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the points discussed in the cir
cular.
Young people between Is and
% years of age we're included in
the study and it was found that
in general the girls diets were
inadequate. Why this is true is
answered by Miss Loughcad and
Miss Guild.
Copies of the circular may be
obtained at the local county cx.
tension office.
If you want your carpets and
rugs to wear we'll keep them
clean. Dirt on the surface not
only dulls the color but cmbcds
grit and cuts the fibcrs.
There is less danger of damage
beetles if the rugs are clean. For
extra prccautiOn. spray the rugs
against these insects after they
have been thoroughly cleaned.
1t may be necessary to use a
vacuum cleaner or carpet sweep
or daily if there is heavy traffic
on rugs. If they are cleaned
daily, a vacuuming is sufficient
to pick up much of the soil be-
fore it works down and becomes
embedded in the fibcrs. If you
do not clean them daily. a longer
and more thorough vacuuming
is needed.
When something spills on a
rug. remove it at once. Blot up
as much as possible with a soft
cloth or absorbent tissue Then
sponge the area with a soft cloth
wrung out of mixture of tea.
spoon mild detergent to one cup
lukewarm water. Begin at the
outer edge and work in. using
a circular motion. Blot up the
solution and rinse with clear
water. If the spot still remains.
use mixture of one teaspoon
white vinegar and 3 teaspoons
lukewarm water. Finish by
sponging with cloth dampcncd
in lukcwarm water.
TO remove grease spots. use a
grease solvent or cleaning
fluid. Use this cautiously if the
rug has rubber backing or the
fluid may dissolve the rubber.
Surface soil can be removed
cleaner or shampoo. but such
home cleaning does not remove
embedded soil. Professional
cleaners are equipped to clean
most wall.to.wall carpeting thor
oughly either at their plant or
in your home.
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Ingredients for the cheese,
meat loaf are: 2l2 pounds ground
beef; l cup chopped cheese; 3
tablespoons chopped green pep.
per; 2/3 cup chopped onion;
2h cups dry bread crumbs;
tablespoon salt; Y small bay
leaf, crushed; "a teaspoon thyme;
dash of garlic salt; 3 eggs beaten;
2h cups tomato PURGE.
Mix the beef, cheese, green
pepper, onion, crumbs and sea.
sonings thoroughly. Combine
eggs and tomatoes and blend into
the meat mixture.
If it will be served Immediately
place the mixture in a loaf pan
and bake at $50 degrees F. for
about an hour.
The loaf can be frozen, baked
or unbaked.
To freeze it unbaked, wrap the
unbaked loaf in mOisture.rcsist.
ant packing material. Or put it
in metal freezer containers or
loaf pans and cover with lids
or wrap in packaging material.
Seal and freeze.
To freeze baked meat loaf,
bake the mixture in metal frccz-
err containers or loaf pans at
$50 degrees F. for about ! hour.
Cool quickly and cover and wrap
as for the unbakcd loaf Seal
and freeze.
To serve frozen uncOOkcd meat
loaf, bake it uncovered at $50
degrees F. for about IL hours
or until done.
The baked frozen loaf can be
served cold by thawing it in the
refrigerator and slicing ii. To
serve hot and to prevent over
cooking, slice ii. then cover the
slices with gravy or tomato sauce
and reheat it in saucepan over
low heat.
Food choices of Montana
Teen.Agers" is a new circular
published by the Montana Exten.
sion service at Montana State
College.
The publication. written by
Mary E. Loughead. extension nu-
tritionist. and Louise Guild. re.
search assistant in home cconom.
les, summarizes the eating habits
of Montana teen.agers. The find
ings are based on surveys done
in the state.
How we'll Montana tecn.agcrs
eat. how many received the nu.
trients they need and how we'll
the nutrition of these tecn.agers
can be improved are some of
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-09-20
reezers or rented lockers.

freezers or rented lockers.
Those farm families with freez.
ing facilities had more home pro.
duccd food. This meant they
were able to have more total
food at a little less expense than
farm families who did no home
freezing.
Let's look at the farm families
food bill for this week. During
the week of the survey farm
families with frozen storage ate
food with a retail value of SIPS
a person, but the food they
bought totaled S375 a person.
FOrty.six per cent of this food
was home produced.
Farm families without frozen
storage ate food with a retail
value of $3.50 a person, and the
food they bought totaled SAILS.
Thirty.scven per cent of the food
was home produced.
.>'iiiuA III idIIillSS Will IIceL.
ing facilities had more home
produced food than those with.
out but they spent as much to
buy food. Those families using
freezing space had about $40
worth of food a person during a
week, including S5.75 worth of
purchased food. Their home.
produced food amounted to 10
per cent. The non-farm families
without frccZcrs had food worth
$3.50 per person, with S565 pur.
chased and 8 per cent home-pro.
duced.
Here's good quick dish for
the busy housewife. 1t can be
served hot or cold and it can be
frozen for future use There are
about 25 slices in the total recipe.
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Report From Your County
Home Demonstration
Agent
BY Bonnie Olney

The United States Department
of Agriculture has received in.
quiries of how home frcczers and
freezer lockers have affected
family meals. DO those families
with freezing facilities eat better
both nutritionwise and quality.
wise? DO they have more home
produced food in meals? Does
home freezing save money on
food bills or not?
USDA research home ccOno.
mists recently analysed a family
food consumption survey in IL
north central states to answer
some of these questions BY 1852
when the survey was made, near.
ly three.fOurths of the farm fam.
lilies and one.third of the other
rural families had their own
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State Wheat Crop
Valued At 139 Million

HELENA - M0ntana's 1856
wheat crop, on the basis of last
years average price of $l.94 a
bushcl, should bring Montana
growers total of $l38, sc, $40
Latest federal-statc estimates
place the wheat crop at II $50, 900
bushels. This includes 1882 600
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bushels of winter wheat, 1884.
OOO bushels of durum and 36, l4O,.
600 bushels of spring.
The total estimated crop, says
the Montana Crop and Livestock
Reporting Service, is 37,764, 900
bushels under last year and g.
$4,000 below the l945.54 aver.
age of 8O,968, 900 bushels.
Indicated yields, with year
ago, are: Winter, TN bushels an
acre, u; spring. excluding dur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, semidet.,
brick: fun bsmt.: gas heat: nevis
dec. fenced yard. Price, $4,000
easy terms. Assume approx. $l0.-
incl. everything. Call JOHN l.
SHELTON, Realtor. 10 10000
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KITcHEN on TOMORROW makcs

this the home achievement Of 1859
--Brand-new 4-bedrm., . full baths.
split-leyel home, with true center
hall, protected entrance, bsmt.,
huge closets, sep. din. fm., lge..
modern XII; WIN ,lh, loS o. ts aas
eye-level oven. Philco away refgr..
Youngstown dishwasher, disposal
and numerous cabinets. Also, that
old-fashioned pantry, GI, FLA and
conventional financing. Price, 81 7,s
$50. JAMES C. coNLEY a. CO.,
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CITY-Attractive bunea.
low; rooms. bath. half bsmt. and
attic: gear cinderblock garage,
very neat and clean. Owner leaving
fty must c se W. S2So o esSy ts sTes
UN. 4.34S2.
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BETHTsDi.NfSGGTE sf0i I'm.
daie A. nBen H1n Cave Cod ~
saslin. OWES. o. s.osss
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AT THIS TINE

~ hays = very nicsly piannsd cor
nsr house fer cne family, q rocsni
~ ~, 49, ~ y ln 80, srs e., !, ri1 81
hnaasiug Cal 4 III PARKER. IA
$3.50 ~ IA a.afee
TUFHY \ eos
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HOLMEAD, REALTOR
~. oO-OV
KENSINGTON

-Four bedrooms. 2 baths, = levels,
2. years old: paneled den, . fire-
places, washer, drier. disposal. other
to grade school. 2 blocks to swim
ming pool: bus to parochial school
Assume $1,000, Az loan. Price,
$1S.750. by OWNER. Available early
January. No agents. From Conn
ave. left on Newport Mill I'd, al
right turn continue straight ahead
into Rock Greek Palisades. past
school to 11107 Dewey I'd. Open
10 am 10 s pm. Call WI. B-3Sg2
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CAPE COD
MoNTGoMERY couMIY

alta VISTA BETHEsDA = ''U''
shaDeo brick rambler, near schools
snd s oS.. only = Yrs; old vacant
fully equipped Kit bedrms.. .
paths attached garage. ALSO
LUTkLY NO STEPS S2l.5On
FRANK $. PHILLIPS. OIL. e.1OO6
ewes. OIL. 2-3Oan
BETHESDA--3-bedrm. brick, center
nal rambler IA baths. bsmt
nrepl cleo kit with dikhwaShsf
and table space level fenced lot
Don miss this excellent buy! BIZ.
rHEsDA REALTY. OF. 4-i4is
BETHEsDA, sea, 50o--S5 900 cash
would Ne considered On IRIS bssgti.
fni hrand-neu 6-rm.. e-bath brirk
rambler many unusual features
Let ~ ahnw this 70 you Call Miss
Painter GEORGE I. BOR0FR
INC, lNgf X ~ ~ Ma. s-0I50
BETHEsDA BUNGALOW re-
decorated. vacant near Lacr Of
Lourtes and Lynubr00k schools. Z
bedrooms. OF approved ct sia.ps0
n sstrs Fss ss PH f9q, rs
OF. --400d Ewes WO G-4605
BETHEsDA-Nev sDllt-. sveh Ia
ronv neirhboYhood. walk dist "a
public Ana pafcchiai SRA ehurrhss
and iransp Nice living IN. ssp
iininI I'm comb kitrhen 4 bed.
rnra. hnthA den with y bath,
re m with outside ertr You
nft V1lr moneys worth 81 80 COO
b. these usii-cnnsfFursrt 1firk-ard.
redwood hames EOaZENDoRFER
OF. t-efii 1851
BETnEsDa-WYNGATE sf0i I'm
caie A. nDen a1n --caps Cod -
affrnr co. ~ 49, rrFrh NJ
sgaiins owNEa OIL s.ossa
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HOUSES Goa sALE-N.L

ASTONISHING VALUE In we'll
built Semidet, hrk, q rms bath
Drk. gar. faS heat, Immediate COS =
session EveS., III 6-223a.
ZOE. ROW BRICK: s rms.. 3 bed
rooms. automatic heat. only $3.50
aoEn. See sos y. Carolina ave
-ll2h b. I Ave- nundal III A-nnnl
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Pleasant Hills
7-FamIlv Ho,iSeS

The houses In this nne established
community are a. excellent inVeat,
ment Npg can live IN enc apart.
ment and the rent frem the Other
Eih nelp you 70 buE u. Or rent both
investmeut A. this time W. nav
some Of these i0ueea that are fusl
. fev years Old mat ARE occupied
vita excellent tenants. which ~
can ncN eler for sale. Our sxps.
Renee N the cost ~ operation ol
these houses u nVaiiabie q ynu r<l
" shou You what q hne Investment
theae houses are. ether ~ = homs
ar fnVeafnanf
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KENCTNCTON

-. 4;bessroom. 2;;bath, modern 2;
nreplaces. washer, drier. disposal:
other extras. Fenced corner lot, hall
block to Rrade school. 2 blocks to
swimming pool; bus to parochial
school. Assume $4,000 4Haee Gl
loan. Priced $lS.75O by owner. Nc
agents. Available early January.
Dir; From Conn. ave-, left on New
tinue straight ahead into Rock Greek
Palisades. pass school to 1110i
Dewey I'd. Open 10 am. to 5 pm
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cT,OsE-IN sI,IvER spRTNC

FOUR CORNERS AREA
.Brk. Colonial close to
ton. 3 bedrms., Ia baths.
Attractive1y finished rec. rm.
1nclosed porch. Liv. rm. with
fireplace Family -size din,
RIM. Aluminium storm sash.
Tiled kit. Fenced I'd. Play
area. Home in excellent con-
dition. $l6.96Q. Possession
30 days; HE. 4-e2ll. Ewes.
EN- 3-Qo17
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s2os PARKvIEW ROAD

PARkV1EW ESTATES
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TILL &
A new home with q perfect
family kitchen, 2l feet OF
length. well arranged, with q
fireplace, eating and playing
space, natural wood cabinets
and laundry area. All this.
and q center-hall rambler
having liv, rm. with fireplace
and bookshelves. separate din,
rm.. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths and
screened porch: full daylight
bsmt. with half bath; garage:
on q large lot overlooking
Rock Greek Park. In one OF
the finest Of communities;
S32,500.
To reach: Out Conn. ave.
to East-West hwy. right to
intersection of Beach dr.. and
left on Jones Mill I'd. to Lee
velle dr.. right to our sign
and property.
INEz CUsHARD. Realtor
EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5s67
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HOUSES for SALE. Nd. Cont. !

BETHESDA, WOODHAvEN--Move in
by Xmas. Absolutely terrific 4-bed
rm. and den brick Colonial In this
outstanding neighborhood. Never
have you seen such spacious hall
area and such generous rooms. Lee.
mod. kit. full dry bsmt., partitioned
by an eS oT Fr,ceG N ssS Sso ST
lot included in price. c. B. wy
WE'LL. OIL. 2.aaaR. I'll q
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SILVER sPRMo
SPARKLING RAMRI, Err
WQODSIDE AREA

"a AA4bAAAS4ANkA 4t414NA4&AAA1Ab
WoODSIDE AREA
i. OPEN SAT. AND SUN. OZARK
Custom built by aFchiteet-oWner;
entr. hall. sep. din. rFn., stone firepl
In picture-windowed liv. rm.: 2 twin
bedrms., 2 full baths. beaut. new rec.
rm.. stairs to exp. End A.; gar: huge
:evel lot. fruit trees; immed. poss. A
steal at only S1S.600. .Conv. and
coIesville I'd. and second ave. follow
Second, ave. to Elkhart. left to our
open sign.
Also OTHER BARGAINS IN
g, 4 BEDRM. RAMBLERS
Cali for appointment to see these
all-comfort homes. Ideally located
near schools. shop. and transp.
| CAPITAL REALTY co.
JU. g-0ST3. ~. $500. WE. 5-56:7
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HILLANDALE FOREST

Beautiful white brick rambler on
Igs; wooded lot; ultrsmod. klt.
baths, lge. liv. rm., sep. dining rm.,
Daylight bsmt,. garase. Priced. $685..
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.

WOODSIDE-OWNER TRANSFER
RED; forced to sell before New
Year. Dutch Colonial with lge. liv.
rm.. enclosed porch. Ice. dining rm.
with lovely bay window, kit: 3 large
bedrms., 2 baths: finished bsmt.
with bath. Fenced-in yard within
walking distance OF shopping and
schools Owner will redecorate TO
buyers choice. JU. $1,000.
BUNGALOW; 2 bedrms., rec. room;
near stores. bus and hwy; vacant,
IKE new: $500 to $500. OWNER.
@-BEDRM. HOUSE. bsmt.: auto. oil
n.a-h.; comb; storm and screen
owner Will be on premises Sat and
Sun. D01 Wade ave-. Rockville
Make your offer.
BRICK RAMBLER-A real gem. In
side and outdoor flreplaces. parouet
floors. stainless storm windows,
fruit and shade trees, large lot G1
approved ct $4,000. Air condi-
TONERS and furniture separate. 95O7
Ewing drive. Bethesda. OIL. 2-0625,
RENT WITH OPPORT. TO BUY,
43O6 Garrett PIX. rd., Viers. Mill,
Whtn.; attr: 2-hedrm. home: fenced
lot. EQUIP. kit. bsmt. SP. 3-g095,
STA, 5oO-On q quarter acre. with
full basement. separate dining rm
1 slS ~ lovely yard With trees,
. iii ,. w. ~ 0''00O'
4-BEDRM. SPLIT LEVEL, plus large
carport, fully air-cond., acre lot.
Colesville area. A. J. KESSINGER
& CO.. JU. a-4544.
CAN you RECOGNIZE A BARGAINi
This 36-ft. Cape Cod has q sep
Din; rm., large kit, 2 bedrms. and
bath on End floor; full bsmt. Price,
S16.750. Below CT. A. j. KES-
SINGER q Co. JU. 9-4644
NEW COUNTRY HOMES-Custom
built brick homes on half.acre level
lots; 4 distinctive plans; sep. din,
rms. bsmts.. porehes. 1replaces.
HIsA A!;i;isI Hob WATER HEAT
q CO., ~. 9-4544.
BETHESDA-3-MONTH-OLD
SFLIT-LEVEL
bedrooms, 3 baths. beau. 'uI
liyinE room. fireplace. YoungstoN !.
kitchen. large family room, carport,
large lot. many trees. shaded patio
IN Greenwich Forest--Bethesda'l
nnest RESIDENTIAL area. blocks from
bus. Sale py OWNER. S2S, $50
4s4eS LIST trust. VIII take large
md. From Bank OF Bethesda oui
Old GEORGETOWN IL miles left q
1904 Huntington pkwy. OIL. 4-571 3
GATTHERSBURG-6 bedrooms, "
acres; close to all schools; 4IsE Isl
trust 70 anyone. Price, $4,000,
WHEATON AREA bedrms., IN
bsmt.. fenced yard; $500 dl., bal
500 mo. Price, $4,000.
LYNCH Co. VIII. 6-292s q
1904 CHALMERS ROAD
OPEN SUNDAY is
Hillandale brick rambler; 3 large
bedrooms. liv. rm. fireplace. fui
bsmt. gas heat, lge, level lot
i w 800 200; IN n H. ave. to Chalmers
RoBT. Z. LowERY. JU. $4,000
1877 FOREST GLEN RID.
OPEN SUNDAY is
!. 4-bedroom, 2-bath, brick Colonial
bedroom and bath LIST floor. All bed
rooms are large: full-sized din. rm.
f1repl.. in liv. rm., screened porch
mr.. school sand bus. East Of Georgii
RoBT. l. LowERY. Ju. $4,000
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BETHESDA-Almost new brk. split
level; lge. liv.. rm., din. ell. mod.
cleo. kit. 3 bedrms., l "a baths, full
bsmt.. maids rm., rec. rm.s garage.
S25,OOG. GEO. W. ROBERTSON.
Realtor, 1886 Wis. ave, OIL. q
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CONN. AVE. HILLS
BUILDERS CLEARANCE
OF DISCONTINUED
MODELS

Only 2 avail. 3-hedrm. Cape Cod
with full bsmt. and Ice. expansible
md A.; Hotpoint kit; fully -sodded
lot. Price, '$14,950. Excel. financing
and trades considered. Phone VII.
6-b0S3 ewes. and SUM-; weekdays,
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IT you WANT a small, economical
house, we have 2-bedrm. semidet..
full bsmt., on corner lot, In River
dale, Nd, Sl1.95O; Gil or conven-
ti0nal. Also have 7-rm., 2-bath
split-levels: lovely location in Rose
croft Park, Oxon Hill, Md, S1S.4b0.
CynresR s-l135
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Hammond Park

HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
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MOVE IN before XMAS

Split-levels: - bedrms. and den,
large l3xl3 all-electric kitchen.
l3xl7 din. rm. opens into large
patio; living rm. with fireplace. full
path and powder rm., util. rm. and
oSmt. close to shopping center and
from IL noon to 3 pm, or by an
pointment. Will consider trades on
houses or lots. DIRECTIONS. Ont
"a. ave. sc. to Branch ave, left on
Branch ave. to M st. turn rirht on
N St. blk. 10 N st, turn left 3
eiockS 70 holses and open sign.
Ssa1m ap mouse. 3343 N st. sc. LIZ.
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bungalow; iiy. rm.. din, rm., iRe.
kit. bath; firepl. and full bsmt, /:
on la-acre lot. separate garage: 20
Minis. from Fl. Meade and down.
town D. c.. "a mile Univ Of Nd.
Priced for quick sale. Call TO.
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BUNGALOW; 2 bedrms., rec. room;
near stores, bus and hwy: vacant,
like new. $500 to $500. OWNER.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
OPEN 1875
4 BEDRMS., $13,5OO
2 FULL BATHS

1892 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc
Semidet. brk:-First a. has iiv
nm. din. rm.. kit. enclosed heated
porch; full bsmt.. finished rec. rm.
ouilt-in garage; $1,000 down; mr.
everything LII. 4-43S2.
MUDD REAL. ESTATE co
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ASSUME LARGE OF

3-bedrm. brk. rambler. on high
grind. in beautiful Woodlawn. Lee.
cor. lot. fenced yd Pull dry day
sep. door 20 freezer: auto. GE light
up push-but. stove; pict. window.
fireplace: I'd. posi- lantern. 3 yrs.
old and IN new cOnd. 3 biks. IN
elem. and jr. h. sch, 10 min 10 Cap.
via BALTIC Wash. pkwy.; Sl7,500.
OWNER. WA. 7-6221
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2 BEDRM. HOUSE. bsmt.: auto. oil
doors and windows. Out Of town
owner Will be on premises Sat. and
sun. B01 Wade ave-. Rockville
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722 DECATUR PL. NE.
Open Sunday. q rooms. semi
detached brick. Large OF loan can
be assumed, $1,000 needed. KRET-
SINGER, LA. 6-I499
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FOREST HEIGHTS
$500 DOWN AND ASSUME G1
LOAN--Vacant, new brick Three
bedrms., IA baths. full hsmt., beaut,
kit. BEACH REAL ESTATE. 4936
Livingston I'd. Sc. 10, 7-32l5.
INDIAN HEAD HIGHWAY
Calvert Manor, 2OB Pennington I'd,
- acres. 2-bedrm. redwood ram
bier; Apr oximately 4 blocks from
water. having boating, fishing and
pier rights: 2 blocks to schools and
bus. $14. BOO $1,000 down. RE-.
6-A656: ewes. CY. 1884.
WEST a. DIXON, REALTORS
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BETHESDA-WYNGATE. $4,000
3-bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod
close to public and parochial
schools; small den,. sep. dining rm.,
PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7o06: ewes. wo
6-4605.
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PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO..
I'm A.IIRR wa - a.,EE
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HOUSES fer SALE, NE. tcon..


b45 JEFFERSON ST, NE.
SDoo down. Assume ~ loan
Mod, semidet. brk.; 9 rms., pwdr.
ELLIS KO6SOW, REALTOR
ST. 3-44l5 TU. 2-S563 ia. g-S749
COLORED-3O BUCHANAN ST. NE.
S6b. mo. to qualified vet; 6-rm.
brick; rec. rm., concrete porch, gas
heat; redee.; low On. pymt. NE
S-9692; ewes, Sun. tn. 2-2cS0
.C0LORED-"SMALL CITY FARM:
6-bedrm -and-bath home: hot-Water
heat. oil burner: 2-car garage.
0yer.an-acre lot with 20Q-ft, front.
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MT. RAINIER or 8 bedrm. home,
can be nnrehasah Nth .un.n a.,....
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-30

4. ELECTRIC LAUNDREss-Enioyw ork.f
wash days when your electric washer, dryer and
ironer take over-dutomaticaVv.
5. ELECTRIC D1SHWASHER - An electric
dlshwasher ends those meal-end blues, safely,
hygienicaly-and automatically
s. ELECTRIC HOT WATERBOY No more
temperature tantrums!' Your electric water
heater keeps you always in hot water-a,sto-
mdticallg.
FROM THE TIMER that triggers your electric
coffeemaker before you get up. to the warmer
that heats babys last yawn-time bottle, there's
an automatic electric helper to tighten all your
kitchen chores. So let your electric appliance
dealer show you how little it costs to live
really Enthusiastically! You'll be glad you did
now, and through the many carefree years
that these electrical helpers will serve youi
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-30

side Hospital is doing nicely and
we wish him a very speedy re-
covery..
Mrs. D. A. Griffith visited Mrs.
Georgia Cox Saturday. Mrs.
Mamie Smith and her brother. Mr..
Oakley, and wife are visitors in
the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian DunkuIn
are expected home Wednesday
after having spent the winter
months in Sarasota. Florida.
Guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Wise. We're Mr.. and Mrs
Elijah Grigg and two children OF
Falls Church. Va Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Grigg and infant daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kappes
all of Richmond
Friends are glad to know tina,
Mrs. Kemper Beasley. who has
been quite sick in Southside Hos.
pital. returned home last Monday
and is doing nicely
Concord Baptist Church mem.
berS have every reason to be yer,
proud Of the lovely new peWs
chairs for the choir. the newl,
sanded floor and pulpit furnitur,
which has recently been added
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-30
Grange Will Sponsor
Variety Show, Male
Beauty Contest

The Curdsville Grange will
sponsor variety show and mems
beauty contest Friday. April 6. be-
ginning at 8 p. III. in the Curdsville
Community Center
The first Of the two part pro-
gram. Children 5 Corner. will fea-
ture performance by youngsters
from the community and Central
High School A hightlight of the
first part will be dancing of the
Highland Fling by two Richmond
girls. Judy Ransom and Leslie
Brown accompanied by William
Firestone. Buckingham Central
! bagpipe player.
A group OF high school boys will
! present play. The Big Bride. and
Mrs. Ed McCraw Viii give mon
ologue. A group of students from
Longwood College. headed by Miss
Dorothy Webb, will present a
series OF song and dance num-
berS
Part two is the mems beauty
contest among members Of the
Grange. Paul Jones will be master
OF ceremonies. An admission viii
be charged With all proceeds go
ing for building repairs.