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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
VISIT LOHR HOMES
DISCOVERY

THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME.
Your home could have 3 bedrooms,
basement. finished recreation room
nearly new. all for $4,000 II you
buy CT, FILA or conventional this
semirambler in Langley Park with
bus. shops and schools close by. Call
HE. $4,000 now and choose this
home.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

style brick home! Custom built. 4
bedrsns.. ~ baths. Ice. iiv. rm. with
fireplace. family-sixed dining rm
and kit rec. rm. and fireplace; full
hsmt.. ? side porehes and gear
detached garase: beautiful land.
se.psd ground; SO: 600: IL St., rus -
PROPERTIES. AP. 7-7774.
ARRA-Assume 4ss Gl
t 1Ss; nswE So reaee i1 Sr 6riek semi
powder rm.. tiled bsml Priced al
only Sl3.050. Call til & pm. WA
$4,000. ROBERT o. DAVIS a. CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
tcoNTiNuEnl

BETHESDA - Assume 4Mes trust
lxlO2 monthly. Priced at S2U,ybU
REQUIRES very little cash down. I'M
meuiate occupancy. Rare value. s.
bedrm. brick Colonial with garage
and glass ialousied rear porch. Fine
residential section. THOMAS l.
PHILLIPS CO.. OIL. 4-l424.
BEThEsDA s WilliamsbuyE CO;
bath: fine location, convenient TO
transp. and schools: tull basement
with rec. rm. THOMAS L. PHIL
LIPS. OIL. 4-l424. Call til 8 pm.
BETHESDA. omen daily ~ to q pm,
THE Bethesdan" - Complete G-k
homo Of '51. bedrms., . FULL
BATHS IN COLOR; daylight paneled
rec. rm., PLUS game rm.; fiagstone
patio; California touch plate light:
ing system. BETHESDA R isa6Ey
SohEl. OF. s..ss5sSs. u 'AoDA-
s pla. 3 ssssS S SsF cG ;ashs:
tge, den, u bath: 5 bedrms., .
baths. maids rm., pch,, trees. Must
be sold Immediately, SAMUEL L.
BOGLEY OF Md. INC, Oh. 6-76UU
BRADLEY BLVD. ARRA-A gracious
home in Q beautiful wooded setting.
custom rambler with 3 bedrms.,
ga baths. paneled study with
nrspl;: , unusually y, Ice kit It,. with
maids rm. and bath. 2.car sarage.
INC. REAIToRs. 81. s.oOss.
BRADLEY BLVD. KENW0OD AREA
Magnificent new Colonial; center
hall. 24-ft. liv. rni., sep. din. rm.,
huge 24.ft. family ROOM" PLUS
BEDROOM AND FULL BATH ON
LIST FLOOR; twin-stse bedrms,
baths b. on oS Snd; re rec; III, rH.' , s;car
irontase. UNBELIEVABLE value at
SsAk sfYl s. F ESiii We b. s sisll
CHEVY CHAsE-Coionial. 8 bedrms.
on End a.; liv. rm., din. rm..
kitchen, pantry and porch ON LIST n.
Fun bsnit., gas h.-w.h.; excellent
condition. Large. level and heauti-
s 5Hlly shrus Gsd E 1T gooSa h SSs q
cSevy Chase. DC. 0OO - !"
CHEVY CHASE VIEW = 3-bedrm.,
lla-bath Cape Cod: lovely setting
Eull bent, lee. attached garage;
close to all schools; swimming pool
nearby. lmmed. occupancy. $40, $50.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON. REALTOR.
1885 Wis. ave-. OIL. 2-2123: open
CHEVY CHASE. Rollinawood area
Rambler: 3 twin.size bedrms.. un-
usually lge. ana fully equipped
kitchen. liv. rnl., din. rrn.. porch.
garage. hsmt. Beautifully land
scaped lot. on quiet street near Rock
Greek Park. A flne home for your
family. Price. S36,g6O. Call EDW.
~: JONES d CO., INC. WO. $4,000
til o. Chevy Chase. d. c.
CHEVY CHASE-Immac. brick colo
NAL on beautifully Handicapped lot;
mod. kit, breakfast rm. and " bath
on LIST. 3 twin-size bedrms. and
bath on I'd, groundsleveI rec. rm.,
garage; priced In low. $50, COOS.
Shown BY appointment only, 8
REALToR-BuILDER 5O22 Conn.
COLEsVILLE AREA, ST.. sOO--Like-
new. 2-bedrm. home on over ONE
ACRE with fruit trees. Beamed-
ceiling liv rm. with f1repl., rec. rn.
in full bsmt.. Dashboard h.-w. heat.
Priced for quick sale, see Ii today
RIPLEY & ROMER. JU. 5-S511.
GAITHRRsBURG, q real sacrifice-
Owner is leaving town and has re-
duced price on this 3-bedrm., ALL
brick rambler, BY $4,000; lovely
liv. nm. with firepl.. wall-to-wall
carpet: lge. dining ell. equip. kit.
hath. ftIl bsmt rec Pua with tiled
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EASY-TO-IIVE

1T REALLY is in this 3-bedroom.
bath. full basement brick Colonial
home. located close to MONTGOMERY
Blair High School, within walking
distance TO St. Michael's Parochiai
School and Church. The best news
Is tn price. S15.950 for an ALL
cant--ready for you to move in on
your terms. Dial HE. $4,000 for de-
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ST. JOHNS = Immaculate brick
S ss%s.r ., Sth .sS. IN dfEs 9sS:s.
6ssddrmsi. ~ baths. usii; rm.. den
washer, d,ier and fo;su.-it. deep
H sIsisi ei ine sti.I 10 ". sp 4 Ss:D
:,:Ss,s tissisis i!iinsSsslSnsIn .f srIssi
k re i2Sc. ~ Es.sdco BLANCHARD
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WHEATON-S1. 800 dn. buys this
attrac. 2-bedrIn. brick rambler in
nice location; tull bsmt, with out
HUGH \. PECK. he. 4.eloo' ''V
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: baths on end; rec. rm.. s-car
gar. Ice. wooded lot with ,1.5-tt.
iENnssse RVssi w. sa5u sso g.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPs. DI. 7-l4ll.
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$22,5oo CT APPROVED

Lee. brick Colonial with Ice. iiv
spacious Kit. ) GOOD size sedrms.
tiled baths: Z exits from full bsmt
rec. rm., detached gear garage
Landscaped lot. Conv. to everything
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HOLM HILLs-A few very desir,
s oIn ln N Famous DsSu% community anu 9As y
Goodman designed contemporary
homes; new and resale, from $l6.-
$50. Terms 70 suit, oI. FLA Of
conventional ROBERT G. DAVEN.
PORT, Real Estate: weekdays so
$4,000; week ends or ewes, 80. 8.
sAbO
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Indian Spring Village

Attractive Colonial 500
containing Ice. liv, rm, with firepl..
iu Il. din Harm Tn, eSuipPs6 d. XII VI, den den
up: full bgmt. Lee. Handicapped lot.
Cow. to public and parochial schools.
shopping and transportation.
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FOREST REIGHTs

ago ' woodland " bbGRivEMpet.. 2
bedrms.. sep. din. rm., 2 baths, ga
rage. Incompatible view Of Potomac.
win satisfy most discriminating. Air
Force. ofiicer, up for transfer, re-
luctantly selling for $4,000.
tLO. 7-SO94 after business hoursl
III SAcHEM DRIVE Det.. .
apis; Zone Of 2 bedrms, 2 6at lsl
occupant, Prof. man, seeking larger
investment, selling for $4,000.
Go. 1904 after business hours)
GEO. s. KING CO., Realtor
Est. 1898 LII. 4-250l
ALSO
3-bedrm. rambler, Camp
SPRINGS Sl9,500
road Se4. 600
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HUGE CT LOAN TO ASSUME"
STURDY. Lll-brick Cape Cod. on
large wooded lot. In very handy
suburban community Of lovely h6mes
Fireplace \ living room. separate
dtning room. fully equipped kiteh.
meni with nicely finished recTea.
ton room. Overseas transfer neces-
ST. ates quick sale and the price Il
rlght 81 $23.a50. excellent terms.
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW : 3-6edrm.
s hi Sa Cape Cod ;,i lcS:y sst,ins
close to all schools; swimming poo
nearby. Immed. occupancy. $40. $50
GEO. W. ROBERTSON. REALTOR
1885 Wis. ave-. OIL. 2-2123: open
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GAIIHkBSbUhU. Q real secrince-
Owner is leaving town and has re.
duced price on this 3-bedrm., all.
brick rambler, BY $4,000; lovely
liv. rm. with irepl. wall-to-wal
carpet: Ice. dining ell. equip. kit.
floor. frepl: acre Of ground: good
location; conv. to bus transp. S23.-
500. KAY BOWLING. oaithersburl
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Assume this large 4hss OIL loan
where living is easy. Nice ievel
fenced yard; two beautiful bedrooms
on FIRST floor with bath: large living
room with fireplace: huge kitchen.
Second floor expansible to two bed :
rooms and bath. Close to shopping.
schools. churches and transportation.
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WHY NOT

~, WoopMooR AGENCY. INC.
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STRETCH

To your hearts content. This three
bedroom brick rambler was custom
built on an extra-wide lot t76xi37l
and Is surrounded with sturdy shade
trees. All the rooms are over-sizeC
with 1.150 square feet Of solid com.
fort. All this plus q basement with
recreation room. y bath and exit
A stones throw to elementary, jr
and ST. high schools. d. c. bus anc
Flower shopping center. Just redec.
GRATED so why not Just pack up and
move risht in: OF or otherwise
EXTRA LARGE ROOMS
In this clean five-bedroom all-brIck
Colonial. close in. only two blocks e
schools or bus. Living room Is 1880
with fireplace: dining room l2xl5,
breakfast nook Is 10xl2. powder
room on irst floor: lavatory II
basement. garage, screened porch
Well. We could 80 on and on: you
must see this house II you are
interested In plenty Of living space
Priced at S2e,95O. Also modern
James C. Conley & Co.
1926 Ca. Ave. u. 9-4l34 Til i
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FRANKLIN FOREsT-S30. 200, Ems.
lish 0eorGian custom brick. on
q acre with trees. ground-level
floor, paneled family rm.. din. rm.,
firepi.. equip. kit. powder rm.
laundry rm., washer. deep freeze
md level, 4 versatile rms. one
22-ft with hrepl.. Ia baths. 2.
car sarage; $4,000 cash; p.
1 mo; i al, IN pos. sszo LUCILLE
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RARCROVT AREA-By oWNER; I

yr.-old. s-bedrm.. bsmt.: excel.
neighborhood; eonv. Pentagon
price. $4,000. Tel. CT, 6-4067.
BUCKNELL MAN0R-Very desirable
2 -bedrm. Cape Cod. Den, living
rm.. equip. kit. garbage disposal.
tiled bath. Ice. screened porch.
fenced back yard. Priced TO sell
quickly at Sl4,7O0, Assume 4ss
loan ,, q terms e suit; I Ro PEER E.
days. so. $4,000: week ends or
ewes. so. A-H0bN
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CHEVY CHASE. Rollinawood area
R Ss5als Is. t"i ans SsSr%s Sn
kitchen. liy. rm., din. rm.. porch.
garage. bsmt. Beautifully land
scaped lot. on quiet street near Rock
Greek Park. A flne home for your
family. Price. S36, $50. Call EDW
H. JONES q CO., INC, WO. 6.23OU
It'll o. Chevy Chase. d. C
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CHERRYDALE--iI Lee rm. Co.
lonial; 2 flrepls.; neW-house cond.
remodeled 3 yrs. ago at twice cost
OF Sl1.0O0 LIST trust; $1,000 cash
over trust takes this bargain from
owner. 1901 21st ave, Arl., IA
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ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. $4,000 TIL o PM, RIA. $4,000
Our 37th Yr. Of Dependable Service
Close-In Silver Spring
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BETHESDA
OPEN is
wED.-THURs.-FRI.
KORZENDORFER
REALTORS
1924 Wis. Ave. OIL. 4.sIi1
MASS. AVE. RAMBLER

y Air conditioning by Carrier.
2. Y acre wfmagnifieent viewi
2. ] level-no steps from street
:. : bedrms. "a baths. din. rm
9. Owner saerifeine u low 30s
Only l blk. to bust See II
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

HAGAN 4 HUGHES bedrms., i'm
lot: close to all conyeniences; $3.50
down Oh: $4,000. UN. 4-S6S3.
VALUE, PLUS-Spacious 3-bedrm.
bungalow with bsmt.; solarium; sep.
SinninS TTm.' US equipped .n Kit; Big
car garage and workshop: $4,000.
Assume 4ee loan. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, AP. 7-7774.
NONvET. OPPORTUNITY - Only
S225 dn. Lovely 3-bedrm. rambler,
no red tape. payments like rent:
PARKSlDE neatly. UN. 4-2296
till 0 pm.
SMALL, BEDROOM cinder block
house: L.-acre OF land; 1900, full
prize; $500 down: behind Oxon Hill
Firehouse: may be seen ewes. or
week ends. 5122 shago DR.. Sc.
HOUSES BY MISUNDERSTANDING
nestle. s:s ra snSsHy e on diversified pro-
fessionally Handicapped lot: choice
West Hyatts. location; only 4.5O
per mo-. with Sl,S00 down, W. r.
HUGHES CO. AP. 7-1400 til pm.
HAGAN q HUGHES. $1,000 down.
SS6 per mo-. includes all--Al brick.
practically no upkeep: low-cost gas
heat; level lot. Now $10,060. UN.
1853.
PRICE SLASHED-Cute 0-ym. bung-
allow, fronting on Routes 1 and so.
Business Ssh Only sis.ooo: assume assume lse.
LIST trust. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES. AP 7-T7T4
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new. 2-bedrm. home on over ONE
ceiling liv rm, with firepl.. rec. rm.
in full bsmt.. Dashboard h.-w. heat.
Priced for quick sale. see 1t today
RIPLEY A. ROMER. JU, 5-S51l.
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DAYLIGHT BBMT. With picture VIM
dow. In rec: rFn. makes this 3.bedrm.
S ssSsy rA %sls s tSS st:Tastlon r
lovely view in handy N, All. lo-
cation. Only 100000. cRoWELL
4 CO.. INC. 5i6O n olebs rd..
ia, b.O707,
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CHEVY CHASE-Immac brick colo
NAL on beautifully Handicapped lot;
mod. kit.s breakfast rm. and u bath
on LIST. twin-size bedrms. and
bath on I'd, ground.level rec. nm.
sSfose b Drics sDuo n aCH oy
a.m.-o pm. EN-. 2.7400. METZLER,
HEALTOR-BUTL 5O29 Conn.
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n, oTSIE XXX ~ ~ csIs Cod hg.s
VIM 81 s: ;SS q 81: r. S.i .r g
$4,000. ~. e-30ob or ~ e-i323.
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All. YES!

HERE'S A HONEY
Handsome, sparkling white, all
brick fancher, on Q biz wooded lot.
and featuring delightful floor plar
W tn foyer entrance. Unusually spa
Iious living room with fireplace,
separate dining room opening onto
secluded screened porch, 3 large
bedroom "a baths, ultra de luxe
styling full basement with plenty
Of recreation -oom space; lust COM
pleted and awaiting your approval.
Only S24,vS0, with easy terms.
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CnbV1 CnAoE-toioulhls peutmS
on End a.; liv. rm.. din. rm.,
k,,she Ss pantry and porch on sa. 1t
condition. Large. level and beauti.
fully shrubbed lot. A good buy 81
xlS.96O. Call EDW. H. JONES q
CHEVY Chase. DC.
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Mt Tl:,oI hAlINIEs1sDaIklins s;bedTm.
sized din. RIM. and equipped XII.
lge. master bedrm. with walk in
closet. Fenced lot and ff-street
parking. Many extras; $1,000. Oh
or FLA terms. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, Ap 7.7STA
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NORTH ARLINGTON-Attrac. home
on quiet shaded 81. with very large
yard: newly decorated: ga baths,
3 bedrms.. 2 fireplaces. porches, full
basement; price $1S,50O GEO. r
REEVES, Agent, JE, 2.O6DD
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sPOBIAK & POBIAK
Real Estate Exclusively
OIL, 6-5455

POTOMAC ESTATE. This Is truly
one Of the most gracious home,
ever offered for the family who
enjoy horses, country living and
entertaining. The home Is Of such
UNIQUE design that 1t Incorporates
such features as dAgstone entryway.
moor planters; hallway; liRhted
shadow boxes and comb. DRESSING
Toom-baths with beautifully TILED
double basins. The foor plan affords
pvt. entr. 10 Q bath from each Of
the 3 bedrms.. and paneled library
spae. hv: rm. with sep. din. rm
on Of which Is q Picture Book
Kit. with breakfast room. Kitchen
offers such outstanding features a
BRICK barbecue. lge. copper hood
VAN oven. dishwasher and disposal,
gar. over 3 acres OF ground which
Is fully fenced and an attrac
3-horse stable. You are invited 70
inspect this immae. 3-year-old Gus
tom.built. home. and compared For
appt.. call
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COLLEGE PARK-oWner says make
offer on this hnmac. brick rambler
3 hedrms., tiled kit. basemt. with
rec. I'm. and bar: workshop; side
scr. porch. Beaut. cor. lot with
patio Immed. poss. Terms can be
arranged TO suit you PRINCE
GEO. REALTY CO. UN. 4-ll60.
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PURCELIvILLE : 5 acres: frame
cows; trees, shrubbery. outbldsS !,
ne mi noI ItSm p p u Sn M eeV.
$500. OWNER. phone Edgewood
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4.BEDRM., 2.BATH BRICK--S20,,
johns ' Catholic PaTish so'i .sp' DIN N
pIot' c CANT BIZ BEAT" can ia
$4,000. REAL ESTATE SERVICE
INC. 2222 N. olebe ION Lee hwy
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HLLANDALE = Charming 3-yeaT

HHLLANDALB = Charming 3-yeaf-
old brick rambler; 3 bedrooms. )
baths; Immaculate condition: scr.
porch and garage. fireplace. Very
desirable location; S25.5OO. Call
He. 4-64OO til Q. HUGH T. PECK.
INDIAN sPRING COUNTRY CLUE
AREA-1st-f1oor bedrm. and pow
der rm-; 3 hedrms. and bath End
n Moor Liy; , rm,; sep: dining I'm,
washer. Full bsmt. with full bath.
Lots Of shade trees Bus I block.
Asking price. S1S,500. terms, Mr..
Allensworth. ~. s-3792. FREDKR-
lex ". BERENs SALES, INC.
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BRICK coionial Twin WffH HA SLP.fLSTH
ON LIST FL, Ice. living rm., sep.
dining rm.. full bsmt.. delightful
26-ft. screened porch overlooking
level. shaded yard. An outstanding
value. CLIFFORD v. LITTLE, ~.
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NEARLY EAR y ACRE. with be,rins
style. attrac. masonry country
home, mr.. Rairland; immense Nv.
rrn.. 2 lge. bedrms. and Cen. full
bsmt. Priced to sell. $14.960.
4. j.. KEsSINGER Il CO.. JU.
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Immac. 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
VA appraised at $4,000. Has all
elec. kit. with dishWAsher and disp.
closed rear porch with view, full
bsmt.. with knotty pine rec. rm.
2 blks. schools. trans, shopping.
Call and We will eheerfully discuss
details. CLYDE X. ADAMS, Realtor
UN. 4-i143.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-14
To Hold Bake

A shower for the benefit of the
Holy Family followed the regular
monthly meeting of the Sodality
at st. Joseph's Church, Clayton.
The home, in Osaki, Japan, is in
dire need of soap, washcloths,
and towels and Sodality members
expressed their desire to aid this
worthy cause by donating a COL
orful assortment of the needed
items. The business meeting was
called to order by the Prefect,
Mrs. Santina Cantillon. During
the meeting Mrs. AL Guarro, Mrs.
Stephanie Hawke and Mrs. JUL
lana Christine were appointed to
the committee in charge of a
bake to be held this Saturday,
February 18th in the Messick
Building, 6 North Main Street,
Smyrna. Refreshments for the
shower were served by Mrs. Rita
Billings, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs.
julie Mast, and Mrs. Sadie Vosh-
ell.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-14

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been an institute of the Methodist
Church since 1851. By selling the
American property of the publish
ing house, he was able to build a
new building on another site, and
pay debt which had accumulat-
ed during the war. He has now
come home to retire, leaving a
newly organized publishing house
and book room for the Church in
India. Previously, DIR. Mloffatt has
been the treasurer of Methodist
work in India, representing the
Methodist Division of World Mis-
sions; secretary of the executive
board of the Methodist Church in
India; executive secretary of the
Central Conference in Southern
Asia; and organizer and one of
the managers of the Inter-mission
business office in Bombay. That
Office represents 72 mission boards
and societies in India in travel,
banking, foreign exchange, insur-
ance and other services. DR.. Mof-
fatt had beensin charge of the
travel service, caring for incom-
ing and outgoing missionaries,
providing living accommodations
booking passages and many other
services in Bombay. During the
Smyrna times., 1957-02-14
ATTENDANCE AT
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Teachers of Smyrna Schools
Submit Their Honor List
to the Superintendent
HONOR ROLL FOR MONTH

The following students are on
the perfect attendance honor roll
st the John Bassett Moore School
for the month of January:
Grade 12-1, Mr.. Everett, teach
<rlBill Carter, David Comegys,
Donald Dixon, Bruce Ennis. Rich
ard Nelson, Barbara Deamer, Jean
Mccain, Joan McClain.
Grade 1872, Miss Amo, teacher
Barbara Hahn, Jane Johnson,
Janet johnson, Gail Lurty, San
-dra Robinson, Mary Ann Stats,
George Fischer, Talmadge White.
Grade Ill, Mrs. Mendenhall,
teacher-Mary Joan Attix. David
Dickerson, Jacqueline Diemicke,
Naomi Edge, Rose Hestera, Roger
Kelsey, Dale Loder, Katherine
Norman, Jean Pinder, Evelyn
TwiIley.
Grade 11-2, MIR. Pruitt, teacher
Chester Stachecki, Larry Vod-
yarkA, Bruce Wright, Carole
Wicikham, Elizabeth Reynolds,
Jscqueline Roe, Rebecca Scotten,
Christine Sharp.
Grade 1O-1, Miss Brown, teach
er|NarJorie Edge, Joan Dixon,
Edwin Eley, Janice Ellingsworth,
Virginia Hurd, Deborah Kennedy,
Fred Lamb, Gloria Steller.
Grade 1912, Miss Taylor, teach
er{Barbara Akin, Norma Blendt,
8ie David. Cindy Deamer, Kay
Jaznan. Jean Leslie, Sharon Ma
Smyrna times., 1957-02-14

Wright.
Grade 5-3, Mrs. Jarman, teach
er-Bruce Akin, Joyce Ann Arch
er, Wayne Carrow. Norma Deats,
Ann George, Orlan Kelley, Gail
Mills, Ronald Powell, Lloyd Sla-
cum, Dorothy Wilson, Barbara
Carey, Ellen Mae Killen.
Grade Al, Mrs. Piper, teacher
John Biddle, Billy David, Willis
Martin, Kern Piser, Alan Robin
son, Joyce Chase, Jane Fortner,
Marjorie McClements, Karen Ny
ers, Cheryl Pappas, Bonnie Pase,
Deanna Smith, Janice Wilder.
Grade Az, MRS. Woodring,
teacher-Virginia Bessinger, Pa
tricia Passwaters. Terry Pleasan-
ton, Janice Rochester, William
Lewis, Donald McAllister, Harvey
Reed, Donald West.
Grade 4-3, Miss Jones, teacher
Jane Burton, Sally Cooper, Vir-
ginia David, Patricia Ellery, Med
ford Davis, Ward Fortner, Rob-
ert Hurd, Edgar Hurd, Arleen
Jarman, Tommy Miller, James
Oechsler, Fred Shaw, John Stew
ems, John Urian, Vivian Waga-
man, Carol Wright.
Grade 81, Mrs. Matthews,
teacher-George Bratton, Gerald
Brown, Albert Christine, James
! Cornelius, Dean Fraley, James
Gosser, Marvin Knox; Billy Long,
James Pletsch, Brian Mihills, Sus-
an Clegg, Janet Corso, Charlotte
Potter, Meredith Wilder.
Grade 80, Mrs. Joseph, teacher
Davis Bell, Nancy Hurd, Vivian
Jarman, Donald Lawter, Marijane
Mills, Roy Reed, Jackie Ryan
Steven Segars, Kathy Urian, John
Wicks, Charley Woodley.
Grade 3-3, Mrs. Everett, teach.
er-Joanne Bennett, John Fora.
ker, John Hodukavich, Linda Jam
erson, Connie Mitchell, Dorothy
Pleasanton, John Poore, RicharC
Pritchett, Gerald Sisson, Harry
Still, Leon VanArsdall, Saraf
Webber, Stephany Row.
Grade 2-1, Miss Oechsler, teach
er-Michael Anderson, Patricis
Bobo, David Budd, Suzanne Guar
| 70, Joan Jarman, Michael Pass
waters, Linda Pryor, Charlar
Robinson, William Thomas, Ed
ward Urian.
Grade 2-2, Mrs. King, teachel
I Barbara Cooper, Gail Everhart
Smyrna times., 1957-02-14

Marion McClements, Vicki Pleas
anton, William Boyles, Stephen
Corso, Ray Davis. John Layton,
John Morris, Robert Oechsler,
George Price, Larry Slaughter,
Fred Street, Keith Williams.
Grade 2-3, Miss Hill, teacher
William Cox, George Davis, Karl
Nelson, Easley Pierson, Michael
McDonough, Terrence Elterich,
Karlyn Everhart, Josephine jam
erson, Jeannine~ Jamerson. .
Grade IL, Mrs. Powell, teacher
Robert Bell, Thomas Grace,
Vera Greczkin, Samuel Haley,
Merrie Johnson, Cheryl Kirk,
Helen Scotton, Dorsey Smith,
Susan Urian, Ralph Weis, Robert
Wicks, Harry Willis.
Grade 1-2, Miss Stats, teacher
Billy Carson, Lea Christensen,
Elaine Fortner, Crawford Knots,
Antonio Leonardo, Douglas Pleas
anton, Carol Ann Reed, Donna
Kay Wagaman, Edward S. Will
son, III.
Grade 1-3, Mrs. Robinson, teach
er-Robert Davidson, Wayne Dav-
is, Robert Hoffecker, Joseph Ship
ley Robert Smith, Beverly Chase,
Nancy Ford, Terry Harvath, Lynn
Morris, Gloria Weber.