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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-02

Callers in the home of Mrs. A. S.
Gillian Sunday were Hugh ellis.
Nj and Mrs Otis Gillian, Mr.. and
Mrs Jesse Hurt, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Fl Chappen, Miss Annie Allen and
Cabell Wingo.
Mrs. R, l. Morgan and Dorothy
Lee Dunn had dinner Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood
| Harvey. Mr.. Harvey was celebrating
his birthday
Betty Mills attended conven-
ton in Rocky Mount Saturday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Juan R. Anderson.
Mrs. John Morgan and Mr.. and
Mrs John Morgan. Jr., visited Mrs.
A. C. Wood and Miss Cora Wood
| Sunday
/ Betty and Earl Seay spent the
week end with their parents. Mr..
and MS R. l.. Seay Mr. and Mrs.
R. l.. Seay. Jr, and family, Mr..
and Ms. Bobby Seay, and son, and
Mr. and Mrs Robert. Seay visited
| the Seays Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Flood, and
John, are spending two weeks at
their home here.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Flood have re-
turned from visit to her parents
/ in williamson w Va.
4 Ken Anderson spent the week end
with his grandmother, Mrs c. H.
Anderson Mr. and Mrs John Word
visited Mrs. Anderson Saturday.
Ms Minnie Cole Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi; Morgan, Charles and Nancy
Morgan and Miss Lula Flood spent
Sunday With Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
/ Morris. Jr. at Burkeville
Mr. and Mrs, Luther Walden and
Nat. spent the week end with Mr.
/ and Mrs 0 J Thompson Satur-
day the Waldens and Mrs o. J
Thompson visited relatives in Rich
mond
w H Chappell visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Branch Forbes Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs J Meade Ander-
son, Jimmie Anderson and Mr.. and
Mrs. julius A Coleman visited Nh
and Mrs Branch Rosen Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-02
Andersonyille

Mrs. Harold Garrett Tom David
md Randy Garrett visited Mrs. C
r Morgan Thursday Week end
dsitors in the Morgan home were
Misses Louise and Billie Morgan
and MI and Mrs r M Morgan.
Mrs Una Flood spent several
days a. the home Ct Mr.. and Mrs.
Frei Flood last week Mr. and Mrs.
Louis poates and family visited the
Floods Saturday and Mr.. and Mrs.
jimmie DeVal and family spent
Sunday with them.
Mrs J L. Harvey was a dinner
guest of Mr. and MIS-. Wayne Daw-
son Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-02

Don't throw away that old galvan-
lied pail just because il sprang a
leak Nail the bottom to a garage
or cellar wall SO the open end faces
out. This makes a good holder for
a cooled garden hose It's easier to
attach. and less expensive than a
wooden OF metal rack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
100 Listed as Sponsors
In Seal Sale Drive Here

Renah F cam9llier, Edward R Carr,
Or, Ralph Caulk Barnum /. Cotton,
Hobart NJ. Corning, oryille Crouch.
Bihep SnEas pq Dan R SSSp DUMB o" RicS
ard p. Dunn
Alvin Fhrllch, Milton ElsberE. DR..
Leonard NJ. Elstad.
Dr. James J. Fefer, M. D: Arnold
Fine, Robert v. Fleming, Warren r.
Forster, Samuel A. Freas,
Raymond P. Clarity, Rabbi Norman
Goldsmith, Herman Goodman, Leo 4.
Goodwin. Philip L, Graham Calvin
Grimth. Thomas j. Groom, Frank A.
wooisey W, Hall. Linyood P. Harrell,
George ~. g. Hayes, John s. Hayes.
els c. Hunter
C. F. Jacobsen. Frank R. Jellen,
pr. Mordeeai w. johnson, Harvey L.
Howard W. Kacy Francis J. Kane,
Sol kann. David b Karriek Samuel II
kaunmann. Henry }. kaufman, Milton
s. kronhemi. ST.,
within nTls Gen 18th. Thomas sot l; Lane, Mrs.
Albert W. Levitt. Frank Luchs.
Archibald McLachlen. Robert E
Mclaughlin, j. Willard Marriott, Or
z. c. Mazique, Harry L. Merrick, Natl
MEYER. Mrs. Howard Mitchell Edgar
Morris, Ferd Nauheim, Maury Nee
Richard A. Norris, Archbishop Patrick
4. oBoyle, A. Scott offutt. Ernest W
Qgram, George II. Olmsted Mandel
Ourisman. Thomas j. owen, Andrew
Parker, Howard M Payne. Mrs. Merri.
NJ Raysor, John A, Reilly John Remon
y; Edwin Richards. Mrs. Carita B
Sander. Or. Albert P. Shirley, Meyer
Slegel. Arthur Clarendon Smith. Samue
J T. .Vandoren, II. Holmes Vogel, Miss
Marjorie Webster, Joseph NJ. ZamoiSki
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More than 100 Westinghouse
have been listed as sponsors OF
the annual Christmas Seal sale
here to support the District
tuberculosis Association.
Among them are Secretary OF
State Dulles, Presidential AS.
sistant Sherman Adams, Ad-
miral Arthur Radford, chairman
Of the Joint Chiefs Of staff;
Maxwell M. Raab. secretary Of
the cabinet; Ambassador Nor
genstierne Of Norway and Am
bassador Brosio Of Italy.
The annual seal sale, which
provides the associations only
support, will be held from No
vember Is to Christmas. Harry
M. Davidow. executive vice presi-
dent of the Hecht Co., is chair
man of the 1856 Seal Sale Com
mittee.
Others who have accepted as
sponsors Of this years seal sale
pr. Herbert Abramson. Francis O.
Adolson lr., Floyd Akers, Bernard L.
Amiss' pr. Hurst Anderson. Leslie q
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon. Bruce Baird
Edward G. fBaltz. Daniel w. Bell Her.
man g. Biegel, Jack Blank, Herbert G
bluncE: j. Everett Boothby. Bernard Bra.
love Mrs Josephine Brewster. A. Julian
Brylawsk' The VERY Rev. Edward b
sum Edward Buring, ir.. George Burrus
motifs Cafritz, Daniel ]. Callahan ir
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Novelist Will Speak

Leo Brady Of the Catholic
University Drama Department
will speak on the American
Novel" at an open forum at 8
pm. tomorrow in st. Peter
Claver Center, 8l4 Seventh street
NV. Mr.. Brady is the author
of two novels, Edge of Doom"
and Sign of Wonders"
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Sspd Mildred L. sl''kman' 60 E'i'0n'
William J, Brown, 80 -s7e5 Goth Ct
NV, and Mary T. Ray, 80. 36id
Newark st. NV.
Robert Q. OBrein, ~. 1925 Connecticut
ave. NV, and Bonita j. Reynolds,
"a, 1898 Connecticut ave. NV.
Nelson Smith. 20, 222a 18th st. NV,
and Mary E, Foster, IS. 40 Columbia
I'd. NV,
Jorge c. Mclean. rs. 1915 nth st. NV,
and Nelida A. Del Campo, 80, 1901
2ist st. NV.
Hans J. Pfitzner ~, 1915 F st. NV.
and Eva NJ Rupp, "a, 7l3 10th st
NV
Newberry Bryant. 81, and Blanche j
Kemp, -, both Of 1850 University
pl ne.
Robert f. L. Gittings. IT,, 81, College
PARK, Md, and Catherine e. Day, 20
4S2S Kansas ave. NV.
Robert D. Bryant, 30. and Lille M
Lansford' 80, both Of l4is Chaplin
Frank j Kilmavicz. 30. Arlington, Va.
and Gloria C, Mayolo, 80. 1857 Ala,
bama ave Sc.
Houston v. Horne, As $50 46th st. Sc.
and Jessie M McLaughlin, SO. 420f
Chung S PARK, ia 10th st. NV anc
Bum J, Lee, 90, Seoul. Korea.
BENJAMIN N. Barnett 20, and Marlent
Davis, 81, both OF Pittsburgh. Pa
James 4. Young. 70, Chevy Chase, Md
and Marie L. Fee, II, $3.50 2sth st
Raymond sorrell, e5. and Elsie W
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s:g: 1.
Royon-NyIon 9QQ
Tufted Carpet So. ys.

Regularly S595 So yd tufted pile with eurpet royon
and nyOn in exciting surface texture. Choose from
six magnificent decorator coors or l2-ft. widths.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. IatD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three tuH days
and recetUe the license on the
NTH day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Edward Sachs. so. 32 Buchanan st ne.
and Florence Miller, As. ! Hawaii ave
ne.
Charles F. Hicks, 90, 6i5 9th st. NV.
and Shirley d, Randall, -, Rockville
Donald F. Rogers. 90 1917 30th st
sc. and Sylvia !. Smith, IS, 276;
Naylor I'd. Sc.
Cleveland Harris, ~, 2l09 18th st. NV.
and Easter Matthews, -, 1907 Cal
ifornia ST. NV.
William N. Williams 81 1910 S st
nv, and Shirley NJ. King, rs. 1907
4th ST. NV.
Robert p Jayson. "a. 1881 ard st. NV.
and Joyce l.. Jones. 20, 1925 Chan
ming st. ne.
Harry L. Sanford, %, e209 s st. Sc.
and Barbara j. Taylor, 20, 1927 Ana
costa I'd. Sc.
Rudolph v, Best 90. 9l5 Goth st. NV
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SAVE $500
AII-WooI
Administer

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with this lovely oxminster. Regularly $S.o5 So. yd.
Comes in leof design or interesting floral pattern.
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Eberts, 81. both OF i112 18th st.
NV.
Herbert II. jackson. ~. 200 eth st.
ne, and Mary l.. Wright. 81. 430a
Arnold L. Vance. 81, and Muriel @
James E. Walker. IS. 500 Gresham I'M nj
nv, and. Gwendolyn P, spriggs, 90
Pa Ascot pl ne.
Fitzhugh L. Brown. "a, Leesburg, va,
and Mary +, M. Kern. "a, 1861 In
Donald A. smith, 90. 470l 47th ri. ne,
and jean q. Fleming. 20. S47 5lst
ST. ne.
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Set Meeting

The first meeting of the Bust
ness and Professional Women's
group Of the Hebrew Home for
the Aged will be held at 8:l5
pm. Tuesday at the Home, ll25
Spring road NV. The guest
speaker will be Mrs. Herman
Hertzberg.
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AIl-wooI Belfast Qss
Administer 50. I'd.

Made exclusively TO Sears rigid specifications only
the finest materials and workmanship are used Choice
OF eoors and patterns. Lasting beouty and wear.
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SAVE $3.50
Rich Wool ond 400
Royon Wilton -. So. ys.

Regularly $795 So yd. MuIti-IeveI pile Of wool and
carpet Fcyon 5Py yarns It's Onsweor qualities will
l2-ft widths.
Stores
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Plush Pile Tufted 2 80
OFOOQlOOm So. yd.

Joequord woven textured eorpet High cotton surface
pile. or IL II. widths. Choose from three popuIor
colors--gr0y, oquO or brown. Shop Sears choIienqe
Sale and sove! Regularly $500 So. yd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-01

we'en party to devote their time
to selling Camp Fire candy.
November End Mayfair Blue
Bird Group will have a tour
through the East Cleveland Main
Library. They are familiar with
North Branch Library.
Mrs. Frank Missbach announces
Cha -Yo-Te-Ka Camp Fire Group
will resume meetings on Novem-
Der goth at 3:45 at East Cleveland
Baptist Church.
Paper bag masks made by JOY
full Blue Birds were the only Co.'S
tunes worn for their group Halo
we'en party. Mrs. Herbert Rich
ardson wrote a Halloween story.
There is a time change for the
meeting of East District Camp
Fire Leaders Association, 1t will
be at $50, November 9Th, at East
Cleveland YWCA. Mrs. Clarence
Parish will teach Blue Bird songs
and games and Mrs. Alfred B.
Vajda from the Committee of
Awards, will speak on Ranks and
Honors.
Happy Blue Bird Group of
Chambers School have been a
group for three years. They are
selling camp fire candy but it
looks as if they will be forced to
disband after the candy sale. If
any woman in this area would be
willing to lead this fine group of
girls Mrs. Edward Caile, 1864
Beaumont rd., MU. 1892, would
like to talk with her. These Blue
Birds are fifth graders, and nearly
ready to become Camp Fire Girls.
If you are unable to contact Mrs.
Gale please call Mrs. R. L. Kra-
Der, East District Public Rela-
tions Chairman, GIL. 1894. A
Blue Bird leader is needed for a
new group at Prospect School as
well.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-01

The patients in the Children's
Ward at Rainbow Hospital had a
happy surprise when their trays
were served on Halloween. On each
tray was regular old witch, the
handcraf gifts of the Kirk Teens,
a club of Ninth Grade girls spon-
sored by Mrs. Nancy Borchardt and
Mrs. Shirley MCGOWAN.
Shown as they were busily en-
gagged in making the witches are
Gloria Goldberg, Martha Stellinger
and Carole Masley.
The Kirk Teens is a compara-
lively new group at Kirk. The girls
are banded together as a service
group.
Wa-Ya-K Camp Fire Group are
meeting monthly in the home of
a member. The September hostess
was Bonnie Andrews and the Oc-
tober hostess is Laura Carlson.
East Cabin was an ideal place for
their over night Halloween party,
all girls being dressed as ghosts.
Mrs. Malcolm Carlson, Mrs. Earl
Cornwall, and their leader, Mrs.
John Riehl were the chaperones.
The Joyful Bluebird Group
and on Friday, November End will
visited Hillside Dairy last week
visit candy company.
Last Saturday Nah To Ma =
Chick Camp Fire Group held a
Halloween pajama party at the
home of their leader, Mrs. Flor
ence Boufford.
Wonderful Blue Bird Group has
a new leader-Mrs. Herbert R.
Scruggs, who with the assistance
of Mrs. Lawrence Riedel enjoyed
a Halloween party at Chambers
School. Each girl had skit ap-
propriate to the costume she wore.
There are twenty Blue Birds in
this group.
Tawanka Camp Fire Group
voted to dispense with a Halo
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-01
Bazaar Date At
Forest Hill Is
Friday Nov. End

The Women's Association of For
est Hill Church will hold a colorful
Holiday Bazaar at the church on
Friday, November End, beginning
at IL a. m. The new educational
wing will become an avenue of
shoppes, in charge of shopkeepers
Mrs. Ernest Dorrance, Mrs. J. Ford
Pisor, Mrs. Hugh Perkins, Mrs.
Harry Morrison, Mrs. Charles Rudd,
Mrs. Arthur Codney, Mrs. c. S.
Bourgeois, Mrs. Floyd Clancy,
Mrs. Robert Chapman, Mrs. Eric
Calhoun and Mrs. Charles Gold
sword. A post-office window will
be nearby, with Mrs. Charles York
and Mrs. C. P. Wright in charge.
Attractions for the children will
feature fish pond, fun room
and movies. The pond is supervised
by Mrs. c. ". Backhaus and Mrs.
c. L. Hale, while Mrs. Richard
Selby will manage the fun room
and Mrs. Major B. jerks will have
the movies.
Food is always a "must" for
shoppers! A snack bar will take
care of such needs, with Mrs. J. n.
Dillen and Mrs. r. C. Krause at
the counter Highlighting the activ-
ity of the day will be a Fellowship
Dinner at $50, Mrs. Paul V.
Sprout and Mrs. Russell Kermode
serving as chairmen. A songfest
will follow, with the church's Choral
Director, j. Allen Ficken, as leader.
Dinner reservations may be made
at the church office, FA. 1860.
Since November End is NEOTA
Day and there will be no school,
families in the community are in
vited to attend.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-01
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cadle Nc
Millen of Beach City, Ohio, an
nounce the birth of their second
child, son, on October 10Th in
Massillon City Hospital. The baby
has been named Scot DeChant
McMillen.
Mr.. McMillen is the son of the
Ralph d. McMillens of Page ave.
The baby's mother is the former
Margaret DeChant, daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. John M. De-
Chant of Fannettsburg, Pa.
Donald Piocica, 14611 Elm ave.
has enlisted in the Navy and has
started his training at Great Lakes
Naval Training Center.
Mrs. Frank Kailor and Mrs. Paul
Cargill of 1884 Hastings ave. en-
tertained at a luncheon at their
home Monday. October 29th, hon
oring Mrs. Lillian French Martins
birthday. Covers were arranged
also for the honored guests
daughter, Mrs. Jerry Carr and her
daughter, Lauren, Mrs. Nadine
Curtiss and Mrs. Harry Moore.
Mrs. Ruth Cheek of 1886 Page
ave. has concluded a brief visit
with her son and daughter-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Cheek at
Clare, Pa. Mr.. Cheek is attending
Mt. Airy seminary and Mrs.
Cheek is the director of the River
Crest Preventorium, a school for
retarded children.
The Fred Hendersons of Terrace
I'd. are again off motoring. After
spending a few weeks along the
east coast of Florida and a mop to
Nassau, they will motor the west
coast and amble their way north
ward. They report ideal weather.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-11-01

Democrat Voters in Ward Three
Precincts needing either transpor-
tatlon to the polls, or baby sitter
While going to vote, may have the
service by calling Mrs. c. +. Saef-
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kow, Ii. 1-7436.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
d. Zacovic, 2--6 Hayden ave-, a
son, Ralph, October 18th.
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Thousands eume - and saved :
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$500 CASH
OPEN HOUSE

sat Sun, 1870 to Il pm Two
lovely homes located in the best part
OF Arl!ngton. rambler. 3 bedrms -;
baths split level. 3 bedfr!S = baths
att, gar; rec. rnl priced S.I3 500
and ~ iun. ~" y Quincy 5,
and adjacent corner. 1000 N. 18th
ST :, blocks north % lo-com lane
NOLAN REALTY co. Elk 3-U3it.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continuedl
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY, s

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY 1913
mo 20 suitcase choice 4-room Of
fee suite and reception room, APP
prox 500 50. IT; air conditioned,
"a VI lease: ideal location, vic
L st. and vermont ave. NV In
Spection by sppt. ME. S-3474
NEW KENsINGToN Office building.
alr-tonditioned ofhce space avail
able now. - per SO. il; 120-car
parHln1g area. 10. 5-s97G. 10
CAPiToL HLL-Front rm., newly
POUNDS KE. S-Gd44 'O' ''''
OFFICE SPACE, lllU F st. n.w.--1
front office, l2'G"x20', rent, $40;
and one rear office. ll'x2lId"; rent.
Verbrycke, SHANNON a. LUcHs,
IA l4th st. NV, MA. S-3345, -l5
CHOICE Or 81 air conditioned,
ample working and storage space;
parking, downtown location. HAIR
RlSoN e. ADAMS, Ma. s-S30s.
9!OI WILSON BLVD. Arl.-street
floor; double display window; air
conditioned; furn. or unfurn lge.
enough for stan Of at least 8 men,
sep clothing Offices. All at ex-
lIpmelv low rental Tor Sucn space,
TIE 6-50UU, KI. S-I32O. la
SALE OR LEASE tof interest 10 ply.
SlcianS and dentists We'll con-
atructGd attractive corner. detached.
brick and slate home-office IN D
C., on buSlinc, very near jr and
81 high schools. excellent for home
Office with additional or = apis.
for rental income. Under 100000
Easy financing. Call ewes, EN-.
|-Hi36. Id
CAIRITZ BLDG or . rooms in
PVT suite. ideal for mfgr.s repre-
sentative, RE. 7-1162 90
BETHESDA, go Wisconsin ave
4,00o So #. remaining md f.
Offices; new completely air-cond
bldg, windows on 3 sides; avail
June / HENRY J CONNOR. OIL
!-lGS3 or OIL 2-505S. -l6
SILVER SPRING - 1-rm. suite. .
baths, entire 2nd floor, over l.. 90
IT., pvt. entr very reas. JU. g-3O33
or JU. So --l5
Ice. LAW SUITE, incl. reception,
conference. library; carpeted. air
coma, arm. pvt. suite or sgle. rm.
available to attorney. trade asso.
or corp: 10Th and X sts. NV. Elk
3-35Hh
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STORES FOR RENT


FAILS CIuHCH SHOPPING CTR.
on IL" hW" lHsjS a. Make M
az oh.r on tGo rent MIR Las
LAST STORE ~ new Eavtoycr shop
ping center available tOf OptiCian
photography prepared toods BOOK
.uT' "rd estate ul professional
once o. any business not IN conflict
REEVES 10 T-loid or eve III
G5a CONSTITUTION AVE ~ -
cor 7ih Ma and Constirution
~ sS'' d e. NNTW. Goo tiood downi59wn
location Will rrmodc 10 Suit ten.
ant Appg0N lOu SQ n Show
window, layatory and basin heat
ana hot Wdict reasonable rent.
? J. ,MhIsHE INC Ills Eye Il
nv MA S.tjiGS 10
COLLEGE PARK Mp., Oh me r.
stores idea for barber shop,
port store or real estate TO
ArliNdroN. Va. Lee hwy in
Chcrft dale. across from Safcua
store 31K5i It parking IN rear
APRON 600 "a It. hiph dtaplay
Windows excel block Reduced rcnt
vacant go IA aye r GERBtCH.
EN- 9.n"1s. NO i.Gd"1 La
3tOl TIN ST NW Prominent
corner aupruX ! huu q n ants
above fUil hsnl entire bdr SIin
per mo W & SMITH, AID i-oSil.
Mon Dl f-lill la
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SALES SPACE
FAIRFAX. VA.

s. o0n SO RI COMMERCIAL
.".il frontage bv 3lu 4 main
hignTay, Camp Washirc'ou. NJ ncR
Sa!eway-Faoa Fa.E- PcopleS Income
>f''''n yer 81 me- - ZOO ~ E!ng
>ig"nt--s35 GOO cash viii handle
Gail m a. once
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont.
s UNITS

Individual utilities. owner pays
water ana taxes only, each unit has
bedrm., liV. rm kit, and bath. de-
sirablc NV. location gross income
50 too yearly. SIGLER IL CO. RA.
3-3I3l OIL 1-2i3a Id
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

not 81 on Indian River, near Mis-
n0rO, De3aWare--j rooms = baths,
sun deck large lot. tH'o-car Garsge
ard boat house. private docs. MRS.
PAUL c KERR. lOH Valley FORGE
re- WAYNE. Pa Phone WAYNE 32S3-
BRIO X -ASD-SIUCCO. 9-bedroom
rancE-rvpe house on Ola a land
A. modern cccven.eAces lG miles
from Charlottesville Va. 80 miles
south OF y. C.. 81. $50. Details,
write ROBERT A RAHE Rte .,
HaN 7ni-A SCpttsvillc Va
disc store rich farming district. E
lots one 2-storv brk hldE store.
post Office apt rms upstairs
frame warehouse one 5-rm frame
dwelling Gail 10 III" or write
EARL HICE Admission Missouri
Is
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Warehouse or Light Mfg.
1000 SO. TT.

OHp-SioIy very modern fycpro0t
bids has Ice front display window
pdCutlontd once area. side and rear
Criyr-tp entrances i1-it height no
uprieht columns Prasouablr rCutnl
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT co
ll"u X ST NV FIX 3-lSll
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REALTY INVESTMENT


SITTING VIEW PRIVACY
Two acres Of dos VuuG tree with
many other Towering type IA a
world a. natural beauty With nm
inc0mparab'e view over!oaEine N.
tiTr coli course In this nature S
beauty .pnt sits q rambler 81 4
bedrooms. or = bedrooms and stady
3 baths "IvtI livtno room hes
two picture windows 20 RI" " yI-
mum enjoyment 81 the WOODLAND
rctiiog 1irIr -rauelsd val Fi''
MANY hc0EShelyeS and Areplste "a
add n the plcqSuro OF Nvirq Iargr
recentinn hall leads 20 dining rGr!n
kftChCn and u0vrdrr room Stu0'
or i'h bedroom and hath OF lirnr
loom l"ylN GirIrc rnrW with fro
niece. a MAGNIFICENT WOW over sol!
course and mPnv scrnir W'lr Q 'Ht
riSinr sun . bedrooms and bath arc
idFali" situated 10 rive uH.riU"sE ara
privacy 10 tho family when FUR T. IN
prog reSS IN 'hr living room Or rec
rpation room Isrge BRIGHT Kitchen
and breakfast room ado much 70
the family enjoyment and ease 81
maintenance IarGp recreation room
with picture window through which
10 heh1lh natures wonderland A
maids r0nW der Nth fireplace and
bath are also IN the terrace level
on h ~ heat G1 geparRtc controls
Tor Cnmnle'e C0miOrti and larpf
amount of STORAGE space throughout
Stairway 10 attic could be finished
into several bedrooms or plavroom,
nr storage II spare permitted
could 20 on irdeinifnly deecrihinp
his ideal iamilu retreat. only u
minutes tram pCufrFOD This small
nstat" only S3A $50
OPEN SATURDAY, l-6
Dir Out Shiritv hwy 10 Rte
"an tLinrninls rirh, mi tey.
attlyl toward Fairfax, right a. OprI
sion fnr fun hlurEs
SHOWN SUNDAY ny APPOINT MrN'I
LYNCH BROS, INC.
REALTORS
Mr. STEDMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
Home and Income

:! bedroom upstairs apartment,
presently rented for SIS month un'
iurniShed downstairs spacious =
bedroom nome with pancled icCrra
ti0n room IN tremendous full base
mcnt . aiT-ConditiOning units and
cnmnletcl" equipped Ritch'nN ldealll
'ituatoo m convenient LYON PARK
blocks On Arlington boulevard
Detached H.caf garage. Aa' b.
used IS i-hcdroom. "-bath home
Only SIS 500 ~ nUu cash 10 handle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
BURKE AIRPORT

Corner store property ut entrant
70 proposed Burke Airport nov Oh.
rraiinr as n store anu has bccn foi
many wears When Burke Airpnr,
gets under way VIII greatly iurrraS,
lu value IN meantime VII give fr,
iutn IN Investment
Terry b. SimmS, JE. 2-65l7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
Home in the Suburbs
Quality Counts

Slate roof copper CUTTERS. al
brlCE .wo-bedroom honeymoon
special : minutes 10 Clarendon
Assume large Gil loan lmmeciat'
possession Sl4.1O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
8-ACRE CHICKEN FARM

On CuleSy4l.c "a ColcSViilr. nd
Now OPERATING with 500 LAYERS. iueaI
ocai ION. A gold mine for q 1--we wire
l-brdroom modern country home
o ! heat fun basement i.car garage
many Ou'bWidinRs green meadow
with large SpRTkling stream In,
land under cultivation ricr as
Immediately That Will be youi
l8cky day Don wait and be SORRY
Possession now JOHN BuRuOFT
1878 ColrSvillc I'd silver spring
Md can EV I-gSlE IN