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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-11-14
HATTERAs PERSONALS

Now that the deed to the Hat
teras Community building is to
be made to the Village Library
Group in order to satisfy legal re-
quirements for the transfer of the
property from the county, the Ii
brary Directors are asking those
who wish to use the building OF
community rooms, to make reser-
vations one week in advance. This
arrangement is made, pending
completion of the transaction, after
which definite arrangements will
be made for the management of the
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Peele of
Norfolk spent the week end here
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. L. Peele and Mrs. Eliva Bal
lance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly O'Neal of
Norfolk visited here last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny O'Neal,
Mrs. Doris Balance and Brenda
of Ocracoke spent the week end
here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnny O'Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nacie Austin
went to Norfolk Friday.
Garland Austin spent the week
end here with his sisters, Misses
Victoria and bessie Austin.
Mrs. Myrtle Balance and Fern
went to Norfolk last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Austin
returned home Saturday after a
week in Elizabeth City.
Clyde Austin and Mrs. Lucy
Balance went to Norfolk Thurs
day to visit their mother, Mrs. Ida
Austin who is in the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Oden and Mrs.
Brittle Gaskill went to Norfolk
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Peele had
as their guests over the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Homer and
family of Norfolk. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Stovall of Norfolk, and John
Duckek of Minneapolis, MINI.
Miss Oracle Balance has return
ed after visiting relatives in Nor
folk.
Mrs. Maude Job spent the week
end in Manteo.
The Bible Glass met Friday
night November Z, at the home of
Mrs. Achsah Oden. Six members
were present with one visitor, Mrs.
Aulise Balance. The Book of st.
John was studied. The hostess
served delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Peggy Austin has returned
from Norfolk where she visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Riggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Wade and
Miss Essie Wade have returned
home after spending a month in
Washington visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Swain.
A turkey dinner and bazaar will
be held at the Hatteras Commu-
nifty Building Saturday, Nov. %.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-11-14

Beginning at 10 am. Plates 81 for
adults, soc for children. There will
be country store in which may
be found many kinds of gifts for
Christmas. Parcel post packages
will be sold. There will also be
fishing pond and cake walk. The
public is invited.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-07
LIONS HEAR BRIEF TALK
ON SCOUTING-TRAUTWEIN


Manteo Lions in regular session
Tuesday night heard very in.
formative talk on Scouting by the
District Scout Executive, Gene
Trautwein of .he Tidewater Coun-
ell Mr.. Trautwein cited many of the
berefits of Scouting, chiefly the
early training of the youngsters
with view toward setting them
IN a straight course. Tti Lions
Club has agreed to sponso: a Sc
SCOUTING movement for Dare Coun-
ty, and tl,,s m -etir.- heard many
OF the far $ wien wi m in
v. lived dist. ed
In other business, Mrs. Julian
Oneto of MAJ Head appeared be-
fore the -lus. She was present on
tebalf of the Roanoke island Mus
ic Club, se..s' 4 funds to apply or
tie purchsss 4 new school piano
Fais was s-s,.roi to the next board
in.,eting.
Guests p.s;a;C We're Captain
jim Bardin, Bill Carney, David
/; ckie and Mr.. IVA twc;n.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-07

Saturday to Monday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. BERTHE Dixon,
Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Dudley
and children, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Layton DUDLEY and baby visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dudley.
Mrs. Stetson Daniels and daugh-
ter, and Mrs. Joyce Scarborough
and son, of Wanchese, were guests
of Mrs. Leona Jennett Friday, and
attended the Assembly of God
church.
Mrs. Martha Bigelow and Mrs.
Carol Dillon and daughters, Lorry
and Carol Lee, were in Elizabeth
City last week.
Isaac Jennette and Martin Toll
son were in Manteo recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hooper and
children went to Elizabeth City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fuller in
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-07
BUXTON PERSONALS

Rev. J. C. Braddock, pastor of
the Assemblies of God Church,
Buxton, is a patient at the Abe
marie Hospital, Elizabeth City.
Mr.. Braddock was taken to the
hospital Monday by Jarvis Bar
nett and Con Farrow. Jimmy also
accompanied his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fate Midget have
been ill several days at their home.
BERTHE Dixon Jr., who has been
under observation at the Marine
Hospital, will undergo surgery
Friday on his arm, which he broke
three years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Manipole went
to Elizabeth City, where Barbara
visited the dentist. Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd Gray accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Dixon and
children, Jimmy and Sheriff., spent
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-07

get really rough in North Caro-
lima.
The Governor is likely to become
more familiar with it as time goes
by. 1t would seem there is moth
ing worse you could say about
Democratic officeholder than that
his wife was at one time register
ed as Republican, but there is :!
Our former Governors, living
and dead, overcame all the ugly.
unkind things said about them and
so, perhaps, will Luther H. Hodges.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-07
OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT WEEK POSTER

ident Eisenhower, Honorary
President of the Boy Scouts of
America.
In cooperation with other or
CARNATIONS giving leadership in
safety, the Scouts will promote
traffic safety in March, April,
and May; outdoor safety in June,
July, and August; and home
safety in September, October,
and November.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-07

the Bahama Islands by their en-
ployers, Western Electric.
Chef Austin is home with his
mother. Mrs, Alice Austin, after
being with the Army Air Force in
California.
Curtis E. Murphy, RM2, of the
Naval Facility has left to visit his
parents in South Dakota.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-07

More than 4,7OO,o Cub Scouts,
Boy Scouts, Explorers, and adult
leaders throughout the nation
will observe Boy Scout Week,
February z to Is, marking the
48th anniversary of the Boy
Scouts of America.
Boy Scout Week sees the
launching of a yearlong Safety
Good Turn suggested by Pres
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-07

Raleigh last week visited their
parents.
Clarence Brady brought Mrs.
Beck Brady home from the Marine
Hospital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Midget are
in New Bern visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Clark, have
been transferred from Buxton to
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-02-07

GOOD JOB i. Those who plan
ned the Jefferson-Jackson Day
Dinner in Raleigh Saturday eve
ming did themselves, and the Demo-
cratic Party in this State, proud.
But, believe me, the weather out
side was the worst of the year. But
the event; it was smooth, well
handled, and effective as rally
ing ground for the outs in the
party as well as for the ms. For
few hours around the Sir Walter
everybody was friends. We heard
lot of rumors, for you pick up
anything you want to hear at one
of these things.
If you like Governor Hodges,
there are plenty to speak for him.
With Kerr Scott, it is the same.
This also goes for Terry Sanford.
We did hear right much Sanford
gossip-all good-and not a little
for Tom Pearsall, L. Y. Ballentine,
and Edwin Gill. One or two others,
too =.
All in all, the Dinner was a
good thing for Luther Hodges
all the way and was boost
for. Democracy.
NOT AS LONG :, One of our
most outstanding philosophers -
and also one of our best friends
is an old gentleman of black COM
plexion who works in one of the
Raleigh buildings we visit here
quite often. He has wisdom, pa
thence, tolerance, and is deep
hearted Christian who always sees
the brighter side of things.
If the winter in your community
has been like ours in Raleigh, you
haven't had more miserable wealth
er in years. December was bad
enough and January was worse.
The other night we went SILVER
ing into his elevator. We complain
ed about the weather. Eyes, he
said it shore has been bad!" We
agreed and added that more rough
days were on the way.
"Well", said our favorite living
philosopher, "but we can all take
heart in one thing. It amt near
as long to spring as it was last
fall"
UP FOR VENTERS While
Gov. Hodges may not be taking
sides in the Legislative Speaker
ship race-scme say he is, others
maintain he isn't-he boosted Carl
Venters stock a few days ago when
he named Sen. Joe Eagles of Will
son to succeed the late Brandon
High Hodges of Asheville as chair
man of the Tax Study Commission.
Eagles was forced to resign his
craftsmanship of the Advisory
Budget Commission because he
took the other appointment.
Last week Speaker Candidate
Venters was appojnted-elected is
a better word-to head up the i'm
portant Advisory Budget Commits
sion. It's members name the chair
man. Eagles will continue to serve
on this body.
WITH THE METHODISTS
We have been accused of writing
too much in this column about the
Baptists. Well, one reason we do
it is that about so per cent of all
church members in North Carolina
are of the Baptist faith.
We told here last week of how
the Baptist denominat ton has
grown. But we have also written
about the new Methodist College,
etc.
An important fact about the
Methodists is that since 1910 their
total membership in the nation
has increased rs per cent.
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hearer ever forgets. The roots of
the tradition go back to John Wes-
ley's brother Charles, who wrote
the words to $500 hymns. Until
the Methodists, singing in church
was limited largely to metrical
psalms, chants and TIE Deums."
TAKES HIS LEAVE When
Gov. Luther H. Hodges last year
reappointed several members of
the State Utilities Commission, it
was widely rumored here that one
of them had promised he would
resign from the post within short
while after the reappointment.
1t was even said, and written,
that somebody had seen, or heard
definite tell, of the signed letter
of resignation. And so forth. There
was quite an uproar about it. And
a spate of denials from the Gov
errors office. Just a whole lot of
mouthings all about.
Those who seemed to know said
the man was Edward H. McMahan,
originally named by Kerr Scott. He
had been a prominent citizen of
Brevard. They said Ed was sched-
uIed to move on in September. But
came September and nothing hap
pened. Then came October, Novem-
Der, and December.
Well, just another one of those
things, folks were saying around
here when the announcement came
last week that McMahan had made
ga good connection" in Washing
ton. The news made many a per-
son in Raleigh think of the rumors
and all those mouthings-of last
summer
HATCH VS. BECKETT? j.. Will
liam T. Hatch was, more or less,
just another Wake County attorney
until Kerr Scott made him a Su-
perior Court judge. He wasn't a
bad bench man-and even now,
long after his judicial era termi-
nated-friends still call him Judge.
Judge Hatch. Sounds good.
They say here he would like to
make it mean something again.
But, for it to, he must take on and
whip Judge William Y. Beckett, a
man said to be unshort of friends
in these parts. You hear that we
are sure to have a Nellie-bar-the-
door thing, a real donnybrook, if
Hatch engages the nonchalant
Beckett. They are already choosing
sides. And even those would-be can
didates for the Legislature in Wake
are said to be playing it close to
their vests until they can see the
Bickett-Hatch battle more clearly.
Their chances for success could
ride or fall on the side they take
in the coming battle.
HOW WOULD YOU Speak
ing at the exceedingly nice Wake
Forest High School athletic BAN
quet the other evening, State Col
lege's Earle Edwards said: "How
would you like to have four backs
like George McAfee of Duke,
Charlie Justice of Carolina, Bill
Barnes of Wake Forest, and Dick
Christy of State ?"
THE DIRT In commenting
on the rumor that Mrs. Hodges
had been registered as a Republi-
can in New York several years
ago, the Governor said words to
the effect that this tale was a new
low in vicious rumors. 1t made
him sick, he said.
Well, live in Raleigh long and
you can be made sick by such
things. Nothing gets too low in
politics in North Carolina. Luther
H. Hodges has been fortunate. Ask
Kerr Scott. Ask Alton Lennon, j.
NJ. Broughton, DR.. Ralph McDon-
aid, Clyde R. Hooey, Harold D.
Cooley-and others-could tell him
a thing or two about what you
Evening star., 1958-07-06
By ELEM
Star Fashion Editor

WHAT TO WEAR is no problem for the home sewer.
w She hasn't the difficulty, either. that other
might regarding just the right color fabric
desired She make her costume to meet her exact
specifications exactly the fashion harmony she wishes
to achieve.
Summer wardrobes are the ones that keep needing
constant refreSher" It's time when activities
at real quick pace Vacation trips travel to
nearby spots that have visit" appeal and many fun
activities like lunching in town. dancing the summer
hotel terrace; all call for clothes that casual yet
distinctive.
In fabrics, the home will be partial to the silks
and cotons that light and airy In color she'll have
kaleidoscope from which to choose Bright blues whites
and lowered prints all favortes. In silhouette
bubbles trapezes and chemiseS all capture the home
sewers attention.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Be thrifty
CALL ON SUNDAY
1t costs less
to telephone today
and euery Sunday

Hsrs ID - sssaPIss e
Evening star., 1958-07-06

Thsss ere Ne slsiios-lO-slstoa rsiss-
Add he l0% Isssrsi sEsiss tsE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

FORESTvILLE; $3.50 down, as
sumo -GI loan--j-bedrm. ram
bier, bsmt. and earport. HAIR
WARD REALTY. EX. 3-722s.
FOREsTvILLE; S495 down, incl.
settlements bedrms., carport,
bsmt.; fenced lot. Assume loan.
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MT. RAINIER: by owner-6-rm.
brick rambler. rec. rm., huge
porch, lots OF extras. No agents.
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DISTRICT HEIGHrs. wash. .

DISTRICT HEIGHTS, wash. Is
tates, cow. to Andrews. . blks.
Mt. Calyary---.Assume large loan Of
$4,000 at ~, reas, On. pymt.
Also viii sell FHA. military with
5000 On. CT regular FHA. Si,4O0
On. 3-bedrm brick rambler: liv.
mod Tm VIII it n WitR w sf O Ssn, i mii
bsmt. Open from / till dark; 71O4
IanSdaie 81 RF 6-5Qeo
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CHEVERLY-Big, 5-bedrm., IA
bath Cape Cod. Three bedrms.
down. 2 up; sep; din. rm.. table,
space kit, full bsmt., extras ga
lore; $4,000, FLA terms: or as
iPRoPERTTEsSS.. AZ. 1H9azt i'-oleo
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LANDOVER HII.Ls-oniy $3.50 On.
and 5000 per mo. for this spa :
cious. family home featuring lst-h.
paneled den. sep. din. rm., de
luxe kit, with bkfst. space. 3 spa
eious bedrms., plus fun bsmt. with
partial rec. rm., gas heat, storm
ramic view from this lovely corner
lot; Get. garage with side drive.
e. e., G. HILL EY a. Co. Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
HOLY REDEEMER AREA-Cul

tom-built By owner 4 bedrms.
flrepl in liv, rm. All rms. lae.
LARGE level lot with 2-car, det.
garage. VA, FLA and convn.
financing avail Price, S1s.95O.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, HE. O.
O4nr WA LARA
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cLINToN-ass this for SIs.sO0I
aSi. ssIi. ssr. p Ss is s speI
mel, taxes, cY, s.H1aa,
COLLEGE PkRK-oulst ssttias tsI
this iossly brick home. rms,
bath, hamt,, porch, gar, II you
Nl0,eBO. h, Al FRY co. OF
d-7asl; ewes. ~, s-eals,
COLLAGE PARA = ss0.3e month
$3.50 On. 4 nne t-bedrmg ~;
bath p, csPs so csei isII ,n SaRs is ~.
f-7ae2, HU. a-a7A1,
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LANHAM--2 rms. and bath; needs
EVANSVILLE REALTY Co. AP.
7-S9S0, or AP. 7-454S.
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n BRICK COLONIAL in h aood Tesi.
dental area. Large living room
with. fireplace. separate dining rm..
spacious. kitchen, 3 light bedrooms,
ia baths, large screened porch,
built-in garage, and many other
features. Best buy Of the month";
oon Only Sl5:a5o. EXelusiye with
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100 DEGREES OUTSIDE
SUMNER
AREA
5706 MASS. AVE.

OPEN Q TO q
In choice neighborhood retired
couple leaving area wants to sell
this spotless 3-bedrm 2-bath brick
rambler: Lear garage; both front
and rear porehes, many. many nice
features; priced In mid S90s with
500. 900 FLA loan avail Drive out
TODAY ard inspect this attrac. home
Margaret J. Dunkley
OIL 4-5s0O 1918 Wis. Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

LEwIsDALEl CT, sI3.a5O-,S-6sd-
nm. brk. rambler with firepl. Mrs.
Marnell, TU. 2-7303. LYMAN C.
DELE g. CO., INC, ST. 3-3520.
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BELTSVILLE = 3-bedroom rambler
with handsome fireplace in Q
20x12 living room. full tiled base
ment. perfect for q recreation
room. Situated on q large land
seaped lot. Near schools. First
time offered Only S14,950l Don't
Be late. Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS, APP. 7-S400.
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BURON DR.. zoo Forest DR.. Nd
Open -6-compact 2 bedrms,, /
finished -rm. up, scr. porch: large,
shaded lot. Buy Of the week at
$1,000 dn. LARGE OF loan. MUDD
REALTORS, RE. $500
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CHEvERLY-Det. brick-and-framt
Colonial, with side screened porch,
Ia baths, spacious liv. rm. with
firepl.. step-up dining rm.. mod
kit. with dining area, 3 spacious
bedrms.; full bsmt. with knotty-
pine rec. rm.; deep lot 5Ox2O0;
bs sTSan nrssS PHA
terms. DU, $4,000. LA. 9-161s
3. q HIIIEY A co
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MARTINS WoODs-A real dream:
> oedrms., sep. din. rm. and kit.
with firepl S27,500. Trades con-
sidered. JOHN r. OoLE,, WA. e
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LANDOvER HILLS = Brick Cape
rms. and bath. lst a.; expSnsibie
attic: h.-w. radiant heat: white
$4,000 oI i loan a. az, n $50 sssI pef
nnS; NJ FiIiPPpgS,, nv Lg;, 1870.
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BELTSVILLE, opposite st. Joseph's
new school and church site.Five
improved with a modern split
level brick. with 3 bedrms. and oH
baths and a tremendous frame
country-style house; 1.000-foot
paved frontage. on NV. corner
Montgomery and Sellman I'd. own
er now living In Fla. must sell
this month for best offer. HE.
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R ss5.v crsyiOTe a srIys
rm DIN. rm.l breakfast Im., KIT.
pedrms, and bath. Ind A., / lee
oedrm. b-bath,. sewing rm.. fil
osmt,. eAs heat, deep freeze garage
Nell-built ehildrenb playhouse.
eonvenient location on . high SPOT
$4,000. Vacant.
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COLLEGE PAkK-s-yr. -oid, 3-bed-
I'm. rambler: finished rec. rm. IN
-bamt. level shaded Anehor-fe fenced
lot, Only $4,000, good terms
PARAMOUNT RLTYs AP, l-saJi,
r0rIEQN RAnU AnRA-Q-hedrn
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H n.a,1 sIIlE dIa IISI l1,g "a, Y.
an am I'M r@ tsll eam s. "a hss !.
COW. 10 everythlne. Priced under
todny'a market 81 flulobO. FHA
or OF L, c, HfLLEY a co.
heaIlora. Do. 7.holO, IA, p.loIa.
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FIRST PRESENTATION
Glenbrook Knolls-B Bethesda
i02 southbrook Lane
Open Sunday, ] TO 9

Completely eaptiyatina Cape Cod
eomblnine modern comfort with
Colonial charm in perfect send.
room, modern Kitchen. ! bedroom
and bath al on frat floor two
bedrooms and bath on second: full
basement with lovely recreation
rooml .-eaT garage, Extras include
. air conditionerS, fenced rear yard.
slate roof, A wonderful home, 4
friendly community. most conveni-
ent % schools, churches and trans
70 reach: Out Wisconsin ave. 10 Old
blocks % 100 southbrock lane and
"open" atsn.
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HILLSIDE. MD. - 4-bedroom. 2Ia-
bath masonry home: living rm.,
din. rm... kit, full bsmt.; space for
garden plus chicken house in yard
Approved FLA: S13,5O0: $3.50
e gown I'm HUDSON I11sIN re REAL EssTIATE
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BURNT MILLS MANOR

cHILDs AND WHEELER DRs-
New. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath. brk. RAM
blsr; corner lot, pch., gar. DIR,
Colesville I'd. to Northwest Dir, left
70 Childs, left and follow arrow
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EDNOR ACRES

17227 DENoRA RD.-New, 3-bed-
rm. rambler; huge kit, earport
DIR: Colesville I'd, 10 Ednor Acres
sign, risht on Cedar lane and fol-
low arrOWe,
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FARMER DR., 5e15. Open 20.
High on the hill-Large beauti-
fully finished 3 bedrms.. earport,
latest kitchen. South on Branch
ave. 10 Allentown I'd. right on
Allentown to Temple Hills I'd.
right to frst road on left. Spring
special, FHA terms. MUDD
REALTORS, RE. 6-s200.
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PRINCE GEORGES cOUMTY

ADELPnI-a-hedFm. brick rambler
with knotty-pine rec, rm. IN ful
hamt, tiled bath. De Lure MI.
MANI extras, Only $500 dow
and $50 80 per mo, 4, G, HIIIKY
CO. Realtors, Do, $4,000. AP
ADELPHI = CHARMING 2-yr, -old
brick rambler, Llv, gm, with IRE
pl din, rmv kit, 3 bedrms, bamt
with outside entr,, Garaee Ap-
KOCH II SEck,O M Ne, en- aeaSISd n 8
bier: rec fm'. patio. Fenced ss a
tTss' soSsIfh, q H. l'. g.si %sn' '1'
AuH nasuslis AH sTss EE Mas sspsms
rambleri uy. I'm. with frepl,, sep,
din, rm.. large modern kit, 4
bedrmt,, 2 baths, rec, rm.; h,-w.h,,
approximately acre OF land
.ssS FL SUS sHl' 4 S sl: c s..lIs ~
ALLENTOWN ND. AREA-7B-ft,
bedrma, extra-lse, liv rm,, kit,
SEP. din. rm., adjoining laundry
rm., lac. rec, rms rear pchs gear
earpoft, tool rm.: 1bbxl loft lot.
price, 10. S-6SsiV. ''"'
ANDREWS, cENsus--iia acres 3
bedrm. rambler 30.ft' Nv, rm.
NJ. Rantins, RI. S.ssi4 RE.
S it%2q '' 90 : pm PRUDENTIAL
ANDREWS YIELD AREA--By own
M, schools, shopping. Assume
aisss morteage, just Sl2.a60,
a207 sist ave. n. Forsstviiis. Nd.
ANDREWS sUTTLAND FOREST
WILLIE ARIA = 3-bedroom brick
EE r. I,. nrspl o n Nv rmi' A lSsi
e lo.; ~ fi1 T;. iS iss Ia, = cs Is N.Y.
ALLIsrKR, Realtor. RE. $4,000.
ANDREW-sUITLAND--s5OO down.
immaculate white bungalow with
lac. yard, MeALLiSTER, Reaitor,
ANDREWS AREA. District Hts, ;
OWNER: SI0.bOO-4 bedrms. and
nursery, baths, corner lot, A..
POSTER Il. RE, e.sses, 90
MOUNTAINEERING ARIA. 3 mi
n. d. c. iine.-3 and 4 bedrm. brk.
ramblers. spiit-levels. from sia,-
move right 10. MURRAY HILL ES-
TATEs. OPEN DAILY, SUN. TIL
DARK, DIR. out Indian Head
hwy, 2 mi below ID. G. line, turn
left n LivingstOn I'd: 20 200 vds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
OPEN. Il I'll DARK
I LOVE
PARIS

In the Sprinatime, and you'll love
this t.beoroom brick Bpiit Level
Win FOYER entrance AL year round.
a nnlahed recreation room, family.
vac up-to.the-minute Aitghen and
.eoarate dining room, walking dis
anee 70 AZ schools and bus, You'll
se2.7bO.
James c. Conley & Co.
a62b Ga. Ave, ~. p.4f3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
VALLEYBROOK

sos BLIcK DR.--New, 4-bedrm.
?is-oath, brk, split level; elee. kit,
family rm., earport DIR. Coles
vile I'd. to Valleybrook sign, left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

CHEvERLY-Det. brick with 4
bedrms. and den. ga baths, 1s-
II. liv. rm. with fireplace. sep.
din, rm., exceptionally lge. kit,
with brkfst. bar plus full daylite
bsmt.. oil h.-w,h. slate roof, det.
brick Earage. Chestnut trim thru
immed. sale at S2l,500. Z. c.
HILLEY q Co. Realtors. DU.
$4,000 LA. 9-l61S,