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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

Of good times. The members Of the
junior choir met at Sharon Church
for practice Monday evening
After their rehearsal with Mrs.
Charlie Gates. their director. they
piled In her car, took JOY ride
over To the Tastee Freeze for re-
freshments. They. by the longer
way around, they headed home,
carefree and merry.
Folks were really hustling around
RivervicW Monday morning as MIR
Bass kept his eye on his reliable
timepiccc There was hay to cut
hay to rake and hay to bale. Time
kept pushing as the men speeded
up. With MI Bass impetuous
nature. everything was on the
move. AT ii am. he came in fol
dinner 70 discover he had. upon
rising. set his watch one houi
ahead Of time
| Dabncy Ames spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs Aumon Bass and
went with them 70 the deaf services
III the afternoon There was a fine
attendance with some coming from
as far as Danvllle
Mr.. and Mrs John Gates and
family and MI, and Mrs, Bruce
Gates made a double call IN the
home u Ms w b Gates Sunday
evening or course. there was then
mother whom they visit regularly
and then there was their sister
Mrs. OFerrell Davidson from
Kingsport. Tenn whom they had
not Seen for year
The Gas met Ill Goodwin Lake
Saturday afternoon for swim and
supper
Mr.. and Mrs. w A Oldham were
Saturday night supper guests Of MI
and Mrs Frank Bruce
/ The WomanS Missionary Society
Of Sharon will hold it's regular meet
ing at the church the Tuesday after
the first Sunday instead Of the Tues
day after tho second Sunday This
change has been made because Of
the revival which starts July 3
Which are having the most fun.
Mr. and Ms James Price or the
boys. Johnny and Tommy Howell
Of Richmond and Johnny DoWdy
81 Farmvillc who are spending
some time with them? II rs hard
10 Judge but where We find three
lads we are sure to find action
Remember Genius is the gold in
The mine; talent is the miner who
works and brings II ont
Lady Blessngton
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

Knoxville News
DR.. B. H. Word, Jr.
Begins Internship
In St. Louis, Mo.

DR. b II Word, Jr., left Saturday
for Barnes Hospital st. Louis. Mo.
to begin his intern work. Mrs Word
and their three children will remain
in Charlottesville They spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Word.
Vacation Bible School ended with
commencement exercises Friday
evening. The total enrolment was
ST.
Rodney Word was a week end
visitor OF the Ben Words.
j n Carter visited Mr. and Mrs.
John Word Monday evening
Miss Lucy Lee Wootton and Miss
Mary Wright. .! Richmond spent
the wccf end al their homes.
Mrs Word Sees Grandson
Mrs. John Word spent last week
IN Roanoke visiting her daughter
and family Mr. and Mrs william
O'Mcara and their infant son. who
was born June 70 at Roanoke Me-
mortal Hospital
Linda O'Mcara. Of Roanoke. Is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Word
Mrs II L Jones and Miss Ger
rude Grimes left Saturday 10 visit
rclauves al Radford and Hunting
on. w Va
Miss Ruby Gillspic spent the
week end with her mother Mrs r
L. Gillispie
Mr. and Mrs Warren Dunevant
md son. Michael Of Farmville
were Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Dunevant.
Son Born to Blantons
Mr. and Mrs Henry Blanton an
nounce the birth Of son. Cary
Alexander. June % at Southside
Community Hospital. Farnville.
Richard Blanton Is visiting his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard Duncvant
Mr. and Mrs Muriel Dunevant
and children were Sunday visitors
Of Mrs f c Giles. Of Farmvlle
Mr. and Mrs. r M Dunevant
went 81 4 business trip u lions
Cross Roads.
Mrs. William D Hailes and
daughter. Lisa. of Rochester. N. Y
and Mrs Robert E Smith and chill
dren. Robbie and Kathy Of Rich
mond. spent two weeks with their
mothc~ Mrs Katharine Allen Her
other daughter, Mrs Galdvs
Beavers. of Alexandria, was also
a week end visitor
Mrs. N j Allen returned from a
visit, with relatives in Middlcscx
and Richmond
Mrs William Hailcs left Saturday
for a VISIT with 1t Hailes. who is
stationed at Fort Lee.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

Wheat harvesting time is here
again and combines arc on the
march Country kitchens are busy
canning vegetables or preparing
them for the deep freeze Working
hours over. recreation runs to swim
ming. fishing and highly competi-
five croquet
Nat Walden is a town boy. but
Lvnchburg has nothing so exciting to
offer as riding on the combine He
is spending the week with his grand
parents and wishing the harvesting
season would last forever
youngsters Paradise"
Another youngster who finds the
country a fascinating place to spend
vacation is Mike Nifong His
friends. Susan and Nan Forbes. have
kitten and a baby calf Nearly
everybody has a dog Last week.
with Elizabeth Ann Parker and her
parents. he pulled his first fish
from the water. The accompanying
thrill was al, out Of proportion tc the
size Of the fish The pound and 10
ounce Big Mouth Bass caught by
Ewell Morgan had more size to rec
ommend it. but it couldn't have
filled the fisherman with more
pride
For Miss Beth Forbes. teaching
experience began. and continued for
q number of years, in Sussex Coun-
tx. During that period deep roots
were sunk in its sandy soil and life
time friendships formed Once in a
while nostalgia for their halcyon
days overtakes Miss Forbes. and
there is no rest until something is
done about it. Last week. sensing
the approach Of this familiar feeling
she sent out invitations. and Thurs
day. a goodly representation from
the county arrived at her door They
were Mrs. Gilbert Allen Mrs w. H
Purcell Mrs G. L. Munford, and
Mrs. Wilbur Morris. Of Wakefield :
also Mr.. Waverley Parker and Miss
Lillian Parkinson. Of Chase City
To entertain her guests. Miss
Forbes had arranged a bridge lunch
con with local friends coming in to
meet them The other guests we're
Mrs. G NJ Rogers. Mrs Malcolm
Sadler. Mrs. John Spencer. Mrs.
Rowlett Bruce. Mrs. Julius Coleman
Mrs. George Eldridge. and Miss APP
ping Moss
The party over, there was a brief
rest. then a buffet supper before
other friends dropped in for the eve
ming Evening callers were Mrs Ed
ward Pollard. Mrs Lorna Scott
Miss Judith Corson and Mrs. Rod
ney Smith Each guest told her fun
niest story and the house rang with
laughter.
The following day Miss Forbes and
her guests had lunch with friend
in Farmville and from there the
party broke UP
Sunday Miss Forbes was Joined
by Mrs. Waverley Parker and they
went to Stony Greek for few day
visit with Mrs. Archie Mayes.
Small Scale Re-Uni0n
F. L. Coleman, his daughter Salena
and Mary ST. John. and their friend
Margaret johnson. of Rock Hill, S
c.. we're week end guests of Mr.. ano
Mrs. j. Meade Anderson Making q
small scale family reunion. the An
dersons and their guests we're loinec
for Saturday night supper by Mr.
and Mrs. Branch Rosen and Mr. ane
Mrs. Julis Coleman
Mr.. Coleman and his younger
daughter. Mary St. John, returned
to Rock Hill Sunday. leaving the
other two girls for weeks visit.
Miss Mary Noble Morgan and Eo
Dunevant were supper guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Morgan Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Christian
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

Walker returned after spending
their vacation with MRS Welch s
parents. Mr ana MIS- Alcx Will
ford. n Raleigh, n O.
Mr.. and MS. II. c. Cunningham
and Nh and Mrs E n Cunning
ham were Monday dinner guests Of
M and Mrs r z Booker
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

enabled to visit him in hospitals by
this service. There have been 80
such cases since Jan. |. 1858
Mrs George w Eldridge. former
treasurer Of the county who is now
residing in North Carolina attended
the meeting She is charter mem
Der OF the chapter which was formed
during World War I
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

families and members OF the Armed
Forces. These Services consist OF
assistance to members Of the Armed
Forces in obtaining emergency fur
loughs. paying dependency allot-
ments. arranging compassionate as
signments and arranging discharges
due to hardships The Veteran is
assisted in obtaining compensation
and pensions and his family is often
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

Because nickel imparts generally
beneficial characteristics at high
temperatures to metals, practically
all accepted high-temperature al
Toys, such as those used In jet
engines. contain appreciate per-
centages OF this element.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

PLYMOUTH 'sd VS.; auto. trans /.
e-t0ns rTecn. 10000 mira, 1
e.nsFs Excel sOnd- sit's' Do.
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CHEVROLET Ih1

sfsS Pinsy Br. Rd. SIS, ~. $1,000
CHEy. 80 Bel Air 2.dr.. fully
9.lhIR RelheNda. Nd.
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NASH '5l station wagon; r. and
b. overdriye, S325 or best OFFER.
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CHEVROLET iaaa station wagon
sedan, ~" radio, heater, poNtf-
Ilide, perfect condition, l-yF, var.
ant on paFtA and labor, onS
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Bel Air hardtop 4-door. radio
heater, power Steering, automatic
transmission, clear plastic covers,
white-walls. must see TO appreciate
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALPnA-ROMEo 1885 convertible
80 2g5 JACK pRY i2iS Conn
or 18th and Pa, ave Ee.
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MORRIS 1858 1000; r. h.: immae
Sl,f50. WO. 6.sOsS
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eHENygRoLET nv - s.! B:i HiT'i "a

CHEv. 1850 4-dr.: T.; n; stand
shiit. excel. eond Sepb. OWNER
.Ol3 kalorama I'd, NV, btmt, apt
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AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE


T0RD 'as coupe perfect runninl
e0nq kome custom work, 70
quick sale sl.h, CAL III b.al.a
HILLMAN 1875 fnevl, VI asa
JACK fRY lstN Conn, or idtl
AID p, ave, ae
HUDSON JET IDsal r.8hI excel
transp. good mlleage' BEAT ciief
Call After 5 OIL, s-sOta,
HUDSON iaAe a.dr hydra sin0
Flood PONTIAC, AiOO Wis. ave
HUDSON late 'as club epe,. =, an,
H., spotlight Farpgt-keptl A7,Ont
mi, excel. cond, thfoughout. ofia
pant, lady ownet, must hen, BIO.
OF beat ofief, III, a.1Hhn AT,
pm,
LINCOLN 'b7 Premier s-dr. hard
TOD H. auto, trans p6s Wv
tires, .stone blue, low mileage, Nerl
clean. I owner, WheelmOhile frel
warranty, Bank rate terms, si,tpa
WHEELER. INC, CHRY6LER CITY
.MnEttAOntLE QUALITY CARS
thuo WISCONSIN NV, IN. e-iOe'
LINCOLN SIS capri hardtop: Ga,
rage-kept, like new, very iou
mileeae full power. q, h., Wv
auto vindcw, i.wAy seat; pVt
party Oh 2-BiO0, Ext, 7ih' ewes
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MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks. II
Is minutes. whether it's paid fol
or not HERSON'S, Sth and
NV. DE 2-4700.
REFINANCE YOUR HOME; rails,
cash, reduce monthly payments
consolidate debts: no advance fees
Licensed consultant. NO. 1861
or (evesD, IA. 2-52S0.
MORTGAGE LOANS = $4,000.
$3.50 000-Group your debts, lower
your pymts.. ref1nanee your prop
and improvements. Quick, honest
courteous service on real estate
farms, ETC., only in the State o.
Maryland. Call Mr. ROBERTS
Baltic, Md. day or night. Suns
and HOLIDAYS. at saratoga 7-4047
SIGNATURE LOANS - Confiden.
tial and pleasant service. FARIs
FINANCE CO.. INC, 1929
Ga. ave, Wheaton. 10. 5-5I22.
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CHARMINGLY ARRANGED 4-room
ONCE suite in Guardian Federal
Bldg. in Silver Spring: air-cond,
all services incl: S19l mo. JU.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS tor RENT

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE SHOPPING
CENTER-Ofnce available; approx
1,000-sq. IT,: all util. incl. May
be seen at any time. DE. 2-3200.
SUITE for medical or other pro-
feSsional use. 33l5 18th ST. NV,
at Park I'd aforementioned. DE
2-55S3 or EN-. 2-4626.
SUITE in Culmore shopping center:
ofilce bldg, bet. Baileys Cross
roads and Seven Corners: air-cond.
Busy area. JE. 4-6650 or EN-
2-4626.
-COND. and completely furn.
once avail. in elev. bldg. on X st.
NV. nr. l4th. SIS per mo. Apply
1874 X st: NV. RIM. SIS or call
FIRST FLOOR, $50 So. IT., Q lava
tories. ample storage basement;
good sc. location; $3.50. Call Dl.
7-774Q or OIL. 2-6S44.
1918 18th ST. N.W.-2nd-fioor
once once So5laE large rooms reasonable
T" VERY Ice. FRONT RMS. nr.
Hecht's dntn., suitable for pro-
mo; Ma. s-s664; ewes, ia.
UPPER NV. AT D. c. LINE-lst-
hoor suite in mod, air-cond. bldg.
suitable attorneys, etc; CPA need
ed; unrestricted parking: avail.
June /. Inspection invited: very
reas. 7705 Ga. ave. NV. TU.
2-O105.
TAKOMA PARK AREA, N. Hamp-
shire ave. at EaSt-West hwy
About $500 50, IT. on first floor:
new modern bldg. nearing compile
tion; may be leased as an entir-
ETY. or otherwise. Mr.. LEBLING,
OIL, 2-1l22; Sun.-eves., OIL.
If YOUR BUSINESS or profession
requires permanent downtown To-
cation, we urge you to consider
the Westory Bldg. ct corner OF
14th and p SITS. NV, opposite the
Willard Hotel, Garfinkles and Ma
tional Press Bldg. close to Patent
once, District Bldg, Internal
Revenue. Now available. ! large
rm. on 9th a. with beautiful view
Of city. S75. Another single rm
rm. suite at S12O. New lobby, ex-
cellent elev. service. etc. Rooms
equipped with fiuoreseent lighting,
asphalt tile flooring and wire for
air-cond. Apply superintendent on
premises or call MR.. GILL, EN-.
10000. LEGUM q GERBER
REALTY CO.
CORNER 10th AND PA. AVE.-q45
Pa. ave. NV. Desirable ofices, S25
mo. up; utils incl; elev, bldg. Ma.
S-SO25.
MODERN ELEVATOR air condition
ed bldg. in Silver Spring, has front
ONCE, 17x24, avail. immed. Call
Mr.. Holland. H. @. SMITHY CO.,
S11 10th st. NV. ST. 3-3300,
18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD SEC
TION-2nd floor. l7x62 feet. suit
able combination ONCE and living
WE. 5-6366.
1914 COLUMBIA RID. - VIII re-
model LIST FIR. for doctor, dentist,
or gen. ofices. Call Mon. DU.
7-6063.
9I5 EYE ST. N.W.-2nd A., 2 large
rooms, eft. picture window in
front room; janitor service. Apply
Room 81.
CHARMINGLY ARRANGED 4-room
ONCE suite in Guardian Federal
Bldg. in Silver Spring: air-cond,
all services incl: S19l mo. JU.
5-S643.
noIn -. go.
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cHRYsLEs. 5J, New Yorker 4-dr,
5eGaa. a., n, very clean. Speciai
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

I.OOO-FT. ELEVATION, As mi. from
d. c.; lots for sale: cottages for
rent; mineral spring water. RA.
6-2I33.
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RoyaI CnrySler, Inc.
3DUl a.. a. Ave. R.E. VA. ,-,OO0
CHRYsLER 54 New Yorker. 2-dr,
hardtop, iull power, r.. h., Wv
tires, i-owner. like new, Sl,5D5.
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MODERN ELEVATOR air condition.
once i7x24, avail. immed. cal
Mr.. Holland. H. @. SMITHY CO.
Sll 10th st. NV. ST, 3-3300.
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a GIFT
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

FOR ESTABLISHED Investment co
must be well financed; Va. pref.
need not be large. Submit any
thing. Brokers invited. Mr.. FRYE
UN. 4-2296.
EMAIL INVEST. PROP. WANTED
no converted bldRs. Will eonsldeI
"a family units. y, l, THSMssTT StS sT
NV. RE. 7-5275.
HAVE CLIENTS for all types o.
property. Call MILTON +. RuP-
PERT. DI. 7-50l5, EN-. 3-o4O7.
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18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD SEC
TION-2nd floor. l7x62 feet, suit
able combination ONCE and living
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M. LEO STORCH
DEVELOPER sP. 3-45oO
SHERWOOD MANOR
COMMERCIAL GROUND
INDUSTRIAL LAND

$4,000 50. It. with over 300 II.
street frontage. One block of No.
l highway in Arlington Co, within
10 minutes of White House. Paved
street, sewer and water already in.
Very reasonable. Call Mr.. Haas.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
l1726 H st. NV. MA. $4,000
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ANGLIA la5s equipped 81 .4as
JET JET ENGLISH FORD; 1854 Pa
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500 Ft. S450.00 Month
BARRISTER BUILDING

BARRlSTER BUILDING
635 F ST., NV
Top floor of fireproof elev. bldg
across from Hecht's. divided into
four offices and open space. with
daylight heated balcony. venetian
blinds. and fluorescent lights, suit
able for use by association, labor
union, architect, engineer, patent
attorney, or insurance company.
All services incl. in rent.
Call J. H. Knox
THOS. J. FISHER a. CO. INC.
73S 18th ST.. NV. DI. 7-6S30
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SPECTATORS!
DEVELOPERS

SHOPPING CENTER SITE. A
price: low cash. easy terms: finest
close-in central location: dense
population area: main highway net
work: site viii command top lease:
property like this is seldom avail
able. Call Mr.. Denham. Ma. $4,000.
BOSS a. PHELPS. INC. 1417 X
st NV
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Customline s-cylinder Tudor; radio,
S295. o,, ,.
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ROVal ChrVSler. Inc.

oLDs '55 "SS" cdr. haTdtop; beau
tiful coral and white finish: power
brakes, 7. and h.; / owner. Like
new. 81 lAa
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE
CUMBERLAND, MD.

Count apt. house; stories, .
elevators. over iOrc return on
cash Investment, So hrst trust: D
yrs. to responsible party. Cal Mr.
Me.zger with JAMES L. DIXON d
Co. ST. $1,000.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
AVIATION
ATTENTION AIRCRAFT ope

AIRCRAFT operators
and owners, aircraft hardware
Instruments, electrical fittings
starters, Generators, propellers
protectors and all items pertain
ing to maintenance and over.
hauling Of aircraft. CONDOR
AIRCRAFT CO, 4gl4 Del Ray
ave. Bethesda, OIL. 4-iilS.
AVAIL. JUNE i-Piper i'ripacei
PA.2, Super Custom 1887, total
time tT5 hrs. always hansared
beautiful cond,: 50. .nun cash arm
price. VIII have plane checked
reliccnSed my expense. Call KE
6-S.Sl after n pm, Plane al
Falls Church Air Park.
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Hardtop 4-door; beautiful black on
white finish: radio, neater, power
steering, power brakes, white-walls;
very low mileage, full year Ruaran.
tee; bank rates.
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OXFORD MofoRs, ia s.asea
BUICK So .-dr.: =. and h.; N. .OaS
ACADEMY FORD
Laurel, Md. TO. a-5s4O
BUCK 1898 4-dr.. s8.p: sharp car
FLOOD PONTIAC. 800 Wis. ave
WO. G-oHUu
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WaShington's Oldest and Largest
Dodse-Plymouth Dealer
kAFLAN % CRAWFORD
A.uI Gam Akn L.A u-t. an
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STORES FOR RENT

sTOKE in Culmore shopping cen
ter, 456 Leesburs pike. bet
paiieys Crossroads and Seven
Corners. Busy area, JE. 4-665O or
EN- 2-4626. ---------
s35 18th ST. N.w.-store or once;
low rent: avail, immed DE
--0432. ----.-=---
LEE HWY. AT GLEBE RD.--Air.
conditioned store containing 1,0QO
80. it.. excellent condition, suitable
for retail or once use. CAL MI
Holland. H. G sMITHY CO., sll
ibth ST. NV. ST. $4,000.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.
DUMP TRICKS. STAKE rRI1cE

DUMP TRUCKS, STAKE TRUCKS,
l2-ton trucks, trenchinK machine,
: Ford tractors, . hydraulic
cranes, 3 van trailers and trac
tors, for sale by contractor. OF
4-7414.
TRACTOR, International. KB-l2.
With Cummins diesel and 5O-ton
Rodgers Lowboy Call CL. $1,000
or Browning S-S16l.
HD-5 ALLIS CHALMERS loader and
D-4 caterpillar loader. WE. 5-49s7.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

CHEVROLET 1888 ImpanlA. driven
less than 100 miles; turbo trans,
BIO MOTOR. r. a h., Wv, tires;
full price s2.snS Small On pay
mediate delivery. Call Cole. 10,
i-S03d.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

CHRYsLERS-'5S 4-dr. hardtopS.
tull bower, r., h., Wv. tires,
toruuefiite trans, many other
extiaS. Company omclals cars.
Choice Of cnlOrs. Sa.lY5
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LISTINQS WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS


snd TRUSTS Absolutely TOD spot.
Call day or nisht, 10. t-gsob
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE. Il.
er md mortsass, IA. a-2dO3 OF
HAVE $4,000 10 invest In lat
and ind trust notet Call day or
night IA S-bB1b, RA 0.g.Nl
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
PURCHASED BARToW REALTY
co Realtors, 1881 g st. nv
low RATEs-FAsT ACTION-iGt
and md TRUST LOANS for any
purpose, pi. 7-t44bI evea. JU
MORTGAGES. So, s5 yrs; funds
W limited pay debts, make im-
S,po,,,p ease payments: Free ,spprsibsnaIl
MONTY, end TRUsT-we viii buy
md trust notes D c, nearby Nd
OF Va, reasonable rates Ma.
TloNAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENI CORP lai2 n. Y ave
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
Al Extremely Low Discounts
NJ X STONE, OIL 2-34l4
MONEY AvAIL. FOR
lST OR gND TRUST LOANS
LOWEST RATES IMifED SERV.
ROSS MORTGAGE A. INVEST.
MENT CO
INVEST, BLDG. ME. s.6s7s
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Royal ChrySler, Inc.
3gul K. /. Ave. NE. WA. 5-7UOO
CHRYSLER as Crown Imperial: T.
and h.: excel. cond. Sl25 arm
BY OMNER LA "a. lllu
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4tOy al OH yoIGI, 1IIC.
39Ol r. /. Ave. NE. WA. 7-5O00
OLDS "a, Holiday ''gS" sport
coupe, full power equip; immac
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PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE. Ia
o. md mortsaee, IA, 2-25O3 oi
IA 9sANuO
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ISsAS Ps..I :i,.IlSs ISs W., FIooB 'PosfixSSe
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COLORADO BLDG,

14th AND @ SITS. NV.
Rare opportunity TO obtain a
magnificent 2-rm. suite in this
world famous bldg. Space has been
fiuorescent lights asphalt tile floor
ing and venetian blinds; ideal for
company recurring 1st class head
quarters. S165, Also several large
single rooms from 500 Buildina
wired for air-cond. See superin-
tendent on premises or call MR.
GILL. EN- $4,000, LEGUM " GER
BER REALTY CO.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
10000 SO. FT.

MUST BE CLosE-IN, CENTRAL,
location: unimproved. or with old
Gasoline station-typ structure
Sharacter Of neighborhood UNIM-
PoRTANT. Call Mr. Grege, ST 3
1900. JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING. Fenton St.
Zoned CO: good bldg. 60-ft.
front with 2o-ft. alley along 100;
II depth. free parking. small
cash down, easy terms. will trade
for home. THOMAS J, FISHER
co, Mr.. Bauer. DI. 1880: eyes,
III n2-0p
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE NEEp MORE lots, asIsass o.
'ikSS 4 Marry 4 i p co. sS.'is "A AG a-ssoO
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