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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-20
urney CIazer's
Co un1n

WAKE THE TOWN AND
TELL THE PEOPLE that a
local resident has finally found
n cure for DANGEROUSLY lound
automobile food statesmen. One
suce uninhibited enthusiast
leaned on the horn of his
brcadwagon one fine, early
morning just 4 wee bit too
long to suit our property own
cr'S preference for the sweet
song of birds at that time of
the day. Just as the bakery
vendor was about to drive off,
our friend rushed out of his
house painting: why didn't
you let me know you were
here" When a member OF
his congregation objected to
attending Sunday services be-
cause his prayers were never
answered, the minister sug-
gested: Perhaps you should
accept the fact that the answer
is Mo-" II you threw
someone a kiss today, you're
getting lazy!
What I'd like 10 know: How
come a woman can still catch
a man when science would
have us believe that man can
now travel faster than sound?
It's human nature, that's
what il iS-we always quit
looking for work Just as soon
as we find job II / want
cd TO get into politics and de-
wise some means Of keeping all
my friends, I'd ask for a job
as head of the Mosquito Ex-
termination Bureau because
EVERYBODY'S against mos
quitocS =. When a famous act
reSs was reprimandcd for dar-
ing to favor her friends deter
mination to adopt a child un-
seen. the actress replied: why
not? / never saw my own child
until II was delivered" It's
getting 10 be that we expect the
impossible in TV programs, and
were never disappointed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-20

Isn't it strange that every-
thing is worth n lot of money
these days except money?
Your automobile is ready for
trade-in only when your mech
anic advises you TO keep the
oil and change the car The
ambition of every father is&,
live long enough to give his
children just as much trouble
as they've given him II
never fails-every time |
search high and low for a
house l always find it high
Who said a dime isn't
worth anything these days? II
certainly is. 1t makes an ex-
cellcnt Screwdriver A man
owes il TO himself to become
wealthy. After that. he oy )
II TO the Income Tax Collector
. . Young son OF one of our
ncighborS was handed an a.
ward at his summer camp for
having the ncateSt packed bag
when he was ready to leave
for home. What the camp auth
critics didn't know: The lad
had never unpaCkcd the bag!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-20
NO HIGHWAYS TO HEAVEN

But they don't have any highways to heaven so
you can't drive there That's why God lifts people
off of the earth and takes htem there" said the
overly intelligent three year-old.
Shucks knew | got my car paid for
there would be catch someplace
On second thought, | might get to take it with
after all
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-20
SHAY SMITH DIDN'T HEDGE INV THE LEAST

After the story and picture published on
the conditions alleys in the business district SHAY
Smith made his comment
Next time you plan to take picture of my store
let me know I'll put my it,
He was Joking of course. Fact is that a picture
of his Fairmont store appeared in Life and Time
magazines last year. The Farmers Festival accident
snapped by alert photographer Tom Inman made big
time Carolina Dept Store appeared prominently
in the background.
We could about so Shay Smiths in Tabor CITY,
He's interested in anything that even resembles pro-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-20

read: "All money dropping n.
Of the pockets of folks sit,i,.
in this nice soft chair wilrG
donated to local charities !,
help folks who don't have !, =.
easy as you do light now,
"A company advertises a WI,
ing pad to attach to your Toll
phone, Dragging: "Our prodr..
has been on the phone ~
more than five years" So h..
my l6-year-old daughter. :,
so il seems. '"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-20

I saw it happen one ed,
morning. around 7 n. m, in o,,,
block. Two youngsters bss
made ii their summer habi, =,
iding their tricycles I'm ana
down the sidewalk. That NOR
ing. an elderly man, with =,
robe wrapped around his M,
jamas and holding an oil ca,
in his hand, rushed out of nj,
house, stopped the childra,
oiled their tricycles withc,t
saying n word, and then wT,
ed back into his house, pre-.
Sumably to 60 back to bed
My personal preference when
IT comes to bookkeepers: The
kind who doesn't know a debit
from a credit but who really
adds up Overheard In a
Male passenger: do l have a
marriage problem? Why. 7
married one!" Whove,s
thought in the good old d,vr
when it was illegal to use Ska
traps for catching dumb ami.
mails that one day we'd have
slot machines?
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
THE FARMvILLE (Va5 HERALD FRIDAY FEBRUARY Ill 1855

Yarcy and Billy Bailey visited
ineir mother. Mfrs. W. <. Bailey
and sisters. Mrs. @. g Holland
md Mr. ard Mrs. Preston Hoi-
land ard family OF Hollands last
week Mrs w e. Bailey is better
after having been quite SICK.
Miss Ruby Kessler is spending
some t.nae With her brother
George KeasleT. while his wife Is
visiting bsr people IN Halifax
Mrs NJ VI. juan VISITED the
Emmett DunkaIrns Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Yancy Bailey uas a Farm
vile visitor last week
Latest from Wesley Earl Dun
KUN is that ne is well and so far
Liking the service He Is attend
NJ the chapel services regularly
and the chaplain. Just returned
from Korea. delivers most inter
esting sermons.
Mrs. NJ ". Julian visited Mrs
Smith in PampIin last week and
also called on Mrs. Ernest Pol
lard
Mr. and Mrs Sweden Allen
had their son Phillip and family
Of Cumberland visit them last
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11

~ e Poe vas rushed to S.
Lakes Hospital. alchmond Wed
f.e day FOR al emergency opera
r4Jn His family gaS with hun
aaday. xhen hc was ops rated on.
We trust tie viii soon recover
JOHN Davis. Ct BoatWrigkt s
store Gold Hill bad a very ser
l9us operation performed Last
II Ok III Richmond hospital It
h hoped that be viii have a
speedy recovery
Friends here Of IFS. John Gar
land Gary we're sorry to hear that
she recently had stroke. and
hope she Is much improved
Mr. and Mrs, Blrks. 81 Apo
nattox are boarding in the home
II Mrs Bessie Jackson at john
N9n Station
Sympathy is oppressed to the
family Of Russell Moon Who died
I'd 4 Caarlotts4gAse hospital tl.s
week
Recent visitors in the home Of
A1r and Mrs r. If Wtlaram
we're TILE Rev. ard Mrs. Paul Gil
giam. NJ I Raikcs. 81 Covu1eton,
and S Raikes. Of Richmond
taothers of AfFs Waaram MIS-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
CurdsyiIIe

On II c. Blackwell. our dis
tFicf superintendent preached q
splendid sermon Sunday morn
ing Al Smyrna Church. his sub
lect being Character Due 10
inc.enent weather and aGckne ~
afnorlg the members. there we're
nca ~ many present
l. is hoped there viii be d large
number from Smyrna Church a.
tending t9e third Quarterly Con-
ference al Prospect on February
"a All 7.30 .. m at which time
the Conference Lay Leader. DIR
A q Jefferson. vail bring the
mesaage
Visitors last week of Mrs. N
NJ Julian were Mesdames Frank
HyYnan. " Richmond, Dollie
Taylor and Hattie Newton. Mr.
and Mrs Fred Chance and son Of
Pigeon Forge Tenn Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Chance and chill
Gfen. Mrs Baldrldge. Mrs. Pol
lard aud Miss Lizzie Wilson
Mss Janet Dunkum. If Rich
mond was home for the week
end
Or and Mrs. II G Blackwell
Of Fasmvilie we're luncheon
guests Sunday Of Mrs Finch and
Mrs Baldridge
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Marks and
family, and Mrs Reeves Pnaup
visited Mrs w II Dunkun and
Mrs Annie webb and family. Of
Green Springs. last Sunday.
Jim Phaup was FarmYllle
visitor on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Jimmie Leap. Of
Norfolk are spending few days
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Dunkum and Nj and
Mrs. Worth Leap, Of Scottsville
Miss Elizabeth Harris. of Rich
mond spent the week end with
. her parents. Mr. and Mrs Alfred
Harris Other visitors In the Har-
lis home last week we're Mr. and
Mrs john LeSueur. Mr. and Mrs.
John Harris. Mrs Walter Thorn
as and Buck Marks
Mrs. NJ M Julian was a Rich
moud visitor last week
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkurn
! were tn FarmWlle last week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11

70 be out. One family came IS
niles ard were there In time for
Sunday school
Mr.. and Mrs C3lagle Whaiey
from Richmond. spent the n Elk
end with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Whaley. and attend
e church
There vii b. singing a. 2 b m
Sunday. Feb Is al Hatcher Bap-
list Church. All are cordially n
vited TO attend and loiu IN the
singing
Mrs. Henry Barker from STAT
Farm is At home for d few days
Rev and Mrs Paul Gillian
were IN Farmy.lle Friday and
came by TO see afr. and Ms Mar
vim Jones ON their WAY home
Rev and Mrs. walter OVnby
and Mrs. Carl Owuby werc lunch
con guests Of Mr. and Mrs 10y
Ownoy Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11

Lucy Station. and Mrs johnson,
Mrs, Reese Whararn ard
daughters spent the week q d
q il. l1er parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Saunders III Norfolk
MI and Mrs John Carton. d.
Dlllwyr. took Mrs Lucy Station
O Richmond Saturday, where
tlleY plslled relatives.
James Poe. S T. Reynolds and
RtH Maf,y all Of Richmond and
Mt and Mrs Jennings Maxey.
eli fones Town were recent
Yifltos.s ia the home Of Mrs w
E Pts
Blly and Tommy Johnson. sons
od MIS- and Mrs. William Thomas
Johnson have pneumonia Both
ate eouvalescIng at this writing
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11

week
Mrs. Lucy 3 Tach attended the
Ice Vogues while visiting net S9rl
and daughter IN law, II C}1raa-
tiansburg which sire enjoyed 30
much
Your correspondent, Mrs yn1-
NETT Dunkum Is really enjoying
the book Of poems written bsr -'r
L y, Whitaker and some Of xg1ern
! have read many. many e.saes
The Hickory Grove Home Dem
onstraticu cub viii meet Tuesday
February IS With Mrs. R.eeves
Phaap at p m The defnofSstra-
non is Pest Control III the sGar-
den II is hoped many W. at
tend this me ting.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
Well Water

n Ira a Mosely Of Roanoke.
spent Friday night and Saturday
hb the home Of M and Mrs r.
q DAVIS
y Mrs n q Leftaich Of Lynch
burg. spent The week With her
sister. Mrs A. J Steger
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Diuard Jamerson.
W Richmond, we're week end
guests of her parents Mr. and
Mrs Bruce Rush
MI and Mrs o. -. Maxey
visited Mrs. Maxey's parents. Mr..
ard Mrs Chaflie Banton, Of
Gladstone. recently
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
Glendale

Rev w c. Eastridee. Of Dill
ayn. visited in The hong Of Mrs.
Annie p. johnson. and Mrs n II.
Wharam Friday Mrs Wllararn
who was confined to the bed fr.n
ar attack Of artiultis Is iuq}roF-
ing
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
Dillwyn Junior holr
To Sing on Feb. 20

Thc newly Organized DnlwSn
Juniot Chor viii sang at the FIRST
Baptist Church liz DllWyu. Feb
20
THO cho. IS directed bS Mrs
Lewas Tdru ana Is composed Of
community young people between
tne' aIts 0f seven and twelve
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
Trents Mill

Il ralned all day Sunday. but
So nraged the weather and came
ia chaych. There would have been
more but severa4 families lived
tao far 81 the gohd roads 70 get
out Then several we're too i'll
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
Buckingham

Mrs James G Spencer ST.
and jim. Jr were business visitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15
FARMS

RETIRED COUPLE who enjoy hunt
ing and fishing - one hour from
Washington; farmette, ga acres.
including $4,000 barn, chicken
houses. etc: $4,000 6-rooni home,
with all modern conveniences,. 5
minutes from potomae'S best fishing
and duck hunting: also quail hunt.
ing. Must sell within two weeks and
thus will sacrifice for $l0,500. Call
Leonardtown CMdo 5-S921 or
soc.Ac ai DAIRY FARM. va. 50
mi D. c., on black-top I'd; 4
ponds, u mi. on Cedar Run; 81
COW d. c. barn; 21-rm. mod. house.
4 baths, oil heat, Sl75. 600. MR..
OLSON, WO. 6-7029.
BREATH-TAKING VIEW, quiet, rest
full, very secluded. 800 acres, miles
of winding stream: natural lake
site; good 10-rm. house, tenant
house, outbldgs. $95, 600, small
down payment. OWNER, Wo. o.
FARM WANTED. Southern Nd
Tobacco, corn. over ~ acres or
more. Give price and details. Box
g3aa-A, star. --216
FARM on beautiful Shenandoah
River. completely equipped ana
stocked; with good tenants operat-
ing, Ideal for investment. weekend
retreat. fishing. huntins. boating.
Approx. 800 acres, Va mile Oh
river. Most beautiful farm in area.
Priced to sell, for my business IL
taking me 70 another part Of the
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES 70 BUILD
HOUSES WANTED TO suy

MODERN HOMES - 3 hedrnas,,
81 900 $500 down: frame or brick
on your lot. u. 5-6666. III
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OFFICES, STUDIOS ron RENT
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SOS NET RETURN On this 8-unit
BLDG 2oS 9TH q. 81; Gross m
come, $12H mo- very little expense.
Priced At 1880 for quick sale.
KAY REALTY CO., IA. $4,000;
ewes. RA. 3-0518. -21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Very desirable property IN fastest
aroWing trading area in Metropolis
tan Washington. AIl-bfick consfruc-
tions 2 apis. in wing, sep. from Ice.
4-bedfm.. 2-bath. main house. Yer:
satiie. May be used as homes and
ofIiees. Must be seen to be appre-
eiated. OWNER, ~. b-3710. -l6
p4S RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.i
So, 000-6-roon1, 3-stofy brick. In
come, &85 mo. Same tenant for 1S
yrs. poSNER REALTY Co. ST.
3-3440: ewes, WA, 7-7856.
Dol HAAELIN ST. N.E.-7-room, bath
and garage. corner brick. Make
ofier. PO5NER REALTY co.. ST.
Is-UNIT APT. BLDG. AT IT. MYER.
Tenants pay heat, util.: B yrs. ole,
new cond. Rentals, SI7,200: ~
mtge. Priced low: 1000 occ. David
Rosenberg. DREYFuSS EROS, Ma.
S-06s0; ewes, sun, ia. 2-1S2e,
ss2s 18th ST. N.W.-substantiaI
BLDG: store once; z apis : s.ssr
sale: widow III and must sell;
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Desk SAGE

3929 18th ST. N.w.--we provide
your desk, answer your phone,
from o to $40 weekdays. No park
ing problems. sea mo. Ia. a-13l1.
lis
FAIRFAX. VA.--Ideal. once phone,
3-o33a Opp. courthouse. ---23
DESK SPACE. Excel
lent locstion. downtown; SIS. ST,
3-234l. la
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5 BEDRAiS., N. ARLINGTON
OUR BEET BARGAIN FOR 1856
yIb.76O--fWORTH MUCH MoRED
Count on these Gestures: years
old, in choice location, 2i-ft. Twins
room with fireplace, great big din
ing room, $1,000 new screened din
ing and Ioungfng porch. Equipped
kitchen has attached breakfast
room. The 3 bedrooms are extra
large; the bath Is real ceramic
ti.ei There is Q full basement!
AH-in.aii, you set l 200 sa.. II Of
living space Plus the screened porch
at this unbelievable price! The
yard il compact, but already An
cl1or fenced and enzily private Oh
and career military need So cash
down. non-nitiitary need ot1ly
5000 cash down, the balance al
approximately SS5 per month In
ciudes everything. Clip this adj
you won't be sorry! Call 10 "a
10 I'm.
MILKEY REALTY co.
IA. g-oa5o; ia. 7-o2s0; ia. T-0eoS
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ARLINGTON
, ARLINGTON
s'MR. Gil"
$1,000

sXAL, CLOSE IN. near Key Bridge
md handy to d, c. You can puy.
tils vel. built. e-bedTeom ssni dr.,,
shfubs. Vacant- -lmnnediate POS
Tsssiop, Low cash needed. Ap-
psox. $40 per month insluains
enc won't Iast,! Cali for Apt.
ARLINGTON REALTY
nGl4 wiisoe Bavd. "A. 7-o300 I'll .
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HOUSES WANIEU W wv
WE HAVE CLIENTS for houses in
DC. area who will paw all cash.
HE, $500. ewes. Mr.. Kibbey.. RA.
3-6476. W. w. LEWIS. III
MODERN. CLEAN. Q or 8 bedrn.
home In good Sc. or nearby p g.
Co. area. Have substan. cash. Mrs.
cox, LU. 2-S1J6 or ST. 3-f3bS.
INTERESTED IN PURCHASE Of
partly built home or home needing
extensive recondltloning. anie "
Alter hspi ! p sI Lu. 4ssss4. --1s
WILL PAT top dollar nsI i 4T houses y, !;
ewes. Mr.. curro. JU. 9-i3s..
HIGHEST CASH OFFER on proper.
2-06S3 or ST 3-352o
DIRECT FROM OWNER--Assums
Gi trust. Have cash for owners
equity. 5 miles radius NH.
Montgomery County. Call Lo D.
s463 or write P.o. Box l34. Ken
r IinSsnni Pa FatRTY with $1,000 cash a
private owner. 2 bedrm.. bsmt OF
Cane Cod type. silver Spring OF
Hyattsville locality. WA. f-ss79.
SECLUDED COUNTRY HOME, some
acreage. Maryland or Virginia
within 30 miles OF Pentagon. Must
be fully modern, stone, brick OF
stucco, on surfaced road. Facflt-
ties for keeping dogs desirable,
WIZ VEN HAVE vi CLIENTS aSIs ron H0siRs IN IN
p, O. and Mont. Co. HE $4,000,
ewes. APP. T-363.. w. w. LEWIS.
.WHEATON RI CKVILLE
VIII pay cash for homes in Wheaton,
Rockville area. Call WOOD CONE
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, THE EVENING STAR
AoljsEs 81 SALE VA. tceai.l

washington, D. c.
AfUnnAY, 0CTObER 10. 1855
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WAREHOUSE FoR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE, 1000 to 10000 50. It.
available with offices. railroad sid
ing i5-ft ceilinss: Biadensburg.
Nd, WA. 5-434a. after Il pm. UN
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OPEN SUN. 2 'til 5
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ADDISON HEIGHTS-Pentason l mi.
choice 3-bedrm. Diet. home, full
bsmt., screened porch. fenced level
lot: new-house condition; price.
Sle,5 OF. 4-7504; ewes. OF. A.
ALEXANDRIA,. Beverly Hills area
BY OWNER; 4-bedroom brick. is
msnt. ss5,7oo. Can oV. S.slS sss'-
ALE;x.-.Adiseent to Beverly Hills, 3,
room. living q room With HRai fireplsce n,ns
min. to Pentason. near to paroeiiai
OWNER. oV., s-aSss SO' oIS
Hills. II you enjoy
z lovely I'd, as well as . charming
home see this attrac. 3. bedrm... 2
S Shaa fs ssSoo S s s Sis So
ALEXANDRIA = 2-bedroom semidet,
brick: rec. room; fenced yard; good
location; sio.75o. Telephone "a,
AIEX.o9-s-bedrm, brick Colonial. liv.
rm. din rm., equip. kit, scr. pch.,
l IS Sg; T i o. S soSn. SeI A. ssTs
ALEX, GROvETON - BEDRMs.
55-ft. rambler, Ice; Nv. RIM. with
firepl,, Ice. kit, pine-paneled rec
rm. and 4th bedrm. in full bsmt
Oil h.-w.h Screened side porch. "a
acre lot. Fenced rear yard. Conv.
: Jug ssIs SSi ss ssds'0 o %'PaHsins 3
AGGEx.---s54s down. OF; . 6edrm..
liv. rm,, din; 5m;, kit, bath; brick
.ssFm%idet sddo o; ,r; ~, 3: :sn,'S.,
A SIi sno fence and pati9 d in rear t5
$:slSS or OR. S-i747. FAIRFAX
AEEx.. AREA. children, paradise
cool, shady M-acre around our Gus
tom-built 3-bedrnl. rambler: blk.
new school; econ. oil h.-v: heat.
Sm ss. cab ana su ss xvi M.s San
garage with shop space: lawn and
landscape compl.; many other ex-
tras. Under $4,000 for quick sale,
well below VA Apr. No brokers.
AI IL; HSfds - Non.vetersn; SOS
down and this s-ss ,,1,J ssmidss'
with large refrigerator, range and
auto washing machine, Level lot
with permanent-type fencing. Pay
$1,000 L1cAR1 REAL ESTATE,
AIExASRDiA. on Mt. Vernon boule-
with fireplace: large. screened porch,
patio, and fenced yard. Easy terms
or OF; Sib,2bO, XII. e-s227. Asso-
GATED BROKERS.
ALEXANDRIA, AREA tFairhayenl--
Attractive 3-bedrm. CAPE Cod plus
saIsss: fenced yard Nth trsss: stc,s .
fan, storm Window: near buses,
SiI.36O. South B-teB6.
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Lge.. ali-brick rambler on M-acre lot
Lge. hy. rm. with firepl.. sep. din
rm;, kit. with bkfst area, master
bedrm. with shower bath, 2 add.
tional bedrms. with hall bath: full
hsmt. with partitioned rec. space
fireplace and bath: toolrm. and ldry
tom-built home that you would b.
proud to own. Open till dark
6421 Portal ave.
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bhAObUhI hEllJHIb
Frame bungalow. 4 lge. rms, beaut
space; full bsmt. with built-in gar.
new hot-water heating system. Only
S1,500 down. Open l till dark. 500
v st.
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OPEN UNTIL, SOLD

JUST OPP NEW PARKWAY
fenced corner lot in beautiful
Radiant Valley. features iying-dinlnR
room combination, new kitchen with
automatic washer. bedrooms,
disappearing stairway 70 attic. gas
heat. Approved CT for $l2,925
$500 Randolph ST. Phone UN. 4
DOUG. N. SMiLEY. INC.
UN. 4-s260 cheverly. I'D.
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New rambler on lot 75xss4 IT. Fea.
lures liv. rm:. kit. with dining area
3 oedrms. with bath. ali on one Il.
Out Branch ave; l mile past St
pier I'd. to open sign. Open / e
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NAprTOT YyrTrUTc

CAPITOL HEIGHTS
lovely bungalow, features liv. rm.
din. rm,. kit, Q bedrms. and bath;
full bsmt.: many extra features. viii
sell subject TO GI appraisal. Open
till dark. 66l6 e st.
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CT ApPRnNEn

CT APPROVED
Lovely Cape Cod for only $4,000. as
approved by VA. Liv. rm., unusually
lge. kit, . bedrms. and bath on Isl
A.. 2 bedrms Up. Near schools and
call Mrs. creson, RE. 6-s060; ewes
and weekends. RE. 6-7620.
NORTH FORESTvILLE
brick ramblers: liv. rm. and din
rm. combination, lovely kit. | with
full bsmt., | with utility rnl. and
garage. CT approved at Sl4,S77 and
S16.950. To inspect, call REDWOOD
$4,000.
MOORE & MOORE
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Mr.. NEW NAT. SEC. BLDG.
$13.25O INCL. GROUND

Mr.. NEW NAT. SEC. BLDG.
$13,25O INCL. GROUND
Open daily ! til dark, 80 yr.. 4hes
money $1,000 down. College Park
area, new 3-bedrm. ramblers, de
luxe bath, lge. liv. rm., pic. window,
mod. kit, full bsmt., close u. OF Nd,
new r. !. ave. Mr.. Shatenstein on
prem. Dir: Out Rt. /, Ia mi. north
U. Of Md. TT. on Edgewood I'd. to
open sign. HE. 4-3500: ewes. CE.
1892, w. W. LEWIS.
OPEN SUN, 2 It'll 5
New 3-bedrm, brick rambler on nice
corner lot. Full light bsmt. gas
heat. big kit. Good neighborhood.
c. D. MURPHY, REALTOR
LU. 2-6.27 LU. 4-2253
COLORED--FARMHOUSE and acre
age, In Huntsville, lust about l mile
from D. c. line: bus service nearby.
Buy now, plant 1t and reap the har-
vest this year. Only an inspection
will reveal the value Of this bargain
for cash. For higher price. we will
arrange a term deal. II you always
wanted a farm. buy this. POTTS
REALTY, Ii. 6-4444, 10. 2-1537. >
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATE
TAKOMA PARK
BIB HAMMOND AVE.

De luxe brk. and stone rambler, g
llge. rms, 2ha baths. Truly quality
beamed ceiling in liv. rm., firepi
paneled rec rm. in bsn1t. with out
side entr.: dble.-hung windows. lge.
fenced yd.; COW. to shopping and
transp. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Priced for immed. sale. Dir. :
Out Carroll ave. to Old Bladensburg
right to open sign.
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H1LLcREsT HEIGHTS

New all-brick semidet, 2O-ft. house
Features lge. liv rm., sep. din. rm.
lovely kit. "a bath on 1st A.; 3 lge
bedrooms and bath on End A.: full
osmt. with tile floors and painted
walls. Dishwasher, garbage dispose,
and many other fine features ir
this home. Open l till dark. 2505
Heating st
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SUBURBAN HOMES
HILLCREST HEIGHTS

414bANH4tG04 41I10Il Z y
REAL CALIFORNIA RAMBLERs
First showing Of bedrms., 3 baths
firepls., lge. finished rec. rm. with
picture window. ultramod. kit, sep
bkfst. nook: lge., wooded lot: priced
for quick sale at S27. 500.
HMLcREST HEIGHTS
Split-level brick and stone; 8 bedrms.
din: rm.. cleo. kit. finished rec. rm.
built-in gar. and many other extras
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS
Lge. rambler. 2S-ft. uv. rm. with FIRE.
wooded lot 1O0xi00 IT. The sales
force will be on duty at 1923 Path
ave.. Hillerest Hts, to show the