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ANNANDALE, Falls Church-SIO0
down to qualified vet. Settlement
charees in easy monthly payments.
2-bedrm. asbestos shingle; y acre.
fireplace In pine-paneled wall. sep.
din: rm.; equipped Kit; small SCI;
play yard; dead-end street near
school: Sl1 $50. JE. 2-0592.
ARLINGTON-3-bedrm. brick. full
bsmt. rambler with picture. win
dow that really frames" a picture.
so. $50. VIII take GI contract.
J-W REALTY CO., IA. s-1S7s.
ARL.. N.-New 3-bedroom brick ram
bier: full basement. sep. din. rnl..
excellent schools and bus location;
S19.950. J. FULLER GROOM CO.
IA. T-44S7. lis
IARL., N.-Builder's own dream home:
must sell quickly. A beautiful pic
hill, 3-bedrm. rambler; baths.
maids room. rec. rm.; attached
garage; dream kitchen; loads of
extras; top neighborhood, S35. 900.
and worth It. Please don't ask for
tails can j. FULLER GROOM CO.
ia. 7-44S7. Ia
ARL.. N.-Move this week into this
lovely new brick Colonial, with
attached garage. "a baths; on q
quiet dead-end street OF individual
homes; price, $205O0, FHA or GI
terms. '1a s..ts7 :; FULLER GROOM Co.
DoWDEN's TERRACE-s4-ft. brick
rambler: 24-ft. liv. rm.:. lust on
rms: garage, ialousy porch: Will Gl
S21 500 with so down. Exclusive
E. F. STEFFEY. JE. 4-3447. Ia
FALLS CHURCH. Sl3.a00-3 bed
rms. plus unfinished bedrm., in
salated, big liv. rm., tirepl.. big
Kit; excel. loc. must sell. ASSUME
AZ LOAN. 1,200 cash can do it
pus ARIaslSedrm Ina slSsi SE BRICK aca'0a rambler;
lust SI4.750; will accept GI con-
tract. J-W REALTY CO., IA. S-1S7S
Sl2.350 GI nothing dn.-3 bedrms.
Lge. level. fenced lot. Nr. JEFF. Vii
large SHOPPING. MONAHAN REALTY.
OF! $4,000. is
SEEING is BELIEVING! Rambler;
! bedrms., 2 baths, full bsmt:; z
garage; lovely s4-acre lot; de luxe
GE kitchen, sep din. rm.: all for
$50. $50; J. FULLER GROOM Co.
ia. 7-44s'. la
GI ESTATE-Here's a find for the
newIyweds; 3-bedrm.. brick RAM
bier. with side porch rear porch.
f1repl. in liv, rm.: only Sl3.450; To-
Gated on l2-acre lot Just OF SHIR-
LEY HWY; a steal at $50 dn. and
less than $50 per mo. total pymt.
only one. E. F. sTEFFEY. JE.
JR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler; beautiful day
light bSmt. with f1repl. and plenty
Of room for work shop: built-in day
light garage with huge windows; 8
bedrmS.. sep. din. rm., beautifully
equipped kit. with natural wood
cabinets: all this in an Individual
neighborhood, just OF Shirley hwy.
: y $50 SO. #. of level ground lake
privileges incl. TO private lake: only
SlS,450: Exclusive, E, F. STEFFEY,
JE. 4-3J47. Ia
Mr.. SHIRLEY HwY.-To see some
outstanding values in homes near
this super-freeway in Fairfax Co.,
call LYNCH BROS. INC, Realtors.
Springfield, Virginia. XII. 9-575S.
JR. EsTATE-Lake. trees; Just of
Shirley hwy. 10 min. D. c.: new
3-bedroom brick rambler; full base
z fireplaces; lots Of daylight in base
own. on $1,000 50. it. of beautiful
ground. for only S1S.45O; lake
privileges. Exclusive. E. F. STEF-
FEY. JE. 4-3447.
NEW SPLIT LEVEL RAMBLER; 3
bedrms.. . baths. den. porch. at
tached garage. beautiful wooded "a
acre lot. You will say it looks like
a $50: 200 home; only S24 $50. J.
FULLER GROOM & CO.. ia. 7-44S7.
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EENSINGTON-S5O0 down; price
50 500: lovely bungalow with lge
liv rm.. > bedrms., kit. and bath
:. fenced rear yard; walking distance
to schools and transp. MODERN
= REALTY CO., INC. JU. 1880.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS, overlooking
Rock Creek Park, Just off Kensing-
ton parkway--New split-lcvel ram.
- bier. ) bedrms.. ia baths, paneled
recreation rm., large extra rm. suit
able for study or 4th bedrm.: lot
TSxl15, built-in garage; priced at
. S37.150 Eve. LO. 4-0141. L. T.
GRAVATTE, Realtor. MA. s-0753.
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CHEVY CHASE. located within easy
walking distance of Rosemary
School, shopping and Conn. ave-
Family sized, 3-bedrm. home with
.tosun porch, rec. rm., gar; priced
below $4,000. Mr. Smith. OIL.
- 5-36I4. with THOMAS L. PHIL
LIPS WO $1,000
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~ In nice clOSe-in area; has living
room. dining room. kitchen, powder
room on first floor: 3 bedrooms and
bath on second floor; side porch.
built-in garage; level lot and other
food features. Price. S2l 900. Call
WO. $1,000 until . pm. EDW. H.
e. JONES d CO., INC, Chevy Chase.
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FARMS

DAMASCUS, MontE. Co.'s .. with
main mouse ana b-rm. tenant house;
main house has 8 rms, . baths. :.
pwdr. rms. sOx5o swim, pool, ,
wells wells. with IN, else; lsSS pumps; a1Esstnsr
barns and silos, etc: in excel. con-
dition. Asking $4,000. Call Mr..
PAuL HANNAH. NE. s,41oo. Ia
DAMASCUS. MONTE. Co.--l27 4. with
S-rm. main house: outbuildings in
excellent condition: $2S.000 price.
Mr. Browning with NJ. PAUL HAN
NAN. 732 18th st. NV. NE. -4100.
IA
a BARGAlN-4 fertile acres, near
small, modern 4-room cottage with
hot and cold water: 4 large out
buildinss wired with electricitv:
ideal for stock: fenced and cross
FENCED; priced. very low. JOHN BUR
vile. rd.. silver sprins. Can Ever
green 4-3S46. IA
"a ACRES, large Groom brick ram
bier; all modern: on hill: : baths:
sURDoFfTT.. coiesyille. s.ftSsi Md.. iSns iSSis
Colesyille rd.. Silver Spring. Nd.
Call Evergreen 4-3S46. la
BEAUTIFUL STOCK FARM, commut-
ing distance; so acres: 4-bedroom.
all-modern home: newly redeco-
rated and reconditioned: nothins
e 90, lust move in: oil heat: beau.
all other necessary outbuildings;
large stream. several springs; land
very fertile, some woods: on hard
road, lovely location. 20 miles tom
Washinston. Howard County. I'M
mediate possession. Priced verv low
JOHN BURDOFT. ColesVille. Md.
1918 Colesville rd, Silver SprinR.
Cali Evergreen 4-3S46. LII
RETIREMENT
) acres, more or less; living rm..
fireplace; & den. dining rm;. Kitchen.
rm. on lst fir.; ind fir.. > master
bedrms. and bath; dry bsmt.; ga
rage: young orchard: spot for lake
with active stream; kitchen garden,
asparagus bed. This attractive home
Is reached by. a lane, and is away
from sigh and sound. Other retire.
ment homes for sale
240 ACRES. more or less. Anne Arun-
dsl fn., County; fOI x. ssS;0o0 70 2 Many more re
water frontage. IL a acres, r'v with - !.
bedrm house. S17,500.
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLERS, Sl2,-
sToREs. country general: $4,000
income, $4,000.
SNACK BAR with living quarters, ac-
tive summer trade. 81 800.
MARY T. BOARD
p. o. Box 115. Edgewater, Nd.
Colonial 3-633l
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

r., JUST OFF PENNA. AVE. Sc.
Is NEW-HOUSE CONDITION
Semidet. brick at price and terms
YOU can afford. 3 bedrmS.. finished
recr. rm. All-brick home. Call Mr.
F, 90 HazZa, TIE. 6-2430 for appt
- MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO
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BETHESDA, near Naval Medical-Red
brick. 3 bedrms.. "a baths. screened
porch. fenced ward. S22 800. I'm
mediate poss. OIL. 4-2663 or OIL
f6-T57O IA
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CHEVY CHASE, MD. (near Columbia
Country Clubl--Lge. brick Colonial
with slate roof. center hall. liv. rm.
din. rm., good kit. powder rm.; IND
.cff., 3 big bedrmS., . baths; stairs to
sd attic; att. garage; screened porch.
Most conveniently located: / blk
to good transp. and shopping: So
$50. BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO.,
81 .1D nl. a
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

Takoma Park, Md. mr.. Piney Branch
and Flower ave. shop. center-:i-
one l-bedrm. apts., income S3,IOU:
min. cash S5,0O0. OIL, 4-6290. is
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ACT QUICK, $6.500; $1,000 down
and bal can be on easy paytS.;
rms. full bsmt.. liv. rm., kit. g
bedrms, din, rm.: house beautifully
decorated. To reach: Out Of Rock
OF Darnestown on DawsonVille I'd
CLOSE IN-SI 900 down TO non-vets.
Price. S13.5G0. A gracious older
home In good cond. with over 400
50. It. liv. space on beautiful shaded
lot. Located In Mont. CITY. Walking
distance to Walter Reed. express
buses. schools and shops. GI ap-
proved. Buy GI or non-GI
Z. F. BLANCHARD, Real. JU. $4,000
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End TRUSTS

Ii buy ends at top prices, cash 1
hour NOT A BROKER. Day or ewes.
Eff you don't want to sell YOUR End
] advance cash on same at small
discount. RA. 6-22S1, ia. S-6676.
--l0
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MASS AWE EXT

truly one of the most beautiful brick
ramblers we have ever seen. 1st fl.
consists of nice size liv. rm. with
stone firepl. and mirrored wall, sep
arate din. rm,, mod. elec. kit with
dishwasher. disposal and Formica
breakfast bar, 3 beautiful bedrms;
liv rm., or rec. rm.. laundry rm.,
lavatory, 8 storage rms, and built
in garage. Added improvements are
wall-to-wall carpeting and rice
fenced-in rear ward. Must be seen
to be appreciated
E. Quincy Smith, Inc.
DI T-gO51 Ewes LII 4-7TSS
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BETHESDA
BRADLEY HILLS

Almost new brick Colonial with slate
roof on q quiet cul-de-Sac. Features
paneled den and powder rm. on
1st A.: 2-car garage; liv. rm. l3x2O.
din. rm.. mod. kit. 3 bedrms. and
l bath upstairs: partially I'm. rec
rm., alum storm windows and
doors: leva lot, 70xl30: beaut.
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LOANS

-OWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me retlnance your home and con-
Solidate your present trust thereby
reducing monthly payments and tn
terest and give YOU any balance in
cash. Call MR.. MILLER co. g.
1852; evenings LA R-5la4
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.-Several in
dustrial tracts, one to 65 acres on
Southern or RF&P, priced as low
as Sl150 an acre. LYNCH BROS.
INC, Realtors, Springfield, Va. XII.
INDUSTRIAL GROUND with rail-
road siding in Bethesda area; less
than a dollar per so. it.; half acre
up to acres. Ewes, call Mr..
Zirkle. XII. a-a09S. PHILLIPS,
CANBy g. FULLER. INC. lOl3 18th
st. NV. ST. 3-a40O. --15
$4,000 SO. FIT OF heavy industrial
land with small bldg: 3 weight
scales; ideal for metal or cement
yard ne section For appointment.
call RE 7-6443
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA

SEMINARY AREA
Owner transferred; 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; near Shirley hwy. school,
S16,600. XII. s-2l42. -ie
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coLORED-NoN-GI
VACANT-DETACHED
You don't have to be Gil To be
eligible to get this lovely home: has
3 rms, gas heat, storm windows and
doors, awnings, nice lot. new stove;
mr. both and Dean ave. ne. ST.
3-365S. Ii. 3-32l6.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

vETERINARIAN---Have ideal building
and location In Bethesda. Md. OIL.
eIst AND X SITS. N.w.-corner .
story brick bldg; store front and
ofices. $3.50 per mo-. will remodel
Cal MR.. SMITH. DI. 7-l41l: ewes
AID. 4-0S7l
FINEST LOCATION IN s.E.-over
1000 So. Il; on Pa. ave. between
Grand Thsater: RA. s-la97 or pc.
bldg. . stories and bsmt:; approxi-
mately $50 So. It. each A.; parking
rear; rear, $50, RAYMOND s R RUP- BY,
LARGE 4-sToRY AND BsMT. man.
sion avail. for philanthropic or
nonprofit organization. Prominently
located at intersection Of Conn. ave.
and Columbia I'd; Elev., OIL heat
Dodse, jr., WEAVER BROS, INC.
DI. 7-s300: evesv EN-. 2-s496.
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HOUSES TO BUILD

HOME COMFORTCRAFT-
3 bedrooms, all utilities; $500
500 dn.. $50 mo. On your lot
acreage or beach property. Call tt
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

sss mo. .stors No S.Ssdrm aqSd pay%s1t 5nief
HISrt, WA, 7-6l@s, Cox 4 CO,
GREEN MEiAEbhows-Iovely s-bedrm
Ssst; 81. 500 dn, JfiSle JOHN H. N.Si JoHSl n
GSfEx" sGN: Wa MEASSWs-1ovely EEafS5%js -l4 5.tm.
bungalow expansion attic, gas heat;
only y,o9' oSIH:009' 81; $500 dn. JOHN
With ", -. deposit. @ semidet. Colonial,
on 1st floor. : bedrms. and bath.
up; Full daylight bsmt. with out
side. entr Gas heat, storm windows,
excel cond: Price S1l 800. MOD
ERN REALTY CO., INC. JU. 7-535O
PIsCATAwAY 1s-acre vacant lot,
level ground; ideal for building
homes. LO. 7-0033 after q pm, -l6
SniILAND - 5-rm. house on Silver
Hill rd.. opposite Navy photographic
once; Can be zoned commercial
.7-O03. after 8 pm. ~
4i04 GALLATIN ST., Hyattsville-
Lge. home: L or Q families: 2 baths;
fences; new cond.; lge. lot; vacant;
S,.H 81 900 5000 1000 cash win exchange
highway. nr. Md
University: q rms: lot 1O0x220
new condition. porches; garder
space; vacant: S1.00O-S2-O cash
WI w exchange; OWNER. IA. 9-70l0
]. to 8 and Sun, II to 5. Capito
HEIGHTS. SOC 59th ave.-Moderr
det... . rms. and bath, automatic
gas heat; price, $3.50. 5000 cash
S02-S04 4Sth ave, modern det., Ice
liy. rm.. din. kit. and bath. 8 bed
Sa.650. $500 cash. Call MR.. ODUM
RE. 7-53l6. Ia
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ARLINGTON NORTH
TWin-Level

PROFESSIONALLY ToDAY,s TOP
VALUE. This brand-new, 4-bedroom
brick rambler has 8 full baths,
breakfast area and Thermador oven
in kitchen. sep. din. room, finished
recr. room, screened porch; enei-
neered for air cond.; 3 blocks to
school. stores and 2 buslines. PRICED
800 CASH
J. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
Radio Bldg, Arl. ia. 4-l155
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG e10 l7th ct. NV. mr.
Conn and Knew mod. attractive
best receptionist. witchboard mail
and telephone answering service
furn reas. ST 3.7654
OFFICE and desk space
In Dupont Circle area: telephone
answsrings mall service avail. Call
Evening star., 1955-02-14
CHURCHES FOR SALE
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR RENT UNFURN.-3-bedroo
home in Howard Co., 20 mi. from
Silver Spring on Ga. ave. ext: mod
ernized; $S5 mo-: avail. immed. Gail
Spring 1-1fSS or Sykesville 3-15-J
or DU. 7-4J43 is
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

IDEAL LOCATION, nr. New York
ave. and Bladensburg rd.-5.0o0 to
10000 SO. it., ground floor ware
house space, all facilities incl. re-
frigeration II necessary. Plenty
WOODWARD. LA. $4,000. lie
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MASS. AVE EXT

510a Brookway drive-Will go GI.
consists OF iiv. rm. with firepl.. sep
arate din. rm. with built-in book
cases, bedrm.. full bath with laun-
dry chute. mod. elec. kit. with birch
nseS side seseened noSc5 snd snd iSPoSa! pos
bedrms and bath; full bsmt. with
gas hot-air heat
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
Dl. I-9057 Ewes, LII. 4-77SS
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CHEVY CHAsE-SOMERSET
RAMBLER DE LUXE

RAMBLER DE LUXE
An almost new custom built residence.
offering much for the discriminating
home seeker. The home is a CENTER
hall plan: liv. rm. l6x22 with excel
wall space, din. rm., unusually large
all-elee. kit. with many cabinets
Fm., 3 master sized bedrms., "a
baths, diversified garage. stairs to
storage attic; inclosed rear yard.
W r WRIGHT EH "a SEOn 'til n
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23

from the text chosen from the
18th chapter of Romans, the oath
and 25th verses. He also selected
some quotations from the Book
of Acts. His sermon was interest
ing and inspiring and was much
appreciated.
The rain on Sunday morning
came as a great surprise as for
several days many people had
been expecting a drought of about
30 days. Coming when badly
needed, the showers did much to
revive everything that grows. The
gardens gave a bright, renewed
look.
The historic old bell that served
at New Castle by the old French
town Railroad Company to notify
passengers that train was about
to leave that town for towns in
Maryland besides Frenchtown,
was later used at Townsend TO
call out worshippers to attend SER
vice at the old frame church that
stood on the site of the present
brick church for thirty years.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23

New homes are still going VI
fast and quickly change the ap
pearance of any section or land
scape. Some of the homes are or
a hillside and give a fine view Of
the pretty countryside for a tour.
ist passing by in his quest fol
some lovely landscapes.
1t. and Mrs. Maurice Sharaboni
and sons, David and Bruce, have
arrived home after a long tour OF
duty in Japan. They few from
Tokyo to San Francisco via Par
American Airways, stopping at
Wake Island and Honolulu. They
are spending several weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Estella Outten.
Their next tour will be to Camp
Stewart, Georgia.
Going a mile to see a baseball
game was no unusual event a few
years ago. Then, while the base
ball grounds were located at Tay-
lor's Corner, many fans walked
out there to witness a real game
that had been scheduled there.
The fans thought nothing of walk
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23

Louise Chase, Joyce Cole, Bob
by Dunning, Margaret Hackman
Karen Hollett, Barbara Lawrence
Margaret Ann Mast, Josephine
Savin, Gertrude Smith, Margaret
Ann Sazitzky, Wesley Bailey. John
Dunnack, Herman Fortner, Johnny
Hobson, Thomas Kennedy. Michael
Martin, Donald Massey, Edward
Rogers, Andy Roth, James Syl-
vester, Elmer Walton, Ronnnie
Gearhart, Thomas Fretz.
Grade 6, Mrs. Hynson, teacher
Jackie Davis, Larry Dickerson,
Oliver Ford, David Gonce, Gene
Leager, Jerry Neal, Gerald Spear,
William Pearce, Patrick O'Hara,
Charles Hurd, Pamela Abbott, Pa
tricia Abbott, Louise Cole, Betty
Jane Hestera, Mary Jane Hodgson,
Margaret Anne Hurd, Anne Hyn-
son, June Johnson, Mary Ellen
Steele, Virginia Travis.
Grade z, Pauline C. Moore.
teacher = James Antoine, Bruce
Ballard, David Brown, George
Dunnack, Charles Mast, James
Rogers, Clark Ross, Richard Saw
age, Joey Walker, William Will
ley, Vevian Virdin, Bertha Mae
Thomas, Patricia Thorpe, Margar-
ct Straughn, Margaret Steele,
Mary Jane Starkey, Deborah Rit-
tenhouse, Lois Ann Phillips, Judy
Loder, Mary Grace Justis, Mari
lyn Jackson, Raymond Westrod,
Mary Ann Scheers, Leigh Robin
son, Betty Ann Hurd, Linda Di-
emicke.
Grade 8, Mr.. Mason, teacher
R. Alexander, B. Bowen, B. Brit
tingham, R. Caney, R. Cole, w.
Conner, R, Hudson, w. Justice, ].
Martin, S. Peddrick, C. B. Swain,
R. Warren, Eleane Walker, Janet
Sylvester, M. S. Salter, S. Ma
loney, Debbie Kennedy, Virginia
Hurd, Diane Hairgrove, Linda
Gonce, Janice Ellingsworth, Joan
Dixon, Grace Davis, Ethel Davis.
Joyce Carey, Norman Blendt.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23
Townsend

The Bay League is giving the
public a full routine of baseball
and many attend the games. A
new member of the league is the
Middletown club which adds much
to the interest and profitable side
of the routine of league games.
This summer should be an excep-
tionally good one for having some
stimulating games to give the
fans what thrills are needed. The
interest and popularity of the
league games increases as the
season moves on.
Flag Day was again honored by
the great display of patriotism so
cleverly shown by the Americans
who show a deep and lasting de-
votion to the national colors. The
display of flags once more re-
vealed that the American family
loves the flag and always admire
its lovely emblematic makeup and
grand meaning.
Despite the inclement weather
on Sunday there was good at
tendance at the morning service
at Emmanuel Church. The pastor,
the Rev. Frank G. Buckley,
preached an able, forceful sermon
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23

When the new church was opened
for service in 1908, the old frame
church had just been demolished
but it left a grateful memory be.
hind it all through the years
When the writer arrived here in
1895, he found the old wooden
church was filled to overfiowing
every Sunday morning and even
ing. The Rev. Albert Chandler
was the minister here then. When
the old frame church was remov-
ed, the old bell that hung in its
belfry so long disappeared with
it, and no one seems to know
what became of the symbol of ye
olden days.
One fine point we forgot about
Myers B. Donovan last week. Be-
sides a good citizen, he was like
wise a good sportsman and liked
to help both men and boys base
ball clubs. He often was called
upon to umpire ball game where
boys held the contest, but he was
as often called by the men play
ing ball, too. The spectators and
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23

players alike liked his fairness
and good judgment as an umpire
All of the railroads have bought
deisel engines. So the steam en-
gine has gone into discard for
good.
One thing that makes for a
great deal of friction in the world
is that a lot of people don't ap-
prove of a lot of things lot of
other people do.
Eddie Grace was a Wilmington
visitor on Saturday.
Harry B. Garner of Ocean View,
Del, was visitor here on Mon
day. While here he said he liked
Ocean View but he liked Town
send little better. He didn't say
why.
The race for the first tomato
goes on with the probable out
come to be on the date of July 1.
Tomatoes are as large as a golf
ball now and some even larger. So
far all of the growers have TO-
matoes about the same size and
as green as can be.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23
Clayton School
Perfect Attendance

II Sl1SSL L1tOOItNIulIN
Pupils on the Perfect Attend.
ance list at the Clayton School fol
the month of May are as follows;
Grade Ia, Marian B. Doughten,
teacher = Tony Alverado, Robert
Carson, James Cubbage, Pierce
Martin, William Moffett, Robert
Neal, Julian Woodall, Ruth Alex
ander, Diane Davis, Cynthia
Gonce, Lisa Robinson.
Grade lib, Miss wilkins, teacher
Jimmie Abbott, Arthur Davis,
Robert Faulkner, John Wayne
Frazier, Harry Hurlock, Dorsey
Poore, Larry Sapp, Helena Choma,
Mary Ellen Davis, Donna Dunning,
Barbara Hackman, Sharon Rutter,
Edna Bailey.
Second Grade, Miss Jones, teach
er-Gilbert Afford, Weldy Choma,
Robert Comegys, Jimmy Davis,
Corky Funk, Billy Hutchison, Bob
by Hestra, Leroy Mast, John Rich
ards, Arthur Straughn, Kathy Di-
emicki, Mary ]. Robertson, Suz-
anne Wootten, Ruth A. Westrod,
Jane Urian, Carolyn Sibityky,
Kathy Morris, Betty K. Fowler,
Candace Fennemore, Betty A.
Davis, Sue E. Burk, Virginia Can
non.
Grades 2-3, Beatrice S. Shorts,
teacher Roger Hengst, Robert
Justis, Paul Mast, Earl Murray,
Richard Rutter, Tommy Timmons,
Marion Walton, George Morris,
Sara Davenport, Shirley Wilkins,
Nancy Wilkins, Charlotte Sylvest-
er, Carolyn Ross, Bonnie Maloney,
Carole Leager, Daisy Gosser.
Grade 8, Mrs. Smith, teacher
Ernest Blendt, Richard Chase,
Robert Crossley, Dwayne Dixon,
Wayne Hackman, Andrew jack
son, Edward Keith, William
Shockley, Joanna Abba, Patricia
Diemicke, Rita Diemicke, Viola
Duchatel, Enid Faulkner, Sandra
Gonce, Gwendolyn Jackson, Judy
Kane, Lula Belle Morris, Doris
Savin, Patricia Travis.
Grade 4, Mrs. Moore, teacher
William Carey, Clarence Conner,
Allen Davis, James Greene, Jerry
Johnson, Donald Zozicki, George
Straughn, Ronald Thorpe, Ray
mond Fretz, Nanvy Lee Wheatley,
Susan Savage, Susan Hynson, Lo-
retta Dixon, Sandra Darrell, Ruth
Ann Conner, Pamela Booth, Daris
Beverly, Bessie Alexander, Patsy
Chalmers.
Grades 4-6, Viola H. Scarfe,
teacher-Robert Nagziski, Robie
Robertson, Robert Robinson, Ed
win Scheers, Roymand Sheridan
James Spencer, Jackie Swain,
James Timmons, Lynn Wheatley, |
Sallie Ann Daisey, Carolyn Davis,
Sandra Hurd, Hope Hutchison,
Carolyn Knussman, Mary Lou
O'Day, Eleanor Pinder, Daena
Robinson, Betty Rutter, Rachel
Simpson, Kathleen Straughn, Ar
lene Turner, Sandra Turner, Re-
becca Wiley.
Grade 5, Mildred Mills, teacher
Smyrna times., 1955-06-23

ing on the dusty roads in those
days and their enthusiasm knew
no bounds, regardless of the dust
when two strong teams met in
combat. In those days it took a
lot to cool the ardor of the real
fan of baseball or any other
game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
LiIiun Lorraine,
Ex-FoIIies Stdr

NEW YORK, April 81 (Pl.-
Lillian Lorraine, once billed by
Broadway Snowman Flo Ziegfeld
as 1.-The most beautiful actress in
the world" was buried in obscur-
ity yesterday.
The actress, whose real name
was May Ann Brennan, was SO.
She died Sunday.
She was one of Mr.. Ziegfeld's
favorite stars in the early days
Of his famous "Follies." But in
later years she was pursued by
implacable bad luck.
She accused her first husband,
Frederick Gresheimer, of keeping
her prisoner" for nearly a year
and stealing $4,000 worth of
jewelry from Aer. She divorced
him.
Soon afterward she slipped
getting out of a taxi and broke
her spine. She lost 500. 900 in
bad investment. Her health
failed.
Only three persons attended
her last rites-two old friends
and her second husband, Jack
OBrien, an accountant.