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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-18
AS THE EVENING STAR
80" Washington, D. G.
RATIJRnAY. July IA, I0KS
UarA If TtankH

JANIFER, sERGT. JOSEPH c. The fam
wish to thank their many friends and
neighbors for the floral tributes and
kind sympathy extended during our
bereavement. 10
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Preacher From Stanford

The Rev. Alexander Miller, lee
turer in religion at Stanford Uni
versity, will occupy the pulpit of
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, 1913 New York avenue
NV, for the II am. service to-
morrow Mr.. Miller will speak
on THE Undivided Trinity"
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St. Peter CIover Forum

The Rev. Stephen Hartdegen
Of Holy Name College, will speak
on Christian Poverty" at a
forum at 8 pm. Monday In the
st. Peter Claver Center, S14
Seventh street S.W.
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ABBATE. GIUSEPPE. A tribute of love
Gu1sEPPE ABBATE, who departed this
life eighteen years ago today. July ID.
1885.
The voice is mute and stilled the heart
All. bitter was the trial to part
From one so good as you.
DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
BOWMAN. JOHNNIE. In memory Of our
son and brother, JOHNNIE BOWMAN,
July 10. 1851.
It was on q Wednesday morning, two
years ago today.
/ stood outside my Johnnie's door,
Praying and begging, God; our 4 tatne1;
But God had garden Of flowers.
The roses in 1t were few;
Our savior wanteda beautiful rose
And Johnnie. honey. He took you.
MOMMIE DADDY. SONYA AND JACK.
HAYES ,CkIa Ami ANNE. e msmoEy q my &C.
July il. 1851.
Two wears have passed since that sad
When the one we loved was called away.
God took him home, 1t was His will.
Within our hearts he liveth still.
HER DEVOTED FRIEND. MAMIE.
HILL. AMELIA. In loving memory Of
MRS. AMELIA HILL who entered into
,ternal rest fifteen years ago today.
He gives His beloved sleep.
HER DAUGHTER. HARRIET E. KING.
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f Fan. :. 'hf SS 5s9ss H. + Ry s.
At ~ . ave Mon sc: @y Y,1,a services
Holy. Comforter Church, I4th and z.
Capitol SITS. Interment Fort Lincoln
JAMES M. 1NMAN, President.
MILTON L. BECKER. kec.-Cor. Secy.
TROYNAR, ANTHONY A. On July Is,
1872 At Prince Georges General Hos
son Of Louis Troynar Of Fairmont, W.
lis Of Fairmont, w. Va; Miss stephanie
rense stons Of was sa M5s Lay
Edwin, J. Troynar Of Aliauippa, Pa.
Friends may call at Lees Funeral Home
indl 81: ,, ana Mass, ave. ne, where serv-
10 am Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 10
ZURICH. WILLIAM H. Suddenly on
E HnS5;ta, ,J July ynd Is l9Ss GsnsFs
II. ULRicH Of 1884 N. il. ave. NV,
beloved husband OF Gladys r. ulrich
and father of Gail E, UIr!ch. brother
OF MIS-. Katherine Stringer. Mrs. Julia
car 6 nH 'n all a NJ cafona Edg gsTS
ices Monday. July 20. at i:3O pm.
at W.. A. Brown 4 Son funeral Home,
Los Los Angeles, Calf. 1nterment inter-
vIGNAU, ALPHONSE J. Suddenly. on
Thursday. July 16, 1858. at his resi-
yXyIl eIS beloved husband 81 Josephine
also is survived by brother and sister
IN Pau. France. and by two grandchil-
dren; Friends may cali at the Lee Flu
I neral Home. 4th St: and Mass. ave. ne.
QUEEN mass will be offered at Holy Com
torter Catholic Church, 14th and East
capitol sts., at am. 1nterment Gear
WASHINGTON, GEORGE. On Friday.
July u, 1853, GEORGE WASHINGTON
neral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY Frazier
WEST: MARTHA Z. On Friday. July
II. 1858, at her residence. sos 6.nd
ave-; Eairmont Heights, Md. MARTHA
Paee Bertha Brook s4 and s asa o coIey
Lillian McWiIliams and Wilbur Green.
and rends s'ei Att @1ny other n s Mondsy
July go. friends may cali at the above
G Gesiden nee; F. Funeral services on Tues.
Memorial church A. i4t Rm and s' ct s5STns
eiatins. Interment Wednesday' July
c 81 ct ESQ am, in Arlington National
nILKERSON. ELLA MARY. oepar,ed
At her residence, I9-A M st. s.w.,
ELLA MARY WILKERSON. beloved
mother OF Joseph T. Magruder. devoted
sister OF Mrs. Cecilia Williams. She
also leaves to mourn their loss four
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the John r Rhines & Co.
Funeral Home .901 3rd ct s.w, where
friends may call after 3 pm sunday,
July 10. Funeral Monday. July 90
az pm. from the Ebenezer Methodist
CHURCH: 4th and D SITS. Sc. the Rev.
G. b LeGrange ofhciatinK. Irterment
Woodlawn Cemetery 10
WOODLAND. PATRICIA. ON Thursday.
July 10, 1853. PATRICIA WOODLAND
OF ll6O Abbey pl. me-. loving sister
81 Joseph T.. Ann and Gussie Wood
land and Mrs. Francis Sharp. A host
OF other relatives and friends also
survive. After IL noon sunday, July
neral Home. 3ss r. I. ave. NV. Mass
will be said at Q am. Monday. July
20. from the Holy Pedeemer Catholic
Church. 1nterrnent et. Jeseph's Church
Cemetery. MofEAn2A. Nd. 10
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HlTE, ROBERT W. On Friday, July II,
1853. at Mount Alto Hospital. ROBERT
w. HITE Of 5000 Carroll ave, Silver
sp'I rine. Nd, beloved husband Of Edna
Of Mary e. Cheek John W. jr.,
Charles A.. Daniel e. and Monroe Hite.
Friends may call at the Takoma Fu-
services will be held on Monday, July
90, ct 2 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 10
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LEE, LULA J. On Wednesday. July Is.
1858. at her residence. 1913 v st. NV,
LULA ]. LEE beloved mother of Clar-
nieces MRS Gertrude sJ ai' WiIKinson. Mrs
Sadie Sutrdevant and Mrs. Sister Christ
mas: two nephews. Bledsoe and Howard
johnson; other relatives and many
friends. After IL noon Sunday, July
10, friends are invited to call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1929 9th ST.
NV, where services will be held Mon
day, July 20. at l pm. Interment Ar
hngton National Cemetery. 10
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-22
HARRISBURG NEWS
Evelyn Porerfield Goithersburu 757-J.l
Goithersburg 757-J-l

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin K. Burdette
announce the birth of their daugh-
ter, born last Monday at Montgom-
cry County General Hospital. Both
mother and child are doing well.
The Girls All Club held their
monthly meeting at the Clarks-
burg Church Hall, Saturday after
noon. There was short business
meeting after which Miss Bunny
Wing gave a splendid demonstra-
ton of how to get an easy supper.
There were twelve girls present
besides the two local leaders, Mrs.
Russell Bing and Mrs. Rodney
Keith.
Miss Flo Seiders and Miss Anita
King visited Mrs. Margaret Seiders
in Washington last Sunday.
The Clarksburg NJ e h ODDS t
Church observed Laymen's Day on
Sunday. The entire service was
conducted by two laymen and one
laywoman. Ora H. King. the
church lay leader, called the order
of worship and gave the children's
message. Mr.. King lead the con-
gregation in singing the hymns.
He gave splendid prayer. Mrs.
Paul D. Burner, president of the
Women's Society of the church,
read the scripture lesson. Ralph
F. Martz, president of the Board
of Trustees, delivered the main
message of the service. Mr..
Martz's message was entitled "a
Layman Looks Toward Christ.
The attendance was large.
The MYF workshop was held at
Poolesville on Sunday afternoon.
There was a sub-District Rally
held at the Poolesville Church on
Sunday night at 1880 p. m. DR..
Asbury Smith spoke.
The Clarksburg Optimist Club
held turkey supper at the Hyatts-
town Fire House. General Eugene
s. Bib of Baltimore was the main
speaker.
Mrs. w. K. Matthews of DECKER
son is now home reeuperating from
broken arm and fractured foot.
Her many friends wish her speedy
recovery.
Ora King, superintendent of the
Clarksburg Methodist Sunday
School, hopes that more parents
will bring their children to Sunday
School.
The Clarksburg WSCS will meet
at the home of Mrs. Ora King on
Tuesday at p. m.
T he Germantown Religious
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-22

graduate department of the Uni
versity of Virginia and entered the
School of Medicine from which he
received his degree in 1913. While
at the University he was a mem
Der of Beta Theta Pi, Lambda Pi,
German Society, Eli Banana,
Imp. and the Calconon Club. DR..
Kindred is now on duty at the Ma
val Medical Schoil, National Naval
Medical Center, where he is Officer
in charge of the Tissue Bank.
Out of town guests inclued:
Miss Priscilla Goggin of Boston,
Massachusetts; DR.. and Mrs.
James E. Kindred of Charlottes-
vile, Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
" Shore. Pittsburgh; DR.. and Mrs.
George w. Hyatt of Wilmington,
Delaware.
AT Home in Chevy Chase
Other guests were Captain and
Mrs. E. B. Coyl, DR.. and Mrs.
Chalmers R. Carr and DR.. and Mrs.
Clifford A. Stevenson.
Following wedding trip to the
Eastern Shore of Virginia DR.. and
Mrs. Kindred will be at home at
4730 Bradley Boulevard, Chevy
Chase, Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-22

Welcome to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
my Robertson who moved into their
new home on Laytonsville Road
last weekend. The Robertsons
lived formerly in Silver Spring.
Mrs. Robertson was the former
Miss Mary Lou Walker of Cal
thersburg.
Don't forget the Ascension
Chapel Guild Rummage Sale this
Friday evening from Z to 9 pm.
and Saturday from until ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Forten flew
to Cgdensburg, N. Y; last week
end to attend the wedding of Mr..
Forten's brother.
Miss Edna Beall has returned
from Oak Park, ILL.,, where she
spent the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Gertrude Linhardt. Mrs. Lin
hardt accompanied Miss Beal
home for a short visit.
Two turkey dinners schedules
WIS "SSh are luc luihty dlllileT
Of Grace Methodist church on
Thursday, October %, at the
church, from a until s pm. and
st. Martins Church supper On Sat
urday, October "a, from 5 until
8 pm. at the Agricultural Center.
Added features of the two suppers
are a bazaar at the Grace Church
supper and a country store will be
held in connection with St. Mar
tins supper.
Saturday, October 81, there will
big doings in Gaithersburg. To
start things off the Lions Club will
again be sponsoring their annual
Halloween party. This begins at
7 and will be. held in front of the
First National Bank, outside near
the elementary school. Prizes will
be awarded for the best costumes
in different age groups. Following
that party the Gaithersburg- Wash
ington Grove Fire Department will
have a benefit dance at the Ag
Center. Among the added attrac-
tions at the dance will be a beef
trust floor show, which will be
something to see. So on Halloween
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-22
Evelyn PorferfieId

The Clarksburg Pond was again
the scene of an enjoyable weiner
roast. Students from Bladensburg
and Gaithersburg High Schools
were guests of Miss Evelyn Porter
field at the weiner roast on Thurs
day, October Is.
Other visitors to the community
this week were Mr.. and Mrs. John
King of Baltimore. The Kings
were guests of the Raymond Kings.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Wilhide on the arrival of
their new baby boy.
Clarksburg is represented on the
Gaithersburg football team this
team this year by Robert Huerto
Arthur Huerto, Bobby Truit, CAME
Steele and Paul Goldberg. We are
proud to say the Clarksburg mem
bers have scored the vast majority
of the touchdowns thus far.
Clarksbprg residents were pre-
sent at the turkey dinner at Barns
vile on Saturday, October II.
Roberto Huerto, Gaithersburg
High School Student Council mem
Der, travelled to Rochester, New
York, this week to participate in
the Exchange Program set up by
the two high schools.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-22

One more remainder news
must be in no later than Monday
evenings. My news is sent in early
Tuesday morning and news that
comes in after Monday must be
held over until the next week.
The Week of Prayer service of
Grace and Epworth churches will
be held on Sunday, October 25, at
7;30 in Davis lounge of the Asbury
Methodist Home. The public is
cordially invited.
On Saturday, October II, Girl
Scout Troop 3l9, Gaithersburg,
with their leaders Mrs. John Gloyd
and Mrs. Charles Burton went to
Camp Pencil, Thurmont, for an
afternoon of nature. After an en-
joyable tramp through the woods
the girls had their supper there.
Pvt. Leo La iona spent a fifteen
day furlough recently with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles La
iona of Gaithersburg, before leav-
ing for Camp SLOVENIAN, Calf;
for overseas duty with the 18th
Airbone Div. in Japan. Pvt. La
iona was formerly assigned to
the 1st Student Regt. at Fort Ben
ming, Ga, and requested reassign-
ment to the Airbone Div. for a tour
OF duty of at least two years.
While he was at home, Pvt. La
iona was pleased to see two of his
old buddies, Ray Rose and Benny
Powers. Pvt. Powers recently re-
turned from Korea where he was
stationed for approximately "a
months,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-22

It's Happy Birthday to several
little people who've celebrated that
important day recently. Patty
Hamm was on October Z. Mickey
Litz was 6 on October.8, and Elaine
Mccarthy was all of Z years old
October 10. Elaine took her little
guests to the movies and then
there were games and refresh
ments at home later.
A local artist, Mrs. Nicholas Pie
gari, who is so we'll known for
her textile painting, is teaching
night classes in several Of the high
schools over the county. One of
the classes that will interest us
most here in Twinbrook meets each
Tuesday night at TOO pm. in
Richard Montgomery High School.
More students are needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Piegari were in
New York over the weekend at
tend 'ng the National Seabee Con-
vention. Mr.. Piegari was member
during the War. Dendra and Ken
ny visited relatives.
Mrs. Julian Sante, of Atlantic
Avenue, was one of the judges of
the All Club Girls apple pies in
their baking contest last week.
Among those attending the
Montgomery County Thrift Shop
Benefit Tea and Style Show last
Wednesday afternoon were Mrs.
Lee Woelk, Mrs. Dickran Hovse-
plan, Mrs. Wayne Buchanan, and
Mrs. Claud Cross.
Paul Riddlemoser, of Ardennes,
was in Dubuque, Iowa, last week
on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Shelly were
in New York part of last week on
business and visiting relatives.
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dress of sweetheart lace over slip
per satin offset by panel of per-
manently pleated nylon pleats. Her
corsage was of white carnations.
Miss Harriet Juanita Adams,
sister of the bride, was maid of
honor. She was gowned in ankle
length ice blue nylon over slipper
satin and carried amber carna-
tons.
Miss Betsy Jean Adams, an
other sister Of the bride, also wore
an ankle length gown of ice blue
nylon over slipper satin. She car
ried pink carnations.
DR.. w. Ronald Strong was best
man for 1t. Kindred. Ushers were
DR.. Stanley Foultz and DR.. Ed
ward Laskowski.
The brides mother wore a gray
blue taffeta afternoon dress with
matching hat and elbow length
gloves.
The bridegroom's mother was
beautifully gowned in a blue lace
afternoon dress.
Parents Give Reception
A reception followed the cere-
mony at the home of the brides
parents.
The bride is a graduate of
Richadd Montgomery High School
and Averett College for Women at
Danville, Virginia.
DR.. Gindred attended the under
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-22

Education Conference for all
teachers and parents will be held
at the Germantown Methodist
Church at 8 p. m on Wednesday.
There will be a special meeting
committee which is planning the
Clarksburg Day Activities and the
Halloween Party at 1870 p. m. on
October %. All interested parties
are requested to be present.
Don't forget the Clarksburg
Methodist Church turkey supper to
be held at the Church Hall on Sat-
urday starting at p. m.
The WSCS of the Germantown
Methodist Church is sponsoring a
World Day of Prayer Program.
Don't forget the Clarksburg Day
to be held on October 81. There
will be Bake Sale in the after
noon. There will be games at
Kings Park in the afternoon.
There will be a Halloween Party
and Parade in the evening. Many
prizes will be given away.
Don't forget that free Chest X
ray for the Clarksburg area to be
held at the Clarksburg School on
November 5 from 10 a. m. until
1880 p. m.
Miss Margaret Sayler and her
mother, Mrs. Esther Sayler of
Walkersville, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph F. Martz of Clarksburg on
Sunday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-22
Dodge Attends
TEMPERANCE Meet

Coming from various sections
of the country to the nations CAPT
tai last week were more than 500
Methodist leaders from across the
nation to meet with representa-
tives of interested secular agencies
in a three-day Briefing Conference
and Citizenship Convocation.
Among those attending the con-
ference sponsored by the church's
national Board of Temperance was
William Wesley Dodge Of Rock
vile. The meeting was held in
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
church. =
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-22

Miss Annabelle Adams, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Will
liam Adams of Gaithersburg, was
married on Oceober 10, to 1t. Ro-
bert ellis Kindred, (MC) USNR,
sen of DR.. and Mrs. James f.
Kindred of Charlottesville, Vir-
ginia.
The Rev. John w. Gates per-
formed the ceremony at the Be-
thesda First Baptist Church.
Given by Father
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore an axle length
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-22

night there should be some kind
of entertainment for everyone -
young and old. Get your thinking
caps on and plan costume for
both events. Who knows, you might
win prize.
Adult classes at the high school
are now in progress. 1t is not too
late to enroll if you are interested.
One class not mentioned last week
is a physicalled class for men and
women. This meets on Wednesday
nights from 7 to 10 p m. For fur
Their information en- any of the
classes call Mr.. w. L. Edwards at
the high school.
The members Of the Friendly
Bible Glass of Epworth Church
had covered dish supper on Tues
day evening for their families.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-22
In AN, AROUND GaitherSburS
Mrs. George Darby Gsithenbug $40
Gaithersburg $40
Mrs. George Darby

Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures na llna l
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Twin Brook
Mrs. Caud o. Gross
Phone poplar 2-4549

nmNITlIllIINNlTllNTllllIlINNNTlNllNII
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

HOUSES FOE CASH. to sell on terms:
Us for Q bid. regardless Of location
Or Condition.. CAL At once: no charge
for consfitAti0n, On.the-spot action.
can JOeEPH KINSKY, ST. 3-6311; !;
evenings OIL. z-5674. ga
DIRECT FROM OWNER House n
vicinity Of BfightWood or pet-
worth. RA. 0-e227. ~. 6-e664. LII
/ WILL PAY YOU CASH for your
home. Any location. Quick action
RE. 7-2201. 20. 3-4166-
WANTED - 2-bedrm. house. nearby
Va. not over $4,000. reasonable
terms. Prefer owner. IA. 2-l0S9'
HOUSE w,tl, / bedrns.. den: ses.ooo
to S33, 600; Falls Church area;
$4,000 cash. Give fun details.
Box 61.Z. Star. -1z
ARMY OFFICER desires buy equity
and assume payments on or. ,
bedrrn. house. Box 41s-x, star.
DrRKCT FROM owNERBrick house
ii b. c. Or Nd; aH cash; quick
settlement. JU. 5-76e7.
NEED a-BEDRll. HOME. In desir-
/ able Sc. d. c., or adjacent Nd:
for retired serviceman. LU. 2-770O,
Ext. 12A, evenings. --12
VIZ HAVE SEVERAL excellent pros
poets for weil-prlced homes IN near
by Arlingtgn. under S2S, 900. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS. IA. b-0260. Eves.,
-. A-3<St.
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SILVER SPRING

OFF NEW HAMpsHIRE AVE, S13.6OO
5emidet., oil heat, rent S11O.
SAM RosEY. AD. 4-27O0
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T. Units. 2 ofices. Al location. con-
erately priced. Shows l2%S net re-
turn plus amortization. Call Jim
ARTHUR L. WALTERS
IA. 2.4141 8 til 8 IA. '7.b2OO
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

HOME rooms.
baths, 2-car garage with work shop
8 acres land on blAck-top road
Hsy. 40 miles D. c. 50, $50. WAL.
TER M. BAUMAN, 1727 x Sc. NV.
MA. 8-6229. Ewes. SUM-, WO. O.
O74T.
LUXURIOUS country home with Al
acres NEAR GETTYSBURG. Spruce
Manor, IL miles west OF Gettys'
bury along Lincoln Highway neal
Caledonia. A picturesque and we'll
preserved old stone house, 8 rooms,
oil heat. bath spacious living room
sp0rkIinG swimming pool size 4Ox40
2.car garage, barn suitable for many
riding horses. Beautiful HANDICAPPED
with quaint old trees, rare shrub
berry and stream Of water suitable
AUsHERMAN BROS. Realtors. 126
II. Main St., Chambersburg. Pa.
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"BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
1900 Farm Road
OPEN TODAY
2 TIL, & PM

Located on the heights Of Alexandria
near the ,Fairlington shopping CEN
ter, conveniently located 10 St.
MaHy's Parochial School. st. Agnes
Episcopal School for Girls and st..
stephens e Episcopal School for ioE Boys
Jefferson Park and Colonial Park,
this beautiful. gracious. modern
home is one Of Alexandria's finest
homes. In q .garden-like setting.
abundant with beautiful trees. f1cw-
erint shrubs, roses and evergreens.
beauty from early spring to late
fall. The plat (i00xl251 is level
and there is an underground water
ing system to water the lawn. An
additional (50-ftO lot may be pur-
chased at q most reasonable figure.
As in,.lsa+ dss.ishtfpl as. e the exterior + the
Rooms include 8 t15x255 living room
with diversified fireplace and laree
windows; dining room (12Xl6) with
large windows and built-in china
cupboard. The gracious hall has an
artistic circular modern stairway:
and there is a Irst-noor bath.
On the 2nd door are 5 master bed
rooms. each with walk-in closets
2 tiled baths: double glass heated
selarium with INTERCHANGEABLE
screens. TREMENDOUS oullt-tn nlan.
ket and linen closet. Deck porch
The basement contains nicely I'M
iehed and spacious servants room
and bath. Built-in garage Tele-
phone Jack system. Hot.water heat
Ing system. Reasonable terms;
DIRECTIONS: out Russell I'd. "a
Draddock I'd. (at Cannon), right al
Cannon and out Braddock I'd. q
Valley dr.. right on Valley DIR. y
block to hrSt street marked with
our arrow (Eordham rd.1, right tC
Ridge rd., left on Ridge rd. to sum-
nit ave-, right on Summit ave. Il
Farm rd... left on Farm rd. to ouI
OPEN sign. Weekdays, ia. 2.3s3S
Geo. Mason Green Co.
REALTORS
9e40 wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
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VIRGINIA PROPERTIES
OPEN
THIS WEEKEND
"ALCOVA HEIGHTS"
1912 South 7th st.
OPEN NOON TIL 8


Most convenient to the Pentagon and
Navy Buildings and within walking
distance Of Arlington Hall, this Eng
lish brick home will appeal to the
couple or small family seeking q
spacious 2-bedrooI1, 2z-bath home
with large rooms. Situated on a
level lot, with plenty OF garden
space. it is near transportation and
schools. Rooms, on the flrSt floor.
are living room 12x20) with fire.
place and French doors to screened
porch, dining room (11x12),
equipped kitchen with breakfast
nook with quaint English latticed
window. On the second floor, mas
ter bedroom (15x16) with many
closets and private bath. guest bed
room (12x13) with private bath.
The basement contains most at
tractive paneled recreation room
with fireplace and built-in bar and
with adj. powder room. Attached
garage. Reasonable terms. Price,
DIRECTIONS: Out Route SO tArling-
ton blvd.) to trafic light at Arling-
ton blvd. and Glebe rd., left on
Glebe I'd. to South 9TH ST., right on
South eth to our OPEN sign.
Weekdays, ia. 2-3S3S. Evenings and
Sundays, call Col. Pippin, ia. 5-S165.
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4SELlSeG16 S4aooo poWN SHHfT

Owner is buying larger home and au-
thorizes price reduction for imme-
diate ~ale of present house. Dis
tinctive 3-bdrm. brick rambler In
best area near country club. Lge
hy. .rm. with fireplace and picture
window, lge. dining ell. charming
kitchen with breakfast bar; fenced
rear yard. beaut. handicapped. Un-
der 100000. Directions: Across Key
Bridge and out Lee highway to Old
Dominion drive, turn right. continue
T. Williamsburg blvd, turn right to
Evening star., 1953-02-22
ALEXANDRIA
FORT BELVOIR

WOOULAWN MANOh
You can assume $1,000 GI loan
MENTS on this comfortable 3-bdrm.
rambler situated on wooded half
acre lot. close to Fort Belvoir. Full
bsmt oil h.-w.h.: S1S,5O0, and
owner will hold small End trust
Directions: Across 14th st. Bridge
and down Mt. Vernon Memorial
tinuing past Mt. Vernon to Wood
lawn Manor. Turn right on Roberts
I'd proceed to omen sign.