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Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Scout Troop No. 3
Forms Into Patrols

Three patrols have been formed
in girl scout troop No. 8. Fifth
grade girls are members.
Patrols include pixies, Sandra
Barnhart, leader; Marsha Thacker,
assistant leader; Sharon Kelly,
Barbara Platz, Marjorie Hoerner,
Dorothy Mcdaniel; busy bees,
Joyce Guppy, leader, Cheryl Sky
berg, assistant leader; Patsy Nor
ris, Susan Fish, Diane Staley,
Lorraine Mckinley; bunny hops
patrol, Sharon Lane, leader; Irene
Wolvington, assist leader; Terry
Ritter, Dotty Chapel, Patty Har-
ris.
Plans for the Oct. % meeting
include study of trees and flowers,
part of badge requirements. Girls
are working for their second class
rank.
Troop leaders are Mrs. William
Lane, Mrs. Pat Kelly, and Mrs.
Mel Ruder.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
BPW Holding Bake
Sole for 'Liuhfs'

Columbia Falls Business and
Professional Women's club will
hold a bake sale, Saturday, IL
am, at Davall Mercantile. Coffee
and doughnuts are to be served.
Proceeds are for the BPW's pro-
ject to install "stop and go" lights
to improve traffic and pedestrian
safety on Columbia Falls streets.
The club met, Oct. 6, at Our
Savior's Lutheran church. Report
of the lights committee was given
by Mrs. H. H. Davall. 1t was an
nounced donations to the light
fund could be given or mailed to
Mrs. Bill Driscoll, committee
chairman. Others on the commit
tee are Mrs. Davall, Mrs. Chuck
Hetzer, and Mrs. Bob Smith.
During the meeting, Mrs. Jack
Merz, legislative chairman, report
ed on Referenda 81 and So, both
of which are BPW approved.
Other business included voting
to have 'rummage rack" at Da-
vail Mercantile. This would be
ready Saturday, and will be con-
tinued in the store as a club pro-
ject. Proceeds will go into the BPW
treasury for club needs.
Next meeting is slated for Oct.
20 at the home of Mrs. Jake
Choate.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
LUtherons Holding
Evangelism Meets

Our Savior'S and Helena Flats
Lutheran churches will conduct an
Evangelism conference in their re-
spective churches Sunday through
Thursday, Special preaching =
Teaching-Reaching" services will
be conducted Sunday morning and
every evening during the mission
at 8 pm.
Two speakers will bring inspir-
ing messages during the Evan
gelism conference. Pastor Olaf G.
Borge Of Shelby will be the guest
preacher at Helena Flats Lutheran
church. Pastor A. ]. Gravdal of
Choteau will speak at services in
Our Savior'S Lutheran church,
Columbia Falls. Local Pastor Cor
lis Rasmussen commented that
such Evangelism conferences have
been held throughout the Evan
gelical Lutheran church of Ameri-
ca with thousands of people re-
ceiving new spiritual uplift. In 70
conferences with a total of 800
congregations participating, 6,076
lay people have witnessed of their
faith, S5,268 people have been in
terviewed, 1,096 were found who
wanted to join the pastors adult
class, 3,045 were interested in
membership, 357 reaffirmed their
faith, 1915 were found for bap-
tism and 2,267 new children were
discovered for the Sunday Schools.
attended the preaching
missions.
The Columbia Falls pastor con-
cluded: "The Christian church is
vitally important to family and
community life, for there people
come to see Christ. We read in the
that Andrew first found |
his brother and said to him, we |
have found the Christ And he
brought him to Jesus. This is the |
invitation of the church, Come
and see,' through its Evangelism
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
"a On Attendance
Sunday School Roll

There were "a children with
perfect attendance at Our Savior's
Lutheran Sunday school for the
month of September. Total enroll
ment is 161.
The list by grade is as follows:
Jr. kindergarten: Edward Farm
brook, Vicki Barnhart, Randy
Johnson, Rodney Larson, Jon
Wulf, Karen Greenland, Jerry
Kanzler, Pat Rude, Delb ert
Kloock, Jane Wilson, Mary Kay
Kennedy, Thea Rae Bergen.
Senior kindergarten: Annette
Lyngstad, Keith Anders, Steven
Spencer, Ole Toftum, Buzzy
Crouch, Jack Ganiere, Terry Fris-
Ike, Carolann Friske Melton Al
dahl, Carol Mattheisen.
Grade 1: Dennis Johnson, Diane
Everin, Dennis Bergen, Andrea
Ryan, Lana Rem, Janis Reirson,
Jimmy Kanzler, Peggy Skyberg,
Glen Lietz, Devlin Hill.
Grade 2: David Spencer, Idonna
Kloock, Ilene Wooster, Sharon
Wulf, Starr Skyberg, Jimmy Fris-
Ike, Linda Mason, Glenn Thacker.
Grade 8: Bobby Crouch, David
Wiz, Helen Bakshas, Gene Mass
man, Susan Hoye, Richard Sky
berg, Carol Rude, Judy Wilson,
Vicky Bergen, Verlaine Barnhart,
Linda Rem, Harold Aldahl, Ruth
Rasmussen.
Grade q: Judy Skyberg, Karen
Toftum, Ellen Corrigeux, Jay
Johnson, Bruce Hamer, Joan Will
son, Donna Aldahl.
Grade 5: Patsy Morris, Marsha
Thacker, Cheryl Skyberg.
Grade 6: James Ganiere, Virginia
Lietz, Jacqueline Johnson, Walter
Ren, Hans Nelson, Paul Rasmus-
sen.
Grade 7: Douglas Knapton, Sally
Hoye, Patrick Ryan, Rose Marie
Corrigeux, Susan Will, Joyce
Greenland, Clifford Toftum, Mar
jorie Bakshas, Judy Johnson, Ka-
thy Farmbrook, Patricia Hamer.
Grade 8: Gary Horak, Ann Marie
Rasmussen, Phyllis Downen, Glor-
ia Nelson.
High School: Shirley Toftum,
Palma Greenland, Judy Kamrud,
Clifford Greenland, Billy Thomas,
Lavella Kronkright, James KNAPP
ton, Carol Downen, Anna Nelson,
Corliss Nelson.
Teachers with perfect attend |
ance were: Dolores Anderson, Mrs.
oatchin, Mrs. Rasmussen, Mrs.
Schmidt, Mrs. Bergen, Mrs. Green
and, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Knapton,
Sally Seymer, Mrs. Johnson.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Christian Church
Plans Lay Service

Various laymen of the local
Christian church congregation will
participate in the worship serv-
ice, Sunday. Church service is at
11:15 am. with Sunday school at
10 am. A nursery is maintained
during the church hour.
Wayne Mahugh, layman of the
Central Christian church, Kalis-
pell, will bring the morning mes
sage. His theme is GA Time for
Decision"
Sunday evening, 7:3O, a sound
film, "The Beginning" will be
shown. 1t is new feature film
produced in Hollywood for Chris
ton churches. Members of other
congregations not having evening
services are welcome to attend.
Attendance crusade at the local
Christian church is helping them
to achieve a higher attendance
than ever before at this time of
year. The first two Sundays of
the crusade, Oct. 8 and 10, showed
a 20 per cent increase over the
same period a year ago, and a 81
percent increase over first two
Sundays in September. 1t is IL
weeks attendance crusade.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Methodist Ladies
Discuss Events

General WSCS of the Methodist
church met, Oct. 6 at the parish
hall. Mrs. John Roedel, president
had charge of the meeting.
Business included planning to
sponsor a rummage' sale, Nov. g.
Committees include: marking, Mrs
William Lane, Mrs. Ed Jystad, and
Mrs. Leonard Whitney; food, Mrs.
Art Green, Mrs. Boyd Walker, Mrs.
Ted Rogers; and selection of place
to hold the sale, Mrs. Kenneth
Knapton and Mrs. Clara Green.
Clothing for the sale may be left
at the home of Mrs. Lane.
Announcement was made of the
annual bazaar and bake sale, Dec.
4. 1t will be at Davall Mercantile
Co.
Devotions at the meeting were
led by Mrs. Jystad. Mrs. Whitney
had charge of the program. Two
Skits were presented with Mrs.
Murry Giles, Mrs. Teddy Andrew,
Mrs. Knapton, Mrs. Rogers and
Mrs. Whitney participating.
Guest at the meeting was Mrs.
Bill Reece. At the close, lunch was
served by Mrs. Gordon Trimmer,
Mrs. Clara Green, and Mrs. Rogers.
Next meeting is to be held Nov. 3
at the parish house.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Town Bridge Club
To Meet Wednesday

Town Bridge club will meet next
Wednesday for one o'clock des-
sert at the Kelly building
Hostesses are to Mrs. Ann John
son, Mrs. Gennie Lee, and Mrs.
Marge Fleming.
The club met Oct. 6 with prizes
awarded to Mrs. Pat Kelly, Mrs.
Dwight Lohn, and Mrs. M. c. Es-
tenson. Hostesses that afternoon
were Mrs. Mel Lane, Mrs. Earl
Cole, and Mrs. Roy Hickey.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Honor Gene Massman
With Birthday Party

A party was given in honor OF
Gene Massman's eighth birthday
anniversary, Thursday. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Mass
man.
Decorations of the party were
carried out with Walt Disney
characters. Opening of gifts and
serving of refreshments opened the
party given after school. A cartoon
was shown guests, after which
games were played.
Guests were Don Thompson,
Whitefish; Philip Bertino, Bobby
and Buzzy Crouch, James Esten-
son, Jay Johnson, Gary and Larry
Luce, Bobby Moody, John Shu-
bert, Troy and Glenn Thacker,
Dennis and Lynn Tolley.
Peggy 10 Reid assisted Mrs.
MaSSman.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Here and There

Mr.. and Mrs. Glib Anders re
turned home Saturday, from
weeks vacation trip. They visitet
at the homes of Mrs. Anders' sis.
ters, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wagner
| (Margaret Swenson) and daugh-
ters, Claraton, Wyo.; and Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Boyle and children
Billings. The Anders also visited
his mother, Mrs. Florence Anders,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard McKennon
and family, Missoula; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Les MCGOWAN, Butte.
MIR. and Mrs. Cloyce Platz, Bar
bara and Frank, spent the week
end at Pocatello, Ida. They visited
his father, Frank Platz.
Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Andrew
and children spent the weekend
with relatives in MiSsoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Thomas re-
turned home, Thursday, with their
son Gary Evan, from Long Beach,
Calf. While in California they
visited a daughter, Dorrine john
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Reed,
Monrovia, Calf. Mrs. Reed is Mrs.
Thomas sister.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard McCully were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hank Pronovost and daugh-
ter, Kalispell.
Fred Trotter, Butte, was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Robinson last
week. He is their nephew.
Mrs. Anna Ross was a Sunday
overnight guest or Mrs. Hilda Ger
tel, Whitefish.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Galley, Port
land, Ore, came Friday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Galley. They
are his parents.
Mrs. Julia sHoerner left Tues
day afternoon for Bismarck, N.
OAK, where she will visit her
daughter and family, the Archie
Burkharts, for about two months.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Give Birthday Party
For Jimmy Nadeau

Jimmy Nadeau was guest OF
honor at a birthday party Monday,
after school. He was seven years
old Sunday.
Guests were his sisters Carol and
Terry; Doug Gilman, Devvy and
Cary Hill, Corky and Cheryl Hill,
Renee and Dennis Ingraham, Brian
Kelly, Janice and Daryl Kollen-
born.
Halloween colors were used in
decorating. Dinner was served at
the close of the party.
Sunday, Jimmy and his dad,
Vic Nadeau, observed their birth
day anniversaries with a dinner
given by Mrs. Sue Nadeau. Pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Nadeau
and children and Freddy Thomas.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Elect Mrs. Dewitt
Co. Council Head

Mrs. Klaas Dewitt, Columbia
Falls, was elected president of the
Flathead County Council of home
demonstration clubs, Friday. The
term is for two years. Mrs. Dewitt
served as Missoula county council
president for six years, previously.
She succeeds Mrs. Harold Pass
more, Creston.
Other officers are Mrs. Man
ming, vice president; Mrs. Sch
mock, secretary; and Mrs. Man
aghan, treasurer. The fall county
council meeting was held at the
Northwest Community hall in the
Saltwater district.
Attending from the Columbia
Annas Home Demonstration club
were Mrs. Claude Christensen,
Mrs. Dewitt, and Mrs. R. v.
Thomas.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
St. Richards to Have Festival
by Ms. GLADYS SHAY

by Mrs. Gladys Shay Phone 20
Annual fall festival at St. Rich
ards parish, Columbia Falls, is
slated for Oct. 26.
A public card party will start at
8 pm. Games will be bridge, can
asia, and pinochle. Two high
prizes are to be awarded for each
game. Tickets also entitle holders
to refreshments at the close of the
evening.
To be given away are two $50
bonds, $25 and five SIS prizes. Spon-
Sors are St. Richards Altar society
and Catholic ladies of Hungry
Horse, Coram, Martin City, and
West Glacier. Prize winners need
not be present to win.
Chairman of the card party that
evening is Mrs. Tom Lee.
st. Richards Altar society met
Oct. 6, at the parish hall. Hostesses
were Mrs. Carl Launer and Mrs.
Albert Gardner.
Now underway is a clothing
drive for the German family the
Altar society has adopted. 1ney
are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pointke
and children, five boys and one
girl, ranging in ages from two to
nine. Mr.. Pointke is double am
putee. This is the third year the
Altar society has adopted them"
Clothing may be left at the par
ish hall or with Mrs. Norbert
Beaudry, Mrs. Curtis Barnhart,
Mrs. John Frerich, Mrs. Bill Opal
ka, or Mrs. L. A. Schoenberg.
HOPES are to have clothing dona-
tions in by Nov. l for shipment.
Other dates on the Altar society
itinerary include the fall deanery
meeting at Kalispell, Oct. %; and
local ladies' annual bazaar, Nov.
20. /
Next business meeting is Nov. 3
with hostesses to be announced.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Margaret Hoerner
Weds N. RYdstrom

Margaret Hoerner become the
bride of Edward Rydstrom at st.
Richards Catholic church Satur-
day at 2 pm. Father William Mol
10y performed the ceremony.
Attendants were Ann Hoerner
and Mike Hoerner, sister and bro
ther of the bride.
Mrs. Rydstrom is the daughter
of Mrs. Julia Hoerner and the late
Vincent Hoerner, who passed
away 10 years ago. She was grad
uated from Missoula high school.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Rydstrom, Richland, and
is employed as a crane operator
at the Aluminium plant. She has
worked at the Park Drug.
The couple are making their
home in Columbia Falls.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Slate Pie S o C i a |
For Church Groups

A tri-church pie social and pro-
gram will be given Oct. % at Mid
way hall. Evening entertainment
starts at pm. Participating will
be members of Christian churches
in Columbia Falls, Whitefish and
Kalispell.
The evening of fellowship is
being sponsored by the Christian
Women's Fellowship of the White
fish church.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Methodist Youth Name
New Set of Officers

Officers of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship were elected Monday
evening.
President is Mike Aaron, with
Patsy Greene, vice president; and
Gene Darling, treasurer.
intermediate age students are
invited to attend MYF meetings.
They are each Monday, 7:30 pm,
at the parish house.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
HOerner Wins Plumber
Supply Contest

Jack Hoerner of Hoerner Plumb
ing and Heating Co., Columbia
Falls, was winner in the Console
dated Supply Co., contest out Of
Spokane.
Jack guessed that the firm had
463 bathroom fixtures on hand.
The company had 434. He receives
a new colored bathtub as a prize.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Laymen To Conduct
Methodist Services

Laymen Sunday will be observ-
ed at the Columbia Falls Metho-
dist church, Sunday.
Morning worship is at IL am,
with a nursery for pre-school age
children maintained. Sund a y
school, classes for all ages, is 10
am.
Thursday, 7:3O pm, those who
like to sing are invited to meet at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Whitney. Reorganization of the
choir will be discussed.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Daughter for ROsmans

Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Rosman are
parents of a daughter born, Oct.
5, at the John B. Simons hospital,
Whitefish.
The baby weighed eight pounds,
five ounces. She was named Deb
ra Lee.
Mrs. Rosman and Debra Lee
came home Saturday. Grandpar-
ents here are Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lundstrom.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15

Our Savior's Lutheran Sunday
school will hold a bake sale Sat-
urday, Oct. 80 at the B & B store,
starting at 10 am.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
500 SOMERSET PL.
r.uII I.IIM TERRACE. MD

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6
An attrac. and modern corner bricH
home adjacent to schools. stores anc
transp. It contains 8 spacious rms
2Ia baths; recr. rm. with bar; com
pletely asphalt-tiled bsmt.; alum
storm sash, etc. If you have beer
looking at homes priced from SIS.
900 to S2l 900. by all means see
this today. Dir: From N: Caplto
and jefferson SITS. east on Riges rd
2 short blks. past the light at Chill
lum rd.. then left l blk.
An 4.sa17 EN-. 3-5757
Evening star., 1954-09-26
COLORED
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
II. 6-4444. LO. 7-9310

ADELPHrL3-bsdrm. brick rambler;
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BELTsVILLE-over a acres, 6-rm.
homs ouse ps s rents 0anea o4 7e nd per
bldgs. SI9,a5O. Terms. LOUIS
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Ewes, WA: 7116ol2. -26
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detach., brick and frame: bath.
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insulated; 2 bedrms., lge. kit. tile
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comb: expan. attic: ia-acre fenced
lot; S11 900. Call RE. 5-SSIs.
CAMP SPRINGS bedroom, G4-ft.
redwood rambler. Liv. rm.. 26x1S.
firepl., sep. din. rm., large kit. bath
with sep powder room; full walk-out
basement with large picture win
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RECT1ONS: Branch ave. tRoute 81
turn right on Middleton lane, follow
signs to property, CRISMOND REAL
ESTATE. 459S st. Barnabas rd. Sc.
Lo; 7-s2l5. lsee picture ad In Sat
CAMP SsPRiNGs, MD.-on busline;
Q bedrms., liv. rnl.. full din. rrn.,
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Evening star., 1954-09-26
Carriage Trade


on approx. S acres 81 level and
partly wooded land; situated in the
highly desirable Potomac Hunt Clut
area. This home denes description
and must be seen to be appreei:
ated. There are 4 bedrns. and 3H
baths, liv. rm. with fireplace. din
rm. and mahogany paneled der
with stone fireplace; large brick
patio: Western-style front porch
and talousied recreation room with
additional fireplace. The spacious
de luxe kitchen with breakfast room
is all that can be desired: maid S
quarters with bath. utility room and
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gracious living. Come with us
through the brick portal-gate en-
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to home of distinction. The
many appointments will surprise and
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Evening star., 1954-09-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

CT OR CONVENTIONAL
Open today. 3-bedroom brick Cape
Cod. Living rm; with fireplace. sep
schools. 7419 Birch ave-, Takoms
Park. RA, 6-05I6.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
WORTH SEEING
BUILT FOR KEEPS

BUILT FOR KEEPS
Nothing flimsy about this brick ram.
bier; as sturdy as the oaks that
shade the lot. Friendly liv. rIn. with
enchanting fireplace, family sized
din. rm., 3 delightful bedrmS. Dir.
rd., or out Conn. ave, and right M on
Plyers Mill rd. to Drumm ave. and
follow our directional arrows to
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Come out and see this ail-brick home
in one of Silver Springs finest resi-
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sep. din. rm., 3 twin-SiZed bedrms :,
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with fireplace; H2-acre lot Dir: Out
ColeSville rd. to Thomas DIR. "a
miles beyond 4 Corners at Sinclair
gas station, left blk. to Baker DIR.
right to 12so9 and our open sign.
NEAR SLIGO PARK
A. well-built brick home featuring q
living room with rear picture win
dow that affords a view of a pretty
wooded lot. 8 bedrms., 1Ia baths,
side scr. porch. light, dry bsmt. Dir. /:
OUT Colesvtlle I'd. to Forest Glen I'd,
left to Portland rd., right to 1O1O2.
ALL OPEN TIL DARK
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$50 Glst Ave. JU. $3.50
Evening star., 1954-09-26
CALLING ALL

ANTIQUE SPECIALS
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will restore this S-rm. house tbricks
imported from England. Built in
1911: many frepls.
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in 1862: cleo, well, on l acre, out
buildings. Excel. cond.
S10,500 or best offer--Mod. 6-rm.
frame. 3 acres, lots of fruit perfect
for raising your children. Direct bus
to Washington. BY appointment,
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Evening star., 1954-09-26
OPEN SUN. / TO z
RAMBLERS-SEP. DIN. RIM.
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;;37 CREE DIR.
FORREST HEIGHTS. MD;
Here are homes that should reaiiy ne
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Large lots. Beautiful community
All for S17.s50. With conv. terms.
Just minutes from downtown or
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st. q mile from D. c. line. right at
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with sas heat. Assgms s..Sas 81 11 losT1'
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CT APPRAISED, $4,000.
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all new custom built brick ramblers.
Huge corner lot: breezeway to ga
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corner firepl. and picture WINDOW. 2
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Evening star., 1954-09-26
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OPEN SUNDAY. / TO g

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extremely modern kit. gas &C
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MEDIATE SALE IN -SI Lower Err s3os 3M'
To reach: Out Wis. ave, left on Dor
set to Warwick. left to Essex, right
to open" sign.
ROCK CREEK HILLS. MD.
9524 BEXHILL DRIVE
Spacious. custom built. 3-bedrm., @
est. porch, 45-ft. day daylisht kht' Iecs Eas
rm. with firepl Overlooking gorgeous
landscape. .$45,950. Builder anxious
to sell. make offer.
To reach: Out Conn; ave, bear right
Bexhill DIR. to "open" sign.
BETHESDA. MD.-5515 HOOVER ST
Red brick Colonial on beautiful lot
Modern kit; powder rm. on 1st
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To reach: Out Old Georgetown I'd.
to Suburban Hospital left on Nc
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BETHESDA. MD.-470S HUNT AVE
Red brick and frame Colonial close
to schools and transp. Den on LIST
floor. 3 bedrms.. ? baths, I'd floor
To reach: Out Wis. ave. past 1st
trafhc light to Hunt ave. and left
LEGUM l. GERBER REALTY co.
1918 Conn. Ave. EN-. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-09-26
COUNTRY

REST HOME opportunity: 9 bed
rooms on IL acres; $1,000 down.
BEAUTIFUL NEW brick rambler on
acres for S24 900.
4 BEDROOMS and bath: oil heat; on
/ acre, outbldgs.; $4,000, easy
terms.
g ACRES.> s-room home: close in:
$4,000.
5-BEDROOM HOME on 3 acres. large
attractive place: S19,95O.
5-ACRE ESTATE, close-in Gath;
1 ACRE WITH TREES and small
Groom house: Gath: $1,000.
5-ROOM MODERN home on acre
for 50, 500. with $1,000 down.
STOP IN OUR OFFICE
Evening star., 1954-09-26
OPEN | TO 5
NEAR SCHOOLS

Looking for space in a good location
This 3-bedrm.. all-brick rambler con-
charming liv. rm. with irepl.. sep.
din. rm, all-elec. kit, garbage dis
posal and dishwasher; center-hall
entr.. storage attic with pull-down
stairway; h.-w.h., full bsmt., built-in
gar. FLA financing avail. Dir: Out
to Wayne, right 3 blks. to Whitney
right to Hinsdale and "Open' sign.
LAUREL REALTY co.
S12O Flower Ave. & g.. III S-S7Oo
Evening star., 1954-09-26

BR1DBURY PARK, lust over D. G.
Line S.E. - Brick rambler; lovely
basement. Only S13.750.
- 4.bedroorn, 2-bath
Cape Cod; near Andrews Field
Trade considered.
GARDENS-Almest rev
assume large 4eo loan.
Mr.. MundeN. Sun. 10. 3-473s; week
days, 10. 2-0400.
JAMES CARROLL REAL ESTATE