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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25
Ashby Items Of Interest
Ashby Items Of interest
Mrs. Hart, Miss Hart Flying TO
Michigan For Nephew's Wedding

David Shores. Richard Meador
Jchn ana steve Sanderson ana
Sunny add joyce Marun are AT
FfA and FHA camps near Smith
Held TINS week
Mrs Uennia Hart and MISS Re
becea Hart left by plane last Thurs
day for Detroit. Mich, to attend The
wedding Vi Mis- Hast's nephew IN
Saturday. July l9-
W. e. Bagby Is recuperatlnP IN
Southsidc Hospital from recent
Illness.
Mr.. ana Mrs Bill Lockhart, q
Richmond spent the week md with
Mrs W r.. BaRby
Among the visitors AT Thomas
Chapel services Sunday were Rev
and Mrs. Richard Pullen and dauph-
ter. Of Alexandria Rev. Pullen's
grandfather. Rev John W. Hllldrup
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served VIZ plBtef VI lhona4 Chapel
around 1870 hlIa slilril i grand
father Dasls. was also i regular
attendant u tins chuleh ainct tLl
home "a near tie LhuiCn
on Vacation
Miss Carol t,hla Smith aC1 ofn-
panied helc sister ana blott.ef-ln-
law. MI and Mrs Lloyd Cafneal
OF Richmond. to spend several
days AZ a beach resort in New
Jersey
The Ashby Club was entertained
BY Mrs l.. J Dawson Oh Wednes-
Gay afternoon Fifteen were pres
ent for stencil demonstration by
Miss Ann Gracey Mrs. Dawson
Kept the thtrmomtter down with
~ abundance " lce lemonade and
Ice tea and lots Of cookies
Mrs. NJ H. Meador returned
home Sunday after spending d
week with her brother and sister
ln-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Need
ham and infant son IN Richmond
MI. and Mrs. w II. Speas, Mr..
and Mrs. William Speas. Monty
Tommy and Arthur Wayne Speas
attended the all-day services at
Hatcher Church Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs W p Sanderson
~. Bob and Dave spent Saturday
night here after week al West
mofeland State Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Leland Walton anc
Allen. q Richmond spent seyera.
days with his parents. Mr. ano
Mrs T. c, Walton.
Among those attending the fun
efal VI Walter y Rhodes III Farm
vale Sunday included Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Dawson Mr. and Mrs 4
q Sundrrson ard MI and Ars
X 3 Martin
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A large number from this vicinity
Is expected to attend the picnic
supper August 8. 10 be held on the
lawn Of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Womack for the benefit Of. and
sponsored by the Centenary Metho-
dlst church. The entire Methodist
Charge and their friends are cordi-
ally invited.
Mrs, J c. Hayes Will be hostess
10 the Fitzgerald Baptist Woman's
Missionary Society thus Thursday
July "a. at 8 pm Mrs A l..
Brandt will be the leader
Mrs Eva Smith has returned
home much improved from the
Southside Community Hospital in
Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Hayes at
tended the funeral of Mrs. H. c..
Patteson at Ransons last Saturday.
George Thomas. Bill Smith and
Jimmy Ayers have returned from
View Mount Royal Ambassador $
Camp near Charlottesville.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Pfeiffer
and sons. OF Richmond. We're week
cad guests Of Mrs. jamie Pteiffei
and Leroy Pfeiffer.
James Banks Maxey has left the
hospital and is convalescing at the
home Of his brother. NJ. H Maxey
in Richmond
Visitors OF Mr. and Mrs Meri-
wether Y Smith last Sunday at
Poc0hontaS Farm were NJ. aid
Mrs c. c. Hundley, of Farmville.
Visitors Of Mrs Edith G. Thomp-
son and the G L. Garrett family
Sunday We're Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ
Annge, Of Richmond
Mrs. Ownby in Tennessee
Mrs. Mae Ownby returned Sat
Grday with he, father, G. F.. Ownby
to his home in Gatlinburg, Tenn.
for an indefinite visit
Guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
E A. Garter are Mrs. r. w. Angle
and her sons. Steve and Don. Of
Rocky Mount.
Miss Ida Amos left this week for
q three week vacation visit with
her sister, Mrs Frank ii Smith
and family in Lenor~. n. c.
Mrs. Julian Holland returned TO
Eastvllle Saturday following a
weeks visit here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Crawley
MIR and Mrs Charlie Goodman
were guests during the week end
OF Mr. and Mrs. Branch Lloyd. OF
Natural Bridge.
Mrs. E Paul Huffman and son.
Steven Doyle. returned to Belmont.
n. c.. last Sunday after spending
the week end here with Mrs.
George Bryant and her family
Mrs Dean Howard and daugh-
ter, Martha Steele, Of Whitesboro
N. r.. arrived last week for a
months visit with Nj. and Mrs. r.
H. Blanton.
Judge and Mrs. j Taylor Will
liams and daughter. Kathy, had as
their dinner guest last Friday Dr.
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Trenholm,

Mrs Alice palmore. III Rich
mond. IL spending this week with
Mrs Nellie Cole. OtheY Sunday
visitors were Mt and Mrs. Ray
mond Demon and Mr. and Mrs.
Woodbridge. Of Richmond. an d
Miss Shirley Denton and friend,
from Goochland.
Mrs Jean Cosby. Of Crozlef
spent the week end with MI. and
Mrs Charles Danoun. MISS Lille
May Bell. 81 Bclona. was Sat.
uiday visitor. too.
Mrs Lucille Heath. u Richmond
- spending some time with MI.
and Mrs FLOYD Palnore She also
visited Mrs Laura Tucker. OF
TamWorth and Mrs. Alma Wlburn
for while.
The WINS held its regular monthly
meeting Wednesday. july s. with
MIS- Wilson Palrnore Nine mem
bers were present. The wee presl-
dent Mrs X r. Willis presided
Mrs.. J Il Jones spent some time
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Aipho Items
DR.. H. e. Hudgins
Will Be Speaker
For Homecoming

The WSCS OF Browns Chapel
Methodist Church held It's regular
meeting Monday. July 81. al the
home Of Mrs. o. W. Abshcr- Mrs
Frank LeSueur had charge Of the
program, The World Federation
Of Methodist Women
Larry LeSueur returned home
Saturday from Richmond where he
had spent the week With his cousin
Donald Stanley Donald came Win
him to stay week
Mrs w. Elijah Dunkun ls III and
has been confined " her bed ivr
over week.
Members Of Browns Church were
very pleased to hear that Dr II H.
Hudgins, Of Farmville. viii By
guest speaker Sunday. July y. at
two p m services for Homecoming
Day Also there viii be special
music from several other churches
Everybody Is welcome.
r. NJ LeSueur and John d LIZ
Sueur are both in University Of
Virginia Hospital. in Charlottesville
where they have undergone opera
tons A host Of friends have been
to visit them
Mrs S. f. Thomas is spending
the week III Hampton with hei
sons. aynard and Bernard
Thomas.
Mrs G L. Dunkum W!th her
sister. Mrs Alton Hecklcr. 4 II d
Durwood. OF Richmond, spent last
week in Weymouth. Mass. with
MIR and Mrs. Alton Dunkum and
Mr.. and Mrs Lenard Bryant
tcrsville
Nr and Mrs w. j Hurt visited
Billy West in Johnston-Willis Hosp
tai Monday Mr. West was up and
iypnrnuipp nicely
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The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13
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kiwanis Club
Host at Two
Interclub Meetings

|, The Sidney Kiwanis club were
hosts to two inter-club meetings
last week. On Thursday eight XII
wanians from the Glendive club
accompanied by four members of
the Glendive Key Club attended
the regular noon luncheon meet
ing at the Lalonde hotel.
Friday, IL Kiwanians from the
Glasgow club and their wives met
with the Sidney Kiwanians and
wives at a no host dinner at the
Lalonde hotel banquet room. This
was the annual no host pre-bas-
ketball meeting and they brought
the Little Brown jug" trophy
with them. The jug was presented
to Sidney for this season.
After the game Al Johns, chair
man of the ~Interclub committee,
and his wife served refreshments
at their home to the visitors.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13
Norh-South
Highway Meeting
Here Next Week

The officers and directors of
the Canadian = United States =
Mexican Highway Association will
meet here next Thursday, March
20, according to an announcement
by President r. S. Mutt and Sec
rotary Dan Price, both of Sidney.
The meeting Is expected to draw
representatives from Saskatche-
wan, Montana and Wyoming.
The meeting will include prog
ress reports from various sections
of the north-south highway, a di-
rect connection between Regina
and Denver. The group will dis
cuss plans for completion of the
few remaining unimproved seq
ments and publicity for the As
ISOLATION.
Present officers in addition to
Mutt and Price include, vice-pres-
idents - Alex Aitken, Regina;
Fred Reinecke, Wibaux; Raymond
Sheldon, Ekalaka. Directors and
their communities include S. N.
McEachern, Saskatoon; Ernie
Coos, Prince Albert; Harry Boyce,
Regina; Dave Ayotte, Minton; M.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13
LONSDALE METHODIST
Eeorpe & Sanders Pastor

Church school each Sunday at GAS
a. m. Glasses for all ages including
adults.
Morning worship for the 4th Sun
day in Lent. Sermon: Il Believe in
the Church"
Youth Fellowships at 5 p. m. Sun
days, with Intermediates at the par
sonage and Seniors at the church.
Monday and Tuesday evenings u
teams of visitors will call for our
church, with Suppers both nights.
served by our WSCS, at 6 p. m.
Lenten mid-week service continues
each Wednesday at 7:30. Rev. Ber-
nard McLain will speak March 10.
No choir rehearSalS tins week due
to the tournament. Circle meetings;
Wednesday. March 10Th at 2 p. m:
Priscilla, Mrs. George Mielke and
Miss Geneva Combes: Eunice with
Mrs. w. E. McChesney; Lydia. Mrs.
John Sebring and Mrs A Simon
son: Lois, with Mrs. Ralph Blair
and Mrs. Lester McNillen; Miriam
Circle will meet Wednesday, March
18th at $50 with Mrs. George San
ders.
Joanna Circle will meet Thursday,
7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Edna Fawcett
and Miss Mabel Creager.
The pastors church membership
class for junior high and high
school ages meets Saturdays at 10
a. m.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13
WHnfAdS
Zoo Late 20 CZassik

FOR SALE One Atlas turning
lathe, 54". One Victor 16MM movie
protector. Chris Madsen. Savage.
Mont. 8-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13

time the winners led 26-2l and
again 1898 at the end of three.
Kermit Petersen and Gary Nc
Morris each had IL points for
Sidney and Jarold Petersen 10
For the young Scotties Beaudry
had l6 to lead all scorers in the
game.
Sidney Frosh 61-Fairview b 81
The Sidney froSh won a 6l-5l
afternoon game from the Fairview
B team. Fairview was out in
front 1914 at the end of the
first but Sidney led 1929 and
1896 at halftime and going into
the fourth.
Franklin Rae had II points and
Bob St. Cyr 10 to lead Sidney.
Wick had IA and KarSt Is for
Fairview.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13

c. Mildly, Plentywood; George
Lund, Reserve; John Poe, Medi-
cine Lake; Clarence Hansen
Froid; William Krall, Culbertson.
Al Huber, Fairview; j. /. Tur-
ner, Sidney; Ole Jensen, Richey,
Bert Hilger, Glendive; Norman
Hazelwood, Wibaux; Lloyd Ow-
ems, Baker; Clarence Crystal, Eka-
laka; Jim Courtney, Alzada; E.
j. Svaboda, Hulett; VIM. Glasby,
Sundance; Wilson Brunette, New
Castle; II. L. Bautschi, Lusk; Bob
Steinback, Denver; Fred Hervey,
FL PaSo.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13
Trustees, Clerks
Will Meet With
Rural Teachers

The trustees and clerks of all
Richland county rural school
boards are invited to a joint meet
ing with the rural teachers on
Friday, March 21st at 800 pm.
at the NYA hall. Included on the
program are a panel discussion on
Audio-V Visual Aids, and an educa-
tional film. The members of the
panel met last Friday night to
plan for the discussion.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13
Bowling Scores
WOMEN

High team game: Valley Meat:
I'll, Reynolds 761, Valley Meat:
744.
High individual game: P. Har-
ris 202, D. Dynneson 201, R. Lee
1876.
High team series: Valley Meats
1852, Reynolds 2135, WOTM 2089.
High Individual series: R. Lee
507, D. Kopp 487, P. Harris 480.
Tuesday, Feb. 25-
Individual high game: R. Lee
1874, E. Chadderdon 1872, L. Simard
1872, J. Johnson 179.
Individual high series: E. Chad
derdon SOB, r. Lee 499, L. Elletson
483.
Team High single: Bowling Cen
ter 760, Turner's Insurance 758,
Jambor's TAI.
Team high series: Bowling Cen
ter 2171, Jambor's 2138, Turner's
2115.
Tuesday, March g.
Ind. H. Sc. Flaherty ZIG, L.
Anderson 213, D. Dasinger 210.
Ind. H. 3 - c.. F1aherty 500, D.
Dasinger 531, L. Anderson 5l4
B. Ball 500.
Team H. S. - Jambors $40
Turner's 827, Bowling Center 824
Team H. - Bowling Center
2317, Jambors 1916, Turner 1882.
Thursday, March g.
Team single - WOTM 778,
758 and 725.
Team series - WOTM 2288,
Reynolds 2101, Rasmussen 2089.
Indiv. game - M. Foster 1874,
D. Kopp and C. Flaherty 178, B.
Packard 176.
Indiv. series - G.. F1aherty
522, B. Packard 495, M. Foster
400.
Merchants League, Feb. 60
High team series: Bismarck
Grocery 2478, Moose No. l 2474,
Sidney Paint and Glass 1872.
High individual series: Mike
Cayko $50, Mancel Woods 554
(AlDS1 tkCA SOiA OIGs
High team game: Bismarck
Grocery 884, Ranger Bar 881, Bis
marck Groc. 879.
High individual game: Mike
Cayko 257, Frank Maltese 224
John Prison 211.
Civic League, Feb. 20
High team game: Moose No. Z
888, Valley Hardware 797, Moose
No. 2 794.
High individual series: Herb
Larson SAT, Larry F1aherty SIG
Bob Verhasselt 485.
High team series: Moose No. z
2463, Yellowstone Mach. 2192
Telco, 2183.
High individual game: Herb
Larson 227, Coon Simard 207
Henry Gierke 202.
Commercial League March g.
High 3 games Sidney Cleaners
2646.
High single game team -
Quilings 953.
High indiv. single game - w.
Quilting 257, Forrest Markle 223
Larry Flaherty 223.
High indiv. series - Forrest
Markle 612.
Major League, March 3
High team series - Elks $3.50.
High Indiv. series - Robert
Suckstorff SIS.
High team single game - Rich
land National 908.
High indiv. game - Harold
Miller 227, Geo. Knaff 221, L. A.
Prichard 216.
Merchants League, March s.
High team series Moose No. /,
PA.
High indiv. series-F. Markle
585, j. Steinbeisser 583, B. Nell
son 566.
High team single - Moose No.
1, 967, 935 and 912.
High indiv. game - F. Markle
238, D. Blanford 224, j. Stein
beisser 210.
Civic League, March s.
High team series - Moose No.
2, 1888.
High indiv. series - H. Larsen
585, L. Nielsen 529, L. Flaherty
SIS.
High team game - Moose No.
2, 1853.
High indiv. game - Herg Lar
sen 227.
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YELLOWSTONE LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION COMPANY
Market Report

March IL, 1858
Total cattle receipts today 1850.
Total receipts last week 76.
Total receipts same week year ago
27l4.
CATTLE
Good to choice fed steers 2350-2S so
Medium to good fed steers 81 1923 so
Good to choice fed heifers 2.O0-1 70
Medium to good fed heifers 19.50-21 so
Common to medium fed steers
and heifers 1882. 90
Young heifer type COWS d75O-20.O0
Utility and commercial COWS 14.50-17. so
Gamer and cutter COWS 80. 12.O0-15.00
Bulls 18.00-2. 90
Shelly nne .---..-....-.~-..... 10.00-13.00
Remarks = A strong to active
butcher cattle market was encounter
ed today with prices Is TO 0 higher.
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
(Under 700 lbs.)
Good to choice steers --....... x.00-27 90
Medium to good steers $780,. 81 .00-24.0O
Common to medium steers 20.00-21 90
Good to choice heifers $4,000 d 00-N 50
Medium to good heifers l9.O0-21. 90
Common to medium heifers 1750-l9 so
(An weights)
Good to choice steer calves 27.00-31 90
Common and medium steer
calves Is .Oo-N 90
Good to choice hfr. calves 2SOO-2d 90
Com. &c Med. hfr. calves 81 .O0-24. 90
Stock cows -...-.....-~... 178 IOo-185 90
Fleshy feeder steers q way)
all weights .........--..-..- Il .O0-5 90
Remarks-Au classes of feeder steers
and heifers were sold on most active
market of the season at soc higher
prices. All classes of calves sold on
very active market with buyers from
all points competing in the market.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13

FOR SALE - a row McDeering beet
drill. Tony Hundtoft. phone 0112J2.
Sidney. 8-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13

WANTED - Reliable person TO care
for children 5 days a week. Call
424J. 8-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13
SIDNEY YOUTH
ENLISTS IN
IL 8. NAVY

Dennis lie Roy Darr, husband
of Mrs. Jean Darr of Sidney, has
enlisted in the Navy, it was an
nounced by the Navy Recruiting
Station, Glasgow, Montana, and
is currently undergoing recruit
training at the Naval Training
Center, San Diego, Calf.
Dennis is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G.. Darr of Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13

Special Offer at the New Sid
neY Drug Store. Free bottle Oh
Parfum with Max Factor Spray
Mist Cologne. lite
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13
EASTER BUNNY II
MAILED TO

According to Clint Fulkerson.
chairman Of the Easter Seal
drive In the Sidney area, the
Easter Bunny cards are being
sent to the children in the
county this week. Parents are
urged to see that their children
return the Bunny Cards prompt
ly along with the contribution
to the Easter Seal campaign.
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13

an over confident attitude. These
BOYS and their coaches realize
just what can happen in a tour
nament. Anyone of these ten
schools could have that one hot
night and knock the favoriteS out
OF the running. Sidney won the
state championship last year de-
feating Great Falls Central in the
finals.
The Eagles will be housed in
the Rainbow Hotel at Great Falls.
Well wishes via the telegram
route of course will be appreciat-
ed. The team is expected to ar
rive back in Sidney some time
Sunday afternoon. The time will
be announced over KICK.
Sidney 55-Glasgow 48
The Sidney win streak was ex-
tended to Is games last week
when they downed the pesky
Glasgow Scotties on the local
floor 55-48. Actually their win
nings in Glass A competition goes
back even further. This was the
26th straight victory without a
loss starting at Sidney February
8, 1857 when the Eagles stopped
the Mustangs from Great Falls
Last Friday night, in a much
too ragged ball game, Sidney led
throughout TO complete their
double win accomplishment over
all nine of the Class A teams. The
Scotties never led although they
managed a SIS tie in the early
stages of the contest
Sidney held a commanding lead
most of the way but had a scare
thrown at them when a last
quarter Scotty surge closed the
gap at the finish.
The Eagles took their biggest
lead of the night 1926 with six
minutes remaining. But then a
combination of shooting by Glas-
Cow and ragged ball handling by
the Eagles almost caused a panic
In the local gym
The screaming by loyal local
fans was at such a high pitch
that the players at times couldn't
determine whether the officials
whistle had blown or not. In
that final quarter Coach Hal Mey-
er's able five showed the Eagles
preview of what possibly could
happen this week at Great Falls.
Glasgow's Wayne Leslie, famil-
lar to Sidney fans as he played
at Richey a year ago, had the dis
tinction of scoring the most points
as an individual against Sidney
season. Wayne, a senior CEN
ter, is only the second player in
the Is Sidney games to get over
30 points as he poured in % from
all angles. He made six buckets
and IL out Of IL free shots. He
led the last period attack with IL.
Sidney, who has always been
bothered by the Glasgow team,
had quarter leads of 1877, 31-17
and 1925.
For the winners John Marrnan
high point man with Is.
Price had 10 and Ron
Munoz 8. Sidney shot 1870 from
floor while the Scotties made
26% of their attempts
with that big difference
percentage the Scotties made
snly one less field goal.
Sidney b 60-Glasgow B AZ
In the preliminary the Sidney
} team finished its season with
convincing 60-42 win over the
glasgow B. In the first period
10Th teams were cold with Sidney
,ut in front GA at the end of
he first eight minutes. AT half
The Sidney herald., 1958-03-13

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rms, 2 baths, brk. Cape Cod. Eai
in kit, sep. din. rm., daylight
bsrlt, Ideal neighborhood FOL
children. u acre, dead-end street
2 blks. to pvt. swimming pool
walk TO st. James. OF loan. JE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S-bed-
rm. brk. rambler; l2xlS scr
porch, patio, sep, dinette. storage
and closets galore; fenced yard ;
many extras: schools, library,
park: excel. transp, to D. c.. and
Pentason: com. swim. pool; SIS
ESQ: assume AZ loan: 573l 4th St.
g Arl IA k.~Q1Q Omen
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RogsEs bon sALE-YA HoUsEs FoR sALE-VA.

PLANTATION HOME In the city,
country club; contains bedrms.
and den, din. rm. 2S-ft. liv. rm.,
gar. Beaut Handicapped ground with
loft. swimming or wading pool.
Completely fenced yard. This solid
stone mansion only So, 900 with
1870 down Oh, Call PLANTATION
REALTY, JE. 1924.
BIG FAMILY home in exclusive
close-in Mclean. Do you need A
lgs. bedrms., / n baths, l1x15 din.
rm.,. firepl,, entrance foyer. scr.
porch and bsmt., all on a big lot?
This home has got 1T fer S17,-
$50 with q small down payment.
Be sure TO see this property. Call
PLANTATION REALTY, JE.
4-2744,
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NARRENTON-Immed. occupancy.
Charming Groom, 2h-bath stone
house miles Washington side
Of Warrenton; Is rolling wooded
acres. In heart OF hunt country
House compl redecorated. Mod
ern kitchen, hot-water heat, -
car attached garage Shown by
appt. only, call Warrenton 664-
w or IA 1-4oR1
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TENWICK PK.-2-yr.- old, 3-bedrm
hrk. rambler. in immac. cond. ;
sep. DIN. Assume lge. GI loan, or
no money down CT; also can be
purchased for $500 down FLA
Only Sl6,95O. MILL1GAN REALTY,
IL 3-714b
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SLEEPY HOLLOW, mr.. Z corners. by
6edrms., 2 full baths. sep, din, ige.
rec. rm.. patio, fenced, shade.
S26, 800. Excel terms. 522 Shade
land dr., JE. 2-2029.
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$1,000 DOWN-Assume big fat
GI loan on this practically new
brick split-level; liv. rm. with
firepl., de luxe kit, full bsmt
with recreation rm., patio, lovely
lot with trees. Priced at $50, $50.
Wonderful buy. Call ia. 5-940O,
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n. SPRINGFIELD - 4-bedrm., q
bath rambler; de luxe kit, firepl.
Swimming pool membership avail. :
mr. school, No agents. 100000. CT.
6-307g.
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n. ARLINGTON-Wash O. and c.
Club area. Assume large 4IsSs OF
loan on this brick rambler; 3
bedrms., ? baths. extra large rec.
rm,, garage, screened porch: ex-
cellent school facilities, WIN con-
Sider 2rd trust. Price $4,000.
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eAAa NNNost
HOLM HILLS-20 min. D. c.,
south Of Alex. via Mt Vernon
parkway. Desirable area. good
schools: wooded lot, new and re-
sale, 3 and bedrm. contempt
rary rAmblers; loan assumption
and new houses as little as $500
down From SlS,950 to $4,000
ROBT C, DAVENPORT, REAL
ESTATE. so $4,000: week ENDS
LAKE BARCRoFT-3 b.r.. den. ga
Sa'h Soy gH aeo o cSs IN IF e s ESGasd
LAX JACKSON AREA-SO min
utes to p, G.; large modern brick
home: 3 bedrmS., baths; / acre,
more available. Quiet surround
ings. SO, 500. EBY MEYER AR
row: INC. Triangle, Va. Trojan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

here it is! S-bedrm. brick rambler:
Nv, rm., with frepl., din. rm.,
de luxe kit. with breakfast nook;
full bsmt.; convenient location
Assume huge loan. Priced at
$50, $50. Payments less than
rent. 1mmed. occupancy. Call
IA $4,000, BETTER HOMES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
IN. BELVOIR- oUANTiCO, perfect

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loo. Belmont Bay su6d; on No. l
hwy, Woodbridge, $ll,9eo, 3 b. T.
lily. din. rm.. tile be., e:ec; kit
water rights to river. turn At ESQ
sta TO No. 10 Joyce Court, our
sign. ANNANDALE ASso. CT, g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

cash, $1,000. Tree-studded lot;
quality split-level; 3 bedrms.. "a
baths, rec. rIn., garage, fenced
patio on dead-end street. Near
schools with lots Of privacy. In
Fairfax Must see to appreciate.
Call OWNER, who must sell this
week end due to sudden transfer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

7-rm. brk Cape Cod: orig. owner
transferred: firepl, finished bsmt !;
fenced lot, eco IT. deep; no house
behind: Ice. freed play area for
kids: scr. porch; Pine Spring
School bus stops across street.
couv. economical living: swim
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