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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27

Nj and Mrs. Herman Dowdy
and Jane and Nh and Mrs Ry-
land Dowdy and family visited Mr.
and Mrs jos Rafferty, and family
of Sutherland. Sunday
Mrs c y ProFtitt. who has been
spending the past week with Mr.
ana Mrs Vcrna"d Proffitt. returned
% her home ii Charlottesville Tues
day
Mr ana Mrs Emmett Dunkum
agd Mrs Cora Dunkum we're Farm
}lie Ylsitogs On Thursday
Mrs Monrc Johns. Of Farmvile
is spending this week With her
sch and dAuehter nlaw. Frank
JONAS and family
Carol Anne Moore Of Buckine
ham spent last week with her
grandmother MIS- Annie Garnet
AND attended Vacation Bible
School
Mr. ana MIS- Emmett DunkAm
MIS- Cora Dunknm and Miss VIII
son called on Mr. and Mrs George
Phaup. and Ms Emmett Dunkum
VISITED WIN Mrs RAYMOND PhAup.
Oh Wednesday afternonr
Mrs Lucy Beisch and Miss An
me Phagp were FasmYlle visitors
last week
Mr. and Mrs Emmett Dunkum
MIA Miss Wilson visited Misses
Eliza KATE White. Mrs Johnson
and paln.ore White Sunday after
noon Other callers in ire White
home were Mrs Maxey and Mrs
Reeves Jones. Of Dlllwgn
Chicago Guests
Guests e Mr. and Mrs WRhe
Ownsby ana family al M and
Mrs Buford ownsby Of Chicago.
III Also Ar and Airs Kemp Rob
eltson, Of Pigeon Forge Tenn
Miss June oNnsby and Blllq
VISITED Misses jean and Judy Kidd
Of Wngina, last Week
The Willie ownhv family were
luncheon guests sliday VI Mr ana
Mrs Goats. Of Crews
Mr. and Mrs Bernard Smith
visited her parents MI and Mra
Jim Marks sunday
\ @ Marks Sisted the Alfred
Harris family last Week
Willie ownsby ana family a.
tended morning services AZ Belfast
Chruch Crewe Sunday where he
was me speaker
Mrs NJ NJ Julian Visited the
Howard Chance family Monday
They aleo attended the funeral of
Grandson Newton ~ the afternoon
IA ana MIS- Emmett Dunkun
and ANS cora DMKnn and Mlss
Ii2z.e WATSON cancd Oh Mrs W C
fhppen<aad Alts l.acy fhppen M
Thursday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27

CurdsviIie Events
Bible School
Ended Sunday At
Curdsville Center

The Vacation Bible School held
last week at the Community Centes
clOsSd Sunday morning with ap-
propllate exercises. and the attend
ance during the entire week was
good, and the picnic lunch on Sat
ryday was enjoyed BY the pupils
and then parents.
The WSCS Of SMYRNA win meet
With Mis- Lottie Bailey on We'd
nesday July . Al ~2.3o Pm .lt's
honed many will attend
The Hickory Grove Home Demon
stlation Club meets Tuesday july
Is, With Mss Florence Jones and
Mrs Marie Elkins as hostcsses
Mrs Stella Walker. Of san Fran.
CISCO. has been visiting Mrs Halle
Baldfldge. and she Mrs Baldgidge
Mrs Bessie Finch and Mrs. RUBY
Jones are al Lake JunaMSka. NO.
this week
Miss Marica MeChne. Of Norton
is visiting her grandmother MIS-
c. c Harvey, and other relatives
m F'armvllle, and also Miss Marx
Baldwin Newman. Of F'a .mville Is
with her grandmother tits week
Mr. and Mrs Yancy Bailey
X I ny and Barbara ana Billy
Bailey. Of FarmWlle. visited ,heir
mother Mrs Willie Bailey. and
sisters, Mrs Preston and Grace fI0l-
land OF Hollands. Saturday MES.
Bailey Is feeling much betler.F and
enjoyed her company
Miss Doris Wells. Of Richmond
> pent the Week end WITH tie
Raineys
Mems Club 10 Meet
The Mems CAib 81 Smyrna win
meet Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock
At the church july Il
Sunday luncheon guests Of MI
and MIS- Vernard Profit. were
Mi and Mrs Kemper Beasley k
NJ and T c
Mr. and MS Wesley Dunkum
visited Mrs W c Fippen and
Mrs Lucy Duncan. and attended
the funeral Of Mrs Joe Tall4v
Sunday afternoon Miss Bessie Ana
erson and Mrs Herndon. both OF
Richmond we're alsJ visiting AIrs
t'hppen
Mrs Cora Dank0m VINO visited
80
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27
Powhaian News

The Ballseillc Home Denonstra-
ton Club VIII meet Oh Jlne 20 al
2 pm. Il tllr home Of Mrs K
4 y BlanIon
The poWhalan Ill Club met At
The home q Mis- i s Brent
june " The club project ioi tbe
year is Pep Up YoaF Room A
III nonsiration was gwen BY MISS
Joyce Huffman Home Denonstra
ton Agent W Flower Arrange
merit
An all day picnic was held bs
The. Fine Greek II u Club Junt
10. at the home Of Mrs Dairell
Jeigev Following the picnic an
interesting talk on birds Mas glveh
BY Mrs. Steven Hughes Of Rich
mond
The Clayville Aioseley II ID Clue
held Us monthly meeting June II
with mrs Dot INpseomh The
demonstration 81 Simple carpen-
trv' was conducted by Club leadei
Mrs Dot Idpscoaia 4nd Nils IN
III Bradbury The next nceuuE was
A picnic on june AZ
he roNA%taa H.esltlon 4. the
State All Short Course consist Vi
Kay Simmons Dorothy Gll 44
F5f,l4s II4EtAt Iaf ~ .IsY .#t.t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27

Ne.gAbors are sIad III haye her ID
home
nond visited hcr mother. Mrs
II Harris, q Alpha las- week
othr gpests aetr llr and Mrs J
LEXIS snoi,Iy Of Scott vlle Mrs.
5npddy ~ Sister IN Ma Harr.s
Inc Vacation Blbie School II N
sonA Methodist Chnch lasi weak
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27
Glendale.

MIS- Susie n Davidson oi The
orchard has returned from Ill ex
tended vlslt With htf son and
dANRhler-in-laN Dr and MIS-
chafles Az DAVIDSON u Baltimore
Ma she also VISITED he daughters
An4 s9as hla@ Ms and Mrs Our
tia NaSbrlgA Of Calvcrton ano
Nf aAd Mrs El.ood Nuckols 81
Smyrna Del
Mt aiid Mrs Charles o White.
MAI Charlotte N. g.. and Mis-
wares sister Mrs William
Walker, and her granddaughter
Maiy walker d Schuyler visited
Ni Annie r Johnson III "Utton
Papago Indian news., 1958-01-10
DEFENDANT

Jose Lewis
Joe Oliver
Lor EMO Sa 1c lido
Char les Soils Sr.
Logan Hayes
Tony Francisco
willie Miguel
tan ley adams
Sam Car los
Chr istoph er R los
Joe Chr is toba1
Harold Campus
Ramon Juan
Pa u1 hntwne
Elmer Campus
Johnny Mart inez
Angus t inc Ch leo
Jose Ramon
Xa vier Lopez
Alber t Iur ietta
Ramon A1var 90
Jose PanCho
Edmund Care la
Wi1fr ed Pa bio
Jose Ochoa
Edward Antone
Jose Henry
Lena Ea vier
Jose Chr / st inc
Manuel Gu leo
James Ma yor
Jony Franc isco
Char les Soils Sr.
Jose Bernard
Toni Flor es
Sam Lopez
Luc lille Mca fee
Lopez Iene c 10
s teven Ramon
Mo lily Juan
Frank Luna
Billie Pedro
IA yier Sam
Jose Lopez Jr.
Lor oy Antone
La ura Juan
Joe Listo
Pancho lAnua1
A1onzo Sa lv3c 10
Leonard Ziar vey
Fer nando icuel
John Thome s
Listo Antoine
Harry wilson
Ell liza beth Ba il
Marc ell mo Bare clio
Lewis Untto
John Bare clio
Frank Ramon, l
Da vid R los
Franc isco Ramirez
Is So c Mart inaz
Papago Indian news., 1958-01-10

VILLAGE
Toro' S Ranch
San Xa vi er
San Xa vi or
Little Tue son
No lie Village 9
Tue son
Tue son
S ellis
Tue son
San Xa vier
San Xa vier
San Xa vier
San X7 vi er
San Xa vi er
San Xa vier
San Xa vier
Eloy, arizona
Tue son
Sc n IA vier
Cpowhang
San Aa vi er
Tue son
Pan TAX
Tue son
San Xa vier
Sc nta Rosa V.
San Xa vier
S ellis
Crowhang
Tue son
S ellis
Suc son
San inc ente
Topa wa
San Xa vier
Tue s6n
S ellis
San Vino ente
Sen "a W. er
Tue son
Tue son
San Xa vi er
Santa Rosa Rancl
S ellis
Che -co 27 Viii 1a
Ventana Village
Kaka Villa &c
S ellis
Topawa
S ellis
he rama
Big Fields
S ellis
Chou1ic
Pisinimo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
Skoting Party
On Thursday

The fourth annual Teen Club
roller skating party. conducted
by the Prince Georges County
Recreation Department. will be
held Thursday in the Bladens-
burg Arena.
Over 500 teen-agers from rs
clubs are expected to attend
and compete for individual
prizes and team trophies.
The program, under the di-
rection of Pat Alouise. mana
ger Of the Arena. will give the
teen-agers an opportunity to
demonstrate their skills in
novelty and speed races.
A revolving team trophy Won
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
WASHINGTON GUITARIsT
Musicion Pans Rock and Roll
Hy FREDERIC ROWELL
star Stsn Writer

Charlie Byrd. the popular
Washington guitarist. thinks
rock and roll lis just a bill Of
goods that has been sold to the
kids"
But, Charlie adds. rock and
roll is no worse than the popu-
lar music of a decade ago. and
at IsxsI the teen-agers today
like a little life in their music.
Charlie. 81. who is accom-
plished In both the classic and
Jazz mediums. comments:
This has often been called
The age of mediocrity. and rock
and roll is another one of its
manifestations.
If there is anything immoral
about rock and roll" he con-
tinues, 1T is in the people who
develop such fads for profit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
WHAT YOUNG PEOPLE THINK
7een-Aqers Favor Small marriages.

I'D like to have my honey
moon as long as possible" said
a l7-year-old Bronx, N. Y, boy,
but I think it is going to be
very short because don't think
I'm going to have much
money"
las long as my husband can
afford is the time would like
for my honeymoon" said Judy
Fox of Syracuse, N. Y.
I'D love to go to Paris but
probably wouldn't have the
money" a New Jersey girl told
us.
My whole life would be a
honeymoon" sighed starry
eyed Linda of Syracuse. N. Y.
About two out of three teen
ayers would like a months
honeymoon and one in five
thinks his or her honeymoon
should be about two weeks long.
Barbara Galajda. IA, of Yon-
kerS. N. Y, figures two weeks
would be an appropriate time
for the bride and groom to get
to know each other but. she
adds:
"A true honeymoon should
last the rest of married life"
Honeymoons didn't mean too
much to two girls we inter-
viewed.
"All / want is a nice groom"
said Baltimore lass.
II don't think I'll get mar
ried in the first place." said q
bitter l6-year-old.
Well ask her again in q
couple of years.
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expenses. Ninety-five per cent
of them felt that way.
Parental blessing. as we'll as
dads check book, also is i'm
portant to altar bound youth.
Less than l per cent of the
youngsters told US they would
like to elope. They're suSpi-
cious of elopement marriages.
MY brother eloped," said a
Chicago boy. by the time my
mother and dad forgave him,
he and his wife were sepa-
rated"
Fewer than l per cent of those
polled said they thought their
mothers or fathers would like to
have them elope.
More teen-agers want to be
married in private homes than
any other place. There again
they are flying in the face of
the known popularity of the
church wedding right now.
1t is not strange that the
girls. who are more apt to like
"a pompous wedding than the
boys, also lean more toward a
church wedding.
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No Contribution

The musician says that rock
and roll offers no real contribu-
lions to Jazz. Its basic SINH
larity to this music form. he
says. is a small amount of
improviSation-but it primarily
deals in eliches and repetition.
Rock and roll, he continues.
is not new. Bands have been
playing it for Is years under
the title of playing heat" 1t is
usually executed poorly, he
states. or when played by good
musicians it is done for money.
As for Jazz in the future.
Charlie believes there will be
little change in the art form.
but ne hesitates to speculate
on changes in the popular
styles.
Charlie lives with his wife,
Virginia. and two children,
jeff and Carol. at 1906 Gran
din avenue in Rockville. Md.
He now plays six nights a
week at the Showboat. PATTI
Eighteenth street NV Might
cap" his Sunday night WMAL
television show. comes on at
1l:25. He also can be heard
Tuesday night on the Charlie
Byrd radio show at $3.50 on
station WGMS.
His current records are
Jazz Recital" Blues for
Night People" and AN An
Theology of Music for the Gui-
tar-Sixteenth Century"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
By EUGENE GILBERT
Youth Research Co.

1t looks like the hard-pressed
father Of the bride may be
able to relax one of these days.
His teen-age sons-and, more
important. his daughters-are
leaning toward small, informal
weddings.
This in face of the fact that
actual weddings these days are
reported to be more lavish and
elaborate than ever.
Our latest survey of youth
full thought in America came
up with the information that
only three girls out of seven
and one boy in four say now
that they would prefer being
married with pomp and cere-
mony.
And there are indications
that those who want a formal
wedding are influenced by the
fact that they feel their par
ents expect it of them.
II would like to make it
very simple but mother would
have a fit" said Ann Clark of
Jacksonville. Fla. After all,
I'm her only daughter and
she's been looking forward to
my wedding since the day ]
was born"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
Unique Guitorist

The Washington guitarist is
unique He excellS on both the
amplified and Spanish guitar.
His preference took a turn to-
wards the Spanish variety
when he discovered his interest
in the classics. The Spanish
guitar is the classical guitar
He feels that while the pick
technique of the amplif1ed
guitar allows a more rapid
scale passage and pronounced
rhythm. it lacks the variety
and beauty of the classic style.
Here is his advice to young
RUitaristS:
Anyone can learn to play
the guitar by himself. but a
teacher will help to facilitate
the process.
Since the pick and classic
techniques are so different.
neither style lends itself to the
other.
Get a teacher" he advises
''who really knows the tech
nique for the type of guitar you
want. even though his style
of playing may be different
from yours"
Charles first introduction to
the guitar was under the tute-
lage of his father at the age Of
10. He added to his experience
by playing with local Jazz bands
while attending Virginia Poly
tech Institute and high school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
PopuIorityVote

Quito Jones has been voted
the greatest guy" in the
seventh grade at Western
Jonior High School and John
Costello won the title Of the
most muscular" Other win
nerS in the seventh grade
Super Student" contest are
Julie Mackie, best PERSONAL
ity"; Jean Rowland. best
dressed: Jean Welty. "perkiest
pony tall; and Jean Bochm-
Ter. biggest fln't." Alice Jean
Strickland end Sally Curry tied
for the sweetest smile" title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30

After the war. Charlie. a
native of Suffolk, Va, played in
New York with a group COM
posed of Sol Yaged. Joe Mar
sala. Freddie Slack and Bar
bara Carroll. 1t was while he
was in New York that he tried
to transcribe classic piano mu-
sic for the guitar and developed
his interest for the classic
technique.
In 1850 he moved to the Dis
trict. where he studied the
classical guitar with Sophocles
PappaS and composition with
Thomas Simmons at the Co.
lumbia School of Music.
Charlie. until then a speci-
alist in jazz. then made an
addition in New York with the
internationally noted maestro
of the classic guitar. Andres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30

SegOvia. and as a result was
invited to take a summer course
in 1854 in Siena, Italy. This
led to his adding a new touch
in the broad guitar field: he
plays jazz on the Spanish
guitar.
The result is a frantic blend
ing of the old and new world.
Here is a style that takes the
techniqueS Of the old masters
and interweaves them with the
improvisation of jazz.
Even though Charlie has
introduced a new style he feels
that the basic concepts never
change. He compares the styles
of jazz to the styles in woman's
fashions. The exterior changes
with the seasons but the basic
ingredient never VARIES" he
says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
Money the Cue

Roughly one out of three
want a church wedding-37 per
cent of the girls and "a per
cent Of the boys.
Both practically and moon
beams ruled the teen-agers'
thoughts as to the length of
honeymoon they should have.
For the practical, money is the
guide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
European Studies

During World War II he
played with Djaneo Reinhardt.
the eminent French 5azz eui-
tariSt. and became familiar
with Reinhardt's unique style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30

last year by the Bladensburg
Teen Club, will go to the club
winning the highest number Of
points in the seven scheduled
events.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
No Elopements

Nevertheless. if they want a
big wedding or a small one. the
teen-agers are almost unani-
nous in the feeling that they
should not share in the wedding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

CHARLFs n. JAMIsON

~ q, Term. eh. house, recently
interior decorated, nonru aandfd
dO-stali D. G. aairy barn. neW silo,
corn house, cali barn and mlsefl
hidgs = ~ acres wooded. balance
erol ana sraaf: permanent stream,
SCOTT, frontage on hard road.
IN rapidly deyelopina area, sood
view; near urbana entefchanRe,
- miles D. c. $4,000, Sos cash
40 q. s-room eh. house with
10 a. wooded. bai. crop and Grahh
on recently approved road near
ACC IN Germantown; IS MI. d. c.;
$4,000. terms.
sl5 a, s-rm. house, recently
painted. new water system, tpa-
cloul, tiled kit, 40xsO barn.
equipped Tor Bait. market, lee.,
deep, fant-moying min NtreAm and
d0sn. meadow, 20 a, wooded, bal,
gfaka and hay; aoil hank payment
" 900, leaving 100 a. for cattle
and hay; mile frontage on county
rd., Frederick CO.. l. nj. no. Of
Pred 81 1900, ehf. eash
OIL heat. hardwood nrs.. foungs.
ANN aAAAAf NAAtaNttHf NNtWf At#NA
excel shade: timber, 5000
Monts. Co. ~ mi. b. G.; sci. 900
nv +. K; ;r" H., 6 Ar and HS ssS.
inets. cattle and horse barn. lge
creek. fronted on hard surfaced
nj NJ D, e.; $1,000, ss. oi Ca cash "
picture window. Z nreplaees. rec.
Tm,. bedrmN,, mod. kit, Oh heat,
horse barn, erehsrd: lake pvt.
$50 a. s-rm. house. bath, cattle
barn; 40 q. wooded, bal crop and
sras., lse stream; rs mi. D. c.;
n a. mr.. whites Ferry. on APP
proved road GOOD stream and
spring: ope-haif wooded; rs mi.
ID. c.. $4,000. y cash,
cHARLEe II. JAMESON
PoolssyiIls; Nd pI. g.sses; %, O
Charles Elgin, Df, N-3372. IRWIN
AuTT pO 0-0gOH
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,N.Op1IlelIs NotP'
LoTs, ACREAGE WANTED

CHURCH slTE-Independent Evan
gelical Church desires site in
greater Sc Wash. suitland pref.
RE. 6-47O5
RELIABLE BUILDERS desire lge.
tract suitable for subdivision.
Water and sewer must be avail.
Prefer suitland or District Heiehts
area but will consider other Sec
tons MAX MILLER, II, 7-2IOO:
ewes, ia, 9-SS53.
rs TO 100 ACRES with sewer and
water avail. for medium price
range homes. Call MERRIMACK
CONSTRUCTION CORP. OIL. g.
1915.
LOT, LEVEL, MONT. CO.. pref. with
water and sewer. By builder. Rea-
sonable. Box 64-T, Star.
Washington and MONTGOMERY Coun-
"; JACKSON REALTY CO., ST.
BUILDER needs finished lots. Can
Mr.. Charles, JU. S-7976.
LAND WANTED-Need cash fastq
Will buy 1-l5 acres in Nd NEARBY
ID. Co. JU. 7-656b. Ii. 7-3303.
HAVE CLIENT with $4,000 to in
vest in lots or acreage nearby d. c.
call JOHN L. SHELTON REALTOR,
10 $1,000
PVT. OWNER, prefer Mont. Co,
developed area. ready TO build.
Approx. so It. front. RIA. 6-Sll4.
APT. HOUSE GROUND in desirable
Wash. or Md. county area. Please
indicate general location, coming,
and asking price per 50. II. in
reply. Prompt action on all replies.
Box 3S5-T, Star.
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Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

I. Near Lothian. ga acres, 2
farm houses, z barns. well. streams.
timber. outbuildings. immediate
g,esssssion, paved road. IS miles
2. Broadwater Greek, i7-aere
truck farm, 200 n. waterfront. good
home. furnished; outhuildinsS. COM
plete farm equipment. 30 miles
Wash $1,000
3 Near Bristol. ga acres. mod
ern 3-bedroom home, all electric
kitchen. tenant house. 5 tobacco
barns. 93-acre tobacco allotment,
outhulldings. owner being trans
ferred: IS miles washington.
4. West River. acre. modern z
room home with basement. directly
on river. dock, rs miles Washing
!. Lothian. q acres, wooded.
road frontaee, timber, rs miles
Fair Haven, modern 3-bed-
room home. attractive kitchen.
furnished. porch. good view Of bay.
immediate possession 35 miles
Z. Rose Haven, 3-bedroom home,
bath. furnished. screened porch.
fenced yard. view OF Ches. Bay,
lust like new. near yacht club, 80
miles washington. $4,000.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
Call Mrs. williams. University
7-44s1. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick, Mary
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH-Ocean front cottage
MOD, borms., ? b., July 26-Aug.
10. Special rate. OIL. 4-38i6.
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Enioy
your vacation. Modern rambler. >
baths, dishwasher etc: everything
Turn. Open Aug. .. OIL. 4-72n3
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.--For sale
b-rm furn. house: winterized, with
fireplace. enclosed porch. includes
fully equip. kit. rental guest cot
tage, Lot 6O'x125'. Dickinson
1879 or write Box 10, Beth. Beach.
FENwICK ISLE. DEL.-cottage, u
block from ocean: avail. August q:
S15 wk. IA. S-7S42.
OCEAN CITY, Md, p. 3-bed-
room apis. New. exclusive. CEN
Sept SIoo.sieo' Wv wo. n0s s.7 .nfg
anytime.
REH0BOTH BEACH. DEL.-Two
small apis; sleep 3 and 4; avail
week. Tel. Rehcbot6 ss44' gov '''
COLONIAL BEACH. cottage on
waterfront. Reasonable. LU
SCIENTIST CLIFFS, Port Republic
Md.-Furn. cottages for rent, "a
approved college graduates. Phone
or, write ROUTE MATTESON.
Prlnce Frederick 1856. See also
waterfront Sale Ad.
Mr., OCEAN CITY, on FenWick
Island-Furn, apis; sleeps s;
call LA. 9-i304.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-3-bedrm. apt.
avail Aug, 3 to 90; accommodate !
people: in ocean blk. WA. 7-OIiS
so. BETHANY, DEL, Aug. 1880
= twin hedrms 2-bath house,
l75 It. from ocean. compl. furn..
4 SlS5 wk. Dickinson 7154.
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PANoRAMA

IN wsstnoreiand county, one Of
me nnedt estates N. TideUater,
Nirginla, near the hirthplacea OF
uen, hoht \. lee, Geo. Washing
ton ana James Monroe. apDroSi-
matfB % miles from the Ma.
tons Capital standing maiesiir-
ally on = hill OVerlooking 4 pic
luIeeque fresh-water lake which
borders the s0o-acre estate "a
three sldss Ths grounds are
enn and Old Knallsh hoxwooda.
Lhs Colonial house, lloka0. with
sandstone step. and slate root, a
conflfccted Of Flemlsh bend brick
and ~ frQnt 4 graeed With white
eolumns, featuring 90 pine noor-
ina, i0-ft. eellinrn oId hardunre.
\ hreplacea With Chlppendale
msntel IN living room, 4 stain
wells; comfortably heated With
en yapor heat. The ar1t foor n
divided into an entrance hall. llv-
lnr room, dining room. library,
Kitchen, butlera pantry. pantry
porch. and powder room second
noot haa I'VE bedrooms, tile bath.
cedar room. Pull basement recre-
alton room. laundry rom and
bath, house alone would co1t
AROUND &ih0,OOO 70 replace in
perfect condition. Price. eaA. On0.
Owner Will finance w g RICE
HrlkaR Waeaaa ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE. list
or 2nd MORTGAGE IA 2-23n3 OF
IA 7-5SOO
End TRUgTs-Absolutely TOP spot.
cash prices paid Nd, Va, ID. c
Cal daily or night. 10. 4-6565
3I'
PRECIOUS RETIREMENT HOME
In Shenandoah Valley. l acre
fenced. newly decor, water sof.
tener. air conditioner: $4,000
zERKEL REALTY. JE. 2-259s.
low RATEs-FAsT ACTION--ist.
end TRUST LOANS for anv pur.
pose Dl 7-444h. ewes JU S-y49s
FIRST AND SECOND Trust LOANS
PURCHASED BARLOW REALTY
co Realtors 1891 q s.. NV
NE S-2495.
MONEY end TRUST-we win buy
md trust notes d C nearby Nd
or Va. reasonable rates VA
TIONAL MORTGAGE A INVEST.
pMENT CORP. l3t2 n Y. ave
NV. MA S-5sa3.
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
N X STONE. OIL 2-3414
end TRUST PURCHAsE-Low dis
Cali hi. 7-5dsS Q iii q: after D
IMMEDIATE CASH for repairs.
bills or any purpose ross
MORTGAGE CO.. Me s-6s7s