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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-18
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just clip the od and toke II TO
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Tonite. "villo!!' and The
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Friday thru Sunday. Blood Of
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Kiddie Motinee Saturday. vii.
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Students Goal
To Aid Needy

"Teen-age delinquency? -
That's not for u.s." shout the
teen-age students Of Cleveland's
smallest junior high school,
Cleveland Junior Academy, on
1892 Euclid Ave-, as t>ey put
themselves into their annu
World Mission Appeal to help
others.
eve know that active partici-
patton in worthwhile projects is
the best way to use our energy" :"
states Dona Brendel, leading
solicitor in the teen-age mis-
sionary group. "We can do this
and help others when we par
ticipate in the World Mission
Appeal" the youthful Christian
added.
To date the students have
raised nearly nine hundred dol
lars in the worldwide solici-
tation program to provide med
ical, educational, spiritual, and
physical aid for the under
privileged.
The mission appeal is spon-
sored by Seventh-day Adventist
churches and schools around the
globe as part of the denomi-
nations effort to live the teach
ings of Christ.
Money solicited by the stu
dents will go to aid victims of
tornadoes, those needing med.
ical help, those who have be-
come homeless by disaster, or
and of the other calamities
which strike people.
Goal for the local student
body is "Minuteman" status
in the world campaign. This
means that the world welfare
program Of the church will be
sustained one minute for each
.of the students of the school.
If the junior academy tops its
goal the worldwide program
will be sustained by the school
for more than one hour, states
Clarence Dunbebin, c h o |
principal.
This past year the students
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have personally assisted needy
Clevelanders by gathering food
stuffs for T h a nj ksgivin n g
baskets.
The current missions appeal
continues through December 81
To reach their objective the
students and church members
are conducting a house to- house
visitation program with Christ
mas carols inviting greater
Clevelanders to have a part in
the welfare program.
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A Reminder:
Taxes Are Due

Frank M. Brennan, Treas
urer of Cuyahoga County, to-
day issued reminder that
real estate tax collection for
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-18

the first half Of 1858 will close
Ion January 10th, 1859.
County Treasurer Frank NJ.
Brennan is planning to have
introduced in the coming ses-
sion of the Ohio Legislature a
bill that would fix the tax COL
lection payments in April and
October, a proposal which
merchants are said to favor,
since it would remove the tax
bill from the Christmas holi-
day season. Other proponents
point to the fact that such a
payment would also clear most
vacation times.
RETURN ADDRESS is a
,>,,,.+ -, Ill $50 Il -. - oo,,1 i
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RETURN ADDRESS is a
must on all mail or it could
end up in the dead letter office.
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Ellie Izobo. l72s Wymore Ave

You hear it said today that the
Catholic Church seeks to entrench
itself as the established religion of
any and all nations.
And you are warned that wher.
ever Catholicism dominates, reli.
sious liberty IS denied to Others.
Look at Spain!" the critics say,
'and Italy and Colombia, too. And
remember the Dark Ages and their
prosecutions"
Implicit in these warnings, OF
course, is the suggestion that the
people Of so.called Catholic eoun.
uies are compelled to remain loyal
to the Church against their will
Any fair-minded person who really
does look At Spain" and other
predominantly Catholic countries
finds thar they embrace Catholic.
ism as q matter Of choice, not
eompulsion.
People who take the trouble to
look" at the history Of religious
oppression are also often surprised
At what they find. They discover
that the religious prosecutions -
almost without exception were
aetuated by political rather than
religious purposes; and that the
chief guile for them should be laid
At the door of the statesmen and
ruling houses Of the nations rather
than the churches.
This fact was emphasized in an
address to the Congress of the
United States on January 8, 1926,
by the then distinguished Bishop
Of Charleston, John England, who
said: g.. religion has been more
frequently but pretext with states
men for 4 political purpose than
the cause Of persecution from zeal
on its own behalf"
The Catholic Church, being uni
versal, must exist under various
flags and different political sys.
TENS. In Colombia, for example.
The above message sponsored
District No. l3. Knights OF Colum
WINDERMERE COUNCIL NO.
Herbert r. Rice Grdnd I
NORTHEAST COUNCIL NO.
George F. Zdhler. Grdnd
EUCLID COUNCIL NO. 3l6t
Robert w. Lockner Grdn
IMMACULATE COUNCIL NO
Joseph p. Horvuth. Grund
SUPRE N Z
KIM GHTS OF
RELIGIOUS INFO +
Is22 iiNDEll slvo. u
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

for thc SIT 0o8 10 local Share Of the
ST. 295 budget proposed by Miss
Sadie Johnson superintendent Of
public Welfare Miss Johnson also
requested an additional s474 N local
funds for the year ending June 80.
lhc supervisors approved A 500
grant
r v Lancaster. III. resident
engineer. and c f Mann. county
superintendent Of highways, pre-
Scented the oad budget 1t called
for $76 735 in ordinary maintenance,
placements. and S6 900 in construc
tlon for q total Of Sl06 8Gl
Ihc board of viewers recon-
mcndcd Inclusion Of Rosson road.
P q 4 nnc leading from Route 10
throgRh newly developed area.
and t 4 road from Route 6O2 TO
James e Weiager s mailbox. dis
lance Of mile, N the road system
c'cae-al fund estimated expendi-
tmes q SAD 485 " we're approved
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

made Very beautiful recently. and
there Is also d new organ that your
correspondent enjoyed particularly
Mrs Gordon IlarViel Of Amelia,
and Miss Elizabeth Johnston. of
Charlottesville. visited Miss Birdie
EauPh last Wednesday
Masses Eleanor and his Walthall
spent the week END with their
mother. Mrs Eeulah Walthall. as
usual. and she accompanied them
back ID Richmond Sunday after
noon u remain until Monday after
noon
This community had some thun-
der Oh Sunday and dark clouds,
and this writer became alarmed
for fear an electrical storm was
approaching, but instead there was
d most beautiful rainbow 10 be ad.
mircd II made long visit and
was the pretticst that We have seen
for long time. God has made 4
Very beautiful world for uS II only
peace could reign oyer the entire
1 universe
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

Powhatan board Of supervisors
last week appointed new home
demonstration AGENT proposed
three ordnance ana considered
the health welfare and ro4d bud
gets
Miss joyce Huffman of Newport
Craig county, was appointed home
demonstration agent effective June
l5 She replaces MIS- Sam w
Parker, who resigned Miss Huff
man trained i'll Amelia county last
summer and wil graduate from
Virginia Polytechnic Institute June
/ TO-
Ordinances establishing sl0
county automobile tax, SID house
trailer tax and a recording tax were
/ introduced
| Or, + & Gates requested S3 ii0
for the county health department
Supervisors approved s30G7 The
same as the current budget pro-
/ vides
\ Supervisors approved oHly s3 50N
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
. Bclona

The Rev Wilson Stltt conducted
the regular service at Ernmanue
+ II church On Sunday AT q g
am and the attendance WAS very
good CONSIDERING quite d number o.
members are ont Of the county OF
a vacation
Mrs Gordon Halviel, III Amelia
left lo Miami. Fla. last Friday
and VIII spend a week there
The Womans Auxiliary Of En-
nanlel church met with Mrs
Philip Brauer Wednesday II vas
an interesting meeting and we'll
attended
The Rev and Mrs John Coppic
and three children of GAINESVILLE
ONO. arrived on Monday to spent
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur webb On Sunday. MI anc
Mrs George Grove. ~ Flshersville
came down ard spent The day II
the same home They attended the
service Al Providence church
Mr. and Mrs Francis Bloxton anC
son. Fran visited relatives III Lex
inRton during. the week end
Ihe Rev John Dozier conducted
the service III Providence church
AT / am On Sunday and i large
congregation enloPad hs spiritual
message TIM church has been
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Dinner-Danc Beauty
Contest Scheduled

A dlnnerdance and beauty COR
test are being planned fol June IL
at the Amelia County War Me
mortal Building, the dinner 70 be
held Az G30, the beauty contest
about -. and the dance a. PM.
with the dinner dance under the
sponsorship Of the War Memorial
Building Board 81 Directors
The beauty contest Is sponsored
annually by the local Parent
Teach association Their winner VIII
~ miss Amelia III thc Richmond
Tobacco Festival Ill The fan
Contestants must be between the
ages Of n through n J Gordon
DIckerson viii b. master oi cere-
monies
The dinner VIII be served buffet
style Butler s orchestra VIII pro
Vide tilt music
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Pcwhatan News

Funeral services were held sun
day at the Joseph W Bilcy Funeral
Home III Richmond for 7 j Bell.
4 former resident Of poWhaian and
4 brother of A u Ben Of Powha
tan
Farmers are very busy saving a
bumper crop u hay ard tryins to
Get THEN crops planted They are
about one month behind with farm
work There is also very good
prospect for good Grain crops TINS
year
II and Mrs. Jesse & Green
visited Mi and Mrs j c Greer
over the week end
Charles Cella. Oren Collier I'll
wood Clements. W y PaUlette
Sam Tilman and W r Parker
were in Washington, y G.. Sau.
day and attended thc Yankee Scna
tors game
Crump Has Guests
4 Miss Maude Crutnp and Mr. ane
Mrs Alvin Bethel, q Richmond
were week cnd guests Of ] 7
Clbmp here
MI and Mrs Eail l.ee n Rich
mond VISITED M And Mrs Sar
Parker Sunday
Mr. and Mrs J + Terrell have
been sick foi some time
The many friends Of Dr J a
Loving were drlighlcd ID have hin,
at the Middle District Association
meeting held al Central Churcf
near Midlothian last Week III
served this association us modPi
ator for many wears and has served
the district In various capacities
tof many Years
Elan> Have Guest
Miss Clara Mistr I'll Vallna spent
the week end With Mr and Mrs
q M Elam
MISS vista Terrell ana Mr. and
Mrs j + Terrell Jr visited MIR
and Mrs ] f Terrell Sunday Nh
ana Ms IefreH returned ~ Rich
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23

mond WITH their children Sunday
afternoon to spend a few days,
MT and Mis- G r Boelt, and
children. " Richmond, visited IN
INC Tllman homes here Sunday
sam w Parker and w r Parker
attended meeting Of the program
committee of the Southslde Virginia
Clearing House Tuesday III the
Bank Of Grove
Funeral services fer John T
Moss. WHO formerly represented
Sinclair Oh company - Powhatan
and Chesterfield where he has
many friends. were held al Bliley !
TUESDAY lnterment Was IL Manakin
I Church cemetery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Trenholm

Visitors To Mr. and Mrs J +
Denoon and Mrs Eliza Game and
Miss Retmice Denoon Sunday were
Mn and Mrs Carey Denoon Of
Michans. MI and Mrs Guy Pal.
more. Of lrovasi and MRS Ivan
Burnette. of Richmond Charles
Denoon and Mr. and Mrs Pau
Stratton. and family
Sam Hatcher. and sons, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Duke. and family, OF
Richmond and Mrs Mildred Hat
rhcf and family visited Mr. and
Mrs. b. W Wilburn sunday
MIR. and Mrs Cccil Denoon
visited her mother. Mrs NJ II
Kidd at Elk Hill Sunday
/ Mr. and Mrs Rasby Jones, and
family, visited her parents. MIR
end Mrs Harley u Richmond
Sunday
/ Mr.. and Mrs. r W Boatwrieht
Miss Betty Jane Willis and T l.
, t''u,oan :, ,ois''i'p'a' NiatpN +
-. .''i'o'"' ''s'.'''''
SON Alan visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs W Stokes Saturday
Mrs r ] Wills. Betty Jane and
jimmy Willis were business
Vieifora ia p3eh,,,anA Monday
ini'o' = = iN'eia'ioi'o Mono"S
rs Wo''e,' n M'''R's 'lftN
ch'ueh served supper Y lne Nnll.
'''''' u oN ''a'di al we wa IVY
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
Linda Perkins won The laa7 titlt

Lulda Perkins won The la57 title
These entered
Lille Mae Bel Faye BrAudlick.
JAMIE Buck Joan Canada Stanard
Canada Helen Carol Mary Ann
clayton J0yca Davis Aaa LIBBY
DAVIS
% clam Jane Frame Emma
Guthrie Katherine Guthrie Mary
Ann Haas. SMrlet Healy Carolyn
Heath Lois Johnson janice Jones.
Esther Laws. Brend a Lawson.
Karcn Marley sandra Manley
Gloria May Joan Moore DORIS
Pitts Madge Riddle Royce Ryburn.
Lois Sut.ler Shelby Waldrop Char
lotto Waideop and judy Wilson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
SEAY MILLING &
MACHINERY co.

Service Agents for Southern
States Cooperative
John Deere Pillow Co. Modern
Grinding and Mixing
Phone YUKON 3-2<9l, Dllwyn. Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
JAMES MADISON Inn

The House @ Good Eats
Hwy IS y 400 West Of Faimville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
COOK SUPPLY COMPANY

Building Material. Specia,
Millwork
Phone 1918 Farmville. Va.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
TIE CAMERA ARTIST

"IIeAIlVe Fh0EOaTapIly
ll4-h N Main st Phone 989
fafniyille Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
FLIPPEN's STORE

General Merchandise Hardware.
Farm Supplies Phone HY 2-24ol
Cumberland Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-23
NEWMAN CHEVROLET
SALES CORP.
CUMBERLAND FARM SERVICE

Southern States Feed. Seed.
end Farm Supplies
Phone ny 2-3lll
Cumberland. va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ALEX. AREA. a blk. OF Mt. Vernon
blvd --.4 adjoining lots, 50xl 50.
$1,000 as a whole KI 0-4S77 or
so 5-S555.
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8 MINUTES TO CHAIN BRIDGE,
10 minutes to Pentagon. Delight
full all-brick 4l2-year-old Colo
NAL, large lot with ground-level
basement in rear. 3 bedrms.: IL
baths az bath on LIST foorl; 90
It. living nm. with fireplace. sep
arate dining nm all-electric kitch;,
en-. Owner leaving area. Priced
for immediate sale. Call METZ
LER, ia. 5-T5T5 til o pm
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

LUXURY split level and moderately
priced: 5 bedrnls, and den Or 4th
bedrm., 2h baths, l6-ft, family
dining rm.,i beautifully equipped
Kitchen with breakfast nook, Only
SI,lb0 CASH, OIL Move In today
LURIA BROS, Realtors, IA. =
$500.
LOCATION SUPERB minutes to
pentagon, 10 minutes y, C.--ideal
brick rambler for working couple
or small family, 3 bedrms., lovely
corner lot no bsmt, but storage
attic. S16,050. Box @47.M, star.
CHARM GALOREl Wonderfully diff
ferent and appealing Is this b
bedrm., 2-bath. brick beauty In q
choice N. Arl. residential area.
Walk to express transp, schools
and shopping. Liy. rm. wihrepl,
de luxe kit, full bSmt. wirec. rm.
area and roughed-in 3rd bath.
Extras incl, built-in bookcases,
storm windows and brklst bar.
Mpsl De ., seen r. 70 be 9pp.rseelatssd.
t nsis cal fHR DARBY RI 'S co. Real
orS. 23iD Wilson blvd. IA. s.
1895. once open o 'til o.
PRESTIGE AREA, close-in N Ar
lington--3-bedrm, 2-bath brick
and-stone rambler, attached ga-
room, wooded lot; JUST REDUCED
to S20,9bO. LURIA BROS. Re-
altors. "a 7-s50O.
ONLY ONE-New 3-bedrmo all
brick rambler; z fun baths, one In
ment, large fully equipped kitchen
with breakfast. Safe for YOUR KID
dies, on a dead-end street. LOW,
LOW PRICE OF $4,000, OIL or
FLA. Move in TODAY, LURIA
BROS, Realtors, ia. 7-S5OO.
4 BEDROOMS. 2 FULL BATHS. all
on the main floor in this stunning
new brick rambler Big Nv. rm,
with flreplaee. formal din. rm.,
dream kit, full bSmt.; lovely large
lot and best Of all, priced below
the market at only s22,050 For
further details. call THE DARBY
CO.. Realtors. 23l9 Wilson blvd 4.
ia. 5-9303; once open til o.
LOOK, CT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
all this for only $3.50 down pay
ment. 3-bedroom brick rambler.
on beautiful Anchor fenced lot; 9
blks. from school, bus, shopping,
FHA contract acceptable Better
see this one today, for it's priced
now to sell at only Sl4,150. Call
Tor appointment. ARLINGTON
REALTY CO.. $500 Wilson blvd /,
IA. 7-9300. OPEN Q TO Q.
FALLS CHURCH, Low DOWN
PAYMENT. l04 W. Great Falls
= 4-bedrm., 2-bath Cape Cod,
bsmt. with garage, close-in; quail
ified for $1,000 FLA loan. Open
Sat. 1 til 3.
1899 9th ST 2-bedrm l-hath
semidet. fenced yard: close &c
schools: assume $4,000 AZ GI
Owner will hold End
M. Z, CHURCH REALTOR
l1b w Broad St, Falls Church
JE. 2-l23a Ewes. CIR, 3-O237
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ARLINGTON = $4,000; 3-bedrm
BUNGALOW. enclosed porch, de-
tached GARAGE, full basement. cor
ner lot: walk 10 schools and shop
ping. TINKLE PROPERTIES,
REAITnRG Ia h.lonI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
UNIVERSITY PARK
Split Colonial

Just listed. All super-brick con-
Struction. Ideal for the family
desiring the best in this most
wanted area of Prince Georges
County. 2 full baths and Z hall
baths. completely finished rec,
rm. with bar, screened porch
separate family-siZed dining rm-,
huge living rm., ? hreplaees; all
westinehouse kitchen: full pase-
wooded lsysi lot; 80 e z "a IA lsna 4
All Condition. Really q bny fol
S31.e50. Gail and be the nrst u
see
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
CHIIIITM AREA

Assume Hac AK soS 81 doI Brick S CAPE Coo
pan, full bsmt. Outside entr0,
beautiful yard, back fence. Conv
parochial and public schools.
OWNER, III. p-553O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

SPRINGFIELD AREA-New,
3-bedrm., full-bsmt. rambler.
Mod. kit, din. rm., tiled
bath, la-acre lot. Reduced
over $4,000 for quick sale.
Sl2,5O0, only .1des down.
Call Immediately. FLEET
WOOD REALTY, FL. ASSOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

MT. RAINTER-Newly painted and
decor. -bedrm, white frame
bungalow within | blk. Of Rhode
Island ave-: walk to parochial and
public schools; Sill 800, 81 900
dn., CT or FLA. uN. 1855.
peter j. hagan and son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
MUTE RANBLER, approx s.

long. has lots of possibilities fol
enterprising purchaser. Long liv
rm., din rm., large kitchen space
water heat, all on PA acres
Priced for quick sale at S16,750
SHANNON a. LUCHS. REALTORS
2055 Wilson blvd. ia. 5-6S00.
CLOSE-IN N, ARL.: s15.950-Im
MONTHLY PAYMENT UNDET
St20. Lovely living rm. with IRE
place: large dining area full
equipped kitchen. SCREENED
REAR PORCH: . twin bedrms. ant
de luxe all-tile bath. Beautiful
level wooded lot close to bus ant
shops. Call METzLER. ia. 5-757i
It'll 0 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

TERMS! TERMsl TERMsl
Price reduced to $4,000 on this
4-bedrm., 2-bath rambler on large
corner, Handicapped lot with ranch
style fences large living rm. ;
equipped kitchen with dishwasher,
disposal, washer, drier, etc. /;
screened porch, esrport Low down
payment - assume Sls,950 4hTs
LIST trust. owner will hold 2nd for
qualified buyer. Convenient to
schools, buses, shopping. Call on
this quick. as it will not lastl
SHANNON & LUcHS, REALTORS.
oV. 3-14I3, REALTORS, Presi-
Dental Gardens, Alex, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
THIS is THE YEAR
FOR SALES

We are having one. tool
Buv these exclusive values
todsE. u
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ASSUME
Large CT Loan

Buyer can assume a large
OF loan on this nice Colo
NAL This house is In a
wonderful N. Arl. location
and has liv. rm. with fire-
place, din. rm., kitchen, and
2 hedrmS. with IA baths,
new paneled rec. rm. In
basement. This house Is
priced at only S21.750.
Must be seen TO be appre-
ciated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

LORCOM LANE is Just block from
CAPE CAB Cod. loaded o.; with extras. en- /.
trance foyer, fireplace in liv. rm.,
sep. din rm.. de luxe cleo. kit.
with dishWasher. Full bsmt. with
paneled rec rm. and garage,
Glassed-in porch: va. level fenced
lot with towering trees. Needs
some decorating. but q real value
at $4,000. Reasonable cash. As
sumo large 41ass trust. CROWELL
& CO., INC, REALTORS, 2160
N. Glebe I'd, ia, 5-O107.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
COLLEGE PARK

This newly listed brick Cape Cod
is in neW-home condition: 3 twin
size bedrms,, separate dining rm.,
Hotpoint electric kitchen. screened
rear porch, fireplace: chainlink-
fenced lot: beautifully Handicapped
with lovely shTlb1ery and maple
trees, plus other extras galore.
Asking only S1S.250 Near both
puplic and parochial schools. FLA
terms available,
THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 7-450N Realtors
Open til 9 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
WEST EVANSVILLE

Near Lewlsdale. Owner transferred
must be sold. 6-yr. -old brick Cape
Cod with completely tiled base.
Fnent, Sanitas and ceramic TILED
kitchen. . big bedrms. down; plus
huge expandable attic up, and
lovely soft. wide level lot. Ask
ing only $16.95O. Chance for q
real buy here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

ARLINGTON = $4,000, approved
BY FLA for $4,000; excellent
neighborhood, 3-bedrm. brick. liv-
ing room, separate dining room,
sun parlOr, full basement de-
taehed garage; excellent value.
Immediate sale. TINKLE PROP
ERTIES. REALTORS, IA. 5-I207.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

ARL., N.-New brick rambler offer
master 6edrm) J. liv. rn. With fifs.
place sep din. rm.. everything
elec. kit. with table space. fun
bsmt. with beautifully finished rec.
rm. and rOuRhed-in 3rd bath, built
IN garage. A top offering at S24.-
$50. For further details, call THE
DARBY Co, Realtors, 2319 Wilson
blvd, IA. 5-9393. once open .
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
MINDED?--Mus

ENTERTAINMENT MINDED?--Must
have q soft. liv. rm,. cathedral
ceiling and view overlooking your
own private swimming pool? Gem
ter-hah plan to unusual paneled
den. step up to balcony and 3
twin-size bedrms.. . full baths. 2:
car ~arage, acre lot Located
down viii handle. This is charm
plus and must be seenl JE 3-2093,
VIM. 4. CHAPMAN REALTY. INC,
mi " Rrnad 81 EnIls Church Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18
MoUNTAlM PROPERTY
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10 ~ ,OOO--MssJnry cot
tAge, Skyiand Estates: free water,
cleo. kit, hrepl. in liv. RIM. Ire.
scr, pch., fun hath: price ~ 1919,
I 900 DIN Owner, A. j. WURTZ,
IA o-SoAT