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Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Jacobs spent
the weekend in Arnold, Nd. with
their children, Mr.. and Mrs. Thigh
man Krause and grandchildren,
Rusty and Philip Duane. While
there they helped Rusty celebrate
his fifth birthday.
Mrs. Arthur Carter and Mrs.
Harvey Carey spent Tuesday in
Rehoboth with Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Argo.
Seek the favor of those you
wish happiness not advantage"
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Ashton and
daughter Barbara Gayle were Sat-
urday night callers on the Robbins
Webb family.
Miss Brenda Donovan, Miss Faye
Mills and Miss Patsy Sharp were
in a piano recital held in Asbury
Church, Harrington, on Sunday af-
ternoon. Those attending from
Cedar Neck were Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
ney Sharp and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Brantley Donovan. Mrs. Fannie
Mae Mills and children and Mrs.
Vesta Mills.
Master LuciuS Webb was an ov-
ernight patient in the Milford Me-
mortal Hospital on Friday for the
removal of his tonsils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Sapp and
son were callers on her father,
Howard Argo on Fathers Day.
1t is no great matter to live
lovingly with humble and meek
persons, but he that can do so
with the peevish and perverse-he
hath true charity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Moore and
daughter Debbie of Magnoiia were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Sapp and son Kenny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carter en-
tertained to dinner on Sunday their
children, who are Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Carter and children. Chris,
Kim, Carol, Jr., and Judy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Carter and daughter
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20

| will be with you. | will not
fail or forsake you.-Joshua rs.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
You do your half and God will
never fail to do His.
Preaching, Sunday, June 30. Rev.
Hamilton in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayes and
daughters were Sunday afternoon
visitors of Mrs. Joseph Wagner in
Camden.
Billie Mills, Jay Watson, Jr., and
Everett Argo enjoyed 3-day trip
along with Is other members OF
the FLA up and around Hershey
Pa. The boys visited many farms
in that area as well as the Hershey
plant
Little vicky Prischett is i'll with
the mumps and Kathy Hayes has
the measles.
Doubt whom you will. but never
yourself"
Linda Hayes, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Hayes, was in the
dance recital held in the Lulu NJ
Ross School Saturday evening
Several in our community attend
ed the recital. Renee Cohee and
Nancy Harrington were also in the
recital. Their parents were well
pleased with the little folks and
what they had learned under Betty
Gilligan's teaching in such a short
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Knight WIS.,
tied his parents in Magnolia on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Virden of Cam
den were Sunday callers on the
Pritchett family
Miss Brenda Donovan is visiti-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donovan
this week in Wilmington.
Oscar Watkins has moved in his
home near the dyke. A new Cedar
Necker.
/. Hope awakens courage. He who
can implant courage in the hui
man soul is the best physician.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. James
e. Mills this past week have been
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mills, Mr.
and Mrs. Brownlow Morris and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Warnock and family.
Brantley Donovan and children
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dono-
van in Bridgeville on Sunday to
help celebrate his mothers 18th
birthday and Fathers Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fitzgerald,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Mills, Mrs. Ella
Sharp, Mrs. Edith Reed and Edgar
Bennett were callers on Mrs. Uran-
ia Carey on Sunday evening.
Miss Faye Mills was an over
night guest on Sunday of Miss
Beverly Donovan.
There is destiny that makes
us brothers. None goes his way
alone. All that we send into the
lives of others comes back into
our own.
Miss Charlene Pritchett is at
tending Camp Todd at Denton, Md.
for two weeks.
Mrs. Mary Drummend and Mrs.
Stella Watson attended an all day
work shop lunch school program
meeting on Monday, held. in New
ark. Mrs. Caroline Clark is there
for three days.
Beverly Donovan and Faye Mills
spent Monday night with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Mills. ~
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20

Joan of Georgetown, Mr. and Mrs
Allan Carter and daughters, Deb
bic and Dawn, Joseph Carter and
children, Nancy Lee and Joy.
Rev. Douglas Milbury was call
ing in Cedar Neck on Saturday af-
ternoon. Many of our smaller chill
dren are attending Bible School at
Calvary Methodist Church which
started Monday morning.
Il have resolved, never to do
anything which l would be afraid
to do If il were the last hour of
my life.''
Elwood Mills is a patient liz tSe
Milford Memorial Hospital. / be-
lieve he is improving at the pres
ent time.
Mrs. Thomas Carroll is spend
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
X. E. Cannon Gets
Pharmacy Award
fcontinueo from page one)

Society president, Charles s.
Health. was also honored, with a
special presidents plaque for his
Outstanding service and contribu-
tions to pharmacy in Delaware"
which was presented to him by
Robert Gahagan of the Pepsodent
Division OF Lever Brothers Com
pany. Pepsodent is contributing
the Presidential Scholarship to the
Society's long-range program to
build future leadership for phar-
macy within the state.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20

ing lot of time with her niece
Patsy who is in the Milford Me-
mortal Hospital She was injured
very badly on Thursday night of
last week in an accident near Can
mons Filling Station. Patsy will
be moved to Wilmington as soon as
the doctors think she can make
the trip.
EPtSTLE OF JAMES
Is any man sick among yon? Let
him call in the elders of the
church, and let them pray over
him amounting him with oil in
the name of the word and the
prayer of faith shall save the sick,
and the Lord shall raise him up."
Through sunshine and shadow
He careth for YOU
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
Pilgrim Holiness
Wesleyan Methodist
Churches Unite

A union of the Pilgrim Holiness
Church and the Wesleyan Metho-
dist was favosably voted upon, 32l
to 100, at the twenty-third quad
rennial conference of the Pilgrim
Holiness Church convened at the
Billy Sunday Tabernacle in VIM
ona Lake. Indiana.
Other legislation of the confer
ence, which has been in session
since June 10, has made provision
for three General Superintendent
for junior church membership and
for setting up a central agency at
the Indianapolis general headquar-
ters to provide ministerial study
course for unordained ministers
and deaconnesses.
Some $500 delegates and friends
listened to reports of the denom-
nations general officers during the
early part of the conference, and
numerous gains were cite, among
them membership gain of 1880,
and Sunday school enrolment
of 29.5%. The denomination re-
ports 144 new churches organized
and an increase of more than 6.5
million dollars in total receipts
for the four year period. The Pill
grims ranked third among the de-
nominations of the United States
in per capital giving in 1857.
The matter of union with the
Wesleyan Methodist Church has
been under advisement for several
years, and the proposal of merger
between the two denominations
was recommended by joint com
mission composed of official rep
reSentatives from both groups. A
similar recommendation is to be
presented to the conference of the
Wesleyan Methodist Church which
meets in June 1859.
The two denominations are sim
liar in doctrine with an emphasis
upon the new birth and entire sane
tification as taught by John Wes-
ley. Should the union be imple-
mented it would createVa new body
of some 1000 churches with 100,-
600 members.
The new plan providing for
three full-time superintendents to
give themselves to the admins
tration and supervision of the
church numbering some so thou
sand members throughout the
world replaces provision of one
General Superintendent and two
part-time assistants. The new Off
GERS to serve for the next four
years are to be elected tomorrow.
Junior church membership pro-
vides for receiving into church
children from the age
of z to 13 who have received Christ
as Saviour. Such members do not
have voting privileges nor. can they
hold office but all such members,
upon reaching the age of IA may
be taken into adult membership,
either on probationary or regular
status.
The new Study Course Agency
will assist unordained ministers
and deaconesses to complete the
study courses required by the
church for ordination. This plan
centralizes the study course ac-
tivities at the headquarters instead
of having such matters cared for
by officers in each of the more
than thirty districts in the United
States and Canada.
The United States had Sc, 494 for
eign students in this country last
year.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
NerU Zip Open Seal
Perfected For Bread
continued from page one,

Open End seal. This is very SIM
pie solution to the opening prob
lem. BY eliminating the sealing
material from a center panel, of
which each side is perforated, it
is now possible to open loaf of
Dread quickly and without damage
by simply tearing out this panel.
We are confident this will be a
standard packaging procedure on
all bread in the near future. For
the convenience of our customers
we are now using this type of Zip
Open end seal.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
CEDAR NECK
Mrs. Serena Eayes
Phone: Milford 4749

| viii be with you. | will not
fail or forsake you.-Joshua / IS.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
You do your half and God will
never fail to do His.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
IN JUST is MINUTES
IF YOU HAVE TO
SCRATCH YOUR ITCH

Your 4se beck at any drug store. Apply
ITcH-ME-NoT. II deudens your itch and
burning in minutes; kills germs. fungi on
eonfoef. Wonderful for eeIema, foot itch.
rinsworrn, insect bites, surface rashes.
Today at Rasoins Pharmaey.
~ 6-6-3f g. hold
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20

Brasilia, the new capital city of
Brazil. VIII be built at an altitude of
$500 feet and the city's outline will
resemble the shape OF a huge air.
plane.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20

New Jersey, a heavy industry state,
has forests over 46 per cent OF its
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3-bed-
rm. rambler, Youngstown kit.
trees, vegetable garden, mr.. rec
center and elem. schools. 10
4-7S37.
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ROCK CREEK HILLs-Completely
aiT-eond. Williamsburg Colonial
Ice, din. rm.. bedrm. or study and
full bath on LIST mr.; ? master
bedrms. and bath on 2nd a.; all.
cleo kit, full bSmt., screened
porch, garage, Beautifully Eoodso
Realtnr OIL. A-SIIl I'll o.
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HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT
REAL ESTATE SALE Or ExcH.

WILL EXCHANGE 8 acres on
Broad Run Loudoun Co. for DROP.
erty southern Howard Co. IA
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no sei iU ehSrsies ' BUYS 0V az
beautiful home bedrms. rec
I'm. with bar, mod. kit; lge. lot.
plenty OF trees and shrubs. ready
for occupancy, assume u.s. LIST
trust OWNER. 10. 5-2l31.
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ROCKVILLE, exclusive area be-
tween Potomac and Rockville on
pa acres; large stone-and-briek
rambler with running brook:
master bedrms.. 2 full baths, full
din. rm. and extra-larRe liv. rm
with stone fireplace: all-year- all
weather breezeway; Gear garage
full bSmt. with 2nd fireplace; low
40s S Z .BOGLEY, INC, Pc. .
6l5l: ewes. Mr.. Bluebond. Po
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

C0LOnHD MOTH. lust south Of
Woodbridge, Va on Rte 1 main
house and tourist unlis. All
modern and fully EQUIP fh acres
Of land picnic ara iu0-il irunf
on hWyi only hlah-claas colorcd
motel IN this area excel, oppori
Tor payina business, Owner vii
sell AZ sacrifice Call IA t-0lnl
OF write Boa saN. Arilneton Va
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PAINT BRANCH FARMS, on an
acre Of level land with tail shade
trees: custom modern redwood
rambler; immense front-to-back
hv. rm., 2 twin-sized bedrms.
garage, h.-w. oil heat. just listed
S23,5Qo. A, =; KEssINGER a
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WOOD ACRES, Mass. ave. Ext
Charming brick Colonial house, !
bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd floor
screened porch, attached garage
terrace overlooking beautiful lot
Avail. August ! at SlS5 per mo
a, g. HoUGHToN a son, INC.
l4ls X 81. NV, pI. 7-9O57: ewes
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CHAsE-wish TO live in
THIS area2 Then, don't overlook
this center-hall brick Colonial
home on a QUIET STREET-SAFE
FOR CHILDREN. lst-hoor POW
DER ROOM, screened porch, etc,
3 bedrooms, and . baths on 2nd
floor. Expansion bedroom on 3rd
floor. REC. ROOM. Garage. Phone
Mrs Dumont. OIL. 4-7629 for ap-
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO. nc
CHASE MANOR-Fine op-
portunity TO BUY eustom-styled
brick rambler under 100000. 3
bedrms., baths, huge screened
porch, large liv-din. comb. Biz
kitchen, carport, rec. rm. area
level lot Call Mrs. Richardson
EN-. 2-50s2, with THOMAS l..
PHILLIPS co, OIL. 4-i494.
CHASE, Friendship Hts.
45lB High St; close TO transp..
Stores-This home is larger than Il
appears; , bedrms., ist-fioor Law,
Ice. lot, full bsmt. Reduced 70
$4,000 OWNER, Oh. 2-3i3a.
CHEVY CHAsE--lst time offered,
4 bedrms. fun bsmt. home on
quiet street. very cow 70 transp.
and shopping, . bedrms. ana bath
on tirst level frepl In liv rm.,
shaded lot with Diet garage.
$1,000. Till 2 pm. BETHESDA
REALTY. OIL. 4-l41b.
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HOUSES Fuh 3AkE--x.ks
lcoNTINufol
HOUSES F0R sAIE-MD.

CHARLES Co.--open house, 2 ~
can't, OF onIs a@s sIssSo Ae small lqi' VA Sa
laymt and cow. imam Come 10
Waldorf, turn left on Rte. q,
20 the Sparks Open sign near
Hughchviile, Do. G-eoob, Lu. 4.
LONG MACH. MD.-Yr. round
a-rm, home, garage, view Of bay,
lots, nacrince, Prince Frederick
3 or aOH-J-f,
PIsCATAwAY-coMR ON A YOUR
HOUSE, sqburhla never more de-
llahtful. III acres attractiveiy
handicapped. trees and brook. new
3-bedrm, brick with bamt, near
intsrseetion el Rtes. .223.2al
rosH. INC. en- ch. S-af5a
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GAITnERsBURG--3 bedrm,. den,
ia bath, lee. Nv. RIM. beamec
ceiling. nTepi., Kit. ilxio with
dishvasher, washer and drier. din.
rm., gArage. screened porehek.
y closets and many more features,
Excel. loo. BY OWNER. le Mont
eomery Ave, SIS, 5On
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AREA-Lge. kit, lge.
liv. rm., 2 bedrms.. bath. full dry
bsmt, rms. nm. in bsmt: tile
bsmt. mr. int. and floors new
cond.: Anchor fence. storm win
dows and doors; nice lot; near
school and shopping center. BY
OWNER. S12,500. Call VII. g.
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NEW TOWN HOUSE
MASS. AVE. PARK
NORMANSTONE DRIVE

New detached brick Colonial
nestled In park embassy area. Pri,
Vacy and quiet. Of1er will be con,
sidered on last house in group 81
four. Trade in your present home
Open daily and evenings. from moor
I'll dark. Follow directions eN,
plicitly 10 reach: From Mass. ave
turn northwest on 3Oth ST tive
blocks to our directional signs or
right.
A s GARDINER a. co
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Realtor. OIL. 4-s1l1 til 9.
ROCKVILLE-cozy 3-bedrm. home
liv. rm. with firepl., extra lge. kit.
refgr., auto. washer and disposal
Very cow. TO shopping, schools
and community swimming pool.
$4,000. By OWNER. GA. 4-9457
ROCKVILLE-SI1, 900. Open Sun
10, 1905 Edmonston dr.-3-bed-
rm. rambler on Ice. wooded lot
fenced yard. Terms, $3.50 cash
So AS mo. pays all. Conv. Il
schools, churches. shop ping
transp Immed. poss. WILL STACK.
HOUSE, Jr., Realtor. Rockville
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ROCKVILLE: open Sun. l-6-cus.
tom-built rambler reduced to Sl4,
$50 for immed, sale. 9i4 Vier,
Mil I'd. Special features incl
Ice. rms, cedar closets; fireplace
plate glass mirrors: 2 extra bed.
rms; and bath in bsmt; lge. porch
lot 63xlsb II Cow. terms. Mr..
schools, churches and shopping
Transp at front door Immed.
poss. WILL STACKHOUSE, Jra
Realtor. Rockville, Nd, Pc. 2
oRgS eves pO o-41IT
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SILVER SPRING, valE 10 Wheat,

ihcpbins and har TssesEimmss
Ali-bfiek, 3-bedrm., iis-bath ram
! blcf SEP. din. rm,s magnificent
pAneled rec, rm., alaaaed rear
porch, de- luxe kit, Asking Sa0,ab0.
Assume 81 loan CAL 10, A-56ss,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, Nat.
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GAiTHERsBURC-Best residential
section. BY OWNER. Brk. ram.
bier. . bedrms,, tiled baths, seq
din, rm, daylight bsmt. scrnd
breezeway, garaee, on wooded lol
thfrSburg n34
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slLN, sfO,--ea3b Harvey Ra.--
Laree brick, Unconstitutional ram.
bier. bedrms,, . baths, mod hit /,
eating space family-alne din. rm.l
nreplacet IN Nv, I'm. and rec, rmd
Gear aaraee. adams park, open
sunday I'D. u. 5-a5bA. oRuhD.
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cOlksyILLE, Paint Branch Farms.
nua Midland "a. On9n 2-A -
California ranch estate on land
acapeo aere With putting green.
rm, full hsmt With ahop. porch,
ofer-slaed g-caT drtached garage
School bus al corner. swimming
pool nearby, Price reduced 10
~ NSu, lefms or trade Tor select
"a her home Maximum FHA
loan approved Out C0ieavllle Fd,,
road RIoos AND CO., Ma !.
~ all. = cay az oess PREMISE
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CLAN ECHO ARIA - Beautifully
decorated. 3 bedrooms, bath.
screened porch, full basement,
fenced lawn, Price, $4,000, kx-
elusive EN-, $4,000, DONALD
MERRYFIELD REALTOR.
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COLORED-sio5 DOWN
HoUsEs FoR sALE-R.E.

car. NIL. mr.. cong. LlbF,-Pine.
clean nriek rea = Fmh . baths
YARD, gar, ga6 h-wh., Sis,ean,
terms. HhIlhkRI a son, III,
a-Olso, n. s-ssOa
RIGGS Para, BY OWNER. assume
q, loan With n 900 down Price
reduced with more eaahr-j-bedfma
Nv, ~ din I'm, bath. powdef
fm, dahWashef., dap fenced I'd,
patio, shrubsi COW, schools, 6hopa.
bua IA n-hffO,
lasa n. CAPITOL sT.-corner. 2.
story, hsmt,, attic. bricks , rms
bath. OIL acc. heat, laundry trays,
feifia, lermk, lnspec Ton ~ add
f e. 4. rhs. T saI sisio nc" ma
MODERN BRK. HOME
sEAiI-pETAcHED Q bcdrmy. lsl
n, powder rm,i full btmi fenced
,sfa. SEE ~ SOUTH pAkQIA
OPEN
Sis SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. 4
Tma.l % baths, parking Tor : cars.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
no. $1,000, SUNDAY, III a.p2ee
DAILY BY APPOINTMENT
cOLORED = DETACHED 2-family
nat, hardwood noors. 2-car a..
rAge, OIL heat; newly decorated
Slt,.b0 1919 HAmlin at. ne.
COLORED : $3.50 DOWN = River
Terrace; bedroomA gas a.-e.
81 ssa'I a.! isSn. RSFss .oy l@Rsa' s s.''
COLoRED-GOoD INVESTMENT
ioT smart buyer. Three i-bedrm.
apta. with SEP. utils.. live IN one
ana rent the other two. Total
price. sl3.05O Assume 10000
Rsssitor '0f r.. s.62oSo,. S0N0LSS'
COLORED-NEw BRK. DIET, !
or 4 bedrms. lge, lots; rec. rml
gar.i $500 10 $500 cash. Also
many other houses different parts
Of city. Rent or exchange. OWNER,
ia. g-7OiO.
COLORED = OPEN HOUSE, lBe
Tennessee ave.---Like new, ABR,
row brk., new eas furnace 70 be
installed small On, payt. will
handle. SPARKS AGENCY, DU.
F-Ehoo.
cOLORED = WOODBRIDGE = Large
detached home, bath LIST door
large lot. Only Sil.50O, $1,000
down. balance as rent. For Apt
TO inspect. call Mr.. Daugherty,
UN. l-i79o. ROGER MOSS. no,
2-B02O.
coLoRED-2 AND 3 ROOMS
1916 FLORIDA AVE. NE.
Inspect, then see MAPLE. Newly
decorated, all utilities furnished.
Adults only. 1874 14th st. NV.
AD. 4-2Vuo.
coLoRED, MICHIGAN PARK
POWDER RIM, 3 L0E. BEDRMS.
WITH bisHwAsHER AND GAR.
BAGE DISPOSAL: ONLY Si3,g5O.
MUSsELMAN RLTY. CO., RE.
l-alIO
coLORED-RIQ0s PARK
BUY THE FHA WAY
$500 DOWN-S9l PER NO.
5O6 BUCHANAN ST. N,E.-Extra
lge, 3-bedrm, brick; 2 full baths,
white tiled kit. with table space
Sep. din. rm. Front and rear porch
Deep fenced I'd. Many, many ex-
tras. Only Sl5.9b0. Walking dis
lance TO- New Providence Hosp
and bus, Open sun, 20. cox &,
CO. RE. 1-1633, Mrs. Steinberg
JU. 9-263l.
coLORED-4lO6 18th ST. NE
Completely modern, ,6-rm., Ia
bath row brick; excel. cond. AZ
loan. OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 2-5
pm.
DIsMER AUxIER CO.
500 II ST. NV. Ma. S-0714
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smtER sPRIN0 "a cofneral-Im.
maculate, hrick Colonlal lue. level
LOT, bedrmN, bath on second
noQf, lac, living rms din, room.
y bath on lat noor finished hamt
AID attic, tcfnrncd porch, close
70 schools, shopping, tfanap; FHA
applied Tor, oWNAR, ~, a-h2aa
SILVER sPnING-ny owner. si9,.
80, FtiA valuation and termh.
u-f0cm, eia-bath brick home.
IL d air conditionedi large win.
aoy tan eooll md ni hfcplacel
sale aeeount OF health, 00a Lane-
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TAKOMA PARK. Home with IN
come. 3-yr. old brk. with 4 apis.
Main fir. all l apt. with firepl.
sep. din. rm.. 2 lg bedrms. SO, 600
cash needed. Could live rent free
HE A-T4Rg
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Rockville, SOC woodburn rd.-s
bedrmsa fun bsmt., frame rambler
on Ice. lot. COW. TO schools and
shopping; assume 4Aes LIST trust
S74 mo. PITT
DIR Out Viers Mil I'd, TO Wood
bun burn; ] bloek TO OPEN SIGN
oSLbbY RLTY.. Po. 2-2334: ewes
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH on cLuB-Audiiorium
social MEETING rooms, kitchen. y
claaafooma, plano, ofGani larGf
corner lot bcluw appraisal at
$4,000. lee FRKw PLAI-T' 20
n-afOs, OIL f-5HnO.
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SI6,05O-Two fun baths and large
separate dining rm. top OF this
lovely l-year-old brick rambler: 3
bedrooms, full basement and lovely
lot with trees Assume Sl4,7O0.
ASHLEY q CO., 10. 5-2322,
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SPRING, only si0,oAO. OIL.
fhA, or termn-Modern 3-bedroom
hrk, rambler IN move-in cond /, ali
rms,, good sized, eat IN kit. acF
porch, dry, tiled bxmt fenced
walk . All churches, new Noodles,
new Cath. hns buses and shop
No aeenta, 10, t-dis9,
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TAKOMA PARK. BY owNER-LSe
BUNGALOW, cow. 70 schools, stores
and churches; in good cond.; built
70 provide extra rooms. Apply
within, 1909 Spruce ave. JU
5-O813.
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WILTON WOODS. ALExANDRIA-

WHEATON, bedrm brick. fenced
yard. 3 blocks 70 elem, school
Can be seen I-6. Avail. AuRusl
LIST. 500 VIII c-2iS6
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Colored-4637 18th St

CHOICE LOCATION
A very exclusive home with al
the desirable appointments Shown
by appt only. Call Mr.. O'Ha8zA
FL. 1888. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
co AID 4-0OOE
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TAK0MA PARK, OPEN SUN, 20
. blks. to ID. c. transp Attract
Colonial. yrs. old, lac, liv. rm
bic space. 3 ire. bedrms.' bath. fuI
bsmt. with rec. rm. and y bath
lge. wooded lot, 50x25I f., ofi.
street. parking. walk to schools
churches, shops. 1909 Maple ave
nWNEn III a DN.E
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kOLLINGMOVI,11HeGI soGd r. ~,
3 bedrms., . baths. foyer-typ,
entrance, large tile-hoored real
screened porch overlooking leyel
garden. Beautiful cond through.
out. owner leaving city. Call Mr.
CUNNINGHAM tOL 6-52asl with
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO.. OIL
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Hh1l-7LoVfIY n a0FN. N-bedfm !,
i.bath brlek rambler. porch. M,
CQnutfs Clue LtaNlng town. must
anI q InA MA I.naNI
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BETHESDA. English VILLAGE. oper
5is baths, ss ofafm Nv. Tmia i i,sf
din. rm., huge kit, den Cor SIR
bedrm) and bath on LIST floor 4
bedrms., baths on 2nd floor; rec
rm lge wooded lot; near schools
Price, low 40s, $4,000 LIST trust
aayail 5sle ABERDEEN I'd. OIL. 2
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SILVER SPRING. MONTGOMERY Hills
area--Ideal home for professional
man who can use b-room rambler
with enclosed breakfast room, ga
rage. Pa baths, as well as 3 nm
ished basement rooms, with front
and rear bsmt. entrances Gould
also be used as q 2-family DWELL
Ing; S26.950. owner, ~. s-4596,