA program for sew
eral years. plans bi-rnonthly
social and educational events for
the more than 100 young married
women members.
Evening star., 1953-07-25
House Votes Bill to Buy
BUILDINGS on Easy Plan

The House yesterday passed
and sent to the Senate a bill to
authorize the Government to buy
buildings on the installment
plan.
The measure also would ex-
tend the authority of the Post
master General to lease quarters
for post office purposes. Sponsors
OF the bill told the House that
the measure would clear the way
for construction of many need
ed post Offices and other build
ings and save the Government
millions of dollars.
Evening star., 1953-07-25

There's only one thing you have
to do: either fill out the form be-
low or call Sterling $4,000 and
tell us when you're leaving and
where you're going.
You'll receive The Star every day
while you're away and find it
back at your door when you re-
turn.
Evening star., 1953-07-25
.Quontico Marine Dies
After Three-MiIe Hike
Ry the Assoe;etad prs..

QUANTICO, Va, July 25.-Pfc.
Joseph John Conwell, jr.. %. of
GreenSburg. Pa, collapsed and
died after what Marine Corps Of
f1cialS said was sunstroke here
yesterday.
Pfc. Conwell who enlisted
about a month ago, was a stu
dent in an officer candidate
course. His death, said Spokes-
men, occurred after a routine
three-mile hike in which 500
other officer candidates partici-
pated. 4
Evening star., 1953-07-25
Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Santmyers
Of Alexandria are leaving for
Europe on July %. They will
sail on a French line later that
day from New York, and will visit
France. Italy and Switzerland,
they will return in October.
Evening star., 1953-07-25
Just tell us ovhen you're ea0ng and eOere you re going

Have you ever noticed how busy
the "Out-of-Town Newspaper
Stands" are?
People miss their newspaper
when they're away from home.
It needn't happen to you. Well
mail you your copy of The Star
every day while you're away.
The mailing charge is less than
penny day.
CALL STerlinn 3.5nnn or
Evening star., 1953-11-14
NOTHING DOWN
BETHESDA

ATTENTION BUILDERS
In the shadow of NH: SO to 100
lots. mr.. transportation. Lots re-
corded. Engineering substantially
completed. Building permits in
about 10 days. Act promptly. For
information, call OIL. 4-0670. OIL.
4-2720.
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY, INC.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

6SO7 WIS. AVE, BETHESDA, Md
5000 It. floor. SPACE. $500 It.
5e5Sos w. '"" ' ~
SILVER SPRINGS a whole or in
part. md fl. of Office bldg. formerly
occupied ey the Nd. News: oppo,
&. & o. RR. Station: approx. 5000
50 #. CAN JU. 1-Sl01 Tues. or Fri.
bet / am. and = pm. MONT
G0MERY LAND CO.. INC. 1905 Ga.
ave Si!yes SOring Nd is
EXISTING TOURIST HOME. ~ rms.
4 baths, near Arl Co. line. Route
No. 50. Also suitable for rest home
or pvt school. No agents. IA. s.
Snia -I6
9Ii 5th ST NV, near Center Mar
ket--Suitahle for small business.
with living quarters Apply AMERI-
CAN SECURITY q TRUST Co.
ST. $4,000. -16
Evening star., 1953-11-14
ROMYE LAMBORN
FREDERICK CO., MD.

FREDER1Ch w., MD.
23S acres near Frederick, adiacen
to new Washington EXpressway, ad
joining Monocacy. River. EXcellen
stock farm, all clear, good, tillaolt
and pasture land. Grand remodelet
brick mansion dwelling, original!
built about 1850; four bedrooms, II
fireplaceS, well appointed rooms, au'
tomato heat. Large frame barn
silo, outbuildings, > tenant houses
old stone slave quarters, all private
roads to buildings. Priced for I'M
mediate possession, no further I'M
provement costs. $4,000 Shown bJ
appointment only.
10 acres with Groom modern dwell
ing, large lawn, shade and shrub.
berry, 3-car garage. small barn and
outbuildingS, ll4-acre pond. Prop.
erty located IL miles from D. G. and
only 3 minutes communters dis-
tance to B. d o. r. r. station
,OS acres in lower Middletown Val
ley. along concrete road and Catoc-
tin Greek. New milking parl0r with
) units, large bank barn; S-room
frame dwelling. $4,000, for i'm
mediate possession, SS 500 cash will
finance with semiannual principal
30 acres about Z mi. North Fred
erick; excellent bldgs; ready local
or Baltimore milk market; quick
possession, $4,000.
I34 acres along concrete road near
jefferson. T mi. West Frederick, 8
fields, road frontage; large frame
dwelling, bank barn. outbuildings,
tenant house: quick possession.
$4,000. Other farms and country
properties, acreage. Let us know
your needs. Inquire now.
Emmert r. BoWluS, Broker
100 w. Church st. Phi. MO. 2-1SS1
Frederick. Md.
Edward D. FarnSworth, Salesman
Phone MO: 3-37S6
II. NJ. Alexander, Salesman,
BuckeyestoWn 344l
Evening star., 1953-11-14
DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
IL Dupont Circle area, telephone
ans ycrilg. mail service and public
stenographef available. Call DE
p-Sn0u
DESK AND FILE SPACE, 2302 Wise
ave. NV. Available after Dec. ] for
Washington ,cprese.lte1.*e az ofu 81
town concern nr salesman; good Tree
parking facilities: telephone answer
ing service and separate trunk line
available. Gail EN-. 3-7100. III
Evening star., 1953-11-14
"GRASSLANDS'


2O2-acre cattle and sheep farm, about
% miles d. c., Warren and Fau-
uuier Counties; streams, springs.
fences, hayfields, producing 70 tons;
balance grazing, some woods. View is
breathtaking; elevation, 400 IT.;
land will accommodate 60 head cat
tie and so sheep. Improved with a
large 1880 plastered stone mansion.
eXtra-thick walls, partly restored.
center hall through house, 4 fire.
places, 5 bedrooms, bath finished,
] unfin., pantry, den or farm Of
flee, large porch, part basement.
large brick terrace. Guest cottage or
studio. Barn C2l stanchions, :
StallSl. 9 tenant houses. The usual
outbldgs. Stone spring house; 34-mi.
road frontage on hard road. 9 miles
to Front Royal. A gloriouSly beau
tiful setting. Fine place to retire.
500, 700.
ROMYE LAMBORN
OF. 1856 OF. 4-S035
Evening star., 1953-11-14
YOUR DREAM HOUSE
RAMBLER

Here is spick-and span, used. brick
2-bedrm. home; liy. rm., din. rm.
fully equip. kit, washing machine
on lge. corner lot with fenced yard
conv., Falls Church locality. PRICED
Az loan; ,reas. dn. pymt. to respon
sible purchaser.
ArfaX Realty. JE. 2-145C
Evening star., 1953-11-14
FLORIDA PROPERTY

HOME AND INCoME--G-room house
and 5-apt. bldg. rents. S225 per
mo-; Sl6,500. A real buy, So .iIii,
cash or trade. bal very easy terms
Write for .ull Information to JOHN
F. KOLAR. P. o. Box 264. Orlando,
23-RooM HOTEL with living, lounge
dining: modern equipment, beauti-
fully furnished: excellent condition;
oil-fired steam heat: S75, 900 with
good terms. Contact Cecil A. Clapp,
j. DANIEL KOLAR. Realtor. 3nd
South Main ST.. Orlando, Fla. --15
HOTEL-Fully equipped. for sale or
lease; 29 rooms. 10 baths, 3 apts.
On main road. Route II, Oranee
City. Florida. GEORGE il. PERK-
ms. 927 18th st. NV. ST. 3-234l.
SEVEN ROOMS. furnished in c3tv.
beautiful hardwood floors; oniy
81 800, lst trust $4,000, payable
$40. including interest. VIII trade
for my equity. or take S1.5fO cash;
bal. terms, Write JOHN +. KOLAf.,
Orlando. Fla. If
Evening star., 1953-11-14
WVnneWOOd

semcthin@ every lovely ndi
hrcE choice location Both onta bed
with thrcuThcut R9h Th
beautiful Both with Both the
Both the Both Both shown by
appontment by phoning ia. 10000.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
1.-THE HAMLET"

New section now open, many choice
lots now available to approved pur-
chaser. Salesman at Sl0S Kerry
lane. 10, Saturday and Sunday.
other than open hours phone MIR.
RfSIs' B19Sh5y' oEl EM conn 3334S. DtREc HES;
past East-West hwy. to Dunlop st.
lopposite Columbia Country Club.
Right one block to Glendale. left to
exhibit home.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S30.
Evening star., 1953-11-14

$3.50 DOWN-MOVE IN
Alexandria brick-Six rms, att.
fenced vd.. storm doors and win
dows. gas h.-w.h.. finished bsmt.;
S11.950. To see, call WO. 6-499S
or KL. S-1361. Id ;
Evening star., 1953-11-14
COLORED
LOTS AND AcREAGEs FOR SAL

LOTS AND AcREAGEs FOR SALE
RIVERWOOD! Choice la-acre lot in
sRANF l RR'' co S5euJE' JE $s $siiS, sfs.'0o; Or
sEABRiooK ACRES. Md adioin-
ine sobG hQmesites. 7oxl5o each. AP'
APT. HOUSE LOTS for sale in ia
koma Park; As cents per #. Ju'
HALF ACRE, water and sewer in;
good location. off Shirley, hwy;
Mr.. Brown with YEoNAs REALTY.
NEARBY FAIRFAX Co. 8 mi. to
well elevated. Price. $3.50. terms
Gall E, H; IRWIN. ia. 7-7@23 or
WooDBRIDGE 90 acres with 900
stopping center or service sta ion;
near rev 1iqh school, Al. SMITH
REALTY. KI. S-G652; ewes. TIE.
aCREAGE-CHoICE PROPERTIES in
the ,BuTtonsyille. Laurel, Beltsyille
per acre: some with houses. We are
acreage specialists. Call day or
q: 6, BARR CO, We. 5-4S67 or
SILVER hill, MD.-5 lots on Cedar
/ Dir water. electricity. OIL. 4-7265.
WILL TRADE for small rental prop
erty, 8 to acres of land with city
water and gas, in Herndon: or VIII
sell outright. Long frontage on 2
or development. JE. 2-65l7 or RA.
BEAUTiiFUL ESTATE SITE of almost
ga acres, wooded, with lge. trees
and much dogwood, in excel. neigh
borhood of higher priced homes;
less than 10 mi. from Lincoln Me
mortal. Privacy, but convenient 10
transD.. schools. stores. Other larger
and smaller sites. JE. "-65l7, RA.
$50 Down. SEQ MONTH, ls-acre
wooded homesites. ON CITY WATER.
in Shirley Acres. ? mile from clover
LEAF si o9 on ShTlsg 14RSoN tresTay vNGH S9g5 to
SON. Springfield, Va. XII. 9-575S
tclosed sundays. Is
BEST OFFER over S495 received BY
Is pm Sun. buys ST95 acre lot in
Chantilly. Fairfax Co., ia. $4,000.
BETHEsDA-APT SITE - APPROX
mately 100000 so. #; wide 'front.'
age, min. depth Owner will sub
ordinate. with release clauses; may
be bought part or entirety. Street.
sewer ana water. . casn. CaIl OL.
4-272O. OIL 4-0670. SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY. INC. --16
BETHESDA--I0 choice bldg. lots for
individual purchaser; minimum
frontage 20 It: all utils. and fin
ished St: S3,500. Call Mr.. Lebling.
Sat. and Sun, OIL. 4-66SS. ROBERT
p. HALL CO, OIL. 2-3250. --16
BETHESDA, country club area-Two-
acre To-. Price. $4,000. Call OWNER.
OIL 2-n5TS lis
BURToNSvILLE AREA-Mod. 5-rm
BUNGALOW small chicken house; p
level acres with scott. frontage on
hard r6; situated among high
priced homes here's real buy at
S1OR5n; 81 500 cash and &1a mo .
vacant immed poSs. @. 6. BARR
CO.. WE. 5-4s67 or LU. 2-27lh
Evening star., 1953-11-14
$3.50 DOWN
NOW HEAR THISI
DEMI SEMI

2-hedrm. brick semidet. homes with
pine-paneled bSmt.. in excellent To-
cation ONLY minis. 10 Pentagon
Or Wash. Near transp. aud shopping.
ing taxes and iASur. Only Sl2. 800
LIT LAGPC
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

DESIRABLE CORNER lot in choice
NV. residential location. Must be
100X200 #. or more. All cash deal.
Box 10y Star; ,,,,r .cnIl5
Within IL miles OF District Phone
sat Sun evenings LII 3-O1hA
Evening star., 1953-11-14
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
tcontinued.l st

WHEATON AREAS lots; sewer
! and water available; good buy for
| builder. Eyes, Sat. and Sun, Mr..
! Lebling. OIL. 4-66SS. ROBERT B.
HALL CO.. OIL. 2-3250. lie
ONE-IALF ACRE, wooded, corner
lot; Falls Church area; $4,000, JE..
Evening star., 1953-11-14
Variety of Fine Acreage
NEARBY FAIRFAX COUNTY,
UNSPOILED BY CHEAP

DEVELOPMENTS
/. In our restricted lake area near
Colvin Run. acres and more;
$500 per acre.
.. Near Potomac River. 10 acres and
more; $500 per acre.
3. Near Madeira School; several To-
acre parcels at 81 900 per acre.
4. River-view property and river
front. Vicinity of Great Falls. 5
acres and more; $1,100 per acre
and up.
HERMAN E. GASCH g. SON
Evening star., 1953-11-14
HOME WITH INCOME

Fiye-room furnished home; garage;
tile bath; orange grove. Taxes ~
per year. On paved road; faces
600, viii trade. GEORGE n. Pg7E-
ms. e27 18th st. NV. ST. 3-..tL
Evening star., 1953-11-14
WATER FRONT PROP FOR SALE

31Is ACRES, 1O-min. drive TO CO.
lonial Beach; can be divided into
lots for cottages or beautiful home
sites; 610-ft. highway trontage;
, s.; 900. DN. 4-7556. ., Ia
Found 6o%ss on aevfssy Bsy fTent ysaf
Mason's Beach; priced from S7,750
for new home; easy committing dis
tance. B. NJ ODUM, RE. 7-52l6.
or MR.. RICE. West River sos.
BEAUTIFUL RED GATE, loo. Mel
bourne ave. MaSon's Beach, Deaie.
Md; bedrms,. "a baths; INV.
Dashboard heat; large living rm.,
dining rm., Solarium; modern kit;
beautifully furn. Has Bendix wssh-
down to Mr.. odum's residence on
Melbourne ave, Mason's Beach, and
get key, or call RE. 7-52l6. or West
on n PoTTo5MlAC T5Sl RIVER, 20 mi. from
Washington, at end of Shirley hwy;
SreD RedFms Ee eaniry iy Tm 1nd wish sn1ec1sS SS
front porch; all mod. conven., incl.
new heating plant. win rent lurn.
or unfurn Dock and boat go with
house. Contact owner at Fairleen.
Woodbridge, Va. Go 2 mi. south
turn left on Hwy. 636 for j mi.
then turn right into property;
SIX ROOMS AND BATH. large lot. 1
blk. from water. Water privileges.
West shadyside, Md, $500. JU.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Masons Beach,
pLeale, Nd; beautiful, modern home,
attractive shrubs and lawn; facing
bay, Act today to secure this little
Jewel. See Mr.. Odum, sign on lamp
most MplhOrnp MoSnnfe
Beach. Call RE. 7-52i6. Sat, Sun.
and ewes, West River 6l31 or West
River 6703. Id
BAY RIDGE-The location of this
bungalow is one the Chesapeake
Bay where 1t Joins the Severn
the bridge. The grounds are small
but beautifully planted. Modern in
design and decoration, there are
3 bedrooms, 3 baths and servants
room. A large modern kitchen. The
living room and dining room must
be described as beautiful. Features
include masonry construction, COM
plete insulation (even the steel
beams underneath are. inSulated)
tiled baths, fireplace. television rm.
dressing room and shower. The
price is moderate for so fine q
RIVER CLUB EsTATEs-A very
convenient home In highly de-
Sirable location. A half-acre shaded
with large oaks, convenient to the
water and school. Also the very
complete clubhouse is available.
The home is nice. A living room
,firepiace), dining area, modern
kitchen and 2 bedrooms and bath
on the LIST n. Upstairs are two
more nice bedrooms. Oil-heat ga
rage.
SEVERN RIVER. North shore--Ths
location OF this home must be de-
scribed as grand" % acres di-
rectly on the river. close to Arnold.
Beautiful planting. over 1,7OO feet
on the river. A very gracious home
with five bedrooms and three baths.
The living room. dining rnon and
entrance hall are beautifully pam
eled. The kitchen is modern and so
is the heating plant. Garage with
an apartment. We have seldom of
fered for sale as gracious a home
in such neighborhood and with so
many natural advantages as this
one.
Joseph D. Lazenby, Realtor
2I5 Main st. Annapolis, Nd.
Phone: Colonial 3-nGS4
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"RAVENWOOD"

Virginia's finest. only a few home
sites remaining; IA acre. up; i'm
provements. Buy now, build later.
Terms. Information, JE. 2-291O.
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BUS. PRoP.-RENT tcort.)

ROOMING HOUSE-2125 H st. NV.
h.-w.h. SI25. LO. 5-SS22. -15
I 1865 18th ST. NV, near Conn.
and M St.-Showroom, store, oflces,
etc. . floors; end commercial. ME.
S::4100. MR.. PILSoN, AID. 4-S64S,
STORE, 1717 corwin dr.. Sill. spg.,
approx. 15x1S: $50. FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st. NV. Ma.
CENTRAL NV. LOCATION potomac
Parkway area)-Two-story building
containing approx. $500 So. ft. with
loading dock, gas hot-water heat
ample toilet facilities and private
parking for. 10 to IL cars. Some
rms. with air conditioning. Suitable
Tor wholesale distributors. ware
housing. architects and engineers
oftice use, etc: Reas, rent. Immed
Department. SHANNON & .LUCHS
co. Realtors, 1905 H st. NV.
JEFF. DAVIS HWY, ARL.. VA. (No. I
truck route l--Zoned industrial. Ap-
prox. $4,000 So. ft. of incloSed
space; approx; 1000 50. #. in she'd
dt,.d # in ,.v;ift;n. vaGant ground, Excellent
Establliished ,shli mill working plant.
ness. Leased as a whole or in part;
also for sale. Reas. rent. Prompt
poss. Consult Mr.. TAYLOR or Mr..
Jenkins. Leasing Department. SHAN
NON e. LUCHS CO. Realtors, 1905
II st NV MA S-o345 liz
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

Let the Landlord Suffer
$500 DOWN-GI
Is all you need to buy this new q
bedrm. rambler on ia-acre wooded
lot. Just off Shirley hwy, at
Springfield Clover Leaf. This is
without a doubt the best buy you
|. have seen this yr for only Sl2,150.
MILLS REALTY
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
81 500 DOWN

Falls Church. An-brick Cape Cod
Full bsmt., lge. liv. rm.. fireplace:
sep. din. rm,, equipped kit, tile
hath;t . bedrooms, expandahle attic
with / room partially finished.
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1920 DOWN
SIS MONTH

house, four large rooms
and bath on almost two acres: small
barn; in built-up community con-
venient to everything. House is
vacant. Price $4,000.
35-minute drive out Arlington blvd
or Lee hwy. to Centerville; turn left
at traffic light on Route 2S Coward
ManaSsaS1 four miles to big blank
yellow sign On left and Office of
YORKSHIRE ACRES on left. Open
/ to q pm. only. Bring deposit. is
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LEASING DEPARTMENT
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO
Realtors Since 1906
1905 H ST. NV. Ma. S-2ais
-15
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Doctors Home and Office
CreStWOod Colonial

school Ver
Schen - beh , biz BEDROOMS on md doo tile bath Fui
Only S3500 required Home at
trctvey If know these homes yeun jump at thu
Buy be in by Christmas IA. 10000.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont,

NEW CORNER APT.--Approx. S16,-
600 yearly rent. 2-bedrm. units,
picture windows, garbage disposal
freezer compartmenI relgrs; EYES; EYES
Realtor, 1918 X st. NV, Ma. S-0753
SILVER SPRING-GA. AVE.-Cornel
stn-e rented 81 900 per yr. Sale al
S66,000. Fulton S-5814. --15
NINE UNIT APT. BLDG, Arlington
New; SS.19O gross YEARLY income
SARAH SCOTT, ia. 7-006S anc
ia. S-3313. go
FOUR FAMILY-N. .W.-S3O.5 500
ALL , BEDRMS.-INCOME $500
FOUR FAMILY-S E.-S26,95O
Gas Units. Tenants Paw Everything
SAM PnGEV An sJr7nn I :
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IF YOU WANT a real homesite with
possibilities, in a quiet, refined COM
munity mot just another lott, then
see what we can offer you in
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-11

ma Giberson, Willie Jordan, Mrs.
Hazel Turner, Mr., and Mrs. Taft
Rather Poplar Bluff. Mo, Mrs
Lorene Young, Leon Smiley, Bar
bara and Bette Thomas, Bridge
Port, Conn, Ralph Rather, st.
Louis, Calvin Fleming, Detroit,
Nh, and Mrs. Lewis Canada and
Kenneth Canada, Rev. Ollie Wat
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Bell
ingsley. La Crosse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon Immersion, Augusta; Mr.
and Mrs Frank Sherrell, Harsch-
ell, Cecil and Wilma Jean Sherrell
and Mrs. Moose Rather, Rayon
Kenneth and Jerry Odom, Bates
vile; Mrs. Earthly Brooks, Lewis.
Velmer, Thelma, and Willie Mae
Bl ooks, Alfred MerWeather, So.
Bend, Indiana; Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Drayton, Kansas City, Bernard
Madison, Sparten. Ill Afternoon
callers were, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Mar
tin, Mr., and Mrs. Levi Drayton
and w. M. Martin. Fred Flett-
WOOD and Tom Garter (white)
Several members of the family
We're unable to attend.
Arkansas State press., 1953-09-11

les, Willie Goldman passed. His
body was shipped here and car
ried to Portland for funeral serv-
ices and burial. He is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Annie Goldman,
mother and father, three sisters
end a brother Eddie Feaster
of ST. Louis is visiting his broth
er, ]. S. Feaster and family q
JOIN A. Feaster and Luther K,
Fasion, have returned from Flint,
Mich, to attend AMIN college
Rev and Mrs. l.. K. Williams
and family, visited in Hot Springs
last week Melvin Reaves Is
ON the sick list. He is in the hos
pital Dan Brandon is back
home from the veterans hospital
in L. r. He will return to the
hospital soon The pflhelpal
and faculty of Bradley County HI
school are asking all parents to
SIND their CHILDREN to school .
II you have any news for the pa
per, pyease call or see Thomas b,
Feaster. Phone 10TH Mrs
Arthur Clark attended the PTA
meeting in Pine Bluff last week,