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Evening star., 1955-01-06
Newsmun to Give Pointers

John c. o'Brien. Washington
correspondent for the Philadel-
phia Inquirer, will address the
Catholic Laymen's First Friday
Club at 1880 pm. tomorrow in
the Willard Hotel on How to
Read a Newspaper"
The echo., 1955-06-15
H.B.A. Lodge No. III
Holds Installation

Friday night, June 10th, 1855, the
officers-elect of H. B. A. Lodge No.
III were installed at the st. Peters
A. M. E. Zion Church of this city.
The General Secretary was the in
stalling officer.
The following oficers-elect were
installed: President, Mrs Mable
Kendrlck, vice president, Mrs. Ethel
Key; secretary, Mrs. M. L. Kornegay,
assistant secretary, Mrs. Corene Cd
ON; treasurer, MS. Julia Barnett
and chaplain, Mrs. Gertrude Lar
kin
After the installation the lodge
and its invited guest assembled in
the ba er1ent of the church edificc
for an Il. B. A. banquet. The table
was beautifully decorated and the
food was fit for a king.
Il. 3. A. Lodge No. 121, from all
indications, are working harmon.
iously and all Of the members seem
tc be Of one accord.
The echo., 1955-06-15

Sunday June 5, 1855, H. B. a.
Lodges 375 and 483 held their in
stallatsun wI.h the latter as hos. 8t
Poplarvllle, Miss
The meeting opened with a lovely
program conducted by Members of
Lodges 463 and 373.
The Widows Travellers Quartet
of West Enterprise. Miss, were on
hand and rendered some beautiful
selections.
The installation was by the Cen
eral Secretary Mr.. C. D. Cotton
General President, made an inter
esting talk and took in 7 new mem
bers in the two lodges.
The following lodges were pres
ent and participated in the program:
80, Meridian, represented by money;
252, Miss NJ. L. Larl1in, Meridian;
1856, Mr. Clyde Duckworth, Pres,
Kiln; SIP Mrs. Mary Peters, Pres,
Picayune; 1922 Mrs. Irene Allen,
Pres, Hattiesburg; 373, Mr. Aaron
Trotter, Pres, Picayune; 121..Mrs M.
L. Kornegay, Secretary, Meridian;
498, Mrs. Charity Denham, Pres,
Hattiesburg; 483, Mr.. Dave Parker,
Pres, Poplarville; 267, Mr.. G. D.
Cotton, Pres, West Enterprise; and
496, Mr.. G. D. Cotton, Pres, West
Enterprise.
Between $96 and $4,000 was taken
up in collection
After the meeting was over, a
delicious dinner was served to all.
Rev. G. w. Hawkins, Pastor Host,
was present and added his bit to the
program
Mr.. Dave Parker was not present
because of illness, however, since
his home is close to the Church, he
states that he sat on the side of the
bed where he could hear all that
was said and done.
Mrs. Larkin was accompanied by
Mrs. M. L.. Kornegay, of Meridian
The echo., 1955-06-15
Convention Nearing
Pledge Campaign Closes

The 10th Annual Convention will
be held Wednesday and Thursday.
July 1928 1855, at which time the
1000 membership pledge campaign
win come to a close.
Some of, the presidents have done
a remarkable Job in this campaign
while there are others that are still
lingering behind
There are some presidents who
have made their pledges and have
been successful in getting them
Some have made pledges and have
not added a single member, and
there are those who have not even
taken enough interest in the As
ISOLATION to make a pledge With
just little more than month I'M
til the close of the pledge campaign
it is evident that some of the presi-
dents do not plan to do anything.
We want to congratulate the
large number of presidents who
have taken interest in the Campaign
and rendered fine services. All of
you are an integral part of the As
ISOLATION and your services render
ed are highly appreciated by all con-
cerned.
AS you can readily see our death
list is on the increase again and. this
Campaign is needed very much in
order that we might balance our
losses In the June Board our mem
bership fell little below what it
! was in the March Board, however,
we are hoping and trusting that our
local presidents will be able to get
some of these delinquent members.
The echo., 1955-06-15
H.B.A. Itinerary

According to a report from the
General Secretary, the following is
her H. B. A. Itinerary from now I'm
til the Convention: Sunday, June 10,
H. B. Al Lodge No 80, Stonewall;
Sunday afternoon at 800, June 10,
H. B. A. Lodge No. 257, Barnett;
Sunday, June o., H. B. A. Lodge No.
l22, Daleville; Saturday, July 2, H.
B. A. Lodges n, 202, SIS, and SO,
Ellisville; Sunday, July 8, No. 499,
Pachuta; July 4, Waynesboro.
The echo., 1955-06-15
Virgins News

Dear Miss Larkin:
This comes to let you know that
Lodge No. 1915 lost one OF It's faithful
members in the person OF Sister Eur
tina Mae Oliver. She departed this
life on May 80, 1855. We shall miss
her very much. Please send me a
death certificate.
Mr.. l.. 2. Earshan, President.
The echo., 1955-06-15

AS Secretary Of the Holbgooh Be
nevolent Association I am asking
young girls who have finished High
School and who have had some ex-
perience in tipping to please place
their application with the Associa-
ton. AS openings are made we will
be in position to fill same
If the applicant has not had any
tipping and is willing to learn we
will be glad to see to it that said
applicant is. taught tipping.
II. L. Larkin, Secretary.
The echo., 1955-06-15
Pictures Made

Because of the great rush of the
Office force in the June Board, only
a few pictures were made. however,
all Presidents who made round re-
ports and did not get their pictures
made in the June Board will have
the opportunity Of having them
made in the Convention
The echo., 1955-06-15
H.B.A. Lodge No. 3O6
Has Installation

Tuesday June 7, H. B. A. Lodge
No 3O8 held its installation in the
Home Office Building, with the Cen
cral eecretsry, Miss LarEin, as the
installing officer. The fc lowing Of
ficers-elcct were installed, President,
Mrs. M. Z. CuJry; Vice President, F
A Window; Secretary Mrs. Viola
Gi.son; Asst Secretary, Lemon Watt:
Treasurer, Mrs. Lucy Evans; and
Chaplain, Mrs. Sarah Cmly.
The echo., 1955-06-15
50 Claimants Paid

80 Claimants were paid $4,000
each, aggregating a grand total of
$76000O.
After the check up of the reports,
they revealed that large percent
age Of the Presidents lost members
in this particular Board, however,
we are hoping and praying that these
Presidents Will be able to get these
losses.
The echo., 1955-06-15
+ B.A. Prize

Mr.. Levi McCarty, President of H.
B. A. Lodge No. 1877, of Shubuta.
MISSISSIPPI, was awarded the prize
for being the first President to make
his report with a membership of so
or above.
The echo., 1955-06-15
H.B.A. BOARD NOW
HISTORY

The second quarterly Board for
the year 1855 is now history. The
attendance was extra good. A large
number Of H. B. A. Presidents, mem
bers, and non HB.A.'s were in at
tendance for the second quarterly
Board for the year 1855.
The echo., 1955-06-15
CAMP AIGN TO IND July COZ. JUN. BOARD OVER
Heidelberg News

We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Jettie Windham is on the sick list.
We are wishing her a speedy recov-
cry.
Mrs. Mary Husband Patterson and
and little daughter daughter and
grand daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Husband are the guests of
her parents. Mrs. Patterson is Just
home from overseas where she spent
several months with her husband.
She resides in California.
The echo., 1955-06-15
H.B.A. Convention

The General President has set the
date Of the Convention for Wednes-
day and Thursday, July q and 49,
All reports are to be mailed to the
office on or before Friday, July %
This was ordered by the Executive
Board.
The echo., 1955-06-15
Lodge No. $50

Dear Miss Larkin
Please send me a death certificate
for Lee Smith, a deceased member
Of my lodge He was faithful
member of the lodge and a Christian
man. We shall miss him very much.
Mr. W. NJ Kinslow, No 100.
The echo., 1955-06-15
Served Breakfast

Presidents, members and friends,
were served hot coffee and dough-
nuts the morning of the June Board
in the Fl. B. &. Office Building. This
was i,Ist another courtesy extended
to its members by the Association.
The echo., 1955-06-15
Lodge No. 4Sl

Dear Secretary:
This comes to inform you that
Lodge No. 491 has lost one Of its
members. Please send ME death
certificate.
Eay., B. ]. MtuAS President
The echo., 1955-06-15
Membership Of June
Board, 5000

We are happy to state that in
spite of the large number of mem
bers lost by the different Presidents,
our membership stands at 5000
strong
The echo., 1955-06-15

We are very sorry to report that
Mrs. Lula Bounos, mother Of Mr..
Lawrence Bounds, suffered a serious
stroke. We are trusting that she
will soon be improved.
Mrs. Annette Caraway, Reporter.
The echo., 1955-06-15
H.B.A. Trophy

4. J. Barnett, president of H.
+ 4 Lodges 495 and 513, won the
i A Trophy for having added
the largest number of new members
since the March Quarterly Board.
The echo., 1955-06-15
Agents Report
bV
MP. WI. KINSLOW

I installed the officers elect of H
B. A. Lodge No 49, located at Way
nesboro, Mississippi on May %, 1855
They are as follows: Mr.. S. +. Cham
bers, president; Mr. Alex Mcdonald
vice president; Mrs. Iona c. Tay-
Tor, Secretary; Mrs. Rusha Avery
treasurer; and Mr. Lester Kelly
chaplain.
The echo., 1955-06-15

Tie trophy for having added the
largest number of members II a
lodge since the March Board vas a.
The echo., 1955-06-15
Convention Assessment

The Convention assessment has
been levied by the Executive Board
at Coo per member. The Presidents
are to keep their usual commission
The echo., 1955-06-15
Joining Fee

The joining fee from now until
the Convention is $100 per appli-
cert.
The echo., 1955-06-15

At this time, we are very sorry
to report that Mrs. Jack Jones has
been on the sick list Mrs. Jones is
a member Of H. E. A Lodge No. 2O1.
We are wishing Tor her a speedy re-
cOvery.
The echo., 1955-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. James Hardy, Of
Chicago, III, are the guests Of M.
and Mrs L. H. Hardy
Nh John Moore and Children, lit
tie Miss Bette Lois, MIR John Viii
liam and Mr.. Jimmie Lee Moore,
spent several days with their mother
and Grandmother, rs. Moore, Of New
Orleans, La. They had happy
time.
The echo., 1955-06-15
WANTED

AS Secretary Of the Holbyooh Be
The echo., 1955-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. robert Mcclellan. OF
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-11-15

! in small numbers take lot of time
fencing and making special equipment
which could be better used on one kind
of stock in greater numbers.
Farmers have found that the infor-
nation required to carry on an enter
prise is getting more complicated and
important all the time. Most farmers
prefer to study one type of operation
and make it large enough to be eff
cient.
Farm Machinery
Farm machinery has put a real
squeeze on the farmer so he must figure
out how to use it most effectively. Usu-
ally this means more acres and fewer
kinds of machines. In turn, this means
fewer kinds of crops which REQUIRE spe-
cial machines. The opinions varied but
probably it could be concluded that the
kind OF specialization in favor is one in
which there is a one cash crop COM
bined with minimum numbers of other
crops required for high production ro-
tation and one kind of livestock which
can utilize the rotation crops and also
contribute to the fertilizer program.
Another specialized set up is one of
producing a certain kind of livestock
and the entire crop rotation contributes
to this enterprise. In other words, spe-
cialization on irrigated farms probably
means having only one or two sources
of income. Two or more crops may be
grown to produce feed and make up a
sound rotation but the produce actually
sold comes from only one or two items.
Farming has become complicated
business and it is difficult to keep in
formed on every kind of production.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-11-15
Turkey Business
Continued from page u

up to certain point, beyond which, it
doesn't do much more than maintain
| its weight
A few days before Thanksgiving, and
again at Christmas, the O'Donnells'
processing plant comes to life. About
300 birds are dressed a day. The
turkeys are killed with an electric knife
that deadenS a certain area of the
brain and loosens the feathers. Next
they're subscalded at 14O degrees. A
rotating drum with rubber fingers re-
m oves the feathers. Subscribing
loosens thin, outer layer of skin, max
ing it relatively easy to remove all the
pin feathers. After the birds are dressed
they are held overnight in the cooler
and delivered to the customers the fol-
lowing day, attractively packaged in a
plastic bag.
About IS per cent of their production
is marketed in Billings. Housewives
take about so per cent. Heavy toms are
sold to hotels and restaurants. All but
about Is per cent of the O'DonnelI
turkeys are sold fresh. The rest are
frozen and sold throughout the year.
To meet consumer demand for smaller
birds the O'Donnells raise a few white
turkeys However, they say it costs lit
tie more to produce a broad-breasted
Bronze and it's no more work to dress
large bird than small one.
In addition to filling the needs of the
small family that doesn't want large
turkey, the 10 to 12-pound fryer is doing
much to establish turkey as a year
around meat instead of just a holiday
treat. To further encourage turkey con-
sumption, the O'Donnells put out a
package of frozen turkey steaks, an
item that has proved popular with
church groups and organizations that
serve dinners to large gatherings. It
also provides in outlet for their surplus
heavy toms.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-11-15

When broiling chicken, twist the legs
to test for progress in cooking. When
thigh joints turn easily, the chicken is
done, say the specialists.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-11-15
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-11-15

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it where and when needed Improved, newtype roll
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-11-15

For 20 years pace setter in the Irrigation
industry, Rain Bird has led the field in
improved irrigation sprnkIers. Continuous
laboratory and in-thefield research
assures the performance and reliability of
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BEST IN viEw FOR sPRTNG-|
lo0x2o0 Anchor fenced lot, on cor
Cod. sep. din. rm.. drepi., 3 bedrms.,
bath. TV room or den; 2nd d, compi.
peneled with End bath; basement.
$l7.950. Big valuei Go dial IA.
10000 now. REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE, INC. 4763 Lee hwy. ton
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-vA.

ALEX. AREA, nothing down to quail q i
with dream kit. chain. link fenced
yard; no cash required for settle
ment: payments APPROX. $50 per mo.
total, Exclusives Z. F. sTEFFEY.
A II: 1snf JEFFERSON MANoRR-
No money. down. CT, for this charm.
ing 2-bedrm; brick, with inclosed
sun. porch, liv. rrn.. sep. din. rm.,
equipped kit, bsmt.: lovely Anchor
fenced yard on lot 1856 IT. deep.
This is beautiful house. Al
Alex; -'f House WITH INCOME;
$12.900-2 complete apis, 2 baths
and 2 kitchens; good residential area
In Del-Ray section: / apt: Of 6
rms. and one. of 4 rms; Just finished
s o snd P 9aansp s esDo h0ass
1Oss down. JACK q. MAZE. Real,
tor. 121 8. Royal st.. Alex, XII. g.
8SSS. or ewes, XII. 9-S646.
ALEXANDRIA AREA - 3-bedrm.,
ton near Belle Haven country Club;
lovely kit. has eyerything; picket
only .S6S5 down. e. 7. HERNHoLM.
kI 9;Ta11; eyes,. go: 5.55s2:
ALEXANDRIA Cnhfm1uB Sinai
s n.s T.s.. in a Sa A ssS4s Nr Gf
LOWE cAssEL, Realtor. AID, A.
AIiEsxeANpRrA-Assums s1o.soo O.
4Se loan. total price S12,200-3-
bedrm. row brick lex In . waiEing ,,, Sisc
and parochiai Schools. a real rea-
son for You to stop paying rent. For
further information. call J. z. MO-
TON REALTY. INC, oV. $4,000
A21RR snA I III = AREA rairhaven,-
Cape Cod: iiv. rm.. kit. 2 bedrms
and bath down; open stairway to
3rd bedrm. space for 4th. garage;
picket fence. storm windows. attic
fan. auto. washer: near buses: shop
R gT sw ssseRl'. q s sDpsSsed' S
ALEX: CITY, Just on Shirley hwy
Lovely white masonry Cape Coo
with carport: on h-acre lot: Gil at
S12.950. You name the terms. Ex-
elusive. =. r. sTEFFEY. JE. 4-3447
ALEX. Del Ray-older couple should
bungalow, full bsmt.. / blk. from
Route / on East Windsor ave.; 75z
135-ft, lot: only S12,950. Exclusive
A Il x sIEEEE ahf "a 45Ssa mod
level lot, Just S12. 500. J-W REALTY
.cESSis;S}b e, ssls aasr.-o1 appraised
Attr. 86-ft. 3-bedrm. brk. rambler;
breezeway and gar: quiet rural SUBJ
division, 90 minis. d. C. via Shirley
hwy walking dist. to grade school.
Air Fore colonel being transferred
s1S.950. XII. S-0l49. No agents.
ARL.--Enjoy sprinstime among the
crocuses azaleas. ETC.. which adorn
this charm. Cape Cod. Only St7,25O
Call ACME, IA. 7-7667. ia. s-IS36
ARLINGTON: OF approved. sI2.250
with SO down-6:rm. brick row
house, near Glebe I'd. and Lee hwy;
full .bsmt, oil heat, small rec. nm
LEO BAILEY. Broker. IA. 5-5266'
All ~ s1i,sso. $1,000 cash
Redec. 6-rm. house on nice corner
lot, nr. wilson blvd. and Qlehe ID !;
vacant. ELISABETH ANDKRgQN,
IA. 7.173s. Ia
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7-ROOM BRICK. $1e,500. GI or
conventional. Lots OF living space;
finished apartment In hsmt.: all
city utilities, Don't miss this. RE.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY Co, $3.50
Silver Hill I'd. Sc liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18
TEMPLE HILLS PARK
NEW
BRICK CAPE GODS

52s4-s8 TEMPLE HILL RID. Sc.
OPEN SAT. 2 TIL DARK
This popular design by Tessitore fea-
lures spae. liv. rm., bedrms.. very
lge. mod. kit. and beaut. tiled bath
on LIST Il. Full bsmt. with entr. To
outside. Future expansion is assured
With roughed-in heat and end bath,
Dir: Out Branch ave. to End traf-
flc light, past D. C. line. right on
st. Barnabas I'd. and left on Temple
Hill I'd. to open sign.
CRAWFORD Il DANDY, INC.
REALTOR
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CAMP SERVINGS

New custom-built. 3-bedrm. -and-bath
brick rambler. Liv. rm. with frepl..
fnil-size din. rm-, GE kit. fun bsmt.
s nsp 0u iot. Price. $500. , Open
1915 pm. Out Branch ave. s.e.,
Rte, 5 to Camp SPRINGS. right on
Middleton lane, follow open signs,
R. J. KILLoUGH. Bldr.. CT. 7-S966
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BAILEY's CROSSROADS tst. An
thongs Parish)-3-bedrm. rambler;
center hall. liv. rm.. din. rm. with
French doors to huge porch, kit.
with birch cabinets, dishwasher,
garbage disposal. built-in range, etc. /:
master bedrm. with bath: full bsmt.
acre. beautiful lot. $4,000 cash.
4hTo financing. STANDAR
REALTY. TE R-0042 OV 2-Ia30
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REDUCED To -, 1oU, near bAufeI'
Md.-2-bedrm.. asbestos siding bum
n moS k S s sci rate an. rri.
front and rear porches, oil heat;
taxes, S32 per year. Easy terms.
Hemlock 4-35O0: eyes,. AP. 7-T632.
w, w. LEWIS. 10
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Small. cory
bungaiow; 2 bedrms. La Moor;
$4,000; CT no money down: pay
ment, S5S per mo. w. r. HUGHES
CO., AP, 7-l400 It'll 8 pm. lie
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HOUSES By HUGHES-Best section
Of Lewisdale. DELIGHTFUL street Of
different. This custom-buiit super
sized Cape Cod is yours for only
$1S. 800. Terms to at your situation.
W. r. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400 til
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ALL

Brick Cape Cod, only $12.750; quiet
A., liv. rm., large din. L." equipped
kit, 2 bedrms. and tile bath; End
A.. 2 bedrms.. partly finished. full
bsmt.: outside entr.; very well land
scaped lot; 2 blks. to schools, shop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-18

Md, near streetcar aid
busline - Four bedroom and bath
home; large rooms, full basement,
garage, Price. S13,500. Terms. A. H
SEIDENSPINNER. Realtor. WA. q
1910 or HA. 2-3S62. 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and income. 3
very large apartments, / blk. tc
JOHN 4 WENTz Hp. 10000. Iii
ROGERS HEIGHTs-Under $4,000
Almost brand-new 2-bedrm.. dry
basement home. 5000 dn. OF. $B9. sc
total mo. J. VICTOR DICKEY, AP
T-S0S0.
ROGER HGTS., s1l .s50--Almost new
white frame .ell-shaped rambler In
spotless condition Has aluminium
gas range, Hotpoint; Laundromat
parkway. GI terms as low Is S5c
per mo. REALTY ASSOCIATES
WA. 1884. Ewes, WA. 7-445S.
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LAYTONSVILLE
ETCHIESON

A R-rm. home on / floor. 3 bedrms.,
mod. conveniences, "a acre; $3.50.
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HOUSES ron SALE VA.

STARTS HERE-HighI
ter hall. 1fa-story Nv. rri. with
beamed ceiling. stone hrep,ace and
ae. siee sin Pt' 'i b. saRlsna'a iSI
6smt. ineis. fireplace, Q picture VIM
dows and Sas outside sntri e carp ard
Value e s Fl SoG mSNk. su sRETY
co. GIG Wilson blvd. ia. S-21s3.
IT'S A STEAL. Where else win, You
fnd . formal all-brick Colonial. I'M
$4.sSS down. Yes. Il has eveEy cry s:
full baths. two VI baths. 2 fire-
places. formal din. rm;. table space
IN kit.. rec. .rm.. korch. patio. ga
as as ssifi e Co. R,i 3 w iiHss
$3.50 CASH. Gi or Or eony.. s1a.4s0IssI
bedrms.. ! approx. 80 It.. long; Ice.
Nv rm. With frepL and picture win
%sshnf msshas Bic complies oP fenced With
back. MANNAs REAlTY CO. ZIG
Wilson blvd. IA. s-27S3. lis
OWNER FORCED TO SELL his g.
bedrm. brick semidet.. close-in Ar
angton; 5000 down, priced at
NEw BRffcR RAMBLER. on beautiful
wooded "a acre, In fine residential
area, mr.. Chain Bridge, 3 bedrms.,
9 baths. Ice. .liV. nm. with drepi., sep.
S Sin: nm. dc luxe kit; fun bsmt. with
taehed garage: high on a hill. and
priced at $2S,500. Shown By appt.
a LEE PARRY 3 ~ Co. ia. s-es93, 9fice
St4,g50 for this charming 2.bedrm.
brick rambler In close-in ". Ar
inGlon location; Only lh hlks. to
Breakfast space; fa aiHiR Bsmt With vi % cut1
Slde entr.; level fenced lot. CT con-
tract ACCENTED. Shown by sppt.
d dhE DAR .ti co, IA. 6-ess3. once
BRsT m vffEw FOR spR1NGs-|
l00x200 Anchor-fenced lot, on cor
ner; Many. many trees. Brick Cape
Cod. sep; din. rm.. firepl., 2 bedrms.
bath. Tv room or den; End d, compi.
eesne asd with 2nd bath; basement.
10000 now. REAL ESTATE sER ".
1GE. INC. 1888 Lee hwy. ION
Giepel. lis
bEGUILiNG IS Q new romance-44-
~. new brick rambler, Dashboard
hot-water heat. 20-ft. liv. rm. with
hrepl.. formal din. rm.. lee. kit. with
f uil bsmt Ds hssn 1sfG,; cor rrle oat IN
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10000. REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
me- 4763 Lee hwy. ION Giebej.
Mr.. TOWN OF FAIRFAx-By owner;
1as5G convenfion rameieI ora h;,wn n
IN o.041R hs9ors n "a A sst ~.
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CONTEMPORARY in Holm Hills
56-ft., 3-bedrm. rambler on a beau
eontracts seesptsd KEI ssEs 81 sRos.,
TIE. 6-5495:
FOR SALE BY OWNER-7-rm. stucco
house, with full bsmt.; oil heat:
1353S05 lot with lge. trees and
So. 5-s5ss. ~ ' t'''00'
SILT LEVELS galore, $4,000 up.
models to S29.95O.. cOUNTRYMAN
- ESS 51I. JE. 2-e726. JE; 4.3527.
near ws m Ress 0s schnsi' " os ea1S
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mouse IN country. l acre; fireplace,
no bath; s7'ss9. Call CIR. s-2e52.
Just 81 5o1 nn1 Two T mi h CnD.
full bsmt.- firepiaee in Inv IN, J.W
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4 BEDRMS., $4,000 OF, in addition
there is q liv. rm, with firepl., sep.