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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-03
Mennonite Beef Canning Project
Yields 1,153 Cans For Relief Work

Amos Tschiegg, Mrs. Milton Bixler,
Mrs. Irwin Amstutz, Mrs. Robert
Gerber, Virgil Allgire, Mrs. Naomi
Vercler, Mrs. L. L. Ramseyer and
Mrs. E. r. Moser.
The follow-up work of labelling and
packaging the beef was done by
Mrs. Treva Dillman, Miss Marylin
Dillman, Mrs. Mary Amstutz, Fred
Amstutz, Dan Amstutz, Mrs. Lillian
Yoakum, Miss Janet Yoakum, Robert
Simcox, Vernon Suter and Raymond
Miller.
The annual beef canning project is
conducted by Grace, st. John, Eben
ezer, and First Mennonite churches ol
Bluffton, Pandora and Lima.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-03
Newlin Habegger
New Master OF
Richland Grange

Newlin Habegger will be installed
as the new master of Richland Grange
in joint installation services to be
conducted with Pomona Grange at
Lafayette high school October Z.
Other new officers of the grange
to be installed Monday include Carl
Fett, overseer; Anna Hendricks,
lecturer; Harold Hendricks, steward;
William Reichenbach, assistant ste
ward; Pearl Gratz, chaplin; Henry
Hilty, treasurer; Katheryn Moser
secretary; Robert Matter, gate-keep
er.
Evelyn Gratz, Ceres; Velma Moser
Pomona; Elsie Habegger, Flora
Sybil Reichenbach, lady assistan
steward; Wayne Matter, executive
committee; Wilford Gratz, chorister
Geneva Fett, home economics chair
man; Janet Matter, youth chairman
Henry Huber, business agent; Vera
Core, pianist.
Mrs. Geneva Fett has been elected
Flora of Pomona Grange.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-03

Under supervision of Marvin Moser
of the Amstutz Cannery group of
volunteers from the Mennonite Relief
committee last Saturday canned I'LL
cans of beef and SO cans of beef liver
to be used in overseas relief projects
of the Mennonite Central Committee,
according to Kenneth Winkler,
general chairman of the local relief
committee.
More than $500 was raised by five
area Mennonite churches to purchase
six Hereford cattle. The cattle were
selected by Wallace Lugibihl, who
donated the butchering service and
use of his facilities.
A volunteer group who cut up the
beef at the Lugibihl Frozen Food
Center in Pandora Friday prior tc
the canning included: Eric Schu
macher, E. E. Schultz, LaVerne Augs
burger, Russell Suter, Paul Lugin
bill, Ray Burkholder, Ray Miller
Isaac Neuenschwander, Weldon Ba
singer, Edwin Luginbihl, Floyt
Slower, Harvey Gratz, John Boehr
Richard Boehr, Robert Simcox anC
A. c. Burcky. Ray Burkholder j!
chairman of the meat committee.
Those volunteering their services II
the canning work Saturday included
Mrs. E. j. Bohn, Mrs. Sidney Steiner
Mrs. Vernon Suter, Mrs. Hiram
Diller, Miss Edna Ramseyer, Mis-
Shirley BURY, Miss Lolita Lehman
Miss Marianne Tinsler, Miss Helel
Diller, Miss Joyce Detwiler, Do
Hochstettler, Mrs. Chris Gratz, Mrs
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-03

ton WILMA was guest speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Driver and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Rob
inson and daughter spent Sunday
afternoon and evening in Ft. Wayne,
Indiana
Mrs. Beatrice Eaton of Lima, Mrs.
William Contris of Westminster, Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Pollock of Middle
town, and Mrs. Grace Myers of Lima
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Wollett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Bovee of
Hillsdale, Michigan, Mrs. Nellie Sny-
der and Brooks Moore of Arcadia
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Robinson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Knutgen of Wapakoneta
were afternoon callers.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Darenberg and
children, Mrs. Mae Darenberg, Mr..
Jacob Guthrie, of Spencerville and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Davis of Lima
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Dorance Thompson and son
| David.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Long visited
Sunday evening in the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Byron Cummings and fam
| lily in Wapakoneta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Stoodt I and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Stoodt
and son were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Stoodt. Other
guests were Miss Margaret and Shir-
ley Glaze of Lima.
| Sunday dinner guests in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wavel Ransbottom
were: Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stager of
Norvata, Oklahoma, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Reed of FL Paso, Texas, Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Wycoff. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wycoff and daughter of
Arcadia, Mr. and Mrs. George Manas
Wind daughter Judy of Dayton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Spangler and
children of Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Williams and
children of Lima, Mr.. and Mrs. DON
aid Williams and son Roger were
Sunday dinner guests of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Williams.
Miss Sharon Holland of Lima
spent the week end with her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Long
Mrs. Edith Staley and daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Clum and daugh.
ter Mr. and Mrs. Allen Zimmerman
of Lima and Kenneth Clum, Columbus
were Sunday guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Fred Clum and Mrs. Loretta Clum
THE FIRST COUNTY LIBRARY
in the United States was dedicated
at Van Vert, Ohio in 1901.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-03
New Jersey Man
Buys Eastland Home

A new three-bedroom ranch style
home recently completed by Bluffton
Eastland, Inc. at 221 Grove street was
sold this week to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
r. Sawyer of Colonia, New Jersey.
The Sawyers will move here on
October 6. He has accepted a position
with the Triplett Electrical Instrument
company as a lab technician in the
engineering department.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-10-03

THE FIRST COUNTY LIBRARY
in the United States was dedicated
at Van Vert, Ohio in 1901.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
cIRcLINc THE COUNTRYSIDE
Fall Sports Calendar
Looks Cool, CHEEKY

Malvern, Pa. on the grounds
Of the Radnor Hunt, on Fri
day, September 6, and 60 on
over to the first hunt meeting
at Fair Hill.
Both the Middleburg Hunt
and the Orange County Hunt
usually show their fox
hounds at Bryn Mawr.
Orange County has already
retired three challenge cups
for the best American stall
lion hound and has two legs
on the present cup. Unlike
most horse shows, these cups
have to be won five times for
retirement.
Sterling Record
Orange County also has
three legs on the Southdown
Cup, presented to the Best
American Stallion Foxhound,
shown with three of his get.
Having retired it once,
Orange County has three
legs on the Fourth Masters
Of FoxhoundS Challenge Cup
for American Foxhounds, a
cup offered for the best five
couples Of American fox
hounds bred by an exhibitor.
The Middleburg Hunt also
retired a cup in this class.
Orange County. which
hunts the territory surround
ing The Plains, Va. has also
won the first challenge cup
presented for the champion
American Foxhound of the
Show (either SEX. Some Of
these winnings go back over
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Dust Trap
WiHAid
Housewife

Household dust, that thorn
IN the flesh of every home
maker. may be on the way
out! r
A new low-cost electronic
home air filter is now on the
market, promising an era of
more cleanliness, healthful-
ness and leisure to home
owners everywhere.
Introduced by the Ameri-
can Air Filter Co. of Louis
vile. KY. the "Electro-Klean"
dry-cell picks up. according
to the manufacturers, 80 per
cent of all air-borne dirt
the kind that clings to drap-
cries. settles on fine uphol-
stery and dims mirrors, win
dow glass and wall surfaces.
In addition, the manufac-
turers claim. it does away
with those rolls of dust that
collect under furniture, at
the same time 1t reduces re-
decorating costs by keeping
decor and furnishings bright
and clean for longer periods
of time.
The new dry-cell unit is
priced at one-half the cost of
previous Electro-Klea units
and at about one-third or
one : fourth the price Of
water washe d air filters.
Twelve years of engineering
and research went into its
development.
Installed on the return air
side of any forced air furnace
or air conditioner, the unit
requires no water, plumbing
or sewer connections, no
special wiring circuits.
Return air from the home
is drawn into the unit by the
furnace blower. The action
OF the filter also increases
the efficiency Of the furnace
or air-conditioner. since it
traps and holds the dirt be-
fore it reaches the other
mechaniSms.
AS the return air is drawn
into the electronic field of
the device. dirt particles are
attracted to the surface of
the filter cells like bits Of iron
are. attracted to a magnet.
These filter cells are made up
Of a fine glass filament. COM
pressed into a thin porous
sheet. upon which a printed
circuit" is applied.
Three to eight cells are
used in the average installa-
ton. with ample capacity to
hold a seasons supply Of
household dirt.
The unit is adaptable to
new and old homes alike.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS

MIDDLEBURG. va.-With
summer clothes feeling a bit
droopy and summer nerves
in rain-parched Loudoun
County-on the edgy side.
early falls sporting calendar
looks cool and CHEEKY.
Last Mondays soothing
rain caused more of a cele-
bration, in certain circles.
than Arthur Godfrey did in
Leesburg's parade, the OPEN
ing gimmick in Loudoun's
heavily-laden bi-centennial
program.
The three-day Warrenton
Horse Show. although never
cool but sometimes rainy. is
the stepping stone between
the horse shows and the fall
race meets. Called "the hunt
er show of America" Warren
ton will open on August 81
and continue through Sep
tember and 2.
Saturdays and Sundays
shows have a night session
which. for spectator-appeal,
have a fair that is sometimes
lacking in the hot. daylight
classes. This, the last show
on the Virginia four-show
circuit, is filled with tremors
for big-time exhibitors, since
points in the Warrenton show
decide the awarding of
trophies presented. based on
points amassed at Deep Run
in Richmond, the Glenmore
Show at Staunton, the Bath
County Show at Hot Springs
and the Warrenton Show.
A Social Side
Warrenton throws IN a
social side show. some Of it
in the American Legion Hall
Just OF the show grounds but
most of it in private homes.
that is not quite as Turing as
that at Bath County's show
but enough of it to keep ex-
hibitors happy. All four Of
the big productions bring the
same big exhibitors with their
string of horses. BY the time
of the Warrenton Show. most
Of them are content, no
doubt. to take their trophies
and van home, resting on
their silver until the Toron-
to and Madison Square Ma
tional Show in the late fall
A different set of owners
and horses take over the hunt
meeting circuit. which starts
Saturday. September I At
Fair Hill. Md. The following
Saturday has also been re-
served for this meeting. Those
fortunate enough to get away
early. leave for the Bryn
Mawr Hound Show held at
Evening star., 1957-08-25

in time. since the Bryn
Mawr show is approaching
its 37th year.
Mr.. Fletcher Harper, ex-
MFH Of the Orange County
Evening star., 1957-08-25

Hunt. and Mr.. Daniel c.
Sands, ex-MFH Of Middle
burg. are on the American
Foxhounds Committee Of the
Bryn Mawr Show.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Dinner-Donce SET

An informal dinner-dance
will be held by the Air Re-
search and Development
Command Officers Open Mess
at the Fort Meade Oficers
Club August 80.
At this event the outgoing
Board of Governors will well
come the new Board Of Gov
ernors which will take over
September /. Music viii be
furnished by the Bert Coley
Orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELInI - Mod. 3-bedrm, brk.
rm. excel. cond. OF. or FLA
priced sIe.000, HUGH T. PECK
HE. 4-64OO till 0.
CAMP SPRINGS. mr.. Andrews and
Boliine-2-yr -old 6-rm. del. bfk
rambler on i5-acre lot: bullt-in
gar. rec rm. fireplace. Ice, kit.
sep. din rm Take over owners
81 loan. Call Mrs Cox, LU.
5;si;I6, or ST 3-736s. ATLAS
CAMP SPRINGs--spacious 2-bed-
rm., custom brick. on " acre
Screened breezeway, GARAGE, rec
m; S2J. $50, S2,2bO cash. T. ID.
BURGESS. RE. 6-52O0 IN o.
CIIEyERLY--Attention NsA folks
and othersi On Wash. BALTIC pkwy.
We have q wide variety Of TO 3
bedrm, iouses In this beautiful
s can large Ss b.d SsI1nctive sen s9nmunliy
NICKEL. N A. ssHessSbs: ewes ewes. Sat Sal
and Sun WA. 7-3323.
EXPANDABLE - District Heights.
nearly new ih-story brick: 5 rms.
upstairs with heat and plumbing
roughed-in. Has rec. rm. with "a
bath: Gas heat. Extra Ice. lot.
Buy Il FILA. T. d. BURGESS, RE.
B-520O I'll %.
HILLCREsT ESTATES, $500 Berke-
ley ST.. open all day; 3-bedrm
rambler radiant heat; beautiful
area; lot B0x200. 500 mo. pay
mente includes everything. 10
5-3lB0.
EVANSVILLE, MD.--Near public
and parochial schools bedrms
90 on lst flr . baths mod kit
h.-w.h. OIL. Price Si4 800. A. II.
SEIDFNSpfNNER, Reait0r. WA
7.1OiO. HA. 2.3sB.
GREEN MEADOWs-Enjoy cool
shade 3-bedrm Colonial. firepl
Si.1bO d., S1n2l mo. Mr.. schools
JOHN II. JOHNSON, WA. 7-5O5O
LANGLEY PARK FLA or Oh
Charming 3-bedrm. brk. rambler
with full daylight bsmt,. anc
outside entr,, fireplace, all-elec
O-E kit, St4,0n0. HUGH T
PECK, he, $4,000,
ROGERS HEI0HTs-4- bedrm., 2.
bath Cape Cod plaster walls; .ou
h-w.h,; sep. din. rm.. flrepl. In liv
rm full bsmt. arranged as an
APT, with pvt. entr. Price, sib,-
500, Call THOMAS y. HALEY,
Realtor, AP. 7-630O.
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ARIA = HojT.-WATFF


BETHESDA AREA - HoT-WATER
rm. brick rambler: screened porch,
fireplace, full basement; imme-
date possession: $4,000. BE-
rHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-1415.
BETHEsDA-Handsome brick Co
lonial in excellent loe.; 4 bed
rms aos baths gs lsE wi a. ps,ns,
OF. $4,000: ewes, OIL. 4-4273.
|BETHEsDA-Brick split-level, three
years old, with three bedrooms
and two baths: spacious rear yard,
beautifully shrubbed, with out.
door fireplace and patio covered
BY awning: outside entrance 20
huge recreation room; wall-to-wall
carpet and built-in mirrored van
ity in master bath: priced at only
S25,05O. Call OIL. ti-2344, . til 9.
THOMAS J. FISHER a CO., INC.
BETHEsDA-Beautifu new 4-bed-
rambler: large lot; $1,000 down.
S167 month. JU. 9-349O.
BETHEsDA-$21, $50 charming g.
hedrm. brk rambler; FULL BSMT,
and nm. rec, rm., work bench,
lot. SAMUEL Z. BodLEY OF Md.
INC. OIL. e-7SO0 till o.
CHEVY CHAsE--Between the clubs;
S10,05O. painted white: powder
rm., good kit. new rear porch, 3
bedrms., full bsmt., gas h.-w.h.,
garage, trees. SAMUEL 3. BOG
LEY, y. G. once. AID. 4-O29O;
ewes. AID. 2-109l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
Annandale Associates, Inc.
CT. $4,000
HOUSES F0R SALE NV.

ALASKA AVE. AREA, v block wal
ter Reed-Very large and suhstan-
tiAl 3-hedroom Diet. masonry home
in peri. cond.; big porch, gar, gas
h,-w.h.; beautiful lot: y blk. %
Georgia ave. shops and transp :
S16.9bO; $1,000 may buyl FRANK
8. PHILLIPS. INC. DI. 7-1411:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEX-tOn W. Linden st.: eente,
hall: bedrmS.. "a baths, iiv. rm
sun poren. din. rm. kit, oil heat
S5-gal. cleo. hot-water heater. I'm.
mediate possession. Conv. K
schools, shop. center, trankp. w
s, SMITH, OV. 3-3S09, XII. o.
1904.
ARL.. n. UHLE ST.-2-story house
4 bedrms., lily. rm.. din. rm.
kit. baths, full bsmt.; moving
ia. s-gO2S
ARLINGTON. g.: 500 dn,, ss4 mo
Cute 2.bedrm., Semidet. home
Just off Columbia pike. cow. q
everything: immed. poss. STAN.
LEY s. MONROE. Broker, OR
3-2OsO.
FALLS CHURCH = Brick Colonia
3 bedrms | v baths; large fenced
lot. trees; excel cond.; mr.. schools
Save BY OWNER. Call JE
FALLS CHURCH SPECIAL, Si5.5O(
Brick Cape Cod: spacious anc
cow: s3-ft front, all larg'
rooms: kit. with Z. s.. fully equip,
patio. beaut. yard flowers ant
trees. swim pool nearby; nice sec
ton. JOSEPH W. sEAY COM
pANY III W. Broad ST., Fall
Church. Va. JE. 2-262O
LINCOLNIA HGTS.. $1,000. FILA
appraised 2-bedrm.. bungalow
Lovely yard Very desirable neigh,
S SSsaIoc JE ca-eea4. c JE sciiOi.
LYON PARK; Sl5.50O-spaeiou
4-bedroom. 2-bath home. largi
living room and dining room. fire
place full basement; h.-wh.,
close in: located l22 N Edgewoos
a. u8 1fsp Z :! "a O., 7.S Ssse2RoE T
MCLEAN AREA; sIs,gsO-charm,
liv. rm., 24x1S, lge. equip. kit. Z
bedrms.. bath; 2 bedrms. up ton,
22 IT,; fenced yard, tall trees:
blks, bus, schools; vacant APPROX
COOK COOK. ' Rssnti rs SE m? s.ya7s LUCILLE
McLEAN-Lovely old stone house
lne trees. . bedrms, acres
SPRINGFIELD, on 4-lane shirle,
hwy Three bedrms. and. ~
baths. fully equip. kit. and laun,
dry, beautiful lot; $4,000. q,
loan. BY OWNER. FL. 1854.
NIENNA--Ey OWNER. Three-hed
rm rambler; = baths. full hsmt.
garage, plus extras, on acre
$4,000. Call DU. h-7500
4 BEDRMs.. All on 1 floor" plu
two full baths lone in maste
BEDROOM, huge living room will
brick fireplace wall, separate larg
dining room, huge de lux
equipped kitchen with breakfaS
area and smart birch cabinets
Eround-level basement with tire
mendous picture window and "
bath, perfect for finished recrea
tiOn room Brand-neW and read,
for immediate. occupancy, on
big tree-shaded lot IN 4 pleasan
neighborhood, lust one block Il
and 4 RED-HoT oiisrins AZ oni,
H23,ob0, but hurry pEAR8Ol
PROPERTIES (REALroRel, u
4-567b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
DOCTORS
Attention

N. Chevy Chase, prominent cor
on Conn ave. mr.. Kensingt0n pkwy
with big deep wooded lot. 5-yr..
old ramb. has ideal setup for doc
tors suite in bsmt. Pvt. parking
ground, side bsmt. entr:. beaut
waiting rm. with frpl.. bath. IDEAL.
Arranged for finishing Of daylight
ONCE. 2 examining rms,
House features immense liv. rm
for entertaining, big elec. kit
4 bedrms.. 9 baths. Super allow.
anee for necessary renovations, air,
cond. redec. TO taste. View it. will
|imaginationl Orig. custom built
oWner-prieed at $4,000. Now. fol
immed. sale, S20,95O. Exclusive
ABCROFT, OIL. 6-44l7.
3-BEDRM .BRK. RAMBLER
with all extras-FirepIace, equip
kitchen, home freezer. tiled base.
ment floor, storm windows, fenced
level lot and only Si6.05O. Assume
large CT loan.
WOOD CO. 10. 4-72Ol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
CLARENDON AREA

MoDERN-AiR- C CONDITIONED
ITO N Highland; 30xoO; full
basement and mezzanlne
100 Hartford; ssg6xanQo, -.,,s
meZZaninc and u basement.
OWNER. II. 7-74OO. La GIBBS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16

s2Co CUMMINGS S!s LAM, LANE;
white. brick Colonial. stu
ated on corner. we'll
planted. elevated lot. This
vacant and newly redeco-
rated home consists OF 2
hedrms., ~ baths. den and
powder room, large liv. rm.
User. porch off, din. rm..
kitchen with breakfast area,
huilt-in Rarage' gas. a.-c.
heat: large rear patio. lot
Is estate fenced on 2 sides.
Vacant. immediate possess
sion. Price, s3t ,a50.
$500 CUMMINGS lane: q
story French Provincial.
containing bedrm and bath
on LIST floor. 2 bedrms. and
bath on end. Bsmt.. com
sistins Of paneled maids
Price. s2b.95O. Excellent
financing.
1900 CUMMINGS lane. .
story brick Cape Cod, To-
Gated on open, eiry lot
Bedrm. and full bath on LIST
floor . other bedrms. and
bath on end floor. Rec.
rm. and bath Price. S24.-
300
All these 2 lovely homes
are conveniently located To
shopping, schools and trans
portation open Sunday. !
10 y.
J HARRIS
531 p 81. NV. AID. 4.iaI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16

center IN rapidly expanding area.
M. LEO STORCH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16

CHEvY CHAsE-Charming new
brick rambler. I bedrms., tall
trees, mr.. park: $29.05O. Oh
0-aS0U.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-A very finG
brick home; WILLIAMSBURG archi-
lecture. LIST floor has large center
hall, hv. rn., din. rm.. kit, break
fast nook. den and powder rm.i
large side porch, large rec. rm
with fireplace and maids rm, and
bath: walk out on ground level u
very large back yard shaded with
large oak trees, Garage. 3 twin;
door, Good location. Call Ed
WARD H. JONES a. CO., INC.
WO. $4,000. till . pm.
CONN. GARDENS-3-bedrm brick
rambler with all G-E kit. ASSUME
40 LOAN. Vacant, Redecorated
only 5000 dn. BEERS BROS. JU,
0-1blO.
HILLANDALE--Nea new Cape
Cod brk. Invites your inspection.
spac. rms, center hall plan, ~
baths, scr. pch. Newly dec. $22,-
$50. FLA or CT. Terms. HUGH
u. PECK. HE. 4-640O.
KENSINGTON-4 bedrooms, liv.-
din. comb. This attrac. Cane Cod
offers a lot for q young family.
Huge kitchen, din, area: school
and rec. center walking distance,
Sl3,50O. Good neighborhoodl
OIL. SSH I'll .. KORzENDOR-
FER. Realtor.
NORTH CHEVY CHASE. MD.-va-
cant: $4,000. First Offering Of
this custom built split-levei brick
home for the small family. large
liv. rm.. separate din. rm.. equip.
kit. bedrms. and bath. bsmt,
Garage. Porch. LARGE level wooded
LOT. Call EDWARD H. JONES a.
CO.. INC. WO. $4,000. till . pm.
PARKWOOD--3-hedrm. brick, ST.
$50: paneled breakfast rm., also
paneled rec. rm. with bar. SAM
UEL E. BOGLEY OF ND. INC,
OIL. 6-7SOO till 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16

QUICK OCCUPANCY, low CLOSING
costs. Assume $4,000 4l5es Gl
loan; S11O includes all. Around
the corner from modern grade
AttTSctiye studio rrn or bedrm
with picture window and powder
rTn. tout Of ground): 3 more large
bedrms., big family.sized kit.
beautiful corner lot with trees
North Arlington location: S20.05n
shown By appt. Please phone JE
J-2O03. WIN. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY. INC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
BLUE Ribbon"
DESIGN

Overlooking the beautiful greeni
OF the Washington Golf anc
Country Club we offer this hand
some brick and stone .rancher fol
the very FIRST time. Wide entry hall
with fireplace, formal size dininI
room, big fully equipped kitchen
with table space, leading 10 3
secluded screened porch. Three
fine bedrooms, . full tile baths; full
basement with partially fninsheC
recreation room. fireplace and en-
closed powder room Detached
garage Custom-built OF the fines
workmanship and materials and II
an excellent neighborhood Of In
dividualized homes. Sensibly priceg
at S36, $50 and terms are good. too
CALL ia, 5-52OO.
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CAMP SPRlNGS--spacious 2-bed.
rm,. custom brick. on 2 acre
m; s2J, $50. S2.2bO cash. T. ID
BURGESS. RE. 6-52OO III o.
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SILVER SPRING

Attr, 3-bedrm. brk. rambler: close
to schools and transp.; many added
built-in features incl. all-elec. kit.
Priced to sell at S16,7b0.
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SILVER SPRING

Brick rambler SCI 800; lac. lly
nm. with firepl,; SEP, din. rm.' July
equipped kit. 3 bedrms., tile bath
full bsmt.. rec, rm.. half bath, front
and rear porches. detached gaiage
nice-sized lot; cow. schools, shop
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
~. e-bb6b Realtorl
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HOUSES FOR SALE MD.

slSsd1@. 6aics innas. home S lp fni
$I0.650. Or WIN sell Tor less i
all cash above FIRST trust. Call
THOMAS F. HALEY, RealtoT.
AP. 7-S3O0. Multiple Listing
SUITLAND--Very neat: 8 bedrms..
bsmt., oil h,-w.h.: lot 100x130 IT..
Asking -$13.500. 7. d. BURGESS,
RE. $4,000 til 0.
3-BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLER with
Ice. kit, beautiful shade trees on
acre Of land: S1l,b00: $1,000
10. 7-11l6.
SIC l 500 8 THE Full PRICE for
Hyattsyiile: fuii bsmt. level lot
Call till s PM, WA. $4,000. ROB
ERT 8. DAVIS a. CO.. INC. Mem
ber Of Multiple Listing Service
TRADES CONsIDERED--New g.
bedrm. ramb., tile bath. washer
drier, equip. kit sto-. rm.: S12,-
BOO. RE. 6-6SOi. 1gs
NEAR MARYLAND UNIv.-S1 900
Gown and. SS5 per mo. buys this
6-room. ls-bath brick home; full
bsmt.: level lot A buy at S13.950.
Call It'll \ pm. WA. $4,000
ROBERT s. DAVIS Il Co. INC,
Member Of Multiple Listing serv
= ACREs-5-rm. -and-bath. 4-year-
old bungalow with expandible at.
TIC; mod. equip, kit. Lee, shade
trees. ! mile from Rte. 30l and
Central ave. Also other farms
and acreage. Call Mr. HAA1IL.
TON, -CE. 6-3352. with THOMAS
= HALEY, Realtor. Lanham. Nd.
AP. 7-S300.
SlI .b00-4-bedrm. home on nice
level tree-shaded lot, completely
large equip. kit, incl. side porch
FHk appraisal ordered. Call
Lanhams Nd Ap .sho6 eais0i'
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HARDWOOD
8 BEDRMS.-BRICK
EHA-S1A 500
MASS AWE. EXT.
WHEATON

Greenwood Knobs corner loi
split-level: 8 bedrooms. mahogany.
paneled recreation room. ! "a baths
utility room: wall-to-wan carpet
ing. Grapes: close to all schools
Assume large So loan. Call eve.