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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-20

Miss Lloyd HoSkins has returned
to her home IN Lynchburg after be-
ing the week end guest of Miss 10
Ann Cox Miss Cox has as her
guest now, Miss Sally Bushong of
Portsmouth Miss Hoskins and Miss
Bushong are schoolmates of Miss
Cox from Stuart Hall
Mrs A. NJ. Bynum and her sis
Ter. Mrs George Sexton. of Shreve-
port. La spent last Thursday in
Charlottesville and were luncheon
guests Of Mrs. Bynums daughter
and son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
George Booker. il Mrs Booker
had two days leave from work and
returned t. Farnville with h I
mother and remained through the
week end
c J Cox attended a Dealers con
pention at the Shoreham Hotel in
Washington the first Of the week.
Mrs Kenneth McClenny and Miss
Josephine fowler left Tuesday for
Montreal n c where they will at
tend the Woman's Training School
as delegates Of the Women of the
Church, of the Farmville Presby-
terian Church
Nh and Mrs. T P Reynolds. of
Cumberland, visited her parents.
Mr. and Mrs r W. Noel. on Mon
day
Mr. and Mrs V. c. Womack and
family arc spending their vacation
at Buckroe Beach.
Mrs John Summers and son.
Johnny, spent the week end with
her parents Mr. and Mrs John
Mayo in Schuyler. Ginny and Gym
thla Summers have been visiting
there with their grandparents fol
several weeks.
Miss Mary c Womack and moth
er. Mrs Elto Schroeder We're din
her guests Of Mi and Mrs Jack
Swan, of Five Forks, on Wednes-
day Other dinner guests We're Mrs
Bill Prltchett Mrs Mary c Car
vile and her grandson, Luther Vie
land. Of Lyachbmg. and Mrs. Vance
Pittman. of Gates. N c.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-20
New Waite Law


perty owners comply Plans fol-
such a structure be be cleared
with the commissioner of water
resources through the Circuit
Court, and must have court APP
proval
Local authorities are not GER
tain just how the law Will operate
they're still studying LEGISLATION.
Soil Conservation Service techni-
clans on the county level can act
III an advisory capacity only.
without approving authority
TO Circuit Court judges the
matter also viii be something of
an innovation. What sort of local
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-20
Little League
Continued from Page u

Randolph-Heni'y's Statesmen top
ped Farmville rs Wednesday night
in a see-saw battle. that could have
eone either way Twice the Farm
Vile boys had the game in the bag
only to let it ship through their fin
gers, Farmville batsmen slammed
out nine hits to get six runs. while
Randolph-Henry picked up e v e n
runs off Of only seven hits.
In the crucial return game Friday
night with Randolph Henry. Farm
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-20
School Case
Continued from page

FI1NtHlutu ITOE puSF 1
in preparation now.
Other Virginia school suits en-
tered BY the NAACP attorneys
against local school boards arc
pending al Newport News and
Arlington.
Judge Hutcheson, native II
Mecklen5ure county, has not set
date for assumption of tie
Prince Edward case.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-10-15

all ends suds Scum on clothes because it can't
make hard-to-rinse thick suds. and these
thick suds can be the cause of Suds Scum
film both on your clothes and inside your
washer. Hwashes with wonderful controlled
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TOWELS, LINENS anything washable
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all COSTS less TO use. One tablespoon of all
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Now you can save on every load you wash in
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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-10-15

can make clothes smell soapy and unpleasant,
look yellow, and scorch when ironed. all is
the modern, patented detergent developed
by Monsanto at the request of automatic
beginning with your next wash load, use
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Leading makers of Agitasor and lumber
washers prescribe aHwith controlled suds"
for best results. Washer servicemen recon-
mend all for suds-free, trouble-free washer
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take their advice: Use all!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-25
LOWer LereI-ArIingtOn

l-l45.6O Grey Carved Wilton, 12x10.6 69.99
l-179.4o Gold Nylon Broadloom 9x12.; as is
74.99
1880 Grey Wool Twist Broadloom. Okla,
1895
l-405O Gold Plush Pile Cotton, 63x1O.1O.
2i.99
l-ll9.50 Sandalwood Wool Twist, 9x10.5', $3.50
1-54o5 Brown Plush Pile Cotton 1894, 29.99
l-645O Nutria Rayon Rug 9x1O.1V- 1895
1-l47.50 Grey Tweed Cotton, 12x14- 1899
1880 Beige Carved Wilton 1919; as is,
$500
l-l35.05 Sandalwood Wool Twist, 12x9.3, 1895
l-l34.25 Beige Floral Administer, l2x11 A, $3.50
l-l23.OO Blue Tweed Cotton, 9xl2 1898
1880 Blue Tweed Cotton 9xl3' - 42.99
1-10S.95 Nutra Wool Twist 9x1O.6'---- $500
5000 Beige Rayon, 9x8.5'---------I9.99
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3rd FlOor-Wasliington Only
1895 Grey Carved Wilton, 12x15'; as is,
1925
1-S9 95 Beige Loop Pile Cotton, 12x14, 1898
5-32.95 Reversible Rayon, Nylon and Cotton
Rugs, 6x9' 1000
4-29 95 Reversible Coir Yarn Fibre Rugs, 9x12',
1898
2-29S.5O Whttall Anglo Persian, disc pat
terms 9x12' ------------- 1900
15-1595 Plush Pile Cotton Rugs, Axe 800
97-Yds Secs. sos Cocoa Plush Pile Rayon, r.
1T. width, SO. I.99
1-249 95 Green Carved Wilton 12x17', 1895
1-136.85 Green Plush Pile Cotton 11.9x175,
1895
1895 Sand Plush Pile Cotton, 12x23.1O',
1895
4-o1'JO OlSSH FIuSl Flle COVlOH, lZXlU.0
39.99
1-148.4O Gold Rayon Loop Pile, 12x14 1895
1885 Green Plush Pile Cotton, 9x7.2, 1899
1885 Green Tone-on-Tone, 9x6'- 29.95
1905 Grey Loop Pile Cotton Rugs, 84x15':
as S--------------------- 24.95
1-154.00 Rose Beige Wilton, 9x15'; as is, 1898
$685. Oriental Design Rugs, 9x12 1888
1-l2995 Cotton Tweed l2xl3', as is 1895
1-4695 Grey Rayon-Nylon, 6x1l3'; as is,
1893
1-3695 Grey Rayon-Nylon, 62x7. To-; as is.
1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-25

Luxury looking broadloom with
the wearing qualities of fine cot
ton. In shades of rose, water green,
light mint green, gold, champagne,
hunter green, cherry red and cocoa,
but not all colors in the 2 widths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-25

l-7495 Grey Rayon-Nylon, 7x11 g.; as is, 2.99
$500 Grey Rayon-Nylon, 9x12'; as is 34.9S
234,95 Green Sisal Rugs, 9x12 as is 1880
2-44-95 Green sisal Rugs, 9x15- 24.99
$500 Green Plush Pile Cotton. 9x12 29.9S
l-14495 White Rayon-Nylon, 1O2x17S'; as is.
1899
l-54.95 Grey Floral Design, 12x6' - 24.95
l-0l.25 Grey-Wine Modern Texture, 12x92,
1898
1-127.95 Grey Plush Pile Rayon, 12xl2, 69.99
l-l69.95 Green Wool Tweed, 12x8.8- 1895
1-272.5 Cocoa Plain Wool, l2x11.8- I29.95
l-2l995 Beige 1907 Nylon, 12x113'; soiled,
1898
l-239.95 White 1000 Nylon, 12x12.5' 89.95
1880 Grey-Red Modern Cotton, 12xl2,
59.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-25

225 SD. Yds. 1875 Beige
Wool Wilton BrOadIOOm
In IL and 15-f widths for wall-to-wa ON
floor covering cut to room-size rugs NDO@V9V
Deep pile type for real luxury so YD
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26

De Paree products. Mrs. Edna
Davis and Mrs. Wilhelmina Star
key are state and local demon
strators, respectively for NuLox
and Persulin. Miss Maxine Bethel
owner of Maxine's Charm School
talked about the special points in
modelling hair styles.
Twenty-three entries were
made in the four classes of conn
petition in the Hair Styling Show.
Johnnie Dallas Robinson of West
Palm Beach was first prize win
ner and Mrs. Florence Ali of
Broward County won End prize
for hair styling. Mrs. Mamie
Howard of st. Petersburg won the
trophy for craftsmanship; Mrs,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26

Bernice Brown of Daytona Beach,
the trophy for artistic attach
ments.
Judges for the show were Mrs.
Corene Moss, chairman; Mrs.
Louise Dupree, member-at-large;
Mrs. Curlie White, Mrs. Ollye
Walker and Mrs. Ludie Foster
After the completion of tn e
final business session on We'd
nesday afternoon, booth prizes
for registration were won by Mrs.
Ernestine James, Mrs. Rida Lee
Lloyd, and Mrs. E. B. Washing
ton. Mrs. r. Louise Bassey won
duplicate order prize from
King Cole distributors.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26
BY DOROTHY SANFORD

The Orange Blossom Beautic-
ians' Association, Inc. closed a
busy 10Th Convention on We'd
nesday afternoon. Officers elect
ed at the final business meeting
were Mrs. Alaine Walden, presi-
dent; Mrs. Kathleen Ross, list vice
president; Mrs. Marion Muldrow,
End vice; Mrs. Gertha Bouie, Srd
vice; Mrs. l. o u S e B. Riley
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Elizabeth Manor, financial sec.
rotary; Mrs. Corine Ellis, treasur-
err; Jimmie Lee Davis, parliamen-
tartan; Mr.. Jenkins, trustee, and
D. A. julius, dean.
Mrs. Walden and Mrs. Louise B.
Riley were elected delegates to
the August Convention Of the Ma
tional Beauticians League to meet
in Detroit. Orlando was accepted
as the site for the 1857 state con-
vention.
More than 600 beauticians reg
istered for the closely-scheduled,
4-day convention. Greater Bethel
AME Church was the place for
both the public meeting and for
the annual banquet on last Sun
day. City Commissioner DuBreuil
Mrs. Gladys Moore, and DR.. G..
w. Hawkins welcomed the as
ISOLATION. Rev. E. T. Graham
spoke, "Are You an Asset or a
Liability" Rev. j. B. Blackwell,
pastor of Bethel, warmly well
coined the guests and delegates at
the banquet which followed the
public meeting.
Mrs. Annie Ruth Johnson of
West Palm Beach, unit No. 5 was
declared State Queen on Monday
morning. Runners-up were Mrs.
Lottie Mitchell Freeman of jack
.sonville and Mrs. Mildred Will
iarns of Miami. A parade of beau
tifully decorated floats from
many of the 40 units throughout
the state was feature of the
Monday evening schedule. The
annual oratorical contest was held
at st. John Baptist Church.
A cocktail hour at the Booker
Terrace Motel provided the So
cial activities for the day.
A full-day of workshops was
scheduled for Tuesday. Theta NJ
Sigma Sorority, Mrs. Florence Ali,
lbasileus, sponsors the clinical
workshops. D. A. julius is dean
Warren Soned of the Soned Art
Studio presented an illustrated
lecture on contour styling. The en-
tire afternoon was given to dem
onstrations by members of the
Couture Guild of Florida and to
demonstrations by manufacture
vers and jobbers. Mesdames Ruby
Mcbride of Philadelphia and Mrs
Sue Barnett of Atlanta worked
with Mr.. Roper, manufacturer Of
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26
JESCA Nursery
Graduations Set

James E. Scott Community As
ISOLATION Day Care Centers viii
hold graduation exercises next
year. The first will be held at the
Liberty Square auditorium on
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26

Tuesday, May 30 at 7:S0 pm. The
other will be held at the James
E. Scott Homes Community Bldg,
1900 NV 22nd ave., ON Tuesday,
June 5 at 1870 pm. All members
of the association are requested
to be present.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26

Blanche Smith, special teachers
who work in the area of hearing
conservation for the Dade Coup-
ty Board of Public Instruction.
Providing aid to the accousti-
cally handicapped is a special pro-
ject of the Southern Region Of
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc,
with Pilot Center in Atlanta. Mrs.
Williams is chairman of the local
project committee; Mrs. Alonzo
Fannin. is president of Beta Zeta
Sigma Chapter.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26

Beta Zeta Sigma Chapter of
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority pre-
sented hearing aid and batter
les to Judy Ann Cambridge OF
Carver Junior High School on last
Wednesday. Presentation was
made at the close of the annual
county lip reading contest at
Douglas Elementary School by
Mrs. Chester Williams.
Judy Ann was selected for the
award through the assistance of
Mesdames Naomi Grant and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-26
600 BeautiCianS Close Meet Here

THE MIAMI TIMES-The Peoples Newspaper
PAGE 2 SATURDAY, MAY &C. 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
long and cape-pccket
NYL0N STOLES

Lovely oil white stoles cosy TO wash, quick drying.
Some with silver lurex threod
Elizabeth Post deep pore cleanser in plastic
bottle and your shade Of foundation glo. Cleon-
ser regularly 69c, foundation olo zoe.
Add 1919 FederoI to.. both 69e
Down Stairs Store. Neekweor
also Corners Down Stoin Store and Bethesda Budget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
special purchase -. 90!
W0MEN'S WALLETS

Loroe ossortment Of women's wollets, French
purses and secretaries Of English morocco, olll-
ootor, seol, pioskn cobro, Golf ostrich, horse
hide and cowhide Black, ton, red, postels
Nd ioe5 Federal ion.
Down s,ors Store, Hondboos
olso corners. Down Stars Store and Bethesda Budget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
II perfect 17.s5 TO PASS

The rpeeeton in these beautiful coshees do not impair
their beauty wearing qualities Short and long sleeve pull
overs long sleeve cordgons and dessnoker styles Aocodo
navy notuo gray red coro black, Sizes SO to 49,
Store Sporsweor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-03
substantial savings, smart
APPAREL FOR JUNIORS

Transition cotton dresses in solid coors, stripes
ond ploids Several styles in the group Of os-
sorted colors sizes to s Regularly 800 to
1875.
zoo to 1900
AII-wooI skirts in slim and flare styles Sond,
pink, green hoze, blue. beige and aqua in the
group. Sizes to 5. Regularly 500 and 7.99.
400 and 600
Orion and wool blend sweaters in q on
novelty and cIossic styles in assorted
colors; sizes "a TO 40 Regularly $50
TO 7.oo
Down stotrs Store. Junior Mss
eso Corners Down stors Store, ord Bethesda Budget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
| OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Confinuedl
DESIRABLE COMMERCIAL on

BETHESDA, 5000 Wisconsin ave-
Nice suite In modern air-cond. bldg
500 mo. incl. all utils and daily
janitor service. Can allot more than
ko o3G IS T. S fSssIs6sr 7S SEQ WIS., N
ave. OIL. 2-2l23, 8 pm. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
PROPERTIES FOR SALE

. as rms, bath, oil heat. mod.
kit. large lawn, garden and pony
Seneca. Mont. Co. $4,000, Is cash.
s. HCC {. ~ sl 1888 fF0n'ase' 80 miles
25 splendid form. brick. az
baths, o. h.-w.h.. spacious porches,
lush lawn, abundance Of shade.
Splendid pasture, horse barn, stream.
q :, miles les D. g. .HSe Near interchsnge
dsal OF arss family or Soe ente sssas
10 a-on good road. e5 miles
/ D. c. S400 per acre. "a cash
Is a,-Old house, splendid stream.
On improved road. % miles D. C.
$500, Is cash.
barn al hay and hSpSf wheat SsF s sfops.
So. 900 worth of modern farm ma
chinery. All-weather streams on
I improved road, 20 miles D. c. All
for 100000, $4,000 cash, lmmed.
ss5 s-s-rm,. bath. mod. kit, .
maternity barn. Near Near cisrksburs
interchange. % miles D. C. $50. 600.
400 a.-.Pre-Civil War brick man
sion. taStefully restored. overlooking
Potomac River, Loudoun Co., 'front.'
ling on c. e. o. canal adjacent Poto-
mac River. 35 miles d. C. $500
per acre.
545 a.--Cattle farm. 3 mile road
frontage, large stream. several tribu-
taries. IS miles d. C. $4,000.
! 90 a. and improvements, ada
lcent to interchange from new dual
hwy. Mile frontage on State road.
81 900 per acre.
| For rent. 6-rm. house, bath, gar
den, abundance Of shade. sos per
mo. Vacant
100 a.-Small guest cabin, never
failing mountain streams, high
scenic mountain top on Keys Gap
I'd. near Harpers Ferry and Shen-
andoah River. Ideal summer retreat.
so miles D. C. $4,000. "a cash.
CHARLES H. JAMESON,
DEAT nnD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27

Blue RIDGE MOUNTATNS--Estate
| property, mr. Bluemont. on GOOD
State road Manor house burned
stone foundation and chimney re-
main and readv for rebuilding.
patio and garden: stone barbecue,
tennis court unusual trees and
grounds modern furnished guest
cottage; about 10 acres: $4,000:
| terms ia $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
FARMS

FOR SALE OR LEASE-3,OO acres,
20 mi from Winchester. s mi OF
streams. many bldgs with a Ice.
house. Suitable boys or girls camp,
or country club. 410 Cedar St NV.
Apt. z. tn. 2.3646 -27
HUNT sECTION-15
acres; improved with old stone and
frame house. completely modern
lied; 3 bedrms.. y baths. liv. rm..
fireplaces: bank barn with box
stalls, good paddocks; small swim
ming Tool: frame cottage; bold
stream: easy committing distance
TO Washington on hard surface road
in excellent neighborhood. Asking
$4,000. The best OF financine,
with long terms. Call or drive out
70 GRASTY e. CO. Middlebure Va.
Phone 525l or e08l 81
FOR SALE-173-acre farm. approx.
100 mi from D. c. in Hampshire
County. :, West virginia: 7-rm,
s sSEJe So,. :trea% noo sUrins
other outbuildings; % acres under
cultivation: pulp and timber: low
taxes; under $40 000 Write. CAL
WIN KUMP Route ! Gore. Virginia
ESTATE FARM-363 acres Of beau
titul rolling countryside. go acres
Of which is highly cultivated and
40 acres Of asture: mile Of
beadt... fresh, clean river frontaee
Just slightly over an hours ride
from Wash Colonial home. rebuilt
and moderniEed with . baths; hot;
running water. Completely furn
modern outbuildlnRs. - head of
cattle and turkey brooding equip.
The most wonderful hunting. fish,
ing and swimming right on YOUR
own property. Msny farms the
same area have recently been sold
only S4sS1 for farm and home.
completely furn. Call wo 6.733f
or ia. 9-9l23. ask for MR. HIM
ELFARB, --27
Az UNUSUAL SPOT. In the Blue
on the historic Appalachian Trail;
n-story, 4-rm house, with stone
foundation; basement, porch. .
shimneys' lse, %.story barn could
purposes; all hldss. in excellent
tTess about 90 Scre soA more 0s aerease
available; $4,000; terms. ia
CABIN ON MT. STREAM, Front
ccRicKENRERoER AGENT "a, $.
bsVb. ---.7
2h0-ACRE stock and dairy farm;
Wash, market; all grass. Pooles-
2iN ACRE MONTGOMERY co.
OPERATING. STOCK FARM. mr..
Rte IS well fenced and watered
good 1O-rm house, lge bank barn.
lights and water; other good out
hldes, silo: Is mi. from d. c.:
J mi paved I'd front A real bar.
gain al S2H0 per acre. owner will
take house IN trade up 10 SEQ 600.
CASTLEBERRY Broker oil 4
MARKHAM, VA, IS miles 70 D C.
streams pond sites: 5000 per acre
PETERS REALTY, phone Mt. Crick-
enbcrfer. IA. S-f9fA for inspection.
---"7
MT. AIRY. near Woodbine, sos. OO0
.-Tenant-operated ll3-acre dairy
farm. House and several farm
buildings SOUND. but need repair
Several good springs for water.
SOL In hieh, state o. PRODUCTIVITY
MIN rgy' qgIoyE. 700 ME- s-lSsl'
JOHNS HOPKINS ems
ployes---New Cape Cod with . acres,
more land. available, Price. $4,000.
suns and ewes, Mrs Steed Ju.
S-37SO BERNARD r BROgIUS,
Realtor, Ju D-042d
MARSHALL HALL. MD, 90 min.
from y. C--26 acres, Term. house
$500 cash, Call SISSON. River
side 3-3sB2
MODERN 2-bedrm. lia-story home;
pine panelea on approx, 90 acres !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
REALTOR
Poolesville 1852

AUTHENTIC 18th CENTURY Co
lonial brick mcnor, l rms; approx.
30 acres; $4,000 Additional acre.
are, farm and mod. dwelling avail |;
Poolesville area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
OLD VIRGINIA HOiTESTE1D-Ic

OVER 200 ACRES. mr.. Chesapeake
beach; ten. house, . tobacco barns,
stable; priced at $4,000: sub. dn.
payt. InIIIS MILLER, REALTnR.
UN. 4-2723 -27
$50 DOWN, $40 MONTH, buys for
$500. 81 acres young and saw
timber; pond site; power line; 20
miles south D. c.; white community
TIE. R-413t oS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-27
FARMS tcont.i

NEAR CHANCELLORSvILLE, Va
About 1872 acres, mostly fenced, was
good hunting nSa on DO place. Main house us;
and guest cottage, barns, cleo. two
good wells. tractor; all in good con-
dition. Asking $4,000. Consider
rental. Call Mr.. KING Tk 6-072S.
TOBACCO AND GENERAL FARM
on State Road. rs miles. d. c..
near West River and Ches, Bay; 3
houses; 2 barns, other bldgs.: lac
acres with So q. cleared. This is a
gooeedo az farm and q good value a!
farmer. WALTER M. BAUMAN,
Agent: 1929 Goth ST.. NV. Ma.
S-6229. Ewes. Sum-, call Mr.. Bowie,
EN-. 3-6235.
200 ACRES WOODLAND. springs,
cleo. phone, State road: near town;
S25 acre. BURTON REALTY CO..
Realtor, Loving, Va. Tel. $50.
NEAR LEESBURG, VA.-Excellent
Loudoun co. dairy farm now in OPP
Grafton. 425 acres > lovely large
homes, plus 3 tenant houses. barns.
silos. Fully equipped including all
farm equipment, dairy stock, grow
ing crops. etc. A. good buy ct Sl75,-
49, &aADlAAAG IL N0HAPpCllt 0Es u
O173. JE. 3-9067,
HOWARD CO., GAINESVILLE area
APPROX. 4 acres, only $14,750, with
house, chicken house, garage. Reas
terms. SANDY SPRING REALTY
CO, Spring 4.2421.
GERMANTOWN MD.-Opportunit Is
knocking loudly right now. near the
Atomic Energy Commission site
We have. 3 farms from $50 to SOC
acres, all excellent Tor price ap-
probation. Substantial cash Il
necessary. Lund CO. 5-09SS, Ii
6-l233.
FOR RENT-130-acre pasture and
good barn, near Aide, in Loudoun
County Va. Plenty water and shade.
Phone Dunkirk 5-7753 at Vienna,
Va.
LOUDOUN COUNTY-55 fertile acres
OF level land within easy driving
distance Of Washington. 5-bedroom,
31a-bath traditional American brick
basement and 2-car attached ga
rage. House is surrounded by a
beautiful lawn complemented by
tastefully engineered landscaping
which includes a tennis court. For
those who are construction minded
the house is fully insulated, has ran
dom width pegged hardwood floors,
INN eculate inside and out, has
double septic field, water softening
unit and deep we'll which has pro-
vided more than adequate water
supply, even in drought periods
All Of this can be yours for less
than $4,000, Cnll Capt Heagy
at Manassas. 1851. NARcTELLER
McCABE a. CO.. ia. 5-3407.
I69 ACRES, partly clear: good all
weather spring that could be
damned. Plentiful game: about 3
miles from Front ROYAL in beauti-
full setting. S6250 with 81 900
down. 10. 2-6237. -27
A SMALL FARM, bound BY water,
a good boat landing on a river
that outlets in the Potomac. For
further information. JU. 9-S601.
27s
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SUCCESS
WESTMONT

Columbia pike and Giebe I'd, nearby
Arlington. Va.-LArge shopping cen
ter with ample parking space. Has
. stores available Excellent loca.
ton on maio tlproughfare SIDNEY
2. MENSH CO. Ma. 6-6ii0.
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A SMALL FARM. bound by water,
a. good boat landing on a river
That outlets In the Potomac. For
further information. JU. 9-s601.
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1ST COMMERCIAL,

This 4s.ft, wide property fronts
from the heart Of Anacostia's grow
ms business section: the building
Is arranged for 2 apts. Suitable for
almost any type Of business. church
or organization, Priced cheap for
commercial property, For Apt. 10
inspect call