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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Trial To Be Held
In Licking County
Tuesday April II

Mrs. Gene Bolinger of Marys
Vile who is charged with alleged
election law violation has asked
for a change of venue and the
request has been granted by
Judge Charles B. Holtsberry of
Newark who was assigned to hear
the case. The trial has been set
for April 18th, in the Licking
County common pleas court at
Newark, Ohio.
The charge against Mrs. Belin-
ger pending on a bill of informa-
ton since last November is linked
with the distribution of unsigned
letters which wer1 sent through
the mail prior ~ the last election
which attacked the Union County
+, Memorial Hospital levey which
was submitted to voters.
Mrs. Bolinger is the wife of
DR.. Charles E. Bolinger of Marys-
Vile who has figured in several
law suits against the medical So
ciety and the hospital, during the
past two. years.
Mrs. Bolinger is being repre-
sented by attorney David Clay
man of Columbus, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Keith Hill Rites
At Lafayette

Funeral services were held Tues
day at 2 pm. at the Lafayette
church for Keith Hill, 55, who died
March 10Th while enroute to Fort
Lauderdale, Florida.
Mr.. Hill and his wife haG driven
as far as Haines City, Florida
when he suffered a fatal heart at
tack. They had left home on Mon
day morning and expected to
spend several months vacation at
Fort Lauderdale.
Mr.. Hill had operated tie Hill
Implement Co, at Lafayette for
number of years, disposing of his
business a short time ago because
of i'll health. He was a member OF
Chandler Lodge F&A.M, Scot
tish Rite and Aladdin Temple
Shrine.
Surviving are his wife, Florence;
two sons, Edwin of Columbus and
Wayne of Springfield; his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Dan B. Hill of LAT
ayette; sister, Mrs. Ruth Rollin.
Lafayette, and a brother, William
of Columbus.
Interment was "a the Lafayette
Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Robert |. W Wal!er
To Be Ordained

The ordination of Robert L.
Waller to the holy ministry will
be held at the Midway Presbyter-
ian Church in Sedalia, o., on
Sunday evening, March 27, at
7:30 pm. Following the ceremony,
there will be a social hour in the
Fellowship Hall.
Mr.. Waller graduated from
Lima Central High School and at
tended Ohio Northern University
before graduating from Bowling
Green State University with an
A. B. degree in political science.
He was a member of Sigma Phi
Epsilon, national social fraternity,
and Pi Sigma Alpha, national
honorary political science fatern-
ity He is a graduate of Louisville
Presbyterian Seminary in Louis
vile, Kentucky. After three years
of study Mr.. Waller served as
the assistant minister of the
Shawnee Presbyterian Church of
Louisville. He served as the Pro-
testant Chaplain at Camp Bea-
mont with the Cleveland Boy
Scout Council during the sum-
mer of 1858.
The ministers taking part in
the service are, Reverend Ivan
Wilkins, General Presbyter Of
Columbus and GAINESVILLE Presby-
teries, Columbus; Reverend Keith
Coming, Brookwood Presbyterian
Church., Columbus; Reverend
Frank Baldwin, First Presbyter-
ian Church, London; Reverend
Andrew Blackwood, Jr., North
minister Presbyterian Church, Co
lumbus; Reverend Frederick Kir-
ker, Moderator Of the Presbytery
of Columbus; Reverend William
Peterson, Presbyterian Minister
Fund, Columbus.
The sermon will be preached
by the Reverend DR.. Arthur M
Romig, pastor of the Second Pres
byterian Church, Portsmouth, O
1t was under DR.. Romig's guild
ance while a member of the Mar,
ket Street Presbyterian Church
of Lima, that Mr.. Waller made
his decision to enter the ministry
Mr.. Waller will serve the Mt
Sterling and Midway Presbyterian
Churches, a yoked parish, Wher
ordained and installed. He preach
ed at these two churches during
his summer vacation from tho
Louisville Presbyterian Seminary
and then returned for full-tirt
service upon completion of the
seminary course in January.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Students On Trip
TO Cincinnati

Believing that visual education
plays a large part in an education
al program, Mrs. Mary del TedeS-
co, of the Commercial Department
of London High School, planned a
trip for senior students in her
classes in typing, office practice,
shorthand, etc. for Thursday,
March "a.
A Greyhound Bus was charter
ed and early in the morning the
group left London for Cincinnati
where Mrs. Del took her charges
on a visit TO the Federal Reserve
Bank to observe operations. They
had dinner there and then went
on to visit the plant of the South
western Publishing Company,
where many of the text books
which they use are published.
Concluding that part of the Ed
ucational Safari, Mrs. del Tedes-
co had arranged for the bus to
take the students on a sightseeing
tour of the Queen City" before
they left for home plans calling for
arrival here at s p. m.
Students on the tour with Mrs.
del Tedesco were: Bonnie Aliens
worth, Gloria Brill, Normalee
Cheeseman, Connie King, Peggy
Barker, Mary Lowery, Joan
Drake. JOVce Bass, David Howard,
Ralph Scurry, Bunny Wood, Bar
bara Ferguson, Gene Buehler, Bob
butcher, Mary Lou Miller Glenna
Jenkins, Loretta Roby, Nancy
Barck. Dolores Reffit, Patty Wilt,
Patty Manning, Dorothy Donohoe,
Hazel Fugett, Patty Mustard,
Linda Hughes, Hazel Strickler,
Wilma Bush and Marilyn Potter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
MAKE YOUR sLoopMosilE DATE NOW

It is almost the zero hour for donors who want 10
osicr for the visit Of the Blood Mobile Unit at London Pres
byeran Church Friday March 25 From TO four the
hours for The units stay in London.
call to officials Thursday revealed that the
70 appeals for donors the face of il appeared most dis
ruraong There far less than 90 signed donors
that tinc, but with lines still out IT hoped they
atnd that registrations would pick up before he arrival OF
the unit
1T is tho story" said Judge Maurice E. Beathard
chairman IF The Red Gross BLOOD Donor Program for Madison
County # IS ALWAYS darkns before the dawn So we lust
hope thar all those wIo diI scn with racruite will find II
possible meet tho obligation and also that those walk
ms who many times the day will flock in,
Frida""
There real" IS rtLi1 10 be said behalf of fhis
1tea+ service c h p1 Cross The chairman stated
y is free anu who fnA haSeve in n"ed IT +ransfuons
whether not On two occasions fairly ecentv
Madison County, residents have found o+ hood The bank
in of emergency. the saving Of e he OBJ
serveI
IF YOU have not left for Friday March 25
at the PRESBYTERIAN Church will be most welcome be-
tween the hours of ten and four said Miss Ruth E. Arm
frona. recruitment chairman Call numbers for registrations
before Friday I4s7M3; SO 342. II you don't
oe+ just walk in.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Storm Toll Nigh
All Over Ohio

Tuesday, March %, 1855, can be
marked down as the DAY of the
Big Wind" in almost anybody's
book.
The storm caused by weather
fronts meeting in the Ohio Valley,
began early in the morning with
heavy rainfall, accompanied by
winds which ranged from so TO
IS miles per hour The wind last
ed all day, and well into the night,
and was general over Ohio, more
severe in the northeastern area.
In London, greatest damage was
caused by falling trees and limbs
of trees as they snapped under
the force. On East High ST., car
belonging to Richard Allen, park
ed in front of number 136, was
smashed as a tree fell on top of
it. A tree also fell on the Jones
home on South Oak st.
At Madison Lake, the wind took
the roof from the home belonging
to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harbage.
The Harbages had gone to work,
and their two small children were
away from home as neighbors re-
ported the roof came off about
$50 a. m.
In West jefferson, a new car
belonging to Ed Campbell vas
damaged as a neighbor's chimney
fell. showering it with bricks. Mr..
Sam Baber's new home on the
Middle Pike was slightly damaged
as one of the trees fell across the
front cave.
All over the state, heavy damage
was reported, and a 70 year old
lady was blown from a narrow
footbridge near her home in West
erv:lle to her death.
in Columbus the wind touched
off a probe into building practices
as faulty flues forced residents TO
evacuate and roofs flew away
from new homes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Jury Finds Man
Guilty OF Charge

John Dennen IA, of London was
found guilty of maintaining nuis-
ance at his home on Mound st. by
the jury in Common Pleas Court
this week. Dennen had been indict-
ed by the grand jury for the Of
tense in connection with his hog
lot and trash pile during the per-
iod from May, 1852 to May, 1853.
The jury returned their verdict
after 50 minutes of deliberation.
Dennen, who was subject to a
$500 fine, was fined $3.50 and costs
by Judge Gerald A. Baynes, who
suspended 5000 of the fine on con-
dition that Dennen not be indict-
ed by a grand jury for the same
offense within the next 6 months.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Tax Receipts Up
For Ninth W eek

Collections totaling $3,O36,36
from the sales of prepaid tax re-
ceipts for the week ending March
u, 1855, registered an increase
of S435 ,485, or 1877 per cent over
collections for the corresponding
week in 1854, it was disclosed to-
day by State Treasurer Roger w.
Tracy. Madison Co. recorded a
gain of $2,703.17 over the previous
period.
Noting an increase in sales tax
collections for the ninth consecu-
tive week, Tracy said that the
cumulatiy~ lrand total collections
from July /, 1854, when the fis-
cal year began, to March u, 1855
now stand at S136, ,966, 400. This
amount is S726, ,882, or So of one
per cent greater than the over
all collections of S136, ,239,527 re-
ported on March 13 of last year.
Gains in excess of 1854 tax col
lectiOns in six of the eight ma
ior industry claSsifications ranged
from S11217, or 50 per cent for
furniture to 1854, 1863, or 42.4 per
cent for the automotive group.
In the latter category, the sub
classification of receipts from
sales of motor vehicles increased
1892 144, or 46 per cent.
Other gains recorded were S46,-
100, or 8.9 per cent in chain
stores; S2O588, or 9.29 per cent
in the building group; $28,490, or
1T per cent in food; and S58,043,
or II per cent in the miscellane-
Gus classification.
The two declines were S12 289,
or 8.27 per cent in apparel, and
1902, or 20 per cent for de-
partment and general stores.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Basketball Awards Given
AT Banquet Tuesday Night
Vaughn Bass Is
Elected Captain

Basketball awards were present
ed to the Varsity and Reserve
teams at the annual dinner held
in the high school cafeteria on
Tuesday night Mr. Sam Landes
acted as master of ceremonies. The
coaches presented the awards.
Guest speaker Robert Strimer,
basketball coach at Ohio Wesley
an, spoke of his experiences as
referee at London's games, and
praised the team members for
their fine appreciation of the game
and their attitude toward sports.
The group also recognized the
cheer leaders and the side line Of
ficials at the local games.
Vaughn Bass, senior, was elect
ed captain of the team, and re-
ceWed the Captains letter.
Varsity awards went to Vaughn
Bass and Richard LeBe2-, the
three-year scroll; William. Ames,
David Howard. James Stahl, the
two-year buckle; Don Baker, Lar
ry Brewer, Elwood Dillon, Ray
Fugett, Richard Minner, Robert
Reynolds, letters, one year.
Reserve awards went to Harold
Seedle, Larry Rothwell, David
Ferguson, Danny Gibson, Roger
Turvy, William Carter, David Pen
dleton, David Hume, Don Drake,
Robert loops, letters, and Larry
Turvy and Richard Robson, mono
grams.
Managers letters went to David
Eades and Jerry Hartman, and
James Bussey, an all-around man
ager, received a buckle.
The fine dinner was prepared by
the school staff and served effici-
emily by Miss Dorothy Fishers
girl group.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Area Suffers Damage As
Hieh Winds FIaiI State
THE VOICE
OF THE TURTLE

With spring comes numerous
door-to-door statesmen, some
honest and hard working,
others out to take in the suck
ers. Watch out for something
for-nothing schemes, especially
in the book field. This pitch is
to give you a set of books 10
advertise" Their product, then
charge for a rcierral or supple
mental service, so that ir the
end, the customer pays more
than the outright purchase price
of the books.
Avoid these traps by dealing
with merchants you know and
respect, and who advertise
honestly in this newspaper.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Spring Concert
Here April Is

The Music Department of Lon
don High School will present its
nineteenth annual Spring Concert
in the high school gymnasium, Fri
day evening, April Is at BIS o.
clock.
The Concert Band of 50 MEM
bers, the Girls Glee Club OF "a
members, and the Mixed Chorus
of 54 members, will be featured
along with student soloists and en-
sembles. The Band is having night
rehearsals one night a week in adj
dition to their regular rehearsal
period during the school day. The
Mixed Chorus and Glee Club will
have some extra rehearsals also ir
preparation for the annual Spring
Musicale.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
No Boys Allowed
At Madison Local

The Junior Class members OF
Madison Local are presenting their
play, mo Boys Allowed" on April
/. at 800 pm.
The play is a three-act farce
comedy revolving around some
high school girls VINO are trying
TO have a slumber party and four
boys who are very determined to
break up that slumber party 1t
turns out to be a merry mad
scramble when a Midnight Prov
Ter" keeps turning up in the midst
of it all.
The Director is Mrs. Wilbur
Hume of the English Epeech Dept.
assisted by Miss Sarah Clapp.
The cast of members are:
Bob ColWell, Barbara Jones,
Diane Hughes. Marilyn Feeley,
Fred Wells, Ivan Miller, Rhelda
Clark. Nancy Borror, Janet Pat
ton, Pat Ridenour, Rodney Fout,
Tony Stuthard, John Jacobs, Joan
Stewart,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
J. T. BaIIenger
Dies At New Rome

James T. Ballenger, brother of
the late, Sam, John and Alec Bal
Ienger of London, died Wednesday
at the home of his niece, Mrs.
Edith Ballenger Giehl, New Rome,
formerly of London.
Surviving are several other
nieces and nephews and a half
brother, Rob Ballenger of Illinois.
Funeral services at the Spears
Funeral home, Columbus Friday
afternoon at 2 p. m. Interment in
Sunset Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Receives Managers
Letter Al Kenyon

GAMBLER, OHIO -- Kenyon
freshman Peter Pickin Conway of
London was recipient of a varsity
managers numeral in basketball
at a winter sports assembly on
March %.
Conway, Is, is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Conway of 142
n. Main st. At London High
School, from which he graduated
last year, he was also active on
the basketball team.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Boosters Sponsor
Magic Show Apr. |

The Magical Menges, AN Atomic
Variety Show" will be presented
by the Band Boosters Club of JET
ferson Local on Friday evening,
April /, at 8 pm, at the West
Jefferson high school auditorium.
The show has II different acts.
The Boosters are sponsoring this
show as ore of their Embarrassing
projects, and promise everybody a
good time. Tickets are available
from members of the West Jeffer-
son band or Booster Club, or can
be purchased at the door Friday
evening.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
No Injuries In
Wreck Thursday

Madison Co. Sheriff's office re-
ports that Robert Dale Casio eS-
caped injury Thursday night as
the car he was driving failed to
negotiate a curve, hit a pile of
crushed stone and skidded into a
stump.
The accident occurred at the
Intersection of the West Jeffer-
SON Kiousville Pike and the Lilly
Chapel-PosSum Run Road. The
auto, badly damaged belonged to
Casto's grandfather, Luther Casio,
of the Big Plain Pike.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
Seniors Present
THE Poor Nut"

Miss Margaret Long, English
teacher at London High School
Thursday announced the selection
of The Poor Nut" as the play to
be presented by the 1855 Senior
Glass at London.
The scene of the play, By II. c.
and Elliott Nugent, is laid at Ohio
State University, and the entire
class of 81 seniors will appear in
the production that will be pre-
Sented during commencement
week, the latter part of May.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
JOHN KEEFER ELECTED
ROTARY PRESIDENT

John Keefer, automobile dealer
of Delaware, formerly of London,
has been elected president of the
Delaware Rotary Club. He will
take office July l.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
OF DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Moore,
Hawthorne Avenue, announce the
birth of a daughter, Marilyn Eli
leen at Mt Carmel Hospital, Sun
day, March 13.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
MRS DAVIDSON
UNDERGOES OPERATION

Mrs. r. l. tSonny) Davidson,
is recovering in City Hospital,
Springfield, following major OPP
Grafton Monday. Her room number
is 5S3.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25
LAFAYETTE MAN
m HOSPITAL

Herbert Harper of Lafayette, is
a patient in Doctors Hospital, CO.
,umbus, Ohio. His room number Is
South 228
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-25

Interment was n the Lafayette
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06

I0.I97 Gu. IT. Of Living Space
rooms. living room. Kitchen. dinette
and bath. utility room and storage
spaces, oil h.-w.h.. 2.9-acre lot
mostly wooded: $500. Sterling.
Va Cau HeFndon b-nA -J-l2, -
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nr. ali schools and trsns p, Ari.
beaut. shaded lot; iiv. rm., ssx14:
sep. din. rm.: loads OF cupboard
space In well-planned kit: bed
rn;, on End mr., with own bath
and sep, study area; -paneled
den In bsmt:: screened porch. gar.
No agents please. Open Sat, and
Sun, till dark. ia. 5-904s.
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bedroom BRICK
This brick rambler Is VA approved,
can be purchased for only $500
Gown payment. All rooms GOOD
bsmt.. lovely yard. Quick posses
sion can be arranged.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-l166 WA. 1865
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick. Co:
lonial home. Liv, RIM. 12x2l, full
din. rm., equip, kit, breakfast
nook. den and full bath. on LIST A.;
3 bedrmS., 9 full baths, on 2nd A.;
Ice. I'm. attic: full bsmt.,. rec. nm.
and bath; gear gar, sun deck. slate
rooi, nice s l,,ub wonderful
Mr.. Meints, KI. 9-e0iI. CHARLES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. brick and
frame Colonial with side, screened
porch, full bsmt., outside entrance;
81 approved. Sl4,a60, 50 down
ALExANDRIA--3-story brick, close
in. q lEe. rms. bath. bsmt., lge. lot.
Vacant. Special low price. Ewes. and
Sun; y cal AZ MI. MsinnttSs. XII; a-89ll.
ALEX 2x''. AREA-By owner. wen.
semidet. home by original owner.
2 large bedrms,. lge. liv. rm., huge
closets. fioored storage attic, auto.
washer, storm windows. eornices.
lac. fenced rear yard with nice
view, Assume ~ loan with mo.
phymtS. only 94B.1U, plus tax.
$1,000. SO. S-75b8. -
ALEX, old port section---A charm
ing. different home. Completely re-
stored; 2 bedrms.. Diet. brk., walled
picture garden, bright modern kit,
liv. rm. with fireplace, sep. din.
rm., ample closets, $50 8. Fairfax
q, $i9.950. Sale by OWNER, TIE.
ALEx.-5-bedrm. frame: asbestos
brick COVERING: cor. lot. Diet. ga
rage, nice grounds; . blocks TO
school, shopping bus stops at COR
ner; needs decorating; Sl4 800:
can be bought for $500 dn., or viii
i !. En- L. 4; PAPpAs, IKE. s-bos9.
ALE9.-BUcKNELL MANOR. charm
ing 3-bedrm.; den: "a baths; con-
temporary Cape Cod. Ideal COM
munity and loc.; nice lots. or
approy.: S14,7OO, flexible terms.
81: FLA or assume 4Ss loan. 80.
ALEXANDRIA - Lovel, det. ' brick
Braddock Hts. area. Three bed
rms, Ia baths. screened porch.
Iecr, nm; George Mason School j
block: disposal and auto. washer;
S22.ph0. Ewes, WO. 6-apa7. FRANK
PHILLIPS. IA. b-6266. eyes,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

WASH. BLVD. $11,3oo--very close
In, charming 2-bedrm. cottage,
huge liv. rm., separate banquet.
size din. rm., excellent KIT. full
bsmt.., level lot with trees OF ep-
5 5oo. Exe husf n' Z, mt y sTErfEY
JE, 4-3447. JE. s-4s7o. -
WASH. C. C. AREA--New brick ram.
bier, 3 bedrms., "a baths, entrance
hall, huge liv. rm.. din. rrn.; equip
kit. with nook: side porch: full
basement with fireplace: attached
garage: terrific buy: S26.500. THE
LAURIE CORP, ia. 5-1717, %
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TRY $500 DOWN, non-oI; 3-bedrm
rambler with din area. Nv. Tm. and
eating space in kitchen, ROR-
SCHACH REALTY, JE 2-3708.
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BRICK RAMBLER featuring COM
plete GE Kitchen, living room with
fireplace, 3 bedrooms and tiled
bath. fun basement. storage attic,
REAL ESTATE CORR. 3ss3 Wiz
son blvd. -Arl. ia. 7-444s, eve
ninRs IA. 2-b596. Mr.. Covert.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD.
721S Alpine ST.: close to. schools,
shop. center-Beautifu lot, An
dows. tile bath. Ice. liv. rm., lee.
kit. and din. area. 2 beautiful bed
rms. Must sell. Priced right.
PNKNEY H. EARNSHAW. JR.
Clinton, Nd. Cypress 7-s1oo
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ar APPROVED

TEMPLE HILLS, S14.750-Immae.
Cape Cod home. Lly. nm, sep:
din. rm., equipped kitchen, half
bath, on LIST floor: 2 bedrooms
and bath. up, Pun basement. Beau
tif1i yard with patio. Aluminium
storm windows and doors.
TEMPLE HILLS, S11.7o0--Asbestos-
shingle rambler. Large Nv rm,,
dining area, equipped kitchen, 2
bedrooms. fun basement.
CLINTON. Sl3.500--40-ft.. rambler
type home. Liv. rFn., fireplace.
dining area, equipped Kitchen, 3
bedrooms. full basement. Large.
fenced yard.
CLINTON. $14.e50-stucco. split
level home. Liv. rul, fireplace,
dining rm.. kitchen, 4 bedrooms.
Radiant Dashboard heat. Lot size.
l00x2o0, beautiful shrubbery and
shade trees.
CALL NOW TO INSPECT THESE
HOMES. VERY EASY TERMS
ONLY 5ss DOWN.
CriSImond Real Estate
$3.50 st. Barnabas Rd. Sc.
RE. 6-S200 -
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WESTLAWN-3 bedrms.. basement:
trees, lge. fenced lot; mr. schools,
bus: $13,600. FOX REALTY. ia.
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OPEN SUNDAY

New 6-rm. brick rambler with full
daylight walkout bsmt, lRe. rm
ioVsly IN 81 over s u acre oS Win an %,
old trees. Paved streets, centra
water system, excellent neiRhbor.
hood. built by master builder
with conscience. Complete and
ready TO move in. Priced at only
Located IN lovely Rosecroft
Park. 80ls Book I'd. Sc. out
South Capitol ST.. to D. C. line
continue on Indian Head hwy.
mt~to Livingston I'd. left
for miles 70 Beck rd., left
giEn, or phone 10. 7-ss37
for additional information.
JIM BRITT
Ae2o indian Head Hwy. s.B.