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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-15
Contagious

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. P.-For
three years Benjamin Mucken-
houpt of Newton marched with
the Harvard band in the Phi
Beta Kappa procession from its
business meeting at Harvard Hall
to annual exercises In Sanders
Theater.
Now q senior, young Mucken-
houpt. a piccolo player, was able
to keep right on going yesterday
but this time as q Phi Beta
Kappa himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-15

The hockey stick sold for $3.50.
Celebrities are asked annu-
ally to provide items for the
auction.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
NeWs Of RdnsOns
Sharo on Church Homecoming to include
Revival Services. Music, Fellowship

All are looking forward to
Homecoming day at Sharon on
the 9Th of August Rev. Byrd
head of Christian Youth Activi-
ties Of University Baptist church,
Charlottesville, will conduct the
revival services that week The
afternoon service on Sunday will
be mostly music by several quar-
tets and SoloiSts We shall be glad
to welcome old friends for day
Of worship and fellowship togeth-
er
Miss Cynthia Patteson accom-
panied her sister, Mrs Samuel
Spencer to Charlottesville Sat
urday on a shopping trip.
Mr. and Mrs L. w PatteSon
With Mr.. and Mrs. V, w. Ransom
spent Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Spencer.
Miss Frances Ayers spent last
week visiting in the Roy Charl-
ton home in Dillwyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grimisted
visited Mrs, Grimisteads sisters.
Misses Lulie and Annie Patteson.
during the past week.
T f. Patteson has been in his
store the past week as Miss Lulie
Patteson has been indisposed
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
Mt. Zion

This correspondent wishes ID
mack correction IN a news item III
the Tuesday 2Oth edition of t4
Herald The Statement that Ma
jor deBetteucourt showed his
slides of Korea and lecturcd ql
China at Bethel Church should
have been that he showed ii IS
slides and lecuWed on Korea pt
Bethlehem Church
Mt lions new pastor. Rqv.
Gillian held his first service Sup
day night. All seemed pleased lat
his sermon and order of servite.
We hope There VIII be perfect DO
operation and that he and is
family VIII ike their new fe.d
Mt Zion S S held a picnic SIP
per at Bear Greek Lake Saturd an
afternoon A large crowd attended
and it was a huge success. Much
delicious food was served beau IL
fully prepared and very attrac-
lively served Much credit is dlc
the committee which managed
this affair.
Mrs T L Driscoll spent say
eral days with her cousin ana
husband. MIR and MIS-. NJ K. ma
Wis. She left Sunday for visit
with Mr. and Mrs Omar Ball. Of
Columbia.
Many from this church atteT d.
ed the James River Baptist ns-
ISOLATION at Cedar Church last
Thursday where they were spin
didly entertained il the II cir
handsome new building.
Miss Louise Anderson Is not
We'll and is having to take trdat-
ments again Her sister. Miss
Mary Anderson is at home CON
stantly now. after having ATTEND
ed LongWood College for several
weeks
Mr. and Mrs Lash spent a day
with Mr. and MIS- Willie Tatnm
Her aunt. Mrs. Josie Davidson Is
visiting in the same home dnd
calling on her many old friends
Lewis Johnson and Roy Da-
wilson left Saturday for Penn
Sylpania, for a TWO weeks train
ing in the National Guards
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Jones
of West Virginia. called on line
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
Andersonville

Mrs Seay has been away on
vacation She came home looking
happy and rested and. if q bit
pumpcr than before she left One
of the places she visited was Her
shey, Pa. home Of the famous
chocolate bar Her traevling com
panionS were Mrs. Walker Seay
and Miss Annie Seay, of Noflok
and Mrs, J w. Huey. Of Homo
lulu. Besides places Of historic in
tereSt in PENNSYLVANIA, they cx-
plored Maryland, Delaware and
the Eastern Shore Of Virginia on
their return the other members
OF The party We're overnight guests
Of Mrs Seay leaving for Nor
folk Sunday and taking Miss
Mary Anne back with them after
a two weeks visit with her fam
lily Other guests in the Seay home
for the week end were Mi and
Mrs r. l. Seay. Jr.. their young
son, and Miss Betty Seay Mrs.
Marshall Seay and Pam left sun
day after a visit of two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nuckols
and little jerry were recent visit
ors in the community
Sunday visitors in MIS- Ellen
Robertsons home were Mr. and
Mrs c w Holland and children.
Mrs. E A Woodbridge Mrs. G A.
Candler and MI and Mrs w. r.
Meade and children Carol Meade
stayed at her grandmother for
three weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Morgan.
and Mrs Cole and Nancy. spent
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
DiIlwyn Rt. 3

Mrs + NJ. Stinson and len
Gerald. are visiting her brothers
in Richmond and are also spend
Ing while at Hazels Cabin On
the riyer and enjoying fishing.
Recent visitors in the homt Of
MI, and Mrs j G Atwatet y-ere
Nh and Mrs; Grover Woo son
and son. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie
Moore and children William At
water, also Miss Ann Atwater and
her friends. Donald ThaXton All
of Richmond
Mrs Woodson carried her sister.
Miss Myrtle Atwater back to
Richmond with her as She had
gotten position in a drug sore
for her She has been down there
a week on her new job Myrtle
will be greatly missed around here
as She was always ready TO lend
a helping hand
Recent visitors in the j. atin-
SON home were Mr. and Mrs Jun
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
REV. J KUBEKT N1IfF
West Virginia Pastor
To Lead Revival At
Cedar Baptist Church

This first in a series Of REVEALS
in the Dillwyn field Of Baptist
churches will BEGIN next Sunday
August at Cedar Baptist
Church near DillWyn
Homecoming day services viii
be held that same day during the
morning services which begin AZ
II a m The Rev J Robert Still,
pastor Of the First Baptist church
at Martinsburg. w Va will be
the speaker at this service and
throughout The week at the Al
D. m, services
F. B. Knapp instructor Of
music in the Buckneham count
ty public schools viii lead thl
singing
Rev Stuff is a graduate Of thr
University OF Richmond and tn
Southern Baptist 1heoloPicq
Seminary IN Louisville. Ky II
was twice pastor Of the PowhatA
field Of Baptist churches havin
first served during his COLLEGE day
and then again upon his pradU.
alton from the seminary He serV-
ed the Cri2et and Hillsboro Ban
fist Churches in AlDemarle county
before Poina TO his present paa
tn,.ato u, Nfa,t,,tel,,,ro I2nr Gfitf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30

Saturday evening atpa picnic sup
pen on her lawn Her guests We're
MASS Nancy Watkins. Miss Portia
Spencer, Mrs Gee, Of tarmyille,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
teus Of Rdnsons

Melvin SteEer and family Of
Buffalo. ~ Y have been visiting
relatives near here Sunday they
were entertained by his sister
Mrs. Winkler. nee Alice Steger.
at her home IN Charlottesville
The Ladies Bible Class of Sfla-
ron Clutch net on the 23rd With
Mrs. L: F.. Maxey A delightful
evening was spent in this hos
pitable nome
Many of our neiehbors were
saddcned at tIhe news Of the pass
ing Of Miss Lena Mae Winfrey
at her home in Glenn Allen She
was born and reared in this
nelghbolihoodI After spending a
number Of yehrs as teacher ia diff
ferent schools she moved to Rich
mind She leaves many relatives
ana friends who viii always re-
member her many kindnesses and
OUTSTANDING beautiful character
Miss Lizzie May Ayers was a
visitor IN her fathers home. G.
NJ AyrdS during the week end
He and her brother. McKenna
Ayrcs accompanied her to Rich
mond, to attend Miss Lena
Winfrey's funeral
Miss Josephine MaXey return
ed with Mr. and Mrs. L. F MaXey
Of HopeWell. after a most delight
ful visit
The YOU'VE Girls and Young
Mems GLASSES of Sharon church
drove to Eagle Eyre for picnic
lunch and sight seeing after Sun
day school Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
Association Meet

A number Of Sharon members
attended thf annual association
al meet at Cedar Baptist church
On Thursday All report a most
interesting proaram with GOOD
fellowship with members from the
other churches.
Mr. and Mrs Johnson nee
Shelley Jean Jones BROUGHT
Brother Jones on Saturday to
visit WALLACE and Cleveland Flow
ers in the home Of Miss Lulie
Patiesoh Mr. Flowers visited his
ons the same afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Fllyson Rush, Of
WylleSb burg with guest. visited his
mother. MIS- Bette Rush. and
brothers. family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Rush. on Friday
Evening star., 1954-04-28
juvenile savings

4o5 cotton sun dresses, 3 to OK, now---3S5
3.o5 pretty cotton sun dresses, now-----315
l.85 bib top seersucker sun suits, colors
Las
l2o no-iron seersucker shorts, 3x6x--.9 95c
WGL-Juvenile Apparel, 4th Floor
!. also Chevy Chase and Alexondrio
Evening star., 1954-04-28
art needlework savings

Csc stamped linen towels to embroider---2/ Loo
Beor Brond ripple afghan kit, II eoIors-
ZOO cIip-on aprons, stamped desiens----129
2.o5 needlepont pieces, grospoint centers--2.35
3o5 needlepoint pieces for ehoirs---------3.35
$50 petit point pictures, 2 in nkit----------350
so Sonforized stamped cotton bridge sets--1OO
ZOO Beor Brand nylon and wool sock kits--1.75
Csc stamped romie kitchen towels, now 2/1OO
LBS stomped linen scorfs. 36", 45"------1.OO
7.85 cotton applique quilt kits-----------5.4O
W6L-Art Needework, 9th Floor
. /. also Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star., 1954-04-28
save 5O% on
costume jewelry
l." " 100
regularly ZOO to 1000

regularly 200 to 1000
. One-of-o-kind pieces
. ToiIored and dressy styles
Mock stones, beods, mock pearls
. Pins, eorrines, necklaces, bracelets
GoId-coIor and silver-coIor metal
WGL-Costume JeweIy, lst Floor
:. also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1954-04-28
stock up now on notions

OIONh up IIOW O1I IIOIIO1IO
kleinert's tourist bag, Upper closing, special, LOO
Kleinert's slip-on shields in white, special LOO
Soc Prudence cotton dress shields, poir---39c
Barry bootee with foomtex innersoe, speciol, 1.58
Berry seuffs with foomtex innersoIe, special, 1.35
800 Hondistond holds sewing, knitting ----2.4O
ZOO knitting bag with Plastic hondles--- --1.59
2o8 scissors and shears many sizes s--------9oc
$50 shears, trinnners in many STYLES ------1.69
Reoulor Ienoth Jumbo oornent boo, special, 3.95
Plastic blanket bog, Upper closing special 200
Stowowoy bag, shelves, special --------- 3.o5
Toffeteen quilted Plastic cabinet, special ---9.o5
Set of plastic reinforced hangers, sPeco--l.35
Set Of plastic skirt hangers, special -------7oc
200 coorfuI straw sewing ebosket---------1.59
W6L-Notons lst Floor
also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1954-04-28
budget stationery items

24k eoId-tooIed leather accessories = 55c to ~
l.80 pastel or white Opone stationery IL
24k eoId-PIote or siver-plote picture frames, 2.e
W5l-stotionery. lst Floor
also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1954-04-28
accessories at savings

$50 hand sewn nylon shortie eloves------1.99
800 white cotton shortie gloves
6.o5 women's umbrellas s---------3.99
800 Women's cocktail umbrellas os--5.O0
7o5 sprnq hondboqs, many styIes---5.99
500 spring handbags. many styles--------3.o9
5o8 short sleeve nylon bIouses
2o8 sleeveless cotton blousettes-
3.o8 sleeveless royon blousettes ----------3.15
sos and 7o5 botiste bIouses
Ocean pearl buttons, special ciol-------------59c
OO tie-on wells, several tyIes-----------6oc
90 artificial summer flowers
100 Swiss embroidered hondkerchiefs-
so Swiss embroidered hondkerchiefs-
WGL-Accessores, lst Floor
:. oIso Chevy Chose and Alexandria
1900 to $500 she'll cameo jeWely -------12.5O
Add 1925 Federal Tax
WGL-Fine Jewery, lst Floor
also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1954-04-28
$500 Women's shoes

24.o5 regular stock Pondoros. now onIy----17.o5
q lo5 Pondoro shoes reduced to---l5.95
24.95 Kliche striking spring styles--------15.95
46l poirs Of Pozzios were 1926 to 26.o5, 14.95
1895 and zoos Motrix shoes. noW------13.95
Kidskn. sotn evening shoes, now
l6o5 shoes BY noted makers, reduced --12.95
British Bounties, were l4o5 and l6o5---10.o5
1895 Porodise shoes. regular stock------9.oS
WGL-The Shoe Center.
:. selections at Chevy Chose and Alexondrio
Evening star., 1954-04-28
intimate apparel

$500 Poirette foundation garments
SO cotton broodeIoth bras, summer cooI---1.19
White summer eirdIes. reeuIorIy l2.50----5.95
5.95 junior erdles, ponties, erdIes -------3.95
WGL-Corsets and Bros, 3rd Floor
selections at Chevy Chose and Alexandra
3.o5 shortie gowns in cotton pIisse--------2.95
5.o5 dress length gowns, cotton pIisse with lace,
3.95
8.o5 woven nyon gowns, futed trim ------6.95
W6L-Lneerie, 3rd Floor
oIso Chevy Chase and AIexondrio
Cotton psse shadow panel slip, regularly 3o5,
5.o5 nylon tricot slip, lovsh lace bodice---3.95
sW6L-Costume Slips, Bird Floor
also Chevy Chase and Alexandria
6.95 nyIon tricot slips, trimmed, popular brand,
3.85
1000 pure silk knit briefs, would be l.5o89c
WGL-Knt Lingerie, 3rd Floor
also Chevy Chose and Alexandra
1925 Docron busters, pretty prints-------7.69
5.o5 cotton busters, WroP-orounds- ds--------4.69
sos cotton pIisse tie top WroP- -orounds ----3.o9
5.95 cotton brunch coots, back wroP------3.99
W6L-NeeIieees, 3rd Floor
oso Chevy Chose and Alexondro
Evening star., 1954-04-28
budget-price beauty aids

25c coke Of WrisIey bath soap, 2/25c, lO/1.OO
l.78 box of W6L Ionolin soop, 5 cokes----155
100 luxurious Tre-jur bubble both--------8Oc
200 6 300 Mohawk hair brushes --------1.68
Lucite combs, two sizes, special ----15c and 8c
odd 1929 Federo tox where applicable
WGL-Cosmetes, lst Floor
also Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star., 1954-04-28
such big buys for baby

3.99 and 499 sun dresses for toddIers-----;
2oo sun dresses, summer cottons, to 3---z
80 toilored sunsuits for girls, boys-------1
$50 toddler boys jacket and shorts -------z
LIS woven seersucker shorts. z to 4--------
W6L-The Nursery Corner. 4th Floor
. also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1954-04-28
North Building specials

4Oc almond strueseI topped coffee coke---32c
8Oc open face lemon apple pie -----------64c
WGL-Boke Shop, st Floor North Building
=. also Chevy Chase and Bethesda Budget Store
Concert Hall 3-speed portable record player,
handsome 2-tone simulated leather cose--17.95
Godoet bags to hold Photographic accessories,
with shoulder stroPs. 7 sizes------1.95 to 6.95
W6L-Records and comeros, lst Floor North Building
.. also Chevy Chase and Alexondrio
Evening star., 1954-04-28

deluxe ruffed curtains of Hathaway nyon marquisette
Deep pecot-edoe 100" width to the pair Of ~
So and II" lengths REGULARLY 69S
d L,oth odotx wdthby
tdpew by rouIodx 26s5 1925
Wet-cuSm and Dopda 7 Floor os Chevy Chose ond Aendd6
Evening star., 1954-01-01

EAST RIVERDALE-3-bedrm semi
det. house: fenced yard; $105 mo-

EAST RIvERDALE-3-bedrm.. semi
dst. house; fenced yard; $105 mo-
l135 46th PL. S.E.-Newly decorated
3bedrm. home on quiet street;
large liv. rm.. din. area. elec. kit;
with refgr.. range. disposal and
Ssat sff5 fa1 mo Os@s ses M fu'C Jones
CO. Ills 1fth st. NV. EX. 3-24ss.
0I9 8. ORME ST., Arlington, Va. mr..
Navy Annex-b rooms and bath;
/ full bsmt.: auto. heat; large yard !;
SMITH Co. Ills nth st. NV. Elk.
NORTH ARLINGTON Five-room
space heaters; S100 monthly. .utili-
. ties extra. Apply 3712 18th st.
North Tort Arl,, Va. open II am. to
NSA9 f;Se ppjNbREWs pj EyI sat siEib sun: Rae Maple
rd.. Morningside. Md.-Four-room
bungalow: $50 per mo-; vacant. II.
eIOS ssnd ST, NE. twhitej-six
rms. and bath; $69.50. CO. 5-6692.
BUNGALOW, det,,. ,ssls snd S ave.
tanee downtown S. S. shopping;
newly, dec; with new heat; ayail.
Feb. l. %; S1l5 mo. 10. 9-93b3.
TWINBROOK-Conv; to NH and Ma
ysdl HsEsa Hcspital; 2 bedrms.' fenced yd
aoio oHi OcSiSE. q 81. N.w.-1dea, for doctor as
or embassy personnel; $225 lease;
garades, .furn. or unfurn.; respon-
sible party: L. j. MILLS & SONS,
$40 5th st. NV. OIL. 6-7625. Ma.
eeBEDRooM RAMBLER. auto. gas
heat, 10 Minis. Silver Spring, Be.
saesd1 ss6 Rves Hosp. i. nF aShso sSsheols and bus
BETHESDA-oldsr, but conv. 3-bed-
s% sEs mons $so 4s5S csISs s.ss4s avs AILHGD fGD
NR. fs4fii MI. VERNON VERNON BLVD. 90 minis.
from downtown; comfortable home,
bedrooms. oil heat, modern: on
sSss SITE so sset'asls s4sso5 g Keep :@all
CORNER, 2701 Minnesota ave. s.e.
room. S135 mo. Phone Oh. 4-20i6.
|TWINBROoK-very desirable. fenced
lot. redecorated. vacant. 500. SIG
sMvER H @ sfRING NJ ARaS&severai Area sS; aSISs nice
houses avail. from 500 and up.
SSIGLER a. CO.. 10. 4-s3s3, HE, 4
ARL. - UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE
brick home with side porch. separate
din. rm., entrance hall. garage. cor
ACME. ia. 3e14si. ' 0A~'' Sn
SEVERAL TWO AND THREE BEDRM.
HOUSES; N. Arl. and Falls Church !;
$50 to $116 per mo. Call j. H.
BENO1T. Realtor. KE. S-6677: ewes.
rakosia All SIL 81 rAkk-1se. house el on
corner lot; side yard and garage; !;
newly decor: very conv. Avail. Feb.
1. $13b mo. Weekdays. JU. 9-3557:
sun. and holidays, JU. 5-623S.
Mr.. BOILING AFB-a-bedrm. house, a
bsmt., ,lge. I'd, nr. schools, shop
WE HAVE several 2-bedrm: houses to
TINKLE PRoPERT1Es. ia. 2-23si.
9Ss LoNGPELLow ST. N.w.-va.
cant; near Ida's Dept. Store; COM
pletely redecorated; 9 rms, brick,
full bsmt., oil h.-wh.; amazingly
low rental for this fine home. Call
7fS 10 JEFFaRsoN EIiasR ST. N.w.-vacant;
semidet. brick. 6 rms. bsmt., gas
ht;; reasonable rent. Call RE.
5sOs GEORGIA AVE N.w.-vaeant;
1st comm: brick, bsmt.; very low
rental. Hurry and call RE. 1881.
328 d ST. As.E. = Newly restored,
;znodern Colonial home; 5 rms, tile
bath. beautiful kitchen. within
walking distance Capitol Hill. S125
D' INV HARRY JUSTINE
S11 18th ST. NV Ma A-2S44
Evening star., 1954-01-01
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MODERN SERVICE STATION for
rent. good location: small capital
Annapolis rd.. cheveriy. Nd. cail
WA, 7-6997, bet. z am and 6 pm:
or JE. 3-321O bet. gao pm. and
$50 PM -6
WE HAVE A MODERN multiple bay
service station, for lease. only OUT
Law REQUIRED. stock and eauipment.
Available Immediately. OIL. 2-2252.
soda bar.
patent medicine; operate rs 1t is. or
owner will help you convert into
restaurant. Cheap rent: 6-year
lease. ia. s-s775: sun. JU. 5-661 8.
RENT. $50 MoNTMY-soxso, rear
heat. light and water: good for
any repair shop or once. WA.
DELICATFSSEN. grocery. beer, large
apt. NV: $4,000 yr.. $4,000 stock.
over $4,000 fixtures. good income.
OWNER, RA. 3-6SO2. "a
STATION FOR LEASE,
H New Ebay 'si Station, p WITH iedi Modern MIA ia
ment required. Cali RA. 6-350O. "A
BEAUTY SHOP, 2 shampoo bowles:
good business: air cond,; Sc; Must
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
Large, 2-bay station on Rhode
Island ave. me-. large driveway:
vestment required: available i'm
mediately. Box 466-A. Star. "a
GROCERY STORE-9327 Baltimore
blvd. Stock. and fixtures must go.
REGARDLESS of cost. WE. 5-67S1. -
REAL OPPORTUNITY-Beauty shop
In Arl. Good loc. Rent or sell reas.
ia. S-531S. NE. $4,000. -
5 AND Toe STORE-small store ideal
for couple; good financing. MR..
BOBTAILER WANTED BY small syn
thetic plant in s.e.; quality work.
FOR sALE-ciass c
license: good lease. Excel. oppor-
Growing business to new owner for
$4,000 cash. Call LO. 5-2S29.
a
in excellent down
town section. Priced Mw for quick
sale with convenient terms. TU
2.AS2o
Evening star., 1954-01-01

MOVING AND HAULING - Padded
van service; reas. rates. Phone Ii.
MoVlSS H1SfSs; AND HAULING. d,y o or
2-9637.
HILLS TRANsFER-Any day or mr.,
small and large Jobs; trained men:
long-short bkngs.; ms. Ii. 6-3364.
EDELlN'S TRANSFER-Carefu ex-
perienced men, service every day,
sundays and holidays. Cali Ii. 81
MOviNo ACROSS THE STREET Or
across the country. Safe storage In
Phpons No rooms o,o. s1PsEs SIon psSakine anp
AGE CO., INC. Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
beaches especially. s. L. MORRIS,
4blO 18th st. NV, Call TU. 2.It6O
ROYAL TRANSFERRING will move
you by the job or So per hr. Call
todayl Move todayl AID. 4-67f7.
Evening star., 1954-01-01
HOUSES sALE-MD. Cont. !

SILVER sPRING-MoDERN DESIGN.
shower: iiY. rm. with firepi.: din.
rm., all-elec. kit. with. breakfast
bar; choice neighborhood; conv. to
schools. buses. ETC.; $4,000. JU.
SILVER SPRING, Four Corners area.
We have started a new group Of
nine CT and FHA-approved. 3-bed-
room, full-bsmt., all-brick ramblers.
at at Sl5;a5o; "a .o, II you you, act now, you
sonal touch, by selecting your own
colors for roof. inside and outside
paint, and ceramic tile bath. For
full information, call Mr.. Chaplin,
9L. 2-363S; ewes; Wo. 6-61s0. with
X, H. BEST. INC, Realtor. A
TWINBROOK, 1O45O--conyenient to
sS;ntools, s;nt, expandable attic. firepl
Anchor fence. BY OWNER, Io.
SIS, 800 WILL BUY a new 3-bedroom
custom built. full-basement rambler,
near bus, In Kensington. A, j.
KEsslNGER &c CO.. JU. 9-4544.
DOCTOR OR DENTIST - Rambler
home; near business section; with
454}. 4; !. kEsslNoER q CO. ~. O.
NEARLY II ACRE, .custom-built brick
and-stone. 3-bedroom, IIa-bath,
endorsement rambler, In Wolf
Acres: Unusual value. A. j. KES-
SINGER q CO.. JU. 9-4544. II
THAT HOME IN THE COUNTRY can
be yours. Rambling brick rambler.
with big bedrms., beaut. kit. and
HOLLYWOOD bath; full daylight bsmt..
carport: situated on q level 12-acre
lot; A real buy at S21,95O. See it
today or Sunday Put your check
book In the car and drive out New
hampshire ave. or Colesviile rd., .
mi. past MOL to Shaw ave. Il
blk. past Meadowwood shopping CEN
teri, left on Shaw ave, . blks. TO
TWO Farm rd., left to a real treat
BAINUM REAL ESTATE, JU. $1,000,
MacARTHUR BLVD. AREA - Very
solid and clean det. brick; high conv.
ioc.; bedrm. plus den, full bath on
ist floor: 2 large bedrms., bath on
2nd n; vacant. Out-of-town owner
wants offer. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
III. 7-14ll; ewes, EN-. 2-9265. -A
BY 0WNER-Small down payment
Assume GI loan; 3-bedrm. Colonial.
? years old. in TOD condition. Phone
Ju. S-2140 or 10. 5-4l7S. "a
UNDER $4,000 full price. Small house
on wooded lot. near Glen Echo,
542g Mohican I'd. OWNER. OIL.
Evening star., 1954-01-01
la HILTON ST.
MONTICELLO ESTATES
CONTEMPORARY RAMBLERs
NEARBY VA.
OPEN DAILY

Convenient to Pentason and
Naval Annex. Situated in
woodland setting Of natural
beauty. these attractive, indi-
vidually designed ramblers are
located Just 12 minutes from
downtown Washington in one
of Alexandria's finest COM
munities. The homes contain
8 large bedrooms, 2h tiled
baths, large living room with
fireplace and mahogany panel
mantel. large picture win.
dows. complete General Elec-
trio kitchen with dishwashef
and garbage DISPOSAL. full
dining area. Full basement,
rouehed In for recreation
room. gas a.-c. heat. Carport,
large Handicapped lots. BE
SURE AND SEE THIS HOME
BEFORE BUYING. Your house
considered in trade. Call Mr..
BHAMHAM, EN-. $500.
To reach: Drive over 14th
st. bridge and continue on
Shirley hwy. to Ridge rd;,
right on Ridge rd. to Atm
traffic light. bear to right on
Russell rd. to Monticello blvd.
and our sign, right to house.
BETHEL
DOL Conn. ave. NV. DI. 7-s10 Q
Evening star., 1954-01-01
n ARLINGTON

Open Friday and Sum-, l to dark;
1st time on market. 3-bedrm. brick
nice liv. rm. with firepl., family
sized din. rm.. equip. kit. lge. pvt.
screened porch; 3 bedrms., bath.
upstairs; full bsmt. with " bath;
excellent gas equipment throughout:
low operating cost. Colonel's trans
fer makes this clean, one-owner, 5.
yr.-old home Immediately available:
$4,000 cash down to reliable party;
$1S,950. Directions: Out Lee hwy. 1
block past Glebe I'd. to Buchanan
St, right "a block to 2229 and
sign. Exclusively through
HALL REALTY co.
Courthouse So, Arl.. Va, ia. 1855