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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-22

this vicinity.
Miss Jean Dukes of Toledo spent
Easter week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Dukes,
Recent guests in the Rickly-
Reichenbach home are as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sutter, Toledo ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Rickly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Rickly, Columbus; Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Rickly, Liberty
Center and Mrs. Myrtle Hughes
Rawson.
EASTER DINNERS
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Hilty and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ewing were guests
of Mr., and Mrs. Harold Young ana
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Ketzenberger
and sons and Mrs. c. r. Burnette,
Columbus Grove were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. r. C. Ketzenberger IN
Rawson..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Lugibihl, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Zeurcher and sons,
Mrs. John Gardiner and sons were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL
Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Newton
spent Easter with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Henry, Bluffton
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Habegger
and son: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gibbs
and family; Mr.. and Mrs. 0ren
Doty and family; Mrs. Dorothy LIm-
norman and children, Defiance visit
ed their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Habegger.
ilv. and Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Doty
and family were supper guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Saul of Find
Law were Easter Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Harms ana
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Green enter,
tanned the following guests; Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jim Green and family, Bluttton
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Green and
family, Findlay, Bob Warren, Bluff
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Waltz had
Easter supper for the following:
Mr.. Leland Waltz; Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Montgomery and sons, Findlay;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shoemaker,
Pandora; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Waltz
and family, Miss Mary Alice Waltz
and Mr.. John Gauss.
Miss Athens Clara, Findlay; Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Stewart, Pandora and
Mr.. Elwood James, Rawson We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo
Hanna and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Peabody and
daughters, Toledo; Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Redinger and family, Pioneer;
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Redinger and
family; Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Redinger
and daughter, Marlene and Mrs;
Emma Jones were guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Walter Purdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Krautler
and family were Easter dinner guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Huber.
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Hiram, College Group
At BedUerdan, Church

The last of a series of Sunday
evening services held this winter at
the Beaverdam Church of Christ
will feature a program by a group
of Hiram College students next Sun
day. Included in the deputation team
which will appear are Lou Ann
David of Leipsic, Tim Solon Of
Wooster, Donna Sutherland of
Waynesburg, and Willis r. Jones, di-
rector of church relations. The pro-
gram will consist of the evening mes
sage, special music and a hymn
sing. The service begins at 7:3C
with a coffee time" after the
service.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-22
Pvt. VIM. Burcky Gets
Ft. Hood Assignment

Pvt. William ID. Burcky, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Burcky, Grove
Street, recently arrived at Ft. Hood,
Texas, for assignment to the LIST
Armored Division.
Private Burcky, a 1858 graduate
of Bluffton College, entered military
service on November 4, 1853, and
took his basic training at Fort Knox,
Kentucky. Before his arrival at Fort
Hood, Texas, for duty with the LIST
Armored Division, he was assigned
to the 1st Military Police Training
Company at Camp Gordon, Georgia
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ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Bibler
and family of Findlay; Mrs. John
Gardiner and sons of West Port,
Conn: Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Luigi
bihl and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Zeurcher and sons of Pandora.
Mrs. John Jones of Mt. Cory will
mark her Goth birthday, Thursday,
April %. Among her children is
a daughter, Mrs. L. w. Dukes of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-22
JERSEY HERD CLASSIFIED

The herd of registered Jerseys
owned by G. K. Helser and Sons, La
fayette, Ohio, was classified for breed
type by an official classifier of The
American Jersey Cattle Club, H. E.
Dennison, East Lansing, Mich.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-22

AMERICAN WOMEN bought 679
million pairs of nylons last year, and
the industry can prove that they
bought more for glamor than for
durability. In 1947 only q per cent
of the production was of the sheer
variety. Now it approaches 80 per
cent.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-04-22

Mrs. w. G.. Carr was the honored
guest at a birthday surprise dinner
Thursday evening in the home of a
daughter, Mrs. Harold Zeurcher in
Pandora. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Carr and family all of Bluff
Evening star., 1954-06-06
COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL
Ideal shopping site. containing 1885,.
and Annandale rd.. conv. to all sur
rounding localities. All utils. Will
sell All or "a. or will consider q
good lease.
3 PARCELS fronting on Arl. blvd,
ranging from to 8 " acres. Reas.
priced.
ANNANDALE-1O acres. fronting 2
highways; all utils. Now proposins
new shopping center.
vIENNA-45,0O 900 50. IT,. fronting on
Highway 123.
ACREAGE
100 acres plus, all utih. avail. OF
VIII install. Shirley highway. S2,-
25 ACRES. 1.3OO-ft. frontage on
Leesburg pike with 3Na-Tm. house
and Va bsmt.. 2-car metal garage
Setting among lovely trees plus beau
'''N' CALL JIM CRAVEN.
Arthur L. Walters Co.
IA. 7-52O0 g. Til o ia. 2-4I41
6 ACRES on Layhill I'd. and Lutes
drive. Just 1 mile from ca. ave.
At Glenmont: long frontage on
Lutes drive. Suitable for subdivid-
ing into acre tracts. Asking price,
$4,000 per acre. cash or terms.
e: s. PRICE & co.
Lo. 6-1231 wheaton. Md. L.. 5-0315
BEAUTIFUL large wooIed corner lot;
NV. Priced right. Mrs. Gisssms an,
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
T,TY O1rOS
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

ISUMMER COTTAGE, all conveniences.
located in strictly private area with
private beach and pier; close to Fair
haven haven. Reiss required. XII. 9-1662s or
oSFtS NGTtS ssaeR cfT9. 4Sfs: SSLNev upper S floor
apt. Of 2-family home. overlooking
ocean. Q bedrms,, sleeps g.; available
weekly or monthly. Contact OWNER.
Carey ard house house on right S7th St.
FSSTR' FSSTR 'AiI RSSrGccttase. SS;oSS Nsss Head,
| thru Labor Day; will sleep 6-8. two
bedrooms. all-electric kitchen: every:
oR iGaa'nsa ssb pe1 ssss ssse' AS Ssei June enS
to goth ct special price. 500 per
JONES. CRokTAN HOTEL, Xiii
RRNnRHbTA Pfyil Hi1ls n SEGcH G PhGHs eoS1
iiA furnished q cottase. ' sleeps 9. SO
weekly: modern, furnished small
apartments. sleep 4. $50 weekly. A
Rehoboth ave. " blocks from ocean.
JAMES TRUTTT. State Road. Phone
BETRaANY BEACH. DEL.-New home.
8 bedrms.. ga baths. sundeck., elec.
KIT; JTne5JqlZ; MI s4NSo $3.50 Wk. Afte. Q
OCEAN GA II gSExcH. sl5asS MD front and
island; 5000 and 5000. wo.
RfHoBorH ISaSGS BEAcH-Modern apts..
nr. ocean, well furnished, immaculate.
NR. Teeoecaxs ocExN HieSE ciTS z Nj MDsssatifully
furn. new cottage; boating. fshins on
bay: 2 blks. to ocean; avail. 2-wk.
period. July 10th on. OF. 6-657S.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Apt. iocated 2
doors from boardwalk: . bedrms. 3
liy. rms. pvt. kit. bath and porch.
Sleeps 9. or more. Reservations now
being taken for season. JU: 9-023s;
lot: 9 3oth st.. I blk: from hwy. and
RfHoso4a sSRSs6sif flssi sfacHocean so,tas.
other accommoda ations for two-Week
periods. Write FRED EGLI, 103
Rodnsy oy. ST. ssse eRehoooth. or phone
VLNTINIOR. n. J-Beaut. home: su-
bay. Season. DE. 2-41O1. XII s-1694.
REHoBoTa BEAcH-By OWNER.
SpisSssS; p.sss.,s 60 500 500 Can De, a-11a7 or
KEHOOSSSoSTTH BEACH. DEL. - New
apts,; modern. well furn.; central.
Ia blocks to ocean; reduced rates
4 H,,,,, June; Ph PPAuL g0SsEsR.TTsoeN; .Ss.T on Il?
REHOB0TH BEACH, DEL,-Loveiy g.
(Pines) section. Available frst 8
weeks July at S126 weekly. Refer
ensss required. OIL. 4-67S7 or DU.
NESs lSsf OCEAN CITY. on beach; 4 bed
9; rms; moa. e faeilitiesi enn s., fuEn; must
OCEAN az GfH CfTY. MT&sDsc, HUo S oSSsc MODERN Io
bedrm,. ocean-front apt; July Aug. /;
$75 wk. JU. 9-6036. A6
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Why Accept Less;

IN Just q few months 1e pareels hav,
nsT titul ste sitss u are still sysil.6is z at "a.
$S!5 70 Sss5 per SS 1s acre. I'VE We tailor, Sn
make terms to fit your pocketbook
Choice. Of both wooded and partl!
wooded sites. some with ali-yeal
streams. Electric and phone. Jus
over the close Loudoun County lin,
wlsh lowest tax rate IN Va. High
sins sSiasly aSsesy.ssr ESHns sroSns ss with visS .SS
coMp2REh Ehffha01 THis orSRR q FS5se Sos sfTS SGS
LOCATION AND PRICE WITH Any
THING IN NEARBY NORTHERN
VA. BEFORE YOU INVEST. JE
foISIl,.EoF 4f143Tl For DETAILS AND AP'
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A BEAUTTFTU, FARM

A BEAUTIFUL. FARM
BY 0wNER-14B acres, mostly pas
ture and hay fields; never-failing
suitable beef cattle: 0-room, mod
erni8ed home, 2 bathrooms. knotty
pine kitchen. Calf. ounroom; on
state highway. 46 minutes to Be-
thesee; easy committing; cash down,
y $1,000, balance financed Cal
MOWt! NEW MARKET (Maryland)
S12,6O0. balance financed. Owner
NOW, NEW MARKET (Maryland)
27S1. Directions: Out Route $40 to
Damascus, sharp left turn at Shell
station 8 miles further through
Kemptown to GOETHE farm. IN.
trance left-hAnd side. 11s
100 ACRES
90 acres cleared, 40 wooded, well
fenced. small pond, excellent out
bldgs.; z-rm. tenant house: less than
80 miles to D. c.; $4,000, with
$500 down.
5 ACRES
Older brick home, suitable for large
family; 4 bedrooms, liv. rm.. din.
rm., equipped kit, bath, oil h.-w.h.;
300 down. balance in 1st trust
With moderate payments. Total price
JOHN CANNEY
HERNDON 480
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26 ACRES

|$S. 750-900-ft. frontage on Ga. ave
extended. extends back to Tridelphis
Lake; most Of land clear and gently
sioping; In q fast-growing area. neal
enough from q safety angle. @ Bsauti. III.
ful building. sites for ramblers OF
rsnch-type houses, with .unexcelled
view: Cash or terms. Exclusive with
E. S. PRICE & co.
10. 6-1231. wheaton. Nd. 10. 5-0315
Evening star., 1954-06-06

|BUUDBRS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
90 lots; one Of the best locations;
sewer and water. Near schools. See
these now! Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS, AP. 7-S40O.
POTOMAC, MD, / acre, 3l0-ft. 'front.'
sgesoor ore9ay yyv,fU,,r for Suiidlng; ,p prieed.
10. 4-6400; Lo.e 5-SS54.
ON LEE Hwy 80 miles beyond
beaut. lots with tan trees; io0-ft.
or more frontage; almost l. acre ea
Price, 81 1896 TO 81 .095 with only
5000 down. OWNER, OV. 3.4676.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS--5 building sites,
$3.50. Utilities avail: Ccnv. to
0100 Broad ST.. OIL. 2-4253.
Maryland PARK TERRACE. " lot
SOxiOO. easy terms. MRS. BURGESS.
Eesltor. 6109 Broad St.. OIL. q
NEAR ARMY MAP SERVICE, sox15o
utilities. MRS. BURGESS. Reaitor.
61O9 Broad st., OIL. 2-4253.
OVERLOOKING RIVER; wooded "
acre; $500. In Mohican Hills.
Utilities avail. MRS. BURGESS,
Realtor. 6109 Broad ST., OIL. 2-4253.
BUILDERS ATTENTION
30 lots as an entirety. wheaton area.
73 lots recorded subdivision, Bethesda,
tor quality homes.
1s E, lSt:, %s. ssnnockSurn s, s1 area. 2 biks.
lots on Mass. ave. extended, all
ready TO 60. sewer and water lat
SO acres .. for subdivision. Bannock-
burn section.
SO acres for subdivision; near Ken
ewes. and sun. OF. 4-66ss.
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. a-3250
95O2 WOODLAND DR.. SILVER
SPRING :. Beautiful building lot:
sewer; water and street In: $1,000;
SURETY REALTY CO.
Iii
MOUNT GILEAD ACRES
soSDfEH.Ed fsiTFEE a44YP4HN s4YETHE pSfyYEs SSfEYENsTY's
pns IN ah. 'ne casoetn asaiss
Range Of Loudoun comprises sew
eral hundred acres and has re-
Gently been laid out into Q number
of homesites ranging from seven to
f9rty-six acres; Many ofier superb
and Catoctin Mountain Ranses. and and
Sugar Loaf Mountain. ~
DRIVE OUT SUNDAY BETWEEN
ROUTE: Take Rte. to Leesburg, left
On Rte. 10 four miles to Piedmont
Motel. turn right on Rte. 704 to
Rte; 062. left through Loudoun
Orchards to OPEN SIGN.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
DE. 2-4l01, Once Hours
DU. 6-8517. Ewes. Sun. %
BEAUTIFUL sLoPING WOODED
LOTS, l0Ox2OO, on Branch ave
Sc. 8 miles D. c.. 30 mins. center
OF city; :$1.800. including public
derful location.
r.. H. BEST, INC.
OIL. 2-3633, JU. S-3460
SIX BUILDING LOTS-Fronting on
paved road near Eairfax; $5, 500
PENTAGON REALTY CO.
EAlllRX, va. Crescent Q.0EAl
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OCEAN CITY, MD.

OCEaN O11I, MD.
For sale, cottage, furnished; 2 bed
rms. kit. and bath. liv. rm.; excel
%H1TEE VIII rIns 1Se Ispsia Gs isnei SSsiOY Tow
OCEAN CITY, MD.
For sale, corner commercial lots, ex-
eel. loc., 100000. J. WHITTLE. Toe
Lapaix lane. Towson 4. Nd. %
Rehoboth Beach, Del.
lemall. cottage, sleep four: June, S3S
weekly July. Aug. $50 weekly. Phone
e241. MRS. JOS. DUTTON.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Desirable homesites, IS to 80 miles
from D. c. on good roads, in excel
lent communities. convenient to
scnools. churches. stores. Tracts Of
l acre or more; flne trees. springs.
CHERRY LANE" near La Plata
Tracts 5 acres. 5000 acre.
Iosd;@Lots. 1900; 14-scre .s scas trscts'
..WXLNuiT HILL" La plsta-rown
lots, $1,000; tracts. s acres. $500
MT. MI AvENr1NE." near indian
..EoSH;s4 .EesSdwEOts apSJ;S q 900 to 1900.
so avz sSa snd .S5 500 oTGsa'sG 3 gS:
PORT roBAccsoV RIVER@eRssiden- iS1Si eHs den:
tial lots; to. 8 acres each, $1,000
to $500; also 5-acre. tracts on
high ridge with waterfront privi-
q. 5. Hwy. so1-outstandins busi-
growing towns and on beautiful
LEONARD SNIDER
TEL. 1911. La Plata, MD.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
SUITABLE SUBDIVISION
81 acres. 1S miles d. c.; suitable
gentleman's home or high-class re-
tirement home; excellent neighbor.
hood; $4,000: liberal terms.
Billingsley .rd.. 16. miles D. ,c.-.3.oo0g
acres. sIS. 900; liberal terms.
Bel Alton. Md.-70 acres, 1900 #.
on State rd.. level land. good soil:
$500; liberal terms. LEONARD
SNIDER. Tel. 3311, La Plata. Nd.
GO MIN. 10 DISTRICT LINED
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WILLOWS BEACH
COLONY

We have several and acre build
ing sites for those wantine mosS
,sho as .oms man mnS.rn sn se hsmes .0' FOR ssis
A large selection of beach lots. Drive
down and see the Norge house On
display. Only an hour from. D.. c.,
Route 4 through Marlboro to AIos
right on Q to b76.
WILLOWS uI,lcT:l REvEL0HEdMWE Hd Co
Prince Frederick 347-J-b-2oe-w-e
Evening star., 1954-06-06
COLONIAL GEMS
IN SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Early. 18th Century brick manor
carefully restored. with large acre.
age on tide-water. S55, 600.
Early 18th Century manor with l3E
acres. Suitable restoration. ancient
Enelish boxwood orig. interior
appointments, S16,50O.
Middle 18th Century manor with 40C
acres, suitable restoration, make
fne cattle farm. $4,000.
Late 18th Century brick and manor
completely restored. with 300 acres
ana long frontage on tide-water
Price on appl.
Federal period planters home, in
excellent repair with over 500 acres
in timber, $4,000.
These. listings are excellent invest
ment values. There is an ever
increasing demand for authentic old
homes. All are eligible for Nd. His
torical House q Garden Pilgrimage
and are within 80 mi. Of District.
Call or write for appt. to insp.
j. B. WATERS
Prince Frederick, Md.
Phones 214 and 31S-J-3
Specializing in Early Md. Manora.
and land 0Pa anka
Evening star., 1954-06-06
NEAR ROCKVILLE

SNANeo4V 9SN<S4@ AA6A1AS
35 acres, small farm: 7-room house
good barn. cinder-block garage and
tool house; good stream: well fenced:
on q good hard-surface road. The
farm for long time. Price. $4,000
SO acres Of woodland and stream and
meadow. Unique house. rooms
and bath: 1000 It. or more of Rock
creek running through property. A
Rockville. Price. $4,000.
8 acres. on good road. mostly clear
with some woods: nice stream, hill
Slde site; magnificent view. Price.
z acres. well fenced; all clear and in
grass; generally level with good
spring. $1,000.
J. vINSON PETER
20. 2-2361 or Call r. A. waddill.
Gaithersburg 325. %
ATTENTION, BUILDERS
OAKWOOD KNOLLS
FINEST LOCATION IN MD.
BEAUTIFUL HOMESiTEs
Opposite LandOn School
65 to SO Ft. Front, $3.50 Up
SEWER. WATER IN SUBDIVISION
SHAPIRO
-. SALES INCORPORATED
VI. @-S72O Ewes. ia. o-7511
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

PAY Cash for lots or old houses,
!s7s ylss Sa!y THOMAS M 5Biztlfss Il sSoS sA "a g
MONTGOMERY and Prince Georees
Counties-30 to 800 acres, suitable
tor subdtviding into 100 to 1000
lots: CAL. Mr.. Hartman. TOWN q
SUBURBAN EN-. 2-94OO.
BETHESDA-Lge. lot for rambler in
= sUB1ssAN. tds9Sls HsvisI sM. rsEssie ss4eoo. TOWN
HAVE CLIENTS for prime locations
Tor gas stations to lease or buy,
FLEGER REALTY. 10. 7-3470.
WE HAVE URGENT NEED for acre
age in the Olney area, from 5 to
100 acres. II reasonably priced. i'm
mediate sale.
E. S. PRICE & co.
WHEATON. Md.
LO. 6-1231. 10. 6-O316.
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9502 WOODLAND DR.. SILVER
SPRING - Beautiful building lot:
sewer. water and street In: $1,000:
81. 900 cash.
AID. 4-o5si IE. a-osss
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A Multi Million Dollar Project
OCEAN BEACH
MARYLAND
ON THE
ATLANTIC OCEAN
ONE OF THE WORLDS FINEST BEACHES
15-M1LE PRIVATE OCEAN PLAYGROUND
} Over IL Miles of
Ocean Frontage Sold!

Now add ocean Beach to the roster OF world
famous beaches Waikiki Acapulco and Cannes:
Ocean Beach is one of the worlds finest beaches
IS miles of beautiful velvetsmooth gistening white
sand beach soping gently into the blue Atlantic.
BUY NOW for lifetime of enjoyment. Build your
cottage by the sea- Wake up in the zestful Atlantic
Ocean air, pack the day with sun and fun renew
winter -aded energies with glorious days Of relax
alton with your family. For boating fishing. sun or
surf bathing just resting, there are carefree de-
lightful days awaiting you If you act now.
You will be amazed when you first see Ocean
Beach . its charm and beauty are impossible to de-
scribe. This joyful ocean playground within such
easy reach of the Nations Capital just delight
full drive over scenic super-highways to fabulous
Ocean Beach.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

SIX BUILDING LOTs-FTontinE on
paved road near Fairfax; $500
PENTAGON REALTY CO.
Fairfax. Va. Crescent 3.O644
Evening star., 1954-06-06

FINE HOME ON BAY 'FRONT.' acre,
2OO-ft. Of waterfront with pier, ALL
year home, paneled liv. rm., 8 bed
rms, mod. kit. and bath, mod. heat,
gar. workshop, committing, easy
terms.
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Brock Hall Estates
3 TO S ACRES
HOMESITES

Build your home in beautiful Brock
Hall and enjoy the charm and Sc
renity Of country life.
Deep, rich soil-the finest In Mary
land--a paradise for the person who
loves . beautiful flower garden or
fresh vegetables.
Hard surfaced road, paid for BY the
Brock HAN also offers you protection
all house plans must be approved
q S1TEs HAVE ALREADY BEEN SOLD
so COME EARLY AND CHOOSE TIE
PERFECT SETTING FOR THAT
LTFETINsE5. 4 .sI,Ils,5. HOME YOU ARE
AMAZING VALUES
$2,950 AND UP
TERMS II DESIRED
Directions: Central ave. to Largo,
turn right on Largo-Marlboro road
(202) 4 miles to large sign on
NJ. LEO STORCH
once: AP. 7-Sl31
Evening star., 1954-06-06

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic,
college graduates approved by Mem
bersnip committee. Community bldg.
organized recreation. bay beach with
trees and streams: cottages for rent.
Frederick. Literature on request.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

BREEZY p0MT-Fine home: every
mod. cony. on 2 beaut, lots: iiv.
rm.. Q bedrms.. kit. and bath. beaut.
porch. huilt-in gar; comp furn.;
in best location; wonderful bathing,
boating, etc. S1O,6OO, terms,
Evening star., 1954-06-06

DRUM POINT BEACH, MD.-Two
adj. wooded lots, each approx. 75x
200; owner will sell separately or
together; will sacrifice to make quick
sale. OIL. 2-0326. -6
WOODLAND BEACH-Sale. corner
lot. shady site; 8 lots partially
Evening star., 1954-06-06

NORTH BEACH PARK. - $50 It
beaut. bay front: liv. rm., 2 bedrms.
bath. kit.,. insulated, furnished. Sci
z 6Q-ft. lots; worth $500 each
Evening star., 1954-06-06

3 LOTS. 1OOx1OO; 3 miles from D. c.
line; ! blk. on Marlboro pike; So
200 for both DE. 2-2O61. %
tOk SALE-6O acres, good pine
timber land; elec. and telephone
running past property; $45 per acre.
FRANK SCHAFER, Summerduck.
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CHARLES e RIoRDAN. CO. B-4292
W: W.. SPILMAN. Edgewater Beach,

CHESAPEAKE BEACH-Furn.: year
round: oil heat. masonry construc-
tion., AMI, full bath. 2 bedrms.,
Ice. liv. rm., stone fireplace, electric
, kit. laundry rm., screened porches
lot 75 by 100; fruit and shade trees
nice fenced lawn; S9,000; terms.
Rent June to Sept. ], $500 monthly
or Sept. through June, S65 monthly
OWNER IN Q-600A
Evening star., 1954-06-06
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

The Reserve Plantation
Bares Beach Road
Prince Frederick, Nd. 192-l
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04

Records. These were a part of
the subjects discussed and demon
strated at these meetings.
The All Club Agents for Negro
All members were in direct charge
of these meetings. They were as
sisted by the State Leader for
Negro Mems Work. The instruct
ors were from the All Club and
the Agricultural Engineering De-
rartments at State College. The
Pan-Am Southern Corporation of
New Orleans, Louisiana, The U. S.
Rubber Company and Mississippi
Vocational College.
A banquet was held at each place
and all present enjoyed two good
days of instruction and fun. Thirty
three of the thirty-six counties
were represented and the men tax
ing part deserve much credit for
their cooperation in this effort.
President j. H. White at Mississippi
pi Vocational College gave a very
wholesome talk to those present at
the clinic held at his College. The
following State Workers and In
astructors were present: Mr.. c. I.
Smith, State All Club Leader: Mr..
j. T. Copeland, Leader, Extension
Agricultural Engineering, Mr.. w.
E.. Ammons, Leader, Negro Mems
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-09-04
Adequate Resources
Are Essential For
Successful Farminq

A recent survey of 316 loans on
efficient farms in Mississippi made
in 1948 indicate rather conclu-
sively that adequate resources
mean the difference in success and
failure. The income of these farm
ers from 80 crop areas in 1947 was
S2,155. In 1868, with the crop acres
increased to SO, the income was
practically doubled, or 1892. 1t
should be noted that this increase
in income amounts to new wealth
which goes into channels of trade
and benefits not only to the farmer
himself but business generally.
Another significant finding in
the survey shows the value of live
stock owned by the farmer in 1947
to be $572. By 1853, the farmer
owned livestock valued at $1,796.
The presence of livestock on the
farm means more and better use of
the family labor and adds greatly
to soil conservation practices.
These same farmers owned ma
chinery and equipment valued at
1919 in 1947; in 1858, their ma
chinery and equipment were valued
at S2,131. Farmers are rapidly
mechanizing most of their farm
ing operations. In so doing, they
are relieving themselves and fami-
lies of much drudgery, and are
much more able to compete on an
equal basis with the industrial
worker who has at his command
| tremendous power resources.
/ There is one other significant
! fact brought out by the study. Of
the 316 borrowers, 1872 are still
indebted to the Farmers Home Adj
ministration for their farms. OF
this number Sc percent are ahead
with their payments, % percent
have paid exactly the amounts due,
and II percent are behind schedule
in some amount.
In commenting on the record of
these borrowers, the State Director
of the Farmers Home Administra-
ton, r. B. Fatherree, emphasized
the fact that none of them could
secure credit through normal or
conventional sources of credit at
the time their loans were made IN
194s. Mr.. Fatherree pointed with
pride to the fact that many Of these
farmers now secure their operating
credit from banks and other con-
ventional sources and that they
are making a fine contribution to
community life generally. He point
ed out further that the Farmers
Home Administration will be in
position to assist more farmers
during 1866 because of increased
appropriations and authorities re-
Gently provided by Congress.