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HOUSES FOR sAiE-N.w.

c0LQRRD-I222 HAMILTON 81.
down. 81. 3-44l5, no. 2-7s27.
cSLcREDRARK I'd. AREA. sse5
beeut. brk.; S bedrms. g baths; coi,y.
All churches. shop. everythingi oren
sun, LII. Du. 7-97A1. HE. 4-7o77.
coI3REg X ass ROCK GEEK
Ehn LIE kD-Two arts. recr. rm:
cond. very reas. terms. Cal MRS.
JACKSON, DE. 2-116S. II. 6-3s9e
COLORED-41 All RANDOLPH 81.
N.W.-Lovely brick home with 4 lge.
oeorms.; gas heat: excel. cond. !;
p BAY ssSn bE izsai f REar TSn c
81. 3-6o6l; ewes, RA. 6-as7S.
CoLoRED-45l1 KANSAS AVE. NV.
-Attractive COST. brick home; 8
Dedrms;. ~ baths, gas heat; 2 ga-
shop, churches. Priced right. Direct
Il. I. AVE. Nv
9 lge. rms. and bath: oil h.-w HI:
neT-house CONG. $500 down. w. w.
C9L0RED-THE HOME WITH NO
DUPLICATE--See 1t today, 425 In
graham st. NV. s rms. 2 complete
baths, club room: large yard: gar
Mr.. Maury, tn. 3-3928. MARSHALL
=. ,WWdAPLE CO.. 1924 14th ST., AID.
coLoRED - laes WEBSTER ST.
NW.--Beaut. S-rm. brk.; s baths.
hHd. rs, 2 incl. pchs., bsmt., gas
h.-w.h., gar. LA SALE REALTY
CO. MT; Robinson, AID. 2-2115.
COLoRED--OLD CPLE. leaving city;
must sell semidet. frame house on
TAYLOR mr.. Ca. ave. having 3 COM
plete epts.; small down payment.
To. 2-2SS7, lO-3. 6-S. Ill
CoLoRED-OPEN SUNDAY, 1 10 Z,
TIA Hamilton st. n.w.--Nice semi
oct brick home; 9 rms: 2 baths.
only $1,000 down. w. CLIFFORD
SHEsRRTzER. OIL. o-65oo or LU.
coIoRED-NR. 18th AND DECATUR
---Lge. brick row: % rms. kits.
pa baths. oil h.-w.h.; perfect cond.;
S15.Q50, 81 900 cash. REALISTINGS
CORP. HUI. 3-5333. Ill
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Excellent for Children
2 AND 8 BEDROOMS

Full Easements: fenced yards: good
cond.; reas. rent; cony. to schools,
shopping center, Fort Belvoir.
weekdays, o to PM: ewes. and
week ends. call so. 5-7922.
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
134 N. Kings Hwy, Alex, Va.
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HOUSES FOR sALs-.N.w.
Best BllV in nj w

nj. 4th and Kennedy SITS.
Beautifully arranged S-rfa. quality
home: reception hall. liy. rm.. din.
rri. sun parlor and kit. end floor.
bedrms.. kit. and bath: full bsmt..
pine recreation rm. and knotty-
pine serving rm. with bar: storage
rm. alum. tile bath with shower:
Diet garage: features too numerous
70 mention. could be used for Q
families Priced right: MODERATE
down payment.
CAMPANELLA q co.
E1. Sails Ewes, ~. s-9l73
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GLOVER PARK
KENT

KENT
For the family looking for 3-bedrm.,
2-bath house In excel. cond. in this
desirable area. this Colonial brick
opening on screened porch; den and
bath on LIST A.: rec. rm. and gear
garage. For further information.
please call Mrs. Father, Ho. 2-3733.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors. Uptown once. EN-. 2-6715
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REDUCED
RENT
MICHIGAN PARK

4903 18th ST. NE.
Hospital under construction.
ONE YEAR. $lO5 MONTH
On 2-year lease, sos mo-, first year;
500 month, second year.
NEARLY NEW GROOM SEMIDE-
TACKLED BRICK HOME; 3 BED
ROOMS, DINING ROOM. MODERN
KITCHEN, ETC.
OPEN 2 TO 4, SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
Drive out Michigan ave, past Cath
Ollie Univ, turn left on 12th ST., then
left on South Dakota I block
STEUART BROS, INC.
1912 5th ST. NV.
DI. 7-2434 DI. 7-S6Q5
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ALEXANDRIA

Large 3-bedrm.. 1H-hath. rec. rm..
hreeseway, garage. fenced a-acre
lot; 10 min. TO Pentagon, $50.
ASk-uS REALTY CO.. IA. S-l262
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

HOMES NEEDED. We
have fine tenants for homes in Lang
ley Park. Silver Spring. Bethesda.
today. PERRY HAY Co. ~. 5-B242.
COUPLE with well-behaved 7-year-
old French poodle would like small
furn. house, preferable Westmore-
land or Mass. ave. extended section.
fSr Aug. through Oct. Box 1 N:
riRsasNsFERRED TO D. GERMS
nent headquarters; need 3-bedroom
unfurn. house or apt, preferably
NV. near parochiai school; couple
and 2 daughters, ages 8 and 10;
best references. Rental, approx
mately $3.50. BOX 99-V. star. I3'
SETTLED. reliable couple. no chill.
dren or pets. want unfurn. 2-bed-
rm. bungalow. JU. 5-3314. IL
MOTHER wants to share home with
family Or lady who will care for
child while mother works, prefer
College PIX. area. Box GOV, star.
RENTALS WANTED, VA.
List your house with US and let US
take the work and worry on your
shoulders. Call XII. S-3106 It'll 6.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
ARMY OFFICER needs 3 or 4 bedrm.,
unfurn. house, immed. vic. Andrews
or Boiling. excel. ref. OIL. 2-0740.
IL
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ARLINGTON

3-bedrm. rambler, full bsmt.. excel
lent kitchen, earport. $50.
8 hedrrns,. 2 baths, 31-ft. liv. rn.,
all-elec. kit. S145.
3-bedrm. contemporary rambler.
bsmt.. carport. $50,
4-bedrm., 2ta-bath Colonial, rec. rm.,
garage. conv. downtown location,
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NEWLY REFRIGERATED
Nr. Chevy Chase Circle: 4 bedrooms,
Ia baths; available immediately;
Nr. Rock Greek Park: town house: 8
bedrooms, 2 baths; available inn
CALL EN-. 2-740o OR OIL. 4-1s52
METZLER, REALTOR
5o2s CONN. AVE. AT NEBR. AVE.
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Pofornac Hnnf Country

Potomac Hunt Country
II you are looking for privacy. this
Is 1t. Two-bedrm. rambler situated
on an estate property; Scar garage;
$125 per mo. SAMUEL e. BOGLEY,
INC, Potomac ONCE. Oh. 1883.
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36OS INGOMAR PIG rms, 2 baths,
excel. cond. Sun. pch.. sleeping pch.
garage. oil heat; no dogs. Now
1881 43rd st. n.w.-5 rms, bath,
avail. Aug. /, $125. Can be seen
by appt.
Bethesda. mr.. N.I.H. and Naval Medi-
cal-3 bedfms.. bath. new; now
avail. S135.
Mass. awe rms, den. ga baths,
rec. rnl.. garage. avail, within 2
wks.. 5000.
EDw. II. JONES a. CO., INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. OIL. 2-230O
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S5 CRITTENDEN ST. N.R.-Immacu-
late Ssroom row brick with lovely
Miss zsEer. 81. $3.50. MS0sSs sHAiE;
y; MAPLE Co, Realtor. 1924 i1th
NV III 4 f nj All NsC5ao GSS;sp,rar, .RE..
sl7.950. down. 81, 800 to auaiified
veterans. Corner brick, brick Fa-
rage; Q goQd-sized rooms and q
porches. Finished basement with
private entrance. perfect for pros
c rsssiiona n,l man; T.wo-ton new water
sasinor DE s.isSsss. 'nMSiaAfss siIA III;
:; wAPLE Co. Rssltof. 1924 18th
st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
THRFE-YR. .OLD semidet. 2-hedrm,
nSSss r nsw cOn SeeC u SIS aonSs ps
st. ne, on Rises I'd. Ia. 9-a096.
4seo QUEENS CHAPEL TER. N.H.-
pet, brick Colonial 8 lse. rms. 2is
Ress l oS locaton sss Eis
s.6562: II: a.7o43. wILLoUGHBY
aSi1 EAsTERN AVE. N.E.-Dst. brick
Colonial, 8 rms, 1M baths. bsmt.,
screened porch. Ice. yard: cony loo.
Il sr7o4S WLLouuHBY REAL
T1Wo.AFT UNIT, NE. excellent
cond.; cow: complete kits. tile
baths, liv. rms, bedrms., dinettes:
2 floors: easy terms. Call Ii. 3-l449.
CORNER BRICK, 6 rms, gas a.-c.
heat: leaving city; sacrifice. OWNER.
Ia. 9-2434. 1920 end st. ne.
sIx-RooM sEMIDETAcHKp BRICK.
powder rn. LIST A.. full bath End.
Gil. no down payment; you qualify.
we furnish the house. Ewes. AID.
KRETs1NoER REALTY. LA. 6-l4as
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JOSEPH KINsKY, Realtor

OPEN SUNDAY. . TO 8
S Grated Msh room r Sssf
full tiled basement with lavstory,
laundry room with Bendix, fenced
yard. Only $3.50 down. assume. OF
loan. Price, $l3.9S0. Immediate
possession. 5o31 18th s; ne. Ewes.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
BIS 18th st. NV. DI. 1887
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SPRING VALLEY

~ 4b44NA Nk1AA&aGs&
! lovely Colonial home Ia this most
e cEciSps a W ss area On ,t quiet 81;
fi:-pi.. Wm-bs-style dn. rm., lbs.
with fi-pl;; lge. porch enclosed with
custom ialousies;- pwd. rm. and mod.
kit. I'd A.. 3 bdrms.. baths and
unfnshd. study 3rd n. fnshd. bd-
rm. Fuii bsmt. With tit. and S-csr
gar. Strand steel and reinforced con-
crete construction. All windows
equipped with. triple-track storm
windows. Completely air conditioned.
Eor sale BY owner ct less than $50.
dark. 1910 Rodman ST. NV. on
other DAYS By annf.. EN-. 2-R777. 6.
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HOUSES UNFINISHED

AkL.. very close in, ia miles from
Memorial Bridge Beautiful view.
SSyeriookinE wash; bedrms.. ige.
D Ds I% E sitehsn ssD SstS ain! mined s pine
cdpancy: S110 mo. 1922 n. Meade
s-as So or Eve yE. selsso. WASN.El S "a
GE0RGET0WN AREA--Newly remod.
3-bedrm. home: 30-ft. liv. rm. I:
paneled din. rnl.; w/picture window
qyerlooking deep garden; complete
Nice bsmt.; wIWashing and drying
machines. Avail. now at $3.50 mo.
EN-. 2-5100. Ewes. NO. 1882.
Iii
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.: 2957 Tilden
st. NV. Semidet. 6-bedrm,, 2 baths.
hv. rm.. RECEIPT. hall, din. rm., kit.
pantry g-car gar. newly decor. $50
mo. VIII be open Sat. and Sun. Two
new John Carroll II. s.: Ssyrs. .old.
excel. .cond.. semidet. brk. home. iiv.
rm.. din. rni., mod. kit, 8 bedrms.,
beaut. tile bath. gas heat, nice I'd. !:
avail mined. s135 mo. RA. s-o6i7.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; p
Stove. lge. refef. and washer Incl.
Huge sliding door closets Through
out. Fenced yard. Excel. neiehbor-
hood for children. sos mo. ne. g.
5495 or ia. 8-473S. LII
CHEVY CHASE. D.C.--NewIy deco
rated Germ. brick. 2 baths, fire-
place: basement; built-in garage
CHEVY CHAsE-Beaut. rambler: 8
bedrms.. 2 baths, stor. attic, scr.
porch: gar; 5000. MRS. CLYDE c.
BENNINGTON, OIL. 2-2635: EN-. q
$3.50. liz
GARRETT PARK Mr.. NAVAL HOSP.
Three-bedrm. brick, GE kit, din. rm.,
bSmt. Mr.. schools. SIPS. Lo. 4-OO2l.
1926 30th ST. N.E.--Modern 6-rm.
brk. house, in Al cond.; fun bsmt. |:
gas heat: lge, rear yard; Venetian
blinds. close to schools and transp.
=, Key az once: sos per mo.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-4-bedrm., g.
bath Diet. brick home; Rec. rm..
MD.-6-rm. mod. Diet
home. Avail. Sept. /: SI25.
SPRING. near Wheaton,
bedrm.. 2-bath Diet. home: bsmt.,
:, ERNEST H. LUNG
d. 1-@22l 20. s-436S
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DON'T MISS
OUTSTANDING
VALUES

B1O0--317 Fort dr., Alexandra, Va
2 bedrms.. semidetached: full
bsmt., front porch, fenced
yard. equipped kitchen with
garbage disposal and electric
range.
Heights, Falls Church
3-bedroom rambler; all-elec
GE kitchen with garbage Dis
posall. dishwasher and Bendix
washer. large picture win
dows, storage attic; minutes
to Pentagon.
81 Pines - Beautiful
subdivision; 3-bedroom brick
rambler with full daylight
bsmt, all-electric GE kitchen,
storage attic.
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WHEATON HEIGHTS
Three bedrms., full basement; in set
tied residential community, near
school. shopping and transp.; sos
per mo. Call Mrs. Coyill. COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO., 923 18th st.
NV. RE. 7-RAh0. %
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IETHESDA-$105 PER- NC
Arp-rnNnrTrNNrp

AIH-CONDIIIONED
-bedrm. rambler of great individual
ity on acre lot. Liz. I'm. with wood
burning fireplace. loft. picture win
dow. Bedrm. with picture win
dows, many built-in cabinets. Huge
flagstone terrace with outdoor bar
able for l or 2 people. Would also
consider sale. OWNER. EN-. 3-274S.
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DANIEL E. RAGALIE
OF. 4-9419 REALToR in. T-I223
768 23rd 81. South Arl., Va.
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SILVER SPRING AREA
3-BEDROOM RAMBLERS
ONLY S115-S120 PER MO.

Gas heat. full bsmt.: immediate oc-
cupancy; schools and shops nearby.
Directions: Out N. H.. ave about 6
blks. past Univ. lane to Ruatan st.,
left on Ruatan to representative at
1858 Ruatan. Call Monday through
Sat. HE. 4-HS0A HE. 4-77a3. -1 i
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FALLS CHURCH

One block to parochiai school. Liy.-
ing room with fireplace, den, dining
room, equipped kitchen, large
screened porch on LIST floor: 8 bed
age room upstairs: fuli basement;
gas hot-water heat: large. shady
lot: close to transportation and
inspection. 201 n. OAK st. -16
AURORA HILLS AREA
7-rm. brick. Q baths --S1f5.O 0
6-rm. brick. porch -------- 1876 90
5-rm. brick rambler -------- 1890
5-rm. brick, porch 116.00
hadrm., new apartmet --- So 30
All these rentals near schools, stores
and busline. Near Pentagon and
Airport. Immed. poss.
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Ar. Hall. Ewes. TIE. 6-1176. Ill
FoGGY BOTTOM, OIL 27th ST. NV.
1 .,;,s white brick row house
rm., and modern equip. kit. on LIST
a. Patio and parking space. 500
month; OLIVER T. CARR, Ma.
NEW e ss..BEDRM. HousE-Li7. rra.,
kit. 2 baths, full bsmt.; IL miles
from D. G, line, Md. On Rte. lie.
RENTAL BARGAINN3-bedroom brick
rambler, nearly new; completely
equipped. including deep freeze.
Owner leaving for 2 years; will rent
for $3.50. Call DI. 7-7740 for APP
pointment. or eyes,. OIL. 2-6S44.
wooDMooR, SILVER SPRING
yr,-old detached brick bungalow;
two bedrooms, full basement. Re-
Gently papered and painted; $I35
mo-. 1-yr. lease. lot Rock Dale DIR.
ARLINGTON. II N. Hedford--a-bed-
rni. brick; cow. to IT. ;Myer. SiSo:
,s ss YOU sSly a. T. s IT, 4sa rms newly
decorated, semidet.. gas heat. cony.
to schools and stores. $S5. LII.
orr s' kiENsNGToN PKwY.-a bed
lily. SlO0 mo. EN-. 3-094S, Iii
n. ARL.--Beaut. 2-acre estate: cool
comfortable Colonial house with ex-
ceptionally Ice, liv. rm., din. rm
and screened porch. 5 bedrms.,
baths. lovely shade trees and
grounds; mr.. schools. buslines ant
PICK BAssETT. IA. 2-5o57 or "a
8. ARL.-cool. comfortable. smaii e.
bedrm. house, nice yd.. shade trees
conv. to. Pentagon. SHOPPING centel
i sassE 1sr a. sSo57s s. "a: a Rsff
1le PEABODY ST., N.R.-5sSm
house, excel. neighhorhood, A newl,
MAN.BRAwNER REALTY CO.. ME-
asa sis SSSSHEiIDA PL, N.w.-coolidse area
conv. TO everything: walk to swim
3 bedrms., 2 incl. porciies, fun bsnit.
maids room, garage: S110 mo. AID
ss5o Smf22RIETTA PL. N.w.-s-bedrm
row brick with 2 inciosed porches
AfRlEHHDSGG az IN ELsls caHuRcH 1 3
bedrm. rambler Colonials, COW. 10
Gated; rental from S115 per mo. {,
$3.50 per mo-: several ready TO
immed. poss, HANOWELL & RUT
LEY, REALTORS. JE. 10000. III
v. a MAasY HULL REAL ESTATE Ts!
BEAUTIFUL a. NORTHWEST sEcTitoN
bedrms, sun rrn., shaded porch
immediate possession, 500. Cali. q
4416 10Th St. NV. after IL an, q
III t-ofs" IL
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-08-19
Miss Simmons Popular Member
Of Kirk Faculty. Passes Away

She first taught here at Caledonia
School, later transferring to Kirk,
where she was a member of the
mathematics department.
A graduate of Bowling Green
University, she received her mas
ter's degree at Western Reserve
University and did additional grad
uate study both at Reserve and
Columbia University.
Although Miss Simmons voca-
ton and avocation alike, concerned
her classroom and her students,
present and past, she also exhibited
a passionate devotion to extensive
travel and the subject of world af-
fairs and politics. One of her
pet interests was the Stamp Club
at the junior high school, which
she sponsored. A lifelong Meth
odist, she was active in various
church affairs and organizations.
DR.. l.. L. Myers, principal of
Kirk, in paying tribute to his for
mer colleague, stated today, "The
school has suffered a great loss
in the death of Miss Simmons. She
had been loyal and devoted men,
ber of the faculty since the school
opened"
"She gave timelessly of her
energies and talents to her home
room and her classes. Pupils and
teachers alike will miss her great
ly."
Of Dutch and English ancestry,
Miss Simmons was the second
youngest in family of seven chill
dren. Two brothers and a sister
are deceased. In addition to Mrs.
Williams, three sisters survive,
Mrs. Fred Luebben, who also re-
sides in Perrysburg at 947 Louisi-
ana ST.; Mrs. John Brinkman of
California, and Mrs. Arthur Macln-
tosh of Chicago.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-08-19

according to F. j. Vance, college
registrar.
Newcomers to our suburb, Mrs.
May Nevills, her daughter, Mil
dred, and the formers mother,
Mrs. Mildred Robinson, are off on
a Canadian holiday. They left Mon
day for ten days in Hamilton and
Brantford, dividing their time be-
tween friends and relatives.
The Mevills' and Mrs. Robinson
moved to 1878 Claiborne I'd. six
weeks ago.
Latest stork news causing eX-
citement in three local households
is the announcement by Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Sauers Of 13709 Gain
sboro ave. of the birth on August
1st of daughter, Nancy Louise.
Proud grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Warman, 14704 Shaw
ave., and the Raymond Sauers,
1901 East 141st st.
Home again with tales of her
vacation trip through the south
is Mrs. Mary Young, 1869 Shaw
ave.
Pastor of the Windermer NJ. E.
Church, DR.. NJ. Wayne Mcqueen,
is recuperating at the parsonage,
14037 Euclid ave-, from a fractured
left elbow. The accident, which
hospitalized him briefly, occurred
last week.
Corp. Richard P. Quiggle of the
Army's 34th Infantry Regiment,
oath Division, arrived in Seattle,
Wash. on Saturday, August 14th
after being stationed in Korea for
18 months.
To be discharged from Fort
Sheridan, ILL.,, within the next week,
he and his wife will reside at 1850
Gainesboro rd. Mr.. Quiggle is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Majher
of 1910 Wayside rd.
\ Thel Edward Michael Wehners
(Pathricia Ann Mather) are par
ents of a baby boy, born August
9Th in Huron Road Hospital. He
has been named Michael Douglas.
The Wehners reside at 1916 Van
Buren ave.
Corp. and Mrs. Roger Reeves are
announcing the birth of son,
Ronald Alan Reeves, in Ell Paso,
Texas on August 1st. A graduate
of Shaw High School, Corp. Reeves
formerly lived at 1871 Speedway
Overlook rd.
Back in their gift shop on Hay
den ave. once more are the R. G.
Angels, who just returned after
fortnight in Florida and other
southern states.
On their someward trip they
stopped off in Atlanta, Ga, for
few days to see their son, John,
who is located temporarily in that
city.
The honor roll at Ohio State
University's College of Education
during the spring quarter included
the names of Louise Morganstern,
1887 Thornhill dr.; Marianne NJ.
Rothhaas, 14404 Potomac ave.;
Maureen K. Sashihara, 1861 Hast
ings ave. and Nancy H, Smith,
1920 Hazel rd.
On the honor roll at the Uni
versity's College of Agriculture
was Kenneth G. Watkins, 14641
Savannah ave. Clark A. Townsend,
13437 Shaw ave-, was on the honor
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-08-19

East Cleveland has lost a be-
loved and respected teacher.
Word has been received here
from Perrysburg, Ohio, of the
death of Miss Gladys NJ. Simmons,
a member of the faculty of W H.
Kirk Junior High School.
Miss Simmons has been making
her home since May with sister,
Mrs. Albert Williams, SAT East
Front st. in Perrysburg, where her
death occurred August 7th. Serv-
ices and burial took place the fol-
lowing Tuesday in Perrysburg, her
birthplace.
Miss Simmons entire teaching
career, with the exception of one
year spent in her home town was
centered in the local school system.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-08-19
Personals

"See America First" is the by
word Of Mrs. Louis Howald
who just returned from a $500
mile jaunt to various spots in the
south and back home to 1921 Pen
rose ave.
Accompanied by her son, Lawr-
ence, she headed first for Miami
Beach and on the return journey
stopped in Cleveland, Tenn, where
she and her son were house guests
of the Herbert Randolphs and
their family.
Two East Clevelanders have
been named to the honor roll for
the final semester at Otterbein Col
lege in Westerville: Lois Beraner,
1916 Shawview ave, and William
E. Critzer, 1927 Hampton rd.
Inclusion on the roll requires
minimum point average of 3.3,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
It's A Big Season
For Little Furs'

NEW STYLING of spring furs points to
IN season in which the little fur" Is
going to be the big thing.
One Of the better wardrobe investments at
this time Of year Is the small fur piece.
Whether the selection leans toward sable.
marten, or mink skins for handsome neck,
piece, or lush-looking mink stole, there's
a good reason behind why these small furs
continue to win the approval OF most women.
They 60 we'll with many costumes They
make any costume look twice as elegant.
Real news right now Is the fact that foxes
are climbing up on the fur hit parade. In
blue or white, fox has strong appeal for
spring and summer wear.
The "little fur" this season possesses great
style diversity Small box jackets in Persian
or Russian broadtail lamb are very popular.
Fichu and clutch-type designs, and bolero
and spencer shapes are others to think about.
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Gainesville

Mr.. and Mrs. w f Cartwright
and children. of Tampa. Fla, were
recent guests of Mrs George j.
Whtlock.
Mrs. Carrie Shepherd from For
est, Texas, was recent guest Of
Mrs. Hettie Davis.
Mrs. F F.. Fleming. Mrs Karl
Boggs and Mrs, Hettie Davis were
in Falmyille one day last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis Dillard
ana little son. of Richmond, spent
the week end WITH the Billiards
here
Mrs. William Y. London and
children. of Darlington, Nd. are
spending two weeks here with Her
parents. Mr. and Mrs ] Alex
RanSone.
Mrs. w. f. Robinson is spend
ing several days with Mr. and Mrs.
Y. w Shelton at Toano
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16
CaIra

Mrs Adell Orange and daugh4
Ter, Stephanie. Of Glenwooe
farms. Richmond. are spending
an extended visit with her parr
entS, MI and Mrs Robert Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Allenl
of Farmville, were Sunday eve}
ming visitors Of Mr.. and Ms,
Lyle Owenby Carolyn Owenbs
spent several days with Mr.. anq
Mrs. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Wright, OF
Danville, were recent visitors Of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright.
Glenn Rousch, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rousch is staying With
his aunt Mrs. OFT Agile. of Ten
nessee.
Mrs. Elmo Stinson. Mrs. Will
lard Orange, Mrs. Robert Wright
Miss Mary Wright and Bobby
Wright visited MI. and Mrs. w
w. Lampman Of Hopewel, Sate
urday. They all went fishing While
there. +
Janice and Wilbur Franklin, al
Richmond. are spending sonsf
time with their aunt and uncIa
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry JamersonT
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Mr. and Ma Edward Harrison
and Dittie. Of Newport News spent
the past week here.
Relatives and guests from Rich
mond were dinner guests OF Mr.
and. MIS- + 7, Dabney here Sat
urday
Mn. and Mrs. r, 3. Peasants
III. We're IN Richmond Monday
Mrs. Kari Boggs and sons Of
PoWhatan. spent past week here
with her mother. Mrs. f. f. tlem-
ing
Barbara Martin is spending
some time with relatives IN Rich
mond-
Mrs Madeline Hoyle Garrison
and son have returned to then
home in Charlotte. n. c.. after
visiting her sister Mrs. G. L.
Blanton and Mrs. H. B Peasants
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Z. Blanton ana
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on week end trip over Skyline
Drive Sunday.
Week end guests Of Mrs. A. B.
Outright were Mr., and Mrs Lon
HE Salman and children, Of
Richmond
Mrs. Leslie Miller and son, mo-
tored to Virginia Beach Tuesday
and stayed several days. Sunday
guests of Mrs Miller were Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Stonnell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Miller, Jr., of
Richmond.
Visitors in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Goodman Miller. the
past week We're, Mt. and Mrs
IeVault, son and daughter from
Indiana
Mrs. f. H Robertson spent Sat
urday in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs r. j Powell and
son Of Orange, were dinner guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. Stores Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs Karl Robertson
judy and w. c. Shores. spent se7-
yral DAYS at Buckroe Beach re-
+ Gently.
Mr.. and mrs. w. A. Baker. Bon
ME and Patsy Baker, w. c. Shores
+ and CaroIv,, CIDo,.nr e.,,o,,+ c,t,,llo,
ut Natural Bridge and enjoyed 9
/ picnic dinner
Mrs RAYMOND Speas recently
acc pied a position at the Coco
Luck lunch room Cumberland
Lloyd Meador was married tc
MISS Mabel Darneu on July 3
at Norlma. N G.. in the Baptist
parsonage. On Sunday the couple
visited his brother and son ii
Richmond.