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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-11
Long Time No See
Friend OF Decks
At Celebration

Pleasant though a golden we'd
ding anniversary is, every step
of the way, either in the planning
stage or in retrospect, there are
always some incidents that are
especially memorable, according
to those who experience such a
delightful event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Deck, prom
inent Madison County residents,
married Christmas day, 1904, in
London, were no exception, when
they celebrated at their home on
u. S. Route 40, west of Summer
ford on Sunday, January 2.
During the day, and at the open
house from two to nine o'clock
that afternoon, when approximate
~ 300 relatives and friends called,
to extend their Fluctuations, they
found the Decks ensconced in a
setting fragrant with the numer-
Gus bouquets of beautiful flowers
sent them and enjoying the many
gifts with which they were r..
membered.
One of the guests was Raymond
Merlett of Columbus. He and Mr..
Deck had been boyhood friends
when they attended grade school
in the old Hamm one room brick
building at the bend of the Old
Xenia Road, east of State Route
38. The two had not met in 50
years.
Hostesses at the reception were,
Mrs. Howard Chenoweth, Mrs.
Gusta Byerly, Mrs Cliff Trap
hagan, Mrs. Blanche Engelhoff,
Mrs. Frank Cornwell, Mrs. Jennie
Givens.
Assisting the Decks in greeting
the guests were their daughters,
Mrs. George Ashmore, Mrs. Frank
Rothwell, both of Summerford
and their daughter-in-law, Mrs
James Deck Of Springfield and
their granddaughter, Beverly Ash
more. Others of their immediate
family circle who assisted, were
their two sons-in-laW, G. eorg {
AShmore and Frank Rothwell and
their other two grandchildren
Larry Rothwell and Linda Lee
Deck.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-11
Flower Lovers Given
Tips For New Ideas
On Arranging Flowers

The Flower Lovers Garden
Club heard program on Con-
tainers, Accessories and Back
grounds" presented by Mrs. Bert
Laird, which proved both interest,"
ing and instructive to the men,
bers who attended last Thurs
days meeting at Bishop Hall.
Mrs. w. L Coppock presided at
the meeting, Mrs. Roy Keye and
Mrs. Glenn Tootle, serving as as
sistant hostesseS.
Attending were, Mrs. Bertha
Steinhauser, Miss Lucille Harper,
Mrs. w. 1. Coppock, Mrs. ]. c.
Cromwell, Mrs. E. c. Griffin,
Mrs. c. G. Harsh, Mrs. Eden
Harsh, Mrs. Charles Holland, Mrs.
James Hume, Mrs. Richard Hume,
Mrs. Lon Johnson, Mrs. Albert
Karn, Mrs Milton Karn, Mrs
Bert Laird, Mrs. Donald Laird,
Mrs. Leo Pierce, Mrs. Rodney
Plymell, Mrs. Rufus Snyder, Mrs,
Sidney Sullivan, Mrs. Cecil Ca
yer, Mrs. Joe Brysack, Mrs. Percy
Rider and Mrs. Herman Webb.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-11
"Sig AIphs'
Plan For
March Of Dimes

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority at
the last meeting in their club
rooms on South Main Street, spent
the greater part of their time out
lining plans for the 1855 March
of Dimes"
The sorority, which from the
time of its organization, has taken
Polio for its major project, will
this year be in charge of the March
of Dimes for the Madison County
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
for Mrs. c. o. Thompson, who has
done such an excellent job since
the start of the parties in Madison
County.
Mrs. William Hook is general
chairman with Mrs. Jack Minter as
co-chairman. The last meeting of
the sorority, these two gave their
ideas for the campaign and dis
tributed numerous supplies TO be
used.
All members of the organization
have been placed on the many
committees that will be necessary
to further the project.
The London party set for Sat
urday, January 20, will be in the
London High School gymnasium.
Hostesses for the party were
Mrs. Thomas Sisterhen and Mrs
Chris Wolfe, Jr.
~ yS
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Garrett,
London Jefferson Pike, are enjoy
ing a vacation in Ft. Lauderdale,
Florida.
.I ~
w. T. Dwyer, of Dwyer's Inc.
is in Chicago attending the winter
show at the American Furniture
Mart.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-11

Miss oSalyn Simmermon,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Simmermon, of South Solon, will
become the bride of Willis Bullocl5.
son of Mrs. Nora Bullock ot
Jamestown and the late Clyde Bull
lock, in an open church ceremony,
Sunday, January 10, at 4;30 o.
clock in Congregational Christian
Church, South Solon.
Miss -Simmermon is a graduate
OF Stokes Township High School,
University of Cincinnati, and the
College of Music of Cincinnati,
where she was affiliated with Sig
ma Alpha Iota, music sorority,
serving as its treasurer. This is
her third year of teaching music
in the Jamestown schools.
Mr.. Bullock is a graduate of
Silver Greek High School and is
engaged in farming near James
town.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-11
Catholic Ladies
Install Officers

The Catholic Ladies of Columbia
had installation of officers at the
meeting in the K of C Hall, last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Kenneth Bardon, went in
as president; Miss Louise Coleman,
vice president; Mrs. William Pow
ers, recording secretary; Mrs.
James Cummins, Jr., financial
secretary; Mrs. Romeo Mancini,
treasurer; Mrs. Robert Kennedy,
monirot; Mrs. Clarence Corbitt,
trustee.
The new officers, with Mrs. Will
liam Gallagher, chairman, planned
the social hour after the installa-
ton and prizes were presented to
Mrs. Cletus Higgins and Mrs. Lee
Foreman for euchre Miss Jeanne
Sparkling for canasta; Mrs. Alfred
Langen of bridge; special prizes to
Mrs. Clara Kell, Mrs. Marie Sulli-
van and Mrs. Rose Sheehy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-11
Blocks Are The
Toy Of The Years
BY Dorothy v. WhippIe, MD.

A child will play with blocks for
years and years. Blocks lend them
selves to all sorts of imaginative
play and therefore are about the
most valuable toys you can get for
your child.
A baby before he is year old
will enjoy a set of smooth light
blocks to play with in his play pen.
He cannot build much as yet, but
he will like to pile two or three
blocks on top of each other and
then knock them down and chortle
with glee as he does it. Later MS
towers will be higher.
This first set of blocks can well
be small ones. They will be used
by the baby in his playpen and
later are very useful for quiet play
at table for times when the child
needs rest when he is sick or Just
over-excited.
BEFORE long, as ne gets better
control of his arms and legs, he'll
want bigger, heavier blocks to
play with on the floor. Blocks iIt
wonderfully into the imaginative
games of childhood. A long line ct
them make a road to run cars ard
trucks along, or a river Tor boats.
Piled up blocks make a house, a
castle for imaginary people to live
in. Piled around in wider areas
they make house for the child
himself to get into, or a boat to
across the room, or an airplane to
fly to the moon.
As the child gets still older. the
construction becomes more elab-
crate and he may want some spe-
cial blocks added to his collection,
like arches, pillars, triangles. Then
he'll make buildings that may SET
the trend for the architecture of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-11
Defense" BY Mrs. Whitaker Car
BY Nancy Taylor Is OAR Program

AT the January meeting of the
Daughters of the American Revol-
ution, Wednesday in Coover Mem
orial Club House, most challeng-
ing phase of National Defense was
vividly presented as Strangers at
Our Gates" by Mrs Ralph Oral
Whitaker, Vice President General
of the National Society. Mrs.
Whitaker's approach to our Coun-
try's national defense problem
from the standpoint of the hazards
of immigration were unique and
different.
The beginning as we'll as the
conclusion of her message, were
each an apostrophe to that "Gra-
cious Lady" the Colossal Statue
of Liberty, standing at our Coun-
try's Gateway in strategic New
York Harbor. In honor of our
Countrys first 100 years of free
dom, and on thru early 1900, the
Gracious Lady" seemed to say a
Give me your tired, your poor,
your huddled masses yearning to
be free, l will lift my lamp be-
side the Golden Door,"
In the course of her talk, Mrs.
Whitaker noted the changed char
acter of the hordes thronging la
ter on to our Country's gates with
ideals and purposes SO opposed to
our own Four Freedoms; our insti-
! tutions and principles; the necess-
ity of enacting laws in 1917 limit
I. ing immigration to some extent;
and the present grave possibility Of
I relaxing present laws. She warn
( ed that no nation on earth, how
5 ever strong, could survive such a
flood of alien hordes as would pour
on our land if the Gates" were
opened. Our greatness would be
doomed" she stated
"And SO, today" Mrs Whitaker
( concluded, The Gracious Lady
still stands at Our Gates. She
is not sending forth her warm well
come of a half century ago. She
has become silent and grim, a col
lossal warning to awaken America
/ and for Americans to protect their
heritage"
Immediately prec ding Mrs
Whitaker's talk, Miss Nancy Mark
Taylor, Junior president of Darby
Society Children Of the American
Revolution, brought Greetings
from her society. In addition, Miss
Taylor, a London High School
senior, gave a short and most in.
teresting history of her society anc
its objectiyes.
Following the speakers who
were presented by Miss Margaret
Chance, program committee chair.
man, Miss Fannie Vent, hostess
chairman, invited Daughters to the
Club House diningroom for tea
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-11
Home Demonstration
Farm And Home Notes

Home Demonstration activities
are beginning again after the holi-
day recess. First of these activi-
ties will be the Home Demonstra-
ton Council meeting Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. AL
bert Karns, with Mrs. Rufus Sny-
der. assisting. Program planning
and achievement day plans will be
the items of major emphasis.
Wednesday at 1000 A. M. in
the Madison Youth Building a
leaders training meeting will be
conducted by Miss Sue Christian.
This meeting will be on main dish
meals. Two Home Demonstration
project leaders will attend from
each community group and will
then teach this same meeting, at
the local meetings.
Thursday at 900 am. the Madi-
son Rural and Fairfield Uphols-
terry groupj will hold its second
meeting at the Oak Run Twp.
house and on Friday the Mt.
Sterling Upholstery group will
meet for its second meeting at
900 am. in the Mt. Sterling Twp.
House.
" ~
Mrs. Lora Jean Hartman, Co
lumbia Avenue, left Sunday for
Jacksonville, Florida, where she
will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Edward Thompson. Mrs. Thomp-
son is the former Miss Nelabel
Creath of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-11
Society, Social Events And News OF The Clubs

yourself. The cost of such service
is usually not great.
The blocks can be painted but
children enjoy them just as much
if they are left plain.
have a set that made myself
during the war when it was next
to impossible to buy toys. Liter
ally hundreds of children besides
my own have built almost every
thing you can name with those
blocks.
~ -
Mrs. B. v. Chesbrough and chill
dren spent Sunday in Mt. Gilead
visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth England.
s% ~
Maximum freezing load for a
24-hour period in home freezer
ranges from 5 to 10 percent OF the
freezer capacity.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-01-11

Miss Vent was assisted by Mrs.
Robert Johnson, Mrs. Maxey Can
non, Mrs. II. II. Porter, Mrs. r. d.
Landsittel, Mrs. Mary Cannon
Clark and Mrs. w. d Chandler.
Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs. b. l..
Adair presided at the tea table
made attractive with tall lighted
tapers and an arrangement of pink
snapdragons.
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Nanny Fitzig, 10. 10000
COLONIAL rNvEsrMEEr co.
FOREST ESTATES

Cape Cod-Nr. st. Johns
o sss .ssss:g 'i ssIs s; Win
i S 1s ,. ~, YIN AZ: . ss : ssa
yaEa; sfc;os0. ~. sioiai. 10.
Forest uien ID. rishS ! iiks. q
E2Es.. c.eye ar. isft 70 Dublin ar.
LEO N. BERNSTEIN co.
co. s-ssss 0 III .
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Potomac Hunt Ares

GQt0Ll18E 3AaA4t AAG0
TEAVIxsAH, ND.
2-Story Maryland Colonial
on Lovely 1-Acre Site, oy-
erlooking Rolling Country
side, 80 Minutes from D. G.
three Bedrooms. two bathe. Property
has been completely noderniEed by
REGISTERED architect owner, with
open plan affanfelnent Of kitchen
dining room. utility room, porehes
for comfort and convenience. Fire.
places IN living room and master
bedroom. Many custom features
such e. electric custom kitchen.
h0t-Batef blackboard heat. Blk wiz
inG, attic and Kitchen e1hauA fans.
Interiors adaptable to Colonial OF
modern furniture. Detached garage
and Workshop. Beautiful lawns, oak
tree4, Garden spnee. HOUSE plnn
excellent for addition OF fourth bed
room or Der on afst moor sdioin-
Price for house and one acre has
been greatiy reduced 10 sal 800 for
immediate sale. Two adjoining
half-aers lots Available ct $1,000
OWNER, Poplar 2-4o2a
TO REACH: out River road nv
through Potomac, 3 mile1 to Ira
yfieh I'd. fRt. 491ls f1sht mile TO
property and open" sien tfieaf
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HOUSES enR sALE-iAp.

THY A0AIN-.fs sou haven't found
$500 dns ise t6ls. 81. lBot ) hed-
rnlss SEP, din. fn.. fiI1f ttnit: near.
u completed roc, rlas bfk and
s ss!a s.b nals iol Rypl16 ~
ron t2t.k 81 dytnEk 2.sscrs
brick Colonial; bedEnass IL hntha.
ist door; separate din. m with
hu.lL-iq eernsE cselnsts VA Ap-
hssSe ors1 ops e iS sun 'enS6S sS
|NkWtk tis;fibY RAN 8.fxrs hon.
IN 81 Spg.; 2 bedfule., iAree din-
ing modern kitchen, ektrA-
sized lot: heauttfuf back yard with
trees and fruit. 9 quality property
Eil tod Rsns sTsEai fsr shs9e S sS
asos AsT.wEsT Hwr.-ls /,
beautiful rambler n Alstinction viii
2 beqrms. and eh bAlhss II I'M
mAcuiate condition; ofefElzed "a
IAee and gorgeous Eeereatien I'm
BfeuninseF built, Most beautiful
pesip e1a rock safgsn. ops2 sgp.
Cash 6E6kkvKs-aiid sefs ! as.
count on this Ire. -3-bedrm.. brick
rambler. oaneled Nv. I'm. With lire-
place. sep. din. Km,. located elosf
% schools: Conn. Ave. Estatee; IN.
e g S SeRss PISA ism e fHhf 81
cS1iEfky 'iG BPso iaS66sfaRsnS 81 near
Buytonsville. II you IKE country
and are IN the $4,000 home
bracket, here's N amazing prop
gsition with excellent inconie;
homes and over acres lust o.
sHsoSMlR ~. i-si SnG lh 4 u sns 4
az c ciaSsf LANE. TwrNpRooK.
OpEM. 10 6--Loyeiy brick front
rms bath. he. kitchen. new IL
cu..lt elecs reign. and store. Auto,
washer End AZ studded and
rms and bath. Assume eae ~ ps di
irust, $3.50 PAYS ALL. Sit zoo
| lsub3eet to Ground rent. NJ,
Hssee; q. 4-2403. cox b Co,
cHKvY CHASE; SCI D00-Si, 800 On.
-Four eedrns.. 2 kits; GOOD for 2
ALA yisTA, sls.ooo-si 900 down.
ETHEsDA-EppEMooR; $4,000
&lsbU0 az. Three bedrooms.
~ nnsye eaths: eony e tfanspa
rent REID RAJ. ESTKTT, OF.
1880. IN. a.2790. 1859 Wis
eonAln ave. Dethesda.
CITY, CiIAHE--ss go. 900 Isf fr1sfi
Williamsburg home: 4 lge. bsdfn1s,:
quiet 81: NJ. schools, ttaEsp. In.
KENsfNqIoN - 9-bedrm. rambler:
fenced lot: fireplace, semlfec. nm. :
quality const newly deeorntedl
Cony: % NH and ApL. Z. 4.
HUklAu1, =. II OIL. 4.0101 or
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,oaao H5RRxnIi fr avn

4WSIV AAALtA6A n AN
M Forest Glen eautiful white
Isl sih,i II a.. nj mod lss H. sna s.ds n.
ished on into, ! % bsdrmi,: fulI
daylight bsnit ExeeiIent flnane-
ms avail. QI or TIA. Direc-
tions: 10 $500 blk. 0eorHia ave.
left into Seminary I'd. thfopeh 70
zen ai eSasi sls WEAIsH i SONS
LII E's HI ws.sssa oL. e-ai9sSe'
ATTRACTIVE BRICK RAMBLER
81. Johns Parish silver eprlng
| 26Oa holman AVE. E I
OPEN SUNDAY. 20 PM.
8 bedrooms, recreation rm.. patio
and barbecue, lovely grounds and
garden. Biz. living room and fire-
| place. powder room and modern
bath lovely liyeble home for
and terms. DIR: Out o.. ave, left
on Forest Glen road 70 Rosensteel
~. right to Holman and left TO
MOUSE, ~ POLLOCK; ", P-e36b.
1874 I4th 81. NV AD. l-2Q05
HENRY W. BRCRAFT
0aithefshurr 6bH
~ ACRE, lac. 4.bedFsm. h0uee IN
Hrqve q 0eks. Estate atmosphere.
IMobERS o-APT. HOUSE, j aps. lust
vacated and reserved for buyer.
We'll located. Sta.6QQ,
garage, $4,000. n
IN ACRES. modern rambler. see. 500.
l3.BEDRM. HOUSE. opposite elemers
tayy school. Business possibilities.
Ia StREs. i,ooo-ft. frontase on $40.
with modern restaurant and equip-
lRoCKvILf 70 .bedrm., bath house.
Lot 50x1s0. $3.50.
HENRY W. pEcRAFT
uaitheisbufe 5b5, 72S-J, lfl-R
Dtl4 PAiRvfEW Rp.
OPEN SUNDAY. l.e
LOVELY woopsfpE PARK
Master-buiit brick, entrance han.
Nv. nm, fireplace. dinine. room.
preakfast room, spacious kitchen.
large heqrfns., = baths Studio
room on I'd a., i4H14: closet space
colssyills I'd. % Hishlsnd. 10 Fair
RoBT. L. LpwzRy, 10. $500
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81. 800; 5000 zoe Dews, &,

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BETHESDA

OPEN SUNDAY, 20
1923 Maple -pistinctiye Nhfte
custoni-hullt 3-hedfm. home. sep
din. rizi.. lac. sun. fIi.. incl. porch
s ,,;, kn.s,, int q. stsfss rear E4fdsn|
Naval Hospital: SIS. 800.
MRS. sPAuLprN0. NO. s-olet
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WOoDMOoR ARIA
Brick Germ. rambler. full bsmt,, gar,
cor. lot; 50. 900 cash. bal 500 mo
FRANK CARVER HA. 3-163l
0rEN SAT. AND sum. / tin dark
q fytn.slxed eedrmB.. 3 c0lnred tils
baths. 22-ft. Nv. ffn. with fireplace
and picture window. Ire. dining fn1
Lge. level lpt, Ccnyens 70 schools,
q approved. $20.s6Q. Dirt oui
sSrshosssS. turn rent b Il. 1913 ;s' ~ ~
our open sign. FREDERICK w
9kRENs, III, ~. $500. I'D I
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NEED MORE ORE ROOM

NEW LfsTINo designed for . Iafet
bath home on wooded ics. Located
near trnnsp, public. parochial
schools and stores. Priced In lower
goa. For appt.. DON MccANpLEeB,
E s oL 1ls,72fo; sun. and
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sglla.IP' !g|Is|E|E||BS|z PIT 's|'!s'

OPEN SUNDAY les
diniss room NJ siIi Esa.t. lsnssa sats.
oS R0br. sIs: LSMfkE. -. ). s R$sSpn'
YOUR DRRAM CONE TRUE
SPLIT EEtEL8
Close IN Silver spring: hcdFms.
3 hath1. gafaae. ser, porch. Priced
within your budget dr. out
o.. ave u Forest Glen I'd, i bloch
10 Woodland DR.. ana right 4
sopen sign.
IS. re S.so Ii sRsrA : ca Ri. ny s.S.s.
ARMY MAP AREA
OPEN SUM-, 2-6
Lovely e-bedgn hunKsiog VIM ettlI
70 play Al. Full din, nm, picturi
and only ~ $3.50. Dir. Mass. ave
% 5000 block, lefs pl Eanenorl
70 Madawneke fd., right to 02tt
and our eign.
AnRAYE REALTY
AH. 7SMfHl Ii Ns4<44 tI0 TsrIlf
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Brick Colonial; Nv. I'm. with fifepi.,
nv an .n, rn ts &. with k9s. a',
n eetaee. Pull dayiieht bsint
Priced below 20s. Close % schooi,
and shoppine. Dir: Out Witeon.
e s sTAN e csisd kszEA sRs e. g sai
HI. 4-s7s7 or. 2-44ss
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hpusrs toa sALl-Mp.


GEORGIA. AVE. AREA
RAMBLER lis, 800
s Bedrms. Frpl. Bs11t.
SILVER SPRINGS test elose-in Oh %,
Eif, cheerful bsdfls.. sony
hallway plan. aeresned. LEISURE
sSssse sn h. 1asa VIZ, sans snIs ss
ins WITH cnly - 500 down. no No
subdivislcnl cant tayFy g!
6-4io0 List Mrse
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
|172s i 81 NV. Ma. $500.
=
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oPf PIN ssffN'.a .2s.s
BETHESDA
Alta HfRYA

be sure and see this charming 8.
ssssarn o ssE5el,5 Il ssssllsss soaa
With picture window: SfS.e50.
Geo W. Robertson, Reaitor
1850 VIII. Ass. Of s-sIas
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.W9aATosg M IIII[s

yIb.HuU--4z.pU0 On
room ssn ci J. S ssh, soss .s. sss
yard with shruSbsrrys: profsssicnss a
recreation room Win outside sn.
trance. De luxe kitchen. lpfBs Nv.
:nB room with fifeplace. You reaiiy
hare 20 see this one.
CALL NANNY RITzIQ 10. x-0o0a
sis AZ, 900: 81 ne down payment;
Z. WHEATON AREA
sisr: sios NJ dog psps eainsS. ram
Id t.SaSo. II Hour i Day b,
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M :3SS l' 9MEEy I H NJ
Gprn afiNtsHv

Brick rambler; 8 beiirnss.. jarxe Nv
F Fin With frsplsce. hnee Kitchen
t, s1l esn ~. 9nick pes.sssi len.
isit u Linden i i1ln. ho sssRmRaaTaf &
LOWRY. ~, 10000.
QAKYIEW, elLVER 6PRIN0
Very attractive Yambier-6tyis WITH
lge. bedrms,. din. fma lac. Nv.
gln.s nrepL;. second iloof Insulated,
heated near public and paroehial
schools. Below VA Appraisal. re-
ananee O. assume So 1000 lsf OF.
ey OWNER. 9e20 cestreli. M. 4.
Nl0b. ---i6
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$4,000. q, 400 DOWN
liyins TON. diliss room cp5s.
binatt6n. RplI beint... stu
ated OF Q beautiful lot 4
feally me NOME.
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.Hk al oR E sSs n5foWs
oLONIAI, INVESTMENT co,

OIL OR NON.H
2. =. ;,, 1, rambler; eeaippsd ki.sh
rent. Call Nanny Pitass. 70. q
Vy ~ ~, 4, ,,,vv..,,ev,,.r -,
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SILVER 6PRINu-oPEN 60N.
New 1-hedrm. split lefels; air con.
more to BE- built. Choice lots Avail
Model home I003e afnffew I'd !,
on Forest Glen I'd, ~ sligo G. G.
CHEVY Cl3AHE VIM
Lovely new 3.bedrns. rambler. day
light basement. one left: Sfp. $50
Trades considered 4420 ciearbrooi
WHEATON cry
Owner must sell: 3-bedrm. bfich
Famhler. 0I approved Sia.3 600
VIII ACCEPT efefs 1904 Bsynt
1890 vrKRs MIr.L Rp.
s-bedFms rambler: fi1ii hsinf. ard
feer. rm.; storm Window; lovely
larRe lot With Anchor fence. nfiiy
Sll.5OQ, VII accept o. contract
q = FLETcHER, ReAitof
10. $1,000 Kses. 20. S-sSsl
WHEAxo p0tless brick home 81
lovely ehaded feneed lot. 6lxI2s
r. 2 bedFlne.. with room Tor {
moro on second lf.; must be seefi
81 X appreciated only SlA $50
q se SeES isszr Axp sur.
I pm. 10 dark. Dir Out "a, ava 1.
on WindhAm lane 10 1908 and our
open sim FREDERICK w. NEn-
Ems. ". III. 9-7e00. ---le
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES
WHEATON
OF or NoH-0r

yls.bo0. 5000 DOWN
dihinE room, isrse living ril,..
ednipped kttcaen, tull hsnnL,.
storm. windows, fenced yard.
y real Buy.
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SPACIOUS CORNER RAAfBLKR On
approx. y here Of level eroand.
Has Nv. rpi.. din. frn,. breakfast
a.: . bedrms., 2 baths, paneled
den. firepi. N bsmt.: 9.car gAraEe.
Open I 70 6, Sunday 6526 Bradley
blvd. RUTLEY d BAR. OIL 7-g3I3.
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3 bedloons, 5 baths. split Level, Gus.
Psraimasen Tree IA. Il mia '1 seati
o. end Of Bradley blvd, across frois
18th Green at Conversational Ccun.
try Club. RE. T-6ti7A
RANDOLPH FARMS. only & few len
S1O.1OO. Veterans no down DAY.
ment other nnAncinn avail. New
brick J-bedrui. rAinhiefB; full bSmt.
and earpoEt beautiful settine.
large lots. For . real value drive
out Rockville Pike 70 Randolph I'd.
fhs II e 1905. g sisn s e , en- yisT'
buiLDER. +. qIRARD LEE
WlsekSass. OIL. 4-a4as; ewes. ~. 3.
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3 PACE Tor Al members o. The
tAmiiyl Very attractive brick CO.
loniai. . miles from District line.
room, kitchen: full apartment n
basement. 9uesthnuse ID rear with
own kitchen and bath: separate
hobby shop or recreation room With
trephce: $25,600. Exeetient finarc.
Ing Cal Ms; Csney; ". 4-el1o.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
ga Pet. Have Cor Heaters

FLINT. Mich. - Ninety -four
per cent of the cars in the United
States have heaters and IS per
cent have radios.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Civilian president-Eect To Talk al Area Session

r. Clarence williams Of An
niston. Ala. president-elect Of
Civitan international. win speak
at the organizations two-day
meeting at the Wagon Wheel.
two miles south of Alexandria,
Va. on U. s. Route /.
The meeting viii begin Satur-
day and the Mount Vernon Civil
tan Club will be host to 10 clubs
Of the Chesapeake District. Rep
resentatiye Broyhill, Republican.