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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17

Burris and Ray Hickerson. All
victims were returned home alive
and apparently happy.
The second benefit was a coffee
given January % in the home Of
Rev. ana Mrs. Ruel Shepherd from
J until 10 a m.
The living room, with its lovely
appointments. was decorated with
arrangements Of red carnations.
the club flower, on the mantle
The hoSteSSes, Mrs. Horata Shep-
herd Mrs Ruth Ellie Rabbs and
Mrs. Matilda Dredd. greeted the
guests and escorted them into the
dining room.
In the dining room, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Henderson presided at the
coffee service during the first
portion Of the coffee. and Mrs.
Ernestine Clayton during the Sec
ond portion. The table was cover
ed with a cutWork linen cloth.
Red carnations with touches of
silver eucalyptus and red satin
ribbon eentered the table.
Mrs Ida b. Abram and Mrs
Ods Mae Williams took turns pre-
siding at the guest book.
Club members assisting with the
catering were Mrs. Elizabeth Buff
fington. Mrs. Aggie Lee Meekins.
and Mrs. Ruby L. Curry
Corsages Of red carnations were
worn by all the club members.
These two benefits Melted sum
Of ISL As which was turned over
to the March Of Dimes chairman.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17
McCrOry


AZ l. v. D4'enP A.. III
NE = Jordan. MIR. and Mrs. W.
u IIiams. Leroy and Leonard
and John Ivory Wright
Blls' = Forrest City, Wednesday
ven = attend a basketball game
hils : Forrest City and Mari
pew The annual drive OF
sl',s ., hi school closed Wednes-
BIZ y was very successful
e7s y, Adams was crowned queen
D : arown nj school The attend
q o.. we're Reola Bell Brown, EY-
' 'igs and Navada worshum. In
-, a. elementary division, Betty j.
- - vas crowned queen. Attend
w. uere Ella Lue Collier. Vera
a. a. CLARK and Savannah Cross
c. Coleman presented a
Toursdsy. during chapel Pc
- me Wandering Valentino
Brown hi school boys and
..rls defeated Parkin, Thursday
= Mrs. John Burks, jr,
Torrsst City was the Sunday eve
siae guest of W c. Williams
a. Nora Gillispie was called
: Wynne Sunday for the funeral
= her aunt Miss Tavern
povellett was called home, due
T. the death Of her uncle, last
Friday Miss Rowellett is an in
s,r,e,or al Brown hi school &.
Mummy Huff motored to Little
Rock. Saturday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17
Mann Hi TO Stress
Math and Language

The English and mathematics
teachers at Horace Mann hi school
have organized program Of
teaching and instruction designed
to raise the general level Of pupil
performance IN English fundamea-
tails and eomputati0nal arithmetic
All English and literature classes
will provide opportunity for
sentence structure, grammatical
usage and grammatical terminol-
ogy. All mathematics classes will
afford opportunity for the pupil
To improve his mastery OF whole
numbers, fractions and mixed
numbers. deeimals. practical meas
urements. percentage
The program is scheduled to be-
gin when Horace Mann moves to
its new plant and begins one
hour class periods A part Of each
English and mathematics class
period will be used to assist stu
dents VINO evidence deficiencies
in basic skills. Diagnostic tests
will be given all students in grade
10. Other forms of the same tests
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17
Hamburg


Charles Cox
The Hamburg hi school will
sponsor a school paper. The
Bobeat this month Mrs.
Velma Brown. an elementary
teacher here, staged a pre-musical
Valentine program. II featured the
la'es, popular and sentimental Sc
leciionS Mrs Vivian Hughes
Is on the sick list The senior
chorus gave a program at Soldier
Chapel AME church, last Sunday,
Tor the aid Of the pastor
Miss Thelmarie Dinkins. tipping in
sirucior has charge OF the c, r
Ramsey scNtet and the hi school
iyping class.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17
ParkdaIe
MaSsie Fitzpatrick

Mrs Doll Singleton has been
discharged from the hospital and
Is al home with her family
a birthday dinner in honor Of Mr..
howard was given in the home
o. Mr. and Mrs. Howard. Sunday.
quests attending we're. Mrs. Lula
Bell Coleman and Mrs. Wilson.
and Mrs Brown and granddaugh.
Ter Annette. Everyone reported
an enjoyable time. Mr.. Howard
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17

In memory of Al w. Ridley,
who passed away February >.
1855.
One year has passed, dear BROTH
er,
Since God called you home to
be with Him in Heaven
Around the snow-white throne.
We often sit and think of you
When We are all alone
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
We miss you. oh, We miss you,
How could we help but eryg
Hut if We live as you lived
Wen meet you again by and by.
Sadly missed by,
Margree Ridley. wife
Mabel. Myrtle and Janice. sisters
Sgt. Reed IL Ridley, brother
Arvella Pitts
The Better Citizen club Of De-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17
Fri, Feb. II, 1856 STATE PRESS

union singers. At 80. Rev. Green
will discuss Fellowship at St
Peters Rock in interest Of the
BTU and at $50 he will talk On
the subject, Don't Be Late. at
Mt. Pleasant Baptist church. Tues
day mite at Booker home office
his subject will be Working To-
gether' Rev A. L. Reeves.
formerly Of this city and former
pastor of Mt. Olive. 18th and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17
A REMINDER TO OWNERS
or MATURING SERIES . AND 0
SAVINGS BONDS

Unlike Series E Bonds, which earn
interest even after maturity. 2 and
G Bonds do not. II your r and G
Bonds have matured. have them
redeemed-and, while you're q
the bank. Why not reinvest the pro-
cssds in United States Series Z o.
II Bondsf There's no hner, safn
investment and both yidd ths
sane liberal return.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17
MI. Zion
Mrs. Nellie Stoyall

Mr.. and Mrs Ollie Marshall are
the proud parents Of a baby boy,
Mother and baby are fine +.
Mrs. Sadie Lee Gully honored her
oldest son, Martin. with a birth
day party. He was IS john
ME V. Ross is in the Ouaehita
county hospital We hope for him
a speedy recovery.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17
on your Investment

Din you KNOW that your u. S. Savings Bonds
will go on earning money for you-even after
they've reached their maturity date?
Did you know that you can get back as much a.
$3.50 for each dollar you invested in those
Bonds-just by holding on to them?
Under the present Bond Law The maturity period
Of Series Z Savings Bonds has been extended q
full 10 years. There's nothing to asn-no visii
to the bank required. You just hold on to your
Bonds and let them go right on earning extra
money tor you.
With this extended interest period, your Bonds
can now earn up to 500 more than you orig.
inally paid. For example, if you invested $3.50
in Bond in 1915, it's worth 5000 today. But
If you hold it for 10 years more, it will be worth
s67.34-giving you a net return Of $2o.84.
It's easy to see why out of 4 Bond owners are
keeping their matured Bonds-snd why so
many Americans are investing in more through
the Payroll Savings Plan. This Is the plan that
does your saving for you. You just sign up at
the pay Office where you work and tell the people
there what you want to save each payday.
They'll put that amount aside for you-before
you get your check. When enough aocumulstes,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17
Dermott
LEVEL Johnson

Rev. c. b Knox, pastor OF ST.
Paul NIB church. preached an
enjoyable sermon the past Sun
day The Fellowship confer
enee was held at the MBM coll
lege. Tuesday thru Thursday. The
president is Prof Z. Z. MeBeth.
Mrs. Maude ID. billiard, reporter
and r. L. Bean. church clerk
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17

Cedar streets, was here recently
on business and to visit his
mother. Rev. Reeves is residing
and pastoring in Kansas City, Ks
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17
Boulevard News
Rev. ]. II. Green

Rev. ]. n. Green
Sunday afternoon at go, Rev.
J, X. Green, will appear at Oak
Grove. Newton. Tie Plant in be-
half of the mission band. Along
with him will be the West end
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17

was 70 Mrs. Ella Young has
returned home. after visiting rel
atives ana friends in Mobile, Ala
Mr.. Young is still on the sick list
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17

For your future-and the future Of America
hold on to the maturing Bonds you have. And
invest in more through the convenient Payroll
Savings Plan.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17

they'll buy Bond in your name and turn 4
over to you.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-02-17
ArveIla Pitts

The Better Citizen club of De-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12

Holds food ond beverages hot or
cold for hours. Upper oil around
top nokes il cosy 10 fIl or unload.
eosy TO CORY by two handles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12

Handy woy to CORY the picnic
meal Peck with food. beverages
ond utensils ond tote 10 cor end
picnic oreo with greet eose. Hand
some woven design.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12

American Optical Cool Roy Polor-
old sun CLOSES OF q special low
price High quolity frones, in q
eolorful ORGY OF designs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12

Insulated metol chest with cosy
grip handles. Holds 50 lbs. OF ice
Plus food and beverage. includes
beer con opener ond ice pick. Lid
becomes serving troy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12

Newly designed to hold liquids hot
or cold for hours. Liner mode OF
double eooted porcelain enomeled
steel.
With spout ------ 3.49
With foucet .-------- 4.49
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12

ReIox in comfort and adjust to 4
different positions while reclining.
Soron strops con be replaced costly.
Folds neatly for quick storage. Can
be rolled TO different Iocotions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12

Guoronteed 70 lost three years. g.
position plated grill Heavy rod
LEGS with rubber tired wheel.
Block wrought iron finish. A
typlcoI Drug Foir value!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12

" diometer bowl with Grill.
Wrought iron legs told in 10 make
snolI Unit cosy TO store, handy 10
move, An unusual Drug Foir value
Of this low price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
Minimum Price
Under $4,000

SPRINGFIELD AREA: Three
bedrooms; M. T. Broyhill & Sons
builder; out Shirley highway to
Edsall road, right on Edsall road
approximately one-half mile to
Edsall Park.
SOUTH ARLINGTON AREA:
Five bedrooms; Edgar D. Ruoss
builder; out Columbia pike one
block past Glebe road to Monroe
street. left on Monroe street to
Thirteenth and right on Thir-
tenth to Oakland, left on Oak
land to home at 1917 Oakland
street.
FAIRFAX AREA: Three bed
rooms; j & M Construction Co.,
builder; out Arlington boulevard
or Lee highway to Fairfax Circle
left on Route 237, q mile to
Greenway Hills.
FAIRFAX AREA: Three bed
rooms. Crete Construction Co,
Inc, builder; out Route SO to
Fairfax Circle. then . miles on
Route 237 to Route 1856, then
left 2 mile to Tedrich boulevard,
follow arrows 3 blocks to open
house.
FAIRFAX AREA: Three bed
rooms: B. B. Wills Construc-
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Minipum Price
Under $4,000

SPRINGFIELD AREA: Foul
bedrooms; Republic ConStruc-
ton Corp, builder; Shirley high
way to Franconia, Springfield
exit bear right across bridge
project about 500 yards east OF
Shirley highway on Franconia.
FRANCONIA AREA: Three
bedrooms; Morell Construction
Co. builder; out Shirley high
way, turn at Franconia clover
leaf, then left over bridge on
Franconia road. 3l2 miles to Rose
Hill entrance on right.
WOODBRIDGE AREA: Three
bedrooms; Garfield Estates, Inc,
builder; out Shirley highway to
Woodbridge and south on No.
highway to Garfield Estates
SPRINGFIELD AREA: Three
bedrooms; Kogod Berman
builder; out Shirley highway to
Springfield ranconia overpass.
turn right to Franconia road and
turn left to cross overpass. turn
right on Loisdale road. follow
signs to Cloverleaf house at Con-
stance and Layton drives.
ARLINGTON AREA: Three
bedrooms; Columbia Pines De-
velopment Corp. builder; out
Columbia pike TO South Din
widdie street, right to home.
ALEXANDRIA AREA: Three
bedrooms; Banks g. Lee. Inc,
builder; out Shirley highway to
Duke street, turn left and go
approximately la miles to the
Duke Gardens sign.
ALEXANDRIA AREA: Three
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ton Corp. builder; out Route
SO darlington boulevard) 26/10
miles past Fairfax Circle, turn
right at Fairchester sign, follow
Fairchester drive to houses.
SPRINGFIELD AREA: Four
bedrooms; Carl M. Freeman,
builder; out Shirley highway to
Springfield Cloverleaf Franco
MIA road. left to Americana
Homes Sc" or, south through
Alexandria to Duke street. right
on Duke to Telegraph road, left
to Franconia road, right to
Americana Homes Sc"
SPRINGFIELD AREA: Two
and three bedrooms: Michnick-
DiMaio. builder; out Shirley
highway to FTanconia exit, bear
right to Back Lick road to Floyd
avenue and house.
SPRINGFIELD AREA: Three
and four bedrooms; Edward R.
Carr, Inc, builder; out Shirley
highway to Springfield overpass,
right on Franconia road to Back
Lick road, right on Back Lick one
mile to North Springfield en-
trance on left.
FAIRFAX AREA: Three bed
rooms; Charles Carroll Carter,
Inc, builder; out Shirley high
way to Route 236, right on 236
four miles past Annandale to
Wakefield Forest Park on left.
LAKE BAREFOOT AREA:
Three bedrooms; Mace Proper
ties, builder; out Columbia pike
IA miles past Bailey's Crossroads
I to Parklawn on left.
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Minimum Price
Under $4,000

ALEXANDRIA AREA: Three
and four bedrooms; Clarence w.
Gosnell. Inc, builder; follow
Mount Vernon parkway past the
airport and through Alexandria,
continue 2 miles south of Hunt
ing Towers traffic light to West
grove entrance on right. turn
right to home at 900 Park Ter
race drive.
ALEXANDRIA AREA: Three
and four bedrooms; Bethel
Construction Co., Inc, builder;
out Shirley highway, right on Ar
Ilington Ridge road, right on Rus
sell road, right again on Mon
ticello boulevard, two blocks TO
Monticello Estates.
OAKTON AREA: Three bed
rooms; Fred Herbst, builder; out
Arlington boulevard Route 500
to Fairfax Circle, bear right on
circle, go east on Route 2ll for
1000 feet then left on Blake
lane CRoute 655) $40 mile TO
Valley road, left to the blue
double decker.
NORTH ARLINGTON AREA:
Three and four bedrooms. Gene
May, builder; over Memorial
Bridge, right on parkway to Lor-
cum lane, right TO North Military
road. to North Pollard street.
right on North Pollard to Roberts
lane, left on Roberts lane TO
home.
NORTH ARLINGTON AREA:
Three and four bedrooms; o &F
Development Corp, builder; 37O0
block North Glebe road, corner
of Military and North Glebe
roads.
FALLS CHURCH AREA: Four
bedrooms: r. H. Stowe, Inc,
builder; out Arlington boulevard
to Seven Corners, right on Route
I through Falls Church to Idyl-
Noou ROAD, lett on ldy!WOOd 20
DaleVleW Manor.
SOUTH ARLINGTON AREA:
TWO bedrooms in each Of two
units IN house available for single
ownership: Fred N. Windridge.
builder; out Jefferson Davis high
way Route u to South TWENTY
third street, right on Twenty
third TO Ives street, right on Ives
to Twenty second and left on
Twenty-second to house with
Ragalie sign.
NORTH ARLINGTON AREA:
Up to six bedrooms; Walter R.
Reynolds, builder; out North
Glebe road TO North Chester
brook road and right on Chester
brook to Golf Club Manor houses.
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Minimum Price
Under $4,000

LAKE BAREFOOT AREA:
Three and four bedrooms: NJ.
Pomponio Sons, Inc, builder: out
Arlington boulevard to Seven
corners, 60 three-quarterS
around circle and turn right on
Sleepy Hollow road and proceed
approximately 2 miles, left on
Malbrook drive and follow Pom
ponio arrows to 1920 Stoneybrae
drive.
LAKE BAREFOOT AREA:
Three bedrooms, Charles Bit
finger, jr.. builder. out Arlington
boulevard to Seven Corners, out
Sleepy Hallow road and 90 ~
miles left at Malbrook, left on
Gross Woods drive, right on
Stoneybrae drive and left OH
Lyric lane to 422.
NORTH ARLINGTON AREA:
-Four bedrooms; Fred G.. Benin.
builder, out Lee highway to
George Mason drive. right 8
blocks 10 Yorktown boulevard.
right two blocks to Twenty
eighth and 49l7 North Twenty
eighth street or Office at 5035
Yorktown boulevard.
ANNANDALE AREA: Three
bedrooms; Brook Hills Con-
Struction Co. Inc. builder; out
Shirley highway. right on Route
236 to Annandale, left on Ravens
worth road Burke road /
mile to Brook Hills Estates. left
on Greenfield street to Lots 81
Nd e
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Istruction Corp, builder; out Ar
lington boulevard to Arlington
County line. just before Seven
Corners turn right on Montague
street or Manchester street to
project.
FALLS CHURCH AREA:
Three drooms; Larchmont
Construction Corp, builder; out
Lee highway to Broad street in
Falls Church, right on Broad
street to West street and left on
West to Parker street, left half
block to 9l0 Parker street.
SEVEN CORNERS AREA:
-Four bedrooms; WestWood Prop
critics, Inc. builder; out Airing
ton boulevard u. S. so about Z
miles to Fort Buffalo (Seven
Corners, continue on U. S. SO to
first traffic light (Annandale
road then left and continue on
Annandale road IA miles to
Raymondale sign on right and
1920 Carol lane.
ALEXANDRIA AREA: Three
and four bedrooms; Richmarr
Construction Co., builder; out
Shirley highway to Seminary
road, left on Seminary road to
North Jordan street and right on
North Jordan to fancy avenue
and right on fancy avenue TO
4901 and 1908 fancy avenue.
SEVEN RNERS AREA:
Three bedrooms; Madison Manor,
Inc. builder; out Washington
boulevard to North Mckinley
road, left to -Four Mile Run
Bridge, turn right after cross
ing bridge and follow signs to
1888 North Eleventh road.
VIENNA AREA: Three bed
rooms; Olympian Homes Corp,
builder; from Chain Bridge Route
l23 to Vienna, or Route so to
Seven Corners, right on Route 7
to Iyson's Corner, left on Route
1913 to Vienna.
EDSALL ROAD AREA: Three
bedrooms; Luria Bros. builder;
out Shirley highway TO Edsall
road. turn right to cross overpass
to left, follow Top OF the Park
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highway to exit at Seminary
road overpass and continue
south on service road, paralleling
Brookville subdivision, continue
to house on fancy avenue.
FAIRFAX AREA: Three and
four bedrooms; j. A. Williams,
Inc, builder; Lee highway or
Arlington boulevard past Fair
fax Circle to Route 1913, left into
Fairfax, one block past Main
street, left on Sager, four blocks
to Green Acres, and house at 1872
East Berritt street.
ALEXANDRIA AREA: Three
bedrooms; Jack Gregory, builder;
out u. S. highway No. / to Penn
DaW Motel, Slight right on South
Kings highway l mile to
GlaSSellwood court and right to
house.
FAIRFAX AREA: Three bed
AOOliloJ w dIltII NOIlSlIuCllOIl
Corp, builder; out Route so
arlington boulevard approx
mately 3 miles past Fairfax Cir
Gle and two blocks past high
School to Walnut street, left and
follow signs to Warren Woods.
ALEXANDRIA AREA: Three
bedrooms; j. H. Poladian 81
Son, builder; south of Alexan-
dria on U. S. highway No. /,
sharp right at Penn-Daw Hotel,
left on School street to Penn
Daw Village.
NOUN VERNON AREA:
Three and four bedrooms: STRAIT
ford Building Co., builder; out
Mount Vernon boulevard eight
miles below Alexandria to STRAIT
ford lane, up Stratford lane to
house.
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NPREHEVE ATAGLANCE DIRECTORY OF DEVELOPMENT HOUSES

bedrooms; Banks & Lee. Inc,
builder; follow No. highway
through Alexandria proper, and
turn off onto Old Kings highway
at the Penn Daw Hotel, continue
along Old Kings highway to Vir-
ginia Hills signs.
SPRINGFIELD AREA: Three
bedrooms: CreStwood Construc-
ton Corp. builder; out Shirley
to Springfield Franconia
cloverleaf and turn right to Back
Lick road. right on Back Lick
road about IL miles to Braddock
road and left on Braddock to
property sign on left and $500
Ferndale street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
Star Guide TO Northern Virginia Home Projects

The Star Spring Homes Di-
rectory for the Northern Virginia
area, which appears below. can
help you find the developments
now under way. A similar list
covering Montgomery County
will appear Saturday, April %,
and one for Prince Georges
County. Saturday, May IL.
This information is being
printed by The Star as a public
service to It's readers. Homes are
listed without cost to builders,
who supplied information in re-
spouse to a QUESTIONABLE.
The homes are arranged &C
cording to price groupings. This
is the only comprehensive list of
Northern Virginia homes avail
able for the spring and summer
home-buying season, SO you may
wish to keep it for reference.
1t contains information as to
the general area in which the
project is located, the number of
bedrooms, the builders name,
and directions to reach the prof.
ect site.
The list follows:
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signs to model home at 1902
Sheldon drive.
ALEXANDRIA AREA: Three
and four bedrooms; Holm Hills,
builder; south of Alexandria on
Mount Vernon boulevard to
Westgrove, right to Fort Hunt
road and left on Fort Hunt
road to Holm Hills office.
ALEXANDRIA AREA: Three
bedrooms; Dalecrest Develop
ment Corp. builder; follow
Shirley highway to Seminary
road entrance, right on Seminary
road and follow Seminary left
over Shirley highway overpasS
to North Jordon street, right on
North Jordon to Duke street,
left on Duke three blocks to
North Gordon street. left on
North Gordon to house.
FAIRFAX AREA: Three bed
rooms; LIST Bren Mar Park Corp,
builder; out Shirley highway to
Edsel road, turn right to cross
overpass and follow signs directly
to Bren Mar Park home.
FALLS CHURCH AREA: Three
and four bedrooms; Luria Bros,
Inc, builder; out Lee highway
through Falls Church past Ma
tional Memorial Cemetery to
Shreve road. turn right to houses.
MCLEAN AREA: Three bed
rooms; Carney & Drew Develop
ment Corp, builder; out Lee
highway to Fairfax drive at East
Falls Church. right to West
moreland street. follow West
moreland approximately 212
miles to 1900 block and exhibit
home.
ALEXANDRIA AREA: Three
and four bedrooms; Michnick-
DiMaio. builder; out Shirley
highway to Duke street (Route
1856, come out on right hand side
OF Duke street, continue right
into Fairfax until you see our
sign, or out Route so to Fairfax
Circle. left to sales office.
ALEXANDRIA AREA: Two
and three bedrooms: Michnick-
DlMaio, builder. out Shirley
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Minimum Price
Over $4,000

ALEXANDRIA AREA: -Four
and five bedrooms; Walter c.
Grain, builder; turn left on Tele-
graph road at Duke street, Alex
.andria, then ~ miles to Wilton
Woods subdivision.
LAKE BAREFOOT AREA:
-Four bedrooms: Ray Pelagatti,
builder; out Columbia pike past
'Baileys Crossroads, l.3 miles 10
Lake Bancroft Estates Gate No. l
and left into Lake View drive IL
miles to property at Gil Lake
view drive.
LAKE BANCROFT AREA;
Four and FIVE bedrooms. Jon s;
w. Roam, builder. out Arlington
boulevard to Seven Corners,
three quarters around Seven
Corners, right on Sleepy Hollow
road to Malbrook, left to end of
road and left to house on right.
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Minimum Price
Under $4,000

ALEXANDRIA AREA: Three
bedrooms; Ornstein Develop
ment Corp, builder: Out Shirley
highway to Duke street at Lin
colnia turmoil. turn left to 5000
block of Duke street and house
on right.
ALEXANDRIA AREA: Two
bedrooms; Keota Corp, builder;
Duke street in Alexandria to
Telegraph road. south half mile
on Telegraph road to Elmwood
drive at traffic light and sign,
right to house at 1924 Elmwood
drive.
FAIRFAX AREA: Three bed
rooms; Jesse Johnson, Inc,
builder; from Fairfax Court
house, go four blocks south on