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Diario las Américas., 1959-01-08
La ESCUELA
COMMERCIAL MAS
De MIAMI

CON-
MERCIAL COLLEGE? Una
magnffica institution de la
cual Sc puede decir que 81
I'd. en- ella no aprende ingles
es porque realmente I'd. no
quiere.
70 sinceramente me COM
plazco en- declarar: ME EN-
CANTA ASISTIR A CLASSES
EN- ESTE COLEGIO.
MARCIAL ALVAREZ,
Ciego de Avila,
Camagdey,
Cuba.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-08

Escuela aprobada por Ell GUS.
Department of Justice, ode.
partment of Immigration and
Naturalization for Training of
Foreign students. Todo So
licitante que sea acceptable en-
la Escuela puede hacer una
aplicaci6n para Visa de Estu.
dante.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-08

Metodos Modernos
Excelentes Maestros
Gursos Completes de
Secretariado y Tenedurfa
de Libros
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
Nj. Pleosont Roundup
Hampden District Candidates Meet
Each Other Going And Coming

/, time recently at the bedside OF a
friend, Miss Jean Morris, in the
Southside Community Hospital.
Martin Covington, who works with
the forestry department. left last
week for duty near Norfolk. He will
be at home only one week end each
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dowler and
son spent Sunday with Mrs. Dow
lers mother. Mrs. Martin Coving-
ton. Mr.. Dowler sat by the bedside
of M. L. Covington. 9S-year-old
father of Martin, while Mrs. Gov
ington attended worship services at
Mt. Pleasant.
MIR. and Mrs Melvin Covington
spent Sunday at the bedside of her
grandmother. who is quite i'll in
Charlottesville hospital.
The Thomas w. Joneses, Of Keys
vile, made their regular Sunday
visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. c. Jones.
The O. H. Nelson's also had their
regular Sunday family gathering.
George E. Jones recently had
guests from Washington. D. C,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
Five Forks Items
Mrs. Hancock Returns
To Los Angeles

Mrs. Sidney Hancock left by plane
from Lynchburg last Tuesday for
her home in Los Angeles, Calf ;,
after spending six weeks with her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Maggie Harris,
| and other relatives.
She, with Mrs. Harris. also went
to Eagle Eyrie near Lynchburg, to
Natural Bridge, to the Peaks of
Otter in Bedford county and over
the Blue Ridge Parkway and the
Skyline Drive.
Farmers are taking advantage of
the rainy weather and getting their
hurley tobacco ready for the mar
ket.
Much sympathy is expressed to
Mrs. J. Boyd Bagby in the death
Of her sister, Miss Julia Harry, who
died at Southside Hospital, Monday
morning.
Miss Irma Harris. of Richmond,
is staying with her brother, W. L.
Harris. while her sister, Miss Ruth
Harris, tours the Great Smoky
Mountains and other places Of in
terest.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Les
lie Butcher has been on the sick
hist. Her many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs DAYTON Dillon. of
Darlington Heights. and Mrs. j. H.
Crute visited Mrs. Maggie Harris.
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Jane Swan, OF Lynchburg.
spent the week end with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Jack Swan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil MacRae, of
R an eke. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sonny Smith and two children,
Of Richmond. were week end guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Harris.
Miss Emma Burks spent some
time with her brother, E. M. Burks.
and sister Mrs Horsley Putt, in
Lynchburg.
We are glad to report Mrs. A. B.
Gillian is improving at Southside
Community Hospital and hopes to
be able to leave the hospital soon
and go to her SON B. c. Gillian.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
Wesleyan Methodist
TO Have Revival

The Wesleyan Methodist Church
OF F'armvllle will have special Re
vlval Services, beginning Thursday,
November ), and continuing through
Sunday. November Is. Services will
be held each evening at 7:3O.
The Rev. Paul Rampey, pastor
OF the Welcome Wesleyan Metho-
dist Church Of Arvonia, will be the
guest minister. Special music will
be arranged by the choir.
The Rev. G. R. Phaup. pastor of
the Farmvllle church, invites the
public to attend these special ser
vices.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
Il. PIeo.ont Roundup

The political pot is really boiling
in Hampden district. With election
day only week away, the two con
testants for the supervisors seat
vacated by Edward Carter on &C
count of poor h alth, Charles
Pickett. of the Worsh m com
munity. and j. A. Hines. of this
community, are trying to contact
each voter in the district.
This writer is reminded of a
statement made by one of two con-
testants. who were trying to unseat
an incumbent officer in Charlotte
county before the July primary,
namely that they (the two contes-
tants) met each other at every
crossroads in the county-one going
and the other coming.
These two Hampden district men
are really busy, and well they
should be- Voters, all of you, be
sure to go to the polls Tuesday,
November 3, and vote for the man
Of your choice, but be sure to vote!
Hear Superintendent
A good crowd attended worship
services at Mt. Pleasant Sunday
morning. and heard splendid ser
mon by DR.. Thomas F. Carroll.
superintendent Of the Farmville
District of Methodist churches.
The m m i tie e of prerevival
visiting personnel of the church
met with groups of the other two
churches of the charge at Beulah
last Sunday and received final in
structions on the program which
they will put on.
A good number of officers and
leaders of the church plan to attend
the Layman's Workshop at Black
stone. Sunday. November 1, from
3 to 9 pm
The second quarterly conference
Of the Prince Edward Charge will
be held at Beulah. Tuesday, No
tClIlOCl >, dC 8 OU pin.
Charge-Wide Revival
Don't forget the Prince Edward
Charge-wide revival which begins
November at 7::3O pm. The Rev.
Steve Cowan, of Kenbridge. will be
the speaker for the first week and
the Rev. P. S. Burkette, of Rose
land, the second week. Remember,
the first four nights will be at /
Beulah, the next four at Mt. Pleas |
ant and the last four at Mt. Har- |
mony. You are invited to attend |
each and all of these services and
help make this a real charge wide /
revival.
Misses Celia Mendoza and Aida /
Wolfenson. of Sweet Briar College,
Andy Anderson. of Washington,
D. c., and King Waddill, Of Suf-
folk. spent the week end with Kings
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Waddill They attended the Home
coming game and dances at Hamp-
den-Sydney.
Harry Nicer. of Washington.
D. c., spent the week end with his
brother. Oscar Nicer. Mrs. Nicer
and their two daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Dix and two
sons are out again after suffering
some virus infection during the
week end.
Little Janet small daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pollard, was
sick Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Layne and
family recently visited the Rev. and
Mrs J. S. King and family in
Blackstone. Mr. King is a former
pastor of the Prince Edward
Charge.
Mrs. Ruby Redd has spent much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
ASSUME LARGE LOAN

NORTH BETHESDA GROVE, Si6,-
4O0-Dutch Colonial: 3 bedrms..
wall carpets: kit, ldry. nm, pine-
pan. Office and rec. rm.; fenced
back yard. 990S Dickens ave.
OIL. 6-9242 after 8 pm. and week
ends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
KAY BOWLING

ROCKVIILE-A perfectly delight
full. 3-bedrm., 2h-bath brk. Cap
Cod, nestled on quiet side street
with a dream yard such as yol
rarely find In Rockville. Din. rm
GE kit rec, rm., garage, S26, 500
ROCKVILLE - Four-bedroom olde
home with charm, eXtra-largl
yard, garage. $4,000.
RocKvILLE-PoToMAc AREA
bedrm, Split-level on acre lot
Built TO sell for $4,000. Ownel
will sacrifice.
DAMAScUc Two bedrm. brk. ram
bier. Expan. attic, full bSmt, with
rec. rm,, lot $4,000. $4,000.
DAMAsCUs-Two-bedrm. masonr,
house, Tiled bath, part bsmt., q.
acre. Priced to sell at $4,000.
GAITHERSBURG-4-b edrm. home
Lee, lily. rm, with firepl.. din. rm,
extra-lge. kit "a baths, porche
galore, S2l,500.
GAITHERsBURG RosEMoNT =
Best foot forward2 Outstandin
DIX. rambler on 1a-acre lot. En-
trance foyer with flagstone floor
beautiful stone wall, Ice. liv, rm
with stone nrepl, access to patti
IN rear, din. rm., fully equip. kit
lZxl7 ~, 8 bedrms., mahogany
paneled den, 2 tiled baths on mail
moor; iull bsmt. with mahogany
paneled rec. rm. l4x35 II. witt
stone firepl., Dashboard ot.wate
neat, bedrm. and tiled shower, lot
Of storage space, earport, ston
planter at entrance, fully soddet
and shrubbedi q real luxury home
$4,000.
We have some other beauties Fl
this outstanding community price
from $4,000 up.
WOODFIELD--3-bed brk. an
stone frame rambler, lge. kit .. tile
bath. full bsmt. with bath roughe,
IN, scr porch, garage, acre o
land. $4,000.
WEST oLNEY PARR-54-ft 2
bedrm. brk. rambler, with ser
DIN family rm., 2 tiled baths, ful
bsmt on acre OF land for onl
SCI 800 up.
DAMASCUS-6-bedrm. home witt
dble. lily. rm. din. rm., lge. kit,
2h2 baths, bsmt., sep. rec. bldg,
acres OF land, fenced. 500, 800.
GAITHERSBURG - 5-bedrm. ma
sonry home on lge. lot. . baths
ser. DIN. nm, lge. kit. full bsmt
hot-water heat, nice trees. S23. SOC
JACKSONVILLE - 4-bedrm.. 2-batl
home on nearly 2 acres. LarR
entr. hall. liv. rm., din. rm., kit
oil h.-w.h., garage. S16,500.
DAMASCUS-4-bedrm. brick Cap
Cod. Large attractive kit, tile
bath, full bsmt.. storm window
and doors. $4,000.
DAMASCUS-3-bedrm Cape Cod o,
nice lot w/trees. firepl. In liv. rm
family nm. sep. din. rm., ful
bsmt, ] "a baths. oil h.-w.h., brio
patio. A real good buy at s1S,5O(
KAY BOWLING, REALTOI
WI. S-925O
207 N. Fred. Ave, Gaithersburg
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DAMASCUS

DAMASCUS
/ acre improved with new 3-bedrm.
brick home, Fin. rec. rm. with
fireplace, also fireplace In Ice.
liy. I'm, Mod, kit sep, din. nm,
Ia baths, full babement, oil heat,
earp;Srt 10 min; driys to hbsE sG6S
4 acres and Ice. home. 2 baths,
Q bedrms;, din. rm, liv, .rm., den
and family rm. Reception hall,
open stairway, Full basement. oil
hot water heat, shower and bath.
Maids rms Large rec. bldg. with
concrete patio for entertaining
S2s,b00.
baths. iuli Basement. Rec Rec. rm .
w/freplaee. Lge, liv. rm. with
mod. kit, S20,600.
2 acres. completely remodeled farm
home. Mod. kit, oil hot-water
heat. 500, 500. Barn and 80 acres
more land avail with farm home.
$4,000.
2 bedrm,, bath, liv. rm., kit. hot
air heat. $4,000.
Jerry. COOK, Inc, Realtor
Cook Watkins BLDG. Damascus. Nd.
Clearwater 3-23ll
DREAM RANCH-TYPE HOME!
Kensingtonl Huge living and din
Ing room; 20x20 master bedrm
with twin closets. Beautiful lot;
near bus. Assume AZ loan. Just
S12,950, RIPLEY Co, JU. 5-61ll
FARMETTE NEAR SPENCERvILLE!
31s acres Just listed at Sl3,9b0l
This 4-bedrm. older home is set
back from the road and amona
tall treesl Beautiful gToundsl
RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6ll1.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-.MD.

DALE DRIVE AREA-Loyely al
brick, 3 bedrooms. rambler with
all electric kitchen adjoining park
on very deep lot with trees. Full
basement with garage, S23,eb0
4, y KEssINoER a CO. Ju
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CHAS. II. JAMESON

CHAS. H. JAMESON
124 A.: ripe for devel.: 35 a. zoned
ind. w/2,000 It. B&O RR. siding
$50 #. nd. I'd, frt.: so q. zoned
rural res, mi. nd. I'd. frt.: S-rm
c,-hall house; 30-cow dairy barn;
silo; ample bldgs. for stock or dairy
operation until developed: 25 mi
Or inc; land $1,000 per a. Terms
1855 4 Fred. Co. dairy farm: 30.
COW d. c. barn w/cleaner; siloS
50x100 barn; S-rm. c.-hall house
painted; lake. streams; IS a. blue
grass: 10 q. woods; bal. crops and
grass: mi. frt. Rte. Is and 2 other
rds.: 16 mi. n. Fred: lease, $3.50
mo-; $4,000, terms
1856 A.: 10-rm. c.-hall, 2-bath frame
house, mod. kit. o.h.-wh.; spa
cious tree-shaded lawn; pvt. drive;
a aCx, barn: miscel cattle bidgs ]
a, wooded S65, 600. & cash.
$50 A. River I'd. farm: 6-rm. house;
cattle barns; fertile land with
streams: mi. frt. River I'd; mi
yr, Price, 1928 per q. Y cash
375 A. stock or dairy farm: Dicker.
son-Sugar Loaf Mt. area: 3 sets oil
bldgs.: main house, 10 rms, III
baths: 3 tenant houses: 8 barns
sew streams: 2 mi. nd. I'd. fri
1928 per q. "a cash.
). A.; 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. mod. kit
liv. rm., dinette. how'd. rs, full
bsmt., oil heat. $1,000. Terms
$4,000 cash.
5 A. Clarksburg domestic: 800 It
I'd. frt.; I'm. bsmt.; we'll. cleo
pump: unusual view: owner i'll
$500. Terms.
2S5 acres. Mr.. Rockville. 3 dwell.
ings, lg. barns. 2 streams, 1855 A
lush BLUEGRASS, As a woodage. mile
road frontage. Excel topography
zoned 10000 50. It. ready for devil
Maybe sold as two parcels Oil
$1,000 per acre. Terms.
90 A. S-rm. house, bath, o.h.-w.h
mod. kit. 4 bedrms., tile flr.. full
attic, full bSmt.: horse barn
stream: orchard: garden; woods
bl. grass; 81 mi. D. c. $4,000
Terms. $4,000 cash.
CHAS. H JAMESON, REALTOR
Poolesville. Nd. DI. 1885,
IRVING BUTT Pc. 2-220t
Charles EiRin DI. 0-327s
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THE SUNDAY STAR E-l3
Washington, D. c.
August 2, 1859
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

hUUSES run SALe-MUs
KENsINGTON - Homewood. FHA
approved, 3-bedrm, brk. rambler.
2 baths, full bsmt., built-in garage.
llv rm. with flrepl., choice loca-
ton, lge, wooded lot, compl. fenced
10, 5-ls20.
KENsINGTON-Beaut. immac. g.
bedrm. 2-bath brick rambler, liv,
rm.,. picture window, oyerlooks
wooded rear grounds. FIREPLACE,
rec rm, extras galore. A dream"
at $1,000. Trades welcome. THE
CALL HALL" Real Estate. 10,
LANGLEY PARK vlcINITY-sis,.
$50, Ice. brk. rambler. 3 bedryns..
rec. rm. with powder rm.
TRANSPORTATION AND STORES
Open Today-Call for Directions
TRACER ASSOCIATES. Ju. 9-6222
LANGLEY PIX. = Only $4,000
Mod styled brick rambler.
SPARKLING N IMMACULATE
With 3 bedrms. and ground-level
daylight bsmt
I W. J. NICHOLAS. HE. t-l0O0
LARGE FAMILIES: ATTENTION
or BALllMOhE AVE.
TOKOMA PARK, MD.
OPEN 2-6-S5O0 On.
semi-det., large bed. 2 baths,
large lot close TO shop. trans
immed. poss. See salesman on
premises, Bergman Realty Co.
LAUREL AREA = New 3-bedrm.
WINSTON {. CLAY. WA. 7.4sSs.
LAUREL AREA = 5-rm. rambler;
approx. . acres, apple and peach
orchards plenty OF berries and
grapes; 210-ft. frontage on i'm
proved road. $4,000. WINSTON
c. CLAY, WA. 7-422S.
LISTINGS WANTED-Haying trou-
Bile selling your property? Call
Nj, Lynch, LYNCH CO., VIII.
6-471s.
Low DOWN PAYMENT on this real
sharp 3-bedrm. rambler; liv. rm,
and din. rm., lge. kit, pine-pan-
eled rec. rm., scr. porch and
I carport. FLA appraised. GRAHAM
CO, JU S-6550.
MANOR COUNTRY CLUB AREA
so II. redwood California rambler;
4 large bedrms., full baths, sep-
arate dining rm.. lge. cleo kit,
den, patio, on ! acre level lot.
S25, $50. FOGARTY o. CO.. 10. D.
MASS. AVE. AREA-New 4-bedrm,
rambler: under 100000: on level
wooded lot, on quiet street. lge.
kit with bkfst. space. GEO. w,
ROBERTSON, REALTOR, 1898
Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2123, Sunday
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
GAITHERSRITRG

cusToM-BUILT, fne, small home.
Special appeal TO anyone demand
ing above the average. Gas heat,
"a baths, 2 bedrooms, den, air
conditioned, garage, complete
kitchen equipment. One-iioor plan
S22 900,
NEW BRICK CAPE COD. 2 baths
fireplace, dining room. Close L
everything. SlS,500.
2 ACRES, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, din.
ing room, rec. room, fireplace,
fenced. small horse barn; 500 800
COUNTRY. RAMBLER, new or large
lot: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths; S21,75O
Also 3-bedroom, 2-bath one al
$4,000. Both brick.
STONE HOME on 2 acres in eoun-
try: bedrooms, 2 baths, ali large
2-car garage. $4,000.
MANY, MANY OTHERS. Tell vi
80. RoMER q CO., Realtors
43O N. Frederick, Gaithersburg
WI. S-B092 or WaVerly 6-2o33
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
@E0pGm
CHEVY CHASE
THE uAMT FIT


1901 East-West Hwy. and Curtis st.
Corner property In an excel. area,
eomprisinS lots 20, "a, and %,
UNIQUE brk. rambler. slate roof
entr hall l0xl0 " stairway liy
m ala lSx2s ,,, Elkfirspl S;,rS din; Em
l4xI0, all mod. eapt. Abundance
OF counter space. cabinets. Den OF
bedrm., bath, master bedrm., bath,
huge closets, 13xl7 bedrm., much
wIfirepl., furnace rm., laundry rm
wIdryer, auto, washer, full bath
detached 2Sx6O brick bldg. on lot
90, 2-ear garage. cleo. controlled
doors, 2Sx3S game rm., would
convert TO dwelling, s6-ft. front.
age Curtis st. Main house on lol
"a fronting a u. curtis cur ST. ~
frontage East-Wsst hwy s IS senior.
cular driveway with granite curb
semiformal garden. Entire area
Handicapped. completely enclosed
with chain link fencing. Priced Ia
sell with reas. financing. Dir: out
Conn. ave. to East-West hwy, east
. blks TO Curtis st., left on Curtis
st. to open sign.
Mary Ware, OIL. 2-2364
Representing
CHAS, H, JAMESON, REALTOR
POOLESV1LLE, MD. DI. 9-3262
Exclusive
OPEN 1 TO 9 SUNDAY
CHEVY CHASE, iO-minute drive
to NIH-Creampuff package deal
loaded with extras: better-than.
new, custom-built rambler. 3 bed
rooms, ga baths. separate dinin0
rm., elaborate Kitchen with d.
nette, screened porch, abundant
closet space, carpeting and ali
conditioning; full finished base.
ment with recreation rm., den
bar. bath and workshop: or
beautiful tree-shaded lot lOOx2OO
gas hot-water heat. Call Mr.
Clark RA. 3-901l. A. 8. GAR.
DINER a. CO.. INC, ma. S-3923
CHEVY CHAsE-New split-leyel
A bargain, featuring 4 huge bed.
rms. ga baths, huge dining rm.,
family rm.., rec. rm. large en-
OPEN. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
MGT. 10 5-2860.
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GOOD VALUE

Bethesda Mont Cty.-2. 8 and 4
bedrm. rambler, Colonial split
Level q to / acre. Sl6,950 to
S2g. 300; HOWARD R. SHAFER
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STONYBROOK, is the location OF
this almost new 3-bedrm., 3-bath
rancher wIlge. sep. din. rm. and
tamily-sized kit. Idishwasher
and disposal, professionally I'm
dry bsmt. Only S1S,95O and as.
sumo 4laeo loan, FILA. CT, and
OK. d 4 trade. Directions: North
on Viers Mill I'd. (just beyond
viers Mil Shopping CENTER to
Hayard, right to Littleton and
right to home.
ZEN
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n. = oooIB BUILDERS . 80,

MA. 10000 MA. 2-O9sO
CENTRAL SILVER SPRING LOCA.
ton! Just listed at $l7,5O0l Neai
Hechts! 4 Ice. bedrms.. den. en-
trance foyer, full bsmt., hot-wateI
heat Many possibilities! Cal
RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-61l1.
CHARLES H. JAMESON
o A. 3-bedroom Cape Cod, bull
1865. Mod. kit, liv. rm.. dinette
hardwood floors, full basement
oil heat, owner trans, $1,000
Terms, $4,000 cash.
Poolesville-5-rm. Cape Cod, built
1854. Modern, S10,500. Terms.
Dickerson-Mod. brick rambler
kit. den. 4 bedrms., bath, full
basemt., o.h.-w.h., 2-car garage
semi-circular drive, HANDICAPPED
Ice, lot. $4,000. Terms, $4,000
GA. 7-rm. house, Ice. liv. rm., din
rm,, mod. kit, 4 bedrms.. bath,
barn. IS mi. D. c. $4,000.
Barnesyille-2 acres. overlooking
house. mod. kit. o.h.-w.h, hard
wood floors. best neighborhood
CHARLES II liTySi H. te'9 JIAsM1soN REALroR
Poolesyille. Nd. DI. 9-3262,
Charles Elgin DI. 9-32272
Irving Butt Pc. 2-220t
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CoLESVILLE-EDNAR, This won't
last longl Brand-new 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler, "a acre, sep. din.
rm., full bsmt., closed carport. de-
nghtful neighborhood. S22,250.
II g. H DEVELOPMENT CO.
EV. 4-oblb EX 4-1a2H
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DAMASCUS-Two- bedrm. masonry
house Tiled bath, part bsmt, a.
acre. Priced TO sell at $4,000.
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ROCKVILLE - Four-bedroom Older
home, with charm; extra-large
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DAMASCUS -Two-bedrm. brk. ram
bier. Expan. attic, full bSmt. with
rec. rm.. lot $4,000. Sl4.5
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GAITHERSBURG-4-b edrm, home
Lee lily. rm, with firepl.. din. rm.
extra-lge. kit "a baths, porchel
galore, S2l,500.
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ROCKVIILE-A perfectly delight.
full, 3-bedrm.. 2h-bath brk. Cape
Cod, nestled on quiet side street
with dream yard such as you
rarely ind In Rockville, Din. rm
GE kit, rec, rm., garage, $4,000
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.RocKvILLE-PoToMAc AREA
bedrm, spllt-level on acre lot.
Built TO sell for $4,000. owner
will sacrifice.
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MAYTAG WRIN6ER- WASH.
Err. Full size wrineer. Full
size capacity. Sm0
Pay 50 Monthly 70
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-02
Delaware Food Market
Report

Pork and cheese are the feature
items on the u. S. Department of
Agriculture's October list of plen-
tiful foods. Bountiful harvests
mean ample offerings of other
foods also. Pork, cheese, chicken
and shrimp provide the heavy basis
for a wide variety of main dishes
that will please the most discrimi-
mating person. This is especially
true when these meats and cheeses
are artfully combined with such
plentifuls as eggs, almonds, onions,
rice and lard. Additional color and
flavor Is added to the menu by
using the ample supply of fruits
and vegetables: especially apples
and sweet potatoes.
Lard and apples together sug-
gest apple pies. apple pin wheels,
apple dumplings and other delica-
cies where these two foods get
together in fruit and pastry COM
binations. Larger supplies of
apples will be found as harvest
continues to expand. The varie-
ties coming to market now are
Delicious, Mcintosh, Grimes Gold
en-, Jonathans, Greetings and Fall
Pippins. While the total apple crop
is estimated to be $50 below last
years production, it's go greater
than the 10 year average. In this
area the apple crop is above aver
age and supplies are ample to pro-
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-02
MILLVHLE
MilIie C. Banks
Phone: DickersOn 461

The Church of the Open Door,
will start revival services next
Sunday with all day services. At
$50 a. m. they will hold a Love
Feast. During the revivals, special
music will be rendered each even
ing and visiting ministers the next
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Derrickson,
Norman Derrickson, Grace Evans
and Marie Rogers attended the fun
eral of Mr.. Ernest West in Phila-
delphia last Monday.
Mrs. Joan Banks was hostess to
a Stanley Party last Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark and
family of Salisbury were Sunday
callers with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e.
Banks and mother, Mrs. Alonzo
Ward
Mrs. Mandy Wharton and sister
Florence of Seaford, had dinner
with Mrs. Arlanta Simpler last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura Evans and daughter
Naomi, are visiting her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Evans
and son Roddy in Upper Darby for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil ]. Vogel, en-
tertained their children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Shodel and family at
dinner last Tuesday in honor of Mr.,
Vogel's birthday.
Mrs. James Lucy of Malvern, Pa,
is visiting her sister, Mr. Robert
Acton.
Mr.. Edward Shodel, ST., of Glen
Olden, Pa, and Mrs. Robert Manier
of Lima, Pa, were guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shodel, Jr.
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Nelson and
children returned home last week
end after a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Albany, N. Y.
Thought For The Day
Prayer conquers misunderstand-
ings."