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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-18
Sleppards

Mr.. and Mrs. j N Carter vent
to Meadowhrook to visit Jim Wood
whose home is in Mullins W Va
Bobby Garter, Of HampdcnSy Sydney
College. spent The week end al his
home
Mr. and Mrs Robert Kulp and
three children. ot Lexington. were
dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Jones Sunday,
Mrs Lorene McCraw visited Mrs
Dallas Rainey Tuesday
New Store Home Demonstration
club met III the home Of Mrs ID A.
Griffith Wednesday The attend
ance was good and the subject was
Meals from the Pantry Shelf
Mrs G D shiflett. Of Roanoke,
Is The expected guest Of MI and
Mrs. Cleveland Jones
MIS- Cleveland Jones went to
Roanoke last Wednesday
There vii De a community pa ty
al ito Cuadsyllia community center
nef Wednesday night foi The chil
dF+n and grown-ups
An and Mis- Ell Bowling, j
vent to the banquet gi''en ny The
Baptlst Student Union last Satnr-
day /, g4s Hold u LoneWood ~
tate
sup1er guests III tie Bowlnes
Sunday were Miss Louise Johns.
jessie CLARK ana Iris Hines al 81
LfRgW0ed COLLEGE
Egnesl Boulng Jr vent TO
Amherst m Monday night % The
Youn9 FameF'5 meeting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-18
Scottsville Cemetery
Lots TO Receive
Perpetual Care

seoiisyille Cemetery Association
boa ui directors annual uaatiua
was held Friday Perpetual care
feg tho cemetery WAS the mar
0 der Of business.
4 L nven0sad to pleca III perpn,uo
care Section 3. Of tlie Scottsvil
cemetery, thf section to the left
OF the main entrance to the new
part of the cemetery sNo lots there
have been Sold The los in To,
section viii be is bv n fee, 4
size and viii afford space for six
graves with suitable space for mark
crs.
Funds from the sale of the lots
viii be placed in trust h tho Local
bank ana the interest nsed "a keen
up the lots perpetually. The IT. sf
fund will remlAn intact
Lot owners Ia section a Of TIE
new portion be THE cemetery wanla
be allowed 10 ~ Included Il ,he
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Teenagers
Continued from page n

CONTINUED from page II
Moose club for letting them use tho
Moose lodge for their class parties
and post-game dances
bat We can't Just 20 out there
whenever we want to, interjecteC
one girl What we'd really like
would be soneplace Of our own to
20 to
Shannons Suggested
She suggested the vacant Shan
non 5 building at the foot Of High
street as an ideal spot
with juke box and maybe j
soft drink machine and snack bar
she unused.
Maybe with TV. and a piano
and ping pong for those who dldn I
want to dance. added another girl
That brought out the idea q
feen-canteen such as exists in Black
stone There The teen-agegS lun
their own club. Admission Is b.
membership card
Chaperenes No Problem
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ut .aara .,.a,,p4 VI .an,. nraFia,,,.
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4 og.s',,,.''7 -" r
a. ... ~ 49, - ~ .a,,la j. = a,a
~ IL, II, H., 49, lid a,s, s,,aqaeted
sban,'An,s
..ns .,a a j, a. .,,..4.o,
a'a ,ea,.o ave. n'any y@nng
,.[l,S, ~, ,a,.a ,.a,,ld ,,oi,, y
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= Ne ;.o,,,ots,ra - Ill, tonns 49,
Ill., f,ads 49, f..,.3,od aad laro4,,
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Foreign Students
Continued from page y
braWl.
Missionary Effort

MISSIONARY Ffl0ft
Oner Tuzan, OF Turkey. said
America should not try TO remake
the world in its image American
missionaries. for example, should
learn dominant religions in other
countries and encourage their
growth, instead OF trying to con-
vert everyone, Oner felt.
That thought was backed by jim
Bakhtiar. Of Iran, the All-American
fullback and pre-medical student at
University OF Virginia. A special
guest speaker for the Forum, Bakh-
thar. who will try year Of pro
fessional football in Canada before
entering medical school, said
We're not superior judges Of the
world. We must know other peoples
and help them do what they're do
ing better. Every nation takes diff
ferent paths to the top of the
mountain. We see these paths
from below but they vanish at the
peak. = he said
Other FarmYille students attend
ing, elected by the student body,
were Alex Holmes, Ann Hix. Susan
Harwood, Joan Williams, Evelyn
Price and Pauline Womack.
The forum was sponsored by
Miller and Rhoads in cooperation
with Richmond public schools and
the Student Cooperative Associa-
ton OF Virginia
Two impressions echoed by all
The delegates in their reports were
that America sets the teenage
clothes pattern the world over. and
that young Americans are, in the
flesh, friendlier than had been ex-
pected.
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Guinea

VI Sgt and Mrs David y Mat
SON. q Richmond, were Visitors In
thy neiglIborhood 1a Sunday aftei
noon Tiay alao 4lSitrI Me- NJ III
walker. III fatfnyllle aul Y A
Addienan- % kMassilla
Mr. and Alrs R0DcH u Gatnett
Aeae IA uesdhy and "Wednesday
guests VI TIE Allen Gatue,t itfG.!p.
q IakQna PARK. Md
Mrs. Charles Woinack, Jr. ana
Mrs Leigh r. Wamack were SIM
day guests of Mis- W. u walker.
! A Addicman WAS. A TUESDAY
overnight guest III the j A Halle
grove family Of Portland
Mrs ID J Matson was u Tues
day afternoon guest Of Mrs ! Al.
Stratton and Mrs. Warren walker
Mr and Mrs Howard Walker. of
White Hail were Sunday guests W
Mr. ana Mrs Wills Allen. of Pow
hatan
J A Addleman wa4 A Wednes-
ddy guest of MN and Ars. n.
Stratton.
WsCS Mee.ing
On Wadue.14v vonMa tha WsCs
q Centenary Church mct AZ tha
church, tot Viz regular monthly
meeting
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MIR and Mrs. Jesse Clark visited
relatives here last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon LeSuclf
lNi family haze moved Ito Chapel
tIilI n G. Afr LeSucur viii work
d i lrn lii DuIhan n e.
II + White. ol Richmond. spent,
he week END at his home here.
Gold Hill community club met
'aturday at the community hoase
committee MAS appointed to ar
ange a st Patrick y day party for
"A Young people Of Gold Hill
There has been an epidemic Of
measles. chicken poX and scarlet
aver in the county. and several
hildNcn in the neighborhood have
bad measles.
ArVon Presbyterian Woman Of
IL church met in the home Of
Nrs Fart Woodall Thursday Mrs
v S Jeffely was chairman of the
program on Japan Mrs w D.
lark gave the devotional
Mrs. Ethel Page has recovered
ON injuries received in a car
wreck Mrs Page has returned to
York al Sc0itsville
MANS Martha Eppes Clark spent
be week. end with her parents, Mi
nd Mrs W Baker Clark MISS
CLARK fearhee cDanish at Thomas
Dale High School. Chester
Nj and Mrs II L. Watson. and
family have moved from Rich
mnnd TO Aryonia. MI Watson viii
carry the man on the Arvonia
cute, MIS- Watson is the former
MISS Katharine Barley
Mrs Alec Clark. and baby spent
The day with Mrs J A Clark
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stra;ton. who was assisted hy thosa
who were pnarnt
Among those who were present
We're Mesdamcs Carl Matthew
George Sanderson. Jesse Sandefsl.
and Charles Simpson
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Three PRINCE Edward county men
swere indicted into tie Army Febru-
airy II
rley Wele Walter Wallace Scott.
Robert Alton ward and George
Alexander West
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-18

Mrs Louise Jones Wells. II Farm
vile ~ teaching home economics
Al Amelia High School She fe-
places MS Carolyn Yeats. Who
resigned
A Lonewood college graduate
Mrs Wells began her duties at the
first Of the semester She taught
home economics IN Princess Ann
county following Her graduation.
and had taught previously IAN the
Amelia schools
Mrs.. Wells Is native N Ia
Crosse
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-18

Application n about $54o worth
III phosphate fertilizer III Sudan
grass produced An extra $500
pounds 81 forage. according To ali
experiment at the Kentucky az
ncnltural experiment station
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

Pond 81 EaiIlans Fesdol hsfd-
sislslons Gfssn aad vhlts, white
llFeS. one owner. low MI. e1cep.
llonAlly clean throushout, A steal
o.000-hils o. a-Month Warranty
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO,
1870 sl.a.l '' "a Pali i', Il. 7.asoO
rom 1897 ralrlans 800" We.
SS s.. 1Aii.,. is AZ. C..Ss,l. A'''' Of
FonD ~; pvt party perfect no.
Ereat al or Sizes ~. a-70ia
FORD 1884 Victoria v-ei 1900
mile.: lefeoma We. :. and Dow.
% seata' s-tene, coral and lyoryl
iSrouthc ; Woes e 70. 'I s.isSs
fORD 80 vleierlal fully equipped
Gel iescs,. ItgAs, lseS e9gn' Nc
2iI,D...S;ss qoo' In The Heart o.
FoRp bS Pairlane Pofdor: ?.
and h., Btyletone sreen and green,
good tireAs sharp inaide and out
This car Is exceptionally clean
must ~ ,sssa 70 Dc appreciated
d.Ooo.MI. or emo. warranty
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO,
i.7c Bl.d,h si1S p: MI, Il $4,000
FoRp 'S5 Custom -" Tudor. 2.
and h.. POrdomaiie. light blue,
owner, low MI; very, very sharp
in,la s.oi &c cut; sIl y i;oss;
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO,
EoRp 81 Fairians 800 club
Victoria, rear mount anlenna, 2,
and h., white tires, Yet black, one
owner; low mileage only Sl.7no,
&. 0OO-Mile or 0-Month warranty
NORTHEAST MOTOR Co
1870 Biads IA. Nh. II, T-ssOo
FORD 20 custom 500" TuderI
enc owner. See this one. only
HILL & SANDERS
wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
ll1i4 Vermont Ave. NV, AID. 4-A3OC
FORD 'SS VS. custom Ranch
light blue. as clean as q pin; lust
like new, only Sl,4ab.
6,O0O-Mi, or emo. Warranty
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO
Ford Dealer
1270 Bladensburg Nh, II, 7-35OO
FORD 80 VS. Ealrlsns 800,
r. and h., Wv, tires, FordomatlC
Dr., etc; 1000 actual miles
ERY-sTUBBs, S7ib BiSdensSurT
I'd, AP. 7-2a20, Open ewes. I'll o
FORD '57 Ranch waSen; pvt
owner; garage kept; 1900 act
mt, immae. cend,: ThunderbirS
V-s eng: best heater: 2-tonI
RAY WEIGH TRxAco svc., 5l0l
Lee hwy, Arl, Va. u, 2-b550
FORD 1851 cow; black; Sl75 OF
beSt oder. Can be seen rear
Quaker Lane sunoco. Fairlingtor
(va. shopping center. Call FL
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AUToMoBIIEs FoR sAII

'EsssF ::s s!.s. x. sg A.. 4! 4
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roap leao Va ii raee!i ,goed sun
HRs s ssSi ,iOO' sol n - ~"
FORD 81
VS. Custom D. Luxs sedan; 2. and
sew q. only si.bas's '''A' H''
RoSENTHAL CHEVROLET
5000 columbia P!ha Arl,
FonD loSa v-G rordor. radio ane
healeI ZOO eond. owNEA IA
FORD 1877 v-a Victoria; Thunder.
| bird motor, pls brakes and win
doya, rordenAtie drive. 1900 nj.
esh p Ss' s-sS ss' ''H' MAKE a'''
PoRD t0ba Custom Fordor. equip.
green nniah, one owner. very nice
condition; only si,005,
HILL q SANDERS
liitvstnSst ave- NV Ab, t.tsoo
FORD '57
Fairlane 800" 4-door sedan, de-
liGhtful e.tone green nniah, match
lna ereen Interior, fully equipped,
Including power steering. car re-
neets nev-ear condition; ONO guar
DISCOUNT PRICE, st.1ss
| OLMSTEAD Odds
5000 Wilson Blvd. All. IA. T-e40O
HILLMAN 81 sdani gFesni seas,
UNITED AUTO SALES 2tg7
i. ssse4l. eFIto whss''A' Nd 10
HILLMAN 1885 lnevl; si,eaa,
JACK Fry 1918 Conn. or ioth
HILLMAN MINK 1858 dc luxe t-dr
aedan; Si.b3o. After y pm, ato
N, iverson 81. Art e0e, Alex. 81.
HUDSON 90 SUPER Wasp sedan;
$4,000 mi, excel. cond.; Sf0A,
ssR- On. ROPER MOTOR. La
HUDSON 'sI Hollywood Hornet;
excel. condition. hydra, 2. and
h.: low mileage; $40. CT. 6-i7it,
A NUE. ~ VS. a-dOcr; {. and h.; EOod
TAKOMA FORD
e135 Plney Br. nd, g. 8. JU. $1,000
IMPERIAL ~ Grown sedan; full
radio, heater. torauefite push
button drive; exceptionally clean,
one owner bank-rate terms;
WHEELER, INC cHRYsLER CITY
| WHEELMOBILE QUALITY CARS
4s00 WISCONSIN, NV. EM. s-i0sO
JAGUARs l2) 81 cows: 90 I'd.
str; .l2l So Mark VII sedan ane
is,A n sn9E " sedan JACK PRY
JAGuAR ,54 I'd. XK-i20; white;
excel. Si,79A. LITTLE CARS
LTD, 1900 Wis. ave, CO. b-O653
JAGgAR 1884 xK-l20-M; excel
cond; white: red uphols;; VII
LINCOLN 'B7 convertible: white
Ifuli power; beautiful cond.. q beau.
Ititully DESIGNED car; BUTLER
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
1871 2ist st. NV. Df. 7-OiI1
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lloyd 'ss e-aqaFl low mllsaea
THACKER MOTORS
isth and n l, Avs. M. IA, a-aAs0
LLiLosp;wAoaln.N s 81 osFnss .saassr
sal A qw Al q $40 sempL
100 an 81 90 s.iape
MERCURY 1854
Monterey hardtop coupe; hefce-
matte, poNer staerlng, pouef brakes,
radie, Aeatef, warrantyl 9ue
Arlington Motor Co.
All $500 Columbia s,tsy.sa,o
dan oniy 1900 mi, ali black
clean. nay from an authorized
Mefcsdss- nfnI dsaisTI Sl,enA,
American Service Center
kHs N ulehe nd, Arl, IA, 1.1Ts9
MERCURY 1898 honlelair hard
too, poWef tteerine, power brakes,
exceptionally clean, trade, terms
and bank nnanelnE, puil price
~ quo
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 oa, Ave, NV, - a-ie00
mnncunY $50 t.aI, hardloPl ow
and ss ss;st n . SSss ois ss.sisii 'D'
MERCURY '58
MONTEREY SEDAN
Flo-tens Green and vhite
n Asso. v i,a.,,. a,p
ded dash. tinted slasA raalo
speaket elee. clock, &c.
Was 3,enS. Save teob.
GRADY
LINCOLN MERCURY
-. :, CONTINENTAL -.
1869 VIZ 1 ci. s.a.6 ss'A''a'' Ma
MERcpRY 20 apert sedanJ :,
s%SooSaS E ~ NsoToRs! issas n iG Moore %H;
..esssAsr' va At N'''i'n' "a
MERCURY 80 4-dF. sedan, velvet
black, W., tires. auto, trana., r.
and A.; an exeeptionai one-owner
ear: BuTLER BoNDkDi si.3ob.
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
iisl 2lst st. NV. Df. 7-oiii
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ponD ~ Fairlans FQraaf hard
fislsiens lrssa and vhIis. vklts
llFea. enc oWner, Low MI, excap.
tionAlly clean thronghont, A ateal
a. oniY si,1i5.
5000 nlle or 6-honth Warranty
NOpTuEAQT MOTOR On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

TS;s eOi,. ss., ., t me-, ,sdf ~, 2 I'M.
new; only si.bts.
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NORTHEAST MOTOR 60

1870 Blaa. fI IA. III. II, I.ssoC
FORD ,57 custom 800" Tudor
equipped; green nnish; low mileaEe,
enc owner. See this one, only
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1870 nlads Rd, Nh, n f.dbOO
FOnD 1897 rairlans $500" We.
toFla, power klIs foFdemaiis, .
s sss aAi,,, AZ 10. Nh si's's OF
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DIVER

Dodge-plymouth
1893 Old Oeoreetown I'd
Bethesda, Md. OIL. 0-7111
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TRIANGLE FORD

SOLO r. I. Ave. NE IA. 9-l003
FORD 1871 Custom 800" Foreor
ZOO nj. OIL 'SS:.Yisa.. -nu ~
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TRIANGLE FORD

SOLO r. !. Ave. NE. Ia. l9-lOO3
FORD '5s VS. Victoria hardtop;
S s'Hs' .oU BABY = and S5ui t NV Aff fss
piees si,esS.' MoNTooMERY-
sTUBBa, 37l5 Bladensburg I'd,
Ap T-on0Q Omen ewes. til n
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BOWMAN

ysdS' a. A... sg iSeiiaa
foRD 80 cuatom g" Fordor
s SssSRai'I su S as N S ;Ss. ssss
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HILL & SANDERS

Wash.'s OIdest Fofd DtaIer
TIA Vermont Ave. NV. AID. 4-A3OC
FORD '55 VS. Custom Ranch
Wagon; 2. and H.. FordomAtic;
hght blue as clean a. q pin; lust
like new, only SLABS.
6.OOO-Mi. or emo. warranty
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

MEIcpRY 80 lpsri sedan !.
So ofI ~ SSofsooNs!s va Is Moore sSSi
st. Arl- Va a. Rosslyn. IA
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is7o Rlad.h nRsa NJ ~ L, 7.ssOO
FORD 81 FAirlane 800" club
shs r. vS fsS , %SsH .t 'R ssss on:
Z. 600 Nile or e-Month warranty
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1870 sladens Raa NE Ne, Il. 7.ssOO
FORD 1875 VS. Country Sedan:
power steering, power seat, Fordo-
tires. very eiean Al .oob.
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OLMSTEAD Odds
TAKOMA FORD

Ihu23soMl ,Ss a-doori !. and b. 700
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NORTHEAST MOTOR co
HILL q SANDERS

iii,vssiSaasa Paw Ks. NJ ~ Eb 81, assoc
FORD '5e staten yaaon: eoulpped,
hester; ete, Real clean, pre-holiday
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Royal ChrySler, Inc.
1901 r. !. Ave. NE, WA. $4,000
FoRD '52 crestiips "s' victoria;
SGTdS%1tl: .p sRf ;4S it01 Sriss H
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KIRK MOTOR co.

looo o. AVE-. NV, n a-isoo
MERcuRf 80 t-dT, hardlops ieu
and White; 81 DOS. ol, s,sssi,
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Suburban Motors, Inc,

FoRD 80 FoFdoF station wagon
VS.; ! owner. low MILEAGE; very
clean; IerdOma.ie' Z. S sne h. Week.
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UTTJ. q gANDrpC

poRD 1898 Custom pordor: equip.
s sssss71 nni's be on. o cSaHsr, very nice
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FORD bh Falrlane Fordor; 2.
and h., styletone sFeen and gresn,
good tlreas sharp inside and out
This car Is exceptionally clean
must 1e leen 70 BE- appreciated,
Only " ,inb -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

1000 mi, OIL. 6-liaa.
FoRD 'Bs company dsmonstFator
Custom 900 Tudor; 2. and h.
etecrtnu, white tires; styletone green
and white; under 5000 miles: big
Discount
e,0CS.Mi; or e-Ms. wsrEsn.y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

NKRcuRy 10 Montslaig sssss =,
eani antq uAna., aud b., poser
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NORTHEAST MOTOR co

1870 BlAdsnshurr N.E., II. $4,000
FoRD '55 Custom -" Tudor. 2.
and h., Pordomaiie. lieht blue, !
owneI, Iov MI; very very sharp
ins $500 &c cut y, az ss i1yS;
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GRADY

LINCOLN, MERCURY
Tsoe Wis. Ave- ,.hsihs'aa. Nd
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tOoENThhL CHEVROLET
5000 csIumels e,hs' Arl'
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roRD 1877 VS. Victoria: Thunder.
e eird motor. pa srssss an NJ Win
Call ~. a-ona1
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Fonp 1888 VS. yoFde!; TaaiO AZ.
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e1a5 Plney Br, nd, 9. g. Ju. $1,000
IMPERIAL 81 Grown sedan; full
power equipment. air conditioner
radio, heater, toruueflite push
button drive. exceptionally clean,
one owner; bank-rate terms:
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10. $500 S5'O1T siIvsT sprinu, Nd.
FORD 'S3 (Tepossessed) cFestline
Victoria VS.: radio and heater,
fully equipped; take over pay
ments: S34o Cd plus repossession
Zee. BARRIE RoToRs, INC. $50
Pa. ave. ne, Ii. $4,000.
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la7O BIadsn1STuHrrD NJ. u, 7-ssOC
FORD ~ VS. Pairlane 800
=. and h.. Wv. tires. FordomatI I
dr., etc: 1000 actual miles
ike new: 81, aa5. MoNT0OM.
ERY-sTUBBs, s7ib BiSdensSurI
I'd. AP. 7-2a20. Open ewes. I'll o
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MERCURY 1854

Monterey hardtop coupe; Mefco
n Psais s sssa '' SarTsaIs vs5S
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Rockville Project

Steven Kokes. 4212 Great Oak I'd !,
Rockville, owner and builder; dwell
ing at 1855 Carrolton I'd, Rock
vile: cost, S27,500: architect. Bart
Mary 3. Carter, ais Great Oak
I'd, Rockville, owner; dwelling AZ
1887 Cresthaven dr., Silver Spring;
cost, $4,000; builder, Carter Const.
George M. Johnson $500 Good
hope I'd. Silver Spring. owner and
builder; dwellings at 1909 and
1915 Harding lane, colesVille; cost.
$4,000 each.
Woodside Censt. Co. Inc. 1904
Republic I'd, Silver Spring. owner:
dwelling at 1852 Glenhaven dr.,
Silver Spring; cost, $4,000: archi-
tect. Z. P. Stadler; builder. J D.
Warren N. Lockwood, 2340 Mont
gomery St. Silver Spring. owner and
builder: dwelling at 1910 Kinloch
rd., Silver Spring; cost $4,000.
Maynard @. Loubier, 4-5726 Chill
lum HEIGHTS dr.. Hyattsville. owner
and builder; dwelling at Green
castle rd.. Burtonsvtile; cost. si2.-
600; architect, Bertley q Gates.
Greenwood Development Corp. w.
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Group to,open
Motor Hotel

Opening of a 50 million
Norfolk motor hotel and res
taurant is expected this fall.
lanai. Inc, a Washington
managed concern. said this
week.
The structure, begun last
year, will contain ITO rooms
and a private club, accord
ing to James X. Beazley,
president.
The Janaf company is a
public stock concern with
holders in the Washington
area. an official said. The
concern is developing a 123-
acre tract in Norfolk to con-
tain a shopping center, Office
building and medical center.
Architect Of the motel was
Edward H. Noakes e. Asso-
ciates, Bethesda. H. F. Brown
& Co. is builder.
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Home for Bethesda

Ken Freeman Corp. 6410 RUM
I'd. Chevy Chase, owner and builder;
dwelling ct S4O7 Westmont ter, Be-
thesda: cost. $4,000.
Woodacres Const. Corp, 6701 Hill
andale I'd Chevy Chase, owner acA
builder: dwelling at 5S05 Dsvonshife
dr., Bethesda: cost, $4,000; afesz=a
teet, Patterson & Worland.
Pryme Construction Corp, TsS=
Georgia ave. NV. WashihgS1--
owner and builder; DWELLINGS at
Singleton and Wadsworth drs., Be-
thesda: cost, $4,000 each: archi-
tect, B. W. Katz.
Polinger Const. Co., 1914 Ruatan
St, Silver Spring. owner and builder:
Z DWELLINGS, at 300 block BrooklaWn
ter, Bethesda cost. S1S.500: ar
chitect. BARLEY a. Gates
James Bosco. co 1918 Lee hwy,
Arlington, owner; dwelling at Scott
Or, Potomac; cost, $4,000; archi-
tect. s. y. Branson: builder, North
ern Developers.
Georgetown const Co., co
Browner, S226 Fenton st., Silver
Spring, owner and builder: 3 DWELL
tngs at Pomona DR.. and Ashburton
Jane, Bethesda: cost, $1,000 each;
architect, A. Sind.
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More Maryland Homes
Montgomery Permits Issued

oeorgia ave-. silver Spring, owner
and builder; DWELLINGS At Nicola
I'd and Littleton st., Wheaton: cost.
$4,000 each; architect, Jack c.
Cohen.
Edwin A. Burkhardt, 1850 viers
Mil I'd. Wheaton, owner and builder;
dwelling at 30S Vierling dr., Coles
vile: cost. $1,000.
Potomac Electric Power Co., 929
Z ST.. NV Washington. owner; in
dustrial steam generating station at
DickerSon: cost $4,000, 900: en-
gineer, Stone q webster Engineering
Corp.
Thomas r. steadman, 1910 Flint
dr., owner; dwelling at 1907 Hill
ridge dr.. Kensington: cost, S25. 900;
architect, Stanley H. Arthur; builder,
Collins Bros.
H. Byron Gates, IT,, 1911 west.
University blvd, Wheaton. owner:
dwelling at COOS Hermitage ave.
Silver Spring: cost, $4,000: archi.
teet. BARLEY q Gates.
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Commercial Building

Nlvel Conduit Inc, 1901 RAN
doiph I'd, Rockville. owner; COM
nleIeial building at 1901 visrs
builder, Charles r. Scrivener Co..
Inc,
Marbury Homes, Inc. 1881 Be-
thesda ave, Bethesda, owner and
builder; dwelling at 60l0 Maiden
lane. Bethesda; cost, 100000; archi-
teet, II. .. KorzendoTfer
BOX 2l9. Monrovia, owner and
builder; dwelling at Rte. "a. Damas-
Gus; cost, $1,000
j. c. conley const. Co.. Inc, 9525
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Recent permits issued by
Montgomery County follow:

NAOAANoOAANAS SOaAAhy AOAAoWs
Clyde W. and Janet p. Ausher.
man, Route 1. DeTwood, owner and
builder; dwelling at Derwood-
Redland I'd, Derwood: cost. $40. 800
POlinger Construction Co.. 1914
! Ruatan st.. Silver Spring. owner and
builder; seven dwellings at Pauline
dr. and Brooklawn ter. Bethesda;
cost. $4,000 each: architect, BARLEY
q Gates
Donald A and A. D. Bethke. 5215
wisslom!ne I'd, Bethesda. owner
and builder: dwelling at 5233 West
path way. Bethesda: ,cost, S29,OO0i
architect, r. A. Bethke
simon sherman. 1850 Viers Mil
I'd. Wheaton, owner: four dwellings
ct 1880 block Colt ter, Wheaton;
cost, Sl0,500 each: architect, Bart
ley q Gates: builder. Colt Const. Co.
william ]. Scalley. 1920 Blueridge
ave. Silver Spring, owner and build
er, dwelling at 601 Verify dr.. Coles
vile; cost, $4,000
DR.. c, Meiner. co liz Piping
Rock I'd. Silver Spring, owner;
dwelling at 20I2 Forestdale dr.. Sill
yer Spring: cost. $4,000: builder.
Hunter L. Gardner.
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g31i University blvd Silver Spring,
ewner and builder. rs dwellings at
viesta and Greenwood rds, Silver
Spring; cost. $4,000 each; arehi-
tect. Jack c. Cohen.