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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-31
THE CATHOLIC TTNEs--5
Friday, De-. 81. 1854


N0TRE DAME. Ind. NO.
Father Martin E. Darcy. 81. not
ed British philosopher and theo-
logan. has accepted q semester ap-
pointment to the University Of No
ire Dame here beginning January
81. Father darcy is one Of several
internationally recognized scholars
who are being added to the Notre
Dame faculty under the universe
ty's Distinguished Professors Pro-
gram.
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HIS LOVELY PICTURE

On appealing for gifts to the SHRINE CHAPEL OF ST
Plus X build refugees beyond
$40 gift send beautiful colored
picture Right that kind friend
the edfce
ii be Won?
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PETER THOMAS

young priesthood begun his
Of ST John Mossu Iraq Can make
needed
In willing, will
thought of making
Of DOLLAR-AMONTH MISSION CLUBS? God will bless
youfo IT,
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We have dOlara-monh Mission
GOLD In palace Of gold they should live
and we praying that this club
hght new We hoping build Old
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MARY SERAPHM

This the of lovely little Sister novice with the
Franciscan Sisters Tauirat training will
cost $3.50 and she that her
Perhaps you make this Madonna Egypt
Holy Family -
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WHAT A LONG NAME,

They call Kuzhinjavi village Trvandrum India Of
winch Archbishop Gregory in charge
ne has had 60 there but he chapel poor
people He begs for 81 600 to them
is too much donation CHAPEL CLUB
HELP? - ~
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GAINESVILLE - Arrangements
for the annual Ienten book review
series sponsored BY the st. Thomas
parish council are now being com
pleted under the Craftsmanship Of
Mrs. Theodore ]. Mum. The re-
views will begin on Friday, Feb.
II, and Will continue on alter
nate Fridays.
Father Leonard ], Flick of the
Josephinum will once again open
the series. Other speakers will be
Prof Wilfred Eberhart OF Ohio
State University, Father Michael
Stock, oP.. of st. Joseph Priory,
Somerset, and Richard Hononec, Of
Altoona, ia
Mrs. Num- has announced that
Miss Dorothy Ferrell will be tick
ct chairman. Titles of books to be
reviewed and chairmanships of
other committees will be announc-
ed at a later date.
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Members of the st. Monica AL
tar Society of st. Augustine
Church will receive Communion
in body at the 8 o'clock Mass
this Sunday, Jan. 2.
The regular monthly meeting
will be held Thursday, Jan. 6,
in the school annex. Installation
of the following officers will be
held at this meeting: Mrs. o.
Rossetti, president; Mrs. O..
Doody, vice-president; Mrs. ].
ESsman. secretary; Mrs. B.
Schirtzinger, financial secretary;
o. HoIzapfel, treasurer, and Mrs.
]. f. Guitner, publicity.
A social hour will follow the
business meeting.
Following a pot-luck supper a
their. npresYhnr neetiuo fhe l2dip
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ETERNAL LIGHT

you the Sanctuary humble Near East
Chapel yourself and loved night
s25 the tabernacle of Our Eucharic
such little chapes
little Only 81 will
support one for q month Here is real charity.
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Following a pot-luck supper at
their December meeting, the ladies
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

Edmund Garrett Lesser Scribes:
Harry Harrison, Margaret Ann
Jeries, Harold Foster, Jr.; Notch
Cutters. Betty Joe Moore. Johnnie
Asal and Dickie Vaughan. The
entire camp organization was
headed by a big chief and big
scribe. Big chief was c. D. Adams
of Charlotte County and Big
scribe was Gwen Foster of Cum
berland
Leaders attending camp were
Mrs. Charles Crowder, Miss JulA
Ann Vogel and Miss Barbara
Carnage.
All Club members attending
camp from John Randolph were
Barbara Ann Barr. Juanita Barr.
Betty Joe Cameron, Betty Sue
Garrett, Diane Harrington. Va
clio Hawkins, Juanita Higgins.
Margaret Anne Holmes, Betty 10
Moore, Nancy Lee Vaughan, Vir-
ginia Womack. Byron Agee, John
ny ASal, Joe Asal, Aubrey Collins,
Harold Collins. Michael S. Forbes
Franklin Foster. Harold Foster
Edmund Garnett, Johnny Godsey
Coleman Goodman, Harry Harri-
son. Mckinley Moore. William
Orange. Harry Rowan. Jr., and
Edward Smith.
All Club members attending
camp from Hamilton were, Bonnie
Baker, Kathryn Guthrie, Sally
Harrison. Gail Jones. Betty KEEL
Ter, Edna Mae Lowery, Joyce Mar
tin. Susan Pepper. Jean Reynolds.
Ruby Stout, George Jeffries,,
III, Garland Jones. R j. Ogle
William E Pepper, and Steve
Sanderson
All Club members attending
camp from Cumberland were
Gwen Foster, Elizabeth Floyd
Jones, Margaret Jetfries. Tommy
Reynolds and Dickie Vaughan.
This group was accompanied by
Mrs. George w Wilkinson. home
demonstration agent and E l.,
Seay, Jr.. county agent.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

Billy Garrison, of Charlotte
n. G.. IS visiting his aunt. Mrs.
H b Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Ransone
Jr,. and Mrs. J, Alex Ransone
spent the Fourth Of July holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. William V
London, in Maryland
Miss Bunnie Hurt. Of Ballsville
is spending some time here with
her sister, Mrs. H. B. Pleasant
Jr.
Mrs. Ida Grover, Of washing
ton, D c., is the guests of her
sister here this week. Visiting IN
the same home is Miss Mary
Beth Sheldon. OF Toano.
Mrs. W. A. Alternately is i'll
Mir Bodie of williamsburg
spent the Fourth in Roanokt
and B, Sparrow, of Seaford wert
guests in the Ransone home
Thursday night
Mrs. Ada Robinson, Miss Eliza
beth Robinson and Mrs. Ila Gro
yer spent Wednesday in Rich.
mond
Alvin and James Mason. o
Bowling Green, are spendins
some time with their father Rev
A. A Mason
Mrs Price, Of Richmond spent
the past week end here with Mrs
A F. Moon.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

non from Virginia Beach, stop
ped by for a brief visit here with
w. T Norman and family last
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P Allen and
their daughters, visited Mrs Al
lens parents. Mr. and Mrs E H.
Moore, of Rockville, and their
house guests. Mrs John Ecker
and her daughter Joyce, of Bel
bingham, Wash. during the past
week end.
Miss Shirley Atkinson has re-
turned to Richmond following a
holiday visit here with her par
ents, MI and Mrs. H G. Atkin-
son.
MI and Mrs. Lester A. Bry-
ant, of Mt Holly. N. c., are
spending their vacation here as
guests of his mother Mrs, Geo
rgla Bryant.
Expected guests Of Mr. and
Mrs E. Allen Carter this week
end are Mr. and Mrs r. c. Dey,
Jr. and their son, Russell Ed
ward. of Washington. D c.
Mrs. j. j. Bishop and chill
dren, Paul Williams. Sheally and
Terry Bishop. of Richmond, were
holiday guests Of MIR and Mrs
" c. Couch.
The J J Pembelton family had
as their guests for the week end
and Sunday Mrs. Riley Wright
MIR and Mrs r. N. Lewis, Jr..
Mr. and Mrs. j a. Talley. Of
Richmond. Miss Grace Bates, OF
Burkeville. and Elmo Wright, OF
Buckingham. Mrs Pembelton
Mrs Lewis, Mrs Talley and Miss
Jane Smith visited MI. and Mrs
/ Darlington Jamerson, OF Dillwyn
Monday
Mr. and Mrs James S. Godsey
with their daughters, Page and
4 Janet spent the holidays il,
Greensboro, N. G., as guests Of
MI and Mrs. Paige Tate anc
family
Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Foster ac-
companied by Miss Margaret Gar
lis and her cousin, Miss Judy Ar
vim, of Baltimore. Md visited il
Richmond Monday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
AZ Cumberland Airs Spend FiUe
Days At Holiday Lake Camp

Forty seven Ali Club members,
three leaders. ard two extension
agents from Cumberland County
spent an enjoyable week al Holt
day Lake All Camp, June %
through July g. Cumberland coun-
ty attended camp with Charlotte
and Campbell counties.
Holiday Lake All camp is a
nom profit camp organized to pro-
vide recreation. entertainment and
information for the All Club
members attending.
Campers enjoyed classes in Wild
Life and Rodent Control, taught
by John Jones. Of Washington
Handicraft taught by the agents
with tie help Of the leaders from
each county, included making bill
folds. key cases. coin purses. Jew
.elry boxes, wooden plants, whsle
cords. bracelets, and leather bean
les.
Highway Safety and Safety in
Handling Firearms, was taught
by Trooper E. c. Harrison
Of Cumberland County. along with
swimming. song and game leader
ship
The camp was divided intt
four Indian tribesI with lesser
scribe lesser chief, and notch cut
ter fro each tribe. Cumberland
Al members serving as lesser
chiefs We're, Betty Floyd Jones
Aubrey Collins, Gail Jones, anc
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
Hamilton

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rhodes and
family. of Williamsburg and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Rhodes of
Farmville, were sun d a y guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Heath
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Heath in FarmYille.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Robert
son and family spent Sunday af-
ternoon in Richmond and visited
BEDFORD Nelson who is a patient
at Medical College Hospital.
A Pan Party supper was given
in the f. H. Robertson home Fri
day night. a number of couples
attended and enjoyed it.
Mr.. and Mrs James Rea. Jr.,
and three sons left NJ n d y
morning to visit relatives in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

c. Harrison had as their guesYs
last week Mrs. Harrison's sister,
Miss Juanita Jennings, OF Rich
mond.
RIM 1/c Charles Look and faHs-
lily of Norfolk, who were guests Of
the Rev. and Mrs. F. p Look HIST
week. were accompanied home
by his mother, also their son WHO
spent the past TWO weeks here
with his grandparents and at
tended Bible School at the Cum
bsrland High School
Among the recent, guests Aof
Mr.. and Mrs MeriWether Vaus-
han Smith at "Pochontas Farm"
were Mr. and Mrs. John MNl-
colin benson, Of Texarkana, TAX,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanely VaIle
Munsey, of Lynchburg and Rich
mond
The Rev. and Mrs. Luthers B
Franck had as their week end
guests at their home, 'Moant
View" Mr.. and Mrs Ben Hill Hnd
their daughter, Kathleen, also
Mrs. Fred Hines, OF Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Brandon
Smith, Of Richmond, were 9e-
cent guests Of his mother, Mrs,
Eva Smith and his sister. Miss
| Virginia Booker Smith.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B
Peters and family this week are
Mrs Bob Sise, Mr. and Mrs. Dot
Clabo, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clabo
and son, Jerry, Of Knoxville
Tenn.
Mrs, w T Putney motored to
Nokesville for a holiday visit with
her brother, H w, Williams and
family. She was accompanied
home by Mrs Williams and son.
Frank, who viii be her guests
this week.
Mrs H. D. Morning was over
night guests Thursday Of last
week Of Mr. and Mrs. r B. Rich
ardson, Of Fine Creek Mills, III
/ PoWhatan county
Miss Cora Stone. of Roanoke
visited Mrs r. 0. Garrett Mon
day. =
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Peters. anc
daughter, of F'armville, were sup
per guests Saturday of Mr.. anq
Mrs. B A. Peters.
Guest of Mrs John Flippen al
Rose Cottage" last Sunday wai
her brother f S. Dow d 4, d
/ Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs L. G. Berger ane
daughter. Shellia, Johnnie fslur-
ry Mr. and Mrs. B. F. DoaSon
Mr.. and Mrs w w Brooks. D
Richmond, and Howard HuGgins
/ 70 Arvonia we're among the re-
cent guests OF Mr. and Mrs L. a
Hudgins. Mrs P. B. BaldWirt re-
turned with Mr. and Mrs. W, w
Brooks to Richmond for an in
definite visit
Mi and Mrs Gary Seay his
mother and brother Richard en-
route to their home in Buehan
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

Mrs. Nora Clabo was the din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Bob
Waycaster, Sunday.
Mrs. John Bryan. who has been
sick. IS much improved.
Leaves Hospital
Mrs Raymond Peters and three
daughters. Carolyn. Judy AM Re-
becca, spent Monday with the
James at Trents Mil, Mr.. James
who has been i'll IN the hospital
at Farmyille. has returned home
Mr. and Mrs. Pink Ownby cal
led on Mr.. and Mrs c. M. OWnby
one day the past week
Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Own
by have their daughter and SON
in-laW. Mr.. and Mrs Hatcher, OF
SevierVille. Tenn. with them this
week
The many friends Of Frank
Murphy, who is 70 years old are
wishing him a quick return from
the hospital at Charlottesville
where he underwent an operation
Monday
Mrs. Nora Clabo is expecting
her son and daughter in-laW, Mr.
and Mrs. Dot Clabo, from Knox
Vile. Tenn. soon.
Frank OWnby who works a
the Safe Farm, spent the weel
end with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Lee Ownby
and four children are visitinl
friends and relatives at Gatlin-
burg, Tenn, where Mr. Ownby is
assisting in a revival meeting.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
Cumberland Rt. |

Mr. and Mrs. Brode Trotter
visited Mrs. Campbell of Scots
vile. Sunday,
Dabney Barker is recovering
from broken ankle.
The many friends of Mrs. John
Trent. Of "Carywood'' are glad
to hear she is doing nicely since
having fan and breaking a hip
recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil b. Clabo
are expecting their daughter-in~
law. Mrs. Fred Clabo. and SON
from Knoxville, Tenn, for a visit
Of several weeks.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
Cumberland

Mss ElVa Brown was feted with
party last Friday night at her
home here, when thirty-five in
vited celebrated her nineteenth
birthday anniversary. Miss Jean
Newman was joint hostess.
Mrs. Glyadys DeJarnette and
grandson, TED Dejarnette, of
Richmond. spent the past week
end here as guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D. Brown and family.
U'he Rev. and Mrs. r. P. Rey-
nolds with their daughter, Nancy
Jean and their son, Tommie
We're among those who attended
the Holland family reunion last
Sundays held at "MeMose"
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Westman
of Norfolk. were visitors Sunday
of Mrs. c. D Westman, Mis-;
Fannie T., and j T. Foster, Jr.
Mrs. Rosa Bledsoe and daugh-
ter, Patsy and Charlie Enrich
of Richmond, also Alfred. of Pow
hatan, were dinner guests sun
day Of Mrs. Louisa Schalow an
Mr.. and Mrs. j l.. Vogel
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Goodwin
of Dundas, and Mr.. and Mrs. w
F. Duncan. Of Palmyra. were re-
cent guests Of Mrs. Margaret P
Boggs at "WoodlaWn"
Mr. and Mrs. G.. G. Wilkinson
entertained their Fourth-of- JULY
e u e S IS, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Tompkins and their sons, Barry
n d Everett Tompkins, Jr.. d
Chesterfield. also william Rus
sell Garrett. Of Cumberland. with
a picnic at Bear Greek Lake.
Cumberland Youth Fellowship
will meet in the Center Presby.
terrain church Sunday evening
July II. at 7 O'Clock
Miss Joyce Oertle, of Farm.
vile, was over-nite guest Of
Miss Ann Brown.
The r. B. Peters family witt
their guests visited Mr.. and Mrs
Hubert Clabo, Sunday, Of Scots
Vile.
lit Col, E b Nuckols, Mrs
Nuckols. Ernest Benjamin Nuc-
kols III, and Gary Nuckols.. re.
turned to their home in New
burg. N Y. Monday after a Holt
day visited here, and at Virginia
Beach.
Holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A, w. Davis were Mr. and Mrs
r. f Barker, Mr. and Mrs. c. w
Barker of Fredericksburg. anc
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M Barker witt
their children. of Fork-o1- Willis
State trooper and Mrs Emor,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

Maine The boys will remain at
Camp Damariscotta, Me, to en-
JOY themselves until late August.
Mr. and Mrs. Rea will return to
Amphill on July 7.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-05-01
This Land of Ours :.
Golden Dishes
By JESSE GREEN

When Marcus Daly's horse,
'Tammany," won the famous
races in New York, the shoes he
wore were fitted by Abraham
Gagnon. When the horse returned
to Montana, they were taken off
by the same smith. Daily had them
well preserved, but where they
are now is anybody's guess.
After the race-horse days, Mr..
Gagnon started his own shop in
Helmville. 1t was here he mar
ried Joanna V. Geary, whose birth
place was in the Emerald Islands.
Mr.. Gagnon and Mr.. c. H. Nc
Cleod, the founder of the Missoula
Mercantile Co., were very good
friends. They were getting along
in years. One day as they were
visiting around the extensive
store property at Missoula, they
were in one of the less frequented
portions of the property and Gag
non saw high on the shelves a
beautiful bowl and cups.
Immediately he applied the
traders skill. Mr.. Mcleod said
the dishes had been on the shelves
long enough, and that it was the
business of the store to sell things.
A sale was made. Mr.. Mcleod
had acquired the set some years
before in the east during the de-
preston.
Following the purchase of the
dishes, the Gagnons were having
their twentieth wedding ami
versary. The dishes were the
present to the bride.
Time marched on. The family
moved to Plains to operate the
hotel and cafe there. The golden
dishes went, too, and found a
place of distinction behind the
counter.
One day very old lady was
among party of guests in the
dining room. She saw the golden
bowl and cups behind the counter
and asked to look at them more
closely.
1t developed that the elderly
lady, then in her nineties had
been a maker of specialized pot
terry. She knew the golden dishes
as a set that had been made in
her shop to fill a special order
from the multimillionaire, Sam
uel Insul. This was the only set
of its kind, and to prove its origin,
the lady asked that the bowl be
turned. In an obscure place was
engraved her name in small let
ters, L. Olson.
The technique of covering the
set with gold was not disclosed
but the maker said the gold was
obtained by melting the coins o1
the day, five, ten and twenty dol
lar pieces.
Such is the story of treasure
Who will cherish the golden
dishes in the future and what will
be their history is not to be
4 written now
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-05-01

FAIRVIEW -Booke's Automofive Service
FORT BENTON Haas g. Assoc. ImpI. Co.
GERALDINE Spevae Hdwe. & Machinery
GLASGOW -Hi-Line ImpI. g. Motor Co.
GLEkDIVE. BirdsoII g. Zody
GREAT FALLS Hoos g. Assoc. InnpI. Co.
kALISPELL-....-... Flotheod ImpI. Co.
LEWISToWNDon Morriston g. Sons
MALTA DObson Motors
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-05-01

l2-Moy !, 1854
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-05-01
MONTANA DEALERS

BAKER R---.-C. c. Motor & ImpI. Co.
BIG TIMBER jokes Repair Shop
BILLINGS Billings Implement Co.
BoZEMAN-. Mountoin Machinery, Inc.
CHoTEAU Abbott Implement Co.
CIRCLE-....-.---Ci Circle Motor g. ImpI.
CONRAD Honnoh g. Holmes lmpI., Inc.
CULBERTSoN-..cooper Chevrolet Co.
CUT Cut Bonk Motors
Evening star., 1954-10-25
MOVING, PACKING STORAGE HOUSES UNFURNIsED tcsntl BUS

ATTRACTIVE s-UNIT MOTEL on
main highways $1,000 cash re-
Quired Of competent party. Boz
6S-E. star. ---2b
HARDWARE sTOKE, NV. - Good
business volume. clean stock. tix.
\ tures. etc. Est. many years. Good
lease and rent. &10,flll0 down should
be repaid In profit in / year. Elk
3-5s0l. BUSINESS REALTY CO;
MISUNDERSTANDING sUPPLY--
Avail. at sscrifice price: cor. loca-
tion on. busy thoroughfare; parking;
now only 81, 900 down. Ex. 3-5S01
BUSINESS REALTY CO. --25
DRY CLEANING sTORE--ExceI. op.
portunity: $1,000 complete. Phone
Sun, .RA. 3-S740: weekdays, Lu
l-9414. Ask for Mr.. COHEN. --2t
BEAUTY. SHOP, lower Conn. ave.
reasonably priced, low rent. compl
furn. CO. 6-962S. --26
GROCERY STORE for sale. lock
stock and barrel; good lease. Apart
merit over store. Must sell ct once
Terms car be arranged. Call XII
Evening star., 1954-10-25
HOUSES UNEURNIsHEp

COMPLETELY redecorsted 2-bedrm.
semidet.. nr. Arl. blvd. and Glebe I'd.
EN-. 3-667s. days; EN-. 3-920S. eyes.
|BRICK-semidetached 8 bedrms., re.
mn to chPSG .5ansR x ss9ggIss ssgdss
NEAR FALLS CHURcH-3 nice bed.
rms, I pine-paneled: lge. liy.. din.
rm., with fireplace and bookshelves;
equipped kit, finished stairway to
zysiIssls iaa imamediatels.n On SIS Sa nGDo. mo-.
AZ ~ DECATUR ST. N.w.-e rms. @S and
bath, Q porches. garage. full bsmt.
Call Spring 4-4oe7 bet. 4 and 2 pm
FALLS CHURCH - s-bedrm. Brick
rambler; immac.; firepl.; garage;
attic: fenced yd.: $125. JE. 3-s243.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-s-bedrm.
Cape Cod. 11a baths. 2O-ft. screened
and rambler fence; new val aiI-elec. l.eass Kit.
12-ft. refgr.; full bsmt. with dark
room. Outdoor firepl. walking dist.
to grade, high schools and shopping.
Avail; Noy. l. '$l40 per mo. aCall
MoDEEENS III EaiSl$' I BEDROOMS, tiled ia Bath
on End floor; living room. dining
room. fully equipped kitchen, fun
basement: basement: ga, gas ssa heat; in NJ nsw-hsuse
eral houses. $500 Of Texas ave. Sc.
tions:. Out Minnesota ave. s.e. to
Ely pl. Sc. right on ELY pl. to Ridge
rd., right on Ridge I'd. to Texas ave.
oN Jnf eiE On boNoHo Isoas Eve ts Ns ITspesty aIl
ssRpka rsRni Ave. ksMbLEEo Ss III Soosa 81 va Nssr.
eauipped kitchen. auto. washer; % = 8
REAL ESTATE CORP "a. 7-444s;
Ex sfn ssa sa5; svss s 11Fram sE s7Sas "a Duke ss
yard. Nov. /. Ii5i DE, sso; ss4o4s. ST. 'gs5 Dsi'
Bowie. Nd; Ss5. CO. 5-416s:
2-MIN. walk to Navy Annex. 5 min.
FALLS AIS SauRch&onis st5 iii snGS' 500 rents
this. 2-bedrm. bungalow; immac.
cond.; lovely lot; half blk. to grade
Ssnc1l; SsSnSFSp SShFSSppins. sasn Jsfisrson Village.
s.E.-@RENT REDucED; 1890 South
ia. 9-6S63 and ii. 6-7138. --s6
1881 COLESyILLE RD., Silver
sp5ns 1sbIsre corner brick ,as
rms. and 2 baths on Ist H.: eround-
level bsmt. with side entrance con-
tains rms. and bath: carport.
. Owner occupied. Only $1S5 Q mo.
Mr.; NEEUMLANN. NEEUMHLA NA. s;232I, 81
3421 Quebec st. n.w.-6-rm., semi
det. brick, built-in garage; 3
porches: rent, S125. Phone B. r,
SAUL. Ma. S-2100; eyes,, IA.
cgiTr Az AZ - g., a ..,,,,. ,,,.- 70
| $125. 1913 Park rd. NV. Key,
EDMUND M. OSULIIvAN, 1401
Eye st. NV. --25
WHEATON AREA-Mod. semidet., /,
bedrms.. din. rm.. Bendix; fenced
| lot: vacant. ROGERS REALTY CO.,
IA. 10000, Ia. 9-3459. --25
Evening star., 1954-10-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUILDING FOR GROCERY STORE
CIR s.2oss or cR s.i5i5. ~aS
near new Melpsr bldg. Well equip:
doing nice business. ABC on: and
on sale. For details call JE. 2-96b4,
RESTAURANT--Finest location in
nearby Va. seats 80. Best OF equip
ment and fixtures. ABC license on
and of. Yearly gross $Ss, 900; Price
only $4,000 with terms; 70 Inspect
~ ~ ME sH sSioo srSTR VIZ JA YE2sas fsss ss RR
COUNTRY STORE with living quar-
ters.. Located on main highway in
nearby Fairfax county. Selling dry
goods. poultry, and groceries. Sale
Sonsss Sans o. .nS ss9ck s9e
ground. All for only S21 800. 4 real
with yESsAs' REALTY. jA. IA $500,
BEADix IN 7slitasi iHtasiuNDERErrE-worF 2f FUN
help operating the business: Sill
500. DE. 2-1111. or Ii. 4-S564.
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE in
Sc. Washington. A real money
catsd @aesr block Gaern aTo arsess sessss sSoppns
center in area. Call XII. S-s007.
RESTAURANT, catering to q. o. stu
dents; apt. rooms and bath, with
sale; Rents $l25 mo. Fun price;
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mobile. wheel alignment machine;
nv location. small Investment. "a.
GROCERY and iuncheonette, soda
Co, Best Of equipment, incl. large
walk-in box. meat case. dairy box,
veg. display cases. ETC.; in other
words, lots or modern equipment.
Owner quotes over $1,000 wk. sales.
ssissS Says ssosys sslms $500 nf aeSSs sSsS
down. incl. stock. w. e. THRIFT.
exclusive. 14ll Pa. ave. NV. ma.
RiEsTrAf1RANr. iasr rAaf1RANr iiauor, NE. H St. Ss cor.
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modern modern. Price. $4,000 on terms.
w. 3. THRIFT, exclusive. 1411 Pa.
. aye Ss. niT;; Nv l. "a. s.S7a3 =, .ho5,s,,. h2S
beer and wine business; seats as,
Air cond:. lots Of parking space.
believe this place will do $500 day
II properly operated. Price. $20.-
900 on terms. w. z. THRIFT. ex-
elusive. 14l1 Pa. ave. NV. NA; e.
|REsTAuRANT. LIQUOR. Busy s,E.
corner. I0Oss modern. seats 100,
opens at il am. This is an ideal
place for an Italian restaurant and
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elusive, 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
|GfSSctEkY BUSINESS stock "a and
equipment; good NV. lcc.; ifv. guar
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