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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

Louise enioyes music and. under
Buckingham S excellent ~ Il S C
training system has developed
lively interest in the clarinet. She
has been playing the clarinet for
about three years now. Louise also
likes math. and is looking forward
to investigating geometry, algebra
and trigonometry
Somewhat OF a fieht is looming
on the horizon OF the Edwards
chicken raising Who is going 70
have the honor next year?
TWelVe-year old Charles m Y
want another shot at the contest
He was first place in Richmond
last year. Younger brother David
may figure it's his turn, or still
Younger sisters Frances or Estele
may want the opportunity.
In fact the Edwards have de-
veloped quite an interest in brouers
and Mrs. Edwards even started
talking about how they could handle
5000 without too much trouble. Any
way. they all agree that the con
lest has been fun and informative
as well as profitable.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

Il u. scay. Ji Cumberland
County Agent announced today that
all farmers OF The area are invited
Id gather Ill two local iafms Ia scr
thc growth ol several varieties NJ
fme-cprcd 'ohAcco "Wednesday AUG
ust
Ih' neeiihRS afe schednled ~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

Ms Maria Louise Bufld. n Of
Eannville died Sunday Aup \. at
Soutiistdt Commfrnrv HospNal
A native NJ France Edward
county. She was born ller. May 8,
1902 Gaalph,F af me late s NM
watson ana CHRISTOPHER LocEe'L
0Verton
She is survived BY TWO daughters.
Mrs. Annie HIderbrand and Mrs.
Allie johnson NJ Fatmrille, snn
Lawrence RgGd. If Ofmoad Beach
Fla . -four sister Mrs Lena Morri-
settle. d Richmond two brothers
Mann OVcrion of LSnchhura ana
Burnellc overton, u FarInyllle. Ana
three grandchildren
Funeral services viii be held a.
3 p nj today Tuesday as poYne-
Burger Funeral Home lntcriacnt
Win b. Iii Wcstwaw Cemetery Ihr
Rev p Cay Adams. Presbyterian
m.a.stcr viii olticiatt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

won second place with her in.crp~e-
ati3A of TIE Charleston Virginia
Woalack placed thTd WIN tap
dance
Tr cumba land ials we're lhe
s@ti5ail charipioas XII camp and
ile boya were ~ second place. The
eirls also Won third place Ia room
inspection
'ivlties Scheduled M camp there
were sightseeing tours of James
town and WILLIAMSBURG The group
also ATTENDED The Common
Glory" one night. There was y
fishing trip Oh The James River
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05
u ,,oun( M/enh;ou

Mir and Mrs Richardson John
son and children. VI Roanoke were
week end quests d. Mr. JohnsIn's
pa. cnts. MI and Mrs y A Smith
Roslyn Eoscc Is spending SOM
Time VIII her grandn1tha> Mn
Susie H9Ycr
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-05

MIS- Julia bay WNtlne ot Rich
mond Is The guest .. Alfz. Charles
Hall DAVIS
Mr. ana MIS- t. II Hamburg lelt
Saturday tor Wayncshoro where
MIR. Hamburg Wll judge a horse
show.
Mr. and Ms 7 L Lancaster
Jr spent last week end at The
Carolman Al Macs Head. y 6.
Mi And Mrs Marshall watkins
and family have returned from a
TRIP to the Smokes and visit with
MRS Watkins uncle II : CLAY.
u4an iii Catawba
Mrs. c Willard Hart has returned
aftei three weeks AZ Great Bridge.
where Me- Nas called oM account
u the lllncss ii her mother, Aiia-
l.. l. Sawyer Mrs Sawyer is I'M
proving
Ms Eve Ransom ot Richmond
MAS the guest OF Mrs Emma J
Cowan Friday
MIS- Kermit Booher and daugh-
ter. Betty Balne returned to Their
home IN parkersburg. W Va.
afta,. np,nV the quests OF Ms
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-22

wards); c. B. Hodson, Guardian
Ad Litem for minors. James Aller
Edwards and Jacqueline Iris Ed
wards. Respondents
To James Rogers:
Take notice that a pleading seek.
ing relief against you has been
filed in the above entitled special
proceeding.
The nature Of the relief being
sought is as follows:
The petitioners in this special
proceeding seek physical parti-
ton between the tenants in com.
mon OF that tract or parcel Of land
lying in Orange County, Chapel
Hill Township. which was con
veyed to the heirs of Irwin Num-
by deed and will of Samuel Mum;
said de@l being recorded in Book
lib at Page $40 in the Office oil
the Register of Deeds Of Orange
County; said will being recorded
in Book NJ at Page l44 in the
Office of the Clerk Of the Orange
County Superior Court. Reference
is hereby made to these docu
ments for a more particular de
scrlption of the land sought to be
partltioned by this proceeding.
You are required to make de.
fense to such pleading not later
than February 4. 1859. and upor
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-22

cade dress with V neckline, three
fourth sleexes. and full pleated
skirt, and draped bow headpiece
of matching satin. Her bouquet was
of Talisman roses.
Thornton Glover of High Point,
the groom's uncle, was best man.
Ushers were Robert P. Moore Jr.,
brother of the bride, and Richard
j. Preston III. both of Chapel Hill
The brides mother wore a moss.
green crepe street length dress
with jeweled neckline and three
fourth sleeves, and a white flower
hat and pink orchid corsage.
The groom's mother wore a
lavendar wool street length dress
with three-fourth sleeves and an
empire waist, and a violet flower
hat and a lavendar orchid corsage
For travelling, the bride wore
a tailored moss green wool dress.
with brown accessories. beige
coat, and pink orchid corsage.
The bride is senior at the Wo-
mans College in Greensboro,
where she is president of the
Botany Club and secretary of the
Beta Beta Beta national honorary
biological society. She is studying
for an A AB. degree in biology The
groom is senior here in the Uni.
verslty, where he is studying for
an A b degree in art The couple
VIII live here at 54 Davie Circle
Wedding guests from out of town
were Mre Maru n IooLaon A4.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-22

and Mrs. William B. Hadley, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid jackson, all
of Mt. Airy; Mrs. Thcrnton Glover,
High Point; Mrs. w. NJ. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Duncan, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Duncan, Miss Ann Dun
can, Mrs. r. L, Bradford, Miss
Betsy Bradford. Miss Mary Lee
Bradford. Miss Sally Nash, Miss
Susie Nash. and Miss Jan Nash.
all of StatesvilIe Mrs. J. D. Wal
ton and Miss Eleanor Walton of
Atlanta, Ga, and Hight c. Moore
of New York City.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-22
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS By PUBLICATION

State of North Carolina
Orange County
In the Superior Court
Lillian Num- Rogers; Frances
Num- widow of Irwin Munnl; VIII
liam Num- and wife. Hdlfie NEaf
John Num- and wife YvonneeNunn;
Effie Num- Merritt and husband,
Clarence Merritt; Irving Z. Num-
and wife, Gertrude F. Num-;
James Num- (single), Petitioners
VS..
James Rogers husband of Lillian
Num- Rogers; James Edwards
twidower of Louise Num- Ed
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-22

Miss Dorothy Duncan Moore,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Patterson Moore Of Chapel Hill,
and Richard Owen Jackson, son
of Mrs. Robert Osborne jackson
Of Chapel Hill and the late Mr..
Jackson of Mt. Airy, were married
at 4.3O pm. Saturday, December
20 in the Episcopal Chapel of the
Cross. The Rev. Charles M. Jones
officiated.
Music was by Miss May Marsh
banks, organist The altar was
decorated with two vases OF white
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-22

your failure to do 80 the parties
seeking service against you NilI
apply to the court for the relief
sought.
This the 10th day Of December,
1883.
E. M. Lynch
Clerk of the Superior Court
William s. Stewart. Attorney
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-22

snapdragons and crysanthemums,
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore balIerina length
dress Of peau de sole with princess
lines and an Alencon lace jacket
with three fourth sleeves and sa-
brina neckllne. Her shoulder tip
well of silk illusion was attached
to a matching white cap. She car
ried a bouquet of white roses.
The brides maid of honor was
her college roommate, Miss Char
lotte Alexander Of Charlotte, She
wore an emerald green satin bro
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-22
We Deliver

pIzzA, SPAGHETTI, RAvIoLI, SANDWICHES
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29

This paper has fise times the
advertising Image ~ my other
paper - tts kind,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29

lard set Purdue record for times
carrying the ban Ia one season
1868
Richardson and Jacoba could pro-
vide limo strength.
Richardson. who nearly made tn
Eaglca year ago believes be cat
do u this season he weighs 2f7
pounds and 10 tackle
Thompson Was recommended by
hia college, coach f1f defensive du-
ties lie weighs 100 pounds
Kinds. a Kickoff and field Roal
specialist IN 2io FOUNDER and
playa either way 30 guard or tao.
kic
Rhinohsrt 100 pound end at
the niysoula. Mont school was
named his slma matters outstand.
lng athlete m 1857 ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29
SPORTS
by BILL BRowER

Bobby abruptly given gate manager
of the Cleveland Indiana dncd Minnie Minoso all mng
husting nragan the cuban oueler failing
a double
deeply goyOd pdcs urnagEing devotion
60 baseball hr has been player his
The major league lie game gyoa
his Chicago was held
together with couple Of yards % tape.
MEANING VICTIM
Almost each Minnie mahaps
do not deter him action this season.
bench because injury tic deeply player
rms hasn't been glorious
unt recont he had trouble hating average
the ESQ level THAT'S right PLAYERS Minoo lie
strives tho mark
games given Indication that he win reach lie
had tamc hitting gons reached 200
In stretch he connected trips clip
TEAM
Ru Ntuosos hasn't always been measured in
hiss contributions On hitting fielding Minuo has way
with his teammates Given az times Eany provides comic
rocr when things going inspiration Minnie
when with Chicago the COCO white aax
lie the player became gen.
al manager OF the Cleveland eana lte player
Richards then saN wanted when Lane acquired
HIM Ia tat big trade Ia 1891
FIRST division nuts" RIehara olaye me stnoso win
pcnnaou"
The white Sos any pcupants with Nnoao
lWt the team seven senaons II had
been nt the traditional second diyfs,nn team
When he was reunited with Mnoao that Al smith
from Cleveland 60 Chicago during season declared
Minnie white soN lie was tho
keystone OF som" mighty years go plenty o hut
he isn't good he
II tho Mnoao trade good the white aox IN 1851
"H bad barter Tor the indana eonccyahy cost the
Indians an American League pnnant wears tpa4
excepted when they we've playing bridesmaid York Yant.
u told HANK GrccnberE wanted Harry simpson
Lane recalled nut the really really wanted was Mnoao and
J Eamelod on Gtoonherg switching him aid"
"teohherg lanes predecessor probably regretted that deson
a. long aS he waa front office head at Cleveland
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29

Of tho best defensive haifbaclsa IN
the league,
Rookie aapirun,s include Jimmy
Thompson, former all-around back
at Temple; Alvin Richardson, cx.
GfambhnE College star who h
back Tor bis aecond trial, Nasty
Rhnehart, from Montana State
University, rroyofb Jacoba. 200
pound lineman from California
Stan Kinds, named Ail-Amorican
by the National Association ~ In
tercollegiate Athletics tumall col
iogcsl as a lineman for Missiaaipfi
Vocational College, and and Mel
Dillard. former co-eaptain at purs
due
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29
PhiIIy Eoeles Pro
II Bunk On Six
Brown Rockies

Editors note, THIS IL anoih-
81 in the series On the pros
p@cts of National Football
League teams with tan play
ers
Chicago CAMP Tho philadci
phia Eagles came up with a priced
tan rookie in Clarence Peaks, the
former Michigan State star, IN the
1867 National Football League
The Eagles new coach. Buck
Shaw. hopes that he viii be able
20 uncover one or more tan stand
outs among the six rockies an this
years training roster
And Shaw 81 looking Tor another
good season from Eddie Bel one
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29

Illinois nve point scoring system
The night promoted by the In
terHationni Boxing club. Truman
X Gibson, Jr president. drew d
net Of tIi0i 81 Each fighter got
~ 900 from the radio-telsvlsion
pool plus a percentage Of the gate
Atkins IL scheduled 10 night Del
Flanagan in - paul Sept ~ o.
The 30 Paul Auditorium fof Jack
Raleigh
The eight VISA originally set foT
sept Z hit was post ponrd until
the later date becsuse o. AsHs cut
eye
The Flanagan Atkins fight ~ ~
pected TO draw 5000 customers
Akins was former sparrnR part
ner for Flanagan
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29
rrAK4 To srARK nrirNsr

s~fNfhFf W - MN VIZ v fftNlNN
Peaks n expected 70 be ono ~
the SPARKS Of this years Eagles
offenso n bis first season. the
zls pound fuIlbaek played IN al "
games and was tie teams beet
rusher lie picked up 400 yards n
f2b carries FOR a tynrd average
Ills best performances were 90
yards IN 20 carries against Pitts
gttgh steelcra, ~ against tho chi
GHgo Cardinals and ~ against The
Cleveland browns
Peaks used occasionally az B
running passes had two compile
tons and also was on the receiving
end ~ II aayiAls for ~ yards Al
though be was hAmpsfcd the first
part ~ the 1867 season with pulled
muscles. Peaks uaW action 22g mir.
utoa In ~ games
OTHERS TO SHOW WELL
Esli one u footballs desdlieat
tacblors hanut missed minute
~ pro action IN three seasons d..
20 injury he played $40 miHutss
Ia 1867.
Dillard a iyi FOUNDER Who play
81 fulIbeck ia Big Ten competition
might provide some help fof u,s
Eagles offence Hs he'd bis best
Eeason ~ g junior IN 1864. when
he led the BIG Ten with s3t yards
N lti carries A wBfkhofse, Dt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29

shrine Public Dance ~ Jan,es
haliontinc WV Post No. 2ig,
fDia i,ndaie Az. ~, Minneapolis.
SUNDAY. August ~ "a y, IN. untii
-Ad,t
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-29

a Gard ~ Appreciation irts
those who we're kind b. you while
you we're ~ know you really ap-
grr.iatsd their thsughifuinaaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
oR.q;ToMIA c, HUNT,

NONAtNHNAAh Cf1AitM
A truly remarkable home designed
fm,, nisTniaeeirnt stone fireplaes,
mahog. pRneied library, paintins
gallery, sep. ehlldren's and adults'
rec. rms, hobby shop. bomb shell
ter, are but q few OF the unusual
features In addition to master
sic bedrms.. fully equip cleo, kit,
etc, on estate setting. EN-. 5-O637
SILVER SPRING
tof Forest Glen Rd,i
3-bedrm, Cape Cod, 4th bedrm. and
End bath roughed In; full bsmt,
Assume almost Sis. 900 loan. SIi7
pays all. owner viii hold some
s sSfS5 sE' PR S5sE E2 SiH2 oT
SILVER SPRING. bedrms,, .
baths bi level, all cleo. kit. own
er says, l will throw In patio,
attic fan plus the kit. sink. AS
sumo $4,000 on 4hes loan. Sllb
pp ays All 10 10 S, 1858. SUBURBAN
SILVER SPRING, l20 81. Lawrence
DR.. 81. Rernadette's .Parish--A
family. 1 blk. from Catholic
school, u blk, from public school,
close 10 shopping and transp. This
custom-built home has 4 bedrms.,
baths, reading rm, liv. RIM,
frepl., full-sized din. rm.. bright
bsmt. Level lot. Excel. cond. and
immaculate. Price only $3.50
OPEN SUNDAY, I TIL q
BROussARD AGENCY
JU. 7-S05l. Week Ends. Ju. 9-2157
SILVER sPRING-tCarroil Knoilsl
Huge 3-bedrm. brk. rambler liy.
rm' with beam ceiling and frepi.,
all cleo. kit. with dishwasher,
beaut. rec. rm., level fenced I'd.
] blk. to bus. Very reas. priced
sUnuRBAN PRoPERffEs. MOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Gentleman'S Estate
Howard County

Words can't do it justice. Palatial
stone residence containing seven
teen rooms and seven tile baths,
sitting In the center of - acres.
Wonderful view. two tenant houses,
barn, Some discriminating family
will take pride in the acquisition
Of this estate. Call Mr.. Pensel.
Mulberry 5-40S4; evenings, Ridge
way 7-2642.
w. Burton Guy & Co., Inc.
II East Chase Street
Baltimore 2, MARYLAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
LA PLATA

NEW DE LUKE RANIBLERs
IN. town with sewer and water:
rms. / y tiled baths. ultra modern
kit; With full walk-in bsmt.
there is also a real family porch,
12x2S: near schools. churches and
shopping. To inspect these out
standing homes, call S. A. MICK
LER WE a-S45l
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COLORED
712 nth GIT
HOUSES FoR sALE-s,W.

CONGRESS HGTs.-2-story BRICK;
s rms, 2 baths, in 2 apis. inc.
S165. Nice home and income
Sl4,600, reasonable down pay
ment. KEACH & PURCELL, Elk
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BETHEsDA. wyngate: S1s.500--
S ath list i.orS S DEIek b+d P9nrm BATH
on End; daylight bsmt. wIpaneled
rec rm. and exit to I'd. SAMUEL
E BOGLEY OF MD. INC. OIL. g.
$500. today. 1914; ewes, VIII. g.
1907
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

howard CITY FARMETTE. pretty
white masonry home Of 9 large
rms. and bath, with full bsmt..
garege, and oil Dashboard heat,
on 4 delightful acres with stream.
1880 or with z acres, SI7 500,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
.oopsIpE

W = N9I,sInIs : uunqsgally ven.
colonial home, slate roof, center
emit, GAIT. liv. rm., l5-ft. din.
rm., kit, powder Tm., lse. scr.
porch. all on LIST A., 3 twin sized
bedrms. and . baths on End A.:
spare hedrm. on Bird A., rec. rm.,
den, lz-bath in bsmt.: 2-car Diet
gar, ige. level lot with shade
trees. S2B,950. A. ]. KESSINGER
& m III O-AEAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

BETHESDA : HARDWOOD = I'm.
naculate brick rambler in excel
neighborhood, on Ice. lot: 3 bed
rms, bath, kit. with table space,
iv.-din, rrn. comb, lge scr. porch,
2 flrepls.. beautiful rec. rin. in
hsRta Terms IEws n ETA cd fl,T ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
6E0(g@n

SILVER SPRING, BEAUTIFUL,
Burnt Mills Village-One OF the
first and choicest locations. Large
lot. level with trees, Huge de-
luxe kit, picture wind. in Nv. rm.
Lovely screened porch. 3 bedroom,
center-hall brick rambler. custom
built. Gear garage, walk-out huge
basement. Owner transferred. Out
Colesville I'd. to main entrance,
Burnt Mills Village, left to 32l
Southwest dr., and
WATSON a. CO. OPEN SIGN
JU S-2292 III A-o00O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

BETHEsDAI Sf5.95O-chsrmine g.
bedrm, Colonial mr.. St. James.
Big kit. sep. din. rm., full bsmt.;
storm windows; trees. SAMUEL e.
BOGLEY OF ND. INC. OIL. g.
$500 today. 10-4; ewes. OIL. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

BETHESDA, immed. occupancy-3-
bedrm.,. 1h-bath, brick Cape COD
for $1,000 dn. and S125 mo-; as
sumo loan Of Army oficer forced
to sell. Agents, do not rail. WO.
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@f0pen

Assume GI loan. Open Sun, 1 TO
5. Vacant. 3-bedrm,, 1A-bath,
4-year-old split-level; rec. rm.
S20,500. (Wis. ave. to George
town Prep. School, right TO Flan-
ders, left to l111O Waycross Way.
or Conn. ave. TO Knowles in Ken
sinRton, left to Flanders. right
BOGLEY'S. 10 5.3434
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

Bethesda, vicinity c. c. Club
Owner leaving city, must sell this
lovely, 3-bedrTn., 2-bath brick
rambler, only s yrs old. Ice.
Nv. rTn.. full din. rm., rec. rm.,
butlt-in garage. This home Is
priced to sell Immediately. NJ. M,
NORTHERN, DI. 1882. JU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

vIERs MILL-4-bedrm.; attractive
brick front; rec. rm, frepl. with
gas heater; full bsmt.; fenced yard
on street parking. DETACHED
brick patio l2Rx24l with firepl.
grill and electricity. y block
schools. . doors from bus; Just
redecorated inside and out. May
assume VA loan. Sill $50. OWN
Err. VIII. 6-7l69.
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vIERs MILL, So, 750-clean 9-bed

NAHbli oBIIUU-NItHn 9~btus
rm. rambl.: IN. bsmt,. Lee. lot
S295 down, 376 mo. TAMBLYN
q CO, 10. 5-2930. VIII, 6-72s2
vIERS MILL VILLAGE. Newly dec.
inside and out. You win like this
economical home with basement
and nice kitchen. Priced s9.S50.
$3.50 down, S16 mo. incls. all
Open Sunday. Out Viers Mil rd..
left on Randolph I'd, right on
Dewey. BAINUM REAL ESTATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

MASS. AVE. ExT.-60I2 waIhond-
ing rd.-Redec. Colonial down.
stairs bedrm., powder rm.; Ice.
corner lot. Open. 2-6. RA. 6-3724.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

GAITHERsBURG "A BEDROOMS
AND DEN. Large attractive home
In nne. condition and handy toI
everything. Large lot and a real
family home in good neighborhood,
HhSOMER g. CO., INC. Gaithersburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

BETHESDA = Trade your smaller
home on this attractive brick Cape
Cod. Featuring BEDROOM AND
BATH ON LIST FL: has 3 bedrms.,
. baths In all. 9 full-size rms.
centsr-entrance plan firepl, beau
$40 $50. HARRY y. GODDARD,
Realtor, OIL. 4-7095, HUI. 3-4T47,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

wOODsIDE-Loveiy brick Dutch
Colonial on is-acre lot overlook
ing park: 3 bedrms., . baths, rec.
rm.. gar, and porch: vacant: ask
ing S25.500. BEERS BROS. JU.
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BETHEsnA WYNcATr. 2 b,k7. St
$4,000 FFsh ian avsfl.. $50
mo. incl. prin. a. int. Also cony.
elem. Jr. High. Sr. High. NH
Naval & Suburban Hosns.. CAL
Owner. Weekend or ewes. OIL
o-OhE2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

(off Mass, mr.. West
moreland circle)-pleasina brick
Colonial with 3 bedrms.. , baths.
full hsmt.; gas heat; scr. porch
garase. slate roof: fine Ice. Only
S23. 500. SAMUEL e BOGLEY OF
MD, INC, Oh. $500, today, 10.
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55l3 HOOVER ST.. BETHEsDAi
Center-hall brk. Colonial; slate
roof; 8 rms. / " baths. glass-en-
closed porch; . air cond units.
Open Sun, 2 to 8. Mr.. Combs, ia.
1866. L. e. BREUNINGER a.
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FRANKLIN AVE, near old Bla-
densburg rd.-Mod. cor. brick:
long liv. rm. to porch. din. rm.,
mod. kit, 2 bedrms., bath, attic.
full bsmt.: breezeway to gar;
paneled fenced I'd, well shrubbed,
Only Sls,500. Terms. STROUP,
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GLENMONT-CAPE COD, take over
CT loan. payable SS5 mo. ali:
"spick and SPAN: 3 bedfms.. sep-
arate din. rm.. full basement;
beautiful yard: only S14,25O: i'm
mediate occupancy: trades con-
sidered. CArL HALL, 10. 5-143l
or HA. 9-36R1
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Ibass y !: Beautiful 3-bedrm;
modern conveniences. double ga.
rage. rec. rm. with flrenl., maids
rm.; WALKING distance to schools
and stores. community pool, active
women's club $4,000 On. or will
consider vntir house in trade. Cell
HuMnHREY PROPERTIES. MA.
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BETHEsDA--Brick Colonial, entr.
hall. liv. .rm.. with flrepl., library,
din. rm., breakfast nook. kit, pow
der rm.; End floor, 4 bedrms., 2
baths: full bsmt., rec. rm. with
fierpl.;, porch gear garage: lge,
wooded lot. Other quality homes
sv vsd1; " ARKTSTI 'z R;EAgTyT TS;' EN-
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ROCKvILLE-S1l $50, $3.50 down,
incl. settlement; $50 mo-; lovely
3-bedrm. rambler on large lot with
huge shade trees; cow. to every
thing. FOGARTY g. CO., 10. s.
5O62 or JU. 5-7024.
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SILVkk sPRING-Attr. Cape Coo,

on nice E-aere wooded fenced
lot. Walk to st. Johns, Glen
haven Elem, Sligo Jr. and North
wood High. rms, firepi., par
quet floors. util. rm. with auto.
washer and drier. lge. I0x22 scr.
porch: other extras; FHA ap-
W SFGSsS; SS Sa.. 1o iS l ;SoS 1911
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EXCLUSIVE ROCK CREEK HILLS
this tsrr gSrseGo setting ls,,c We amer
bier. Tremendous room sizes ac-
cented with Q flreplaces. custom
recreation room. large separate
dining rm., dream Kitchen, three
baths, maids rm., garage. Assum6
4laSs financing. GRAHAM q CO..