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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

Others are George Elan Jr.,
mother of the bride, Bilk Chap
pell. mother of the groont Char
les Anderson, master OF csremon-
les; kemper Beasley, usher, VIII
Chappell, ring bearer; Cleveland
Jones and Ernest Bowling. brides
maids; Ed Senger and / Wesley
Dunkum Jr.. flower girls 8Wallace
Rainey, rejected lover. (
Also. Ed McCraw. Mrs Essen
hover. Dallas Rainey, Mrs. Roos-
evelt; Earl Morris, Quee,, Eliza
beth; Mr.. Shriner. Mrs. sMcCar-
thy; Clyde Marks. maWress of
Curdsville; Flood Harris,,N mayor
ess of Andersonville, aLd Rus
sell BalloWe soliSt. y
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
Nuckols !

Mrs. Herman Springer. with
Mrs. w F. Davidson Ms Fl. D.
McMillion, Mrs. Marvin Jhnes and
Mrs w, D. Walker, enjoyed the
Garden Tour with the Huvanna
Garden Club Saturday afternoon.
Several carloads from thiS county
made the tour.
Mrs. w. F. Davidson has re-
turned home after visiting her
sisters. in Petersburg and Colonial
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

Vate eye is still the independent
individual caught up in cross
current of thieves and Scoundrel.
Beat the Devil" may battle those
who live their mystery straight.
but it's imaginative. humorous
treatment will delight many
Adults and young people.
Creature from the Black La
goon"-UnderWater science fic-
ton is successfully provided in
this 3D. film The creature in
PRODUCED early in the plot is half
man half fish and uses his amaz-
ing strength to MAIN and kill
people Richard Carlson and Ju-
liz Adams are part Of an eXpe-
dltion in the Amazon who are
terrorized by this relic from the
past Good of a kind for adults
and young people
The Lee
Boy from Oklahoma -. viii
Roger Jr, radiateS good seuSe,
modeSty and charm. a combina-
ton which makes an appealing
hero Of the mail order law stu
dent he plays in this film. THE
plot is good not SO original but
with imaginative touches. Good
Adults and Young People.
Glass Web"-In this Sd muir
der mystery the cats is more than
competent and the dialogue is
often amusing, especially the adj
yertising agency lingo. The guilty
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

person is easily spotted from Lhc
pattern used in the film. His eff
forts to pin the murder on a fell
low IV staff member provide the
ilm's most exciting developments.
entertaining for adults and young
people.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

rier viii be laid up for two years
at the Puget Sound Naval Ship
yard. The modernization job
will cost an estimated S40.000,0 900
40 per cent of the original cost
of the vessel.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
CARRIER REMODELINC

The Y S s. Franklin d. Roose-
welt, 45,000-ton aircraft carrier,
from which the first jet aircraft
were launched in the y S. Navy
history, has been decommissioned
for remodeling to handle faster
and heavier jet planes The car
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
Mt. Zion

Mrs. Burnett Jones, Mrs. Ken
meth Piercey and Mrs. M. K
Davis went to Farmville last Fri
day and brought Miss Annie Jones
back to spend the week end in her
home.
Robert Earl Bryant spent the
week end with his parents. MT.
and Mrs Richard Bryant. Also
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Byrant Jr,
spent a few day with their
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bryant
Jr.. Mrs. Norman Putney, and
Mrs. Richard Bryant went to
Richmond last Thursday to at
tend their aunt's funeral in Oak
wood Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rhodes
and Buck Flanagan were lunch
con guests of the M. X Davis's
last Saturday. Mrs. Preston Mertz
was luncheon guest in the same
home Sunday.
Mrs. da Tale r Goodman is
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
GREYHOUND BUS SCHEDULES

FARMVILLE
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Eastbound (To Richmond II: ID $50 am: 845
200 p. m; sos p m; 81 p m;
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BUCKINGHAM Richmond
Westbound tTo lexington 1852 m: 1929
EaStbound a m;
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Westbound Go W-Salem) PA 1929 905
1:01 436 pm $50 p. m;
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Fastbound ITO Richmond am q m.
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6:07 70l pm; 9:26 p. M;
1883 m.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14
Movie Guide
BY the Motion Picture Committee
Of the Farmville WOman's Club
The State


Rose Marie" -Harbach' well
loved Operetta in color, cinema
scope scenery of the grand Cana
dian Rockies and a star cast. 1t
takes some time for the right man
to win out, what with a jealous
Indian maid. a murder to be
cleared up. the Glowing of Bert
Lahr and Marjorie Main. plus a
spectacular totem pole dance and
lots Of singing Family
Beat the Devil''-The farcical
progress of four mSupulous adj
venturerS. bent on shady business
in East Africa. strands them mo-
mentarily in a Mediterranean
town, involves them With an Eng
llsh tourist and his wife. Hum
phrey BOgart. though not a 'pri-
Hudgins last Thursday Miss How
ard, the demonstration was not
present Delicious refreShment
were served.
Mrs. BnwleS was at church SIM
day, after being very III in the
hospital
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

Heights. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McMil-
liam. Joe Mcmillan and Miss
Brisentine, OF F'armvile, visited at
WEIGH, w Va. during the week
end.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04
Miss Elisabeth Hill Is Wed
To H01uson White cole. III

The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth
Ann Hill and Howscn White Cole
III, took place Saturday April "a
at 5 80 p. m. at St Johns Epis-
coptal Church. in Richmond The
Rev Stamo S. Spathey officiated
The bride, daughter of Howard
r Hill and the late Mrs. Hill. Of
Orlando, Fla, and New Britain.
Conn. was given IN marriage by
her father She wore a dress of
Chahtilly lace over satin. and her
veil was held by a coronet Of APP
pliquod lace and pearls She car
ried bouquet of orchids. white
roses and snapdragons
Mrs william b Hopkins, j..
OF Tampa was her sister matron
OF honor Other attendants were
Mrs. b Kirk Rankin. of Wash
ington. and Mrs John K Board
man, Jr, Of Norfolk They wore
dresses OF aqua fashioned on en-
pre- lines. and carried noSegays
OF carnations and Talsman roses,
Edwin Kilgore. Of Hampton,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04
Miss Vaughan Is
Bid to Greensboro
College Players

Miss Mary Lou Vaughan, Of
Prospect recently received a bid
to JOIN the Greensboro COLLEGE
Players. the drama club at
Greensboro, College, Greensboro
~ c.
The requirements for member
ship III the dramatic group are
that student complete a MIN
imum number of hours of work in
acting, staging. lighting, public
ity and coStuming each scholastic
year
MISS Vaughan has also brcn ~
tive in many other campls acl-
Invites. serving as president Of tn
Junior Honor Society, secretary D
the French Club. a member Of the
Student Christian Fellowship Ca
binet, National Student Assoc
iation Board, and the staffs OF the
college newspaper and yearbook
Miss Vaughan is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs w w Vaughan.
Of Prospect.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04
No BOOk1UOr1n He--But He s
4 Top FHS Student Any1Uay
BY JACKIE WALL

for Wilbur include Algebra Eng
lish, American history, Latin III,
and Chemistry. He says he likes
most Of his subjects, but gets his
best grades in English.
The rather aWesome lineup Of
classes is the result of two aims.
One, Wilbur wants TO go into
medicine or engineering. with the
former his first choice; and two
he doesn't want to have too
rough a senior year" so that he
may take a subject like tipping
Il can't halfway write"
Good Grades
To get good grades Wilbur's
way. one doesn't have to have
one head always stuck in a book
Any particularly long assignments
he does at night. Most Of the
time he feels that he can get his
work done from o'clock in the
morning. when he arrives at
school. until classes start. ana
during the study hall each day.
My parents have encouraged
me in my school work They have
nit driven me to 1t, but have cas-
ually mentioned it now and then
I almost failed the first couple
Of years in elementary school. and
then my grades started picking up
IN the fourth grade, and they
haven't gone down since. he saws.
Wilbur likes to read-any kind
Of stuff, he remarks, but def
nitely not comic books I like his
torical novels, and poetry some,
not too much" He confesseS that
when he does get a book Il ha1 q
to stay until I finish reading it,
50 l try not to get one too often
Social Life
His social life consists Of dat
ing a couple Of girls right much. =
He takes them usually to the
movies and then enjoys going
dancing The one trouble he finds
about Falmville IS that there is
no place especially for teenagers
when we 80 dancing now, We
have to take whole group of
people H
On young people in general, he
comments, II think they are
pretty happy-go-lucky but when
they have to think. they can dc
4 it. They have their fun. but they
can be serious They can usually
take responsibility, and t h y
have to do things right or not at
/ ali.
And that, more or less, seems
to be a fairly apt description OF
! Wilbur himself
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04
Seen and Heard

So much rah-rah is made out
of athletes in the college and high
school crowd nowadays. that We
decided to look up a fellow girls
reputedly being given more to the
indoor activity Of studying) who
quietly plodded along as a good
student.
Surprisingly. as we thumbed
through the records Of students at
Farmville High School we found
several unpublici1ed boys who
would fit our bill. We specifically
wanted a boy who not only made
good grades but who also took
part in school and community
activities. After great deal of
consideration, we finally made
our choice.
Seventeen-year old wilbur
France Burger, coming to the end
of his junior year at high school
is what is described as IAN all
round fellow" His principal re-
ports that, if his grades remain
where they are now he will grad
uate among the first three in his
class He is an atheletic, an out-ol
doors type an eXtrovert who gets
along well with people and one
who takes responsibility we'll
1T l want to make sure That
something gets done, remarks
Stuart Beville. principal. Il call
on Wilbur
AT Home
Wilbur is the son Of Nh. and
Mrs Marshall Burger. whose other
boy BIZ is six years old. Mrs
Burger tends her home on the
Hampden-Sydney Road, and Nh
Burger operates his grocery bust
ness. On Saturdays, some school
nights, and during the summer
holidays Wilbur helps in the
store,
His activities throughout the
wear include football. in which
last year he was offense on The
first team baseball as a pitcher.
hunting, fishing. and swimming
He is president Of the Interdeno-
minational Youth Council il
Farnlville, and a member Of the
Methodist Church He recently
was elected delegate to the Stu
dent Cooperative Association
State Convention with a specific
Job Of acting as campaign man
ager for a local nominee. Having
a big mouth which I can't keer
shut and liking for people, he
helped his candidate to win Tho
state office
This years roster Of subject'
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04
Mrs. NeWbill IS
Elected Head Of
Garden Study Club

Mrs II l. NeWbill was elected
president of the Garden Study
Club during the meeting held last
Thursday succeeding Mrs. Kyle
Baldwin who has served the past
year
Others elected at the same time
were Mrs. j c Bondurant, vice
president; Mrs A N Fore, score
tary and Mrs w c. Newman
treasurer
The business meeting and judg-
inc of exhibits were held in the
home Of Mrs. Marshall Watkins
following which members adj
iourn to inspect the garden OF
Walter Putney on High STREET
Winners of ARRANGEMENTS Of
Sprna flowers suitable for the
bah We're, first, Mrs w c. New
man second, Mrs. B S HamcrS-
ly. third Mrs A N Fore.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04
Social Hour HID
Plans Continued
Help to Crusade

The Social Hour Home Demon
stration Club met with Mrs. Roy
Hamlett on Wednesday. April 81.
with nine members present.
The demonstration on Color
Harmonizlng" was given by the
agent Mrs Frances Gee.
Plans were made to attend the
Appomattox District Meeting on
May 4 About eight members plan
to attend
An all day meeting to make
bandaees for cancer was then dis
cusScd
Several members helped with
the table collection for the Can
Ger Crusade on April II.
Tho hostess served delicious
refreshments Of ice cream and
cake.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04

served as best man Ushers were
r. Edwatd Griffin Of Richmond
and JohE Morton Quales, Of Me
herrin
Following the ceremony, a re-
ception was held in the Common
wealth C.ub
The hside is a graduated OF
Randoipa Macon S Woman's Col
leeg ana the groom was gradu-
tated from the College of Will
liam ants Mary and the University
Of VirgiS!a He is the son of the
late Commander and Mrs H. w.
Cole, Jrs Of Norfolk For the past
several years. he has made his
home wish his cousins, r. w and
Miss Mary Dupuy. Of this coun-
ty and is prominently connected
Throughout this section OF Vir-
GINA
After Il wedding trip, the couple
will reside in Richmond where
Mr.. CoH is associated with the
Virginia Historical Society.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04

Miss Irving Armstrong ana Dr.
Beverly Ruffln attended the Bal
let Theatre at the Mosque Oh
Thursday.
Kyle Baldwin spent Thur daH
night in Durham, n C.
Mr. and Mrs, w X Carter
and children Celia ana BOBBY
were the week end guests of Nm.
and Mrs. John Whitehead, in
Radford
Mrs. Joseph Goode, MIS-. Frank
M Cleeholn, and Mrs j. p W4ll,
Jr" attended the Ballet Theatre
at the Mosque on Thursday niaht
in Richmond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04

A B Campfield, Of Staunton
Joined his wife and daughter here
for the week end and all return
ed home Sunday after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hay, il
Mis- Ann Dudley, OF Arlington,
and DICK j o h n on. of Falls
Church, spent the week end With
Miss Dudleys brother-in-laW and
sister, Nh and Mrs. Morris G..
Smith, Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carpenter
and daugher Kathy, returned to
their home is Annapolis, Md. af-
ter Mrs. Carpenter and Kathy had
spent the past three weeks here
with her parents. MI and Mrs
j. c. Bondurant. Mr., Carpenter
spent the week end here with
them following a scientific cruise
in the Caribbean,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04
L0ngWoOd Students To Gre
Third Music Recital Nav 8

third in the Spring series Of
reaials by Longwood college mu-
SIC students will be program Of
piano music to be presented by
the Misses Nancy Jane Jones.
Joyce Cllngenpeel. both of Roa-
noke. Ann White Thomas. Of
Blackstone, and Sally Wilson, Of
Hopewell Saturday, May 5, in
Jarman Auditorium at 8'p m
II the first half of the program
Miss Jones Junior, will play
music by Mozart. Brahms. and
Hirdemith, and Miss Clingenpeal.
a sophomore. will play a well
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04

known Chopin Noctulno and Du-
bussys Arabesque No. l.
The second of the program VIII
include music by Mozart and Shu-
bert, played by Miss Thomas. who
is a freshman The final group
played by Miss Wilson, a Junior
will consist Of Bach's chorale pre-
lude, 'Sleepers, Awake a MOI
art sonata and Chopins little
known but effective first Polona-
Use.
The public is invited, and there
is no charge for admission
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04
Mrs. Duff Weds
Worth Leap, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs J. P. Spencer. Of
Charlottesville. announced tn e
marriage of their daughter. Mrs.
Pauline Spencer Duff, to Worth
E. Leap, Jr. son Of Nh. and Mrs.
Leap, of Scottsville
The ceremony was performed at
/ a. m, Saturday. April II, at the
home Of the officiating minister
the R-ev. Dr. c. S. PaSthall. pastor
II Belmont Baptist Church.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04
Putney Birth
IS Announced

Mr.. ana Mrs George w Put
ney, Of Oakland, Md, announce
the birth of a son, Robert Mar
shall on April 80 The baby
weigh 8 lbs o. at birth
Mr. Putney is the son of Mr.
and Mrs J NJ. Putney of Guinea
Mills, Va
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04

MIS- Burke Johnson and chiI-
drcn. Elizabeth, George and
Mary of BlackSburg. were the
week end guests of Mrs. john
ston's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Dab
ncy S Lancaster
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-04

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patterson
left Thursday to spend the week
end at her home in Westchester
County, N Y, and to attend the
weddins,o of her brother on satur-
day
Col. and Mrs. d. w. Paulette
visited Mrs Varnon Paulette in
Richmend on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Russell Hughes
of Halifax. visited Mr.. and Mrs
John s;teck on Sunday. and Mrs
Steck @eturned to their home with
them 10 spend few days
! Mrs c. w. Glenn and daughters
attended the Ballet Theatre at the
Mosque. Thursday.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Mountbotten Achieves Goal
To Be Britain 5 First Sea Lord
Post Given Up
By Germon Fother
Was Lifelong Aim
sy The Assoeiassd Press

LONDON. Oct. 28. Admiral
Earl Mountbatten. commander
lin chief Of allied forces in the
Mediterranean. today was named
Britain's First Sea Lord.
The appointment. the highest
in, the British Navy. gave the
handsome 54-year-old admiral
the post his German-born ia
ther, Prince Louis Of Battenherg,
was forced to give up under pub
lie pressure In World War I.
Prince Louis played q major
role in building up the British
Navy after he became First Sea
Lord In 1919. He resigned two
months after war broke out be-
cause his German name and
ancestry was causing the gov
ernment embarrassment. He also
gave up his German titles and
Anglicized his name.
Young Mountbatten, then q
15-year-old naval cadet, pledged
himself to restore the family to
an honored place ins naval an
mails. His lifelong ambition was
to become First Sea Lord.
Lord Mountbatten will assume
his new duties in March, sue
ceeding Admiral of the Fleet Sir
Rhoderick r. McGrigor. Admiral
Sir Guy Grantham will take
command of NATO forces in the
Mediterranean.
The First Sea Lord also is chief
of Britaill's naval staff and an
adviser tosthe government on de-
Evening star., 1954-10-28
|BohIen Sees MoIoioy
On Charges Against
u. 5. Embassy Wives
By she Assoeiused Prs.s

MOSCOW, Oct. 2s.-Unitet
States Ambassador Charles q
Bohlen called on Soviet Foreign
Minister VI M. Molotoy at ths
Kremlin today to discuss the
tense situation arising out Of In.
cident involving two American
Embassy wives and their cam
eraS.
Informants said MIR. Boiler
stressed the seriousness witt
which the United States regard.
the Soviet action in the case o1
Mrs. Karl 3. SoYnmerlatte. wife
OF the second secretary in the
Embassy. and Mrs. Houston Stiff
wife 0f the assistant naval at
The Soviet foreign ministry
has declared Mrs. Soinmerlatte
personally unacceptable In RUS
sia. which amounts to a request
that she leave the country. II
MIR. Molotov persists in that di-
rection despite United States
protests and today's personal in
tervention by Mr.. Bohlen. Mrs.
Sommerlatte has no choice but
to comply.
Mrs. Sommerlatte was accused
of ''hooliganism." the Soviet term
for rowdyism, during an incident
last Monday stemming from pt-
ternpts by her and Mrs. Stiff to
take some pictures of Soviet chill
dren. The United States says
the Russians have the facts all
wrong.
Today the Soviet press took up
the case with stories campaigning
vigorously against what, il said
was the unworthy behavior Of
the wife Of an American diplo-
mat"
Most OF, the newspapers In
dignation was directed. against
Mrs. Sommerlatte, who in the
Russian version of the incident
is accused OF striking q soviet
workman. The newspapers de-
manded she leave the country.
But Mrs. Stiff says it was she
who struck a blow inan effort to
free Mrs. Sommerlatte, who was
being forcibly held at the door
of workers club.
The, women were directed to
the club when objections were
made to photographing the So
Wet children. Both Mrs. Som
merlatte and Mrs. Stiff said
they did not want. to see any
thing of the club, and had quite
a scuff1e trying to get out. :.
Finally Mr.. Sommerlatte ar
rived at the club in response
to a phone call from Mrs. Stiff.
The women drove of with Mr..
Sommerlatte after about an hour
and a half at the workers club.
The incident occurred while
the women were out for q morn
ing stroll, Swapping pictures as
they went along. They had taken
shots of a restoration work on
the ancient murals of an old
and had distributed some
Evening star., 1954-10-28

commander IN Southeast Asia Ia
1943. He was viceroy OF India
during the critical period In I947
when Britain gave india inde-
pendence.
A great-grandson Of Queen
Victoria, Lord Mounthatten is a
cousin Of Queen Elizabeth II. Her
husband, the Duke Of Edinburgh,
lis his nephew.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

colored photographs OF the build
ing among church officials.
Today both women stayed at
home in the American Embassy.
Tomorrow Mrs. Stiff plans to 90
out to a Halloween pageant at
the joint British american EN-
nassy school in which her g.
year-old daughter, Sparkle, has
q part.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
hree for One

LINCOLN. Nebr. B. One
birthday cake can do triple duty
at the Edward Loos home near
Lincoln. All three Of the Loos
children .6-year-old David, T.
year-old Linda 10, and infant
Paul Andrewwere born the
same day.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
STATELY HOMES

=
5-bedrm. home with sep. din. I'm.
and breakfast bar. bsmt.. Ka-acre
lot. beaut. Handicapped with many
Ice. old trees; close to Herndon
School and shop. ctr. owners Inn
med. transfer makes this attrac.
offer possible this week end only;
S22.5O0 with FHA financing.
3 large bedrm. home with sep. din.
rm., scr porcheS. acre lot COM
pletely Handicapped with much shade.
This is very spacious home which
has much to offer a lge family.
To be appreciated this home must
be seen $4,000 with reas. down
payment.
To inspect above special homes and
other nice > and 3 bedrm. homes in
the Herndon area. call Herndon
HERNDON REALTY
Evening star., 1954-06-05
HOUSES foR sAle-vA.
G17 ON S1 ON O0WN
SECLUDED

For those homeseekers who want Sc
cfusion, yet q handy close-in area
with convenient Lorcom In. trans
portation, this beautifully decorated.
3-year-old. 3-bedroom brick custom
rambler is heaven sent. SPECIAL
FEATURES: All-electric GE kitchen
screened porch; full basement with
half bath and ground-level recrea-
stion room with adjoining patio;
SCAPED AND WOODED sOx2OO-FT.
LOT. Price, S24.5O0.
Arthur L. Walters Co.
IA. 7-52O0 2419 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1954-06-05
MISSIONER

WE'D IOV EI
If you want a 3-bedrm. brick Co
hood, don't fail to see this home,
in established neighborhood. only
2 blks. to shopping, transp. and
schools: some Of its features are;
separate family-sized dining room,
liv. rm. with flrepl,, inclosesd sun
numerous to mention; CT contract
acceptable.
DARWIN REALTY
IA. 7-4352. Res ,JE. 2-27QS a
Evening star., 1954-06-05

NEAR S.W. WASHINGTON
Newly remodeled 2-story brick bldgI
ing space; reasonable rent. RE.
7-2137. Ii. 4-7265. %