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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23
@ L | M P S E S
OF
TIL E PA S T
By CAROLYN LLOYD

If it is true that you are only as
old as you think you are, the River
Forest Manor was overrun with
teenagers on Saturday night. Some
were a sophisticated seventeen or
eighteen-they were this years
seniors. Most of the others were
a sweet sixteen for that night
only. They were the seniors OF
1918, 1928, 1888, and 1948, turning
back the years to their graduation.
The desire to recapture just for
a little while the carefree job OF
graduation time accounts, l sup
pose, for the popularity of class re-
unions. Few adults would really
want to go back and start life
again. The brief whirl is enough;
but for-a short time it is good to
forget the responsibility of adult
life and look back to the time
when the world was at their feet.
There, for instance, was the girl
whose ambition was to be prima
ballerina. The nearest she ever
came to it was being the belle of
the ball on the dance floor; and
she is too. busy now being a wife
and mother to brood over lost
dreams, but her life is richer for
having had them. And there was
the girl who was going to be a
famous writer or a famous some
thing. She isn't a famous anything,
but she remembers her dreams
with sweet nostalgia, not bitter
regret. The boy who planned to
sail the seven seas has had to be
content with putt-putting down the
Pungo in his ontboard motor boat.
but he relives his youth through
the dreams of his son.
Strange-some of the sixteen
year-olds had gray hair and
wrinkles that night. 1t must have
been a trick of the lighting, for
surely that gay laughter couldn't
have come from forty and fifty
year-olds.
The most serious ones of all at
the dinner, perhaps, were this
years graduates With the COM
placency of youth, they were toll
Grant of the old folks; but they
no doubt wondered how in the
world they could have been having
any fun at their ages. Had they
known of the youthful dreams be-
ing recalled they would probably
felt SNUG superiority, for today's
youth seems to dream in more
practical terms. They are in a
hurry to get job, to marry, to
be about the business of adult life.
Fame and adventure are fine to
read about; but a home, a tele-
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MANTEO REBEK AIS PLAN TO
ENTERTAIN FOR MRS. DEVER

The Manteo Rebekah Lodge
plans to have big gathering for a
dinner on May 80, when they ex-
pect to have as their guest the
president of the International As
ISOLATION of Rebekah Assemblies,
Mrs. Beatrice Dever of Canada.
All members planning to attend
are asked to place their reserva-
tions with Mrs. Aida Francis by
noon, Monday, May &c, in order to
assure place at the banquet table.
The Manteo Lodge met Monday
night with Mrs. Marian Shannon
Brice presiding in the absence of
the Noble Grand. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Grace White,
Mrs. Clara Harrington and Mrs.
Anne Hasty.
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Keep America Green
FLOWER SHOW AND TEA
HELD IN COLUMBIA

Columbia.-In observance of Ma
tional Home Demonstration Week,
a Flower Show and Tea was held
Thursday, under the Education De-
partment of the Tyrrell County
Home Demonstration County Coun-
Gil.
Arrangements for the show were
displayed in five categories ~
Roses; (2) All Other Cut Flowers;
81 Dried Arrangement; az Large
Potted Plants, and (5) Small flow
ering potted plants. The judges
were Mrs. Wash E. Bateman, Mrs.
William Bullock and Mrs. Jones,
all of Belhaven.
On each arrangement small,
helpful notes were left by the
judges for future help in arrange
ment. Thirteen "Rose" entries were
made with Mrs. T. K. VERIFY Sr.
receiving first prize ribbon; Co.
lumbia Home Demonstration Club,
submitted by Mrs. Floyd Spencer,
second prize ribbon, and Scupper-
nong Home Demonstration Club
third prize ribbon. Of the five en-
trants in ''Dried Arrangements" "
first prize went to Columbia Wom-
ans Club, submitted by Mrs.
Blanche w. Cohoon, second prize
to Mrs. T. X. VERIFY, ST., and third
to Mrs. d. A. Simmons
Of the fifteen entrants in "All
Other Cut Flowers" first prize
went to Levels Home Demonstra-
ton Club, submitted by Mrs. Kath-
leen Spencer, second prize to Co.
lumbia Junior Woman's Club, sub
mitted by Mrs. Helen VERIFY and
Mrs. Statha McClees, and third
prize to Mrs. Blanche w. Cohoon.
First prize for Large Potted
Plants went to Mrs. Edward
Swain, and second prize to Mrs.
Helen VERIFY. For small Towering
potted plants, Mrs. Johnny Ever
EFT, received first prize, Mrs.
Charlie Spruill, second prize, and
Mrs. H. C. Davenport, third.
Honorable mention was given to
Scotia Home Demonstration Club
submitted by Mrs. Robert Barnes,
and to Mrs. H. Earl Sexton.
About fifty registered as attend
ing the tea, by Mrs. w. T. Reyr-
Odds, but many came to see the
floral display before the appointed
time whose names did not get on
the register.
The guests were welcomed by
Mrs. R. L. Spruill, County Council
President. Tea was served by Mrs
Lee R. Barnes, vice-president, and
Mrs. H. C. Davenport, Treasurer.
Mrs. J. M. Carroll served as
chairman of the tea committee
Mrs. E. ]. Brickhouse, Education
Chairman of the County Council
assisted by Mrs. Blanche w. Co.
hoon, served as co-chairman fol
the Flower Show.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mckinney
and family of Elizabeth City visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Patrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Crosswhite
and daughter of Norfolk visited
relatives here.
Mrs. C. o. Workman and son
Jeff We're in Elizabeth City Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtiss Liverman
of Goldsboro are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. C. E. Goodwin.
Mrs. Caddie Dunbar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mooney of Fairfield were
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Combs, Mrs.
Margie Squyars and Mrs. Blanch
Cooper were in Edenton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Patrick and
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YACHTING TRIP ENJOYED
BY 10 COLUMBIA WOMEN

Columbia.-Eighteen local wom-
en- were honored with an outing
aboard the spacious and luxuriant
yacht "Hebo" on Wednesday after
noon, with Mrs. Floyd E. Cohoon
acting as hostess for the occasion.
The yacht, the property of J.
Butler, of the Butler Lumber Com
pany of West Virginia and Column
bia, measuring approximately six
ty-six feet from bow to stern, con-
tanning three state rooms, two
complete baths, living and dining
combination, galley and crew quar-
ters, with upper and lower decks,
left the Floyd Cohoon wharf, where
it had been moored for the past
several days, at three-thirty in the
afternoon, travelling to within
sight of Edenton, and returning at
six o'clock. The crew was com
posed of four men.
Other than Mrs. Cohoon, the
"Oh-ing" and "Ah-ing" ladies were
Mrs. John Hardison, Mrs. J. G.
Meekins, Mrs. Ferrin, Mrs. w. E
Bateman, Mrs. Jack Taylor, Mrs
Cecil Lilley, Mrs. Henry McClees
Mrs. C. McClees, Mrs. J. S. How.
EFT, Mrs. T. w. Armstrong, Mrs
w. S. Caravan, Mrs. James Con
don, Mrs. J. P. Alexander, Mrs. C
Earl Cohoon, Mrs. J. H. Withers
Mrs. R. K. Jagers and Mrs. w. A
Williams.
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MEMORIAL SERVICE IN
COLUMBIA IS PLANNED

A memorial service honoring the
deceased veterans of World War
| and II and the Korean conflict
will be held in the Columbia Chris
tan Church, Sunday night, May
25th at 8 o'clock. The Rev. A. J.
Mackie of the Columbia Episcopal
Church who is World War vet
eran will be the guest speaker
and the Columbia High School
Glee Club will be in charge of the
music. The American Legion and
the American Legion Auxiliary
will sponsor the program. All vet
Grams and Auxiliary members are
asked to be in the annex of the
church at 7:45 to be in the pro-
cession.
Mrs. w. S. Caravan, President
of the American Legion Auxiliary
of Columbia announces that or
Saturday, May "a, the members of
the Auxiliary, the Junior members
and the girls who have attended
Girls State will not only be on the
street corners but will visit all
homes asking that everyone in the
home wear poppy in memory OF
the World War dead.
A monthly meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary will be
held in the Agriculture Building
Monday night the &c at 8 pm. A
very important business meeting
will be held, after which there will
be a planned tour of the new
homes of veterans in Columbia and
Travis.
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

Columbia-Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey
Heath and son, Aubrey, Jr. of
Elizabeth City spent the week end
with her mother, Mrs. A. B. Hop
kins Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Darden of
Salamanca, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs.
Judson L. Walker of Raleigh Wis
tied their sisters, Mrs. c. Earl Co.
hoon and Mrs. w. A. VERIFY last
week.
Mrs. H. M. Newberry is visiting
her daughter and granddaughter,
Mrs. George G. Martin and Mrs.
R. l. Acey in Norfolk.
Reuben Hassell of Edenton visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. 1.
Hassell, this week.
Mrs. w. S. Caravan spent the
week end in Goldsboro with her
daughter and son-in-law, Comman-
der and Mrs w. B. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian H. Swain,
Mrs. Effie A. Brickhouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd E. Cohoon spent the
week end at Mays Head.
LIST Sgt. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Bas-
night and children, Harry, Larry
and Mike of the U S. Army, who
has been for the past two and one
half years stationed in Germany,
has returned. He is being transfer
red to Fort Benning, Ga. Sgt. Bias
night is the son of Mrs. ella Bas-
night of Florida and Onslow Bias
night of Norfolk, former Tyrrell
County citizens.
Mrs. ella Basnight is spending
a few weeks with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. R. M
Tarkenton of Creswell.
Morris G. Pritchitt, Sr. was tax
en- very ill Monday night, and was
rushed to hospital Tuesday.
D. Webb Hassell, who recently
underwent surgery at Chowan Hos
pitai, has returned home.
Degrees were awarded to two
Tyrrell County Seniors at COM
mencement exercises at East Caro-
lima College Sunday: Miss Margar-
ct Ann peggy Griffin, daughter
of Mrs. w. A. Basnight, and the
late Frank Griffin, who graduated
with a double major-music and
voice; Jack Sample Everton, son of
Mrs. S. F. and the late Mr.. Everton
of Columbia, Route 8.
I Invitations have been received
here to the Forthcoming wedding
\ of Doctor Charles Hal Chaplin, sor
tof Mrs. S. C. and the late Doctor
+ Chaplin, to Miss Barbara Anne
Miller, to be solemnized on Friday
June 6 at Saint Luke's Episcopal
Church, Lincolnton, N. c., from the
mother of the bride-elect, Mrs
Reece Miller of Lincolnton.
To determine the marketing quo
tas for the 1859 wheat crop, {
wheat referendum will be held il
the Tyrrell County ASC office OF
June 20, from 8 am. to pm.
The Columbia Postoffice an
nounces cleanup week in the Office
and throughout the rural deliver!
area, as May 1924.
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WOMANS CLUB
lNSTALLS NEW OFFICERS

Columbia.-O Officers for the en-
suing year were installed at the
last meeting of the Junior Wom-
ans Club, at the home of Mrs.
Cecil Lilley, Thursday evening, by
the club sponsor, Mrs. Blanche w.
Cohoon. Mrs. T. K. VERIFY, Jr.,
President; Mrs. Marvin Hassell,
Vice-president; Mrs. Allen Carlson,
Recording Secretary; Mrs. J. S.
Howett, Corresponding Secretary;
and Mrs. Jean B. Combs, Treas
urer.
The Crippled Children's Fund
gross receipts of $511.63 was re-
ported by the fund treasurer, Mrs
Lloyd Pledger.
Motion was made to engage in
return soft-ball games with the
Junior Club at Creswell, with the
first game to be held at Columbia
on a Wednesday afternoon to be
agreed upon with the Creswell
Club.
Motion was made to sponsor d
Dairy Queen to represent Tyrrell
County at the Dairy Queen Pag-
cant of District IL. Committee ap.
pointed to promote the selection:
Mrs. Cecil Lilley, Mrs. T. X. Yer,
by Jr., and Mrs. Statha McClees.
A letter from the librarian OF
F! the Tyrrell County Public Library
Mrs w. V. Reynolds, was read
announcing the reading club fol
children ages Gil, to again be
held this year, to begin June 9th
at 2:30 pm. The clubs this year
are to be called the U.S.A. Clubs,
She also announced a "Story Hour
for children ages So, to be each
Saturday morning from 9 to 10
o'clock. Volunteers to aid at the
meetings and to serve refresh
ments were taken.
1t was voted that the club again
serve the Rotary Club once each
month.
Mrs. Blanche w. Cohoon was
again elected club sponsor for the
ensuing year.
Mrs. Janet Lilley was appointed
membership chairman and all
members were asked to pay dues
early so names can be Incorporated
in year book.
A committee composed of Mrs
Jean Simmons, Mrs. Larry Jones
Mrs. Lloyd Pledger. Mrs. D. E
Steagall and Mrs. Allen Carlson
were appointed to make arrange.
ments for a "Weiner Roast" to
honor the club families, to be helc
June 18th, at $3.50 pm. at the
Norman Smith Legion Beach.
The Vice-president, Mrs. Staths
McClees, presided; minutes by
Mrs. Janet Lilley, and Treasurer.
report was by Mrs. Mary AM
Combs, Treasurer.
The outgoing officers were
Mrs. Stephen Davenport, president
Mrs. Statha McClees, Vice-Presi
dent; Mrs. D. E. Steagall, CORES
ponding secretary; and Mrs. Ceci
Lilley, Recording Secretary; Mrs
Jean B. Combs, Treasurer.
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BART GARRISON'S BIRTHDAY
PARTY HELD ON MAY 21ST

Wanchese.-A greatly loved res
ident of Wanchese, Bart Garrison,
observed his 8Oth birthday at his
home here. His wife is 76. They
have been married So years and
think the Lord has blessed them
very much, although they feel the
need of prayers of their friends
to keep going. This old couple take
care of their household and wait
on an invalid brother of Mrs. Gar
rison's, Billy White Daniels. Mr..
Garrison works every day and
rides his bicycle; often riding to
Manteo six miles away.
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vision set, an automobile are the
tangible things of life.
Who is to say what kind of
dreams are better. The realists
and the romanticists alike make
their adjustments to life; but
whether it be the Class of 1918 or
the Class of '58 they will always
enjoy a class reunion as a brief
retreat into youth.
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son of Elizabeth City were here
on the week end visiting relatives.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Owens
spent Saturday in Edenton.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

GRAvEL--1OO acres of prime
gravel located near Brandywine,
Nd. VIII sell or exch. DI. 7-2734:
ewes. SO. 5-9336.
IDEAL FOR NATIONAL HEAD
QUARTERS, union or nonprofit
FOREIGN oovE Es MEM EN- EMs
BAsSY, LEGATION OR AGENCY.
--3-story corner bldg, COW. To-
Gated amid similar neighbors In
y. II; ave.-Dupont Circle area.
Contains over 10000 50. IT. IS
Write owper. Box s4-x. Star.
RESTAURANT TAVERN, on Rte. i
miles from Quantico, Va; $50
IT frontage. 100-ft. deep, Partial
equipment. Has tenant; $4,000.
Call VIII. 2-SS64.
Sill. SPG.-WHEATON, nr. ca. ave.
Home and income. License as
to 6 yrs. Equip. incl. $4,000.
ALLEN. REALToR, RIA. 6-3333.
EYE ST. NV, 1900 blk.-3-story
aud bsmt. brick, FIRE escapes. oil
h;,W3 must be sold, make offer,
DI. 7-7900,
LARGE COUNTRY STORE in Mine
Run, Va; $4,000 annual BUSH
ness; stock optional. Retiring
ACCOUNTS for low price Of $4,000
SELF. AGENT, TIE. 6-4I3l.
l0,50O SO. FIT. cN2 coming on
8. Capitol ST., close-in, improved
by substantial one-sory brk. bldg
of approx. 5000 so. IT. Please
call MT: Gavin with H. @. SMITHY
D.. G, LOTS. Apis. or gas service
station. Prime sites. Corner 25th,
Naylor and Good Hope rds. Sc
SQUARE 563l. Quick action. OWN
Err, OIL. 6-4352.
ROCKVILLE PIKE. Prime location
u acre. ground with excel. bldg.
distance between Rockville and
Bethesda. Priced right. Owner
vii consider lease. Mr.. West, GOSS
REALTY CO, INC. FE. 7-l500.
and You-Vac. Fine brk. bldg. )
lge. pvt, rms. bsmt., park: suit.
ofices, club, light industry. Rent
$3.50 or buy with small cash,
OWNER. JU. S-9666; Ia. 9-6633
VIENNA, VA.-(Good inVest.) y
acre: grocery S106 mo-; can build
more stores. $4,000 HA. 2-3466.
AUTO REPAIR SHOP, money maker
2-story brick. equipped. Reason
able Central ne. location, r. O.
dunno CO., Realtors, FE. 3-1173.
daily no. 2-0700.
NOMINATING STORE, Michigan
Park, mr.. Catholic. o., Franciscan
Monastery, Providence Hospital.
Red-hot business area. Reason
able. r. @. dunno CO., Realtors,
FE. 3-1173; daily, no. $1,000.
BRICK AND CINDER BLOCK, l.
story bldg; l2 yrs. old, 51x122.
on lot 71x147: street to. street;
ample parking. zoned. industrial.
forced concrete roofs. Suitable dis
tributor, manufacturer, etc, r. q.
dunno Co, Realtors. FE. 3-1173;
daily HO. 10000.
INDUSTRIAL ZONING, modern GIN
der block shop. 37X65. Suitable
auto repairs, distributor. light
manufacturing. loft; rollup doors.
r. @. dunno CO., Realtors, Re.
3-1173; daily HO. 10000.
JEFFERSON PLACE, 1881 Conn
ton for oficers. NE. $500.
1-STORY BLDG, mr.. N.
Capitol and New York ave.
Sale or Lease STORY drive
in bldg, 5000 #. plus lge.
mezzanine. Nice ofices; gas
heat. Price reduced to S42,-
500 Terms. Mr.. Rowland.
with
BOSS q PHELPS, INC, -
Ma $4,000 LU. 1-7O69
"FOc.cy ROT-TOMn
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MOVE TO HOWARD CO.
PAUL ,, BEARD. Realtor
RARGAIN

4is acres. stream and trees. just
on o. New Rte. 20 ] mile beyond
BurtonSyille on north side OF res
ervoir, 10 miles from Silver Spring.
Price $500.
We have some beautiful homes
nov, large and small farms IS
acres. 7-rm. house. 2 barns. I'M
plement shed, stream, located on
old Rte % 81 ClarkesyiIle, Let
% Eilicott CITY 1l4{-R.
CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
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COUNTRY PROPERLY


COUNTRY HOME--o rooms. down.
stairs bedroom, adj. bath. base
ment; shady lawn. garage, stable.
"A acres, pasture, Christmas trees.
lSx30 dwelling In orchard; can
sell separately: 2 wells, COW.
schools, churches. stores. Mitehells,
Va. s mi. from culpeper. Priced
10 sell, low down payment, win
finance. Open BY owners June IA
to %, Mr.. AND MRS. r. M. LEE,
JR., KilmaTnock, Va.
WATERFORD, VA. = Lovely old
stone house: ideal for restoring
cleo; Ice. ilrepl 2 acres or 81
acres; stone springhouse. gar,
chicken houses, stone barn; also
attr. old stone home. all mod, 2
entr. 10 Waterford on lett. Tuxedo
g-gRaI mr. TlINed0 Q-QIAQ
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40 APT. UNITS, . groups. price s
times inc. Sl4U,0 600. 100000.
309s dn. AGENT. W. 5-0240.
92s MARYLAND AVE. NE. -
Detached corner with extra lot:
5 units furn.. 4-car, 2-story brick
garage; oil b.: S2D,95O. substan-
tial cash required. 15j5 mo.
rental: occupied, excel. investment
MOBLEY REALTY. IL. T-3HHI
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Rr, ri 9Th ST. N.E.-i-story brick
bldg constg. Of approx. 400 So
H., lavatory. excel. for workshop,
warehouse, etc, $35 mo. Call LEO
n BERNSTEIN n CO.. DE-. 2
RESTAURANT. fully equipped. in
busy Farmers Mkt. Avail immed.
See Mr.. Robbins on premises, az
Center Market City, 9Th and X
SITS, NV. or cali DI. 7-5O39.
WHITE or COLORED-combina-
nearby Va. on heavily Travelled
Old Dominion dr.. Small store
serving sandwiches and beer and
o1erlng some grocery items TO
lge. local trade, as well as tran-
silent TO Great Falls Park. COM
Portable living quarters IN same
bldg. Wonderful opportunity for
the right person, Will lease at
500 per mo. GLADYS s. BAR
NEY, Real Estate Broker. 80
Center ST, North. Vienna, Va,
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Arfax Realty
8 TIL 8 JE. 4-4900
EXECUTIVE XII I'll
DOCTOR
DIPLOMAT
COMPLETELY
AIR CONDITIONED

Located on q grassy knoll Of
nearly acre with laree trees.
overlooking the Potomac from a
vantage point on George Washing
ton Union Farm approximately IS
miles from d. c. with access for
boating. Ideal for informal enter
tanning. Semi-contemporary 3-year-
old, 2-story with 27x14 liv. rm.,
separate din. rm.: fully equipped
19x12 kitchen and breakfast COM
bination, family room or LIST floor
bedrm.; 3 large bedrms. up; 4
baths, 3 flreplaces: cabinets, doors
and wood trim Of Honduras mahog-
any: beautiful wall-to-wan carpet
ing; finished rec. room; double ga
rage; beautifully Handicapped. Rare
~ can we offer at any price in
this area, river-view home. 1t is
not priced tout Of bounds" but at
actual cost. $40, $50. Owner trans
ferred, must sell.
Drive out scenic Mt, Vernon
blvd. 2 mi. beyond Mt. Vernon, to
407 Burke dr.. in Mt. Vernon Ter
race, and see for yourself, how de-
lightfully cool 1t is, or call
BERNICE CARTER DAVIS
REAITOp so 6.bRAA
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STONE HOUSE
Blue Ridge Mts.

= 30 acres, more or less. Q
streams. spring water lake. Hunt,
flsh, boat, swim. Wonderful loca-
ton boys camp, girls camp, FAM
ny camp 6 nSTa road every con
LATE. Thurmont. Nd. phi. Abr.
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ern Nd. within committing dis
lance Of D. c. Boz god. Star.
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GRAVEL--10O acres Of prime
gravel located near Brandywine,
Nd. VIII sell or exch. DI. 7-2734:
ewes, SO. b-9336.
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Converted house, completely
furn.. adj. Lincoln Park; income in
excess Of $4,000 per year. SAMUEL
R. MILLER, Realtor, DI. 7-6943.
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HOUSES TO BUILD

ARCHITEcT-BUILDER. contempo-
rary specialist. viii plan and build
q home to At your needs on your
lot. $4,000 minimum. EN-. 3-2907,
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ATTENTION sPECULATORs. IN.
NESTORS--23Ol LIST n:w.-ll
rms. 3 baths, home suit. for
tourist home or rooming house.
Owner wants quick sale. ". l..
ToOMEY, JR. REALToR, RE.
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2-UNIT APT, conv. sc. area; rents.
$50 and $500 mo. Modern bldg !,
gas heat, furniture included.
Sll,950, cash or terms. STONE a.
MARCELLINo, tn. 2-2lOl or
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Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

]. so acres on paved road: g.
bedroom home with new bath. oil
hot-water heat. electric stove: Ga
acre tobacco allotment. fenced for
Grazing 30 miles D. c.: $4,000.
. Near West River; z acres:
modern Groom home. barn, garage:
4 ba-aere tobacco allotment: on
paved road: immediate possession:
80 miles p. c. $4,000.
3. Deale ga acres. 800 feet
waterfront on Chesapeake Bay.
modern 7-room frame home. 4
bedrooms. ~ baths, large screened
porches, good view, double garage,
outbuildings. guest home. artesian
we'll immediate possession; 25
miles d. c. Owner will sacrifiee.
4, Pair Haven. all yeaF-found
modern masonry home: fun OE
Kitchen. good view OF water, water
privileges. 35 miles D. c.. $4,000.
8. ovensviiie. 112 acres, I'M
proved By 9-room Colonial home.
bath, stable, outbutldings. near
West River. on paved road: i'm
mediate possession. 7-aeTe tobacco
allotment. % miles %. G $4,000.
INSPECTION BY APPOINT
MINT. Cali Mrs Williams, Uni-
versitv 7-34pi. CALVERT REAJTY
AOENcY, Prince Frederick, Nd.
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MT. PLEASANT, I702 kenyon St.
bsmt., newly decorated. beauti-
fully fuTn., plano, ~; hargain
priced. low down pymt., many
extras, Never vac. AID. 4-OS1b.
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CONVENIENT LOCATION

CONVENIENT IOChllON
New all-brick ramblers:. 3 bed
rms. liv. rm.. din, rln., 2 tile baths,
fully equipped kit. full daylight
bsmt.. ? firepls.; sodded lot; close
schools; ehqrsnss,, storss; r 9asisas
subdivision. These homes built UNI
der rigid FHA supervision for years
OF mainteSznce-free living FLA
and attractive conventional financ-
ina with as little as Sl,b05 down.
These ramblers selling for $3.50
are $500 below FHA appraisal. I'M
mediate occupancy available. Buy
direct from builder and save. CAL
day or night for inspection, FL.
4-523S.