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CHANGES IN YOUR
SOCIAL SECURITY
CONTINUED from page one)

NoiAonAocu A1oui page oiieI
vate practice. This protection
should be of special import
ance to a young dentist who
is head of a family. Because
Of the length of time required
to complete his professional
training, his earning capacity
in many cases does not COM
mence as early in life as that
of the non-professional indi-
vidual. Moreover, in starting
his practice, he must furnish
his office with expensive
equipment and thereafter go
through a period of low in
come before he is able to
realize a reasonable return
from his practice If he has
a wife and family, he is in
need of the survivorship pro-
lection social security affords
to a young widow and minor
children during those years.
In my next article / shall
explain the provision in the
amended law which permits
self-employed professionals
and others brought under the
social security this year to
disregard their years of nom
coverage after 1850 in acquir-
ing insured status.
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Mrs. Jennie C. Hendricks

Mrs. Jennie C. Hendricks
Mrs. Jennie C.. Hendricks,
IA, died at her residence, Alb
Gilmer Avenue, N. w.
She was the widow of Bev-
erly Hendricks, well-known
barber at the Colonial Bank
Building.
Survivors include one
daughter, Miss Minnie Hen
bricks, Roanoke; three sons,
Alfred J. Hendricks of Roa-
noke; Beverly L. Hendricks
of New York; and Harold v.
Hendricks of New Brunswick,
N. j.; two sisters, Miss Nora
Cabel of San Francisco, Calf,
and Mrs. Ella Stepp of
Newark, N. j.
Funeral for Mrs. Hendricks
was conducted Tuesday at 8
p. m. from First Baptist
Church. Burial was in Lin
coin Park.
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Heart deaths are equal in sexes,
pathologist says.
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For the last three Sundays of
September, we are to have study
taken from the book Of Revelation,
a book which is hard for the aver
age student of the Bible to under
stand, but which, for this very rea-
son, should challenge one to deep
and concentrated study.
In one sense. the book of Revela-
ton is letter-sent to the Chris
tians in Asia Minor. However, 1t
differs from every other book in
that 1t unfolds the future from
the particular angle of Gods in
reference with the forces of wick
edneSS. A study of the book will re-
veal that it deals with the future;
that the future is controlled by
God alone; that history moves in
cycles; that clashes occur between
hostile forces; that symbols, i'm
agery, figures and angels are Of
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FLOYD NEWS
Page Four

A large congregation en-
joyed the wonderful sermon
Rev. Majors preached on last
Sunday, "The Talents God
Cave" text taken from Mat
thew.
The new church is near
completion. "The laying of
the cornerstone" will be the
fifth Sunday in this month,
September 80. All churches
and friends are invited for
this all day service. Dinner
will be at the church. Watch
the papers for other an
nouncements. Total offerings
for the last two Sundays was
$191.82.
Mrs. Rosa Ellen Finney
has returned home after be-
ing a patient at Burrell Me-
mortal Hospital. Her many
friends wish her a speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. William Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. James Montgomery,
of Pennsylvania, is visiting
Mr.. Taylor's brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory Taylor and family
of Floyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dortch
have returned after visiting
Mrs. Dortch's aunt and uncle,
of Mayville, KY.
-
Last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Kyle Taylor and family, Mr..
Emory Taylor and Mrs. Joyce
Hampton motored to Column
bus, Ohio, to visit relatives.
Little Miss Rebecca Akers
returned home after spend
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And He said unto tIken,
Where is your faithI ...-
(St. Luke 8, 25.l
AS Jesus Christ inquired Of
His disciples, 90 does He in
Quire of each Of US this very
day: Where is your faith7'
Without that faith, nothing is
possible to Us except frustra-
ton, unhappiness; with it, all
good things are possible-for
truly Faith is the Answer.
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ten used and referred to; and that
righteousness will triumph eventu-
ally over evil.
John Is Author
John, the beloved apostle, is the
author of this book. At the time
Of his wonderful vision of Christ.
he is supposed to have been a pris
oner on the isle that is called
Patmos" Rev. 1890. His purpose in
writing this book was to encour-
age the Christians to hold fast to
their faith and, according to DR.. A.
7. Robertson, The object of the
whole book is to lead to hope, cour-
age and holy living"
The seven churches to which the
letter Is directed were all located
in the pro-consular province of Asia,
and are named by John in geo
graphical circle, beginning with his
own home city of Ephesus, going
north to Smyrna and Pergamum,
southeast to Thyratira, then south
to Sardis, Philadelphia and Loadi-
cea.
The first chapter of the Book of
Revelation may be divided into four
divisions. In verses 4-8, we have
Johns own description Of the Christ
he knew This, in turn, may be di-
vided into three parts: The Christ
of the Past as the Faithful Witness
and the Firstborn from among the
dead; The Christ of the Present who
Loveth Us, hath Loosed us and
Made us Royal Priests; and then
The Christ of the Future, the
Ruler of the Kings of the Earth
who some Day is Coming with
Clouds and Great GLORY.
Gentle Words
SO overcome was John with the
glory of the living Saviour it is
no wonder that he fell at his
feet as dead" But the gentle words
of Jesus and his tender touch, re-
assured John and encouraged him.
Jesus reaffirmed his eternal and I'M
changeable nature, his victory over
death, his universal majesty and
authority, and his control of all des-
| tiny in having the keys of hell
and of death.
| j. F. Hart declares: "Deliverance
from fear is found in Christ. First,
IN whom He is, the first and the
last. Second, in His victory over
death. He was dead and is alive for
evermore. And, finally, the fact that
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ing of the Holy Spirit that would
enable them to really see. He closed
his appeal to this church by pictur-
ing himself, standing at the door of
their hearts, knocking. He offered
to come in to join them in holy
fellowship--but only if they would
unlock the door and invite Him in.
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Henry and Alice Smith (F)
9-10-56; Aretta and Arnesia
CD 9-10-56; Raymond and
Francis (F) 9-11-56; Earl and
Mary Jordan (M) (M) twins
9-11-56.
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He alone has control Of the future
the keys of death and Hades. In
the last two verses each church
Is thought of as having its individ-
uality, its corporate unity. express
ed by the thought of representa-
tive angel in Christ's very pre-
sence."
For our consideration this week.
we have only the latter which
was written to the church at Lao
dicea. Not one word of praise is
contained in the letter, and much
Of the condemnation issapplicable to
most of our churches today. The
Christians at Laodicea were luke
warm-neither cold not hot. They
were self-satisfied, thinking them
selves to be rich in the spirit,
when, as a matter of fact, they
were poverty-stricken as far as true
spiritual warmth was concerned
Lukewarmedness, tepidity. and in
difference toward the Saviour is
classified the same as denial and
opposition.
Fire Had Only Cooled
These Christians were not open
fragrant sinners. They were not
antagonistic to the gospel of Jesus
Christ. Their fire had just cooled
off-they had lost their first glow
ing enthusiasm. They had evidently
set up sort of journalistic religion
which had little meaning for them
There was no zeal and, consequently
no vision.
The letter, however, closes on 8
note of admonition. There wa.
still hope for the church! If the
lukewarm church would just "get
hot" it could receive divine ap.
proval. BE jealous, therefore, anc
repent" Jesus told them to turn
/ to him for true riches" and fol
the clothing of righteousness t,
cover the shame of their spiritua
/ nakedness, and to seek the anoint
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BURRELL MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL NEWS

Admissions: Mrs. Rub Y
Hutsona, Mr.. McCarty Woods,
Mrs. Nora Bonds, Mr.. Conlee
Maxwell, Mrs. Augusta Bail
ey, Master Rhonda 10y Wash
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We wonder why

A sign posted beside the ticket
window of the Monroe Theatre, adj
monishes its patrons: mo ice
cream, chalotte russo, or Jell-O
allowed in this theatre. The New
Yorker.
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Samuel j. Erwin, Jr., U. S. Senator
from North Carolina: Work is alb
solutely indispensable to the maxi
mum development Of the indivdu-
al"
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Sunday School
Lesson
CHRIST SPEAKS TO HIS CHURCHES

International Sunday
MEMORY and knock any
hear voice. and in to him and
will with him. with 800
LESSON TEXT: Revelation ell, 1918; 8: 1927
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BURT0NsvILLE - Brand-new Gus
tom-built, expansible attic Cape
Cod: rouRhed in for . upstairs
bedrms. and bath. full bSmt.; 2s
acre. Only S19.250 Exceptionally
well built; A. J. KESSINGER & CO..
CARROLL kNoLLs--Liv. rm., din.
rm.. all-elec. kit. dishwasher dis
posal, elec. rec. rm.; GI. $500 dn.,
sos mo-, pays all. CLAUDE WOOD,
JU. $1,000. 10. 4-7700. "A
CHEVY CHASE-A truly unique ana
interesting brick home about Is
yrs, old, Has the privacy OF wing
with big .bedrm. and bath on "a
flight landing. 2 other lge. bedrms.
and bath on Ind. Completely
modern kit. rec, rm., built in
garage. Excel. value at S2S,500
GORMAN P YOUNG. EN-. 2-45l3.
CHEVY CHASE. Rollingwood, $751;
500-Nr. Conn. ave-, schools and
shop. Spacious brick, hall plan;
small den, -pwdr. rm. and screened
pch.. list A.; 4 bedrms.. baths,
2nd A.; stairs to finished Bird A.:
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.; 2-car garage;
lge. wooded lot. Call EN-. 2-44fl
till y pm. REALTY BROKERS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

A HOME TO BUILD YOUR DREAMS
ON for only S11,200. This spot
less home has an inviting exterior.
plus lge. level Handicapped ward.
LARGE BEDROOMS, separate din
ing room. very. attractive kitchen.
Close to schools and shopping. See
Il todayl Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS. AP. 7-S4O0. -
THE KIDS WILL LOVE THIS HOME.
situated "a block from parochial
high school and playground. This
lazy patio. attached garage: hre-
place in living room. sep. dining
room. full basement; near every
thing: only $4,000. See 1t today!
Exciusive with BOWERS BROS.
LONG. Low AND LOVELY is this
BIG new Soft. BRICK rambler on
a LARGE level yard. See this hon.
est-to-goodness rambler. with the
largest rooms you've seen. Large
living room with fireplace. dining
plus HUGE light basement. Only
S23,950. excellent terms. Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-8400.
-
ASSUME CT LOAN-This is what so
many people are waiting for. This
brick Cape Cod has a cool screened
porch, sep. din. room, large tiled
basement, striking kitchen. 2 light
bedrooms and large expansible End
fioor* Priced S15.250. Assume CT
loan. S13.2h0. Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-s400. %
FRIENDLY 3.bedrm.. all-brick
ipil bath. Z half baths, SEPARATE
din rm.: basement all knotty
pine, ground-level rec. rm. with
fireplace. bedrm. extra room. brick
bar and utility room. 10. 7-S455
-3
HOUSES BY HUGHES - Rolling
Acre ranchette. Arizona Pueblo
rambler. Exciting modernistic de-
sign. Gorgeous panoramic view of
wide-open spaces. Hilltop loo. ILL.,
ness forces sale at ridiculous price
OF $4,000. W. r. HUGHES CO.,
AP. 7-l4OO till o pm. "A
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING
POWDER RM ON 1st FL.

, ]. II you are lookinF for 2 home !,.I.,,, n
landscaped lot. then you'll really ap-
preeiate this immac. center-hall CO.
Hrepi. and side covered porch. din.
rm. powder I'm. and mod. kit. with
disposal, on lst a.; 9 nice bedrms.
sas heat n S AZ e sar we es feel t this
home is modestly priced at S21.750.
To inspect. can Mr.. Smith today.
E. Quincy Smith, Inc.
DI. 7-9057 Ewes. LII. 4-77Ss
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

ALEXANDRIA--2-story white brick,
Jefferson Park: bedrmS., , baths
up; heated bsmt. with fireplace.
pine-paneled rec. rm., garage and
lnclosed rear yard. Walking dis
lance public and private schools:
$4,000. Call OV 3-5467. -3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
corner lot is BEAUTIFUL SETTING
for this lovely new brick split level
osdG ream Eitch be 0a atS a essisVs
oven and breakfast nook: hand
double Saraee. An ADDRESS v OF
DISTINCTION IF YOU REALLY
WANT A NICE HOME. Cali today
for inspection AL SMITH REAL
sec. $50 yr. Dickens
quaint 5-rm. brick miniature. Indi-
vidualist's dream. Guests delight.
Old world garnet. Only S15,750.
Already restored. Move in. 131 s.
Fairfax: so. S-SS3l. appt. Sc
ALEX.-Nice. newly dec. end row
brick: sep; din nm: rec; rm.;
900 'G ii. FOX Ok Really aiSFi ia s.sSs6
trees. lot s2x235, stream 3-bed-
rm. Cape Cod; liv. rm., fi5epl., scr.
porch, din. rm,, cleo, kit, 2 bed
rms. bath; 2nd A.. 22-ft. bedrm: /;
ground-level bsmt,; Bendix. Vacant.
$1,000 cash. assume $4,000 4.
c Soe s g. @ @.sS7s germs 1E a4s SSlLLE
ARLINGTON. N.-Brick. 4 bedrms.;
rent 2 to make payments; ST 900
down. ia. S-2477.
ARLINGTON N.-3-yr. -old 4-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod in a choice resi-
Dental area. Priced at only $lS.-
POO. Liv. Tm; with firepl, formal
bsmt., level fenced lot. Walk to
school, shopping, transp. FLA and
81 contracts accented. Shown by
appointment. THE DARBY CO.,
ia. 5-S393. ONCE open 8 til 8.
ARL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. location,
Y blk. complete shopping and 3
5-rm. apis; live rent free; Aurora
Hills location. Only S24. $50. Ex-
elusive. JE. 4-3447, JE. 2-4970;
BANCROFT FOREST. l4o4 s. Bu-
chanan st.-3-yr. -old 3-bedrm
brick ramblel; fun bsmt,; garage;
to CT also FLA and conventional
REALTY AssoclATES. IA. 5-sl 90,
s.st!fNIe' pm. after Q pm. KE-
BROYHILL PARK-Air-con
sparkling prick. 3-bedroom rambler
with basement; fine close-in section
fireplace: lovely lot with trees. GE
kitchen with everything. Friendly
neighbors. fine for children. Assume
3l4. 400 Gil loan: $1,000 cash.
Hurry. Call JE. 4-2375 Exclusive
with s. WINTERS SMITH.
FALLS CHURCH-Handy mans spe-
ciali Make an offer on this S-yr. old
brick Cape Cod, mr.. Seven Corners.
Bsmt.. expandable attic. It's a mess
but call me If you want a real
bargain Mrs. Tindula. TIE. 6-5357.
Listing 20l. ART POST, Realtor,
LANGLEY iST.O' vA.-Modest s-bedrm.
white frame home; very pvt. loo,
y acre. $4,000. Ell. 1856. %
LYON PARK, Si3.950-situated on
corner lot in one of N. Arlington's
most convenient residential areas
This house offers left. liv. rm. w
hrepl., lge. separate din. rm.. bright
kitchen, . EXCELLENT BED
ROOMS tiled bath and screened
porch, all on LIST floor. Stairway to
floored and expandable End floor
HIGH CEILING BASEMENT WITH
RECT tT'ON POSSIBILITIES. Hot
water heat. EXCELLENT FlNAN-
CHG. offered exclusively by METZ
LER. IA. $3.50.
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TWO ACRES-$$60, 900
BURNT MILLS ESTATES

4bed 5ss t STiek o1igsd miles b e. VIZ
og-burning fireplace. Ice. din. nm,
designed for gracious living. Fully
equipped kitchen. 9 full baths, "a
bath on rec. rm.. daylight hsmt., %
car brick garage. with fngertip
doors. Expensive landscaping. A real
viii carry qf rst sP moitsss e0s Shown why By
appt. only. Once open It'll 8 pm.
Call Mr.. Allen, evenings. HA. p
S29l: HE. 4-3500.. W. w. LEWIS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

AVOID SPRING CLEANING-3h-
kit. fenced vd. Just the place for
children. VIII sell GI. $4,000.
G; ROBERT GRAY g. CO.. Ju. o.
LOOKING FOR A BARGAINY Real
nice BUNGALOW on Plyers Mill I'd,
Sill. SPY, 2 bedrooms, bsmt. and
attic: asking Si3.500. Go through
Il with US, then let US make owner
s sos e o% pIe may RI b ySuS k hSm e
H "a, H-S 81 SILVER srRrNG-older
6-rm.. 2-bath Cape Cod tbedrm.,
bath LIST a. D.. bsmt., oil h.-w.h.: Gls
SO dn.: Al non-GI terms. Only
Sll.a50 BEERS BROS. ~. 5-76l |.
SIS. 150-FuLL BASEMENT. sepa-
rate dining rm;, IA baths, pan
this lovely brick home q real buy.
Close to golf course. shopping,
schools and bus. GRAHAM g. CO
JU. 5-6550. 2 til q.
ALL-BRICK WILLIAMSBURG Just
q block to elem. school in TX. PIX;
3 bedrooms and bath. separate din
ing room. equipped kitchen: full
ready for new owner: Sl4,750, See
ROMER, JU, 5-6i1I.
LIVE WELL FOR A LITTLE, 3d.
800 Gil tSS50 cash includes settle
ment)--Excel. 3-bedrm. brick home
with. sep. din. rm., full bsmt.: nice
lot; block to bus. A. J. KESSINGER
4 CO. JU. 9-4544
$500 On. to qualified vet. Semidet. :,
all-brick home: 3 bedrmS., rec. rm.
full bsmt Conventional and FILA
financing also avail THE ISENS.
HE. 4-S479; ewes, HE 4-7547.
WILLIAMSBURG CHARMER, on "a
acre lot, in a heavily wooded area
of Wilson lane-Only @ years old
and in superb condition. Features
true center hall. large master bed
room and bath and screened porch
OH st A.; 2 big bedrooms and bath
upstairs, wonderful tecreation rm
in full basement: garage. A real
value at S27 $50. FRANK S.
ARE You THE ONE WHO ASKED
to be called the next time we had
2 home in Carroll Knolls"? Well,
here it is. 2-bedroom brick RAM
bier on a knoll-top, Just back from
the paint shop better than when
y was new years ago. Sl5,g5O,
VA. Terms. RIPLEY a. ROMER,
si0, 6OO@Name your terms on this
cute and large brick rambler; con-
yeniently located. GRAHAM d. CO
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SILVER SPRING


NON-GI $1,000 DOWN
Sl5.350, .3-bedrm., hrk. and frame
rambler. din. ell, eat in the kit.
full bsmt.. lge. screen porch. beau.
tiful corner fenced lot. Cow. to al
schools and buses. Payments $79
mo. plus taxes.
Mr.. GEORGIA AVE. AND FOREST
GLEN ROAD
6-rm. brk. Colonial; liv. rm., din
rm... table space in kit, LIST A.:
s nice bedrms. and bath Up. Full
bsmt., beautiful rec. rnn., lge
fenced lot, beautiful shrubbery
clean as a pin. CT $4,000. Express
bus. schools. and st. Johns Parish
in walking distance.
ROSEMARY HILLS
Brand new listing. 6-rm. hrk
rambler. lge. combination liv. RIM
and din. .rm.. Extra lge. fully equip
kit. 3 nice ,bedrms. and bath, full
bsmt.. outside entr, Huge screened
porch and patio. Lee. corner fenced
lot; S20,500. Terms to suit.
WOoDSrDE REALTY co.
JU. 9-6440 UNTIL 9 PM. -
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DELUXE STONE HOME

Large wooded corner lot. Living
room with beam ceiling. stone fire.
place. picture. window; center hall;
den and powder room: large dining
room: de luxe kitchen and breakfast
room: paneled sunroom; fiagstone
screened porch. naestone patio: rec.
hobby room: laundry: Scar garage
md floor, 4 bedrms., 2 baths; storage
attic. exhaust fan. Priced below
market value, viii be open Sat and
sun. . TO 4 pm, or seen by appt
PHILIP II. DEM. S506 Woodhaven
blvd. Bethesda. Phone OIL. 1851 1
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$19,950
Silver Spring
DON'T MISS

Charming white brick Cape Cod
near NH. and Bethesda Maple.
wood area.
Now available by direct
purchase through owner at
VA S26,500 appraisal.
Richly Handicapped: storm
windows. delightful REIN
forced screen porch. Car
peted wall-to-wall. . bedrms:
full bath downstairs: . bed
rms. full bath upstairs; Full
basement For appt.. call WO.
6-67Si from to 6 pm.
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HOUSES FOR Salad.
5000 BRADLEY BLVD.

New split level; unusual floor
plan: center hall; hv. and din. rms; !.
baths, garage. Convenient loo. Mid
die eos. OIL. 2-165s It'll pm.
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3-Bedrn.. 3-Bath Rambler
PERFECT CONDITION

This is one OF the most complete
homes we have offered in. recent
Wears Isrss rooms; screened porch ,
fireplace, . baths on End floor. hall
bath on lst. fun shower in basement,
garage. level-feneed lot Se6,n5Q
Immediate possession. J, NOBLI
BOAz. Oh. 2-76OO; OIL. 1880.
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Hillandale Rambler

Brand-new. 4 bedrooms. baths.
finished recreation room and Karase
on bis wooded lot. S22.7h0.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
sl35 GEORGIA AVE. Ju. $4,000
npEN irii. % D n
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CHEVY CHASE
SPLIT LEVEL

Center hall. living room
with attractive fireplace, din
ing room, large all-electric
birch kitchen with de luxe
equipment; 3 bedrooms and
. baths on upper level. Above
ground der on lover level
with "a bath. Also full base
ment; large screened porch
ana garage. Unbeatable ut
S27.500 W. B. WRIGHT, EN-.
3-56nO It'll o.
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2 ACRES-$l4,750
OLNEY AREA

Freshly decorated and modernized
farmhouse with 3 bedrms. and bath
House has wonderful possibilities for
further expansion. NICE VIEW. Don't
miss this! Call LO. $4,000 anytime.
HIGGINS g. HARRISON INC.
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Chevy Chase-KirkSide

Modern white brick Colonial in
this close-in area, Just of Chevy
Chase circle, and in Blessed Sacra-
ment Parish Den and lavatory on
lst floor plus large and gracious
living rm, full dining rm. mod
ern kitchen and screened perch:
3 bedrms., > baths on md with
finished and heated dormitory
room on 3rd. Upper 30s. w. B
WRIGHT. EN-. 3-5fON I'll Q.
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WREATHED IN ROSES

And on nearly an acre of
beautiful paintings and young
fruit trees sets this immacu-
late brick rambler with 3
bedrooms and > baths: living
room dining room combina-
tion with fireplace. electric
kitchen; large paneled club
room, utility room: attached
garage For details call Mrs.
Upp. JU. 9-0335.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors, Uptown once. EN-. 2-61ls
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SILVER SPRING
FOREST GROVE
4 BEDRMS. 2 BATHS

Excellent cond.. . yrs. old. Lge.
liv. rm., firepL, sep. din. rm., all.
cleo. kit. screened porch. full bsmt.,
o:e; nj. st. Johns and MONTGOMERY
press bus to D. C. Beautifully land
scaped. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
sIGLER & co. 10. 4-s3ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
SILVER SPRING

2-story brick Colonial with 3 bed
rooms. den. ga baths, attractive
kitchen, completely electric. LIST A.
bath. Liv. rm. with firepl., family
size dining rm., fun bsmt. with out;
porch. Large attractive lot. Imme-
diate possession. Price, $50, 800.
HE. 4-9211. ewes. EN-. 3-9317.
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AIR CONDITIONED
New 3-bedroom homes: full bsmt. !;
tile bath. beautiful kitchen: trades
considered; S13,950 TO $4,000. Call
OWNER-BUILDER. RE. 6-6S64.
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ADELPHI AREA
ROBERTE.LOHR
$3.50 DOWN, CT

North Forestville rambler. CT apr.
S12,1S0: SS5 per mo. incl. taxes
and ms; g bedrms., din. L. equip.
kit'; s lsysl la pS.S lot; sonv.
TOR 10. S-S913: ewes, RE. g.
LUXURIOUS RAMBLER
Charming and spacious brick-and-
stone rambler. with all the roomi-
ness and comfort you have always
wanted. 8 lovely rooms. . baths,
sunroom, rec. rm and garage. In
convenient University lane area.
Reduced to S23,950
Hugh T. Peck, Realtor
CALL He. 4-64OO TIL 9 PM.