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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1856 Montciair hardtop:
fully equipped, blue and white; l
owner, 5000 miles; price. S3,SS5.
Eyergreen 4-9464.
MERCURY 1851; black. 2-dr.; r.,
n, 3D. Wv. tires; $3.50. AP.
MERCURY SO 2-dr. Monterey hard
top conv.; r. and h., turn sig, ov.-
dr., new g., c. and front tires; ST.
800. JU. 5-27g9.
MIG 81; new tires; wonderful condi-
ton; black, red trim; will trade;
M ,GnIIsn '5S s,6 T: and h. custom top,
NC = I'd. 1851; like new; recently
overhauled, new tonneau and top;
owner being transferred, $3.50 RE
MORRiS-MINOR e-dr. convertible
1852; orig. owner. excel. cond.. al
ways garaged; has new battery and
two new tires; ideal 2nd car; S5g5
KE, 7-1S2S.
NASH 50 Custom rambler sedan. .
tone finish. Farina styling. radio
heater. overdrive. Sl.595, CCc guar
antee.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
l@@@ @snd 81 1sF NV s,,,n ST. a-@doo
CLOSED SUNDAY
NASH 80 Rambler custom station
wagon; Z. and h.. seat covers Real
nice. HILL & SANDERS. Wash S
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 ! 4th ST..
NV. NO. d-lllI. Open ewes. til ..
NASH SO, Statesman super .-door;
overdriye, weather eye heater, re-
Ginning seats: :, tone black and red
Clean. No. 406A 5000. Hill a.
SANDERS. Wash Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV NO
7-lll1. Open ewes. til o. Sat TIL 5,
NASH '53 rambler station wagon
Beautiful tone green. radio and
heater, overdriv5. WV. tires. perfect
|thrnughnut s6t. Sl4i din
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
CHRYsLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
400 GA. AVE. NV, ia. $4,000
NASH AZ 4-dr.; r. and h.. one
owner; kept in garage; good tires,
excel. cond.; s175 or best offer.
NASH So Custom Rambler station
wagon; hydramatic. 2-tone; low
mileage; Sl.S95 DU. 1-2712.
NASH II Statesman Super; r and
WaSh's oldest Ford Dealer, 1900
l4th st. NV. NO, Till. open
ewes. til .. Sat. til ;.
NASH 1850 sedan; fully equipped;
twin beds; Wv. tires; wonderful
camping car sS245.- AMERICAN
I'd. Arl., Va. ia. TREE.
NASH 1916 club coupe 900; r. and
h.; new tires. puncture-seal tubes:
Nash 1851 "600'' 4-dr.: HYDRA
matte; r. and h; dble beds. clean.
w 800; s. On; BELL ELL MOTORS 4 TOR 6oIo
NASH 81 Ambassador 4-door: hy-
dramatic: fully equipped; one owner;
terrific transportation Only S395
PAUL BROS. tOLDS) Wis, and
Ellicott St NV, KE. 1-13OS. Sat.
and Sun. call KE, 1900. 30
NASH '52 Rambler hardtop country
club: 2-tone green; r. and h.. o,d :;
very outstanding; take LOOK;
Arl. Motor Co. (Ford)
1917 N. Moore St,
OLDsMOBME SO Super "sS" Holt
hot tuIQublNt anu
white power steering, power brakes.
r and h.. Wv. tires, hydramatic;
very low mileage: S3,295. ALDER
OIDSMOBILE 1880 14th st. NV.
DU 164i4 Come in today 30
OLDSMOBILE SO Super "SS" Holi.
day coupe beautiful ice green and
white finish power steering, power
brakes, r. and h.. Wv tires very
low mileage. hydramatic drive. IA
nous rocket engine; S3.1o5. ALDER
OLDSMOBILE. 1880 14th st. NV,
DU. 1-6i44. Come in today. 30
OLDSMOBILE 1854 "sS" Holiday
2-tone finish equip; 81 1875; Il
owner; excel cond. JE. 4-la6l
'55. de luxe "SS" Holi-
day coupe, tone green: equipped
Today only - .9o5 CCC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1000 2ond st. NV ST $4,000
CLOSED SUNDAY
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MCKEE PONTIAC

OLDS so 20" 2-door; T. and h.,
hydramatie: excellent tires. As-is
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I HhOMA FUND
1928 PINLY BRANCH ED
SILVER SPRING II S-1nu(

SILVER SPRING, 90. S-INUO
MERCURY 1854 Monterey; e-tone,
r and h.. Mercomatic. etc; guarsn-
teed .l7,000 mi; immaculate cond,;
81 ,b95 WO. 6-79IS.
MERCURY "a Monterey hardtop:
ike new fully equipped; 81 ,695.
If OMAR
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH IS Belvedere hardtop;
radio. heater. turn signals. solex
green and ivory, immaculate; low
mileage. Wheelmobiie FREE" war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29

Plus ALL YOUR MONEY BACK
n within DAYS you can buy .
car Of similar quality at = lower
price.
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POHANKA SERVICE
Oldest Odds Dealershir
1925 10th St. NV. DI. a-l003
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PACKARD 1854 sedan; orig finish;
r. and h., p.b.. p.s; the real Pack
ara Cavalier series; orig. cost.
$4,000; in new-car cond.: only ST.
500; must be seen 10 be appre-
ciated: trade and terms. PINEY
BRANCH MOTOR. III. 5-Sbo5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29

oLDS So Super "sS" Holiday coupe,
equipped with hydramatic, radio.
heater. delightful , tone green with
white top, WV tires. spotless condi-
ton both inside and out. perfect
mechanical condition, an unusual
hliv al e uOh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29

OLDS SIS, Super "SS". door.
equipped with hydramatic. radio.
heater. and Royal Master WV tires,
very low mileage, beautiful Jet black
finish with blending seat covers, i'm
maculate condition throughout. in
terror Just like new, can be had for
tho lou, nricn of 60 oAt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
CAPITOL Cadillac-OldS Co.

OLDS '55. Super "SS" Holiday coupe;
power steering and brakes. it has
hydramatic drive. radio, heater: Its
special = tone blue paint is beautiful;
this car is like new throughout very
low mileage. must be seen to be APP
preciated, a bargain at the sive-a-
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$500 M ST. NV.

AU. 2-44I2 AID. 2-lb4B
FORD SO VS. Ranch WAGON; over
drive, heater. 2-tone green and
white; nice family car, No. i1n3A;
- .095 HILL g. SANDERS, Wash. IS
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st
n ". NO. 1-l11l Open ewes. til
=. SAT. I'll :
FORD "a vs. CrStomline Tudor;
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
Jurors Named
For Recorders
Court Session

Jurors have been named for
Recorders Court jury trials to
set underway February 10.
They are Ower Parker. Board
man; Alfred Shaw, Route =.
Chadbourn: +. c. Gore, Ri. 3,
Tabor City; Edgar Elroy Mer-
rift. Chadbourn; Graham Mar
lowe, Whitevillc: B. c. Buffkin.
Ri. l, Chadbourn; Albert Barn.
oy, Rt. 1, Whitcvilic: David
Reeves Rt. l. Dclco: Robert L.
Lane. Acme; J. B. Cribble, Ri.
3 Whiteville; J. E. Hill, Ri. 4,
Whitcville.
Quincy Albert Long, Ri. /.
Acme; William II. Thompson
Rt. l, VAUDEVILLE; T. NJ. Brown
Bolton; Ralph Price, Clarendon
j. Z. Dew, HallSboro; Thurman
stanley. Box 752. Whitavillc
Oscar Scalcy, Ri. ., Chadbourn
d. NJ. MCares, Ccrro Gordo: c.
NJ. Benton, Ri. l.. Chadbourn; j.
y. Reavcs, Hallsboro; S. p.
Long, Ri. l, >Nakina; and NJ. c.
Wray, Whitcville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
.Carruth Named
Vice President
OF Association

The Rev Paul c. Carruth
pastor of the st. Paul Methodist
Church, here, was recently
elected vice president of the Co.
lumbus County Ministerial As
Sociation for 1856.
The Rev. V. p. Locke Of the
Western Prong Baptist Church,
was named president.
Other officers include the Rev.
Ralph Il. Johnson of the White
vile PcntccoStal church, Secre-
t;.ry-trsaSurcr.
Committee members appoint
ed were the Rev. p. F. Newton.
chairman Of the radio commit
tee with the Rev. Tony Petru-
cello and the Rev. S. w. Jolly
IS members.
The Rev. J. Sheppard Russell
# Lake WaCcamaw was named
Program chairman. He will b.
assisted by the Revs. John w.
Lambert and John Prior.
The group will meet again or
Feb. ID at the WhitcVille Meth
odist Cnurch.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

other of their babies has driven
off in the arms of loving par
'erts to secure future. They are
sad because they have said
goodbye to baby who won
their hearts.
No, grown-up tears are not
unusual on days when a baby
gets a new mother and father.
But tears are brushed away
and the vacated crib is rcadied
or the next arrival at the Chill
irSn'S Home. Then the process
( + successful matchmaking
starts all over again.
That process involves much
money. Fifty-three percent of
the money spent last year went
10 the caScwork division where
al the planning for children and
parents is conferred.
Tee next largest proportion,
p per cent, was used to care
for babies in the nursery,
boarding homes or in hospitals
while they waited for the deci-
SionS that would give them new
futures.
Only per cent went for fund
raising, publicity and the i'm
oortant work of informing the
public about adoption needs.
General administration. matern-
~ care, insurance, upkccp of
property, communications, Of
ice supplies and equipment &C
,ountCd for the remainder of
he money received.
All that goes into the process
If matchmaking.
So how does that make Tar
Heels successful matchmakCrS?
Because the Childrcn'S Home is
& successful a matchmaker and
because the Children'S Home
Society could not operate with
ut funds given il by North Car
0llnianS.
The ChildrCn'S Home Society
and Tar Heels actually are one.
that's why.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

mister. Either buy her a new
hat or sell the house The
siN-year-old boy had just fin
iShed a hearty meal. Noticing
the lad nibbling away at a box
of cookies, MS mother Scoldcd
But you just finished your
dinner; didn't yea h Y c
enough?" Yes, m Nmmy," the
youngSter replied, hut eating
makes me hungry" Two
Marines introduced themselves
to 4 pair of pretty ballet dane
ers in a local drug store. Asked
one Marine: "Whltcha doing
tonight" Promptly, the girls
replied in unison: swan Lake,
OrphcuS, and Pisd Piper" g..
Attention, all parents! The rca-
son why so many Ot our chill
dren are seen on the streets 1T
night is they're afraid to stay
at home alone.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
Tar Heels

Continued From Page 81
their legal heir, as the child to
carry on their family name.
AS far as the present staff
can remember, the answer TO
the big decision has always
been, Yes, that one is the right
one for U.s."
With formalities over, the
couple heads home with a little
stranger who will, in time, be-
come as dear to them as if born
Ct their own flesh and blood.
The new" parents leave with
the asnwer to their greatest de-
sire, a baby. The baby has low
.Lg parents.
What could be better? Moth
ing, really, but above and be-
yond the mutual love and trust.
both the baby and its parents
nave something neither could be
surc of if the baby had been
adopted through means other
than a licensed agency such as
the ChildrcH'S Home Society.
That something. that import
ant something, is protection and
sccurity for both the baby and
It's u-w parents.
Ire baby is legally adopted.
The identity Of the child is
sgfcguordcd. The future for
both looms bright.
Back at the Childrcn's Home
Society in Greensboro. the wo-
men who care for the little tots
while parents ar being picked
are both happy and sad.
T.Cv are happy because an
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
|Shalloiie Editor
Given Award For
b eaiure Material

Ethel Ryan, associate editor OF
the Brunswick Sentinel, was
presented an Award of Merit
this week by the North Carolina
Society of County and Loca'
Historians.
The award was presented "for
furthcring interest in local his
tory through The publication of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

feels Nedra Lemon, the original
star, is too old for the part. all
of which prompts Bunions to
help her get a crack at the role.
on THE DAMON RUNYON
THEATRE Saturday at 8 pm
over WBTW.
Plight manager Lucky Larsen
(Robert StrauSS) SUPERVISOR
rigid training program foG Md
IA who is so rejuvenated that
Quinn does not recognize her
when she applies for the star
ring role.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

George. at Gracic'S insistencC
that he be a better pal to son
Ronnic, decides that because Of
the boys interest in skiing. h,
100 must learn tha sport. on the
GEORGE BURNS AND GC!C-
IE ALLEN SHOW Monday at 8
pm over WBTW.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
Efficiency To Key
F cod Costs In Sc
.A&P Head Says

There should &c plentiful sup
plies OF food for Americas re-
cord level appotiteS in 1856 with
"ctail prices continuing about as
F. low as in 1853. Ralph W. Burg
", president OF the Grca; At
lantic & Pacific Tea Company.
r, id today.
Mr.. Burger said that food
prices in 1865 W,re Is per cen;
lower than in 1854 and As
Per cent below the post World.
War II peak reached in 1852
The overall cost of living in
1888. he noted. was down only.
.rur-t-nths of one per CEN.
Present forecasts show thai.
production during the new year
VIII come close TO the record
..55 level and that prices to.
oaSum rs will remain about
h. saw'. With average weather
there should be adequate food
.sIppli>s to met consumer de-
~, RI VA i'''. -II S"Iu'
|r..,- 80. ~ - = ',y"'d ana an out
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

superior feature articles in the
newspaper press during the year
1855"
Mrs. Ryan has written Of his
torical landmarks and of the
geological background of the
North Carolina coastal plain for
numerous papers throughout
the state.
Several articles of this nature
last year in the Tabor
City Tribune.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
SCOTS at Marilyn Monroe

SCOTS at Marilyn Monroe:
Take away her blonde hair
and what have you got?" To
which, Jack hastily adds: IN
tell you what you're gothic
Sexiest looking bald-headcG
girl in the country, that's
what!" The church would
have us believe tina: when a
man and woman marry they
become one. Fine, but let's be
practical about (which one"
Here's a thought that will
help you push yourself away
from the table before it's TOO
late: Square meals make
round people"
Epitath boldly ch;scled OF
the tombstone of lat, musi-
clan: Don't dig me. man. This
time I'm REALLY gone" e..
When the women next door
buys 4 hat just like your
wife's, the choice is yours
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

Don Wilson invites Jack Ben
ny and the gang into his home
Tor dinner and almost gets fired
for his trouble, on the JACK
BENNY PROGRAM Sunday at
.7:30 pm over WBTW.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

Bunions CLcary learns that
producer George Quinn plans to
revive Harriet" hit play, but
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11
Glazer
Continued From Page y

will never be able to ccnrer
them Friend of this depart
ment is studying liz reading.
Says it will come in mighty
handy when the sound fails or
his TV set Jack RCurke,
the ABC-Radio record spinner,
said it on his midnight show:
"Julie London will sing and
she'll be followed closely by
Jim Martin. the tenor. if
know jim"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-11

It's a new trend in blessing
your friends. Simply say %
them: May your lights alway 5
turn green when you drive Up
to an intersection" Delica-
lessen dialogue: Foe 20 years
he Is my silent partner. So now
he should only part with his
Silencew Jack Durant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-30

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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24
TEACHER FACES
SUIT FOR
SHAPING GIRL

DENVER, COLO. - CAMP -
A complaint against an elemen-
tary school teacher and the Den
yer school board seeking $4,000
in damages was filed in court
here last week after a 10-year- old
Negro girl claimed she was
slapped and pushed to the floor"
by teacher.
Mrs. Johnnie Mae Armstrong,
the mother of Way Frances Arm
strong, brought the suit against
Alvin D. Anderson, 81, a 5th
trade teacher at Evert school here.
The suit said the incident oc-
Cured last March IA.
In the complaint, Mrs. Arm
strong charges that as a result
of the incident her daughter has
suffered "a perpetual fear of
teachers" She is asking judge
ment for mental injuries suf-
fered by the child because of this
great shock in her early youth"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24

A hilarious weekend was ex-
perienced by SO boys and girls
who attended the Owaissa-Bauer
Weekend Camp Activities, spon-
sored by the YMCA and YWCA
November lila.
Camp Owaissa-Bauer, located in
the Redland District near Home
stead, has in its midst 100 acres
of beautiful pinewoods and camp
grounds.
The camp is equipped with eight
modern cabins, huge dining room
and kitchen, spacious outdoor
swimming pool, camp office. craft
shop and rest rooms. The natural
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24
*PatroII1ng The
Campus Beat
BY KELsIE exit" COLLIE

Not long ago we received a copy
of 1.-THE Aurora" official organ
of Knoxville College, and saw pic
lures and articles concerning sew
eral MiamianS there. We thought
you'd be interested to learn ex-
actly what is happening at the
81-year-old Tennessee institution.
Stepping lively to the music Of
KC band is Clarice Young, 1856
Northwestern graduate. From the
big smile Miss Young displays in
the picture, she enjoys being
majorette. We might add that she
is an attractive bit of cheesecake.
The 1856 Bulldogs, KC's mighty
football team, takes pride in
claiming seven Floridians as part
of their Stalwarts. Among these
are three from Dade County.
They are Joseph Young, center,
and Ralph Ross, and Fred Sapp,
end.
William Bowie, talented voca-
list who graduated from Booker
t. Washington High School this
past June is first tenor in the KC
Quartet, which recently appear
ed in Richmond, Indiana. Bowie,
who is a freshman at the college
is also a member of the freshman
octet. The group is being swamp
ed withenegagements.
AS for the other freshmen, they
are enjoying the college, even if
it isn't the idealiZed ''reSort" they
thought it would be. There are
1877 freshmen, of which some ten
are Miamians.
The entire enrolment of the col
lege is 451 with 20 states repre-
scented and students from h e
Gold Coast, West Africa.
The New York Alumni, in the
1856 UNCF campaign, raised the
largest sum, $2,109.42 and be-
came the first possesSorS of the
Justice Thomas Dickens Trophy.
The Hampton Institute New York
Club was second with $1,970.6O.
and Talladega came third with
1894.
The Rock and Roll fad is mount
ing and invading all who are with
omnunication distance within
these United States. We receiv-
ed a report recently from Knox
vile College, where the trend
seems to DE deep-seated. One of
our reporters had a field day
gathering information about the
R and r topic. Here is sample
of the results from a poll of fresh
men
Ollie Ragland: 'Rock and roll
sends me; the style is craZy!'s
Iva Gregg: ooh, that Presley
fellow is the maddest! He's diff
ferent."
John Paul: Crock and roll or
rhythm and blues is nice; l get
a kick out of initiating Elvis. 1
suppose you might say he's my
idol"
(Note: the students refer to
John as ElviS P.)
Gwendolyn Jackson: Rock and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24
A BEAUTY CAREER OFFERS BEST FOR
WOMEN AND MEN

So here is opportunity modern technique
in the Beauty Profession field enrolling Sunlight School
Of Beauty Culture for complete Beauty Culture
Also Refrshe Advance Stylina Hair Cut.
ting, colorins Waving Charm, Reautcans Private
Lesson given two nights Monday Wednesdays
For information FIR 4.sess
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24

ight1ul experience for both
youngsters and supervising adults
The Carver YMCA and MurrelI
YWCA express thanks to all vol
unteerS who contribute to the sue
cess of this activity.
The next weekend camp activ-
lty will be held Dec. 14-16 at
OwaiSSa-Bauer. Registration is
now open for all parents desirious
of their youngsters attending.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24
A DATE WITH DISCS

We simply adore piano music
and especially with a romantic
touch, that's why we sometimes sit
and swoon when we hear Autumn
Concerto" by Bobby Britton with
Ted Heath's orchestra "I
Dream" by Betty Wilson is cute
little novelty with a Satrical air.
One might say it is a take off
on British Royalty and customs.
You never can tell.
Like instrumentals? Then you
will like Harry James 1.-THE Most
Beautiful Girl in The World. 1"
It's been a long time since we've
heard "a new multiple recording
by LelS Paul and Mary Ford. With
Running Wild" we're a bit dis
appointed because it does not
match several of their former
sides Singing The Blues" is
catching on rather nicely. It should
be hit for sure.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24

envinronmenI anC surrounding
forests with trails designed for
nature study marks this camp site
as one of the most outstanding in
this area for our youngsters.
The supervised activities of
caliSthenics, swimming, hikes,
basketball, evening program, rest
period, cookouts, campfire. social
and square dancing.
This activity provided a de-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-24

roll won't last; it's not standard
material. This is one of those fads
which eventually rusts out OF
wears out in no time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-07

PERFECT LOCATION, lust of Blaa-
bedrm., older-type home with big
screened porch, new roof Approved
GI Sill 500, or will sell convention
al Call Mr. Biting, APP 7-4675,
with DOUG M. SMILEY. Realtor,
UN 4-A96O
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
UNDER 500. 600

Enjoy outdoor living on beautiful
wooded lot adjoining Sligo Creel
Park. Detached brick rambler;
twin-size bedrms., = full baths: "a
It. liv. room with dining area ant
frepl. Full bsmt. with rec. rm. ant
ground-level entrance: gas hot-ail
heat. Call WE. 5-2733.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-07

FORESTVILLE - 5-yr. -old 4-bedrm
Cape Cod on Ice. fenced corner lot
located adjacent to O'Donnell' s
Farm Natural wood trim through
out. huge equipped kitchenp up
stairs Just completed. Completely
redecorated.. Will sell for less than
GIL appraisal or will consider trade.
Conven to Mt Calvary, transp,.
shopping, etc. Erwin REALTY
CO. WA 1-l232. WA. 7-O334
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CHESTNUT HILLS

In rear of U. Of Md campus; g.
bedrm brick rambler, flrepl. on
corner lot with 100-ft frontage
owner going TO Fla, will sell for
S15.15O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

WEsTGATE. 500 Allen Terrace.
Open sun, 2-6-Charming Cali
folnia rambler. on quiet street, in
this choice area; private screened
porch in rear; owner transferred;
asking S1S950. Call Mrs. Croft
de. 2-21O5. Exclusive with
SIMMONS PROPERTIES, DE. 2-0730
SPLIT-LEVEL = NEW 3 BED
R Eo8Ms FOR RA Nth So ON E Z EENG %d
6,6066 OR OIL, 4-2y72. j. LEO
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BY OWNER: nearby Falls Church
3-bedroom brick Colonial: 12-acre
fenced I'd Liv rm. with fireplace.
sep. din. rm.. cleo. kit: full bsmt
screened porch alum. screen-storm
windows. doors: cow. TO schools
and shopping. VA appraisal. S15.-
q5O No agents. JE 4-2650.