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Homer news., 1955-06-09
YOU KNOW
 I'VE BEEN THINKING

A Church member said. sez I
 to myself, as I grumbled
 and groWled,
 I'm sick of the Churchs Then
 how I scoWled: The members unfriendly, the
 sermons too longs Tn fact 1t seems that every things wrong. T don't like the s singing; the Church, it's disgrace, For signs of neglect are all
 over the place. I'll quit going there; and I won't give a dime, For I can make better use of my money and time. Then sez my consci fence to me,
 sez he, aghe trouble with you is you're too blind to see, That the Church refle cts you wha atever it be.n Now come, pray and pay and serve chesxfuily; stop ali yoar eau1t-finding and boost it up strongs You'll find you Il be happy and glad t3 tslougs Be fri e4dly and willing, and sing es you work, For Churches aren't built by members who shirk. $ thought for the week: It aeesn't ray to be in too great a hurry and forsako Spiritual matters in your life, for chances are you will pass up much more than you will catch up with.
Homer news., 1955-06-09
TROOP COMMITTEE MEETS

The troop commi ttee of Girl Scout Troop l net Tues day even ing at the home of Mrs. Gene Lawrence to make plans for a day camp and for ehe coming years Members of shs comi tee are Mrs. Ernie Carl son, Mrs. Duane Belknap Mrs. Jiggs Tice, Mrs. Ralph Slone and Mrs Home Thompson.
Homer news., 1955-06-09
FAMILY ARRIVES FROM VANCOUVER

Mrs. John Boyle and child ren, Eleanor: 8, and Johnny, JrS, g. arrived 1londay from Vancouver, Wash ington to join MT. Boyle and make their home here. He is employed at the Homer Food Center and has been working here for several weeks. t
Homer news., 1955-06-09
GUARD CHECKS RICE WED

Qua rterly che cks for the members of the Homer Platoon of the Ala ska Nat ional Guar were received last Saturday, acco rding to It. Harry Greg oire, commanding officer. They totaled 4l, 700.
Homer news., 1955-06-09
FATHER REP RTED RECOVERY

Mrs. Jack Scott, Who was called to Seattle re ecent1y by the sudden illness of her fa- ther, Urites that he has i'm pro we'd and is now out of the hospital. Mrs. Scott is re- natning in Seattle to have dental work done and Till m- turn to Homer about July 4th.
Homer news., 1955-06-09
BIBLE SCHOOL TO BEGIN

The daily Vacat ion Bible School of the Church of Christ will be held from June 2Oth to July 1st inclus i've, according to an announc cement from Ray Green, Pastor.
Homer news., 1955-06-09
AWARDED SEIDovIA CONTRACT

Norris Killen has rece ived the cont rect for improv ing and oxpandi ng the Seldov1a airpo rta He plans to start york on the job June 13.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
THE SUNDAY STAR
APIS. UNFURN.. D. c. tcons.l

Washington, d. c.
SUNDAY. July -. 1858
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BUXTON PERSONALS

Mrs. Rufus McAdams and chill.
dren have returned to Winston
Salem accompanied by Mrs. C. P
Gray and sister, Eleanor whom
they visited here.
Mrs. Nettie Peele has returned
from Portsmouth, Pa, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Audrey Clark.
Mrs. Syble Anslow and son
Johnnie of Norfolk, visited Mrs.
Caddie Gaskins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Gray and
Carol Fulcher have returned to
Portsmouth. Va.
Hayes Fulcher has returned
after visiting in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Finnegan
and children of Norfolk visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. P.
Gray.
Most of Mrs. LOWE Barnett's
family visited her during the holi-
days. Mrs. Arvilla Barnett of Nor
folk is now with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gray went
to Norfolk Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Midget
recently visited their children lin
Norfolk.
Mrs. Joyce Robinson and chill
dren visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. He'll.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Williams
and son visited in Washington, N.
C.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Turner left
Saturday for Tuckerton, N. J. to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Tur-
ner's nephew, Edward Miller,
killed New Years day in an
automobile accident Edward was
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bate
Miller, natives of Avon, who have
been living in Jersey several
years, where Mr.. Miller served
and retired from the Coast Guard
Service.
Larry Farrow, U. S. Army, is
spending his furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Conn
Farrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Harris and
children visited ner parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Midget and
have now returned to their home
in Pantego.
Mrs. Lorena Hassell and broth
err, Ellison Dixon of Suffolk, Va,
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
BERTHE Dixon.
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The total debt this countryncuding
by corporations than
hreefod between 1889 and 1858 Furthermore represented
federal oa debt
third the total 1889 almost half of the
1t is reasonable expect that growing debt will also
But in this period total debt increased ratio of 3
whereas the actual increase physical production
OF the in the level has that the real burden
of the debt has increased much the dollar would make
Debts paid dollars
compared with the 1889 dollar The other side of the
that creditors paid back the debaed dollars Creditors
cude savings bank dpostors whose deposits invested
and bonds and in policy
holders (whoe policies backed by the forms of debt
Debt related imitation another
The of debt
deficits which prevailed of the When
the debt sold the banks created but
for supply
without corresponding expansion of the supply of goods inevitably
leads imitation Thus debt of the called
the
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sALvo PERSONALS

| Salina Midgette and daughter
Shirley have returned to Manteo
after visiting Mrs. L. Y. Gray.
Mr. land Mrs. Floyd w. Hooper
were Norfolk visitors.
Lula Midgette of Manteo visit
ed here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Gray and
boys of Norfolk, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Austin.
Ellis Jugh of Manteo visited
his mother, Nancy Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Midgette
have returned home after visiting
their children of Norfolk, Bayside,
and Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther w. Hooper
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Swindell
at Wanchese.
William B. Hooper of Norfolk
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Hooper.
Lafayette Douglas of Manteo,
has been visiting his home here.
Melvin Midgette of Wilmington
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Graves Midgette, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning R. Gray
of Manteo spent Sunday with Mrs.
Kitty Gray.
Jimmy Hooper has returned to
Norfolk after visiting his family.
Pearle Twiford and daughter
Naomi Payne of Kill Devil Hills,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mid
gette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie NJ. Hooper
and children returned to Manteo
after visiting the G AS and
Jimmy Hoopers.
Bette C. Farrow attended the
Watch night service" at the St.
Johns Methodist Church at Avon
Friday night.
C. w. o. and Mrs. Cyrus Gray
and Penny of Norfolk are spend
ing "Old Christmas" with Mr.. and
Mrs. P. G. Farrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess Hooper
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Mid
gette.
Mrs. c. A. Midgette of Waves
and Mrs Hazel Foster of Hatteras
visited Mrs. William E. Whidbce.
Little Dora Hooper of Manteo
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Jimmy Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Midgette
and children of Buxton visited Mr..
and Hrs. Graves Midgette.
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FRISCO PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Farrow and
Mrs. Lena Walter of Portsmouth,
Va, attended the Little Grove"
Methodist Church Sunday. Nh.
Farrow presided at the 1900
o'clock hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrain Tolson and
children and Edgar Tolson and son
of Norfolk visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlon Willis.
Mrs. Allen B. Williams is in
Norfolk this week.
Mrs. George Austin and grand
daughter, Deanna Gunter returned
from visiting her sister at Vir-
ginia Beach.
Ralph Twiddy returned to his
work in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Palmer and
daughter Marlene of Portsmouth
visited Mrs. C. H. Fulcher.
Preston Basnett returned to his
work in Norfolk Wednesday.
Mrs. Earl Fulcher visited Mrs.
Lora Fulcher recently.
Zelda Austin returned from Vir-
ginia Beach.
Frederick Peters and son Rick
visited Mr.. and Mrs. U. l.. Rollin-
son last week.
Dianne Williams has returned
home from Norfolk.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-01-07

2:42, we learn that the Lords
Supper had prominent part in
the worship of the early disciples.
By comparing (Acts 2O:7) and q
Cor. 1871, p we learn that when
the disciples met it was to partake
of the Lords Supper, and it was
their custom to meet every Lords
day.
We believe that the Church was
called into existence A. D. 80, on
the first Pentecost after the res
direction of Christ. To know of
the organization, its doctorines
and fruits, we read the Acts of the
Apostles.
| We believe that the Church
should wear Christ's name, among
the many scriptures we could of
fer for proof are: Matt. 1918,
Christ said he would build his
Church. Eph. 5:23, we are told
Christ is to be the head of the
Church. Rom. 1915, the Churches
of Christ salute you. We believe
the individuals followers of Christ
should call themselves Christians
(Acts 1925; 26:2S) q Pet. 4:16).
We believe that social or politi-
cal prestige should never interfere
with our worship; and in order to
be pleasing to God, we must put
Christ and his teachings first in
our lives.
We cherish this land of ours,
founded on the principles; "Free-
dom of speech, freedom of the
press and freedom of religion.
and we believe we should never
abuse either of these.
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OLD CHRISTMAS DINNER
AT MIRLO BEACH LODGE

Fourteen people were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Meekins at
Mirlo Beach Lodge, near Rodan-
the Wednesday evening at $50,
prior to the Old Christmas cele-
bration. Steaks and wild goose
were served. Attending the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mar
shall, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Swain,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McCown,
Sheriff Frank Cahoon, R. E. White,
Sr., Capt. Pencil Tillett, Cdr. Ell
lery Midget, Mrs. Sue Ballowe,
Bill Meekins and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Meekins of Rodanthe. Most
of the party spent the night and
returned to Manteo Thursday.
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WANcHESE PERSONALS

Mrs. Bette Gaskill is i'll with
pneumonia at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Horton Austin, in
Hatteras, having gone there for a
visit last week. Mrs. Gaskill was
visited on Monday by her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. John Ward and Mrs.
Desmond Rogers of Manteo; and
on Thursday Mrs. Ward and Mrs.
Glenn Gaskill and daughter,
Brenda, visited her.
Duard M. Overcast, USAF, has
returned to Ellington ALB, Hous-
ton, Texas, after visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Overcast.
Misses Ruby Gallop, Jill Tillett,
Bebe Daniels, Donna Mann and
Lou Tillett attended the sold
Christmas" celebrations at RoGan-
the Wednesday. They were accom-
panied by Ezekial Gallop.
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We Ike TO think we have the best merchants in the North
Coroind Merchants Association To be q member
Of Organization Is truly mark of success OF
prestige Look In the advertisements Of your locd
newspaper and you will dnoher answer to the qes'
don Of who the successful merchants in your town ore
You'll see his advertisements telling the readers
huthfuIY and regularly. and in planned wdY
>. about his services his store shop his
merchandise.
These readers to have CONFIDENCE In the
advertiser and otocted to his store His dealings ore
FAIR HONEST shopping conditions Gre better
ond becomes apparent that poys to do business
with firm thut udvertises.
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DARE PUBLICITY PICTURES
GIVEN WIDE CIRCULATION

A photograph of Arthur Clark,
Fox Chase Manor, Pennsylvania,
who caught a 60h pound bass in
the recent Mays Head Surf Fish
ing Tournament has been circu-
lated to newspaper and magazines
throughout the world, by syndi-
Gates which received the original
picture from Dare County Tourist
Bureau during late October.
Circulation of newspapers using
the Clark picture totals, approx
mately 100000 subscribers, in
Canada and England, says Tourist
Bureau Manager Aycock Brown.
Other pictures now being dis
tributed include subjects from Kill
Devil Hills and Kitty Hawk, Ro-
anoke Island, Buxton, Mays Head,
Hatteras and Hatteras Island gem
orally. "Bill Sharpe, when he was
manager of the State News
Bureau estimated that a clipping
SoA eau Actually CllppCO Oluy dUOut
10 percent of pictures or stories.
That being true, Arthur Clark's
picture with his record breaking
channel bass will appear in per-
iodicals having total circulation
of more than so million sub
scribers through America and
Europe" Mr.. Brown says.
Expected to be a runnerup to
the Clark picture, is a photo cir
culated under a Buxton dateline,
showing Miss Connie Basnett,
briefly clad, picking oranges. This
! picture is being circulated to
newspapers throughout America.
including Canada and Mexico, and
also to Europe, Australia and
Japan. Another picture given wide
circulation shows three blue mar
lin caught off Hatteras in one day
with the small children of Capt.
! and Mrs. Edgar Styron standing
beside the fish. Another layout of
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-01-07
SUN. SCHOOL CONVENTION
AT WANCHESE CHURCH

There will be a Sunday School
Convention at the Assembly of
God Church at Wanchese Friday
night, Jan. IA. This convention is
sponsored by the Churches OF the
Albemarle section which includes
the counties of Chowan, PerQui-
mans, Pasquotank and part of
Dare. The program is under the
direction of Mrs. Gilda Gallop,
sectional Sunday School Director.
The public is invited.
pictures seen by millions during
the past year has been a series
on Cape Hatteras National Sea-
shore Recreational Area.
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Your LOCAL Merchant Is
YOUR quartermaster :,
helps build YOUR community
and carries large stocks
for YOU!
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FACTS CONCERNING THE
NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH
By BURL BRINN
Minister of the Roanoke Acres Church of Christ Manteo

AS minister l am often con-
fronted with questions concerning
the New Testament Church or the
Church of Christ. The question
asked most is, what do you peo-
pie believe? So the purpose Of
this article is to give a brief
sketch of some of the things the
Church of Christ believes.
The Church of Christ believes
that the Old and New testaments
are both the inspired word of
God, but that the New Testament
is the exclusive book of authority.
Everything that is necessary for
the unconverted to do in order to
go to heaven, we believe is in the
New Testament. The old law is
nailed to the cross (Col. PAD.
Many commandments found i'll the
Old Testament are also found in
the New; but they are binding on
us, not because they are in The old,
but because they were renacted in
the new covenant.
The Old Testament is the New
concealed; the New is the Old re-
vealed. We need the Old to help
US understand the New. The books
have been written for a definite
purpose. Matthew, Mark, Luke
and John give US a biography of
Jesus. We read these to believe on
him. The Acts of the Apostles is a
book of Church History, in which
we see the Apostles going
forth under the Great COM
mission preaching the gospel and
showing men the way to Christ.
It is the book that tells one what
to do to put on Christ. The
twenty-one Epistles are letters
written to Churches or Christian
individuals, instructing them how
to grow in grace and live the
Christian life. Revelation pictures
the destiny of mankind.
We believe in the personality of
of the Holy Spirit. He is not an
emotion or sentiment. but think
| ing intelligence. He can be
grieved, rejected or resisted. He is
the third person of the Trinity.
In conversion the Spirit operates
through the word. God has ordain-
ed that the gospel is the power un-
to salvation.
We believe that baptism by i'm
mersion is a positive command
(Acts 2:38; 8:12-38; 9:18; 10:48;
1850 Read Gal. 1927; Rom. 6:3-5;
Pet. 3:21; Col. 2:12. We place
no more stress on baptism than
faith, repentance and good works.
We believe that neither of them
alone can save man, but all
taken together secure salvation.
We claim there is no virtue in the
water; it is in the act of obedience
that we are blessed.
We believe that the Lords Sup
per in purpose is: A memorial
Jesus said: "This do in remem-
brance of me" (Luke 22:19). A
communion, Il Cor. 10:16). Not a
communion with one another, but
with Christ. 1t is to build us up in
Christ. The more we reverently
think of his death for us, the more
we are determined to live for him
We believe that the Lords Sup
per is for his people. That we have
no right to invite or turn away, il
is a matter for the individual to
decide whether he partakes or not
regardless of the life one may be
living or regardless of ones reli-
gious belief. Il Cor. 11:28).
We believe the Lords Supper
J should be observed each Lords
day. To us it is the most important
part of the worship. From Acts
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ENcELHARo PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen. Jarvis have
returned from Key West, Fla,
where they spent last week on
their honeymoon, they have moved
into the apartment recently fin
ished at the home of Mrs. S. S.
Neal on the Engelhard- Middle
town highway in Engelhard. K
Mr.. and Mrs. John ,Shaffer of
Washington, D. C. are spending
this week with her mother, Mrs.
S. S. Marshall and other relatives.
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GRAY-BURRUS vows
SPOKEN AT ELF. CITY

) Miss Gwenie Gray became the
bride of Conrad Burrus in an aft
ernoon ceremony, December 21st.
The Rev. Jesse H. Parker, Baptist
minister of Elizabeth City Off
ciated.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Gray of HatterA
and the bridegroom is the son
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Burrus of
Buxton.
They will make their home in
Buxton.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI--Si3,s00. OF approved: |:
modern 3-yI old brick rambler:
Ia baths. rec. rm.. close to shop
ping: also reas. terms for non-OI,
He 4-6400. HUGH 7. PECK.
long low brick ram
bier In q neishborhood OF dis.inc-
tive homes. 0ood-sized rooms. Din.
rrn., HOLLYWOOD bath. pleasant
screened porch. iarse landscaped
clean bsmt. Priced under $4,000
Drive out Risss rd., right on Anaehe
ST.. right on 33d ave, left on 23d
ave. Court to S7Ia, Call Ju. g.
1900 any time. BAINUM REAL
ESTATE.
ANDREWS FIELD, Camp Springs.
Clinton area Beautiful. new,
3-bedrm. brick ramblers. full bsmt,,
fireplace, oil heat; lots over 10000
So. IT,, level and fertile. Price,
S16,b00. terms. Also approximately
80 lots TO choose from on which
%Tp STnsr yill build LtT e ;, svis purchasers
cY, T-gl9I OIL. 2-i427. 20
CARoLE Observation-Disclosures new,
hns cond. wooded ootSs itp0iS iotl NJ ersnsp. S;.
and paroehial school: sls,a50,
terms. Cali HE. .4-8400. HUGH T.
CHEvRRLY :. wooded corner lot
ideal location. 4-yr-old brick; iEe
living ftn Modernfold doors. pic.
ture window, sep, din. fm.. 2M
baths. picture wind. IN bsmt.. recre-
alton rm.. wonderful closets. I'll
with tights. Beautiful oak wood
work throughout. Excellent kitchen
1O2l hawthorn st.. WA. 7-b356
caP1I31uM, I'LL ST. JOHNS pARIsH.a-
pe6rm. brick, excellent condition;
bsmt., fireplace; $1,000 under OF
sRpreaissskl. q. sk,s ciTY-WipE REALTY'
c6nLEGE PARK AREA--spiit-ieyel
rage for only Sll,f5g. Easy terms.
Less than year old. Many ex-
tras, Being sacrificed for quick
az SsoRSEs dYs aosHRTiEs osssRslsE fHp!sga! ap 7.
- b-room semiSet.
brick; gas heat. nice bsmt,. huge
yard: 5000 dn. and assume S1l,-
900 lst trust. JOHN L. SHELTON,
Realtor. 10. $4,000. "a
GREEN MEADOWs--lmmaeuiate O.
rrn, Colonial; corner lot: Earage.
firepl., gas heat, tile bath, fully
in:llsted. JOHN n. JOHNSON. VA
'-ovoV'
Evening star., 1955-10-06

LOVELY 3-bedroom brick rambler
with fenced lot and brick incl.
garden spr,sn full rec &C., rns; atSPss bsms; sr,s
Ss5b down al. huRcH REALTY
Co. 10, e-5eQ2. Open I'll q Pm.
eyes. WA. S-564l. ~
Evening star., 1955-10-06
FOR SALE So. tcsatl lHousEs 70, ,sAlE. hD. tcsas.,

FAIRFAX ViLLAcE-3e62 8 Ct. sc,
apt'; excellent neiEhbofheed; home
and income. Ii. o-7043. WILL
LOUGHBY REAL ESTATE co. -o
IHILLcREST SECTION - Custom
built rambler. / year old, 9 large
rooms. 2 baths. many extras. Owner
M must s ssA ~; ,n lr5zS2.
.-l-year-old custom-built spae,
brick rambler. rms. 4 bedrms.. 2
baths, 40-ft, clubrin. with huilt-ln
bar. l0Ox100-ft. lot. Many other
extras Must be sold Priced be-
low cost. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, Lu. 4-l400, Lu. c-59f9:
IHfLLCREST SECTION, 374a Cam.
den 81. Sc. - Detached brick; 9
Eoos e, Saths %s tisspissfs; Eaes fs,ass ss ssnd sas
must must sci. sf,: Can FLOYD Z. DAVIS
ESeninss, 10. s.oo37 %
HILLCREST - 4-bedroom rambler;
IA baths. sarage. beautiful reg
room, 2 fire places. Price ~, ,5yU.
JOHN 7; SHELTON. REALToR'
ifLCREsT.-2-bedroom bunFslov.
= more bedrooms can be finished
garage: beautiful location. Price
$2a,60li terms, JOHN X. SHkLs:
! TON, REALTOR, 10. $4,000 I'D
Nh. ALXBAMA ApE.--New det. B.
bedrm, rambler; fun DAYLIGHT bsmt;. .
GE kit, gas heat: $f5.960. HART
MAN REALTY, INC, Lu. 4-34OO.
I5So sS oSiD Goop HoPE RID. s.E.-s-
bedrm. semidet. house: close school.
shop ctr: S14.a50. WE b-Sst7.
OWNER MUST sELL--clean 5-Ded-
rtn.. g-bnth ail-brfck semidet; lge.
fenced lot; nm. rec. rni.. COW. loc..
priced low for quick sale easy
terms. 146 Upsai st. s-e.. Lo.s
Evening star., 1955-10-06
HOME VALUES

CAPE COD on A-acre lot with iine
ol dtrees. big complete kitchen, full
basement. expanSible attic. semi
finished; only 10 minis. from D. g.
line at South Capitol st.; S1,b00
BRICK RAMBLER--a bedrooms, like
new, full daylighs basement. large
Handicapped lot; friendly area: only
HONE AND y AcREs-s-room mod.
ern bungalow with front porch:
land partly cleared and partly
wooded: spring-fed stream on
property. Located on good hard
road near Brandywine, Owner out
Of the State and viii sacrtfice.
|DfsTRiCT .HKIGHTs--6 rooms, 2
baths, fun baseemnt, hot-water
heat; front porch; large land
scaped lot; only $13.5O0 with
81, 500 down.
we win gladly show any Of these
fine homes, no obiigation TO you
Of course. Phone now, Lo. 7-SeS7
til s Pm.
jim BRITT
1920 INDIAN HEAD HWY. 81.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE. Mo.
lGLENMI,Al;Rj' PARK

52l4 AUGUSTA "a.
Lovely detached brick Colonial.
large bedrooms large living room
with fireplace. separate dintnt
room. modern kitchens " oatns
specio,s s 'ie Iot With tfees s.g snd shruS.
berry; side porch and brick patio,
Convenient TO schools and Mass
are. transportation. Excellent d.
naneing available. &2l,D6O. POI
appointment 70 inspect. call Mr.
OLIVER 7. CARR. Reslter- -Bldr.
MA. S-e340 OIL. $1,000
Evening star., 1955-10-06
SILVER SPRING

0ilmoure Dr.. Near Four Corners
with ist.n. LAvxToRY, Srkist. st
bsmt., rec rm. space. Fine yard.
For details phone Lane = cricher
OIL. 6-3fO6 or RE. 7-6660.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO,
Evening star., 1955-10-06
HOLDER STEADY

Got the shakes" from driving owe,
Gafs houses aa0alaii1n st Months aIsds Cd Desos.
completion? Well. here's 9 brand
new, feady-to-move-in Bethesda
eplit-leyei--apd ] can MI In the
details. RE. 7-6660.
COLONIAL INVEsTMENT CO.
Evening star., 1955-10-06
IANGLEY PARK

A nearly-new 3-bedroom brick ram
bier with Ia baths; plus full base
ment with maids room. and full
bath; also electric kitchen. You
should inyestigate this. home II
price, S19,50O. Exceilentiy located
for shops, bus and schools.
visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
He. 4-4ooo til o Pm. RA. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-10-06
SILVER SPRING

NJ. Franklin and Flower aves.: yer,
lge. H-rm. brick Colonial: 1st d..
lse. Nv rm. full din. rin.. tabl,
space in kitchen; lge. heated den
PsHe5 Pss n I'm I'M. tTlnsi1s Tdi sn seSs ans
sell ell below 81 81 appraisal. Make one na
,qday: . WooDsIDE REALTY I co.
Evening star., 1955-10-06

DIREcTIoNs-From Lanham, Nd.
drive one mile out Lanham-Bowie
I'd. TO entrance Of GREENWOOD
FOREST and SEABROOK ACRES.
ave, iust 3 blks. from entrance.
lHOS. F. HALEY, Realtor
LANHAM. MD. AP. 7-s3oo