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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-25
Seiby General

Admitted Sept. 19: Thomas F
Rossiter, Sarahsville route l.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-25
Look Who's Here!

Twins were born Friday morn
ing at the Good Samaritan hos
pital, GAINESVILLE, to Mr. and Mrs.
William Nau, Caldwell route 4.
They were, girl, weighing Z
pounds and named Denise and a
ooy, weighing 7 pounds and 2
ounces, named Dennis Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Urban
Nau, Caldwell route 3, and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Biedenbach, of
LeWiSville route l. Mrs Clara
Miller, of Jerusalem route |, is
the great-grandmother.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller,
Of OaklaWn Avenue, are the par
ents of son born Saturday,
Sept. 20 in the Good Samaritan
hospital, GAINESVILLE. The infant
weighed seven pounds and IL
ounces at birth. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. B l.. Marquis,
of Caldwell, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Miller, Caldwell route.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Marquis, of
Sharon, are the maternal great
grandparents.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester SWick, of
Lower Salem route /, are the
parents of a daughter born Sept.
l6 in the Marietta Memorial hos
pital.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-25

TISgt. and Mrs. John E. Wal
Ter are announcing the birth of
a son, August 27 weighing six
pounds, seven ounces The in
FAINT was named John Edward
Waller II. Sgt. Waller is sta
toned at an air force base in
Italy. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Waller, of Caldwell
route 3 and Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard CARRIER, of Texas.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hickman,
of Buffalo, are announcing the
birth of a daughter, Tuesday, at
the ST Francis hospital, Cam
bridge The infant weighed seven
pounds and y ounces at birth.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
Belona

The Rev John Dozier Conducted
his service at Providence church
Sunday al TN usual hour. and the
attendance was quite good although
the weather WAS not very favorable
although Il wa Palm Sunday
On Easter lhefe viii be a service
at Elnnan,tl Episcopal church II
II III conducted by the Rel VII
son Stlti Holy Communion Viii D,
celebrated II Is to be hoped thai
Aprll Mill not brine 50 much rain
and the attendance viii b. good
Mr. and MATS, James WcSIger
and children. left for Manning
s. c.. March % TO spend a few
days Mrs. Ida Wiesiecr returned
home with them, she had been n
Manning sincc November with heI
daughter Her many friends viii ~
elad to welcome her home and ID
Emmanuel church
Mrs Deulah Waltlmll went into
Richmond last week for short
while
Miss arline paleoloeus cele-
brated her nineteenth birthday
March y, when many frien 4 !
visited her and she Was the recipl-
eni Of nice gifts
Mr. and Mrs Bernard Walth4ll,
Of Richmond visited Mrs Brulah
Walthall Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Merit Bowles and
children. of Richmond. spent Satur-
day with Mr. and Mrs. G NJ Bell.
Recent guests Of MISS Birdie
Baufh We're Mrs Herb Kruger
Mrs. II IL DobbinS and Paris Dob
bins, and two small daughters. an
Of PoWhatan G. II
II continues TO pour down ram.
and gardens and crops will be late
am afraid Wild creatures have
plenty Of water to quench their
lhii st b. sure 70 feed the dear
birds
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
r..@ tiose Item.
North Amelia Community 10 Have
Easter Sunrise Service At ZOO A. NJ.

churches arr invited 10 attend
Nh and Mrs. II r. TO- spent
lasi week with his Sistri Mr..
Barnett Roberts, and MI Robrfts.
Bobby GRAFT Recently visited his
>iatei Mrs. lIamnef luref, and
Mi Turner IN Lynchbufr
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Durcham.
ana family. visited Mr. ana Mrs
Harry Midkiff. and children. sun
day Mrs Sarah Easter mother Of
Mrs. Burcham. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Easter. and family
Mrs. r lid Beament. Of Rich
mond. visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. M Jones. Sunday
Mrs. Jones Becomes GRANDMOTHER
A daughter. Geonene Jones. was
born March IA to Mr.. and Mrs.
Seward OF Surry Mrs Seward was
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
Amei.d {. ii. News
Miss Whitaker Named One OF Most
Outstanding WAS In Old Dominion

huss Betty 10 " hi i 4 y, 81
Amelia county, was .ionorcd as one
ol the 'ouiaandina yoNne chrlStlan
v men III Yuuat Monen'A aux
lllaIy work IN VII mia NJ a
ceremony III Alexandria March y.
Mrs. Il +. Jackson. Mrs AShby
Mann and Airs Wiley Paul accom-.
panied Miss Whitaker II Alexandria
for the presentation
Mrs. James A Sydnos Of Mann
boro. and Mrs f. H. Burke, Of
Amelia. represented Amelia county
Woman's club at the Alice Kyle
district meeting March d AZ Ap-
pomattox. Mrs. Burke was elected
district vice president.
Miss Eliza Southan has returned
to st. Mary's College Raleigh.
n C.. after spending her spring va-
cation with her parents, Mil and
Mrs. Valentine w Southall
Miss Cary Spends HOLIDAYS
Miss Winona Cary has arrived
home from Milford Del. where She
has been teaching to spend the
Easter holidays,
Mrs. S. y. Wheeler ARRIVE q
Wednesday from Church Road 70
make her home in Amelia she has
an apartment Al the old hotel
MIR and Mrs Robert WattleS, OF
Arlington. were i'll Amelia Wedncs
day and again on Sunday 10 See
her mother MIS- Joseph McCon-
naughey. who is row 4 patient AZ
Johnston Willis Hospital Rich
mond
Mr.. and Mis-. Peyton jefferson.
Of Victoria. We're week end guests
OF Judge j Garland Jefferson, Jr-
and M q on Jefferson They at
tended the birthday PARTY of
George Allen. OF Richmond al the
Country Club Of Virginia SATURDAY.
evening
Mr. and MIS-. Leander S O'Neal
are receiving congratulations Oh the
birth Of son. Leandei s. Q Neal
Jr. on Saturday March p at
Grace Hospital. Richmond
Mrs. Ray r. jenkins. Mrs. Mar
vim Warmer, Mrs. Herbert Good
man. Mrs. Samuel Watkins and
Miss Selma Hlndle attended the an
nual meeting Of the Wonan's 81
ciety OF Christian Service IN Peters
burg last Wednesday Two Of the
speakers were Betty Fairbanks. a
missionary to India. and pr j
Len Stokes. president Of Pfeiffei
College. Misenhcimer N G.
Amelia was well-represented Al
the FarmyIlle district mt
r her association meeting in
Burkeville last week O A Norton
Amelia superintendent of schools
the Rev. Ray r jenkins, Roy
Saunders. Mrs G B Lush. and
Robert Arlington outgoing presi-
dent for the district. attended The
meeting. as did Mrs Audrey Gill
VINO Was HNlIDcI VI q pd4t!
Mrs Herbert Barnard and group
represented Pronus Land P..TA ana
Mrs. James A Sydnor and her
group represented Mannboro PTA
Miss Anne Jackson. Of Richmond
was the week end guest Of Nh
and Mrs. George Q Hardy Ill
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Han and
young daughter Of PETERSBURG
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
f.+ l..o,+ irrm.

The North Amelia community
Passion week service we're held
March IA through n, each EVENING
I'D A1s u. follow MONDAY. Ep
worth Methodist. REV A. G. Al
nohd pfeaehini luesdas. l'sd
mont Baptist church. Rev. Arlir
hninneyct rfeacflnn. Wednesday
Pine Grove PRESBYTERIAN chnfch
nel Al. n Almond preaching
Thursday Salem Methodist church.
Rev. John w Dozier preaching
and Friday. Union Baptist church.
Rev Arlic Knipmeycr preaching
There was GOOD attendance. de-
spite the rain, with All the churches
represented al each service
The no silent pulpit" program
Of The Methodist church began in
March and will continue through
May MI This Will be observed In
all ihc churches On the POWhatan
charge A layInan VIII speak on
second fourth. and fifth Sundays.
and Rev Arlie knlpmeyer will fill
ms REGULAR appointment on the
first and third Sundays al EpWorih
DIN Morris and Donald Jones are
N charge " the worship III each
lay service. March ~. Roland
walker. Of kenbridRe, and March
30, Allen Fore. OF Farmville. filled
The appointments. 7 hey bot h
brought lis 4 splendid message and
We appreciate The sacrifice and III
fort made 10 bring these message
Il us
Sunrise Service Scheduled
The North Amelia community
viii have It's Easter sunrise service
at ann Oh the knoll back Of Pied
mont Baptist church. In the event
81 rain tie service viii be IN the
{ h urc H. Members OF all the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
John +. Coleman, %,
Dies At Hospital

John Edwin NC 0 ! h an. % OF
Green Bay. died March 81 at South
side Community Hospital Funeral
services were held Wednesday al
c. L. Jennings and Sons funeral
home. CreWe. with burial in Sun
set Hills cemetery
lie was retired farmer
Surviving are two daughters.
Mrs E. /. PosSey. Of Virginia
Beach. and Mrs. Shannon Hudsins
Of Roanoke. six sons. + w Cole
man. W V Coleman. J c. Cole
man and K ID Coleman. all 70
Baltimore, Md. Ray T Coleman
Of CreWe. and r. J Coleman, Of
Green Bay. II grandchildren three
Rreatgrandchlldren. and brother
Charlie Coleman, OF Alberta
Muiasheit for Information j b b II I
the Navy Nurse Corps Program IN
Room 800. Post Office Building
Lynchburs. Virginia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
Attorney General
TO Speak At Distric I
HID Club Meeting

District II Home Demonstration
clubs viii hold their spring meet
ink April 10. al the Methodist A.
scnhlN Center IL Blackstone. witt
REGISTRATION ifofn 10 to l0.l, il III
The tleIne Of the meeting VIII bt
"i.ivinf To-day Planning for Toinof
row Attorney General A s iar
IiSon, Jr. Is to b. The guest speaker
Hot lunch will BE- served
District Ii IS comprised Of the
ountie $ OF Amelia. PoWhatan
Chesterfield. Prince George. DIN
widdle. N 0 t ow a Y. Lunenburg
Brunswick. Greenvllle and Neck
lenburg
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04

Lieutenant Lima D NIurashcff.
Nl~~ Corps L s Navy. VIII visit
the Navy Recruiting STATIC
Lgnchburg. VIRGINIA On Friday
Purpose NJ tie Washington II
flcers visit IL to discuss the many
opportunities available 70 regis
tered nurses IN tie Navy Nurse
Corps Program
Registered Nurses M TINS area
aFe cordially invited W VISA MISS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04

visited friends in Amelia during
the week end Mr. Hall is former
resident Of Amelia and has many
friends here
Miss Reble Hardy was the week
end guest d hel SISTER Mrs. l.. G..
Barnes. and Mr. Barnes i'll Black
stone
Mrs Anne Evans is patient at
Johnston-Wllllc oSpital Her
friends III Amelia hope she viii be
wen enough ID return home very
soon
S l. Ingram. Of Lawrenceyille
spent Sunday here with his son.
John Ingram, and Mrs Ingram At
THEM new home
Mi and Mrs John n Sinons and
daughter Of Moorestown, N j.. ar
rived Monday for visit with her
mother. Mrs A A Johns.
Aubrey Coleman. Of Lane S e.
arrived Monday for a visit with his
brother In Chester From there hc
is expected to visit some Of his
relatives III Amelia
Home Demonstration club meet
ings next week are Mattoax Tues
day. April 8. 2 pm with Mrs w
D Wright; PINE Grove, WedneS-
day. April p : pm With Mrs.
Robert Heath Mannhoro Thurs
day, Aprl 10 pm with Mfr "
T Chimney
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
ARTHRITIC
PAIN ATTACKS?
Feel Better Fast!

z ale fRt iVO, the faster ae ting anal
ge-l tli8t goes |. ssork IN JIst minutes
Gives YOU relief OF curzofy, nhgging.
ininot patns that often spoil your worn
ins felRs INK ~ slrsptiif hours. PR VD
toft tin- W. sptriai ingredients Shlicy-
linlde considered 10 h. Htors eFecfitr
Nind Lester acting Than aspirlt- plus lfl-
ppftlnt bnne benesiting Shamin "t''-
Acts Fast becau7e II dis-olves instantly
No waiting for heavy outer eoatltip- 10
di--olRc OF possibility al passing from
-y-tem preniatiIrely Won upset ~totn-
Y, H. No habtt forming drugs Of sodium
~ite even far those with heart condition
NY llkh blood pressure. Only II ~ tor ,'
Toilets or save more on economy ~lT-
BATTLES Your druggist can tell you there
IVY 90 non prrrcflpf ION pam reliever even
\. tvstee ff,c cost that contains SUCH nee
~Alry ingredients OF has much po-
tencs per tablet a. n found IN PIT NO
j nu fuust he satisfied with trial siHe OF
your money back hsk your druggist
inr PHtlHt today and feef the difierence'
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03
SEEM SLABS
with Dolores Calvin

NEW YORK. CNS)-Althea Gibson Eyes Colf-Not
since the of the Babe Didrickson who held
string of championships has there been stir
other athlete Althea Gibson capture the i'm
agnation of alespecay she has she's
going in for golf She says for fun relaxation but all
those who know herwont be surprised if it's pro.
Anything do, to be the best at it, she re-
marked don't remember Everyone knows that
she plays game hard if there other day to win.
She ioked that you looking at the next wonans
golf champ This chatter has lead all to predict that she
may shine in another sport, anyday
Marian Anderson very regal being sworn in as United
Nations Delegate Secretary of John Foster Dulas
hand his congratulations Sidney Potter
getting equal billing with Tony Cdrs for his superb work
THE Defiant Ones" Curtis piece of the film
the type of deal he has for he Kings Go Forth
thereby could insure Potter getting just billing
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03
Mariana Boy
Wins Top Prize
With Champ Pigs

A Marianna boy. Doris Cribs,
showed the grand champion,
poland china female, Friday at
the first all-state Annual Sears
Pig show of New Farmers of A
merica. The show was held at
the Union Stockyard, Pine Bluff
The reserve champion a Hamp-
sire) was shown by Leon Pierce
of the Cullendale MA chapter
The champion boar Duroc
Jersey was also shown by a
Mariana Chapter boy, Curtis
Brody.
Other winners were first, Sec
ond and third places as follows:
Junior Yearling Sow (Duroc
Jersey Bookie T. Marshall Of
Armorel; Grothel Weathers of
Thornton; and Robert Randell of
Cullendale.
Senior Sow Pig (Duroc
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03

ward in Cambridge, Mass south
TO John Hopkins in Baltimore,
Md. are preparing to participate.
The marchers will include young
people =. Negro and whites
from fourth grade through col
lege.
The new date for the March
IS Saturday, October Is. The
postponement was annouced
jointly by A. Phillip Randolph
and Jackie Robinson following
the attack on The Rev. Martin
Luther King, jr.
DR. King has been closely
identified with the conception
and planning of the March and
intended to be in the line of
march, the statement said.
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03

Jersey Doris Cribs of Mari
anna; Albert Deloach of Eudora;
and Walter White of Eudora.
poland China) Regional Harper
of Cullendale; Johnnie Collins of
Star City; and Walter J. Frazier
of Cullendale. Leon Pierre Of
Cullendale showed a first place
Hampshire in this class and Jes-
sic c. MeHenry of the same
school showed a second place
Berkshire.
Junior Spring Gilt Pig (Du-
roc Jersey Alvin Smith Of
Mariana; Billy Gander of Mon
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03
FUND-RAISING INSTITUTE
AND ANNUAL MEETING
SCHEDULED BY UNCF

The United Negro College Fund
has scheduled Embarrassing in
stitute and its annual meeting
for Oct. 6 and 7 in New York
City, w. j. Trent jr., Fund execu-
tive director, announced.
The meeting to be held in the
Park Sheraton hotel, will be at
tended by the presidents of the
Funds 33 member college and the
lay members of the board Of di-
rectorS.
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03
OPPORTUNITIES EXIST FOR
NEGROES IN ALASKA

CHICAGO-"The same oppor-
tunities open to anyone in Alas
ka are open to Negroes, says
E. L. Bartlett, congressional dele
gate from Alaska, in the current
issue of Ebony magazine
There are an estimated $500
Negroes in Alaska who see
statehood as the beginning of a
better life.
While racial problems in some
areas are burgeoning in Alaska,
community leaders are enthus-
iastic about the unlimited OPP
portunities for professional, tech
nical or business trained pre-
sons.
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03
Thirty-One Buses
From n. Y. Pledged
For Youth March

With three weeks still left to
mobilize for the Youth March for
Integrated Schools total of
thirty-one buses from New York
City have been pledged already
by churches, unions and civic
groups. Each bus will carry for
ty children and at least five a.
dults, ministers, teachers or par
ents.
Duke Ellington has loaned his
orchestra's bus which will carry
fifty-five member of the Brook
lyn Youth Bank. all between
the ages of seven and sixteen.
The Upper Manhattan Medical
group in addition to pledging a
bus has offered the services of
five doctors ad five nurses un-
der the directions of DR.. Arthur
Logan. They will ride the buses
to and from Washington.
A mobilization committee has
been set up in Baltimore under
Rev. Troy Bradley and one in
Washington under Rev. Shelby
Rocks, jr. IN Philadelphia a
committee is in progress of be-
ing established.
Student group from Major uni
versities all the way from Har-
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-03

ticello; and Ben Anthony of
Mariana.
This was the first strictly all
registered MA Pig Show. The
ten chapters showing in this
show were:
Cullendale, Washington, Mar
lama, Monticello, Armorel Thorn
ton, Eudora, Star City and Meni-
fee.
Entries were fewer than last
year, but the quality of the hogs
was much better. according to
Judge o. R. Holiday of AMIN
college and state officials
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.

MAR AVONDALE, SIl,BOo-Briek
semidet.; 3 bedFms., bath and n,
living rrn., dining rm., equipped
Kitchen, fun bsmt., tiled floor. level
fenced yard, all convenlences;
iIfmed. occupancy. CHESTER
KELLER, WooDMooR AGENCY
CORP ~. 5-7l0o; 0 to 9, Ju.
luxurious rambler i'q IN ds 81 81:
s sSSsis:' spacious sR W. rm, nun H Sn
rm, dream, KIT, den, 3 bedrnns
and 2 baths, lge. rec. rn. with
additional bedrpi. and bath above
ground; easy financing $4,000.
Call OIL. 6-916s.
zoos NEWCASTLE AVE, Forest
a Hsv p t1n S Sn sPrIns 6.dsm
many Ss'n Unusual Gs FEATURES Uvs SI such n q
buiit-in nv and Hf-FI. 5000 mo.
furn., $3.50 mo, unfufn. WALKER
A DUNLOP, INC, CO. b-0292
ewes, call Mr., Smalhout, ~, o.
$685., or Mr.. Mack, ~. e-4573,
BETHEspA7-a bsdEmS; and den L
noN nRlAt~ttNtls bullt-lu khNANCl
sible 3fd level available for more
bedrm. space. Separate dining rnn.
lge. modern de luxe kitchen. spa.
cious liv. rm. wlfirepl.. finished
rec, I'm. Immediate possession
$40, $50. I'll . pm.
BETHEsDA REALTY OIL. 4-14It
BETHEspA, Battery Park area.
bedrm. Colonial on. lovely M-acrG
i ss p SSsS. very t4l . SiH F@
location. walk 10 shopping, trans.
pcrtation. schools. $21,95o. I'll
BETHEspA REALTY OIL, Alas
s 81 .SIl,y spm q ,y .5'I III ti
screened porch, carport, daylight
rec, rm. WIhrepl, full bsmt. Ex-
sellent,o eonyenient neiShborhood
S33,7b0, TIL 8 pm.
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-l415
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TWo-MlNUTE MYSTERY
ANSWER
from Psas c.Sl

Julie Webster wos . fIit who
wicked on the streets in q
sesnly eisoFstts sih costume
and met q mon in on alley. But
vesn't silly enough 10 duck out
Of the club on the excuse
oseribed to her,
Holsdiion suspected the bar-
tender, who mode up the reason
Tor jules departure. had me,
and killed her because Of
Jealousy. Julie wos wearing
block mesh stockings. Only O
man wouldn't FsoliEs mesh
stockings don't get runs.
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S16.Qhn
LARGE NEW
BRICK HOME

o4b4A1A 44A<4N4G
Four bedrms., 3 baths. liv.
rm., sep. din, rn1., all-elec.
kit; nm. daylight rec. rm.,
built-in garage; circle drive;
home in estate area, ideal
for children. at end of dead
end street; 3 min. to NH,
is min. to Acc, conv. to
schools and shopping CEN
ter: all this on q 1a-aere
wooded lot. Directions. Out
Wisconsin ave. second st.
north of Georgetown Prep.
School, left to open sign.
55Q7 Edison lane. Phone
BUILDER, VII. 6-45l0.
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HOUSES FoR SALE--MD.

OPEN SAT, AND SUN, l2 TIL -
YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU WAITED
for these VALuE-PACKED brick
ramblers. THREE good-sized bed
rooms, LARGE living room with
striking fireplace. Dazzling kitch-
en-; HOT-WATER HEAT; full
basement with FINISHED REC
REATION ROOM and bath. Situ-
ated on large, deep, well-land-
seaped lot. First time offeredl
Only slS,250. This Is the most!
Dir; Out Route, l 10 Powder Mill
road, left 2 blocks to Queen Anne's
road, right / block to Hartford
I'd. and new home. Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-S400,
HOUSES BY HUGHES; Close in
Cape Cod stairs 70 expand. attic;
full bsmt.. al, nothing down, S7b
mo. pays an. Priced, Sl0,3OO. W,
r. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-l400.
ANDREWS, BOILING, CENSUS
TEMPLE HILLS - Immaculate -
bedrm. full brick Cape Cod; sep,
din. rm.. fireplace In liv. rm.,
finished stairway to fioored attic,
full bsmt. with lovely rec, room,
md bath and laundry room; nice
yard, rear Anchor fenced; ex-
tremely nice neighborhood. $4,000
dn,; S15,750. 5703 End st, Call
for sppt, RANERE REALTY CO.
RE. 5-bOb7.
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ALEXANDRIA, man.

ALEXANDRIA, RAD.
DOCK HEIGHTS - stone-
and-frame Colonial home.
Three bsdrmS. and den, at
traetive living rm. with hre-
place, separate dining nm,
breakfast rin., basement, ga
rage, lovely level lot; near
George Mason School, HAM
mond High area: immediate
occupancy can be had; only
$22,6Q0. You viii want to
s coMiPnAliNY. Aic zKsExESEEAbaRrfxx
OFFICE, XII 9-l600; AR
LINGToN OFFICE. OF. A.
vi.
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DON'T DREAM
A DREAM
RIIX ONEl

You want to live out Of the eity7
30 we have It! A lovely 2-ped.
room Cape Cod, with second floor
fully insulated and SUBJ fioored,
expandable, too; large bedrooms,
separate dining room, big, beau
tiful Kitchen. pine.paneled rec
reation room; large lot, with many
shrubs and trees, fenced; near
Sligo Creek Park, Price, $4,000.
A Home for Kids
II you want your children to have
the best and you haven't much
money to invest, then don't fail
to see this one. Not only the
youngsters. but the whole fam
lily will enjoy the $4,000 recrea-
ton room. Imagine, an all-brick.
3-bedroom rambler. situated on a
large, level. fenced lot, for only
S15,e50, Somebody is going to
get q steal.
James C. Conley & Co.
9525 GA, AVE, JU, 9-4l34 TIL q
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ALEXANDRIA
QUAINT w @, Old r EAyEN EES92UsE

sO1 On s HhD CITY rA9FT toP
TO $13,250
For working mans, Army mans,
rms, city farmhouse" plus liv.
rm., din, rm, TV rn. and kit,
on q big beautifully Handicapped lot
for only S13.250. Child's para
disc; loT-budget party .giveF's De.
would pay $4,000 more in
GeorEetovn. Immed. posS. easy
terms, See IL now OF 10 p.
Myrtle St, nr Commopvealth
ave. Mr. fine schools. churches,
everything. Phone SO. s-sS3t.
OPEN FRI, SAT. AND SUN.
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ASSUME $4,000 dl LOAN

ASSUME $4,000 dI LOAN
Three-bedrn., lh-bath rambler, on
huge, beautifully tree-studded lot.
Full bsmt. with rec. rm., plus
unique bar. equipped Kitchen with
eye-leVel oven, surface range and
birch cabinets, wall-to-wail care
peting; immediate possession:
RLTY. JE. 2.sl1o
so DOWN GI-Brand-new homes.
split-levelS, ramblers, etc. rang
ing in price from $4,000 10
$4,000. Call for brochure, or to
inspect SHANNON n LucHs CO.,
Realtors, Presidential Gardens,
Alex, Va.
$2l,e5O--6 BEDRMs., . BATES.
finished recreation room In this
brand-new all-brick rambler; 40
#, living rm, separate dining
H." the latest in kitchen equip
ment; excellent financing. ONLY
oNEl CAL right now, on. 0-14l8,
SHANNON L. LUCHs, Realtors.
Presidential Gardens, Alsz., Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29
HILLSIDE
BUNGALOW-$6,950

Asbestos shingle bungalow; pine
paneled hv. rm,, kit, with dinettt
area, q bedrms. and tile bath, II
bsmt., oil heat, alum. storm win
dows; $500 DOWN. S61 PER MO
INCL. TAXES. Located at 1910
55th ave. To see, call Mr.. Me-
lntosh, Elk. 3-24S0; weekends. AID
2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-29
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