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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-02
Returns Home

Returns Home
Mrs D. E Brown has returned
home after visit with hcl dau9h-
ter, Mrs. Frank Thompson, of Hot
Springs.
Miss Reba Martin. Miss Shirley
cambridge and Wallace Garrett,
Of Richmond. spent the week end
with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Page and
daughter, Of Lynchburg. visited
relatives here Friday.
Conference
Mrs. r E. y. Blanton attended
a conference 81 Blackstone Pres
byterlan Church. Wednesday.
Mrs. c. H. McGlothlin is spend
ing the week in Richmond with
her daughter, Mrs. Elmer H. Gish
Mrs Max Stone and daughter,
Maxine. have returned to their
home in Arlington.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-02
PowhatanHi Notes

School spirit Of the students Of
PoWhatan Hieh will be boosted
higher each week with a pep rail-
~ before each football game. The
rally was 4 SUGGESTION by Mr.. Let
son. Students Ike the idea very
much
Cheer leaders have been selected
for the year They are Darlene
Paleogas, Gage Walker. Jacky
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-04-04
received an arroy of useful gifts.

received an arroy of useful gifts
Those who helped to make his birthday
long remembered occasion were as fol-
lowing: Mesdames Ella Mitchell, q. N.
Stockton, Florence Board, Eva Rakes, Pat
tie Smith, Grace Norman, Berda Jones
Jean Early, Grace Mitchell, Pearl Turner
Marian Craighead, Nancy Moore, Sally
Taliferro, jamie Mae Moore Bette Belch-
er, Annie Spragins, Lula Owens, Hastee,l
Hayes, Halle Edmunds, Ruth Wor-
mack and Misses Naomi Willis, and Delor-
es Norman, also Messrs. j. r. Board, C.
r. Meadows. Joseph Owens, James Will
liams, David Fraction, Gregory Pannell,
Henry Manns, Rev. A. L. Bailey, Jessie
Rakes, Hasley Norman, Hasley Moorm-
an Jr, Roger Norman, Houston English,
Charles Spragins, Rev. F. E. Alexander,
and Rev. and Mrs. w. M. Moore.
Miss Grace Moore of Washington, D. G..
spent last week end visiting her mother
Mrs Nancy Moore of Patton Ave., N F..
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Loretts, Miss Eliza
beth Crawley, and Mrs. Doretha Gray of
Washington, D. G. and Baltimore, Md.
were weekend guest of Mrs. Mary Craw-
ley of Harrison ave, N. E.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-04-04
Recreation Director, Fourth Street
Center, Aide, Attends State Meeting
(By Mrs. Geneva Watson)

Observation-Disclosures. Geneva X. Watson.
Recreation Director of the citys Fourth ST..
Recreation Center, and her Aide, Miss Ere
dina Payne, Play Leader, will attend the Rec
reation Institute and State Meeting to be
held at Lynchburg, March 3Oth through
April 1st
The Recreation Institute, sponsored by
the, State Department of Education, Health.
Physical Education, Safety and Recreation
Service, will be held in Humbles Hall, Vir-
GINA Seminary, at Lynchburg, March Goth
and 31st.
The State meeting of the Virginia Rec
reation Association will be held April 1st
at the YMCA in Lynchburg.
In an attempt to facilitate the effective
ness OF the community program in recrea-
ton, and to provide more effective SER
vice by personnel engaged in this work.
these. conferences have been organized to
provide wide range of skills in the conduct
OF programs in the field of recreation. It is
planned to accomplish the following:
l. Acquaint personnel with the modern
philosophy OF recreation and the operation
OF COMMUNICATIVE program
z. Provide assistance to the personnel
3. Provide functional experiences in Sc
Letting and conducting recreation activities
Miss Payne will discuss "Techniques for
Increasing Participation in Youth Centers"
on Monday, March 30th, between 10 100
a. M and IL 100 noon
The presence of anyone interested in
recreation will be welcomed at the confer
ence
Recreation needs you, and you need rec
reation.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-04-04

Miss Geraldine Finney gave lovely
birthday party at the Star City ballroom.
st. Patrick Day, March 18th. delicious
buffet dinner was served, and to the de-
hight of all a lovely bar with air assortnl-
ent of nectars was one of the highlights of
the evening. Many gifts were received
The guest included: Mr.. and Mrs AL
bert Macklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Draper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ward, Mr.. anc
Mrs Harry Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hampton AMI
n. and Mrs. Buddy Woods. Also Misses
McQueena Miller, Adele Miller, Bernice
Pendelton, Jackie Clarkson, and Messers:
William Johnson, Johnny Becker, Harri-,
son Finney, Eugene Brown, Jr. and irwin
Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Price from Beckley, w. Va.
and Mrs Pally Mosley from Norfolk, Va,
were the weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wade of 311 Calarads St., Salem,
Va, and were highly entertained by many
friends.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-04-04

Mrs. P. M Caldwell and Mrs. M. E..
Dunnaville were co-hostesses to the Mini
ster's Wives Alliance at the home Of Mrs.
Caldwell, Ill Rutherford Avenue, N. W..
Thursday March 10Th. The president, Mrs.
d. R. Powell presided. The devotions were
conducted by Mrs. A. L. James and Mrs.
M. T. Coker
Mrs. M. c. Dickerson was welcomed as
member of the Alliance.
A grapefruit and apronparty both fol-
lowed the business session Prizes were
awarded Mrs. S. T. Stone and Mrs. w. M.
Gilbert for having the most money A tasty
salad course was served by the hostesses.
Members present were Mesdames: D. r.
Powell, w. M. Scott, NJ r. Coker, A. l..
James, II. H. Waid, w. J. Majors, NJ C.
Dickerson, j. w. Caldwell, r. G.. Paisley.
S. t. Stone, w. M. Gilbert, O. N. Carter,
M. E. Dunnaville, and p M. Caldwell.
Guests included Rev. S. T. Stone and Rev.
p. M. Caldwell
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-04-04
Social News

During their regular monthly meeting
Roanoke Chapter of the National Smart
Set, Inc. were entertained at the home of
Miss Gwendolyn Hale on Patton Ave. N.
W. After very interesting business meet
ing, the hostesses, Miss Gwendolyn Hale
and Miss Marionette Shaw served most
delicious repast.
The members spent very pleasant So
cial hour playing pinochle. Prizes were
won by Miss Eunice Poindexter, Miss Geo
rgia Coleman and Mrs. Edna Prunty. 9th
er members present were Misses Eliza.
beth Howard, Helen o. Hall Mesdames
Gwendolyn Lawrence, Georgia Curtis,
Hazel Flood, Vernice Lash, Ruth Ander-
son, Helen R. Hall and Florence Prunty.
Mrs Inez Pierce of 51S Harrison ave. N
w. is visiting her son and daughter in law
in Ashville, NC. and daughter and grand.
children in New York and Washington,
D. c..
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-04-04
MT. Zion Baptist Notes
By Ruth Wormack

Rev. M t. Cocker, pastor Mt Zion Ban
fist Church, was honored on last Monday
night with surprise birthday party given
by the Pastors Aid Society.
The parsonage was beautifully decorat-
ed by the Culture Club of the church. Rev.
Cocker very much surprised and delighte l
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
Aida Stanley
In use Chorus

Selections for membership in
the University OF South Cardinals
mixed chorus for the fall semester
have been completed, Robert Van
Doren, director. announced today.
Competition for membership in
the University Chorus was based
on vocal additions and general
scholastic standing.
Sopranos include Paula Boltin.
Anne Evans, Helen GaSque, Mary
Wideman, Ann Lowman, and Mar
garet Harris, all from Columbia:
Harriet Allen. BennettSville: Lou
Use Bradley, Ridgeway; Norma
Davis, EaSlcy: Pat Punches, Row
man: Vermellc Catch, Round O;
Mary Alice Hamm. Clinton: Mcr-
~ Higgins. JohnSonVille: Betty
Anne Moore, Conway: Verna Mae
Moore. Olanta: Aida Stanley,
LoriS: Patricia Wilson, Conway:
Ruth Wood. Barnwcll: and Sally
Judy, Columbia.
Altos include Janet BowdidgC.
Kansas City, Mo: Charlene Cain.
Whitehall: Lcgare Coker, Char
lesion: Linda Covington. Clio.
Wilma Jane Johnson, Charleston:
Anne Jones, Columbia: Bess Mill
ing, Columbia: and Barbara Will
liamS. Charleston.
TenorS include Joe Eargle. CO.
lumbia; Richard Plummer. Eliza
bethtown, Pa: William T. Schol-
Ter, Georgetown: William Todd.
PittSburgS. Pa: Wayne W. Tucker.
Woodruff: Donald Unger. Column
oIa; and Arthur Vance. Valley
Stream. Long Island.
Bases include Leon CAN'T. Rich
ard Mahcr. Lee Maupin. James
Mcbride, and Ollie Mcfford. all
from Columbia: Lawrence Curry.
Grccnvillo: Virgil Duffie. Green
wood: William O. Hughes. Orange
burg: II. Read Miner. Laurcns: d.
c. RhodCH. BatCSburg: William T.
Strange. BatcSburg: William Trip
lett. Chester: and James Young
blood. EaSlCv.
William NJ. Triplctt is the now
chorus president. Other officers
are Richard Naher. vice president:
Charlene Cain. secretary; and
Richard PlUmmcr. business man.
ager.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

/ first obtaining from the State For
ester or one of his duly authorized
agents a permit to start or tauSe
10 be started any fire or ignite
any material in such above meat
ioned between the first day OF
October and the first day of Jurc,
inclusive. No charge shall be made
for the granting of said permits.
During periods of hazardous
forest fire conditions the STATE
Forester is authorized to cancel all
permits and prohibit the starting
of any fires in any of the wool
lands under the protection of the
State Forest Service or within i've
hundred (500) feet of any such
protected area.
Any person, firm or corporation
violating any of the provisions Of
this act shall be guilty of miS6, =
mCanor and upon conviction Sha.
be fined not more than fifty dol
lars (S5000) or imprisoned tor a
period of not more than thi...y
800 days"
In Columbus County. brush
burning permits can be obtained
from the following agents: p. NJ.
y. Office, Whiteville; County
Agents Office, Whitcville: Is. IL.
Small, Fair Bluff: Owen Brown.
Cerro Gordo: Frank Young, Tabor
City: l.. NJ. Pierce. Pierce and
Company Store, Hallsboro: A. a
Peterson, LivingSton'S Chapel
Church: Gordon Hobbs, Delco:
Mrs. Francis WinnicS, Chadbourn:
+. I. Collier, near Smyrna Church:
II. p. Barefoot, South Hallsboro:
L. c. Batten, North HallSboro; r.
S. Collier, Smyrna section; c. H.
V. Hayes, Big Bay; J. ]. Hester,
Oak Dale: Ford Inman, Iron Hill;
Nj. J. Love, Armour; Z. H. Mills,
Rt. |, Bolton; c. B. Pitman, Ever
green; Clyde Prince, near Williams
School: J. NJ. Register, CruSoc Is
land: Neal Stanley, Clarendon;
Pick Strickland, Cherry Grove: c.
". Shelley. HInSon'S Cross Roads:
". II. King. Bolton; Guy NJ. Long
3olton: a. .. SquircS. WaCcamaW
rover: John y. Byrd. WhitcvIllC
Warehouse: J. L. Gore, Pircway.
ms Graga II. Wayne. WananiSh.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

ing fires within five hundred
(500) feet of areas under protec-
ton of State Forest Service. II
shall be unlawful for any person,
firm or corporation to start or
cause to be started any fire or
ignite any material in any of the
areas of Woodlands under the pro-
lection of the State Forest Service
or within five hundred (500D feet
of any such protected area, dur
ing the hours starting at midnight
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
GIVES UP POSITION

l.. O. Van Blaricom has given
up his duties as Secrttary-trcasur-
er of the South Carolina Frozen
Food Locker Association. he has
announced in the organization's
Bulletin.
activities Of the writer" he
explained in the Bulletin. issued
at Clemson College. have increas-
Cd temporarily to the point where
this action l. necessary"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

Mrs. Frank Batten, Chadbourn
Tower; Woodrow Ward, Evergreen
Supply Store; Leroy Hilburn,
Wards Station: and Mrs. r. E.
White, Whites Grocery, Nakina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
Brush Burninu
Permit Law
Changes Cited

During the last Legislature, Sec
ton l4-l39 of the Forest Protec-
ton Laws of North Carolina was
changed 10 read as follows: Start
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

dsIIvsrsd locally; siass and Ieesi lures extra
Your price depends upon choice Of model
ond body style, optional equipment ond
accessories. Prices moy voY slightly in odioin-
ing communities beeoUse Of shipping ehorses.
All prices subject 10 ehonee without notice.
Oldsmobiie rdlue is top paLue' That's
why so many people are switching
orer to Olds! Actually, you can orn a
''Rockct' Oldsmobiie for less than he
cost Of many models in The 'Iorca-
pricei' GcM You'll command the
tremendous power of the famous
Rocket" Engine ride in the
big-car luxury of Oldsmobilr in
tcriors ride in style every
Rocket mile with the dramatic
beauty Of Oldsm obilc Power
Styling-H for much less Than
you'd guess! See us for a demon
stration. You'll soon learn that the
smart move is OYER TOOLDS!
Evening star., 1953-07-09

CHEVERLY
AND NEARBY AREA
3-bedrm. frame; "a acre S7,40O
a oedrms., full bsmt. SlO.95O
4 bedrms., bSnt., cor lot --S12,750
3-bedrm. brick bungalow $l3,5 500
Beaut. brick with gar. SI5,95O
2-Story brick, excel. cond. $l6,950
Custom built. bedrmS. S22. 900
One bedrm.: rental SI25 per mo.
FHA financing available.
CLYDE r. ADAMS. REALTOR
$40 Annapolis Rd; UN. 4-l143.
Open Ewes. Till 8 PM.
Evening star., 1953-07-09
ALEXANDRIA

house; liv. rm.. din. rm.. equip. kit,
small paneled recr. rm., full bsmt.
oil h.-w.h.: garage, slate ROOF; To-
Gated on beautiful Cameron Mills
I'd. Reasonably priced.
Large frame house. IA rooms, center
hall; in old section Of city. Eight
bedrms.. 3 full baths. 2 half baths,
1St fl. has 6 rooms. incl. equip. kit,
2 halls, 2 porches; full bsmt. Goa
h.:w.h.. .lge. grounds. For further
information. call
GRAHAM & OGDEN, INC.
TIE. $1,000. sO3 King ST., XII. $1,000
Evening star., 1953-07-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA - Huntington. Two
bedrm... semidet.; tile bath, gas heat;
redec. dry bsmt.; lge. cor. fenced lot;
vacant; S9,450 FHA; commitment.
approx. $1,000 dn., $50 per mo.
incl. taxes and inS. Open Sat. Sun,
2-5. 1928 Arlington ter. OWNER.
ALEXANDRIA - 2-bedrm. semidet.
bungalow $500 down, payments like
rent. Call OWNER. XII. S-6Sl7. 10
Alexandria, bedrms and floored
attic. All brick. Lily rm. with fire.
lot, shrubs. Maury school district;
Call Mr.. Murphy, ia. $4,000. BOSS
AGExASDRfA { StaSETIi AREA. attrac. five-Tm. lg
home brick-and-steel construction,
sch schools 6v ana aaa4ss Shopping. $1,000 cash
tNOD. adj. close-in Lyon
yillage---3 bedrms:, . baths, S1s,950.
This attractive all-brick, one-owner
lovely bedrms. and ba tn down and
nicely furnished huge dormitory rm
and bath UP plus liv rm. with flrepl..
sep din. rm., equip. kit, glaSsed-in
liv porch; bsmt. with maids rm.
Law, and garage. Gony; 20 y. M to about about
Drive and only . short squares to
bus Settlement of estate makes
quick sale essential. Well submit
your terms. Shown by appt only.
Call now. KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
IA. "-35@1, IA. 2-5S73. q till 9.
rooms: fenced yard;
screened porch. full bsmt.: close to
schools. churches. tranSp. SlS,5OO.
ARIINGTiON-SI2 500. Delightful 2.
bedrm.. det. white frame; liv. rm..
din. rm.. kit, full bsmt.. outside en-
trance. attic, porches: lovely trees:
lot 50xl1l; taStefully decorated.
Week ends 3 to 6, daily Z to 9 pm.
522 N. Piedmont ave. RE. 7-2oSl
ARIiNGToN. vA.-shirley woods
section. near Washington Country
Club. Brick rambler; 3 bedrooms,
- baths. living room with fireplace,
large electric kitchen, storage attic,
beautiful recr. room; unusually large
fenced yard; excellent condition
quick possession. Evenings, WO. g.
6146, RAYMOND B. DUNN, WO. g.
ARLINGToN. near Clarendon shop
ping center-Seven rooms. 4 bed
rooms. IA baths, Oil INV h.. fun
basement; needs redecorating. Price,
Sl5.75O with $3.50 down, balance
S94 month. JUDSON REAMY Il
SON. ll22 N. Irving ST.. Arlinston
IA. 3-OSOO: ewes. JA. 7-1S23. 10
AURORA HILLS AREA, 1919 S. 2lst
st.-2-bedrm.. brick bungalow. on
nice shaded lot. Only ST. 300,
on terms. OF 4-70O0, MONAHAN
REALTY. 566 s. 23rd St, Arlington.
10
Evening star., 1953-07-09

$1,000 DOWN - $3.50 mo-. incl.
2-bedrm. bungalow with expan. at
tic. equipped kit. tile bath. Vene;:
tian blinds. screens. Only 4 yrs. old
and in lovely condition. Full price.
SIO.75O. Call THE PERRY BOS-
WELL CO., WA. 7-4500 It'll pm.
Evening star., 1953-07-09

] MILE d. C.-3-bedrm. Colonial:
living rm. U2xlS). large dining
rm.. lge. equipped kit. bsmt.. stair
way to floored attic; newly dec;
Venetian blinds: near shopping,
bus; 1-week possession. Assume
new 4HTe loan and save finance
charges. S2.00O-S2, 500 down, S76 SO
mo. JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA.
7-5050. 10
Evening star., 1953-07-09

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
Three-b -bedrm. rambler; liv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm., equip. tile kit;
bSmt. with beautiful recr. rm., bar,
powder rm. and garage. To inspect
call LU. 4-43S2.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
Evening star., 1953-07-09
EASTPINES, MD.
ST. 500 CASH

This masonry bungalow is in excel
lent condition and situated on q
well-landscaped lot with a fenced
rear yard. Home contains nice-siZed
equipped kitchen, 2 good-sized bed
rooms and full bath. Large expan-
sible attic with workshop; radiant
heat.
With above down payment. terms may
be arranged to a qualified purchaser.
Call Mr.. Byrd, ewes. TU. 2-2lSS.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. b-O222
Evening star., 1953-07-09

ST, ,95O-$1, 900 DOWN
College Park; brick bungalow; liv.
rm., din. area, equip. kit, expan-
sible attic. Gas heat. Inspect at
your convenience.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166; WA. 1865; WA. 7-O636
Evening star., 1953-07-09

$15,5O0-3 BEDRMS.
All brick rambler; liv. rm. with cen
ter 11repl., fully equip. kit, tile
bath; full bSmt., gas heat. Lovely
lot. Immed. poss.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166: WA. 1866; WA. 7-O636
Evening star., 1953-07-09
HOUSES SALIVA. tcont.) }

LoRC0M LANE-Four bedrms.. sep.
din: rm., lge; kit; nr;; E;;, schools.
EEs Ifs & aS,sSS AD2as "A. zeissess ssos4o. 46f i6
MADISON MANOR-$16,e5o. Colo
sible this reduced price which GER
tainly merits a look-see at this all
brick postwar center-hall, 3-bedrm.
Colonial with Gift. liv. rm. with
firepl., sep. din. rm:, equip, kit. incl
hotpSnt cabinet sink Nv With hst dispGss
Bendix: level lot; only 2 squares
from bus, about 3 from new McKin-
ley Grade School; conv. to WASH,
Wilson and Arl. blvds. Priced right,
we'll submit your terms. Call I'll
sRGMBhGk fHS t9EsnsF "a. "details -ssa SE7rA JR z
brick home, 3 bedrms.. tile bath,
equipped kitchen with knotty-pine
cabinets. full basement Bryant a.-c.
heat; shaded lot; S3.60O down.
Open 1as III dark. $3.50 N. 9th st.
ST. JAMES PARISH - This brick
rambler has spacious liv. rm.. sep.
s11s Ak Fmi iasfs erssiD 15xG: aif DsdT%s ssrami;
tiled baths. full bsmt. with firepi
conv. to transp. and schools. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Only
S24,950: reas. terms. LYNN REALTY
OPEN DAILY 80 P.M.-Ramblers, 8
or 4 bedrms. Lorcom lane area;
TfoNs: , blks. west Of Military I'd
to Vacation lane. Turn right into
stuart St.. right into 25th ST..
right to 1921 N. Richmond, or call
OWNERS. "a, 7-29s7; IA. s-15o4.
THREE-BEDRM. RANCH, earport,
firepl.. Venetian blinds. washer.
rsfEr; stove th radiant Ml heat; eonvi To-
JE. 4-1S25. g
rambler in beautiful Holmes Run
Acres; h-acre lot; featured in House
Beautiful Magazine; winner of South
eastern Regional Builders Award; 8
rooms including 3 bedrooms. fire
places. recreation room. picture win
nifty swimming pool Ito be completed
in Augusta; new school within
assume large GI 49s first trust:
cannot be equaled any place for
under S20.00O:, no agents. please.
\ -
Phone JE. 4-4546. 10
FIVE ACRES, with modern masonry
bungalow, just of Shirley hwy. Only
$500, with terms. OF. 4-700O,
MONAHAN REALTY, 566 s. 23rd
St., Arlington. 10
$4,000 BELOW COsT-New. 3-bedrm.
rambler. IS acre, bet. Springfield
and Annandale. S15.950. ia. 2-29O5.
-l2
So. 900 DowN-es1 westcott I'd.
Westlawn, Falls Church. Three bed
rooms gar. screened back porch.
Almost = ACRES goes with this
large living rm.. fully equip. all
electric kit. extra shower in utility
rm.. large masonry outbldg. 26x60:
about 3 mi. to D. c., off Arlington
blvd IA Must be seen to be aggregated
Reasonable down payment. excel
lent terms. ARFAx REALTY, JE.
IS 5. LEXINGTON Gust of arl
blvd. Only $11., 900, ,close-in Glen
plus 2 bedrms. and : sleep. porches
upstairs; liv. .rm., din. rm:, extra
lge. kit. plus huge liv. porch on 1st
n: level corner. 100x120. $4,000
cash REQ. bal. one FHA trust. CAR
BY OWNER, transferred-3-bed
ranch. mos. old: H-acre corner;
shade trees; lge. 4% CT mortgage:
S1.250 down; Falls Church. JE. A.
OWNER TRANSFERRED, sacrificing
this excel 3-bedrm. Colonial in
conv. elose-in loc.. for only $13,950;
home in Al cond.: lge. shady lot:
close to shopping and transp.; good
terms can be arranged. L. H. CAR
ewes, JU. 5-7479. Ill
81. 900 CASH, 1.a5O-3-bedrm
nearly new rambler. dble. garage, "a
acre. near school. PROVIDENCE CO,
JE. 2-3343. Ill
IN THE HEART OF CHERRYDALE
Evening star., 1953-07-09
COUNTRY COOL
AND CHARMING

An exquisite 2-yr.-old rambler Of
bevelled block Qooks exactly lik.
clapboard) with enormous livinG
rooms. bath and screened Sleepint
porch, all large: Gear attached ga
rage and workshop. Oil hot-ail
heat. Four acres on excellent road
Private lake shared with dozer
neighbors. Treesl Trees! Trees
Under 80 Minis. to Pentagon. So.
600 cash and $140 per month viii
handle.
THOMAS G. MAGRUDER CO.
2053 Wilson Blvd. ia. 2-3131
IA. 2-0O74. Ewes, IA. 3-O524.
Evening star., 1953-07-09
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
129 EAST WALNUT ST.
OPEN FRIDAY: > TILL DARK
So 600 or less down; 3 bedrms., den
liv. rm., din. rm.. kitchen, sur
porch. screened porch, recreation
room, . baths, aluminium combina
ton windows. nice corner lot. Near
CIV and Maury Schools. Convenient
to Transportation. JACK G. MAIZE
9-Sti46, -10
Evening star., 1953-07-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RAMBLER
Diversified and Underpriced

diversified and Underpriced
We consider this one of the best
buys we have seen in some time: al
rm. with firepl., lge. din. ell, nice
kit, full bsmt., good level lot
conv. location. Priced at only S19,.
$50. This won't last long, better
call now!
REALTY ASSOCIATES
1884 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-77OO
Evening star., 1953-07-09
$6,950

Vacant. old Arm. and bath. asbestos
shingle, ON a beaut. 1O0xS0 lot all
mod. conv.; needs redec inside.
TENCHER WALKER. INC.
REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS
1922 Wisconsin Ave. AID. 4-2644
Evening star., 1953-07-09
STORES FOR RENT

5 100 so. FT.. approx. 54x10O. plus
ample free parking; on busline; In
large close-in shopping center: 81 rs
So #, ALBERT H. COHEN co.
sos,:ss q sa3Ss' n ST. x.w.-s-story BID blds.:
store; ,bsmtt.; parking End CONNER
MODERN STORE in thickiy populated
oyated. ultra-modern front. indi-
vidual 5-ton Carrier air-conditioning
unit Landlord pays .water). new fix-
mems wear shoestoTs: good lease
and rent parking 3 cars in rear.
PfEsSNsSYLVANIA AVE. Sc. - store
9th 9Th liy SotTHEhs4 q4aTseTs sR25 sRE5T3 ne "a
WILSON BLvD.-35x95, in we'll es-
tablished shopping center serVicing &
1,f00-unit apt. development; next
to larse ssfeway. High gross sales.
Aare Amps Osrfn snd M spsSf sppane sGT hasa.
etc. store can be divided. Cali
MRS. HELD, AID. 2-2957 or Ii.
MODERN STORE. suit. any mall bus.
or sales ONCE; heat and hot water
ATTRACi iFfii i"i BsMT. #. STORE suit. for
business or ONCE. 47l6 Wis ave. NV.
EN-. 3-S3uO
RENT OR SELL
18th and Columbia rd., lS.7x92.
Busy area, across from AmbA ssador
Theater. Large display windo&:
LOADING platfoI n and parking in
rear. Suitable for amusement cen.
ter. shoe store. appliances. s"rrice,
supply. etc. Good lease for entire
building to responsible tenant.
l4th ST. NV
location: suitable Cor radio or TV.
auto parts. supply, etc. Reasonable
Cali MRS. HELD. AID. 2-2957, LII
6-4500.
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