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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07
Sherwood High
Graduation Set

Sherwood High School in San,
dy Spring will hold graduation
exercises Tuesday. The gradu-
ates are:
Academic: AIlnutt, Harold Byron, Con-
nelly. William Alexander, Ewin, Jr., Rob
ert Dixon, Hunt, Richard Everett. Masse,
David Thomas, GLAND, Jr., Charles David,
Slade, William Mann Irvine Voris, Law
renee Leroy, Butts, Susanne, Daniels, San
dra Jane, Gordon, Ellen Jane, Justice
Murray, Elizabeth Anne, Stewart, Mary
Cook, Williams, Jane Kendall, thinner
man. Mary Louise
Commercial: Daniels, Sharon Cay,
Gregg, Margaret Ellen, Jenkins, Anna Hair
riet Kennedy, Margaret Marie, Kibler
Mary Lucy, Miller, Janet Louise, Nichols
Phyllis Anne, Pack, Joan Carol, Stephens,
Sarah Elizabeth, Tracy, Carol Lee, Zirn,
Elizabeth Anne
General: Athey, Edward Snowden, Garlic
Jr., Donald Alton, Casson Charles Bull
finch Anthony, Conn, Jerry Devoe, Crosby,
James Stanley, Hipp, Furman P1nkney Jr,
Johnson, William Aulfred, Kimball, Je-
rome Kenneth, King, Jay Philip, Leizear,
liam Drew, Stackhouse, Paul Melvin, Toll
ley, William Rufus, Tyler, Marshall Lee,
Bryan, Shirley Lee, Dickie Jeanne Kath-
ryn, Diehl, Margaret Elizabeth, Eccleston,
Patricia Ann, Hitz, Elaine, letters, Betty
Lou. johnson. Alverta Mae, Kisner, Betty
Jane, Dindsey, Sandra Joyce, Rife, Joy
Ann.
Vocational: Athey William Larry, Bean.
James Lewis Bozievich, John Kenneth,
Burroughs, George Albert Burton, William
Granville, Cooper, David Walter Dublin,
Robert William Eley, Jr., George Frank
lin Hobbs, Thomas Phillip Janney, Rich
ard White, Jr., OKeefe, Donald Granville
Pastros, Joseph Edward, Purdum, James
Walter, Santni, Thomas Settimio, Weaver
John Paul, Wolfrey, Vernon Craven.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07
Damascus High
Gives Diplomas
Damascus High Schol will hold
graduation exercises Tuesday.
.ttho oraduatac ara.

Damascus 1lgh SchoI Will nold
graduation exercises Tuesday.
The graduates are:
Academic: Cue Ronald Lee, Magruder,
Fred Winfield Schwarz, Klaus Wilhelm,
Watkins Wayne Sellman, Poole, Wanda
Lorraine.
Commercial; Beall, James Luther, King,
Janet Louise, MullineX, Mary Jane, Tab
Ter, Margaret Joyce.
General: Carey, Jack Buckley, Carlton.
Charlues Allen, Goad, Robert Charles,
Hawkins Thomas Franklin, Hawkins, Will
liam Washington Jr. Holsinger, John
Franklin, Keller, Ronald Franklin, Me-
dairy, Paul William, Monkey, Kenneth
Wayne, Purdum, Allan Roscoe, Rhinehart,
Edwin Eugene, Runkles, Lester Routzahn
Jr,, Thompson, Clarence Lee, Bell, Mary
Dolores, Bennett, Shelby Jeanne, Black,
Helen Louise, Burdette, RoSalie Nadine,
Clayton, Martha Ferne, Grimes. Roberta
Ann, Hanning, Audrienne Mae, Hargett,
Esther Lucille, Hunt, Elizabeth Mae, King,
Ruth Carolyn, King, Margaret Ann, King,
Macy Roberta, MacNab, Nancy Chase. Nc
Daniel, Patricia Ann, Miller, Evelyn Louise
Miller, Virginia Ann, Nichols Jane Estelle
Oland Marilyn Eileen, Rice Susan Mar
garet Rogers, Norma Jean, Seal, Ida Mae
Smith, Evelyn Virginia, Steele, Barbara
Janet, Woodfield, June Marie.
Vocational Burdette, Allen Eugene
Burroughs, Clifton Edward Carr, Burtor
CroXell, Dutrow, Merhle Eugene, Fry
James John Jr., johnson, Donald Ray
King, Paul Richard, Leishear, Jack Vernon
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07
Graduates Get
Degrees Monday
In Gaithersburg

Graduation exercises at Gath.
ersburg High Schol are scheduled
for Monday. The graduates are:
Academic: Clark. Ronald Grey, Garrett,
William Edison, Howard, Donald Eugene.
kle, Bryan linn Jr., Reed, James Mor-
den, Sandison, Ernest Forte, 1ruitt Rob
ert Moreland, Anderson, Grace Elizabeth,
Darby, Mary Jo howard, Nancy Jean,
boyle, judith Mary, Lake, Elizabeth Mar
garet, Murphy, Margaret Irene, Noffsinger,
hay Ann, Scnumacner, Betty Lou, Scnu-
macher, Kathryn Dee.
Commercial: hawkins, Robert Earl, Au-
VII Joe Anne, Begin, jeanne Irene, Brown,
Shirley Mae, Catron Mildred Virginia,
Clayborne, Eva Mary Edwards, Joan Barr
fraiey Helen arole Green, Barbara Ann,
Hayward, Patricia Ann, Hessie, Bette
Jean, wood, Shirley Elizabeth, Zetts, Pa
trlcia May.
General: Armstrong Robert Thomas,
Baker, Robert Edward, Ballenger, Floyd
Nelson BOhrer, Carlton Robert, Briggs,
Guy Vinton, Cooper, james HartzeIl, Cover,
Jehu Fell, Dove, James Allen, carp, Carroll
Henry, Eisel, William EDWARD, Gioyd,
Gary Mcfarland, Graham, Robert Wesley,
Griggs, Warren Charles Mercer, Harding,
Charles Buddy, Holbrook Jerome Leon
ard, Kephar, Fenton Jerome, Landon,
Donald Bruce, Long, Wiilam FRANCIS,
Moore, John Paul, MoXley, Robert Webster,
Myers, Richard Warrne, Rogers, Claude
aubrey JT't f1oIuck, huSsel royce, oWdHl,
Ernest julius, sylvester, Harold Frederic
Jr., Thompson, James Edward Wander Sys,
John Cruzier. Walters, John Rufus. Ward,
Jerry Wellington, Watson, Jack Mitchell
Jr., Wigle, Gordon Spaulding. Williams,
Keith Shawaker, Wood1ied David George,
Barnes, Wilma jeanette, Caulfield, Helen
Augusta, Dashiell, Ruby Blanche, Demory,
Priscilla Diane, Donivan, Maryesta, Dudley,
Florence Marie, Edwards, Frances Ma
risa, Galaher. Alice Louise, Graybil,
Nancy DeLong, Griggs Elsie Jane, Hayes,
Janet Virginia, Holsinger, Marjorie Jean,
kessell, Alice Faye, King, Ruby Marie,
Lagerson, Alice Elizabeth, Marcuccio, An
gele Ruth, Miller. Peggie Joice, Palmer,
Martha Ann, Rpnion, Joan Dolores, Stang,
Mary Lois, Talbot, Mary Helen, Walker,
Constance Lee, Ziemeis, Ina.
Vocationalu: Darby, robert Dudley, Fos-
ter, Delmas Robert, Graham, John VIII
liam Mann, Huerta, Roberto Della, Staley,
Donald Ray.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07
Carver Event
On Wednesday

Graduation exercises at Carver
High School, Rockville, are scned.
uled for Wednesday. The gradu.
ates are:
Academic: Hill, Robert c, Thornton,
Robert Herbert, Barbour, Georgeana Bea-
trice, Clarke, Christine. Churchfield, Ger
trude Elaine, Daye Alma Rebecca, De-
Graft, Barbara Anne, Harris, Ida Mae,
Jones, Anette Ethonia, Prather, Ida Mae
Elois. Turner, Joyce Patricia, Waters, Ruth
Ann
Commercial: Carter, Melvin, Christian.
Catherine Mollie. Frazier, Jean, Gray, Ula
Bernice. Greene, Vauda Diana, Hawkins,
Shirley Estellue Holsto1S Joseline Jack
son, Margaret Earl, Tyler, Elizabeth Lee.
General: Dorsey, Donald Edward. Hope,
Otis, Shelton, Clyde, Adams, Alice Dor
othy, Copeland, Mary Marie, hopkins,
Merle Elaine, Isreal, Violet Louise, Lyles,
Roberta Idella, Randolph, Katherine bea-
trice, Stewart, Marie Alice.
Vocational: Brooks CecilE., Copeland
Charles Henry, Davis, Rodney Tyrone
Foreman, James Jr, Frazier, Leonard
Roger, johnson, Junius Lee, Kyle, Ernest
Earn Jr., Owens, Kenneth, Red, Donald
James, Nelson, Lester James, Dove, Alene
Levarne. Fields, Julia Hayes. Frazier,
Aida Mary, Hawkins, Gladys Marie, Hen
derson, Carol Henrietta, Marbley, Winifred,
Prather, Carolyn Renee, Prather, Willis
tine Octavia, Ross, Alice Marie, SmIIn,
Josephine Alemita Taylor, Ruby Ger
trude. Taylor, Ruth Geraldine, Tracy, Re-
gina Aletta, Warren, Mildred Aurellia,
watkins, Esther Olivia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07
Exercises Set
AT POOlesville

Poolesville High Schol will hold
graduation eercises Tuesday. The
graduates include:
Academic. Meehan, William Matthews
Kelley, Patricia Kathleen, Lcatherrnan,
Mary Grace. White, Barbara Jane White
Carole Sue
General: Beetham, Thomas Edward
Bourne Trlbe Terry Jr. Hilton. William
Chiswell, Martin, Kenneth Walter, Nun
day Walter Gibson, Repass, John Henry,
Selby, Roy Llnwood, Jr, Smith. RobeT7
Eugene, Williams, Charles Richard. Wis
ner, Charles Martin. Jr.. BurriSs. DOROTHY
Ann. Grimes, Barbara Ann, Dcatherman
Sara Lorraine. Stevens, Patricia Lucille
Wilson, Charlotte Marie YoungcTman,
Clara Mae
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07
Caponts Elected

Jack Caponts, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. Caponts of Rockville, was
recently elected sentinel of Phi
Sigma Kappa fraternity at the
University of Maryland. Mr..
Caponts, who is completing his
sophomore year, is a mechanical
engineering major.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07

Donald Eugene, Mills, Cartier Warden Jr.,
Mitchell, James Alfred, Mitchell, Richard
Martin, Mohler, John Clarence, Poole, Earl
Benjamin Jr., Renfrew, Robert Bruce,
Russman, Robert Eugene Swain, Freder-
lex Ohio, Swain, jess Webster, Thomp-
son, Alvin Wayne, Wahlstrom, George,
Waleski, George Stanley Jr., Walters, Rob
ert thomas, Chapman, Nancy Catherine,
Shupe, Virginia Lee, Sipple Shirley Jean.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07
Dance for Hospital

The annual dance given by
Howard County auxiliaries to
Montgomery County General
Hospital will be held June 1G
at Dalton Club House, near
Columbia. Mrs. HARDWOOD Ow-
ings, Jr,, is general chairman
for the dance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07
NEWS FROM
Boyd
Mrs. James P. Kerr
Poolesville 2I97

The whole community Of Boyds
is greatly saddened by the death
of Smith Hoyle, a well-known
and beloved member of the Boyds
Presbyterian Church, after an i'll
ness of about three weeks, at the
Montgomery County Hospital,
Sunday at 4:30 pm.
Mr.. Hoyle was an elder in the
church for many years, the treas
urer for AZ years, superintend'
ent of the Sunday school and
clerk of the session for 81 years,
besides being a charter member
of the Christian Endeavor Soci-
ETY. of Boyds Church. He was
also a director of the German
town Bank and conducted a flour
mill in Boyds for many years,
retiring about 10 years ago.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Ella Watkins Hoyle, daughter,
Mrs. Dorothy Russell of Takoma
Park, Russell Hoyle, at home and
and Earl A. Hoyle of Summer
field, M.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at Boyds Church at 2 pm.
yesterday by Rev. James P. Kerr
and interment was in the adjoin-
ing cemetery.
Pall.bearers, all directors of
the Germantown Bank, were A.
r. Selby and A. G. Rolfe, honor
airy pallbearers: w. o. Young,
Phillip Watkins, William E.
Beall, Harold Hargett, Alfred w.
Spates, and H. Deets Warfield,
active pallbearers. Two solos
were sung during the service by
Miss Betty Burkett, being Near
to the Heart of God" and Gods
Way.
Rev. and Mrs. James p. Kerr
and daughters Lois and Anna
Ruth, attended the annual home
coming services of the Franklin
vile Church in Baltimore County
on May q and afterward visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Down
ing for two days,
Miss Judy Nicholson spent the
weekend visiting her grandma
Their, Mrs, Charles Fraley in Lay
louisville.
Four members of Boyds
Church are graduating from
county high schools this year
They are Betty Burkett, Gloria
Spring and Evelyn Burdette from
Rockville High School and Don
aid Staley from Gaithersburg
High School. We congratulate
them all.
Mrs. Lawrence Burdette and
her daughter and son-in-lew, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Shannon of Rock
vile, attended the graduation ex
ercises of Charlotte Hall Mill
tary Academy on Sunday after
noon, to see her nephew, Dale
Tyler of Baltimore graduate.
The Ladies Aid Society OF
Boyds Church attended church
in body Sunday, three members
taking part in the service. They
were Mrs. Edna Reffit, Mrs
Hinkley Burkett and Mrs. Betty
Nicholson. Each member of the
society was presented with a rec
rose on entering the church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07

John Silinsh of Gaithersburg
has been pledged to Chi Epsilon
honorary civil engineering frazier
nifty at Lehigh University, Bethle-
hem, Pa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07

Fifteen years Of making
dreams come true" - that's the
story Of the series Z savings
bond, first offered for sale on
Nav ]. 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29

warm days ahead. Houbigant S
Premier Mai" first of May
comes encased in a sleek green
MORE pouch and a tiny al
moSt-real blossom identifies
its fragrance. The inspiration
for the perfume fiacon came
from a real grandfather's
pocket watch.
y y 4
Both Jelleff's and Wood
ward g. Lothrop are playing
up Elizabeth Arden'S new Sc
rene makeup this week. The
exquisite new makeup is be-
ing described in detail by rep
reSentatives at the beauty
counters and they've passed
on the beauty tips to us. The
complexion takes on a natural
glow with the Basic Sheen
foundation and the Invisible
Veil Face Powder. The mouth
has a clear. defined line with
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BEAUTY ROUNDUP
Mays Favorite Scent
Is LilY-of-the-ValleY

The French have a day for
1t. May the first traditional
ly is the day that is especial
" dedicated in France to
"stars-in- their-eyes" senti-
mentalists.
There's love-in-the-a
throughout France from tiny
villages to Paris.
The custom is based on the
blossoming time Of muguet
DIES bois, the little lilies-of the
valley peculiar only to the
woodland regions of France.
They are picked. affixed in
sprays and brought to cities
and villages from Paris to the
Riviera to be distributed to
everyone from sidewalk flower
stands.
To wear muguet on this day
is said to bring love and good
fortune for the rest of the
year. Traditionally tn e
gentleman presents his fair
lady with a sprig in exchange
for kiss.
This delightful custom of
presenting lilies-of-t he-valley
will be crossing the sea when
the first 200 women to go by
the Coty counter at Woodward
g. Lothrop are given a spray
of the good-luck flower on
Tuesday.
The special fragrance of the
muguet has been captured by
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der with toilet water, tale with
toilet water, and a cream pow
der compact with creamy
skin perfume purser.
Then, too. there's the special
Muguet Des Bots perfume and
a new spray bottle presentation
of the Muguet perfume mist.
A new de luxe package of
muguet busting powder by Coty
is also being featured through
the month of May. 1t comes
in a richly brocaded box with
a pink satin lid. a king-size
puff and 10 ounces of the Won
derfully fragranced bath pow
der inside.
4 y
Another cosmetics house sa-
lutes the lily-of-the-valley in
a floral perfume keyed to the
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|FareWells
said to


Col. and Mrs. Marshall A.
Elkins are leaving Andrews Air
Force Base tomorrow after a
, full tour of duty here. Col.
Elkins has been the Post Com
mander and goes to Mitchell
Field, N. Y, in a like capacity.
The very popular Air Force
couple have been feted and
given real royal send off.
Among the many affairs given
in their honor they will cherish
the memory of the party given
by the First Sergeants and
their wives at the Non-com-
missioned officers Mess. An
drews Field.
The officers Wives Club
turned their luncheon meeting
into an affair honoring Mrs.
Elkins and capped the after
noon by presenting her with a
lovely silver bowl.
Gen. and Mrs. Joseph Smith
entertained for them as did
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Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Ernest
Moore. Col. and Mrs. William
Meng. and Col. and Mrs. Will
liam Meigs.
On Friday the Base Com
mand entertained for Col. and
Mrs. Elkins at the Officers
Club, and yesterday there was
a full review and parade in
honor of Col. Elkins. Today,
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Don o.
Darrow gave a brunch in their
quarters in honor Of the de-
parting couple.
On Tuesday, Col. and Mrs.
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Elkins are going to Pennsyl-
'vania for a few days. They
will be the houseguests of Col.
and Mrs. Alfred L. Wolf of
Bluebell, after which they will
go to New York where they
will stay with Mrs. Theron
John Coulter.
Col. and Mrs. Coulter-she
is the former Constance Ben
nett-divide their time be-
tween Washington and New
York while she is appearing on
Broadway nightclub circuit.
E. M. ID.
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the lips never taking on an
unnatural appearance.
Eye makeup is made
'aware" by no slanting what
soever. At the edge of the eye
softening pearly Shade is used
to make the eyes look softer
and luminous. Pastel colors,
lovely large hats, softer Sill
houettes, and of course the big
play on Grace Kelly's new
status, makes the serene
look" the one to have if you
want to appear feminine,
fresh, and flower like with
your makeup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
Boke Sole Planned
In Armenian H0ll

The Ladies Aid of the Ar
menian Apostolic Church is
sponsoring a bake sale from IL
am. to 10 pm. Saturday in
the Armenian Apostolic
Church Hall, Forty-second
and Fessenden streets NV.
All kinds of cakes, cookies.
rolls and pastries will be for
sale. Proceeds will go to fur
ther the completion Of the
church building. The public
is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29

Coty in a complete set of beau
ty and bath fragrances that all
stores featuring the line are
carrying.
There are combinations in
GLIDING toilet water with a spe-
cial size solid cologne, sachet
with toilet water, busting pow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
Alumnoe Brunch Set

The Washington Club Of
the Rosemont College Alum
nae Association will have a
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brunch next Sunday at the
Congressional Country Club.
Reservations may be made
through Mrs. Peter Knowles
or Mrs. John Baker.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GIFT AND ART
STORE, located in thriving suburbs
of Washington; public parking lot
available. Must settle estate Box
62-J. Star. IT.
TAILOR SHOP. est. 20 years. Good
loo Priced to sell, due illness. AID.
2-4437 or RIA. 6-4352. 1o'
BEAUTY SHOP for rent. SIS mo,
includes all fixtures, heat. water
excellent business. Maryland shop
ping center. WE. 5-6272. --l6
UNUSUAL few choice stands
avail. In Washington's oldest and
largest food market where over
$4,000 has been spent for redeeo-
rating. Non-food items are being
added. See Mkt. Supt.. CENTEh
MARKET CITY. 5th and X SITS.
NV. or call CO. 6-3533.
LADIES READY-TO-HEAR STORE
Excellent location nearby Va.
Sales increased 1909 past year.
Selling for person9l reasons. Rea-
r iGRA MALT neH 4 kEfb AMY AMY MEp1-
CAL CENTER EXCHANGE NO. 234
intends to have coneessionaire
operate the exchange florist con-
cession at Walter Reed Army
Medical Center Prospective ap-
plicants are advised to contact 1t.
Stewart at exchange once. Big
for information relating to the re-
quirements for the concession:
Written proposals must be received
no later than 8 pm. on the LIST Of
March at exchange once; IL
for sale BY owner.
Beautifully decorated equipment IN
1st-class condition. Good s9ppeean
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GIRARD ST. NR. Ieth SIS rms.
s sh S1 w. S pSassfHss'' sAr's''' par
GLOVER PARK-Near Wisconsin
ave. ana Calvert. in the lazy
mans section" Easy walk to all
convenience; Immaculate 3-bedrm,
home with 3 wonderful porches,
ground level basement: garage;
only S1e. $50. Cali SHANNON q
LUCHS~co, KE. 7-1SO0 til 2 pm.
HAWTHORNE-A contemporary Gus
tom-built home, split level; near en-
trance to Rock Creek Park: has AZ
It. wall-length picture window in
liv. I'm. overlooking park; beamed
ceiling. 8 bedrms.. sM baths, al
Priced in lower thirties. Ewes. 10.
MA. s-O753.
MaeARTHUR BLVD. AREA-Must
be sold. Owner leaving town. 4
floor). full dining room, screened
porch. garage. Large corner lot;
mid-20s. We urge your prompt
inspection. Call WO. 6-a271 or
DI. 7-6S30. THos. J. FISHER
WAAAEk hEbD-VeTy SuDStautlal
detached hrk.. 3.bedroom Colonial
In excel. cond. slate roof. full base
ment; 2 short blks. to Georgia ave
shopping and transp.: SI6,950.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-14l1;
BRICK, CENTER HALL, IN A PARK
LIKE SETTING IN SPRING VAL
LEY; all large cheerful rooms: 8
bedrns.. 3 baths. cedar closets, II
brary with fireplace, liv. rm. with
fireplace, modern kitchen, dining
area, screened porch: rec. rm..
maids room and bath: 2-car ga
rage. Realistically priced, To In
spect, call KE. 10000 till Q pm
REALTY BROKERS. INC, Realtors.
1900 BLK. 18Th ST. N.w.-Fin, at
tic. 3 bedrms. plus master bedrm..
2 baths: center-ha plan: wall-to-
wall carpettng; living rm.. dining
rm.. tiled kit. den. tiled powder
rm.. scr. pch. Many other extras.
Call OWNER: RA. 6-4224. -l5
174B KILBOURNE PL.-3 complete
apts., 3 gifts, 8 baths: pos. income
SEAS mo-; $1,000 dn. NO. 1885.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGTON, sought-aft. area-To-
days kit, disp., washer; 2 bedrms.
roomy closets: Sl25. JE, 3-754S.
ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOME in very
good condition. Completely fur
rms; situated on level, HANDICAPPED
yard, Only cEdS s126. BOWERS BROS
rAAkoMiAf pPpk ., 1922 Linden ave-
Furn., det. brk.; rms: gas heat.
$3.50, on lease. Call HUGH 7,
PECK, HE. 4-64OO,
HONE BEAUTIFULLY FURN.; 3
bedrmS. and bath upstairs, large
Iiv rm. with firepi., din. rm.,
spacious kit garage; picturesque
grounds: all utils. furn.; $500
per mo-; mr.. Andrews and Boiling
Air Bases. Minimum 1-year lease.
Call MRS. O'DAY. co. 6-0432
until s, UN. 4-23l8. III
1924 INGRAHAM N.W.-3-b edrm.
brick: gar. porches, gas h.; transp.
schools: S160. LA. 6-1455. III
ATTRACTIvELY EURN. small house
adj. w ds and fields; studio living
room. scr. porch, 2 bedrms.: oil
heat, sos, plus heat and light
Sleepy Hollow Area. JE. 2-3S41.
,,h ST. NE, 1s-s rms. kit. and
bath; oil heat: $3.50. r. A. HUM
fHRiEs d SONS, MA. 5000.
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CHEVY CHASE
sol 500

For the large family, here is q
spacious older home, with 2 bedrms
and bath on LIST A.: 4 bedrms. and
2 baths on End a. :. large liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit, porch; att. garage:
.evel lot waking distance to Lafay-
cite and q Blessed Bless. IS sae , sch9ois
WO. 6-2300 till . pm. EDW. H
JONES a CO., INC. 652O Conn
ave NV Chevy Chase u e In
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COLORED
HOME VALUES

6O38 9Th ST. N.E.-3 bedrms..
living rm:. din: rm., kit. and bath;
as h.-a-h.; $l24 per month.
l743 SEAToN ST. N.W.-o rooms
and bath; SOS.
437 H ST. N.W.-6 rooms and
bath: h.-w.h.; S97,b0.
6s K ST. N.E.-6 rms. and bath
1854 INaLEsIpE TERRACE NV.
3 rooms, 2 baths: oil heat: Sl1O:
5000 VISTA ST. N.E.-3 rms. and
'A4 4s4s HAYES ST. Me- rms.
Is r ST. NE rms. Q baths
70 Is L ST. NV rms. bath;
auto. gas heater; $S5.
"a EYE ST. N.W.--9 rms. an6
bath; oil INV. h; $50.
8l3 LIST ST, .N.W.--a rms, Z
baths; gas h.,w;h.; Sl35.
as BRYANT ST. N.W.-o rms,
4 kitchens. 3 baths; S136.
r. A. HUMPHREYS 81 SONS
REALTORS
Q Mass. Ave. NV. MA. $4,000
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HOUSES FURNISHED tceat.l

ROCKVILLE-3-bedrm. rambler: 4ia
mi. from NH; immediate ooeu-
paney: $3.50 mo. GEO. W. ROB
ERTsoN, 1896 Wis. ave-. OIL =
E Sies ts 7 ST. p'T NV. 1sr6-4 bed
rms. liv. rm.. din. kit. and bath.
rec. rm.. OIL heat: $3.50. r. a.
HUMPHREYS & SONS, ma. 5000.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

BETHESDA. 2 girls, col, grad. 20-3C
yrs; excel. residential area: furn.
6-rm. house; Nv. automatic washer.
Ewes. OIL. 2-07Sl. Id
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Springland Lane Area
for entertaining, in this secluded
area, and yet q most convenient
location. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths on
End floor, spacious 1st-foor plan,
with wide center hall. library and
full bath. Maids room with bath
Call Mrs. Carter, ma. $4,000: ewes
Re. 3-I91s. BOSS a PHELPS. INC
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HOUSES FOR sALE-h.w.
COLORED-4 BEDRMS.
GAS H.-W.H.
S495 DOWN

AND TAYLOR SITS. NV.
Here 1t Isl A beautiful concrete
frt. pch. home that is completely
redecorated: Z lge. rms, enclosed
back porch: full bsmt., gas hit; very
ige back yard; garage
DISTRICT REALTY co.
Me. S-6OlO AFTER 8, TU. 2-3757
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CHEVY CHASE
Split T,EVET,

Sparkling new hrick-and-stons
home, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. beautiful
kitchen. with waist high oven. and
de luxe equipment; recreation rm
above ground; maids rm.. garage
Priced In the mid DOS. W. B.
WRIGHT. EN-. 2-hfO0 I'll q