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Evening star., 1955-02-17
HOUSES UNFURNlSHED

HILLCREST HEIGHTS. MD.--3 bed.
rms. tUll osmt.; semidet.: conv. to
school. shopping ctr. busline: Si25.
10 s-5140. 25o6 Iyerson st. Sc.
sUITLAND, MD. - bedrms., , baths;
10. s-514o. $500 Iverson st. Sc
wHEAToN-s-bedrm. brick rambler:
nice lot. an-elec. kit. garbage dis
Will paint to suit tenant. Si1s RA
ARL.--a-bedrm. semidet. 1928 s.
Buchanan st. Sl00 mo. ia. S-4232
seas e.ssf ,th Pr H. SW@ysrse yfssdays downtown ts
hoYse, newly decorated; S14O, MA.
KfaNsiNGToN--2 sedrms., f,n. bn o;m..; ;
Nsvy Es yaES Ha.1 Gas SM Sssntrsl asss hss, Mr. NH
cH4aagM ssmast 04isn ASEA sos ,.S Modern e. s. srn
n, corner brick; rec. rm.: Sl25.
AuEER5BACH CO., D1. 7-6501. RA.
a.BEDRM. RAMBLER, s1oo mo
hsmt.; fenced yd.; 10 minis. Naval
aGdeias hGs ifas'' i IA aARRiSos, RSRIsoS II Inc pm
shWIos crseE saiEkHs: s1 kNM s2s Ssal mr. 54sk n4sk
heme: Sll0. ERNEST H. LUNG.
DI. 1921: 10 S-4363.
CHEtERLY -. Modern. 6-room, de-
tached brick home: closf to schools
snd shopping S125. ERNEST ii.
HiHEekEsT HHEd 81 iasl aEisHrSso: 20. Sb3 s5aes ssa5
24th aye. s.e.@zThree large bed
basement, bath and q half. $50
mo. Call LU. I-6572 for Inspection,
baths and half, 8 large Kitchens,
full basement, het-watgr heat. $3.50
mo. Call LU. 1-6572 for inspection
$50 N. MILITARY RD.--4 bedrooms
2-9211 or ia. S-s779. --l8
WHITE--vAcANT. 1909 Kennedy st
n.w.--9 rooms. Ia baths Is bed.
ms; rms .,sas. gas heat ea,, rec rm:; sarsgs;
EEUMANN, ma. s-232I. --27
S9.5O--ARL. --Redecorated. 2-bed-
I'm. semidet.. nr. Pentaeon, ri
I'm. 3-567S. days: EN-. 3-92OS, ewes
A.sEDRooM. a-BATH Cape Cod s An
good condition; living room; dining
room. kitchen with table space:
leeres tion room; S13b. WOOD
Co. 10. s-72oo I'll $50. IT
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ALTERATION. dry cleaning. !apn-
dry; small store but lively, bright,
attractive. air conditioned; suitable
for couple or two aides. one Of
whom, whom can sew well; reasonably
% inch blade. edseT. ~thn tirewood as IAa saw, w.
planer. CUTOFF saw tractors and
truck, For appointment. call RE.
INTERESTED in purchasing from l
to 20 accounts from an accountant
or bookkeeper who is retiring or
going out Of business. D1. 7-2503.
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION for
lease: located in Northeast Washing.
tom; modern station with excellent
facilities. Call HE. 4-7000. lie
CREDIT JEWEI.RY STORE, excel
cash ss ies sss. ca fSl exPsr' sqfsr H a. sSSs aSo
BEAUTY SHOP, including all fixtures.
for rent: good location, Md shop
ping center. WE. 5-6272. --17
RESTAURANT and tap room, busy
corner doing good business. $10,-
600. half cash. AD. 4-63o5. 20s
lots A sns sssse store ntH With
Of parking. Only $4,000; easy terms.
ewes. TIE. 6-2957. III
HARDWARE STORE. Annual sales.
$4,000. Well established. Shows
Sood5 profit! Csll Mr.; z1 sitktn; a,I kE; ;v f.
DhAubGSsTfoRE, ii SsfedaE doing $500 per day,
we'll established In largely populated
apartment areal Aforementioned.
Trial period welcomed. Shows ex-
eeilent profit, even though owned
by non-pharmacist. $4,000 plus
dollar for dollar for stock. Call Mr..
Sitkin. KE. 6-932S. METZLER-Va.,
RooMING HOUSE. Money maker.
sSee setween t9tsl price 1888 Ss cavsft "a eeFsSn s
MoNiEY-MAKlNG MOTEL at Ocean
City. Md. Just 2 years old. Nets
$4,000 per VI. Call JU. $1,000,
BAINUM REAL ESTATE.
RAISE CAPITAL BEST METHODS
I T. 3. W IEoAI M coRP'. Isa EstaS' SaIoia'bVnS' isos
Atty. Associate Wanted. MA. S-6225.
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JAMES L. DIXON q &C
ST. 3-72U0 LIZ

l--. 64. o. lUU -1s
COLORED-I350 PARKWOOD PL.-
Very substantial and very clean
Gl'0' ens leS sf5 r. aosern oe f0nssa
furnace and hot-water. heater. Hall
transportation. Sl2.g50. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l4ll: eyes,, EN-.
coLoRED-uPPER NV. Detached
brick; center-hall tan. large living
IN IN; wi, with .vsI freplase. ,;s , The sutsst
Dining rm., modern kitchen and pow
der rm.: 3 bedrms., 2 baths, end
foor. Detached brick garage, slate
1soo6HRs s REALTY CO.. MA. s-os0i.
COL ,RED--LARGE, detached home,
18th and Decatur sts. n.w.--Bedroom
sn snd os4 bedrooms nsrre and eys Sshs ss4G
Very low price for fta. Cash or' or terms. snrs.
JAMES s. WILDER, RA. 3-19i8.
COLORED--TWO.FAMILY, Petworth
y complete kits. and bath. plus
powder rm; PRICE and terms :ight.
SHALL J: WAPLE co, REALToR,
coEoREpMNEAR~ d Ef.n Il; n;~ isl ~ AND apCo Yong.
FELLOW STS.--A beautiful 3-bed.
rm.. 2-bath brick home with twin
rear porches, rec. rm.. built-in gar.
This Is NV. Washington's best buy.
Call Mr.. Mostow. WO. 6-2274; ewes.
~. 2-S432: TANEN REALTY co.
COLORED-HAVE A NICE GROOM
semidet.; near 9th and Rittenhouse
and bus. OWNER. RA. 3-606S.
COLORED-16th AND SPRING RID.
N.W.-Beautiful, Groom, 22-ft. row
house: inclosed porches; gas h,-w.
b.. b; hardwood floors throushout;
built-in garage; concrete front
porch: AL location: owner sacri-
ficing for 5000 down. $1O5 per mo.
Call immed. NO, 1880.
No cash down: fine home; mr.. shops
and bus: apt. income meets mo.
pgmt! Hurry! OWNER, RA. 6-6926.
COLORED-NEwLY DECORATED g.
rm. brick house. ige. rms, gas heat,
vacant, S175 down. bal: $50 90 mo-
DIXIE REALTY CO.. Ma. $3.50;
ewes. AP. 7-S757.
PLEASANT, 1900
block Ingleside terrace nw.-9I
rms, baths. porches. will sell on
terms or reduce price for cash. Va
cant and newly decorated. Ma. 8.
6229; eyes,, EN-, 2.S4T5.
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HOUSES FOR sALe-N.e.

CAPITOL HILLS-Brick homes: clos,
Up; and s rooms: some with 1st.
d powder rooms; fireplace: oi
h.-w.h.: full .bsmts.: flower garden
garage: S15.750. $500 down.
MORGAN REAL fi; ESTATE r. CO. 0'f'
GAL LATIN ST. AND S. DAKOTA AVE
3-bedroom semidetached brick; fui
bsmt.: opposite Govt. park. HUGH
T PECK. HE. 4-6400.
5054 9Th ST., Just of 8. Dakota ave
3 bedrms.. full bsmt.: assume Gl
laan: Terms arranged. DOUG M
SMILEY. Realtor. UN. 4-S260i
RTff2Q pApK
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BETHESDA

A beautiful 3-bedroom 3-bath RAM
bier on a large corner lot, with
beautiful trees, in one of the finest
sections of Bethesda. The kitchen
natural wood cabinets. The full
basement has q complete bath. fire.
place and space for q large rec
reation room. The carport has
ample room for 2 cars and the Iri-
yate porch Is off the dining room
Phone Mr.. Mccoy to inspect this
fne home. OIL. 4-52l2: ewes. DE,
2-501f.
EDWARD F. FRY co.
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KENSINGTON SPECIAL
MASS. AVE. EXT.
WOOD ACRES

Here is a perfectly charming Groom
home In one OF Washington's most
exclusive residential areas: consists
of nice-size liv. rm. with fireplace.
oorch kitchen, 3 bedrms, and 3
baths. Added features are: full
bsmt. with gas a.-c. heat. built in
garage, Venetian blinds and q nice
wooded lot. Asking S24,750. You
will have to hurry on this one as 1t
should sell this week END. Call Mr..
Smith for appointment.
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
d. 7-9057 Ewes, LU. 4.T7ss
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HOUSES WANTED 70 Rent
RENTALS
URGENTLY
NEEDED
HOUSES
FURNISHED AND
UNFURNISHED
LET US
RENT YOUR
PROPERTY

Dur demand is greater than the
supply. All sections, particularly In
NV. Washington. nearby Va, Silver
Spring. List with US for quick ac-
ton. Call FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES. INC. Mrs. James, Ma. g.
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AMAZING-$13,95O

Almost new 3-bedroom brick
perfect condition ;. table space
In kitchen dishwasher and dis
posal first-foor powder room
-. lavatory in DAYLIGHT BASE
MENT -. storm windows
level fenced-in lot. VA or FHA
Cau Milton Perman, TU.
SIDNEY z.
M-E-N-S-H
1913 Eye st. NV. Ma. s-644o.
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BETHESDA. .

BEDRM. AND "a BATH.
$1S.500. Very attrac. white brick
Cape Cod with slate. roof. close in
homes. End A., liv. rm. with firepl.
Screened porch, small din. rm.,
mod. kit. 2 lge. bedrms. and full
bath upstairs. Full bsmt. and gar
ACT QUICKLY on this one. W. B
WRIGHT. EN- 3-hf0n I'LL q
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COUPLE desires to share their home
with employed woman or rent par
TALLY furnished apt, completely pri-
vate, to one person or couple. Small
child accepted. WE. 5-5Sl5. ga
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
WILL TRADE . brick stores with apis.
Income, $500 yr.; no expense,
OWNER. uN. 4.7o0b. 30
8 LARGE LOTS
In Gaithersbure. Nd, for exchanse.
What have your LA. 6-66i0 ewes.
~a. ''' -l0
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WHEATON

0I SPECIALS--NO MONEY DOWN
2 bedrms full bsmt.. large lot, 3d..
500
2-bedrm. brick. full bsmt. SI1 800,
8 bsdr,ns;. recreation rm.. fenced
4-bedrm. Cape Cod. Anchor -fenc.d
ward, full bSmt S13,250
3-bedrm. brick rambler. full bsnt.,
! wear old: Anchor fenced, l.rge lot;
Sl4.l50.
3-bedrm. brick rambler: recreation
rlrl.. screened porch: S14,50U.
SIGLER IL CO. LO. 4-S3H3 TIL, o
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HOUSES FOR sALe-s.E.

ANACOsTIA, mr.. 18th and Minnesota
ave.-Det., asbestos shingle. s rms.
3 lgs. bedrms.. finished bsmt. with
another bath, gas h.-w.h. S11.95O.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, LU. A.
III S4og s,sIa ana ~; l..7yi28. l.7yi28. p,,, ..,.
det. brick: q rms, 8 bedrms.. first-
q. powder rm, full bsmt., lge.
Rsrrr EsRsia Iii iscs sIzssSs IT, as4o5 54nAS spa ES
s-RM. house with front and back
Yards Hot-water heat. Ii. 3-s442
S11,55O; 8. Capitol and Southern
ave: $3.50 down, $95 per mo 4
assume 50, 900 Oh loan--5-rm. semi
det. brick. full bsmt.. gas heat.
JOHN yadSo L. Shelton Resltor. "a.
BARGaiN--a-FAMIY. Opportunity
for non-GI to assume $11, 200 AZ
loan. Ideal location. Good Sc.
take So 500 cash down. DOUG NJ
SMILEY Rsaltor. uN. 4-s260. |
742 CONGRESS ST. Sc, Congress
Heights--Semidet.: 0 rms, brick; |
ia baths; full hsmt. II, 6-7043
i4S UPSAL ST. Sc, Congress- Heights |
WiiloUdHs9 WI ss%1; ssfss srks lG. rsTAfE s7Us5 eo.
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WHEATON CoMMERcIAT.

WHEATON COMMERCIAL.
$500 So. Ft.--56-Ft. Frontage
Improved by brick bungalow; fine To-
cation for Improvement or adapta-
BILE to many uses as is; S21 $50
Mr. Fogarty. Ju 5-7O24. MODERN
REALTY CO.. INC, JU. 1880.
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ASSUME 40 CT LOAN

ASSUME 40 CT LOAN
$3.50 dn. 1st-f1. POWDER RIM. Va
cant, Semidet. brick; nr. new Prov.
Hosp; 3 bedrms.; bsmt.: fenced
yard: storm windows. Call 9 It'll O..
LEO M. BERNSTEIN CO.
5000 P st. NV. CO. 5-3533.
COLORED--I7Ol End ST. N.E.-Cor-
ner brick home on large lot: newly
redecorated: only $685. down. Bar
gain price and terms. Call OWNER,
ME. S-2203 or TU. 2-O291. III
N. CAP. AND r. I.
AVE. N.E.--a-rm. brick; oil h.-w.h.;
DON BLAIR. RA. 6-94ON. is
LOOK! ONLY S13,950
SO Crittenden st. NE.
Mod. 6-Rm. Brick: Rec. RIM.
EX 3-5707 RA 3-014OI
Evening star., 1955-02-17

De Luxe 8 Bedrns.
Choice N. Arl. Location
/ blk. to bus, schools, shop,
etc. $139.50 month. All
utilities included. ia. 7-8500.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
WHITE HAVEN PARKWAY
NEAR GEORGETOWN

Lovely Enslish row brick home; west
Of Wis ave-: liv. rm:. sep; din.
Fm., Kit; s., lge. screened porch Is. s.
porch 2nd Il. Full dry bsmt., law.
gas h.-w. heat; built-in garage.
Priced at Sl7,500. Call. Mr.. Dell
for appt. JU S-1512. Exclusive with
LANES I. DIXON Rz co
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BETHESDA N. I. H.
Wooded corner lot. small de-
veioped community. dead-end
street. Ideal. 3-bedroom RAM
bier with I3x22 screened
porch. Farm fenced play
yard, fun basement with lava
tory. and auto washer and
drier. For, appointment call
Mrs. Davidson. OIL. 4-5472.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors. Uptown once EM. 2-o7l5
Evening star., 1955-02-17
RESTAURANT FOR SALE

RESTAURANT FOR SALE
See and purchase this beautiful res
taurant; fully equipped: ready to
operate. Plenty of parking: beauti-
full lawn, trees and shrubs for out
side dinners Full bsmt. lst-floor
seating capacity Of 90: end floor. )
large rms. for pvt parties. Only u
down and YOU are in business. To
show. call JU. $4,000. FRANK L
HEWITT CO. is
MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice and consultation by exclusive
full-time motel broker and travel
specialist. offering rec lamentations
on best buys in motels and sites.
Large motels with casn payments
OF S15.000 and up; small motel
can be bought for $4,000 cash.
balance easy payments.
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 WOODWARD BLDG.
-
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HAMLET

Rambler. with real charm and per-
sonality; situated among many more
expensive homes; 3 fine big bed
rooms; true center hall: attractively
decorated. Frequently sought by the
discriminating buyer but seldom
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Bethesda
Beautiful Kenwood
Bradley Hills Grove

Small gentlenaan's estate: precision
built like q fine swiss watch; center
hall. 4 bedrooms, finished clubroom
plus den and q kitchen that Is out
Of the world; IT'S got . DE LUKE
where to begin or end in describing
It. CALL DE. 2-5915. THOS. ].
FISHER & CO. INC, DI. 7-6S3O.
Evening star., 1955-02-17

ALTA YISTA--An unusual buy, fine
brick rambler with garage and
large breezeway. 3 excellent bed
rms, modern kitchen, huge base
ment; fine neighborhood. near NH
and all schools, bus at your door:
terrific value at S21,e50. FRANK
9; PHILIPS. OIL. 2-7006; ewes.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25

the chicks sold by Buck slghams
Farm Supply In the sro0der
house MI patteson is raising q
flock OF white Arb0r Acres larg-
or chicken OF New England origin
that is supposed TO grow faster
These chicks were started near
the middle of February They Will
sthat laying IS per cent i June
and SHOULD be laying SO PCS. cent
by August. Egg production de-
clines after a hen is about. l6 To
la months old. so each year tho
old hens are sold and replaced
by the young flock being raised
in the bFoods house The Ola hens
are sold to a meat packing house
in Richmond
The hatchery takes onls eggs
weighing % to q ounces aad the.
others ape sold on the ope,, mar
ket. Mr. Patteson finds a. ready.
market for his eggs in the lmme-
dite community and in D.tllwyn
There lis a lot Of work ID this
business but the dernan.. for
eggs is good, commentea Mr.
Patteson Compared to .aising
broners, it requires consie erable
capital TO br-na hen up.:o The.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25
J. NJ. Patteson Poultry Farm Near
Manteo, Last Weeks Mystery Farm

On the ridge Of one Of The roll
ing bills 81 Buckingham. within
stones throw III the James
River. is last week B mystery farm
Sycamore Farm. owned and OPP
Grated by James M patteson. II is
located about one -half mile from
Mante0 on Route Col
The farm has been in The Pat
tes0n family for about 40 years.
The Gibson family owned 1t be-
fore that. The home Is solidly
built. attractive. colonial style
house with large rooms. and high
ceilings The house is veil over 8
hundred years old, IN excellent
condition. with all modern con-
Veniences. Mr.. phtteson has lived
here for six years. He built the
bfooder and laying houses and
has built his poultry business dur
ing the intervening time Tie lay
ing house was rebuilt last sum
mer II Is a one STORY cinder
block construction. with 1000
square feet floor space
Mining Engineer
Mr. patteson Is a mining enPi-
neer. receiving his degree from
VPI in 1916. He worked for many
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25

point "a profitable egg production
For instance II takes about six
months 10 begin receiving a re-
turn on you Investment in this
business" he commented. and
with broilers. IL only takes 10 or
III weeks, and broilers are often
financed by the feed company
furnishing the chicks and feed :"
Mr. Patteson feeds his chick
ems mixture Of go per cent mash
and 40 per cent @whole corn He
may have to vary this according
TO the manner in which the hens
are producing His 900 hen flock
viii eat about $50 pounds OF the
mixture per day. A good laying
average is so per cent or 600 eggs
per day Right now Mr.. Patteson' IS
flock IS a little low but d change
IN feed proportion is helping to
restore the dsired yield
There is no standard answer
TO the problem Of raising chick
ems stated Mr. Patteson. il
just takes experimenting and ex-
penence-
Mr. Patteson's recreation in
cludes football gardening, watch
ans ttleyision ana loolina after
s h044 hold pets, tNo dogs and
Two cast I've been following the
VPI football teams since 1913 and
believe THIS years team has
more latent power than any team
rive seen plus an excellent fresh
man team last year
The entire family enjoys foot
bnll and they usually make an
annual affair of the MI-VPI
football game III Roanoke on
Thanksgiving day
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25

/ wears in the eastern Appalachian
coal region, including Virginia.
Kentucky. Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Mr. patteson married the
former Miss Katherine Lyon Of
Wise County Mrs. Palteson was
Originally from Abingdon. Va, She
Is first cousin Of DR. Philip Ropp.
head Of the English department
at Hampden Sydney College.
The ratteson home place Is
Mount Pleasant, an adjoining
farm Two brothers S. s. r. and
Jack Patteson. and one sister.
Miss Kate PattesoIl. STILL live on
the original farm Actually Mr.
Patteson and his two brothers
lldlD each other on the two farms
Jack owns and operates two
stores, in addition To helping with
the farm work G. w patteson.
the fourth brother. and Miss
Hansford patteSon. both live In
Richmond. @ w Patteson. Sd.
nephew. graduated from Hamp-
den Sydney In 1862 Mr. Patteson
Is also related To I5r. Cecil Pat
teaon Well known Farmvillf
dentist
The Pattesons have TWO chill
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25

dren Jack M named for his
uncle and Mary L. Patteson
Jack Is graduate of VPI. class
Of 1851 He spent two years IN
the army with the rank of First
LII. He saw considerable combat
duty IN Korea. AT present Jack
Is doing graduate work In Bust
ness Administration at the Uni
versitY OF North Carolina Mary
Patteson is senior at Mary
Washington College IN Freder-
icksburg. She is contemplating q
position as medical technician at
Johns Hopkins hospital in Bal
tlmore.
Farm 600 Acres
Sycamore Farm" contains 500
acres. with three quarter mile
fronting on the James River Mr..
Patteson also owns d small island
III the James River. but 1t Is OF
no practical value. About 60 per
cent OF the farm Is woodland. the
rest serving as pasture. or sup
porting corn. The beef herd con
Sists Of about 100 head of short
1ofn cattle There are two barns
n use down by the river, and the
me in the picture is never used
Mr. patteson plans 10 pull that
barn down
Poultry Main Crop
The main product Of the farm
Is poultry. Mr. ~Patteson keeps a
flock Of about 1000 laying hens.
This year his hens are Hampshirs
Reds He sells the eggs TO Buck
lngham Farm Supply in Dillwyn,
owned and operated by Billy Ie-
The eggs are Matched and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25
'I'ug.g,le

The Young people and Young
Adults Of Davis M moral Church
enjoyed a Valentine Party ID the
nom III Mr. and Mrs w ] Pc
nick last Friday night
Nj and Mrs. Edd Kelsey of
Mitchell S y are spending TINS
week with MI and Mrs P Kelsey
neal here They an attended the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-25
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

FOR omb,tioos mon to take over 81 obshed peofaoe
service stooo business. we'll looted ia FornvIe Fo*
wide evoke man who hos approximately two thousQAd
dolors TO invest stock ond equipment here % op-
porunty which does not often present itself For dells
contoct or write. Woer D SouholI fomWIle "a
Phone 1921 3 3oo2J your IocoI agent or MobIla5s,
Amencos lor9est selling oosoine
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-10
MRS. THoS. r. WOOD
ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON

Mrs. Thomas F. Wood had as
her guests at luncheon at her home
on East Etgh Street, Monday, Mrs.
Border Stoll of Springfield and her
sister, Mrs. Joe Dyer of Minnesota;
Mrs. r. K. Loofbourrow, Mrs. Fred
Rowand, Mrs. Bessie Kilgore, Mrs.
Paul Bangham and Miss Eloise
ROWand.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-10
WSCS Concludes
Years S Program

The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service of the London Metho-
dist Church, for the last meeting
of the year, planned a picnic at
the home of the retiring president,
Mrs. C. L. Hunter, North Main
Street, but because of falling
weather." went indoors and had
the party in the church dining
rooms.
Circle a, led by Mrs. Merle Big
Glow and Mrs. John Ford, with 26
members present, who won the six
months contest, was entertained
by the other five Circles that COM
prise the society. Ninety-nine
members and guests enjoyed the
evening.
Mrs. Cecil Laird had the de-
votionals, with Mrs. Norman K.
Jones and Miss Geraldine Henry
leading the singing of three songs
with words for Circle a, Were
Glad to See You Here" Were
Here for Fun" and It'll We Meet
Again"
AS a part of the program Mrs.
George Brokaw gave two very en-
tertaining readings, the "WSCS"
adjourning for the summer after
a brief business session.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-10
Baby Bunting
ShoWer GiUen For
Mrs. unblison

Mrs. James Richard Tumblison,
West High Street, was compli-
mented last Friday evening at a
Baby Bunting Shower" given by
Mrs. William Collins and Miss
Joan Weese at 118 North Main ST.
The honor guest, at the request
of the hostesses had taken her bas-
sinette to the party. This they dec
GRATED in lavendar and green and
here were heaped the gifts brought
for "HRH."
Contest prizes were presented to
Mrs. Harold Tumblison, Mrs. Har-
old Rowland and Miss Kittie Nc
Guire. Others attending were, Mrs.
Walter Haynes, Mrs. Robert Beck
er, Mrs. Robert Swaney, Mrs.
James Cummins, Mrs. Jack Cum
minis, Mrs. Harry Payne, Mrs.
Bernard Murphy, Mrs. Richard
Gibson, Mrs. John Payne and Miss
Donna Stevens.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-10
Mary Housnon
Tells Plans
For Wedding

Miss Mary Alice Howsmon,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Howsmon, Monroe township, and
Paul Richard Mouser, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mouser, Virgin
ia Avenue, have completed plans
for their marriage which will be
an open church ceremony perform
ed Saturday evening, June IL in
the Lafayette Methodist Church at
7:30 o'clock by the Reverend H.
p. Bennett.
The program of wedding music
will be by Mrs. Kenneth Rapp,
pianist and Mrs. Kenneth r. Fich-
ner, vocalist.
The brides only attendant will
be her sister, Miss Betty Hows-
mon.
Serving as best man will be
Jack Thompson. London, with John
Adelsberger and Charles Dowler,
both of London, ushers.
A reception at the home of the
brides parents for members of the
immediate families, will follow the
ceremony.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-10
Facts About
Folks

Reverend and Mrs. Greer S. I'M
brie and their three children,
Greer, Jr., Anne and Charity, of
Bowling Green, were guests Fri
day of Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Loot
bourrow, East High Street.
~ "
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Gist were
guests of Mrs. Gist's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cary,
of Plain City, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Keye, East
High Street, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Bagley of West Jefferson,
spent Saturday in Canal Winches-
ter and Lancaster.
~ y
Mrs. Paul Bangham, North Main
Street, was recent guest of her
sister, Mrs. Helen Boyle, in Marie
mont. Guests at the Bangham
home over the weekend were Mr..
Bangham's mother, Mrs. Mary
Bangham of Wilmington, and his
sister, Miss Edith Bangham of
Madison, Wisconsin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-10
GUEST FROM o6ERLiN
HERE ON ANNIVERSARY

James Miscovsky, of Oberiin,
long time family friend of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. K Loofbourrow, was their.
guest Sunday, his surprise visit
falling on the fifty-fourth wedding
anniversary of the Loofbourrows.
Pvt. Ronald Williams of Camp
Carson, Colorado, whose wife il
the former Fern Edwards of Lon.
don, arrived at his home in Yei
low Springs Sunday. Wednesday
evening he and Mrs. Williams
came to London for dinner at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. c. Edwards, East High Street,
and were joined by her sister, Miss
Helen Edwards, a senior in Nurs-
ing at Ohio State University, who
will remain with her parents for
several days until the summer.
quarter begins at the university.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Williams, par
ents of Pvt. Williams and their son
Douglas of Yellow Springs were
also guests at dinner at the Ed
wards home Wednesday.
Mrs. Williams, who taught at
the Beaver Creek School between
xenia and Dayton this past term,
will accompany her husband when.
he returns to Camp Carson Thurs
day.