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master of the first FFBL banquet,
served again in that capacity last
Friday evening. Bush Swisher, of
the Power company, and project
director for the program, made
brief remarks and also presented
Howard c, Riggs an award for his
ten years of service as treasurer
of the program. Mr.. Riggs had
been a booster of the program
since its inception and assisted in
the distribution of prizes at last
Fridays meeting.
Enrollees in the FFBL program
were guests of the business men
of the county for the dinner and
each family received a prize. Over
one hundred twenty-five individu-
ais and business concerns con-
tributed cash or articles for the af-
fair. They were listed from Acct
dent Bittinger, Crellin, Deep
Greek Lake, Frostburg, Friends
vile, Grantsville, McHenry, Mt
Lake Park, Loeb Lynn and Oak
land.
About the Winners
A lifetime of farming experience
plus a close cooperation with
agents of the agricultural extension
service in the county has enabled
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner to get off
to solid start on their 198-acre
farm that they bought three years
ago. Previously they farmed with
Mr.. Wagner's father.
Their farm is essentially a dairy
operation with % producing cows.
Their average annual milk produc-
ton figures 11.121 pounds of milk
per COW. All COWS have been bred
artificially The barn is equipped
with running water and drinking
cups, and unproductive cows are
culled from the herd. Mr. Wagner
is secretary-treasurer and a direc-
tor of the Dairy Herd Improvement
association and chairman and a
director of the Artificial Breeders
Cooperative.
Over the three years Mr. Wag-
ner has built up the soil of the
farm with lime, fertilizer and ma
nurc, The Wagncrs keep a flock of
100 laying hens and the manure
from the poultry is used for top
dressing of the pastures. Fifteen
to IS acres are covered each year
in this manner. Buildings on the
farm have been improved with new
roofing, painting and repairs. The
farm is handicapped with trees and
shrubs.
The Wagners have two boys,
Larry, 10, and Dale, s. They are
also interested in the farming pro-
gram and exhibited heifer calves
at the county fair, Dale winning a
blue ribbin and Larry receiving a
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the first half In the fourth period
the Keyser coach substituted free
ly and moved his players to diff
ferent positions. After quarterback
Fred Clark sneaked over for the
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one following the blocking of a
Southern punt on the Highlander
eight yard line, tackle Melvin Da-
Wis moved into the backfield to
plunge over from the one for the
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stitutes for Southern were Mason
Malone, Stemple, Martin, Butler
White.
Southern made four first downs
against nine for Keyser.
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final Keyser touchdown.
Playing for Southern were
Gnegy, Sanders, Kelly, Friend, ID.
Bittinger, Murphy, Paugh, Coker,
l.. Bittinger, Colaw and Calls. Sub
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-07
POSITIVELY NO HUNTING
OR TRESPASSlNC

POSITIVELY NO HUNTING
OR TRESPASSlNG
Upon the lands of the undersigned:
EDWARD HICKMAN
AUGUST HARTMAN
RALPH KOLBFLEISCH
RUSSELL SMITH
ELMER HETZ
HENRY GLASS
HARRY HACHMAN
BERT GRIFFITH
S. f. FRIEND
BOB HEAVIER
WOODROW FRIEND
CLAUDE FIKE
NEWTON GRIFFITH
ROB ROY PAUGH
Members, Winding Ridge Hunting
Club.
ADV. 36-4t
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Milford chronicle., 1957-04-12

The children like to tell how
their mother was always willing to
do that little bit extra" in order
that the family might thrive. Her
son, s. Pennewill Isaacs. said this:
During the depression we lived
on Highway 13 Many people were
out of work and would stop to beg
a bite to eat Mother never turned
them away hungry. Father once
had dairy route, in addition to the
farm, and mother served this route
seven days a week in addition TO
her other duties
Later it was pointed out. in or
der to increase family income while
the Greenwood High School was
under construction she took in a
number of boarders. There we're
IA hungry hands to feed every day
in addition to the family This she
accomplished with the assistance
OF her daughter and one tean-aSed
girl, the Committee was informed.
Mrs. Isaacs has also been of as
sistance in the rearing of her
grandchildren. When illness came
she was always ready to come to
the assistance of any member of
the family who might need such
help.
An accomplished seamstress,
she does beautiful needlepoint
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-12

Gus offices in Greenwood Grange
and Sussex Pomona Grange; /;
chairman, pastoral relations COM
mittee for Greenwood Methodist
Church; and Greenwood Home
Demonstration Club.
Her four children and their af-
filiations are: Mrs. Lillian Isaacs
Martin, chief accountant, Perma-
nent Budget Committee, State of
Delaware; Edgar F. Isaacs, Jr.,
retired staff captain of the Della
ware State Police, who is now en-
gagged in his own business; Lawr-
ence P. Isaacs and S. Pennewill
Isaacs, farmer-partners with their
parents.
One of her two foster sons, whom
she raised as members of her own
family from early childhood is
Joseph E. Zemla. He wrote the
committee as follows:
This wonderful lady of the
Methodist religion is a dedicated
worker for the church and because
of this dedication and endless ener-
gy during the hard years when the
family was struggling for the ne
cessities, she somehow found time
to make clothing for the children
and always had wonderful whole
some food for all of US"
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-12

An Easter Cantata will be given
next Sunday evening in the Goshen
Methodist Church beginning at s
p. m. The musical program is un-
der the direction of Lemuel Evans,
choir director. The Primary and Jr.
Departments of the Goshen Sunday
School will present the Easter
Sunday program on the evening
Of April 21st.
The Week of April TIA is be
observed as Youth Temperance Ed
ucation Week throughout the
United States. BY proclamation Of
the Governor, ]. Caleb Boggs, every
one is being urged to give particu-
lar attention and support to the
strengthening in youth of whose
moral qualities of temperance and
responsibility which are important
to the future of our civilization.
National Sunday School Week is
being observed by the nation dur
ing April 8-14.
Circle No. 5, under the leadership
of Mrs. Frances Kitchens were hos
tess to the Lions Club on Monday
evening.
On Wednesday evening the Cir
cles of the WSCS of Goshen Church
met at the following homes: No. 1
entertained by hostess Mrs. Cath
crime Crouch; No. 2, by Mrs. Kath-
ryn Crouch; No. 8 at the home of
Mrs. Ida Moore; No. 4, entertained
by Mrs. Elsie Wagamon and Mrs.
Elsie Cursey entertained No. at
the parsonage.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-12

work today. She has an impressive
collection of African vioIets and
nearly always has attractive ar
rangements Of towers in her home.
Both flower and vegetable garden
ing are sill appealing to her.
Mrs Isaacs also enjoys specta-
tor sports. She particularly likes
to witness contests in person, but
often substitutes that by watching
such events on television.
The 7I-year-old grandmother has
remarkaDie stamina, the commit
tee learned, and still loves to trav-
el-fOr a day or a month as the
occasion may demaSd
Mrs. Cam said that the back
ground material on Mrs. Isaacs was
.ne most complete the ComD1fttee
had received on any candid4te in
recent years. As reward for hav-
ing been chosen Delaware's 1857
Mother of the Year, Mrs. Isaacs
will be guest of the American Mo-
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-12
MILTON
By Walter w. Crouch
Phone: Milton 1885

Mrs. Joseph Black was among
those young ladies to graduate on
Friday evening from the Philadel-
phia School of Modelling. This is
the 205th exercise for the school.
Accompanying her on the trip and
attending the exercises were her
husband, Joe as well as Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Black and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Black.
Richard Reed who is now with
the U. S. Army is spending his
furlough at home with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cannon
and children and Mrs. Walter
Crouch were Sunday dinner guests
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Kopple
and son, Eddie in HarbesOn.
Mr.. J. Leon Black is now con-
valescing at his home on Chestnut
st. following an illness which hos
pitalized him during the last two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Argo, Mrs.
Nora Campbell, Mrs. Eta Mae
Rogers, Mrs. Mildred Dorman and
Mrs. Alberta Lofiand spent Satur-
dav in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hearn of
Camden N. J. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. T. Raymond Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dodd spent
the weekend with relatives in
Roanoke Va.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. S. Ross of
Wilmington were visitors last week
in Milton. During their stay they
called upon Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Waga-
mon and Miss Sarah Atkins were
among the Milton people attend
ing the funeral service for the
Rev. Howard Davis which was held
in Bethel Methodist Church Lewes,
Saturday afternoon. He was minis
ter of the Goshen Church in Milton
from 1884 to 1888. He was the vic
tim of a recent accident which Oc-
Cured near his home in Quaker
town Lewes.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-12
Mother Of Year Is
Selected For DeIalUare
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test by Mrs. Joseph Ennis, Smyrna;
Mrs. Jesse Loyen, Odessa; Mrs. E.
w. Buchanan, Dover; Mrs. Paul
Mitchell, Hockessin; and Mrs.
Dorothy Till, Rehoboth Beach.
In each statement, the Commit
tee reported, Mrs. Isaacs was
shown to be a woman of great
stamina and courage, one who
reared her family in a God-fear-
ing manner while making many
personal sacrifices along the way
to bring them to maturity. She
still maintains active interest in a
most of organizations.
After graduation from Milford
High School as the valedictorian
of her class, Mrs. Isaacs, whose
maiden name was Delma Ashton
Wilson, received her teachers GER
tificate and taught school for FIVE
years.
She had a great influence on the
younger generation from the very
beginning, the Committee learned
Today, fifty years later, one form
er pupil still cherishes a little
china basket which her teacher
gave her as a child.
Today Mrs. Isaacs continues a
healthy interest in the family farm
enterprise and helps with the ac-
counting. She also has the follow
ing civic and religious affiliations:
Millwood International Sunshine
Society; the Avenue Methodist
Church; Woman's Society of
Christian Service and Circle Three
of Avenue Church; director for
three years of Milford New Century
Club; charter member. Sussex
County Women's Republican Club;
member Milford Memorial Hospital
Auxiliary; and Milford High School
Alumni Association.
In the past she has held offices
over long periods of years in the
following organizations: president,
Greenwood High School PTA;
president, Greenwood Woman's So
ciety for Christian Service; chair
man, fund raising dinners, Green
wood Methodist Church; chairman,
fund raising committees, Green
wood Volunteer Firemen: Women's
Christian Temperance Union; vari-
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-12
Cfemnlsnaaa zm

Il you plan to cus lsszu@a sns@
wedges for serving. waah ths bead
whole. pat It dry. and ssora Ia O
severed container In tbs re1rsaar-
ator until time for uss.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-12

thers' Committee in New York in
a few weeks. where the American
Mother of the Year viii be chosen
from among representatives OF ali
states and territories.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-12
CrossrOads Il Moro

Newfoundland Is familiar to thou
sands Of air travellers, including
servicemen who were ferried from
the us. and Canada to Europe dur.
ing the war. 1t is a crossroads on
the North Atlsntic air run
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

SEAT PLEASANT-S5O0 dn.; 5 rms.
and bath, full bsmt., hot-water
heat: assume AZ CT loan. Out
standing buy at Si0.95N. FRED
ERICk w. BERENS SALES. INC,
RE E.SluO
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OPEN ! TO 6-27I0 Cheyerly ave.
Cheverly, Nd. Distinctive plsnta-
bedrooms and full basement; biz
living room with fireplace, den,
separate dining room and big
equipped kitchen; beautiful land
sraped yard S1S.95Q; FHA or Gil
terms PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIFS. AP LIZA
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HOLLYW0OD--3-bedrm brick ram
bier. Ven. blinds, storm windows
and doors: full bsmt. auto. washer
Good terms. Inspect by appt.. WE
5-52A6 No agents
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UNIV. PARK - Like-new: 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. finished rec. rm.;
large shaded and fenced yard.
Priced right at SCI 500. WA. =
1910. C0HEE REALTY CO.. AP
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LANGLEY AREA-3-bedrm. rambler.
large living rm. with fireplace. mir
ror and bookcases, elec. kit, 2-ton
air conditioner: corner lot, 3 blks
from shopping center VIII deco
rate. S2I.00O. BY OWNER. No
agents. 500 Lockney ave, Takoma
Park JU S-5I2S
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OPEN I TO DARk-7lOn Annapo-
Us rd:---Show place.. 3 bedrms.,
liv. rm with fireplace, sep. din.
rm. equip. kit. full bsmt with
rec. rm. and bar; concrete porch.
alum. awnings and storm windows:
lge cor. lot; ideal loo. for profess
SIGNAL man; cow. terms, PRINCE
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3-bedroom semidetached brick;
large fenced lot; Sl20 per mo.
ME. S-3S35 TIL - PM.
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GREEN MEADOWS, off Aver I'd; as
sumo AZ GI loan; 81 900 dn.. S94
mo-. incl. taxes, ms; only 10 yrs,
to pay. Liv. rm. w/firepl.. din. rm..
kit. util. rm., 3 BEDROOMS. win
decorate to suit. Call Mr.. Menzer,
10. S-6637. cox & CO., INC,
m e.SGQ- OMAN fndav
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HOUSES BY HUGHRs-only $40
per mo. to vets or non-vetS, Small
compact bungalow. extremely low
cost maintenance, full bsmt To-
day possession; no red tape Only
$3.50 down. W r. HUGHES CO,
APP. 7-I4O0 til q pm.
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PARKWAY EsTATEs--Neat 3-hed
I'm. rambler with kit. table space
and dining area; assume fss loan
with 81 1000 down; price Sf2,5OO.
JAMES c. CONLEY & CO. AP
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR Brick
. bedrms.. expandable attic: fenced
sol month pays all JOSEPH j.
kROTO. HA 2-g6OO.
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS

A Ice; S;rm. home featuring .
yard Only $4,000, reasonable
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FORESTVILLE-A lovely detached
home in spotless condition ar
RANGED 1Sg so NTH ~ rn' sep, din Tm
bedrms.. tile bath. level lot; must
be seen TO appreciate. A bargain
at S10.G50, S1,5n0 cash Monthly
payments of SS5. DEWEY NJ
FREEMAN, 3214 Branch ave. sc.
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bedrms... "a baths, twin bedrm.
and bath on 1St fir: 2 twin-siZe
bedrms and bath on End A.; extra
Ice. hv. rm. with iirepl., sep. din.
I'M, dc luxe kit: firepl. in full
nsmt. with "a bath. BEULAH GOSS.
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S65.I3 PER M0.-Det. Colonial
home on large corner lot: 8 bed
rms: property completely air
conditioned; priced at only $4,000
with 5000 down. Call till I pm.
WA. $4,000. ROBERT s, DAVIS
~ 20 INC
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COLLEGE PARK, sl6.95O--Lse. g.
with fireplace. Full sized dining
room, mod. kitchen. n acre lot. He.
$500: eyes,. HA. 2-S29l. w. W.
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wood I'd -Attrac. 3-bedrm. rambler
with full smt.: nice ngbrhd, M
parkway. Owner asking Si2,500
with FLA terms or buyer may as
sumo lge. 4es loan. SP. 3-5406.
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FAIRFAX--Assume A. Gil loan on
this "-hedrm. rambler 'arge living
room. iirepl, sep dinins room:
full bsmt., finished rec room:
fenced and shaded yard, S12,5n0
low down payment. ARCHER
REAITY or n.nh1S
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lNDREWs- BOILING SULTAN
LOW CASH

4-bedrm. home I've also have .
and J-bedrm homes. with full
Take over existing 40 loan SSB
mo incl. taxes and ms 6I9n Suit
land I'd. sc. Open 80. To reach
Out Pa. ave, TO end. right TO Suit
land rd left about 4 miles 10 house
near ICE. club. McALLISTER.
Realtor. RE. G-44OO.
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FAIRFAS AREA--Stone rambler; 4
bedrooms. bath living room with
fireplace; dining room, modern
Kitchen. utility room and attached
2-car garage: stairway TO insulated
expansion attic Some fruit trees,
nice gerden Snot House in excellent
condition inside and out. Price,
$4,000 with one acre: additional
acreage available. ga mi. west Of
Fairfax on Route so Pictures on
request. BYRNE REALTY BR.A s.
$500 or OR. 3.in62
brk. rambler:
full bsmt. with rec. rin. fenced I'd.
only 81 200 dn Can assume CT
loar A. L. MiLLlcAN, JE. 3-t7i5.
FALLS CHURCH AREA. $40 mile
to MEtPAR $40 500 buys broom
house.. sen. din. rm.. large fenced
lot with fruit trees and eartlcn
space. Assume FILA loan with End
trust by owner JE. 3-30n7.
FALLS CHURCH, $500 dn Q bedrm,
Wooded lot Assume GI. Total
price $4,000. No AGENTS. Ell. g.
inSJ
Continued on Next Pass)
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1916 RIGGS RID, open sun. I-d-
New 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick rambler
with 2 firepls., sep. din. rm.. full
bsmt. Priced for quick sale with
FILA or conventional financing.
AGER & ScOF1ELD. Realtors. Ju.
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s BEDROOMS

Cape Cod with . full tiled baths on
LIST A.: exceptionally lge.. kit. . bed
rooms and liv rm.; Ind n. bed
rooms. tiled bath and sleeping porch.
HEINZ: ;2S4o 4 wi 9th S6n ave Rosers
c. ROGERS. WA r-Onn2
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Cod. > bedrms. down and possible
. up. liv. rm., iirepl.. beauty OF a
rec. rm.; fenced lot: cony. to every
thing. Price only Sl4.65n. JAMES
c. CONLEY a. CO, AP. 7-6292.
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LANGLEY
Sl95 DOWN. I

3:bedroom semidetached brick:
Sis per mo.
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GROOM BRICK CAPE COD. mr..
Northwestern High School WIN
sToE c. CLAY. Reaitor, WA. =
ia2S
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RE N-NONU
S450 DOWN

80 $50; East Pines--1 ia-story bunga-
low; 3 rms. and bath. gas h,-ah:
vacant. immtd possession. CAR
RoLLToN REALTY, uN. 4-lail;
eyes APP 7-i5hn
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NEAR LANGLEY PARK - Assume
large 4i2e, GI loan. Modern, spic
and span 3.bedrm. brick rambler,
beautiful pine-paneled rec rm.
Priced under SiS.0OO. owner leav-
lng city. HUGH r. PECK. HE.
l-H4uO
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HOLY REDEEMER PARISH. stone tones /

throw from church and school
This handsome brick 3-bedroom
home has an entrance foyer. LARGE
separate dining room, powder room
open living room with fireplace
LARGE kitchen, full basement; off,
street parkinE and many other
with BOWERS BROS. AP 1-S4iin
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LANHAM ARIA - $3.50. submit
offer. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod; city
water, sewer in street; lge. lot
LOGGER: rich garden spo, HE
4.3l00. ewes. HA. 2-S29l, W W
LEWIS.
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HiLLCREST HEIGHTS-4-bedrm
brk. Full bsmt.: nr. everything
S16,500. $4,000 On. FREDERICK
W. BERENS SALES, INC, RE. g.
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acre with beautiful
trees and nice garden area Peace
ful country atmosphere with all
city convenience i23-ft, front.
on paved road. Clean, coy. ranch
type home. Paneied dining area
Large screened porch. separate
Earage CT Apr. s13 500. Low
down payment. cali THOMAS r
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side location. better section Of
Cheverly; :! baths. Euclid Colonial:
master bedrm. on LIST a.. Old Bo-
hemian Rathskellar bsmt: $1,000
down and take over Sia,500 GI
loan W r. HUGHES CO.. AP.
7-f4O0 til o pm
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MD. 2-apt. house
lge. fenced lot, with 2-car gar;
down Only S16,650. Cali OWNER,
UN. 4-422a
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A spacious. l0-rm. home with full
bsmt. z baths chicken house; ga;
Wildercroit Ideal for lgc, family
Only Sl1,500 with reasonable down
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CONSIDER THIs-3-bedrm. brick
rec. rm.; level. fenced lot: Sii.s50.
Moderate DIN. payment, and take
over balance due. PRINCE GEO
PROPERTIES. APP. 7-T774
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ST. BARNABAS RD.-Bldg. : on "a
acre lot: ideal location for animal
hospital. cleaners, etc. Box ldS-c,
Star
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S1l.5nn
HOME AND 10 ACRES

3-bedrm. rambler, masonry: fenced
front and back yards. A. mort
;aee. storm windows. etc. WE, 81
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3-BEDROOM RAMBLER in District
chial and public schools. shopping
center and bus. $4,000. Sale BY
owner. RE 6-S036. 1900 Halleck
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FRAME BUNGALOW AND GARAGE.
94l3 Baltimore blvd. corner In
dian lane--zoned LIST commercial;
lot 05Xl25. sell. trade or lease.
OWNER OIL. A.oflR.
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A neat. 3-bedrm home, featuring
s9aipped ,s sli lgs G,n Iiyins rm in s.
transp. Sll.1b0i 81 $50 down.
RIVERDALE
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TAkOMA; open l-dark-Brk Colo
NAL; q lge rms: storm windows,
doors: fenced yd.; Sl3.950.. New
Hamp. ave, to East-West highway,
right to $50 10th ave. RA. g.
1888. ALLEN REALTORS
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CAROLE HIGHLANDS

Immaculate brick Cape Cod has
3 bedrms.. "a baths. large elec
fireplace: lovely rec. rm.; basement
with exit. Room for / more bedrm
on End A. Price, S16.95o Direc-
tons: Out N. H ave. 10 Erskine st.
right on Erskine to 18th ave, right
TO Drexel ST.. left to 1906 Drexel st.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
91s Sligo Ave. JU. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

SLIGO PARK AREA-By OWNER:
2-story, Groom; finished rec. room
corner lot Asking SlS.950. Low
down payment to qualified party
Sall OF 4.52a4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

TAKOMA PARK. Sl4,950 = Lovely
brick Colonial Just listed of New
Hamp. ave, excellent location. 6
spacious rms, daylight bsmt..
screened porch near transp. ST.
SEQ down. HUGH T. PECK, HE.
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

HILLCREST HEIGHTS - Designed
for living. 3-hedrm. brick rambler
with many extras and priced to
please under Sl7 200. OPEN SUN
to 5. Meet me in your new home
nrATTW" ~ MUMMY =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

SUITLAND AREA Brick semidet. !;
Z bedrms., Ia baths. wall-to-wall
carpeting; nicely decorated, knotty
pine rec rm. with outside entrance;
screened rear porch; SI3,500. RE.
6-4S4g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS--Here is a
darling brick rambler on large cor
ner lot, only Sll.500. :, large
bedrms., also expandable upstairs.
vacant: $1,000 down, bal. % yr.
loan HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-640n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

TEMPLE HILLS-open I'll dark
Only SI5.a5U buys this newly dec.
;;-hedrm.. ail-brick rambler, with
fully tiled bsmt.; flrepl. in liv: rm-,
sep. din. rm.: | blk TO bus. DIR
Branch ave-. right on ST. Barnabas
I'd, left on Temple Hills I'd, bear
right on Fisher I'd. follow our
signs TO property. CRISMQNL
REAL ESTATE (Realtorl, RE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

SUITLAND-2-be drm. hrk. Cape Cod
Lge. liy, rm.. sep. din. rm.; fun
bsmt lovely lot. Excel. home
INC, RE. 6-5A00