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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-04
By MoIIie w. Christie
Telephone Gaithersburg $50

We're all excited this week,
what with the gorgeous spring
weather, the wealth of daffodils,
tulips and hyacinths in bloom
! and-the opening of the beautiful
a Plantation Room.
r Yves just come back from the
Open House and sneak preview of
this newest eating place. By the
time this column is in print, meals
will be in the process of being
served. So plan for a dinner out
right away.
= There's an atmosphere of the
!, Old South from the doorway with
its ironwork lamps to the south
ern fried chicken on the menu.
There's lovely mural of ante
bellum days adjoining nearly the
full length of the wall and iron
work planters of flowers hung
here and there throughout. You'll
like the simulated fireplace and
mantel built around the chimney.
The kitchen is the last word in
efficiency and equipment, with
steam tables, grill, and a refrig-
Grated salad unit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ciarrochi will be serving every
day of the week except Mondays,
and the capacity of the dining
room is 100.
In addition to the wide choice
of meals on the menu, there will
also be an opportunity to place
orders for all sorts of fancy pas
tries; wedding cakes, and elabo-
rate bakery products made by
Clements in Washington.
AS we came away, with our
complimentary red rose and cigar
(see what you missed if you didn't
go?), we felt real sense of salts.
faction in knowing that Gathers
burg has dining place of real
distinction and charm.
Fifty-three of our local Brown.
les enjoyed an afternoon of roller
skating at the Dalamar rink last
Thursday. From Gaithersburg,
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Tuesday, March &c
2:04 p. m, Gaithersburg-W Wash
ington Grove. Outbuilding or
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Fire Runs

5:31 p. m, Hyattstown. Brush
fire, Hyattstown Mill Rd.
$40 lp. m, Rockville. Man
struck by train, rear Bakers Gar
age, Stonestreet Ave-, transported
to Suburban Hospital.
Sunday, March II
3:07 a. m, Gaithersburg- Wash
ington Grove. Obstetrics case,
Washingtonian Motel. Depart
ment reported baby born on ar
rival.
SIG a. M, Gaithersburg-W Wash
ington Grove. Tucker Offutt
fatally wounded by shotgun on
George Sabine Farm on Rt. 124
past Smiths Corner.
11:16 a. m, Upper Montgom-
cry. Brush fire, Peach Tree Rd.
1911 a. m, Laytonsville. Field
fire, Hamilton Farm, Unity.
2:01 p. m, Rockville. Brush
fire, River Rid. and Violets Lock
Rd.
POI p. m, Rockville. Brush
fire, rear of Flower Hill Church
on Redland Rd.
400 p. m, Gaithersburg-
ington Grove. Brush fire, rear
of Flower Hill Church on Redland
Rd.
4:50 p. M, Gaithersburg-
ington Grove. Auto hit home,
Bussard'S Rest, on Rt. 355, in
jured colored man transported to
Suburban Hospital.
6:36 p. m, Rockville. Child in
jured, 404 Blandford Ave-, trans
ported to Suburban Hospital.
6:49 p. m, Rockville. Man in.
jured, Hickman's and Monard's
ESQ Station, Washington st. and
Montgomery Ave.
Monday, March Is
1:06 p. m, Rockville. Trans
ported patient from ZIG Old Bal
timore Rd. to Suburban Hospital.
2:04 p. m, Rockville, Gathers
burg-Washington Grove. Chin
ney afire, Thurman residence on
Needwood Rd.
6:25 p. m, Laytonsville. House
fire alarm, Prince residence, Mt.
Zion.
Tuesday, March &c
2:04 p. m, Gaithersburg-Wash-
ington Grove. Outbuilding on
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1874 p. m, Gaithersburg-Wash
ington Grove. Brush fire, Black
rock Rd.
Friday, March 20
1924 p. m, Rockville. Trans
ported patient from 1905 Allison
DR.. to Suburban Hospital.
4:33 p. M, Rockville. Girls
hand in press, Haynes Lithograph.
sos p. m, Caithersburg-Wash-
ington Grove. Transported pat.
lent from 205 Lee ST., Gathers
burg, to Cedar Croft.
5:55 p. m, Rockville. Baby in
commissions, first house on right
past Emerson Store.
9:52 p. M, Rockville. Victim
suffered first, second and third
degree burns in house at 4616 AS
pen Hill Rd.
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BOOkmObile Schedule

Friday, April 5-McKenney Hills. BIS to
4:30; Poolesville $3.50 to 4:30; Rock Creek
Gardens, 3:15 to $50
Saturday, April Cedar Grove, 9 to
$50 am. Clarksburg, 9:45 to 10:15 am. I;
Comus 1920 to Ills; Damascus, lis to
2:20; Hyattstown, 1870 TO 1915; Lay
louisville, $3.50 to 4;30; Woodfield, 2:30 TO
3:15.
Monday, April S-Alta Vista, 3:15 to
4:45; GAINESVILLE. AIS to 5; Beallsville,
Sis to 5:45; Jamestown, 7:30 to S:45;
Jacksonville, $50 to tbs; DickeTson, $3.50
to q; Piney Branch and Flower Avenue.
to 4:30.
Tuesday, April 9-Olney, 3:15 to $3.50;
Georgetown Village, 3:15 TO 4:30; Glen
mont, 3:15 to 4:30.
Wednesday, April 1O-Chevy Chase Shop
ping Center to 5; Northwest Park Apart
ments, 3;15 to $3.50 pm; Rockville, Mary
vale, $3.50 to 4:45.
Thursday, April 1l--Colesvile, 3:15 to
43O; Hillandale, BIS to 4:3o; Cabin John,
3:15 to 5.
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Laytonsville-
WOOdfieId
By Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Nv
Telephone Clearwater 1852

A%ACdl WdlGI O-ZOCZ
The All clubs of the county
held a basketball tournament last
week at the agriculture center.
There were two classes Junior
for those fourteen and under and
Senior for those over fourteen.
The Laytonsville Senior Girls All
club won the Junior champion
ship by defeating Colesville on
Thursday and the Montgomery
County Holstein Club on Friday.
Members of the team are Nancy
Lechlider, Ruth Ann Payne, Har-
riet Riggs, 10 Ann Biddinger,
Mary Ellen Blankenship, Judy
Priebe and Margaret Low.
MI. and Mrs. Roland Green
were dinner guests Friday of DR..
and Mrs. Kermit Smith of Silver
Spring
Danny HOwes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Howes is back in
school after a tonsillectomy last
week.
The annual fellowship supper
and congregational meeting of st.
Bartholomew Episcopal church
will be held Monday April % at
the church.
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Stiles are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of their third child Sunday
March 81 at Suburban hospital.
Young Master Stiles has a broth
er and sister waiting for him at
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Bell of
Alexandria were weekend guests
of Mrs. Allison Taylor and Mrs.
Mary Allnutt.
The WSCS of st. PauPs Meth
Odist church will hold a rum
mage sale on Friday April II
from Z to 9 p. m. and on Saturday
April 13 from 9 a. m. till noon at
the church hall.
WOODFIELD:
The Lenten service for the
three churches in the Laytonsville
charge will be at the Woodfield
church next Wednesday at 8 p. m.
The Rev. Albert LEM will be the
speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Pope were
guests on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Burdette and Mrs. Iona
Burdette of Tuscorora.
Mrs. Arch Thompson and Mrs.
George Pope were n h n
guests last week of Mrs. Thomp-
sons niece Mrs. Eugene Higgins
in Chevy Chase and then visited
her brother Charles Piquette in
Washington.
Mrs. Berthe Grimes, Mrs.
George Kemp, Mrs. Ava King and
Mrs. Raymond Kemp were dinner
guests Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grimes
entertained at a family dinner
party Sunday.
The WSCS met Wednesday at
the church hall with Mrs. Ollie
King and Mrs. Jerry King as
hoSteSses.
Among those from WOodfield
attending the DIIIA dinner at the
agriculture center last Wednes.
day were John King and his son
Jack, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Kemp and Rudell 10y.
Mrs. Jerry King entertained at
dinner on Wednesday. Guests
were Mrs. Grace Butterwick OF
Florida, Mrs. Arthur Watkins
Mrs. Leonard Mullinix, Mrs. Ava
King and Mrs. Raymond Kemp
Supper guests of the Kings in
cluded Leonard Mullinix and the
children and Louis Jones.
Recent guests of Mrs. Mary G.
Ward were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mathers, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Braun and Mrs. Ava King. Mrs
Bradley Hawkins spent Thursday
with her sister Mrs. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. William RimmeI
and children were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Ward ano
Mrs. Mary G. Ward.
A silver bowl for the baptisma,
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Annex and their baked goods for
the club sale.
Hostesses for the day will be
Mrs. Norman Jacobs, Mrs. Walter
Reinhart, Mrs. Ernest Beall, Mrs.
McKendree Walker, and Mrs. Dor
sey Plummer.
Mrs. Earl Williams is entertain
ing the members of her bridge
club at her home this evening.
Grace Church Notes: The Susan.
nah Wesley Circle met on Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. o.
w. Anderson.
The Katherine Eye Circle held
its regular meeting yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Viii
liam Mccain. The members feted
Mrs. McBain with a shower of
pantry items for her new home.
This afternoon, Mrs. Daryl
Wigle will be hostess to the mem.
bers of the Sunshine Circle.
The Rockville Gaithersburg
Zone Meeting of the WSCS will
be held at Grace Church on April
10 at 1890 am. The local ladies
will be hostesses at luncheon at
the church.
MIR. and Mrs. Leon Mills have
returned from an extended vaca-
ton in Florida.
Mrs. Clayton Watkins is in
Clearwater, Fla, where she Is Wis
iting her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Watkins,
Jr. Mrs. Harry Pollock accom-
panied Mrs. Watkins to Clearwa-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Walker
were the Saturday evening dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Baker
of Connecticut Avenue Estates.
Epworth Church Notes: Don't
forget the creamed chicken lunch
con being served at Epworth to-
day. There will be plenty of those
hot biscuits for which the Ep-
worth ladies have become famous.
The Rev. Chester w. Rill of
the Washington Grove Methodist
Church will be the guest speaker
at Epworth at Lenten services on
Wednesday evening, April 10.
Mrs. Thomas Plummer enter
tanned the members of the Friend
ly Bible Class on Monday evening.
The Reapers Class also met on
Monday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hershey as the hosts.
The teachers of the Church
School staff and the members of
the Commission on Education held
pot-luck supper at the church
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. McKendree Walker enter
tanned at dinner last Sunday when
her guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Walker, the Rev. and Mrs.
Curtis Gordon Keesee of Char
lottesville, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William K. Pace of Washington
Grove.
The women of st. Martins
Church served approximately one
hundred members of the Knights
of Columbus of Gaithersburg and
Rockville at communion break.
fast last Sunday morning in the
knights of Pythias hall.
Mrs. Ralph Offutt, much better
known as Ruth, is recuperating
from surgery performed last
Monday at the Montgomery Coun
ty General Hospital.
Miss LeOna Fulks, Mrs. Evelyn
Thomas, Mrs. McKendree Walker
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis
enjoyed a dinner and theater par
ty in Washington last Saturday
evening, attending a showing OF
THE Seven Wonders of the
World"
Mrs. j. Forest Walker, Judge
Ella R. Plummer, Mrs. o. w. An
derson and Mrs. William Ware
were among the local ladies who
attended the luncheon and fashion
| ---
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font given by Miss Mary c. War
field in loving memory of her
mother Mrs. Lillian Griffith War
field was dedicated recently by
the Rev. Stewart Labat of st.
Bartholomew church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

little California rambler: solid
brick construction. dble. bed :
rms; choice location. mr.. Univ OF
Nd: Priced for action at S12.45O.
Call Immediately. This is a real
bargain! W. r. HUGHES CO.. AP.
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UNIVERSITY PARK-Brick cane
Cod e., W. w, rm: With flssegg!s0ee' Sdln.
7;9io3. WA. 7-s2l7. HEfDER 4
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ROCKVILLE. A very nice home
LIST n. living room. dining room.
separate dinette, kitchen. . bed
rooms and bath 2nd A., | large
bedroom, shower-bath. Vacant.
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UNUSUAL VALUES
$l3,95O to $43,950

SI3,Ob0
Det 2 bedrms., full bsmt.. large
lot On. payment open, kensing-
$4,000
Beaut. Diet 3-bedrm. brick: Q
bedrmE. bath LIST H.. bedrm. and
bath End II Full bsmt.. Diet. gar
level lot, lovely trees. mr.. NH and
SlD950
Lovely Cape Cod choice loo. mr..
NH and Naval Hospital; . he'd
rms. bath LIST n. bedrm., bath
md H., rec. rm., scr, porch built
In gar.
S2a.0b0
Custom built brick rambler. Lee.
Chevy Chase loo, mr.. schools,
trans. gear gar.
S3l 500
Bradley Village. Just off Wilson
Lane, beaut corner brick rambler
custom built. less than 3 yrs. old
Lovely large level lot 3 bedrms..
. baths 33 a. liv. RIM jalousied
porch. 2-car gar. A de luxe home
at sacrifice price.
EARL T. WRIGHT co.
4s44 coRDELL AVE. BETHESDA
OIL. 2-60OO Ewes. OL.4-30S0
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NV HAMPSHIRE GREENS: omen
sun; LIS Ideal loo. brk. Colonial:
y lRc. rms, baths. h-w h.
screened och. full din. rm.. patio.
oeaut. Garden: under SiN. OO0
Terms. 11Os Lancaster I'd. of
III: ave. mr.. Univ. Lane. MEL
SON REALTY CO, HE. 4-a5s6
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bI IN TUX SCHUUL; only S5bO
dn.. payments like rent-:i-bedrm
rambler, only yrs. old. with
fenced lot and other extras: mr.
PRINCE GEORGES PRoPERTIEs
AP LIZA
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RIvERDALE. cow. to pky.. 53ia
Patterson I'd i-bedrm Cape
Cod separate dining rm.. Ia
baths. paneled rec rm;: also
CLAY. WA. 7-422s.
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HOUSES By HUGHES = Todays
best buy: exciting New England
Cape Cod: 3 lge. bedrms.: cool
wooded lot: vacant, move in to-
$3.50 DIN. Ss5 mo. w. r. HUGHES
CO. APP. 1-i4O0
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Brand-new
finish on to suit YOU. 3 corner
bedrms.; eng type DAYLIGHT base
ment: wooded lot. Only s'3.25O
on close-out terms. W. r.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-li0O.
NEAR ANDREWS AND CENSUS.
Sl1,950-3 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din
rm., lge. modern kit; full bsmt.,
almost completed rec. rm (: Rlassed
and scr. back porch: Ice. yard,
RE 3-663S. 5l1 Morgun I'd.
Morrin1side. Nd
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NOW! >! New low terms: $3.50
down. SCI per mo: COLLEGE Park
area. near new schocl-Exce' p
bedrm briek-and-shinRle home
sep din. rm. rec. rm fenced.
leve. lot, priced at S12.95O. Call
III : pm, WA $4,000. ROBERT
s. DAVIS A. CO. INC
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GLASSMANOR : Assume 10
81 loan, on 3-bedrm. brick; full
one Of the highest, coolest eleva.
lions in the area, sweeping view
OF the Potomac River: conv. to
Andrews. Boiling. NRL and
downtown. Ice. modern shopping
center In area. Bus stop at door
Full price, Si2.SOO with payments
Of SsS per mo. incl. everything.
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BUILT. 4-BEDRM .-bath
brick Cape Cod, near new ele-
mentary school in choice Ray
Park location: 20-ft. master bed
rm with dressing rm.. daylight
walk-out basement. space for ad-
ditional bath. This new master
$4,000. Call I'll 3 pm WA.
5000. ROBERT S. DAVIS &
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
FOR THE
DISCRIMINATING

sPRINGFIELD's FINEST =
bedrms., library, 4 baths. lge. din
rm., dream kit, breakfast bay,
firepls., mahogany rec. ru1., screened
porch; abundant storage: carport;
ideal for professional. See this
superb value quickly at S42.50O.
POTOMAC HUNT - 5 bedrms.
baths, spacious din. rm.. paneled
rec rm., maids rm., breezeway
trees; stable space. Truly lovely
Under 100000.
THE HOMESTEAD co.
OIL. 2-2OO4
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SILVER sPRING-TAKoMA PARK
BIG SUNDAY
SPECIALS

RocKcREsT. $685. DOWN
Pretty. 3.bedrm. brick, Cape
Cod. beaut. fenced lot with loads
Of trees; perfect condition. Only
KHENsINoToN. 4 BEDROOMS
Biz. older home; ideal for q large
family; front porch, 50x150-ft. lot
with plenty Of fruit trees. Only
SILVER SPRING. ssO.45o !.
Dandy. 3-bedrm., 2-bath. brick
Colonial: fireplace, l4x2l-ft. side
screened porch, gar. rec. rm. with
bar. Just OF Forest Glen I'd. and
TAKoMA PARK. Si2.95O
spac., 3-bedrm., cor. home;
only . blks. from wash. San. Ca
rage. Loads OF possibilities in this
perfectly arranged home.
WHEATON, S13.950
Here's real sem. 4-year-old, =
bedrm., stone rambler, perfect
cond. bsmt.; beaut. Handicapped,
'TAKoMA PARK. sl4.a50
What a dreaml Pretty. 2-bedrm.
brk rambler. side screened porch;
attic. outstanding rec rm. with
full bath Must be sold
WHEATON, Slf.2JO
Can't be beatl Mod, 3-bedrm.
prk. rambler with rec. RIM, maid S
rm all-elec kitchen: perfect cond
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LEwIsDALE AREA
700 VEST PARK Is DRIVE

LEWlSDALE AREA
ZOO WEST PARK DRIVE
OPEN 5 TIL 2
Assume Az GI loan. Across
from park, bus at corner. 3 bedrms /.
unique styling, power rm., 4OxloO-
#. lot. Anchor fenced yard. Only
81 500. Mr.. Powell. JU. o-6345.
Ii. 1857.
zAoAMI REALTY co. REALTORS
sOUTHLAWN-S750 DOWN
3-BEDRM. DETACHED RAMBLER
Mr.. Andrews, Boiling. NRI Immed
poss. Take over large GI loan
No financing problem. 3 yrs. old
Dishvasher, disposal. washer
Fenced lot. y blk. transp. MRS
COX, LII. 2-S13B or ST. 3-73bS
ATLAS REALTY CO.
1910 SKYLINE DR.. Sc.
Detached brick. ) rms. anc
bath. expansible attic, oil heat. fil
bsmt: lgs yd. and many extrSs
Ii. 6-1O43. WILLOUGHBY REAL
ESTATE CO.
$500 DOWN. low bed
rm. BUNGALOW: liv. rm., dinette,
equip. kit. full bsmt.. ofi-streel
parking: spacious grounds and
Shrubbery: Hyattsville area.
IRVING REALTY CO.
WA F.0Rlf EraN O-0kI
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TRADES CONSIDERED
CORAL HILLS
TEMPLE HILLS
-E0n vuuTET I'D Dn

On Sunday or any evening. visit
this outstanding 60-ft. new RAM
bier. 3 bedrms.. u baths, lge.
lift. kit !, din. rm., full osmt.: Ice.
carport: lot. 100x190, with many
shade trees. You'll like 1t. Dir:
Out Branch ave. to right on St.
Barnabas I'd. TO risht on Wheeler
. blks.
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-1 I6-acre
wooded lot, coolest section OF
Hyattsville Hills, always q breeze,
Sleep under blankets, Sturdy g.
hedrm, rambler. family sized din.
rm., full basement; low cost oil,
hot water heat, pleasant screened
porch: a delightful family home
for only $1,000 down, 500 per mo-,
W. r. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-l40O.
i4-ACRE ESTATE - With stately
all-brick large Cape Cod. 4 bed
rms. ia baths, maids quarters
or apt, that rents for $50 mo. An
elegant home In a strategic loca-
tion. Priced S25.g5O, JAMES c.
CONLEY a CO.. AP. 7-B2D2. Ewes.
UN. 4-li1..
"PEACHES AND CREAM"-High-
view, Md. 1918 Blst pl.-Brick
det.. corner lot 3 bedrms., liv.
rm.. kit. bath, full bsmt trees.
fenced, many extras. FLA terms.
81 1850 dn. Steal at si4,g50. Call
Mr. Menzer, cox A. CO, INC,
10. s-5S37. Our once open today.
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OPEN SUNDAY 2 til dark. S2I 900
Calf. rambler, brick and redwood
S1,500 cleo. kit. Owner must sac
rifice $1,000 loss. All for S16950
Out Indian Head hwy. II mi past
d. C line. left on 373 mi. to
property. Mr.. MOUNT. OF.
4-7RR1
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OXON HILL-Open It'll dark
New 3-bedroom brick ramblers
fun basement fireplace. 81. baths
earport. all utilities. Sls.aj0. Out
LIVINGSTON I'd to White Oat DR.
right to property PUFFEN.
BERGER REALToR. LII. 2-497t
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QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR. 3IOa
Kelliher Rd.. rear OF shop. ctr
at Queens Chapel and Aver Rd
Omen Sun, LIS. Attr. 5-rm. and
bath. white bungalow; bsmt
Storage attic: det gar 1mmac
cond Excel price and terms. NJ
NJ. NORTHERN. Realtor. DI =
SSi@. TIL. 2-S35g
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LEwIsDALE-New 3-bedroom brick
rambler: large living room, fam
lily size dining room, ultra modern
kitchen, Ia baths, full basement.
corner lot S1S.750. Convenient
terms. Out Rigs road, rieht on
Beechwood road TO cath and Ford.
ham and Open eign. till dark.
HE. 4-3500 Ewes. JU. D-3O4i,
w. W. LEWIS.
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GREENBELT 3-bedrm masonry
home separate din. RIM fully
equip. kit large. iandscaped
yard: excel. Ice, near churches,
school, swimming pool and shop.
ping fetal price. ga, 800: mo.
pymts.. Ss2 so, incl. principal.
Interest, taxes. ms. heat, h0
water and all major repairs. no
settlement fee part OF down pay
ment can be financed: frame
homes also AVAILABLE mo. pymts,
from SB3 0REENBELT REALTY
CO., 1871 Centerway next TO fire-
house In Oreenbelt shopping CEN
teri. OR, 3-4571, OR. 3-43bi.
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FAYETTEVILLE. BY oWNER-LivinE
rm. with fireplace. separate dining
rm.. mod. kit. With dishwasher;
3 bedrms, den. finished rec. rm.,
garage, carpeting and Grapes. We
netian blinds throughout: many
extras: on deep. tree-shaded
ienced-in lot with nreplace and
Sun. noon til 6. ,57I5 39th ave.
UN. 1893
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OXON Run HH.LS-S300 down
semiuet 3-hedrm brick: III
baths, separate din. rm.. full bsmt
Payments like rent. Quick pos
session. Mr.. Boiling Field and An
TY. III o-nAnn. WI R-ahrn
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MT. RAINIER, 3s0s 33rd St
rm.., oct. bunEalow-tvpe home in
sooo cond.' full bsmt.. new gas
location Only SIi.e5n with $3.50
down for quick sale STONE a
MARCELLlNO, tn. 2-21Ol or EN-
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HYATTsvILLE 4.bedTm.. 2-bath
caSs SG s VIII VIII S SsSDOTt e1t 1l
bsnt beautiful fenced lot. plus
many extras; only S14.a5O. as
little as S1.100 dn. may handle
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
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EVANSVILLE, mr.. public and
parochial Schools 6edrms.. liz
baths;, newly dec; new kit. din.
rm.. liv. RIM. with fireplace. det
garage. $4,000. 1904 .42nd pl
B. = BROWN, Jr., Broker, WA
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MD. UNIV. AREA-3-bedfm. brick
lot with driveway Ideal home
for someone confined 10 Wheel
chair: COW: must see 70 appreci-
ate; 5000 On. may handle PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP
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4s44 coRDELL AVE. BETHESDA
Oh. 2-60OO Ewes. OL.4-306t
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Popular st.
Johns parish. Dynamic Chillum
location. Swimming pool, barbecue.
carntvals. schools. Everything for
the family. Charming fi-rm. Dutch
Colonial. Space galore. Only
Sl5. $50. with $1,000 dn. W. r.
HUGHES CO., AP 7-i40O
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-Do it your
self and save important money;
bonus family rumpus room: sic %
$50 down: SIT Der NO. pays
everything. Full privils. ONLY SI0. :
30; w. r. HUGHES CO.. AP.
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SuITLAND. near Silver Hill I'd, on
Kentucky ave.--Det brick. 5 large
rms. with . master bedrms., liv.
rm, with firepl.. side ser. porch.
fun bSmt., oil h-wh.. large level
lot Sale or consider renting at
Sl25 per mo. By appt. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, LU. $4,000, Lu
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TEMPLETON KNOLLS - LIST time
offered. 3-bedfOom brick. full
bsmt fenced, level lot mo down
payment" to non-GI. assume lee
81 loan sIGLER a CO. Md J,
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GREENHOUSE - s-bedroom brick
liv. .rm. with Ice. dining area, fully
equipped kit, garage. lge. patio.
Property in immaculate cond
PRINCE GEORGES real Y Co.
UN. 4-11t}B, WA. 7-fi655
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UNIVERSITY HILLS-S1 300 down
will buy this modern 3-hedrm.
brick rambler; gas h..w.h.; nice
cor. lot large AZ loan. Paw
Ssh "a per mo. HUGH 7. PECK
HE 4-R4OO III n