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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-09-27
J. [. GASKlLL. JR. TO
RETIRE AFTER 20 YEARS
With U. S. COAST GUARD

Ocracoke, September 23.-J. l..
Gaskill, Jr., popularity known
among friends and relatives as
"Lum Gaslxill," will retire October
LIST from the u. s. Coast Guard aft
er twenty years and three months
of service. Mr.. Gaskill, who has
served recently at Fort Macon Sta
ton, was entertained by the crew
of that Station and the crews of
the various Coast Guard cutters
stationed there, at a surprise sup
per party at the American Legion
Hut in Beaufort last Friday night.
One surprise for Mr.. Gaskill was
the party itself, another was to find
that his wife, Daisy, had flown to
Beaufort especially for the occas-
ion. About fifty or sixty enjoyed
the buffet supper, which was fol-
lowed by dancing. Mr.. Gaskill was
presented with a pair of waist
boots as a parting gift; many of
his friends made speeches, and he
himself made speech of apprecia-
ton and thanks.
Mr.. Gaskill during the early days
of his enlistment served on the
Cutter BIBB in South American
waters. He has also served at Balti-
more, New York, Little Creek, and
on the North Carolina Coast at
Southport, Hatteras Inlet, and
Ocracoke. Although he is retiring
from the service, he is not the
type of man to sit down and do
nothing. He has accepted the man.
agement of the Club House at
Portsmouth, formerly the old C.G.
Station there, which has been pur-
chased as hunting quarters by a
group of men from the Greenville
vicinity. This job will keep Mr..
Gaskill busy during the hunting
season, and he will find plenty to
do at other times. He and his wife
are both natives of Ocracoke. They
have two sons, James Barrie and
Joe Gaskill. In addition to their
own attractive Ocracoke home,
they own two or three small cot
tages on the Silver Lake water
front.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-09-27
lMANTEO FOOTBALL TEAM
TROUNCED IN FIRST CANE
AGAINST PLYMOUTH FRIDAY

The Redskins of Manteo High
School were soundly beaten in
their opening game of the football
season Friday night at Plymouth.
Plymouth winning the game by
the score of 26I0.
Lack of experience, consistent
fumbles, and inability to move
with the ball when they did keep
it, seriously handicapped the team
and they were never a potential
threat and were never really ain"
the game. Only bright spot was
the offensive and defense work of
the line. The backfield was con-
stantly in hot water, getting plays
mixed up, and being mixed up on
pass defense.
After the kickoff, Manteo held
Plymouth on four downs, forcing
them to kick. But on the first play
from scrimmage, Manteo fumbled,
and Plymouth took advantage of
the break, scoring three plays
later on rum; the extra point
was also good, Plymouth taking
the lead TO. On the kickoff after
touchdown by Plymouth, Manteo
again fumbled, with Plymouth
again getting possession of the
ball. The Manteo team played most
of the first and part of the sec
ond quarters on defense, fumbling
the first four times they had pos
session. Plymouth scored once
more in the first quarter on a pass
and again in the second quarter
on the same pass play to take a
300 lead. Manteo hopes were
dashed when a pass by Billy
Brown to Horace Hooper, scoring
a touchdown, was called back due
to a penalty. This was the only
instance where Manteo showed
any offensive power at all. Plym-
outh scored again in the third
quarter for the final score 26-0.
Mike Jones, offensive center and
defensive linebacker, was the most
outstanding Manteo linesman on
defense. Coach Ayers allowed the
great majority of his backs to see
some action, but the only backs
who showed potential ability as
ground-gainers were st. Basnight
Jr. and Hughes Tiliett.
The team plans a lot of hard
work this week, and will travel
next Friday night to Weeksville
to meet the Weeksville Bulldogs.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-09-27
UNITED YOUTH MOVEMENT
IS FORMED AT COLUMBIA
Report Is Given at Recent Meeting OF
Auxiliary of St. Andrews
Episcopal Church

Columbia. = A united youth
movement being formed in Column
bia, consisting of members from
each church in town, is scheduled
to meet on the 3rd Tuesday in
each month, reported Mrs. James
Howerton, director of the Young
Peoples League of st. Andrews
Episcopal Church, at a recent
meeting of the Church Auxiliary
at the home of Mrs. H. c. Daven-
port.
Indicating that she would have
to retire as director on October
LIST, Mrs. Howerton gave a favor
able report on activities Nof the
Young Peoples Service League,
and suggested that due to the in
terest maintained by the young
people and the expanding services
in connection, that at least two
members from the auxiliary be ap-
pointed to work with them. Mrs.
Raymond S. Leary was appointed
director, and Mrs. Sterling Alex
ander and Mrs. S. S. Woodley as
co-workers, by the chairman.
The United Thank Offering
chairman reported that the fall
ingathering would be held on St.
Luke'e Day, Oct. 18th, with plans
being made of a corporate COM
munion for the young people of
the church in conjunction with the
members of the auxiliary.
Good used clohting to be sent to
the State Hospital at Raleigh was
asked for by the president, and
next meeting date set for the col
lection.
Expressing desire that the aux
iliary be represented, the president
announced that the convention
would be held in Greenville on
Wednesday, October 23rd.
A vote of appreciation was
taken in recognition of Sara L.
Taft for the flowers furnished and
for her services in placing them
on the altar of the church for the
past years. The vote was recorded
in the minutes.
The meeting was opened by the
reading of the introduction of the
1888 manuel and the Auxiliary
Prayer.
Mrs. Henry C. Davenport, presi-
dent, presided, over the six other
members: Mrs. Sterling Alexan-
der, Mrs. Thomas M. Armstrong,
Mrs. Abram N. Bateman, Mrs.
James Howerton, Mrs. Raymond
Leary and visitor Mrs. Emma
Krause in attendance. The church
and auxiliary treasurers made
their reports.
Refreshments of cherry pie and
iced drinks were served by the
hostess.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-09-27
WATER-SENER HCOK-UP IN
MANTEO TO COST $50

The order of the Manteo Town
Board to put into effect charge
of 500 for hooking on the town
water and sewer system has
caused some comment, and is of
particular interest to new home
builders in the town. The charge
is now $40 for the sewer hook-up
and $50 for the water hook-up.
This charge will be for merely
bringing the water to the con-
sumer's property line. An addi-
tional charge of $14 will be made
for the water meter, of which $13
is refundable when service is dis
continued.
The reason for the towns steep
Jump when no charge has been
made before through all the years,
is that the Town Board found it
had been paying out as much as
1920 to provide a hook up on some
installations. For one out of town
customer whose water bill is $2.40
per month, it figured the meter
alone cost 500.
The town Board at their meet
ing in July passed the order,
which followed a study of the re-
port of the N. C. League of NUM-
cipalities which then showed Man
teo to be the only town not max
ing any charge, according to Mrs.
Juanita Parker, town clerk.
The towns income from water
and sewer rents is now $1,100 to
$1,000 per month, and no money
is being made because of heavy
repairs and improvements con-
stantly required. There are 200
customers, of whom nearly half
live without the town limits, and
they do not use the sewer line.
Customers in town pay q sewer
charge based on % per cent of
the water charge. Only four GUS
toners out of town use the town
sewer and for this they pay one
half the water charge.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-09-27
JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL
TEAM STARTED IN MANTEC

A junior high school football
team has been recently started III
Manteo. This team has had four
practices to Adate and consists of
boys in the 9th, 7th and 9Th
grades. All boys in the county who
are not over ID are eligible to
play on this team. It is hoped to
have additional boys come out and
and also would like to have addi-
tional coaches to help out with
these boys before the season is
too far underway.
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PROSPERITY
Continued from Page One)

we'll pleased with the results. One
of their great satisfactions is the
number of visitors who come ovel
from the island and the nearby
beaches for their low priced sea-
food dinners, as we'll as other pop
ular dishes.
One of MAINS HarboTs most at
tractive places is the Croatan Mo-
tel operated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanford White, This facility is
modern. we'll kept, and presents an
unusually pleasing appearance be-
cause of it's green, weA-clipped
lawn, and it's cleaning paint
against back-drop of pines. Ac-
commodations of this sort assure
the visitor of comfortable quarters
close to their fishing, and bear and
deer hunting for which the Dare
County mainland is famous.
This new business which has de-
veloped in ne Manns Harbor area
has proved of great value to Man.
teo, Roanoke Island and the beach
es. 1t has brought new trade to fine
new establishments on Roanoke Is
land, like the Manteo Motel. at a
season which would otherwise be
more dull, following the closing of
the Lost Colony. To the Fort Ra-
leigh Hotel, and the fine cafes at
Manteo, operated by the Fearings
and by Mrs. Doris Walker, as well
as the attractive service center OPP
Grated by Merle Meekins on high
way ga in Manteo.
Even Oregon Inlet Fishing Gen.
ter, which is one of the greatest
places on the coast for those who
seek ocean fishing, has felt stim-
illus from the business that has
come over the new ferries on Ali
gator River and the Croatan
Sound Bridge. Such modern high
way improvements, make it posi-
BILE for the sportsman to enjoy on
one trip a diversity of sport, and
he can find entertainment to his
own liking, whether he stops at
either Manns Harbor or Manteo.
One fine and heartening thing
about this new prosperity because
of the bridge and improvement to
ferries, is that those who have in
vested their money in businesses
to care for these visitors, are al
local people who have shown theil
faith in the future of this commu-
nifty. Many Of them have invested
heavily, and are giving constant
personal attention to the operation
of their businesses, which is the
best assurance of all that a custo.
mer will find the utmost in value
when he comes among them.
With the Roadway already givef
this spirit in the vicinity, it is easy
to surmise that this years big start
is only a small sample of what
may be expected in the next yeal
or two. It is heartening to know
that as the tourist business grows
those who are now taking care Of
it win grow with it, and he ready
for the greater volume Of trade
that will come with the ultimate
bridging of Alligator River.
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1855 Ford Custom, 2-dOor, Old.
R&H
1855 Plymouth Station Wagon,
4-dOOr vs.
1854 Chevrolet, 2-dOOr, R&H
1854 Ford 6, 2-dOOr
1853 Chevrolet, Belair, 4-dOOr,
power. glide, R&H
1853 Ford, 4-dOOr, VS.
1852 Ford VS., 4-dOOr
1852 Ford vs. 2-dOor, R&H,
o. ID.
1852 Chevrolet, 2-dOOr, R&H
1852 Pontiac, R&H, Automatic
Transmission
1851 Cadillac Coupe
1854 Dodge, 4-dOOr
1851 Mercury, 2-dOOr
1851 OldsmObile SS, 4-dOOr :
1851 Pontiac, 2-dOOr, Extra
Clean
1850 Chevrolet, 4-dOOr, $125.00
1850 Ford, 4-dOOr, Cd.
1850 Mercury Coupe, R&H,
Old.
TRUCKS
1856 Ford H1-tOn Pickup. like
new
1854 Ford Pickup, Extra Clean
1947 Ford K-ton Pickup,
$125.OO
1916 Chevrolet K-tOn pickup,
flat body on back, $l25.O0
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gion Headquarters in Plymouth.
The donor further specified that
the book should have a limited
circulation, but that it should be
used.
Mrs. Babylon stated that Seen
eral Pettigrew led the last charge
Of the Confederates at Gettysburg,
going 80 yards further than Cen
eral Pickett. He was killed after
the battle in skirmish at Falling
Waters during the retreat"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-09-27
1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE

SALESMAN OR SALESWOMAN
WANTED, full or part time.
For particulars contact C. L. Rag
land, Kitty Hawk, phone 2046.
T-9-27-4tc
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BAPTlSTS
Continued from Page One)

meats afforded by Tyrrell County,
pastries of different flavors and
kinds, salads, breads, and iced tea,
prepared to gourmet's taste, and
spiced by the social chatter and
enthusiasm of when "friend meets
friend" was enjoyed as the fruit
ion Of a most wonderful day.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-09-27
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to take this means of
expressing appreciation to the
many friends who remembered me
with visits, cards, flowers and let
tiers while l was recently a patient
in the Albemarle Hospital. / shall
long remember your thoughtful
ness.
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OPEN HOUSES, 1-6
OUTSTANDING VALUES

KENwoop PARK prs.gs community q nsy homes
:s ss. '?'; sss
sSiss ~ OsSsI n :;a
room ys S2ses OF sr Mass. ana AZ. iu Soo ran
. .ss t az IN Tsns.voOd M 70 WOO and
ROCK cRzH HLLS- An area Of dstinetiys charm Hand.
s%s ''iss n aTi q mn Sn
srsss sssls a.s6ss y Dsn;d
.: :S s ::s ;ssssI' : ;s
ss1 Ssanm. ana 81 on ~ss:ss sv.
TCE s Sspe Esi sh' on s'Oi rd nsn' on Ar0d
PoroMAconslsv, Lying e its ss;. vh nearly acres
s sIRefnSS psnssd family room bedmI, baths
NV $685.
right I'd. and "open" sign
WILDWOOD HnIs--Bethssas Country Club sIss, Preyev
opening IIiss r.@Sl. VIM 1icT san:
SinGs Tn .' is.s oSsPS
gu Sss'G: :o.I sa r'Pa on $
NH r6 for about left Thomas branch and open" sign
4 y: :sss;d IN 'GEI . Ss 'YI
st@ st';H;s Pss'e sse
P sHs WV ' b. 'n' "''-' A'''''-'
S,giO%:s :sYiS
sSd ShS ,e so. enc t alea
s$ 'isET' S's sa vent ssI';;
ANDRIS REALTY, INC.
OIL 2-9070
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s nv 3 s sd 5,s ,s 9y. ss:d s1s.
ioss 4 PEE S r.. oil Old. S On SasIiS.
2 blks. from grade school; mr.
churches. shopping center: No
asents please. siSS;;e5o. To In
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NEW sPLIT.LBvEL HOME on y
priced. BY 1 oWNSk. . Ice. i 6edrms..
2h baths. den. rec. room. Gear
garage, De luxe kitchen. at a206
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SILVER sPRlNG-Lov On, pyml
70 responsible buyer: lovely briel
bungalow. in GOOD neigheorhood
s s1S:s- IN ,r g ..ssss, ni;h.
I'm. up: VA appr.. Sf4.25O
oWNER. ~. 6-e366.
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TAKOMA PARK-SOl3 Olenside dr.
Open 2-5. Lovely brick Colonial
extra Ice. liv. rm. with attractive
drepl.. family din. rm., mod, kit, :
lse. bedrms. This properly has the
most attractive yard In this area,
and many other features found
only In much more expensive homes.
Terms can be arranged. JAMES
N. CARR INC. WA, 7.U2O2.
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EKW HANPsHIRR AVE. AREA
Unframed, 3-bedrm. brk, rambler;
dayiight bsmt.; newly dec; vac;
fE SG;KSoJHE IN .4I.s4oo'
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SILVER sPRNG COLONIAL. Bsloy
H. it,; with tn ese-ieVel oven: fun ISN'T.
huiit-in sarge. Call 3. ?. RIPLEY
co III 6-0ll1.
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CT rEJcEEgEs; REAIroR
THOMAS ). .EIsHER 4 CO. NC

OOVNINI nQMMU
prof.. serss. near S'' hys 1Sas Tn Li ~
Ing room. dining room kitchen, sun
parioT. center hail and iavatory on
lst nQof: 3 bedrooms and bath on
With fireplace IN basement: isrss
Z-car gaiage with room for shop.
2 fC.s p VII n sRso 's o s5Ss,
=. Beautiful brick rambler on v
acre near Rockville, Living room
with fireplace and picture windows,
dining area Kitchen. 2 bedrooms
den and baths on LIST floor; enc
noQr untnished but room for 2 or :
p poo sss, AN Sesn srSs e.
ment. Practically. new and excellent
copstruetion. S26. 300,
.. Isb.ft. oFick rambler on bssuti.
full M-acre lot near Rockville.
bedrooms, ~ baths, living room
with bay window and fireplace
largo kitchen. fully equipped: dininl
2ld and d In excellent condition. onl'
Z. 3 bedrooms. living room. din,
ing area, bath. full basement with
picture window and fireplace. Largl
2N-acro lot. over SCOTT. fIontAgI
on paved road about Q or 2 mile
:S:T' Ia s'q sI:ri |. nsssy q.
eral farms. dairy, stock or estet'
CALI oR SEE yohN n. sPATEs
PHONES. foo LEsviILE 3bsi
! OR PQPLAR 2-Ds04
~,..... AGENT FOR - -,
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SILVER SPRING, CLOSE IN. Open
l:SsSs. l, ssS A1bEi sl. T T1'..
bedrms., y baths, sep. 4. r. all
slse 81; AT tHssh 20 o esn & leSge g.
a. on ' Fi:eswcod ssSr. To- 70 corner q
shefleld g. r. P. RIPLEY CO.
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SILVER sPRIN0 SPLIT LIVE. Al
most new. Assume $4,000 AIS
loan. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. sep. d. =.
terrific rec. rm., scr. peh-. carpet.
ing and many other extras. n. p
RIPLEY CO., u. b-0ll1,
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HILLANDALR Ram6iina Tambi,

Il s ;;S: ;i Is. i; 81 : y: ~: SS
2. S.',,: az sd its e, SDISS s
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OWNER MUST sELL-2-BATH. 3.
BEDRM. RAMBLER: ali-elee. kit.
46-ft. rec. rm.. 2-car garage; VI
acre level lot Assume large loan
open very day I'll sold. SO4 Ar.
rington DR.. HE. 4-9213.
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SILVER SPRING
Assume $4,000 Oh. SIN mo-: Gen..
level oven. Kit. and ssp. din. rm.;
full bsmt.: fenced lot.
SILVER SPRING
-Four Corners area: VACANT; A-bed.
I'm. -and-den brick Cape Cod: 2 tub
baths: rec, rm. with fireplace: ga
rase; $4,000 cash and one mortgage
payable S12e.b2 month.
SILVER SPRING
g; Miehaefs: eEiek-and-slate Col;
bedrms. and bath End mr.; 3rd-fr
storage; full bsmt.. patio: garage,
S1o.06O early June poes.: any terms
WOODStDR
silver apring. GOOD ADDRESS
Want . 81, brick one-nocr homei
Not new. but Just 2 yrs. old. stvinl
sGS more house 70, ! ySS, Money
rm. and shower in bsmt.; center-haIl
plan: . very large rms. 2 tile baths:
garlge: shade trees N fenced rear
yard. private screened porch; VA
CANT; S33.b00.
WHEATON
shade trees" All the extras that
1ie S'n r.nS s.: n0 ios Z Nv sDse
kit: side screened porch: paneied
rec. nm: priced risht--substantial
WHEATON
$4,000 cash and assume $4,000
~ OF loan, $3.50 mo: that's I'll
for this 3-bedrm. briek-and-shinele
semidet with bsmt; owner transf
Silver Spring; bedrm. and den
new split levei: 3 tile baths; unusual.
Nv. rm.. 22xl3, din. rn.. 13xi3: kit.
llx13; Ice. bedrooms. See plans IN
our once. Ready 10 start building
Several alternates. $4,000 70 $751;
CHESTER \. KElIEs. ~. s-7lOC
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ST JOHNS PARlsH-A real bargain
5-rm. brick Colonial vlfuIl bsmt
Sacrifice price. Sl1.950 BEERS
BROS, Resltorss an. I'll Q
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BY OWNER. RANDOLPH RD.-fIn.

81. iaii S.n. n' VIII 0s s: n 81;
refsr., sas heat: near bus linz In. and snd
down payment, SIS mo. incl. taxes
and ms. CAL 10. 4-6o30 or 10
0.1331. NO AGENTS.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

BET. ROCKVILLE AND nETHEsDA,
new 240 on Monroe cloyerleaf--.
Brick. s bedrms., 2 baths. full
bsmt. hreezeyaya Gear garage: on
3-ecres ground. Owner asking S23.-
700. TAX to owner and save some
money. 20. 2-47e1.
SO MUCH ron so LITTLE. Mont
gomery Hills--Delightfu 4-bedrm.
California style bungalow: liv. rm.
with fiepl.. and picture window; mr.
schools. lovely level lot. S13.600;
terms. A J. kEssINoER q Co.
STATELY COLONIAL-Lovely lot
with. shade trees, Ice. liv. rm. with
tirepl., sep. din. rm.. table space
kit, s spacious bedrms.; full bsmt.
with outside entr. Sound value.
YAb.gS0; 4; J. KEssINdER q CO.,
BRADLEY BLVD, VICINITY = At
tractiye rambler, 8 years old: center
han; llv. rm.. din. rm.; large modern
kitchen: 3 big bedrms., 2 baths;
nreezeway; 2-car garage; rec. room
with fireplace. bar. plus large pan
cleo CAMERON; on one level "
GENE cAsTLEBRRRY
OIL, 4-l132. OIL. 4-4670
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WOODMOOR AREA
1915 CoL Col SSVGL RID.

Charming 3-bedrm.. 2-bath, bricl
rambler with 2-car carport on large
corner lot. II you are looking fol
nice home reasonably priced phont
for appt. or drive out today. S26, 65(
with terms. AP. 7-5966.
NELSON REALTY CO.. he. 4-966t
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kENeINGT0N OWNER - 2-bedrm.
brick rambler. rose covered Anchor
fenced lot. nrepl., alum. comb.
storm windows: close 70 schools.
stores, buses. Assume 4hSs FLA.
SIG mo; psys all. Only sl2.sSO.
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SUMNER -.Reaut spacious bricl
real sieystor tor Many enpsn aS, is ne
lures. with every mod. convenience
for gracious living. Beaut fenced
gsrden. In . community which
transp. Close TO schools. chuTche,
snd Shop; ctr Can OIL. 4.i0s4
out Mass ave. past westemorelant
CREE: Ieft g. entrance 70 SUMNER
sign.
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MASS. AVE. HILLS-Exguisite T.
bedTm;. 3-bsth; bTk; split-Ieyel: q
homes: sep. din. rm-. dream XII,
Ice. rec. rm.. serd. pch.: tree-shaded
RcctisS :: 40; eeo 1ne so SHsR syn.
sE s,LI. s;.. 7ss SI. VS. Srzsoi ave. Oh
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c oSs .p, l. S.I'ss sos sss s.SssoSs
bzths; finely equipped table spac;
kitchen. dining room, large livinl
room, excellent closets. mahogany
paneled recreation room. awning
type aluminium windows: trees
shrubs, bus, schools, shOpping. golf
low 20's: flexible iinaneinE. show
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

4 acres. mod. 7-rm. brick. ~
bath, firepl. full bsmt, Gear gar !.
more land avail. Look this one over
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

LOTS OF NOON but badly ARRANGED
Come see what they did about It
A perfect blend Of the old and new
Large lot. too. 8 foms. near Olney
car Bay Doyle. With LAIRD p;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

SILVER SPRING--Outdoor lovers
viii appreciate this fine brick Co
lonial home with screened porch:
z patios and outdoor nreplaee; Z
Hssed, Sl7.ssc. n. 2. RIPLEY CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

o[EN SUNDAY. i 70 8
N.W.-Lookina for lovely
home. both from the ex-
terror and interior, and close
70 Blessed Sacrament and
Lafayette .Scnools2 Excellent
residential area: express bus.
shopping: VA story brick;
center hall: 4 bedrms.. 2l6
baths: finished attic: room for
small or large family: beautt-
FULLY handicapped: priced in
very low SOS.
DIR: Out Conn. ave. to
Chevy Chase cir, turn right
on Western ave. 2 hlks., turn
left on Rittenhouse TO prop
". i. WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
FOUR CORNERS AREA

Brick rambler S15.pB0; $4,000
SIan SSnssls'1s door, Hsei%.
firepl.. din. RIM. full .bsmt.. tiled
floor. Level fenced yard with lovely
trees. Walk 10 all Grades OF schools
Near bus.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
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