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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17

MRS, Caroilne Eastman plans TO
visit her daughter in Salem for
Christmas.
Miss Emily Barksdale will leave
on Dec. 2l to spend Christmas
with her brother in law and sis
tel MI. and Mrs. Felix Hargrett.
in Chatham. N. j.
Mrs, Lena Doorman. hostess Of
the Commons" on the Hill, and
her mother. Mrs. Flanders. will
spend Christmas in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. E H Moore, Jr..
of Richmond. were the past week
end guests OF her mother Mrs.
Mildred D Davis.
Friends will be glad TO hear
that Dr.. Ray A. Moore, who has
been confined to his home with a
sprained knee. is now able to go
out although still on clutches.
Dr. Edgar Cannon and P. T.
Atkinson attended a meeting OF
the Board of Trustees OF Hamp-
dem Sydney College in Richmond
on Wednesday.
HowSon Cole, Jr.. OF Richmond,
spent the past week end with
Miss Mary and Richard Dupuy
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E, Gil
mer and daughter, Miss Mary
Frances Gilmer. spent the past
week end with Dr.. Gilmers sis
ter, Mrs. Richard Shelor in
Draper
Expected guests of Mr. and
Mrs. p. T. Atkinson for the holi-
days are her nephew. Williams
Thomas. Jr, OF SpottsWood. who
viii arrive early next week, and
the AtkinsonS' daughter and SON
n-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T.
jerome and children. of Baltimore
Who viii arrive next Thursday.
Miss Virginia McRae, of Srat-
ford in Danyille. will spend the
vacation with her parents. DIT.
anG Mrs c. f. McRae.
Expected guests OF d. ana Mrs.
Thomas f, Gilmer for the Christ
mas holidays are MI and Mrs.
+ f. Gilmer. Jr.. and son. Of
Hill. N c.. Mi and Mrs.
william N Gilmer and son, OF
Richmond; Miss Frances Gilmer,
Of Farmyille; George Gilmer, Of
Davidson College; and Mr. and
Mrs. Boyd Coyner, Jr and son
Of Charlottesville
DR. Willard F. Bliss viii spend
the Christmas vacation in Yer
mont
Mrs. w p Venable. of Char
lottesvllle. is visiting friends in
Falmville
Mrs Joseph Crute, of Rich 1
nond and her son and daugh-
ter in-law. Alr and Mrs. Ray
Magan. and family were guests
# Mrs Crute'S stepmother Mrs
Q Edward Bullelf, last week. Ned /
Magan. of Chase City. was also /
guests in the same home
Miss Alice Newman has re-
,urned home from Richmond Pro-
5essional Institute to spend the /
yacation with her parents, Mr.
md MIS-. George Newman
Mrs Emma Anthony recently /
'eturned from visit with friends /
1t Fort Knox. Ky. near Louis I
lille She made the trip both ways
~ plane,
Walter fowler attended church .
ervices at Bethlehem Presbyter
an Church, Sunday afternoon
Miss Louise CoWan, OF Rich
nond is with her mother, Mrs
emma C. Albright, this week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17
Powhatan Rites For
Mrs. Fanny W. Green

Funeral services for Mrs. Fanny
Worsham Green. who died We'd
nesday, Dec. l, at her residence
at Powhaln. were held Friday,
Dec. 3. at 2::30 p. m. at Powha-
tan Methodist Church Internent
was in the church cemetery
She is survived by her hus-
band Dallas Green two sons
Charles N. and j. Dallas. JI Of
Powhatan. three daughters, MIS-
r. S. Bell. Of Roanoke Rapids, N
c., Mrs. Martha Bishop and Mrs
NJ L Heath, Of Powhatan a Sis
ter two brothers, seven grand
children, and two great-grand-
children
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17

Miss Virginia CoWan and Elby
Turner. OF Richmond, were week
end guests Of Mrs Emma Al
bright, mother of Miss Cowan
Miss Mary Simpson, Of Mid
way" near Wingina IN Bucklng-
ham County. is spending some
time with her sister Mrs Ca
bell Robinson. and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Emma Anthony, at her
home on High Street
Mrs. Ella w Throckmorton, Of
Chatham. visited her mother,
Mrs. Elto S Schroeder, during the
week end.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17

Industrial life insurance has
climbed to unprecedented Levels.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17
And

and
hilarious baseball com lily
You viii see Roy Campancila.
Billy Iocs Russ Never. Cart
Erskine
, 1954-10-16
Thoroughbred to
Run In Christmas
Races Turf Club says

The management committee
Of the New ST. Croix Turf
Club announces that plans are
afoot for a good race card at
Christmas. Several horses
entered at the meeting held
last Sunday afteroon, among
them Beau Geste, Celosa,
Cheradon, Coaltown, Castle
Boy, Madam x, Tightening
Lad, Page Boy and others.
There are entered to date
eigheeen (18) horses with the
possibility Of Air Queen and
a few others coming in It will
be no surprise to hear that
Continued on page ~
, 1954-10-16
Weymouth RhYmer,
Joseph Gomez Speak
in Market Tonight

Weymouth Rhymer and Jo-
seph Gomez, candidates for
Senator at Large arrived here
today from St. Thomas to adj
dress the voters in St. Croix
in the Christiansted Market
at 9 o'clock tonight.
Messrs. Rhymer and Gomez
will speak in Grove Place to-
morrow at 4 and in Frederik-
sted on Monday night at $50
from the Bandstand.
They were accompanied by
Valdemar Hill and Alphonso
Holder.
, 1954-10-16

Miss Mercedes Weeks a nurse
at the Hospital, was a total
wreck. Surprisingly, the truck
which had twelve persons was
slightly damaged front fender
and bumper.
According to Police report
Mr.. Bristol was driving from
North to South on La RENE
when the crash occurred. The
impact forced the car INTO the
drain and the Taxi crashed in
to a mahogany tree.
Motorcycle Patrolman Uric
Petersen fastened to the
scene and carried out the in
vestigation; Patrolman Davis
took pictures for the record.
, 1954-10-16
FOUR PERSONS SERIOUSLY HURIiN CAR.
TRUCK COLLISION THIS MORNING

Four persons were seriously injured this morning when
Four persons were seriously injured thi snoring when
collided with a Truck owned and driven BY Romero Bristol,
at the corner of La Refine Read and the Centerline Highway.
The accident took place at 300 o'clock.
, 1954-10-16
Dolly News Sponsors
Contest to Pick
Winners Of Election

The st. Thomas Daily News
is sponsoring a contest to test
the skill Of anyone who can
select the eleven winning
candidates in the November
elections. A cash prize Of 500
will be given to the winner.
This is not luck, the News
explains but skill. And CONT
nues: 1T is a test Of your know
ledge of the reaction of people
to discussion of issues and
other public expressions Of
the weakness and strength of
candidates, of accurate inter
probation Of the sentiments of
the voters, Of the vote getting
appeal of candidates. See
how keenly you can observe
and measure political trends.
The article gave seven rules
to follow. The contest begins
October 10 and ends Novem-
her list.
Additional information will
.be published in this connec-
.tion next week.
, 1954-10-16

CIUDAD TRUJILLO, D. r.
This ancient oak tree was used by
Christopher Columbus as q moor
ing for his ship when he visited
here during his voyages. The
462nd anniversary Of Columbus
discovery Of the New World will
be celebrated October 18th here in
the Dominican Republic where
Columbus is enshrined in a tomb
at the Cathedral Of SantO Domin-
90, oldest h the Americas.
, 1954-10-16

NUN hsNRVNO SkENa W
TRUCK COLLISION TIL.
Four persons were serious
Four persons were serios
collided with a Truck owned I
at the corner of La Refine Reat
The accident took place at 9:C
The three passengers and
driver were seriously hurt 8
were taken to the Charles Hsr
wood Hospital. They are An
gustine Clarke, II Of Grove
Place, Miriam Petersen, Of
Fredensberg, Venitia Jones Of
Lower Bethlehem.
Clarke, who was in front
with the chauffeur, lost al
most a third Of his face. The
skin and flesh was torn from
the right side Of his face from
his eye to his mouth; his eye
was also badly damaged.
The drivers right forearm
was broken; right leg ds-
located at the hip; he suffered
decorations at the left eye and
minor abrasions.
Miss Petersen susffereq a
broken hipbone; facial damage
and lost some teeth; Mrs
Jones suffered two broken hip
bones.
The chauffeur was uncon-
cious Immediately after the
collision but he regained con
sciousness shortly after.
First on the scene was HUI
bert Davis and Wilhelm Sam
uel who took three Of the in
iured in Davis car to the Hos
pital. Mrs. Jones, who suffer
ed a double fracture had to
be left until DR.. Randall
James secured splints and
gave emergency treatment 50
that she could be move in the
ambulance.
The taxi, a new Ford pur-
chased just two weeks ago by
, 1954-10-16

PUBLIC housing AQIn.
Approves Rehub.
plans for Bdssin, Nor.
Word was received today
by the Virgin Islands Housing
/. and Redevelopment Authority
to the effect that the plans for
the rehabilitation Of the old
PWA Project comprised of
Berg Homes in St. Thomas,
Basin Triangle and Marley
Homes in St. Croix, have been
approved by the Public Hous
ing Administration.
Families presently residing
in the three components of
the project are scheduled to
be transferred to the newly
built projects shortly, to make
way for the rehabilitation
work.
When completed, dwelling
units Of the project will have
been brought up to standards
comparable to the Paul NJ.
Pearson Gardens and D. Ham
ilton Jackson Terrace.
Total development cost is
expected to exceed three quar-
tiers Of a million dollars.
Evening star., 1954-11-08
CORAL HILLS ct D. G. line. garden
apt; y hedrms;, $g2.60: bedrMs.,

- :. :. - - :
CORAL Hills ct 2; G; line, garden
SisSSl: ntiis inisii' Incl V Neap .ebanl ma
shops. 10. S-7OSS. 10
s sitsIi An6AfDLhs nsfelss sv ~ OTS HlsSsrsh,,r.' hhm'
Nd. Next schools and shoDpinE cen. e
tss sus .tSp e ;v So0T T VA s.sS
mr.. Arl. and Wash. blvd. EM. g.
k676. days:gGM. 3-0206. eyes. -1e
MI. RAINlRk,4 rms. and bath: ist
a., pvt. cTltr.. close TO school, store
and tianep WA. 7-7776. ia
8lOi FLOVfRR AVE. Takoma Park.
Nd. Elnciepcy art: In excel loca-
tiSn; t,o as ~ Ntlla incl;i fpr only aSs. $Ss
TAK0MA Pack Porch. 2 bedrIns.,
oinette. Mg. rM.. 10yers ut. pvt.
sntr. HeeAlate Own neat. NJ. klney
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BARGAIN-Supefmarket; terrific on
portcnity. Sickness causes sale;
latest eauip.. sir-eond. LU. 1.k300.
AMBITIOUS and conscientious man
or woman; time tried service BUST.
ness; $4,000 required. INQUIRE Boz
POOL ROOM for rent: 8 tahles:
equipped: 915 9th NV; new heatinG
being installed; $500. I'M. 2-6S12.
Ill
GUESTH0USES-2e rms. o baths.
Quoted income over 81 500. netting
over % SoO0; MT. Pleasant. HERMAN.
EN-. 3-O303. -
TWO DRY-CLEANNa STORES for
sale; sale; l with boiler. 9 press ma:
IRONS. HANGING stock. counter and
resister; the other with over $500
racks. Your choice. $1,000 or
best oner. Phone Sunday. RA.
$500; weekdays. LU. 1-y414. ASK
Ior Nh. COHEN. 20
SMALL GROCERY, good cor. loc. 4;
excel. opportunity; beer license avail,
Sacrifice. 101 4th ct. Sc. IS
SUPER MARKET with luneheonette,
soda fountain; located in nearby
Prince Georges Co., very best Of
Equipment; inexperienced owner did
$b4, 900 6rst o months Of this VI.
Total price only SIC, 300 Incl. about
$4,000 stock; terms, $500 cash
down. incl. stock. W. 8. THRIFT,
5xclustve. 1411 Pa. ave. NV, Ma.
RESTAURANT. near IT. Myer, Va;
heavy beer and wine business; seats
20; owner old and retiring. Just
the place for O live wire operator,
Price $4,000. terms. W. 8. THRIFT,
Exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
SOFAS. -9
RESTAURANT, located In Silver
Spring; beer and wine. on and OF
sale: outside beer garden; heavy
machine business. Price SO, 500,
Terms, $500 cash down. w. 8,
THRIFT. Exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave.
WHAT ARE WE OkFERRD for this
modern brick store and apt: equip.
for grocery? No competition, 81, 800
down. easy terms. May be leased. J..
VICTOR DlCKEY. AP. 7.80e0. -
Restaurant-Nr. Navy Yard
First commercial, fully equipped, rent
or sell on profitable basis Worth
tnYeStiRAttng. Ii. 4-761S Ss
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COLORED--lla1 bth sT. NE.4
r,o T,as.' H Ryt 4Dss5a Dsth; utils mel: sos Per
CoIokaksDi--iHiIsaeS Ed HIaS lSsh 81. N.E.-fvo
s5s.bo. aARRfsoSNS u ! ADAMS. W IA.
COZ eOlTS0oHRii;D-isse 11th 81. NV
HARRisoN b ADAMS. NA. s.ssOS..
|coLoRED-7le = 81. N.E.-Two
rooms. kit. and bath: nice 1st-foor
apt. $50; 20. HARRISON = ADAMS.
CoEoEED CSA EsETfsOs -sedrm. modern "a sps.
coIORE6S@ssSS;7 PiTTs III. s.E.--
Liy. rm.. bedTm.. din. kit. and bath;
newly dec; all utiis. furn.; $72 mo-;
2 bedrms,; Ss2 mo. Apt. bldg.
premises. J. T. WHIeoNANT. 1910
coIURRDfoss cSaEU1SRI avf sw ssS "a IL. Ss9sia Ms
rms. and bath, gas heat: S76 per
coIoRR6zisei oEi Mi zisef SWAMI sT. NV.
One 9 or z rms, kit. and bath in
eley, apt. bldg; reasonable rental.
See ianitor to inspect. CAN ME. D.
COLoRED-1oo7 MD. AVE. s.W.-
2 rooms. kit. and semipyt; bath:
WAPIE co. 1874 l4th 1t. NV.
col 81 oIoREDwaS1o RIaSo STANTON ST. s.E.
DE luxe 1-bedrn. apts., pvt. en-
frances, Dashboard heat, 3 expo
Laundry facilities: i bik. to schools,
transp. and shopping. Only $69.60
plus utils. Key at 2513 Stanton rd:.
Or can Ma. 8-3326. GEORGE y.
WoRTHINGToN q SON. Realtors.
coEoSnEp1s aSiSn :. 1lS 1slNs: =: IT., ele'sa,,p = 4
porch. share bath: $50. IA. 9-i439.
coLoRED-lsss sRD ST. M
rm, kit. and bath apis; now avail.
OLIVER T.. CARR. -S
|COLORED-22l1 18TH ST. NE
Mod 2-rm;. KY; ito ana Eo bath a,, apt; nov ~
sSss. sSss. Oliver 3lty s'f.0c, + cc,ARRs e As
COLORED-QU1NCY PL. NV, near
Fla. and 1st sts.--Cony. to transp.,
Freedmen's Hospital, Howard Uniy.
2 rms. modern kit. and bath: newly
dem. deS priCysss;s, yet; ,6 Fas I'm heat e So oaa aaS.
coEoREb sdoHi b. = STaGiaR STTaAGIiBaERr ST. Sc. /
blk. from Nichols ave-. bus--3 lge.
rms, kitchen, bath, oil heat; pvt;
$50, tenant pays utils. Call 10 till
4, v. D. JOHNSTON, HU. 3-4614.
coLoRED--142S MORSE ST. NE
Newly decorated; 3 rms. kit, bath
heat and hot water. pvt. entr. Call
al, after En- pm, Lu; IA 4-a4ss; a4sS,ro, AZ .2r
NE rms. kit. bath, porch.
$3.50. Apt. newly dec: L. =.
BREUINNGER g. SONS. INC, ma.
C0LIOREp-1e8s W. VA. AVE. NE.
% rms, kit, bath porch. $50.
Newly, dec! L. e. BREUNINGER u
SONS. INC. Ma. 5000. --8
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HOUSES FURNISHED (cens.) J


Hs:sI cS.essaa:. ny hins si1sae Wa.S SSs
KEfiIofRR e iPIAcE LAC = Nv IN '-Gss near re
ssss ssStSSas 500. Shown by 1Sas sSDs. Da a;S
1sSS KENYON ST. N.W.-4 bedrms.,
/ bath, / shower stall. "a bath,
with linens. ETC.: avsiishie imme-
diately. Diplomat vscsting. Cal
NAVY ANNEX AND PENT.-walfins
dist; modern furn., incl. TV and
1e21 IRVING 81. N.w.-open for
inspection 10 am. to 1 pm; 3 bed
rms. 1h baths, living rm.. dining
rm:: KITCHEN, gas heat; large yard;
EDMUND n. 0sULLIVAN. Ma.
S-7SzS. -9
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oSgsI1 ss. I'd, e.s': e. .ss q usss. e., s.Is:; lai,;
WILL SNARE HOME WITH WOMAN
and child or eple., free rent for care
Of 2 boys, 4 and 5. WE. S-04Si. q
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN. UNIVERSITY PARK -
This fine home is available tmmedi.
ately; near Westmoreland Circle;
StransI; 3 doors away; attractive
ON ON srS H. Finished Tia an b. T sns sna bsh safa
6-4i62 MARSHALL j. WAPEE Co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2O05.
UNIVERSITY PARK -
New. 3-bedrm., 2h-bath RAMBLER
with DEN and paneled rec. rm.;
conv. to schools, shop transp.
Priced In lower sos. Call LE0uM
q GERBER till 8 pm, EN-. $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., s26. 500-Lge.
custom-built brick Colonial. true
center hall; LIST floor, nice den and
powder rm.; 2nd floor has 8 large
Sedrms;. 2 baths: stairs to nicely
rec. rm., attached garage, excellent
condition throushout; close TO La.
fayette School and transp. Vacant.
BiLLINGSLEY REALTY CO.. EM.
2-2326: ewes, JU. S-4937.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-This fine 4.
bedroom. 2-bath, center-hall brick
home is located in one Of the incest
situated for Lafayette and Blessed
Sacrament Schools. shopping and
transportation. Owner anxious for
quick sale. Call WO. 6-2300 TIL 9
pm. EDWARD H. JONES Co. INC.
&C Chevy ehase; p, g. .o.,o.
A well-built home In excellent eond.
rm. with fireplace. Q nice din. rm.
opening onto q screened porch that
overlooks beaut. wooded section,
q cleaning white. well-eouipped kit.
and pantry on 1st floor: 4 nice bed
!scond rms; ns2m baths; .Ss screened porch @ o.
attic, Full bsmt.. z bath. sarsss.
gas h.-w.h.; near schools and shop
ping. l block transp. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO., INC- EN-. 2-23a6:
eyes,, EN-. 3-O326. IS
CLEVELAND PARK-Det. brick and
frame with commanding view Of
sSopSinr xasS nsns ss tEsnsp tspspy' Gem Ssafm.
baths. many extras. Can Mrs. Neu.
field, co, 5.l733, with THos. L.
S13.950SDetached brick:
center hall; rms baths: gas
tTa aRAvATTE, r ' Resitof. ia: "a:
s9ss S'Ga; MI. PLEASANT sr.-No down
payment necessary. rms. bath.
sell. caIl viNNfcK 4 coHEN, MS.
viC6NTINEAR Eth AND N1cHoI-
SON ST. NV. = One of the last
houses built In this section. 1t has
z rooms, 2 complete baths, 2 open
fireplaces. rec. room, large level rear
yard. Brick garage, gas heat. Move
in on deposit. NJ. B. Weaver, Wo.
6-4944. MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.,
1924 14th st. NV, AID. 4-2O05.
MOD. BRICK-4 bedrms., Q baths
End d.; den and Law. 1st. d. Beauti-
full rec. rm. with full bath and kit.
and outside entrance. Amazingly
Call MIR. RAY, DE. 2-lS12 or Dks
2-6334 IS
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APIS. UNFURNISHEp-yA.

FTvE.RM. APT.-Employed cple. O
sf29RDl ARfz RRiflzzs.e }A a1olsss sps.. al i
next month. Cali ia. 7-5S00. =,
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike ct Fred
erick st.. Magnolia Gardens-Avail
now. Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. Q larg'
bedrooms: . latest IL kitchen e equip. g.
Tbsn bnd, psrS1ss s1Sosr.. oGfS S: ,ura xsnetis1 s
o mo-: bedroom. $3.50. For info
call IA. 5000.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has Q fsy
I and 2 bedroom units. available
priced from S76; SIT. n conv. Alex.
Q. 6-mtn. drive from the Pentagon
Phone u. 6-z40Q or come TO th'
once IN Adams Bldg. cor. Mt Yer
NON aye. and Russell I'd.
ssscn s.S .hoD apt .Iss sSn' ,sss r'S
NORTH NSaasra q. SbiNN IN SfO0Ii sTMi bedrln.. iv
rm;, kit. and bath: available now
Cali Res. Mgr. ia. s-4137. -S
ARLIN!GToN-2.bedrm BID! q @ eps. nsa, q
and shopping; Psfkinns on site
IL S1SHeS e sirsis apt. incl. al
gtIls.; 9a a-s11d s77, 80 per mo. IA. $3.50
ARLINGTON, N. - Newly decor; :
dist. Arl. Hall i blk. new Hecht'i
store; good transp.; laun. facils.
ofi-street parking: sos per mo-, incl
all utils. See mgr, MR.. HAR1G
Apt. 8, 61S N. Thomas st. IA
2-2299 Or call ONCE during business
.FaHNc%aNNs@ hSHrS; "a Ns-SsSS. ,.,.droom liz L..
soa and dnpse B. SocEs %aHtss g & gsa.s
walk to Fort Myer; pvt: parking
washer and dryer service. $75 plus
utils. ia. 7-l910 or EN-. 2-3277
ALEX. AND ARL.-oue-bedrm. apts
s a. uts aG Matt SsTdRaat ssdsm M sls7S g ipSs Par
BARkLEY BROS. INC. Ma. 8-6223.
Monday through Friday. Ia
ARL.---Redecorated floors and walls:
1-bedrm: apts.. $75 incl. utils. 1900
y. Pierce. Apt. 2, IA. 7-4bS6. liz
for immed. occupancy: full din. rm.,
Sedrms.. Kit ana bath. All this and
heaven, too, for S96 per month.
ARErNSPoN1.Lars. A Hi NSTHoSE. 2-bedrm. ant e in
m. Snd 4; SOS Incl. utiis. Vacant.
AkEiNG Hi s1flSS FoS--cheerful and larae mas :
door: $s5 incl. ,utiis. Vacant. KE.
AfRiI3IhNsaa;roN-2-BEpRM. RI hsa; APT; M
HECHT'S. MODERN BLDG: 400,
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L.ee-Alben1arle
Apartments

VIC. oLRBE M. AND LEE HWY
2-Bedroom Apt. sos
Incl. utiis., laundry facilities, blk
to D. c. and Pentagon.
M. T. Broyhill q Sons
1928 Lee Hwy. IA 4-1sot
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HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT

WANTED TO RENT Houses and
apts... furn. and unfurn., 70 sunply
the housing needs Of our many
selssss sss, clients, call Mrs; stsllo , Va, q !,
e on 8 BEDRM. H0usE: WSeasoni, Si
Silver epring or Kensington area
Call III. 1886,
HOUSES wanted TO rent anywhere b
nearby virginia; MANAGEMENT servie1
also available. WRIGHT REALTY,
INC, ! N. Glebe I'd, Arlington. "a,
&-zSOO. -I0
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1870 North Capitol st., available
18th. 2-bedrm. apt. with ali mod
ern conveniences, incl. parking. RA.
3=Q2Aa -. A "a. .-.. - -.
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THREE
EXCELLENT BUYS
DOWNTOWN

n ST. NEAR 18th
Three-story English basement; .
rooms room ant. and Psths aS. gss .ra hot-Wstsr
100 BLOCK OF N ST.
Another English basement home, par
ticularly adaptable for doctors
home ana once. Available at Q dg.
ure far below owners Investment.
NEAR DOCTORS HOSPITAL
A nice 3-story home with adequato
space for parking. Ground alone
worth present asking price.
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COOLIDGE HIGH AREA

COOLIDGE HIGH AREA
2, 8 and 4-bedrm. homes priced
right to sell quick on easy terms.
$I2,950 to S17.500; low down pay
ments will handle. Excellent equip-
ment; recreation rms. garages. etc.
1924 14th st. NV AID. 4-2nnh
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THE DOREEN
OVERLOOKING
ROCK CREEK PARK
/. Luxury Apartments.
2. Is Min. Downtown.
8. Big Apartments.
4. Loads Of Closet Space.
5. Quiet Residential Neigh
borhood.
2 BedrmS., from $112.50
INCLUDING ALL UTILITIES
See Manager
Apt. 1O2. $3.50 14th St. NV.
Aldon Prop, MA. 8-5740
Evening star., 1954-11-08

APTs. UNFURN.-MD. tcen.. ]
Evening star., 1954-11-08

1881 CUE ST. Sc, Apt. IL rms,
,dt dinis = Kit; q and bath $3.50
S9h hamilton ond s.; in;S ES Apt. S S1 Tmsi sS
|1727 r st. NV. Apt. 301-2 rms,
din, kit. and bath; like new, $500
|204 Maryland ave. me- bedrmS..
din, kit. and bath $4,000
25 Kennedy st. n.w.-2 rnas., din. kit
Evening star., 1954-11-08

DUPONT CIR.--Mod. new 1-bedrm.
apt. In remod. town house. New
kit. unit with disposal, ample stor-
age; $50. Car $11. DE. 2-5649.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-13

Lush deep-piled each tuft is locked milne by rubber
Sturdy vulcand rubber backing protects its beauty keeps
your rug place. Then, too Royal Crest vacuus easily
is washable and allergc" to moth wonderful for wall
decorator colors.
$63
Berwick spb 1Aars-Twa sxlz $H
sorek "ciuse' yds sxlz Sill
Boek Hceebi-loo9 50 I'd; sl2 s2,
Imperial myon I'd; STAT
Co, Floor Washington Floor PARKington
Id Floor, SLIDER Spring
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-05-20
Happy Birthday

The Geauga Record wishes
the following many happy re-
turns of the day. Send in the
birthdays of your relatives or
friends and they will be re-
membered in this column.
THURSDAY, MAY 20
Jackie Mcdonald, Chardon
Judy Mcdonald, Chardon
FRIDAY, MAY 21
Sandra Best, Chardon
Nina Tracy, Chardon
Stephen Amador, Chardon
Roger Smith, Chardon
SATURDAY, MAY %
Corrine ziegler, Montville
Mrs. Harold Strong, Chardon
MONDAY, MAY "a
Linda Leyde, Chardon
TUESDAY, MAY 25
Betty Gore, Chardon
Jeanice Dietz, Chardon
THURSDAY, MAY q
Elbert Shaw, Cuyahoga Falls
Barbara Bican, Chardon
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-05-20
ThimbIe-Iinas 4-K
Group Hold Meeting

The Thimble linaS, a All
sewing group, held their first
meeting, May IL, at the home
of their advisor, Mrs. Wayne
TraSk. Election of officers was
held and the following we r e
elected:
President, Sue Ellen R o S s.
back; vice president, Su n
Phipps; secretary treasurer,
Dale Ault; recreation leaders,
Dianna Henry, Betty Carmigia-
no; news reporter, Judy Tam;
health and Saftey officers, Les
lie Hill, Mary 10 Coradi. The
next meeting will be held at
the home of Bonnie Thayer on
North Hambden street. All
those wishing to join are well
come to come to this meeting.
Judy Tam
News reporter
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-05-20
Hambden News Notes

er, Karen BlakeSlee, Jay NAH
affey, Roger Blaha, Ar e n e
Chiodi, Kit Campbell, B o b b y
Miller, and Linda Morgan. Judy
received many nice gifts and
cake and ice cream were served
Personals
Weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Carver were Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Ditto and
grandson of Chesterland, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Carver and
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Phillips and
family of Wooster, o.
Mrs. Merritt Wedge enter
tanned the Ladies Aid a t
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Wedge
spent the weekend in Garrett
tSville, O., visiting Mr.. a n d
Mrs. Kenneth Klapp and fami-
ly they also attended church
with them.
Mrs. Emil KoritanSky attend
ed a baby shower Sunday eve
ming given for Mrs. jeanette
Staple of Montville.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Reed and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pecuzak