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JhIlAof CApAOdCO yCoLCkQdy nG O
of the District League Of Women
Voters, stood up. She said she
was not expressing disagreement
But she said she had tried to
keep an open mind ON this, and
! hope something positive, as
well as negative, comes out OF
the meeting"
On a motion, the group agreed
to form special committee tc
map the opposition strategy
publish a pamphlet expressing its
views and to seek equal speaking
time with the Lewis firm at the
10 public meetings to begin mex
week.
A number of those attending
the meeting also are member:
Iof the official Commissioner
Citizens Advisory Committee or
the coming revision, headed BY
Thomas j. Groom. president Of
the Commerce Bank.
Attendance Suggested
Members of the Groom com.
Imittee also have suggested that
its subcommittee appear for.
mally at the public meetings. The
Commissioners. however. urged
that the Lewis firm be allowed
to make a full presentation of it.
proposals before the opposition
cuts loose.
Since the Groom committee 4
an official group. one member
told reporters. yesterdays meet.
ing was called in order to or.
Iganize the opposition on a diff.
Iferent basis.
Mr.. Wilkes, in his talk, said he
had thought the revision's MAR
purpose was to bring the city.
36-year-old coming code, patched
by hundreds of amendments ovel
the years. up to date. But aftel
studying Mr.. Lewis radical
proposals. he said. he concluded
with great reluctance" that tn,
District would be forced to IRE.
pudiate the whole thing"
Mr.. Wilkes said he had selected
five Of Washington's best sub
divisions of expensive homes, anC
found that over 80 per cent O
the properties in them would
not meet Mr.. Lewis coming re,
quirementS.
He said this meant some va.
want tracts could not be de.
lveloped in such areas, and thai
structural additions could no
be added to many existing houses
Mr.. Abel charged that "a
least 80 per cent" of all existing
structures would fail to NEE
some standard. AS non-conform.
ing buildings. he said. modern.
Iization and remodeling :. woulc
be reduced almost to nothing.
Cites Parking Requirements
Mr.. Abel said the proposals cal
for a reduction in the size o.
most new buildings of from 81
to go per cent, with off-street
parking of from two to 10 time.
the gross floor area of the build.
!ings."
However. George S. Cater
head of Mr.. Lewis Washington
office. said he hoped the criticism
would lead to full discussion Of
these issues by all residents"
| He said he had explained thu
proposals to a number of either
groups. and generally got a gooc
reaction to them.
| He conceded that of -street
parking requirements were high
and said they purposely wert
aimed at having developer,
provide 100 per cent parking
for their new buildings" Tht
alternative, he said. would be fol
the entire community to Shout.
der some of the developers
capital costs"
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SEND A KID TO CAMP
Streets Offer Caroline
Her Only Escape

1t would mean a lot for Caro-
line to get away from home for
awhile.
1t isn't just the poverty there,
although that's discouraging
enough.
Caroline's younger brother is
mentally deficient. He is help
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a private club known as the
Maryland Waterbugs-were ex-
pected to search the river.
Capt. Magaha said partial re-
ports Of tests conducted by the
FBI yesterday lust gives us an
other reason to believe it might
be the Fellers girl" The FBI, he
said, was to resume its studies
Of hair strands and nail polish
today.
He said police have done
everything they ordinarily do To
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make an identification" but
added they still want to make
certain 1t was Miss Fellers' body
He added that there still was
no evidence Of foul play, and the
indications were that death was
the result Of drowning.
Mary Elizabeth and a girl
friend. Shelby Jean venable, is
Of North Laurel, Md. disappeared
together on the night OF June /
There has been no trace Of the
lVenable girl.
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meeting called by Edward r.
Carr, Board of Trade president,
and attended by representatives
of about 20 organizations.
The meeting broke wide open
an effort by the District Com
ImisSioners to hold off organized
attacks on the proposals until
after Mr.. Lewis has a chance to
explain them in detail to Wash
Iington residents at series OF
10 public meetings to begin Mon
day night.
Specific Attacks
Two main speakers at the Ses-
sion, called upon by Mr.. Carr
bitterly attacked specific parts
of the coming revision, but con.
tended fatty that 'piece-meal'
correction could not adequately
Improve it.
James Wilkes, attorney, ano
Joseph Abel, architect, urged
that the first draft of Mr.. Lewis
revision be either junked or COM
pletely rewritten.
George r. Linkins, represent
ing the Building Owners ano
Managers Association, added
I'VE ought not dignity this crazy
thing by attempting to sit down
and say what is wrong with it
I'VE ought to throw the whole
thing out the window"
Mr.. Wilkes and Mr.. Abel called
some of the Lewis recommends
tons unavoidable, =" crazy" and
utterly ridiculous and insulting
:" They said the proposals
drastically tightening develop
ment standards of various build
ing types and changing various
uses of land. would remove the
economic incentive to build ane
slash land values in half.
Sees Building Halt
| Mr.. Abel said he was con-
WINGED the proposed regulations
would prevent practically al
Iprivate building with the excep.
Ition of Single-family houses" anC
also prohibit additions or altera.
Itions to most existing buildings
Mr.. Wilkes said the proposals
would mean IAN immediate de.
Ipreciation of land value of no
less than As per cent" in thu
central business district, which
he noted provides the largest
proportion of tax money to the
District.
They also singled out new Off
street parking requirements al
excessive, and accused Mr.. Lewis
of attempting to solve all mu.
nicipal problems like traffic anc
parking" with new coming tool'
which they said wouldn't work.
One of the most controversial
Iof development policies" the
Lewis firm has adopted as basis
for new coming is to hold dowr
the growth of employment anc
accompanying traffic congestion
in the downtown area by limit.
ing the size Of new Office build.
Iings. No new Office building, fol
example, could have floor area
more than seven times the ares
of its lot. Mr.. Wilkes attacked
this approach, but leveled equa
criticism at coming proposals out
side the downtown area.
Carr Notes Alarm
Mr.. Carr opened yesterday!
meeting by noting considerable
alarm" about the proposals
which he said could have al
much effect on Washington al
the L'Enfant Plan"
After comments by Mr.. Wilkes
Mr.. Abel and Mr.. Linkins. Mr.
Carr asked whether any of thu
organization representatives pre-.
sent disagree with the opposition
sentiments expressed.
Only one, Mrs. John F. Snyder
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| rode Boord Leads Drive
To Kill Rezonine Plan
Bitter Attacks on Lewis Proposals Mark
Session Attended by 20 D. c. Groups
BY GEORGE BEVERIDGE

organized drive kill the District proposals of
consant Harold M Lewis has been launched by leaders of
number business and professional headed by the Wash
ington Board Of Trade
Opposition the Lewis proposals. mounting steadily in in
tensy during the last few months exploded yesterday at
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MIR. CHI takes comfort in
the fact that his is not the
only Teahouse company with
goat problems.
The German company, for
example, had a goat which
would drink nothing but
orange juice, and at one per-
Torrance refused to drink
that. The harried actors tried
other drinks water, milk,
fruit juices - but the goat
would drink none of them.
They discovered finally that
an eager stagehand, in a zeal
for cleanliness, had washed
the helmet with gasoline.
The London company had a
spot of goat trouble, too. The
British government office
charged with looking over
such things as plays and
movies objected to only one
thing in Teahouse calling
the goat Lady Aston.
They got around that by
changing the name to Perle
Mesta for the British run.
Saki has been with the cast
about two years. She has no
understudy here, as she did in
New York, and the cast hopes
every night she won't get
temperamental and refuse to
go on.
She and her predecessors
came from Bart Burns, a New
York TV actor who raises
animals on the side for
theatrical productions.
When Saki joined the show
the management forgot to in
Guide her in the payroll. A
call Of apology was made to
Mr.. Burns, along with a
promise that a check would
arrive shortly.
Never mind that" Mr..
Burns said anxiously. What
Kind Of notices did she get?"
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PICTURE on Po9e BIZ
less and requires the constant
attention of his mother.
The child is on the waiting
list for an institution. but until
an opening is available, his
mother must do everything for
him. There is another younger
brother to be cared for, too.
Streets Only Escape
In a downtown two-room- and-
Kitchen apartment with no yard,
lit isn't easy for Caroline to get
away from the tragedy of her
brother. Her only escape Is to
the city pavements.
Caroline's father is fond OF
her. but he is separated from
her mother, and his support of
the family is irregular. Her
mother cannot go out and work
because Sne is TIED down at
home.
With slim help from welfare
funds, things get pretty tough
BY the end Of the month.
Last year. Caroline had a won
lderful experience. She was given
IA trip to summer camp. She
swan and played ball and
learned handicrafts.
1t was the first time in her g.
Iyear-old life she had been away
from home. but she wasn't the
least bit homesick. She was
having too much fun.
Longs TO Return
Caroline is eager To 90 back
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LIKE EVERYBODY else,
goats and actors get tired
after a days work. They like
to hop into a taxi and hurry
home, wherever it might be at
the time.
But Saki and Mr.. Chi ran
head on into the Washington
cab problem. Every hacker
who saw the goat rebelled.
Mr.. Chi, mumbling about
snooty cab drivers, looked
elsewhere. Now, after each
performance, he and Saki
dodge. the stage door billys
and walk up Fourteenth street
to a private home near his
hotel, and he tetherS her in
the yard.
On the way there are al
ways a few people who try to
pretend they don't see a goat
at all.
Also on the way, there's al
ways the battle of Thomas
Circle. Four of the trees there
Mr.. Chi isn't sure just what
kind they are-Seem particu-
larly attractive to Saki. She
strains at her leash as they go
by, trying to get at the leaves.
She strains even harder
than she does to get at the
brandy filled helmet on the
stage, a part of her role in the
play. AS Lady Astor, she is
used to test the Okinawan
brandy, and sips it from a
helmet. The brandy" is real
ly a soft drink, for even a goat
might gag at a helmet full of
brandy.
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OUR HEARTS ARE ALL IN TUNE'

Susan Marie Sead daughter Of Mserg and Mrs Paul DAN
and poetry on her lips for graduation exercises of the District Society Grip
Betty Carter Fort teacher went Our motto love- oen
all
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Longs TO Return

Caroline is eager to go back
again this year.
A welfare worker who knows
her thinks it would be good for
her to get away from home for
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Picture on Pose BIZ
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Areo-Wide
SERVICE

All John 6. Webster Service is by
Websters own Foctoy-Tr oined
Serice-men. And John 6. Web
ster m cintoins over so fully
equipped trucks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

Every unit sold by John-G Webster
is exactly as represented. No
used, damaged. scratched. re-
possessed or trcded appliances!
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No Down Payments necessary un-
less desired. Up to IS months to
pay -. in some cases up to 5
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

Every unit sold by John 6. Web
ster muy be installed by our own
trained men. Of slight additional
cost.
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The John G. Webster ccmpcny wus
established in 1912. And for over ~
years WebsteEs hos been nome you
con trust.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

BY OWNER-B Brick house; lge. liv.
nm; sep family-size din rm.; 4
bedrms.. 2i2 kathS: full bsmt.. lge.
screened porch and gar. lge. rear
sd. surrounded by hedges and
shaded b. dogwood trees. 40" Dale
dr.. JU. 1890. -
ASSUME AZ CT LOAN-Stone-and
brick rambler; 3 bedrms. lse, liv
rm.. stone firepl., din. ell. equip
kit. colored bath, full bSmt.. semi
fin. recr. nm, patios; mr.. pub. anc
white rail fence. $4,000. OPEN
SUNDAY. 1910 Sanford I'd, JU
OPEN sun. e-5-oI or conven-
tional; $685. down; fully Diet. brick
in beaut Montgomery Hills. 241u
Seminary I'd, S. S. See today or
call ST 3-045U. -
4 CORNERS. Silver Spring-Lovely
33c6edTrm ao ramoIe Iishs SompieteISy sths
liv. rm. with fireplace. din rm.;
full bsmt. Ideal loo, Excellent terms
Call OWNER, HE. 4-2075. -13 q,
NEAR FOUR CORNERS-Cape Cod
all brick, 5 rooms, expansible attic
full bsmt.: Reas. priced; 800 Dry
den ct. Sill. Spg.. Md, JU. $50 8
CALIFORNIA CONTEM PORARY
Burnt Mills Estate-See the new
sensational 1856 model rambler and
split level in Silver Springs love-
Hest new community. Priced from
S24 $50. Located a; intersection Of
Colesville I'd. and N, H. ave. THE
1SENS, Builders and Realtor. HE
4-S41g.
Sc! 95O-Close in with the very
best room sizes you've seen. ire
mendous sep. din. rm, and liv. I'm
with firepl., closed porch, paneleo
recl. rm. and "l2 baths. concrete
child's swimming pool IN Anchor,
fenced yard loads of closets anc
garage BY Apt, GRAHAM q
co, JU. 5-6550. . til 9.
TWO HOUSES and 90-acres OF lane
east OF Rte. 20 on Blackburn rd
Call after j pm, SP. 4-2962. III
IL BATHS; large Colonial; 3 twin
sized bedrms.. lge. lily. rm.. sep
din. rm., rec. rm. with glass bar
close to public and st. Johns pa.
rochial schools; Grapes, wall-to-Wal
carpeting and mirrors INCLUDED; or
quiet street with little travel
GRAHAM q CO, Ju. 5-6OlO. he
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AREA Newly Gee. 5.yr.-old brick
split level on l..acrc wooded lot
most desirable neighborhood. 8 bed
rms, ~ baths. liy. nm, din rm..
lac modern kitchen. WlShwasheT.
DiapOsdlh pantry daylight bSmt,
washer rec. rn. Carport and
circular drive, terrace OycrloaKs
loyeiY ear yard with max. privacy,
3hu CT and FHA pending
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NOODNiDt FNNht H1l" crosby rd
open sun - MAGNIFICENT year.
old brick rambler owner leaving
city u lHrgpr-ihan usual rms. 81
baths, scr rear porch, stairway IA
nuured attic enormous XII eye
level oven, GRAND CLOSETS rec
IN with raised stone nrepl o.
cat garage Wooded rear yard From
Cole NE I'd ont Dale dr. to Crosby
m righi to nj" CHESTER n
KELLER, IL i-iiuO, IA H.tSsd
- BATHS and tremendous pan
LED drn top Of tins lovely el0Sr-
ms room lull basement aud built a..
IN RatHgc lovely area Urpeut sale
On. your terms GRAHAM A co
~ .l..ilu . ~ y
Newly dec ".hcdrn brick rambler
~ baths, din rm hsmt side
walks Assume 4 trust. BURVLE
o. RAMSEY. ~. D-20S5. 81
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HILLCREST

OPEN Sun. l-B ? M $3.50 Egie
81. e. ASKING Only So. 900 JuttH
GOV viii handle this heauEuu. Get
Eng -sjy!e bICk home ia ;he acclu
sion OF b c suburb. plenty 81
5CapUG gICduQs Gft DITCH garage.
e lovely rms fireplace. scr porch
den on IrG H.. rec rm IN bsmt. So D.
Gt.. rms ) outside entrances 81.
baths. oil NV h. With recessed rad
ators. and lots Of extras Cal, MR..
FALLIN. K!. 9-6339. 10. s-6HH4
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TRI-LEVEL

Westoyer drive sc. 6oG 3lst and
Pa ave sc New, 4 bedrns .
baths, liy, rn. oin nm. elec. Kit. +,
rec rm bsmt this house Is de-
signed for !. separate living quarters
for large family VIII b. available
in two week. OWNER. DI 7-Gb60
any time. Il not IN. leave message
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Brand-neV listing Of at
traC red brick house with
lovely garden lst-FLOOR
BEDROOM. $50. 900. Just of
Mass. ave. Call Mrs. Stoesseh
OIL. ,.-g059
SIMMONS PROPERTIES, DE. "-os 80
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sEMIDETACHED BRICK. sl4.5oo
CAPITOL HILL

Very LARGE. modern aat-front brick
home consisting OF large rms =
baths and utility nm THIS home Is
ideal Cor entertaining and Is modern
IN every Vay. Marble fireplace. gas
NV h., nice Yards on Wlde alley
Price, $1,000 - 500 down Gan
HERBERT 4 SONS. Realtors. 5lI
East Capitol ST. Ii. 3-ul2g, ewes.
y-".Nt
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10 Z. INDIAN SPRINGS DR..

ITO E. INDIAN SPRINGS DIR:
lSx2O-FT. DEN WITH FIREPL,
Immaculate S-yr -old brick Co
lonial with extra-large liy, rm. and
din. rm.. den. spacious kit powder
and screened porch on LIST H. Il
large bedrooms up, recreation rm
with bar. utility rm. with lavarory
.anu shower down level lot with
handsome barbecue. This VA-ap-
proved home has been priced Tor
quick sale. 800,
ANDRIs REALTY, INC. OIL. "-9010
NEAR FOREST GLEN. lO0o5, Menlo
ave Cape Cod type; Z bedrooms,
tuii bath. ma floor, living room
with fireplace and dining ell, modern
kitchen. also bath first floor; dry
basement with ground-level en-.
trance; large lot, I'M fine trees, oG aie
A MILES HOUSTON, EXCLUSIVE
OIL. 6-3364 or OIL. 4-10@b
Dir. Drive out Conn. ave. tc
KensinEton firehouse. turn right or
Pliers Mil I'd. / block. right on
Metropolitan. LEFT a. Leafy, "a pix
. 10
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HOUSES FOR SALE--N.E.

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW bed
rooms. screened sleeping porch
front porch double garage; fenced
rear yard. LA. 6-0s09. 5
OPEN SUNDAY TO DARK. 1000
Meade st. ne. Eastland Gardens
Det, 5-vr -old 6-rm corner brick
center-hall plan. Rec. complete
Excel. cond. spacious yard. THE
CEE-STALK CO. zoos 9th st. NV,
eSS l 1f's ST. N.E.-LOvelv e-fami!y
brick; cow loo. oil heat. Priced
low TO sell, Open Sat and Sun. s.
OWNER SACRIFICE for quick sale:
iu-rm.. @bath home near Catholic
UNIVERSITY Ideal for large family
or yoomerS. Call so 5-4iJS. IS
room, story and a half brick
Shinsle; gas b W h. 70 .-ti3S3.
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GLENMONT
S1O.95O NON-GI
KenSingtOn

KenSington
RAMBLER. Sll15u. Nice corner
lot next TO park; spotless through.
out; :: bedrms., sunny kitchen, fulI
bSmt. with tiled floor. alum. storm
windows; bus at door A real buy
for couple or small family.
RAMBLER, Sl2.950. :: bedrms; :;
with GE kit, firepl in liy. rm., pull
down stairway to storage attlc,
CAPE COD. Slb.75u Wooded
area near scnool; 1 bedrms.. . baths,
lge. XII. rec. rm in osmt, Anchor
BRICK COLONIAL. Sl5.5OO. Large
lot, near school. :; bedrms eating
space kit, large din. rln., full bSmt-,
alum. storm windows, awninGs, rear
patio Take over Sl3,5u0 4l2fc
loan payable S95 mo. A real buy
LOVELY OLDER HOME, sl9.75O.
1 bedrms.. kit. and bath all modern
ICED, recently dec. large wooded lot
200-ft deep; walk 10 schools and
caARMING FRAME COLONIAL
S24,500; FIRST 1lr bedrm. and bath.
CENTER HALL, bedrms, and bath
upstairs, bsmt. has maids rm. and
lavatory, h.-v.h.. spotless interior;
walk to schools. churches, tranSp.
and shopping. Don't miss this!
CALL 10, $4,000 AT ANY TIME
Higgins 81 Harrison, Inc.
Realtors 1O615 CONN. Ave,
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Z II M ~ Vt 7
DentSyll!e --- Excellent condition
.aGse -bearm home, ali modern
CUnY club basement. . acres Il
include ICE. chicken house. othe;
bllES. all Al cond. $1,000. Terms
arranged
La Plata nice. well-located
homes from Sil 900 to S2S,5uU
All modern Couy
Potomac River Beautiful ranch
type =. bcnGuIs modern cUnyI
Year -rOuHd comfort. INC acres, beach
ana nsa.ne, 81 miles IRON d {
81 sea-
cal. TAYIOR La Plata f6al or 5t0l
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OPEN SUNDAY, -
l12" ARCOLA AVENUE
BRICK RAMBLER

CORNER LOT. 6GA Oh
Gil or conventional Living room
with fireplace. separate dining rom
bright kitchen: > bedrms. and bath;
finished recreation rm.. with picture
WINDOW, in basement. oft-street
parking. Sl6,500, Mr.. Weaver, JU.
S-I127. Dir: Out Ga, ave-, aust
north OF Old Bladensburg I'd, to
Arcola ave right to our sign.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
1924 l4th ST. NV. AID. 4-2OO5
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COLOREp
EASY PLACE

A yrTI inc ufI hfII-- nv M,
.nrpi din rm l' - Ike 6edrm
lull bsui gas heat nice ldt excel
buE rhOpn nv amt 0ui4. e. n
MURPHY RtALTOR. LU. t.624i
or III. Areas. -
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Print The SURPRISE ANSWER here


Unscrambe the sets Of letters making word of each
tumble Print each word letter to square, beneath
each tumble. The letters you have printed the CIR
cied squares may then be arranged to spell the surprise
GnSWer suggested by the cartoon clue. What is it?
(AnSwer appears on Page ABB Col. a.
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SILVER SPRING

IO504 Amherst aye--3-bedroom de-
tached Colonial; large fenced yard
many fruit trees. open sunday -:
Hills on Dayton, right to Amherst,
finht TO house. Call RA. 6-S3e6.
Kinks REALTY CO. REALTORS
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en- NER SpRING

SILVER SPRING =,
Cane Cod of > lge bedrms., full
din nm iiv. rm. with fireplace,
nice Kit. and bath on LIST floor room
for :, bedrms. and bath upstairs;
full bsmt., rear porch. l2x"5: fenced
I'd lot 52xll2 ANY type tlnanc'
ing Mr. PALMER, 10 5-9337
LYMAN c. DELE & CO., INC
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SILVER SPRlNG-CLoSE IN
sAiE BY OWNER RETIRING
Brick rambler. 3 bedrms., tiled
bath. tull bsmt Ice. lot on terrace
overlooking Sligo Park, COW.
schools, tranSp. and shopping !
years old; new dec. S3l5 PineS
branch RI JU S-3p44. %
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COLORED
COLORED
OPEN DAILY TILL DARK

Buy from owner ana save o.
family home, and income Beautiful
location: = tile baths, . kitchens
Gas. heat. recreation room Large
ward. porches. 10 Gallatin st.
NV. ia g-6i34. 3
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27

Methodist Church in Keysville
Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. S. King
ana family. OF Abilene. were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Pulley. Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stephenson
and family, of Ivor. were recent
guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. E. Hudgens.
Week End Visitors
Mrs. George NJ Smith and Mr..
and MIS-. Billy Smith and chill
dren. OF Victoria. were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Pulley. Sum
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arvin
and daughter. of Meherrin were.
week end guests Of her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. George Robertson.
The residence of Bobby Atkins.
which is under construction, is
nearing completion.
This community was saddened
by the death of J. H. Ward last
Friday. Quite a number Of our
people attended his funeral which
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son. of Richmond. spent several
days recently with her mother
Mrs. George M Smith.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Wal
ton and Mrs. H. D. Peters. of
keysville and Mr.. and Msr, Frank
Conner, Of Meherrin. were recent
diner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
w. Pulley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ Bolton
visited their son and family of
brakes Branch recently.
MI, and Mrs. Allen Pulley and
daughter. Gladys. Of Richmond,
visited relatives here recently.
Mr.. and Msr. Edgar Layne,
Of Richmond, we're recent guests of
his parents.
j. w. Bazemore continues quite
sick we are sorry to report.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Barefoot, of
Farmville were week end guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, J. w.
Bazemore
Due to the illness of the pastor,
Rev Altman. Earl " Atkins con-
Quoted services at the Peoples