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Evening star., 1957-04-21

The National Presbyterian
Church Camera Club will meet
at 8 pm. Tuesday at the church
once building. 1929 Connecticut
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Mother Again BoIks
AT Placement Law

Mrs Theo DeFebo received from Fairfax County
school officials yesterday offering her chance to sign
vrgnias pupil placement applications but she stead
fast in her decision not to sign.
Two of DeFebos children have been exueled froY
their schools because she has refused sign placement app
Evening star., 1957-04-21

in relation to results in previous
years.
Maxwell Burdette, director Of
educational services for county
schools, said the tests, known
as the California achievement
tests. were taken last October BY
some $4,000 third, sixth and
ninth graders. Their ratings
were compared in six study fields
with national norms computed
from the results Of similar tests
given to more than 200. 1000
school children in the United
States-selected to provide a ball
anced cross-section of achieve
ment levels throughout the
country.
Test figures show that Mont
gornery third graders scored an
average of seven months above
normal grade levels in the six
subjects - reading vocabulary
reading comprehension, arith-
metic reasoning, arithmetic fun
damentals. mechanics of English
and spelling.
Boosted Most Scores
The third-graders were weak
est in arithmetic fundamentals
scoring only three months ahead
Of the national median in that
category. The median figure
represents the middle score
half the pupils tested scored be.
low the median and half above
it.
The third-graders also boosted
their median scores over the two
previous test years in all subject!
except mechanics of English. ir
which their middle rating stayed
where it was in october, 1856
Ave months ahead Of the norma
third-grade level in the Nation
Sixth-grade pupils in tht
county had achievement levels
with a six-subject average. three
and-a-half months ahead of tn,
national norm. Their scores
ranged from a low in arithemetit
fundamentals of 81 (the ma,
tional norm Of the standardized
scores) to q 6.6 score in botf
reading comprehension and me-
chanics of English-five months
ahead Of normal.
Commenting on the sixth
THIRI
National Norm: 3.D
Reading Reading Com Arithme
Vocabulary prehension Reasoni
40 AZ 3.9
SIXTH
ATaktAsaal NfA~,.a. HrN
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

asked that every citizen in Pros
pect district cooperate to make this
project successful.
Thomas Have Guests
Mrs. John A. Raney. Mrs. Effie
Parkinson. Miss Mary Walker and
Miss Thelma Smiley, Of Lacrosse.
spent Sunday with the Rev. and
Mrs. Philip w. Thomas.
Luncheon guests OF Rev. and Mrs.
Philip W, Thomas Monday were the
Rev. and Mrs. TIarrell Thach and
daughter, Gloria. Of Scottsville. Rev
and Mrs. j. S. King. of Abilene. and
Rev. James Blu leigh, of Norfolk
Reverend Burleigh is spending this
week in the Thomas home while
conducting 4 revival at Smyrna
church.
Mr. and Mrs James R. Vaughan.
and children, have moved to their
neWly-purchased house In Lynch
burg after spending several months
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Chick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danny Shaver and
son. Mike, Of Lumberton, N c.,
Mr.. and Mrs. J B. Carter. and
Benny. of Orange. spent the week
end in the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Emery Chick.
Several Visit Mrs. Glenn
Mrs. r B Wilson, of Green Bay
spent Friday night with her mother
Mrs. Eta Glenn Mr.. and Mrs. E
WI Carson. Of Appomattox. Gene
Carson, Of VP1 and Miss Frances
Carson, of Spout Springs. visited
there Sunday.
O. w Glenn. Of Farmville, visited
his mother Sunday
Mrs C H Rucker, of Lynchburg
is visiting her niece. Mrs William
Scott
Guests Of the Farrars last weel
We're Mr.. and Mrs O. F Coleman
+ Of Lynchburg, Mrs. c. F. Whately
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

Pntnlx. October 20 tie Nas OnlS
II wears old and was killed in all
automobile accident last Sunday
Mrs. Henry Vaughan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Macon Vaughan. Jr-. and
family. all Of Norfolk. visited MIR
and Mrs Macon Vaughan Sunday
Several Visit
Mr.. and Mrs Lenoid Fowlks and
Mrs. Reginal Fowlks. OF Hemic0.
MI. and Mrs Maury Price. and
family. Of Crewe, visited Mrs. Ola
FOWLS and Mrs. Tia Marks Sunday
Mrs. p. L. Fowler, and family.
Of Victoria. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Julian Price
Mr. and Mrs. J w, Grafton We're
dinner guests Of Mr. and Mis. Rob
ert Flowers Sunday
Mrs. jamie Dance. Of Richmond.
spent a few days last week at her
home here
Vernon Priddy. of Portsmouth,
spent the week end with Mn and
Mrs. n D. Priddy.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

Of Gladys. Mrs. Btulan Wheeler. vi
Rustburg and Mrs Jim Gillian, IF
Naruna.
Farrars Go TO jamestown
Mr. and Mrs o. n. Farrar spent
the week end In Richmond and went
to Jamestown Saturday.
Mrs. John Lane. and Patsy.
visited in Cumberland Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs. E. w. Carson. Of Appomat-
tox. spent Tuesday with her. mother
Mrs. Eta Glenn. Mr. Carson came
in for lunch
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Ira BriSentine were Mr.. and Mrs
James Mccall and Jimmy. of Dor.
dentown, ~ 49,, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Shearer, Of Indianapolis
Ind. and Mr.. and Mrs. Clintor
Sizelove. Of Elwood. Ind.
| Mrs. Earle Carter, and son b
Farmyille. were week end guests D
! Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Glenn.
| Mrs. Bess Grlnstead, Of Harrison
burg, and Mrs. Gertrude Reynolds
Of Richmond. visited Mr.. and Mrs
c. B. Carson and Mrs. Belle Mar
shall over the week end
Mrs Al r. M Cocks and Mrs
Rebecca Payne are on the sick list
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Miss Bass Supports No-Parking Sign
To Avoid TOpple In FarmUille Traffic

stones to getting big and growing
up There were two milestOnes
marked off in the Louises' house
hold recently when Paul and Michale
each celebrated. On Monday, Paul
had as his eighth birthday guest.
Richard Williamson, and on Wed
nesday, Michale had Sarah Gillian
to share her twelfth growing up
event.
WaldDurgers Visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Waldburger,
and family. Of Richmond visited
Mrs. Patterson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bruce Sunday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Temple jenkins and
granddaughter Ann, were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Jen-
kins. of Green Bay, Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. <. J Smith left
Friday morning with plans for a
full week end. First they went by
jamestown and enjoyed lovely
day at the festival with not toe
much Of a crowd Then they
motored to Hampton to return JET
fiery and Jenny Pittman. whom
they had borrowed for a week. They
spent the balance of the week END
with Mrs. R. E. Pittman and Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Little They also
met Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Crofton
thus almost completing family
reunion.
Tollfsens Spend Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sverre Tollfsen, Q!
Midlothian. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. j w. Hughes. Mr.. anc
Mrs Cleveland Morrisette visited il
| the same home Saturday
Charlie Gates surprised us al
Tuesday by a sudden entrance into
the hospital. and Thursday by al
equally sudden dismissal.
The SouthSide Hospital has proven
to be an institution of real mercy
for so many in our community re
Gently. 1t makes us more aware o.
the wonderful fortune that is ours
and less reluctant about the won
derful privilege we have in aiding
in it support There are Other
organizations and institutions alst
in our vast community doinl
equally as important and construc
tive caryicaS in their fields We pa1
help them, too. by contributing t
the Community Chest. Surely every
one wants to share in this oppor
tunity TO relieve suffering and t,
promote better standards Of Twin!
for all
4 Remember. THAT man may last
but never lives. who much receives
but nothing gives. Thomas Gibbon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

Marie Allen and MIS-. G NJ Gentry
visited Mr.. and Mrs. B. w Allen
Friday.
Sgt. John H Allen. Jr., Mrs. Allen
and the children Of Silver Springs
Md. plan to spend the week enc
with Johns father, j. H Allen. anf
Aunt Polly.
| Seine Of Capt. and Mrs. G. M
Gentry's friends they knew while il
Germany came by Saturday after
noon. and Mrs. Gentry went viii
them to visit friends in Warwick
Saturday night and Sunday.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Dowler, 0
Farmville, were with Mrs. Dowler
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gov
ington. Sunday
Indy Cox has been in bed sew
eral days with flu.
Revival services started Sunda,
night at Mt Pleasant Methods
church. with Rev. Harrell Thach
as guest minister and at Dougla
Presbyterian church with Dr.. c.
Arehart, Of Farmville, as tn
speaker.
Mt. Pleasant home demonstration
club met Wednesday with Mrs
Ruby Redd
Dr. and Mrs. Johnny Quarles. an
baby, Of Norfolk. spent last wee
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Quarles.
Mrs. Linwood Cox visited he
uncle. Willie Crute. of Five Fork.
Saturday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Sondy River Items

Mercer Gillian was out on
another sporting party this week
He and l.. d. Jacobs attended the
state fox hunders field trial at South
Hill Thursday Mr.. Gillian likes a
good fox hunt and takes great pride
IN his 10 fox dogs. five of which are
little more than prankish puppies.
Mr.. and Mrs. j T Bruce, Jr.,
and family, and Mrs. William Claw
sen. of Richmond spent Sunday
afternoon with James G. Bruce and
MIR and Mrs. Frank Bruce These
city people know Just when TO com
bine a visit home with feast OF
aatumnal beauty. having been born
II the country
The ladies Of Sharon who attended
tie WINS study course at Pisgaf
Thursday night were Mesdames
Frank Bruce. James Gates. Wood
fiji Hughes and Charlie Gates.
Sign Steadies Miss Bass
Miss Martha Bass was recently
standing on the sidewalk in Farm
vile waiting for her car 10 encircle
TIE block and pick her up. BEING
a little unsteady on her feet, as is
her misfortune. she was holding
firmly to a No Parking signpost
Suddenly 4 jovial lady appeared il
the door nearby with a twinkle il
tcr eye and a face beaming witt
Iia- ha -ha saying Lady. where
did YOU get your sign?" FRS
puzzled then looking up at the sign
Miss Bass realized the wonderful
sense Of humor of the stranger. Sht
answered, Il guess | do look like
q fool parked here holding thi!
lofty No Parking sign but I'd bt
even a bigger fool if | turned looss
and permitted myself to topple int
that sea Of traffic
Mn and Mrs. R r. Jennings, 0
la1eweli. spent Thursday through
Saturday in the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs John Meek, and family
n Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson. ane
Val spent Sunday with Mr. ant
Mrs Drewry Gates. Mr.. and Mrs
DreWfy Gates. Jr, and family
joined them in the evening. makins
a family affair Of Sunday nigh
supper
Family Goes TO Saginaw
Nh. and Mrs. Il r. Louis. an,
family molored to Saginaw Mich.
u spend several days with Mrs. F
E. Cramer the mother Of Mrs
loAis, They also enjoyed seem!
other Of their relatives and friend
they had not seen for a long time
Mr. and MRS William Bass spen
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
Alex Jones. Of Richmond. They al
attended a masquerade dance d
Richmond Professional Institute Sat
lirday night.
Mr.. and Mrs William jackson
spent the week end with relative
IL North Carolina Mr. Jackson i
d dairyman associate of Drewr,
Gates.
Birthdays are big events in til,
lives Of children. They are the mile
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
4. Me.hee.rriiln

MI and Mrs ] K. Gherman. Of
Colonial Beach. spent few days
last week with her sister. Mrs. Ed.
win Ruegg.
Mrs. J. r. Ingram. Of Keysville
and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ingram,
Of Greensboro. N. C.. visited Mr.
ard Mrs. r o. Priddy recently
Mrs Thomas Dix and daughter
Susan Kay. spent the week end with
Nr. ana Mrs j.. r Newman.
Sunday guests of the Newmans
were Mr. ard Mrs. F L. Blanken
ship. Of Green Bay, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Locke. Of Keysville, anc
Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Newman. anc
/ children
\ P1,iddss Have Guests
Mrs. Tom Redd and Mrs. venablr
Owen, of Green Bay. visited Mr.
and Mrs r. O. Priddy last week
MISS Mary Alice Newman has re
turned ID school. after being hom'
sick the past week.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jenkins. Mrs
Ola Fowlsxs. Mrs. ia Marks am
Mrs. Macon Vaughan attended tn
funeral Of Charlie H. Hamlet. .
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Darlington Hsts.

Miss Elizabeth Singleton and Mrs.
Mildred Oliver spent last Friday
night with Mrs Mary Payne and
Mrs. Lucy Glover il Richmond.
Hunter Watson. Of Virginia Poly
technic Institute. and Edward Met
calf, Of Lynchburg College, visitad
their families last week end.
Billy Shorter stopped by to sec
his parents Mr. and Mrs Howard
Shorter. Saturday Billy has been
travelling since September for the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
F'elden

Mn and Mrs. Dupuy Redd, and
children, Of Paintsville, Ky. spent
the week end with Dupuys mother
Mrs. Ruby Redd, and uncle. Clyde
Ransom
Mrs. L. B Vernon and Mrs. c. c.
Campbell of Prospect. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Allen. OF Throck, Miss
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

The motor fuel used in the Two
Jima campaign would have filled 4
train Of tank cars 23S miles long,
and the mbricating oil would have
filled an additional l25 box cars.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Prospect Items
Community Chest Drive Co-Chairmen
Announce District Campaign Plans

Robert Brisentine. Of Richmond.
spent several days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Brisentine. last
week Guests il the same home for
the week end were Mrs. Robert
Brlsentine and daughters. Barbara
and Kay, Of Richmond. Miss NH
dred Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z.
Drinkard and son. Buddy Drinkard,
all CT Lynchburg
Mrs, R A. Brisentine and Mrs.
Jean Williamson attended the spiri-
tual life district meeting at Keys
VILE Tuesday
j. Nat Wilkerson' Prospect dis
tirct chairman Of Community Chest
/ and Mrs r A Brisentlne. co-chair
man, have announced that the Com
nunity Chest dive is on. They have
+. A. shropsMmer Clothing com
pany. Of Cincinnati. Ohio. and eX
poets TO return to his home within
a week.
4 Mr. and Mrs Tom Metcalf ant
Mrs Ned Shorter spent Tuesday il
Charlottesville.
Mrs. Alma Elliott. OF Farmville
is spending this week with Mis-!
Elizabeth Singleton Mrs, Elliot
spent Monday night With Mrs Sudi
! Watson
F Mrs Sudie Watson and Mrs. Mar
earet Watson were dinner guests Q
Miss Elizabeth Singleton Tuesday
Mrs Clinton Childress, Miss Bett.
! Chlldress and Mrs. Lawrence Nor
MS have tbs flu this week
Mn ard Mrs George shorte
I visited Mi and Mrs. r. f.. Hill il
Bluelield, w Va Sunday and Nor
day
Marvin Driskin, Of the Woodroy
Wilson Rehabilitation Center, visite,
Mr. and Mrs Hall Drlskill las
week end
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WlIEAION--An excll, buy 81 ter
Iilc nnanelne- All-brick bunga-
aLl-slee. kit; inel dishgashsr OH.
e sIaa y. a ais 'sH Ssn.ns 1sC
ERTIF9 MOT.
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'sS Pr noSts s. S.9|IsSs f ss
new sehcoI. Only $i.lOo down.
SohEkF 4 BkVis CO.. ENG Mc.
500 down. gse MO- :bedrm.
ssfa Vim paved drive drive 'i sSiss
s.II SRfndN :oSoR6esfisg ri Sr sSgE
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MASS. AVE. INTENDED, Walk q
sss asoe ..yy.sss,sr..ela coIghisl bEisk
n sS1sns Sl nssiisi n s sasal'ifn ~ I Isa.
sss. snS Sssh. fali ssn Ire sar Del.
ms. nagstone patio. fenced yard
on iaree level lot. 70 min. from
Downtown Owner asking S2a. 800.
so ssahsR,H J, ks AN ,a!ss sa 70. 81.
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REMINGTON - S565 down. S62
@S ssA A Z sSs in WIN S'Iy 4. e, fI
fSbkKiN. 70. 1-sd2s Hi .. =
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d. LUxE nnIc0 nkUDLLus mar
N new; } large bedfmss, ~ baths,
SEP. din fEn., attract. rec fil.,
ilfepi: lrll % NeE HamRshlte
49, 1890. HUGH y PECK.
SPANKING ssDkDnM.. full bsnt.
bfk, rambler; attf. pastel interior
and elenmine hardwood nfs,i
aD ls@lng isse. s'0 ysra saa9Ks i r..
sams 81 ban: vacant ios quick
RaKsfirrssla I Hs' q58Aohs PROP.
DELIGHTFUL 2-BEDnM, field.
stone bunsalow with eli extras
added; eeHefous-si1ed Nv. rnl I,
shop 10 6smt. SIi,db0 THAs Or
sRogpfs lehIs g Ab aEohozs
HOUSES By HUdHEs--De luxe
Natnsha .fAmbleEb; epankinR new
unique brick and redwood 90.
polntmfnts; truly. stunnlng
home. 3 master bedrooms. ~ tie
pe tthhs ..l nnglish-tyRe. b.sems ny
XIX z .j,Rs y. :. HOoHhs GO"
ssQe. R3wE AND ONLY $50, 20 q
home under fnk: bedrns ana
den; huSe lot k0xz06: near Md'
univ: priced s9,eb0, JANIS q.
S2aNLa:E .Sa n CO. Ap. 7-esss' eyes,
S53 PEN MONTH"; College PARK
aren--Lmmaeulate 3@bedTm., full
bsmt, brick rambler. on level An.
ehor-feqced. lot. convenient 70
new sehcoI, Only a 400 Gown.
SobEk4 4 Bksis CO. ENG Nc.
$500 down. sse Mo,--s;bedrm.
s ssd ON; sm; Sc. ,sr nSsssh; fence. nee,
~ faEs rT As. z.s Ha52hoLs PROPER
PRICE CUf-a-bedfm.. fun bsmt.
brk. Cape Cod: tip-top eond. /, fam
~ din. rui.. equipped Kit, with
table space: storm windows,
fenced yard walk 70 al schools;
fsrEcH 1rokofsY pk6FERfiEGss.
nOusks BY aUcHEs :. Popular
AvondaIe. Nd. iust a blk. over
I. G linei TOP quality bi-lsyel
offers outstanding value Three
I-leyel bgdrms.; very fey .stepsl
o sais di Bo. t aaS ssi b s:@t
Ssy, ssrass. florida bound ecu eou.
ple. priced this properly right n
hU SilfS e Co. i Hs .iissISio. ". =
7-fm. Cape COD. SECLUDED eornsi
family; 2Gsft. liV. rn., bic sep
fm.. pius ) very pvt. bedfms. up.
stairs; rec. type bsnit. EzeeptiQna
~ < Z A sEssslI2 s co a q " i sSS
Trade your End mtg. bide. lot
sil,ST5s. n RE- ny c.s 2istdEm- raTfss!!'r
sE ~ ss5 hAM.BEE as.: e 4, 4. y s.ss
knh dav - bsInt.. ne. ultrnmod
Rs h,ese . sged, vision. sdiaessnat !.
"a. ana Central ave. tRoute si45
Over 40. sold and occupied: FHl
approved, tradet taken. CAL Nj
am R. s AZ S FsT2ff Eli ii MAJ 1ezI S5
HOUSES BY HUGIIEs-Tuxedo d1'
plext ideal income property; profit
making location: each unit has
large bedfms.. screened porch. low
cost oil hot-watef heat. 6acfif1el
u. kiiaHUs1DH SssI 's 60, - AZ 40 7. fssS
NO MORE HEADACHES tTyine 4
sell your present home; Just TRAD
fof. this NEW 4-pedrm. 2-batl
split-level With fun bsnt.: tabI
space IN kit eft. closet. center
hall entr.s al you've been dream
ine about IN Z home for years. NJ
PARKWAY. public and parochia
| schools. excel. terms Price Sf7g
go. JAM5e e; COMFY y co
ss 5v5 y. nAh " Y, TM s M
Groom; -bath brick home; fui
esmt level lot. A buy At SIS,950
Call gu 3 Pm. wa. 5000.
Ls1ssl TES, nAlyl f.: 4 60 si INC
RAY PARK--s;;Hedrm. 2.bath. as
rec. rnii, $4,000, nexihle terms
Open daily I IN dark Directions
Out New Hampshire ave. approx
] mile past D. c. line 70 RAY I'd
rieht % sth ave. left % Lursy 81.
rieht 70 open sign. UE. 4-e5s3.
peter ]. hagan d son
UNIVERSITY PARK--3-bedrm
Az AZ s s.Tns S sssssi.soo. rex
peter ]. hagan & son
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really unusual home n carroll
s Knoll, nj 9. ~: Joh1 Il, .sdh0e
sSS csS sss .l's ssi Sss Sssa s csn
3 ea1 sc'. ia SiiI .a.Ah4I kEssiNoEh
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nQlsEa BON sALE-Mn.

WHEATON ARRA--Brick rambler,
NE new. on iaroe fenced lot, with
carport; . bedrms.. iiv. rm.. din.
area, all-elec. klt.. tiled rec. I'm,
m full dry bsmt.. waking distance
schools, transp. Assume $4,000
OF trust. Aisas: only 500 Q month
includine .all. Low aettlenent
costs. Total Price, so y /. I .e1e. Owner
ss as vs csIi g RS bo5l nl' ss.s' 81 81
SAILS INC, III. s.5700.
WHEATON = 3-bedFm. bfk., rec.
esisa ., lsis6 fad an. ss. sns rRisSsSso
ifgs. cLAvDE WOOD. 10. b-isOO.
Ios. EssTT a 5esssa iI ssIse
rambler; Use. kit., aide scr, porch,
roe. rm.: cow. y shQppine,
i KRffls. .5 81 'j.aiSo Kz'
WHEATON, - Owner Transferred;
ssss,, Assume Sssn ii l5a JAM sa ssaisn
az iSzpd!s' .SBoo, SS I;Ay sI.ss7ssH i1Lr1T'
MlIkAION-An excel buy ~ ter.
low, 3 spacious bedrmE.. fun bsliit..
all-elee kit. incl dishvnshef,. din.
rfn., lge. fenced yard. walk 70
tfanlp,. ana schools only $3.50
On. 4ss direct nnanclng Sl5l $50.
M er;tss ;29 Msshr SUBURBAN PROP
WOODeIDE Pk.--pei. hficki & Z
rms, baths. let-FLOoR poW-
az DEh s AG $50. o SsI'S Il: JJ E' E
s "a Sn GIL 81 Lo .nS y I 80 1.s vIh
lovely g-rccm brick heme. lEe.
S ESSnd Fifi H. T TSSn s.;.m az;
is.ssssos Is 81 lsa' a.. '' IS. '1 "
t IssIIs unusual home assql q csIloII
bsdrmi. With SPACE icr additional
bedrms den, ialouhied porch with
beautiful view, full beInt,, can
3 s11 CO, S ~. s.4s.s. kEssiSoHh
PAY NO RENT HIRE I've 70 one
with money left over. Ideal ioca.
tioD; elose 10 shopping and schools
sCS6PIo fEsa ar, & CO. = yS SplES $3.50
CApILLAC sPLII-LEvEL--LaFas
raaablers mAhoeany -hnished rec,
scom.... a-ss. .,. saIAgs y. bssutltal
GRAHAM sRslHHii .s 3 CO. si: %. s.s ooilSd'd
RENT WIZ BUy--This fns older
~ w; n. no ss,,o I'm dsus aHss o s,.'
bsdsm. Uni, for S ouns ssii' cceup.. 4
rented unlfs with SEP. entrs. A.
y KR0sfNoKR \ Co. 10. O.
LOOK POUR BEDRooMa. 1900
down, move IN; assume ~ loan.
Fireplace. iaxi2 aii-eiec. hit. end
bath r0uehed IN. loads o. slpr-
age apaee and extra equip. Sl4.-
500. RIPLKY CO., ~. 6-6ili.
oeoe ALLEGHENY Avn. TnkomS
PARK rms, attic; 3 rms, IN
hsnt.i new e0ne.. $500 TO $500
Sun. IA 900. $50
ACRE .sURROUNps this ysaf-oid
split-ievei rambler: school few
hlks. away. 81 bedfms.. Z bpths,
Assume lne. OF loan: vacant. Must
hs sQldi HILDEBRAND CO.. ~.
$3.50.
IDEAL FOR LARGE HAMlLY-1
tremendous bedrms., z baths are
featured In this 2-yr.-old brk
home with SEP, din, rIn.. equipped
kit, Ger. porch, tiled bset. with
exit level yard; walk 10 schools
aad hnl Asslme lge.. 4H@ loan.
cHE5TKR KKIsLER, nealtor, ~.
b.5lo0i ewes. ~. a-12a4. -.
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FAST
POSSESSION

SeR e yo eEs soE E shAs e.: :Dlsns1a
--approxiniatsiy $1,000 down WITH
total monthly payments Of only
$40. 9 LARGE bedrooms, separate
dining room, modern kitchen with
disposal and dishwasiler and break
fast space; fun basement with
paneled rec. room. Unsurpassed
neighborhood at the low. low prics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
PARKER,
SMITH & DONNELL
IA. 1851 REALTORS IA. 7-sslS
ARLINGTON
Nom versus the Kids

We really DON'T mean Q
pattle Is going on, but I
Know how much happier
everyone would Be IN this
smart brick raneher. COM
plete with its own fenced
yard. Bus ct the door,
schools around the corner,
and . nice new shopping :
center easily reached. An
rooms are large. 3 bedrooms.
nice big basement. FLA ap-
proved Only $4,000 down.
You should see this today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

ROCKVILLE. SALE OR REM -
s MSSsr 1,S sS s.Ssd r ,.nnls. vs 81
Gas heat and BOT water. LaTss
feneed-tn corner lot with trees
Close 20 an bualinea, schools and
shopping eenters: 49, OF loan
can be assumed, Monthly pay
ments OF $50 incl. taxes. Int,
and Insurance.. Owner must re-
locate. sale et4.e00. Rent S125,
20. s-lo0I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16

lz-bath de luxe 5riek rsmSlsr +:
iiSTs terms tsr1ns. u. '9.tsssi. '''O' mex
peter ]. hagan & son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-16
HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

ALEXANDRIA, Modern brick. B
rooms, basement, modern bath
and Kitchen; gas heat, concrete
porch; only SShO down. SIS per
mo. Vacant. sT. s-S6s7.
lLEx. AREA-a-bedrm, brk, ram
old; full dayiisht bsmt,, shaded
lott walk 70 school sidewalks,
etc, &. y. MARRAoN co. TIE.
sLEx., VIRGINIA HfLLs"--As-
brick rambler in besut, sond, To-
Gated on lovely corner lot. bsmt.
with .ground-level enu.. and rec.
m. 5000, with sm. down payt:
sgS2SsSsEEEr.O f Ri' !-cdsh sv e 81
ENNANDALE AREA = charmIna
brk, Cape Cod. with partial I'm
Yarns. scr's q S'R RsrGsScd iSSany
down, 1se, lii. home decorated
thfoagheut; s.aere lot, all land.
5000. soNkETf SPxqkoEo
REALTY CO.. ciearbrook $4,000.
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h,Ass. Avk. AhkA-This q the
a Ins 81, ltsxa7. s ainiRs Tg. iaxIb,
baths, al o.E kiteheni Foraeoul
xst2oQ,. DISTRICT . MARYLAND
hAALkx, M. ever. OF, 4-lJl5,
MASS AVE. ARkA--AIiFac. 3-6sd-
snn. YIN nEspl;. din. I1.,, all
sERsnaiY. NC. REALTORS. OF
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DELIaHTFUL 2-BkDhM, fisId-
added; eeHefous-si1ed liy. rlg.,
equipped ~: reg IN, and work.
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