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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

Virginia Academy or Sciences ard
numerous educational ASSOC.
.ons Along wl-a her club work
na olrd research. she serves on
f1a executive committee of the
F.rglnga n e5act Izt Con .s-r-
nee N5S
Meul5e of TIE new.y orga-
lized Curoeg Land County Club
&ere guests III the Buckingham
1ouu.y group at tic Friday meet
1g
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

Of years.
m accomplished photographer.
Ms Wiltshire told club women
a3H she uses a specially CON
,uetcd blsd bind to get as
close as ~ inches to a nest With
hen Lleca camera
Al present she u on leave from
Raado!ph-Macon having Just re-
turned from South America where
She conducted a study on tropical
bird She IS a member Of The
Evening star., 1955-05-09

CHEVROLET 80
etyleline de luxe 2-dr.; owner: beau
tiful 2-tone gray finish: Powerglide,
7. and h.; an exceptional value. SS65
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1885 Wilson Blvd, Arl, Va.
IA. 2-9001. Open TIL 9:30 weekdays
Evening star., 1955-05-09
AUTokAoBILES FoR SALE

OF Ds 1859 Super "ss" 4-dr.: Hy-
dra-Aatic, radio. heater. turn sig
mails. Wv. tires. seat covers. very
low m1leage, one owner: showroom
condition; only 81. 1876. Safety tested
for your proteetion: 30-day writ
ten EnaranfAa
Evening star., 1955-05-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cHRYsLER 40 Windsor sedan: IA
nous economy engfne. radio. heater,
automatic transmission. safety wheel
rims; q clean one-oVneT car odeT-
ing more value for your money;
volume turnover price. S4S9
Evening star., 1955-05-09
AUToAoeILEs EoR SALE

PONTIAC '53 eonv.; light green.
black top, 2 and h. Hydra. power
steering. low mileage, SPOT light,
nev-eAr guarantee
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
346o 14th st. NV.
AD. 4-s50O. Ext. 0 10
PONTIAC 1850 4-dr. sedan: r. and
h.. beautiful metallic-green finish:
. wonderful family car ct only
S595. BREWER MOTORS. 5IIl
Wis. ave, WO. 6-l699. Open
STUDEBAKER so convertible. s395.
rd.' Alex. Va. KI. s-4s0O.
81 Champion 4-door;
equipped with gaS-saVins cd; inn
mac; S495. MANN MOTORS, INC.
tolds). 5000 18th st. "a blk v.
intersection Ga ave, E.-W. hWy.),
Silver Spring. JU 5-6ls6.
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SHIRLINGTON MOTOR co.
"a AUSTIN KEALEY

This snazsy black roadster with its blaz-
ing red interior is just the sport car yen
are looking for. At this special price,
you won't want to miss this one. No.
0O50.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-25

lights because Donaghey the first to enter s ouu
ing and Cherry the From there went ana saw te
minerals rocks, and coal that podueed III Aia
sas Next into the house of representatives Whefe
100 for the Representatives Next we went INTO
where IS for the senator's FROM uefe
the lobby and pictures Of different meetings.
page boys. Although didn't them in action we nope
to go back and them in action
In social studies, have just finished our unit on
Great Britain
February l. the Student council organized In room
POI with the total of ID members present We planned to nave
meetings every Tuesday mornings at Sis Officers are
follows President Carolyn Sue Hubbard wee PRESIDENT
Henderson; secretary Betty Roy Hinton assistant sec
retay Syb Jordan; chaplain Aonzo Rice treasurer Louise
Thomas The sponsors Miss Solar NJ Carether Mrs yf
tie l., Williams.
have also bought flowers to beautfy our room The
Boys club aquarium which very nice Lean Mae
Hampton Mary Ellen Jones making Heze on George
Washington and Abraham Lincoln Our bulletin boards were
fixed by Janice Carolyn Gvans Leah Mae Hampton and Mary
Ellen Jones. Carolyn Sue Hubbard, reporter
Word Mother and Dad
The Cray club provides and opportunity for boy to get
together with boys his during leisure hours undef
guidance of competent Christian leader The program OF the
group supports the character training provided by the home
important therefore, that parents understand the ogan
cation and program of the Gray We asking you to send
your boy the Gray meeting every Thursday at a. m
We have been playing indoor and outdoor games winch
they all enjoy Other than playing games we also are
trying build strong minds and spirits by teaching them TO
be better citizens only school but elsewhere
The membership for this club is 10 cents The
following boys have paid their membership dues:
Eddie Marshall, Ted Logan Phillip Guess Alfred Wat
son. McColum George Oosey, Ira Hachett LeOs
Marks, Harold Pierce Wendell Vines, Ricardo erosion,
Floyd Cooper Ted Logan, Wendell Vines, and Freddie Nc
Colum paid their YN1CA membership dues This is not
required,
Nathaniel HILL Boys Work secretary; Mrs B. Collier
5th grade teacher sponsor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-25
capitoI Hill Elementary

The Il group at Capital Hall school making February
hooets decorated with hearts hatehets In these booklets
are stories about Ground Hog day Abraham Lincoln and
George Washngtons birthdays and Valentines, also stories
about the February birthdays of Charles Edward WEBSTER
CAROLYN Burt Paris Lee Miles and Michael Benson,
The group learning the Pledge of Allegiance The hst
stanze of America and song "Ou Flag to stress the pa
triotie significance of this month.
Michael Benson Richard Grant George Heryey Carmel
Alexander Jaequelne Smith sauted this month Tor
having perfect attendance records for the school year
In closing the unit electricity the 61 class brought
an electric train which will the school for the next
class.
We have just finished our next unit, The World Of
Sound" We learned travels in all directions, and
if can travel through solids and water well as air
Solids and LIQUIDS better carriers Of sound waves than air
Friday 6-l class went tour to the State capitol
First we went governors office In the governors
chamber room Governor Faubus. We also saw the
picture the first to come into the building and the
picture of the outgoing governor On the side of the pictures
of Governor George W. Donaghey and Francis Cherry
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-25

fered at Camp Aldergate( March 2 5.
Campers reunion will be held at Dunbar community cen
ter Saturday, from 230 430 p Miss Ward gave Tie
following information workshops be held FIRST ala class
March date to be given later; Music workshop April D.
Mrs. Myrtle Williams CHARGE Folk dance workshop AptH
l5 Mrs Bnns in charge; Dramatcs workshop April H. MISS
Lucille Babcoek charge was mentioned that the girl scout
birthday March each leader asked to nave some
type of celebration her troop Twentynne leaders ana
sistants present The meeting closed with the friendship
circle.
BROWNIES-The Brownie scout troop 2O3 met January
2 in the scout with Mrs, f. S. Bomor and MIS- Noa
A Jefferson troop leaders While of the members start
ed simple embroidery work. others made 100 nut cups lot
the junior Red Cross There fourteen active members Inc
Brownies displayed exhibit recently at Carver school, oh
and Apperson PTA Founders mite.
TROOP 244-Girl scout troop No pa of Carver under
the leadership of Zenoba Minor and Mrs Carol Watkins
enjoyed "Cookout" last week the school campus The
troop recently Safety This discussion
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-25
Girls Scouts Reporting

The Bessie Ward neighborhood association had its reg
ular monthly meeting recently the Little House with the
president Mrs p Perry charge Mrs Velma Powell exec
uye director the Ouacha girl scout council was pres
emit Cookie kits containing information on the sale OF cookies
were given to the of importance in the in
seton booklet discussed by the executive director
Mrs Carol Brown who is the general cookie chairman Mrs
Perry brought following items of importance to the asso-
ar6n Field committee meetings viii held the first Mon
day of each month"; camp stamps should be in by February
& for the girl scout cookie sale ended Tues
dav Posters were Judged originality and attrac
eness Reresher for volunteer workers being of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-25
BiigeloW
Iva Neale

Iva Neale
Sunday school was opened al
$50 a. m. with the superinteh-
dent, H. II. Gray absent, Gus
Evans, was in charge, The les
son was well discussed Summary.
Of the lesson was given by Pearl
lie Neale. The pastor, Rev, M
Lawson, presented some helpful
remarks concerning the lesson
At 1880 the pastor delivered the
message. After the sermon, COM
munion was administered, At Z
p. m the ACE league rendered
an Aliens day program, The fol-
lowing participated, Lois Jones
Ilella Mack. Octave Casey HoI-
en- Gray. Alice ONeal, Bertha
Neale. Shirley Miles, Lovice Till
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-25

man and Roberta MACK
bate, Resolve that evar.,, :.
is right with the churc. : ''q y
Elephants were, affirmative y
ne Neale; negative, Lepns,s ~ !.
Neal, THE Romance of Az
Methodism,' was discussed y. I,
mer Jones, Gladys CoswelI ~,
ard Fletcher, Douglass ma
Beatrice Talley and Vera hg
Gray Remarks We're ma5a r. !
pastor. Rev, Lawson Tat,I
lection, $4,000. q
Evening star., 1955-11-27


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01

coNvrNTENT NE. LOCATION
~. rm.. bedroom, kitchen. dlnette.
bath. close 20 shop. and tFsnsRs:
Enitor. 5000 II 81. ne. Apt. ..
DREYFUSS BROS.
loIe 18th 81. NV. Ma. s-09so
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ERNETNGT0N - HI1aannt lll1ukh4n'
corner; 1sbedKm. brick excel eone
Teaec.: tile bath. Ysnet.ene 4re1.r
"a hsa4 ltcregs astiei 9ehoe,t
sssrss tssfss26oo Has ri
owns. Of. 1-I0e1. oDsh s-5 Pm.
Annex. SIb066 - ll9N 1-be1rcom
/. brick rambler. lge. Nv. m. hnge
lit with table space, net1rA e,rsn
ss ,,, h tus es al esntrset Can i
JWooDN0oR AGENCY. INC. ~.
a sIisi8e sPkin4 = sale b. owner.
Assume ~ OF loan. el1.t0Q. So
so0 ds o.m;s: s5i ri ri mi mi i 1eodsa
s #; szs sfr "a rx ~ sIaelss sd.
f0oms. fun basement. semifn. rec
room aluminium storm Mln1gNs:
larHe hor-fenced yard: no down
paynsnt 81 ieH doNn gsyme99st
,5 yoAqNesko4H ~ ps, 5-7SNI DE-. 49,. HI
over b. 6. line il 10. Attractive
brick Colonial redwood carport.
cheated green house. attractive rear
yard. Close 70 schools. must sell.
transieTred. Trired Il ne t1i1rtiss.
> EH8 NLtsos kQN tR<EA4ANttf 49, -
BRn e RastSSLEE near yestern and
fn,A dinine 81, library. Z bedrms. !.
g baths. attic living porch and R4-
tio garage. Lot. 9Qx1QQ. Gge.. II.
6-2233. u r. dhANAdkk. hesitoE.
81 TA kf ssS6tsfiD sIs.4so bedrms.
sewing I'm. or nursery. lily. fna
firepl'. tahle-sDace kit, BATH fuil
bslnt.; lge- Iandscnped yard: eenE ON;
WooDMooR AGENCY. INC. ~.
N.5555 till 3 pm -. ,
z-bedfm., iIs-bath home on lot 40 81
1874, for SI3.o5O. There 4 = On
nm, ldry. r1ns bsnts pgrc1: nd S,er
Echo Hts eony. @ Army Nap
5ioS Broad st., OF: 2-4236. "a !
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"a. 81. PARKER
=, :, ..sel,o 8. g. : !, sren


ALEX. Cute Iittie brick hcuse. 3 N.
old. m quiet street. nr. schQel and
Si2. 1000. KsE. 7-iz5i. -
ALE1ANhRIa- Here's the long. low
srssk g, Eanblsr, Sp . sssr ,t sn ssFs q
Mount Vernon hisNS TOO. All the
landscapinR Is done for you and
the fenctnGss up. It has q breeze-
way, garage and patio. It's under
is asisOo s NE 81 siElaSE2a. 1 II
ASNANpALE. yAse-rogn: a-bet 4
bsmf.. on burner, screened porch. "
acre wooded lot. GT. approved. SI6.-
800. We VIII pay settlement costs
BAkCs s1ais e fioREsy, just j elEs. 81,
Columbia pike fif, Barcrcft zhoppine
Ssrser 70 iA51 Il, ssna is eo5sifSon
8 your best buy il '5b. l3x2O-ft.
iiy, rIi., fun bsmt fully tiled and
p1rttftoned. level fenced lot: lovely
screened-in rear porch. Only one,
only S1b. 800. You must have 3, 00o
cash, Excipsise. +. =. sIkkfkX.
c sh sdf1eksiBditooK near ola pcmin-
ION Dr.. and Chain- Dfidee--Large
new Cape Cod; hedfms. and tiled
bath down. 2 bedrms. can easily
Sc flnished upstairs; beautiful fun
ary basement with outside entranee;
-Aere ~ ~ ~, "a 5s sc nv 1 nNE
1. siEFEEX. Jl $500 Z. -. ~.
rambler; large liv RIM with llrepiaee,
separate DIN. fiis tiled kttSnens iuil
basement with lreplace; walking DIS.
sanSe pALoent1s4x ~ pu1aas 80 E!,o
vii asgSSs ,gs Sea. is"i1 asss Ssss.ssi0'
F AZ & r2niii1iacH. $40 ,,s0 - Ieaut
constructed brk. Cape Cod: Lay; n, !: !,
ILsepls SCI go. w. a1. ~ . ansr.s
kits 1reekfast space, igs. nenrmss;;
Shd natns ING = M M Dsiqls., W
NV a, corner ". In ~ ammeo
posh huiLlik Ao1s' -. Z - % 4
FALLS CHURCH AkEA-By owner
GI. bedrooms corner fenced lot
patio: trees, $a9Q Gown $40 montn
Phone u 4-3Z1b. 81 & -
FALLS CEgnC esyissmsSI lsl'
Alone won,a ,,n nks Z, En- ~ tsns1nishinas
ii SWiestlsWn. FoiioW Arl. biyd.
through seven Corners, turn EFT Or
Wayne I'd, turn LETT on weston H9
% 1915 rhons Gays. u. o-9svy
Ella 1880; AFTER : pm. Is Is :
Cod. near sprinsdsid, ps M:sers IS
with trees: ! ". old: eel!ink lol
$1,000. nothing down, $500 10
settlement. =. sIkfEkI, -
| of. IS safs.7se, NOTHING DcwN.,.
sgsslsa g colo ga I home sln eacssn
ssyen afaaEse s bs sass sh i
the county for schools. shopping
| shaded lot. Anchor fenced " rcaL
This Is truly sleepar,. 30 toUor.
| row may be too late, Call today Nj
IndWtck. IA. b-8S0o; eyes, KE. g
e2z0. SHANNON a LuGAS CO;
Gil APPROVED, II 99u--5ome luck!
3.bsdrnl; white ciapboarH hona.
ssss dinins Ioea Eltshsn ssui Isi,',
matte vashsg slunaInun NJ, stern t,,s,
lynn REALTY. jE. iS.s4o0. --s
80 III. suit sb ssitt ) rs. I!s HI ID
ann dinins ple Area. dIs5 INV ddispcssII
TniI basement hiEh celiinss, Gus
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MA 2s07f4. 49, ~ "a III
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PRINcE cEoRcEs COUNTY

PRINCE GkOk6kS GUUNtg
CHEyERLY-Briek Cape Cod. 3 bed
rms. din. rni., full bsnlt. Price,
$500 q appI9sefa;A si ley a sSH
< CO. IN. 1855. -
coLLEoE HEIGHTs E STATS zl 40
sef0rs and beautiful new brick.
bedrooms. 2 v baths, recreation I'm,
Q dreplaces. garage: $36s150. WIN
sTQN G: CLAY. Wa Wa. ssssze; $50 ~.
COLLEGE PAHkM salEins ,a g,sta ma
income 8 bedrooms. 5 baths: base
meft apartment $i7.5o0: VIM
HYAIfsvELLE-ei x-ffi. hrk.; lke.
din. rIIis, firepl., bsmts oil h.-W.hp
sso Sssss f. e . saassS is' WI
HYArrsv1LaEo m. brk.; Ice. din.
rm. frepl., bsnt.. OIL h.-W. n, porch,
JoiaN Il JoHNsON. VA. 5000.
BIyERpAIE AEEA 4 cute 2-bsdTns;
porch. extra larse lot. Near krso
for Vet. Non-Net 81, 500 dn. md
epprex; $Sl mo: rEIMCE 0EoRGks
|uNfVEKsSiTY Il kK-s bedrms.. 3 81
bathx stone Cape Cod, Den. teIee
Nv rna.. din. ril1s. equipped ~.
garaee. bsnlts. eony. TO al s-hoqls;
down. wa. 7-sIsi. TRuaRosE gE-
IskkEcxk SfrACHEp Hosrr, 1 saths;
new condition: ~ o. familisS leLGe
lot. near conTeuiencesi VACANT.
$500 b 81 600 essn; WI exshengss
........... -. ,~. -
LARGE hkiGk DUEL COaOsN ,n.,a.
fifspi OVERSIZE din, rnl.. elasssa
hreanaSk ri11.. buiit-in eeraee. ~. y.
nsnit.. PIG Level lqS dEo ~ ts Hd1m91r "
1EQR0ES PROPERTIES. AZ. q
sIs54s,...- 49,. 49,. so.
$500 sss..,se ave- ceiiS r., Psff. Md';
owner isaxinS town. 10. S-e24s.
Nv ~ podtssniisi s.ssdssn. Cape CO %
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noUsIs SALIVA. tcsnl.l

CONTEMPORARY q llxs RAMBLER:
homes; nsin1 room With nrlplnee.
dInine room. kitchen. hedToqma
and den, cerpQEt -aere lot Priced
low g slgsS9 4 yea a n5s con- con
sTcs. X. $500 SzHNNoE 8
LucH8 2o66 Wilson blvd IA.
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HOUSES ron sALE--s.E.


GIAssAlANOB---For saie or rent: q
hedrms., seinidet.. washer, dryer
dishwasher: redec. 10. 1-Q0e6. 30
HILLCREST AREA---New, . bedrms.
dining and rec. fn., 2 nreplaces. y
baths; garage. Grand view from pic
ture window or terrace. Open daily
Turn right Oh Penna. ave, sc 70.
$3.50 Westoyer DR., Or call 20 81
sPiEscSiiALs4s5 down buys ! cory
SS slnd fl To- s45sso. 80
EOWNKR RETIRED, returnirg to Mis-
souri. willing to sell 334] pu Bots pL
sc. on easy terms. has hedrms..
iiv. rm., beaut. kit, tile bath. plus
cute apt. in hsrnt.. det. garage.
On. z-Ss6O: evess Joy 3-5b47. !. f
tors ROOM IN this det. ssbssfos-
ehlngled BUNGALOW at 1919 p 81,
s.e., approved Oh, Tor $4,000.
b pos,usu II. sNr1iESxi.. '1 NC. On. Il
$3.50, 20. 5-6h4z. 2. - Z.
'HNAC0STfA, ng. 10th and w sta
! i9-yr.-0id brick, 8 rms, hsEnt., gas
oniy $ii.5oo: $3.50 down. Paw
raents are low. ST. 3-36s7. IL
s-S SsRaiRrrnRMAN REALTY co.
Id & .
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BE nArTx. 90 LUCKY
~ 11In psy1ssei. % slltleraent ecet|
fef 0zE. 6liy 70 you. for thl1 heall-'
tIfuf S-he6Eln. Garner bqlgll19 -
~ 5zDe - c.EHedy nils ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-01

BETHESDA -VACANT
1850 MIDDLETON LANE
OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL 6PM.
Spacious red brick Colonial With slate
roof. IN new .house condition inside
and out, and. superhly located Tor 81
schools. super markets and exgress
bus. There are o excellent rooms
including 3 bedrooms. large screenea
and gas hot-Watef heat. Level lQt
60xl3O with trees and nice land
scaping, TO INSPECT: Go out Wiqcoil-
sin ave, 2 blocks beyond kAst.We1t
hwy. and turn right on Alddles9n
lane to 1882. w. B. WHICHEa 5UxI
wisconsin ave. NV EN-. 3-b0O0.
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL DARK
BRICK lsAMBEER. wooded lot. cesl-
ter entrance hall, large living fQ0IIi,
4 bedf0onas. 5 baths, den. fecr. rfll.
cleR saEse.; z, what slss ,,s ~ ,,scs ~.
4 81 AxiinEfon's pioneer builders yhq
tskes pride ip ~ Moys kEscea ,f q
Come early. take 3 look. Out Lee
7 3zfk I'll. right 3 biks. 70 NJ 35th
81 riEhf On 35th ST., 70 15Io y.
GEO aafS 81 IL 2'' Rfut)sCsKER co.
"a. b-sbsS Ewes. X. s-4$tl
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opFg SUNDAY, : .Tm 8

.a,s E9s;5E 49, PHa,x.HuHEaAHow
rs Z TAK 90 e EAE RIj:. N g rr.k,n.
NJ wo.bsdrm. brieE: eSSpsndsbie attic:
rec. room: 5000 cash down. Gail
Mr.. Carter, HE $500,
,aa. j issS ~ MI. wArlznD . 20 .scos
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Beverly Hills

NJ ne disrininatins ms pic.
enre11ue Wiaite brick CoIoniai VII
surely eatf4fyl Custom detigned
and planned for livinE ease, yoii
will es1oy ne spacious Twins m.
well pianned AZ luxe Kitchen and
4 nbuFe all the epnciots be1fm, IN
Snd hoar FEATURES : mastes bed
rms. bEkh and abundant closet
space. The desirable esstntiaAs ci
af,a 4 vel handicapped wooded lot
complete this attractive home.
Terms 70 - ARRANGED.
The M. II. BARRY Org.
290e NJ. yerncn Alsx.. w.
n. 6sazz2. Il. e-D07s. ~ 0-6f0o
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BETHESDA
40 A4a AeA
CHEVY CHASE

n ,asd ~ fn e s. o9 81 a aSsss sGss6 a
can h handled GI. conventional Of
FHA Open SUNDAY: ! Y q Sohhss
"a peiaffeid I'll. right TO 721Q.
MERRYFIELD 81 WOODS
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1 Hkos5d oIasI hou sl si.h s;,!is bus.
rooms; nfepd.. Timken Oh furnace;
1900 %. n. cor. lot with stateiy
trees shading inrs6 front porch;
close q pubic and pagochial schools,
room for that biz family. q pr
any one.
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CHEVY CHASE
WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL
PLEASANT
MUST SELL

IA terms you name win BE- eonsid. |
era. Qualify built hpnae; modern
water heat: earaxe. Vacant snoEn
81 appointment: call = ~ M
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY ChASG
a dream n-R siseiasI. rsc. rm.. Ispissss
large lot; blk. 70 new scn nosa
Open New Years Day 9nd sqng1e as
I'd. right 4 biks. to Briefly court,
I MlahESR & FIELD d WOODS
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ROCK CREEK

ktA(AA OAtA&
WHITE brick Colonial home g unusual
rfoportion and charm IN IN ex.
cellens 5ssideptia1 a esoennyes s1ess q
shnrpinG. churches and schools,
centsins 4 bedrooms, 8 baths. m
ished third floor; nice. nice nrst-
6oor BEDROOM and den. well ap-
pointed recreation room. mo9srn
stsrsstivs; . i,dssla akN gss; gu 80
w. q. q A. M. MILLER
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a MTTIT(lN DOrL,ARS.

IN SALES DURING 1854 special,
ixing In Prince Qeofgss County only
We can sell yours too. We nrf y
nssr - ycgr phone. kor i'nlnediet'
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8 SEABROOK ACRES

e4OO FLOCK q van 1uren 9t-S -hed-
room brick rambler. natural eabinsts.
heat, full bemt. S14,600.
8EAyER8 BRO0.. OWnef1-8uildeEe
Aeia TAYLOR 81 y Pa ssnseurs' Gd.
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RE1TINEDi

MI. RAINIER. 4a14 sOth et.---NsEly
beirk. Oct. GARAGE under $4,000:
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Yours for a
Happy New Y ear

YOUNG AND GAY
Famous Holmes run Acres. VI. cons
temp, rambler. eong. 3rd bedrni. ~
huRe liy. rin. with lrepi., blk, 10
school, swim. pool: 20 min. DC. $i4,-
100 $50 dn. OF. Owner. u. 4-013o.
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crcstWocd area. on upper 10th street;
6eiishtful homes, not lust hogse.
y u you can stiord the best and Plan
e eoo Pan "a 81 81 '' So a.S ssss
Evening star., 1955-03-15

and Mrs. Eugene Black; the
Secretary to the President and
Mrs. Bernard Stanley, Mrs.
John Simmons. former Ambas-
sador to Australia and Mrs.
Myron Cowen, Miss Cornelia
Basel, a retired member of the
Foreign Service; Mr. Arthur
Dean, of New. York, of Secre-
tary Dulles law firm Sullivan
and Cromwell, and Mrs. Dean;
Mr.. Henry B. van Sinderen of
New York, a personal friend of
the hosts; Mr.. Edgar Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Conger
and representatives from the
press.
Dinner consisted of a superb
consomme with marrow balls;
fllet of sole with cucumbers
and tomatoes: broiled chicken
with wild rice and chestnuts:
asparagus hollandaise: a mixed
green salad and French vanilla
ice cream with peach halves
and petit fours.
Mr.. Dulles Speoks
When the dessert had been
served and the champagne
glasses filled, Mr.. Dulles made
the first talk.
THE United States has
many associates and many al
lies but I can truly say that