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Cooperative Meeting
Continued from page u

The capital investment required has
trlpled in the last 20 years, n
with the margin Of profit reduced
greater production is required
requiring an about face from the
diversification of recent years.
Showing that the farmer now gets
only 20 cents of the agricultural
commodity dollar while someone
else gets the other 81 cents, Gun
ningham said the farmer must be
willing to act for himself if he
wants to improve the situation.
I'm order to do it, the farmer
has cot To be more loyal to farm
organizations, more willing to fl
nance organizations to help him
with the lob.
Spend To Earn
He must be willing to continue
receiving patronage refunds in
stock and he must make sure that
his organizations have highly-quali-
fled management
Like biz business, he must be
wiling to invest some Of his money
In research, and he must be wiling
to invest in labor-saving devises for
the farm
We've simply GOT to stress
loyalty. We've got to do away with
the attitude of let George do it,.
O. B Blair cooperative manager
here, who thanked members for
their patronage and cooperation
during the year. pointed out that
the farmer today requires an in
vestmeEt Of SIS 900 for each farm
worker Business has STA 900 in
vested for each worker
Said DisOrganized
Were big in investment. but
disorganized in sticking together, :"
he declared
The membership reelected J. Nat
Wilkerson, of Prince Edward. and
Charlie Goodman, of Cumberland.
TO the cooperative S board Of di-
rectors for three-year terms.
] Al Hazlegrove secretary Of the
board. reported on highlights Of the
board meetings through the year.
A watermelon feast with the CO.
operative management serving as
hosts concluded the annual meeting
at Fannville High School.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton C. Owen
Jr., and daughters. Kim and Rob
bic, spent the week end in Altavista
with his parents. Sunday. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Owen attended the Strother
Merchandise show and banquet in
Lynchburg
Mrs. Cordell Sanford and daugh-
ter, Mary Beverley. of Warsaw. are
guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Fretwell. this week.
DR.. and Mrs Tyler Miller moved
into their new house on College
road. Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Snead, of
Winifrede, w. Va. arrived Wednes-
day for visit with her sister. Miss
Josephine fowler.
Mrs. J. B. Ellington and Richard
Fore were among those in Blacks
burg. last week to attend the Insti-
tute of Rural Affairs at vPI.
Mr.. and Mrs. E c. Hamlet, Mr..
and Mrs. George Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. johnson and daughter,
Debbie. and Mrs. w. H. Wilkerson
are spending the week at Buckroe
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Ellis and chill
dren, Charlotte and Andy. Of Rich
mond have been guests of Mrs, j /.
B. Massey and Miss Jean Massey
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Huntington
and four children. OF Buffalo. N. Y.
have returned home after a visit
with his mother Mrs. R. C. Beale.
Mr. and Mrs A. G. Thompson. of
Charleston. w. Va. were recent
guests Of Dr.. and Mrs. Graves
Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. James Glass, of
Richmond were week end guests of
ilio pa Si!tot 4fil anu WI ,. .. L.
Glass.
DR.. Ben r. Lacy has returned
from vacationing in Eagle Mere,
Pa.
Julie Vail is spending the week at
junior camp at Massanetta Springs.
Dr.. and Mrs Henry Massey and
four children. of College Park. Md,
are guests Of Mrs. j. B. Massey
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gray Wilkerson. of
Richmond. visited his mother. Mrs.
Everett Wilkerson. who is a patient
at Southside Community Hospital
this week.
The Misses Patricia and Cynthia
Thompson are visiting relatives in
Charleston. W. Va.
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ThrocL

The Rev. Frank Bell will preach
at Douglas Presbyterian Church
Sunday at II in the absence Of the
pastor. the Rev Arthur S Gear.
Mr.. Gear is spending some time at
Montreal. Sunday School will be
conducted at 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Slayton
and Carl and Mr.. and Mrs Billy
Slayton toured Bugs Island Dam
Sunday afternoon. July 26, and
visited Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Slayton
ard son in Petersburg that evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cartwright
Jr.. Of Deep Greek, spent the week
end with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Cartwright and Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard SlaytOn Mrs
Cartwright remained to spend the
week with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Walton. Of
Rice. spent Tuesday morning with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Leonard
Slayton
Congratulations are extended to
Mr.. AID Mrs Billy Moore on the
birth of a sen. Stanley Wayne, born
Monday August B. Mrs Moore is
the former Miss Frances Cart
wright
Nh. and Mrs Clovde Mcconnell
and children, Of Hollins. spent the
week end with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Slayton. Mrs. McCon
nell and children remained to spend
two weeks with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Miller and
son. of Knoxville. Tenn. have re
turned home after spending the
week with her parents. Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Hudson. While here. they
visited her brother and sister-in
law Mr.. and Ms. John Hudson. Jr.
at Pamplin
MI. and Mrs James Whitehead
and children, Of Darlington Heights
visited her m OF h Ter. Mrs. Oh
Fowler. Sunday.
Miss Virginia Rice. who has beer
spending a two-Week vacation witt
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
Rice. left last week to resume he
position in Boston Mass Mr.. ant
Mrs. Earl Spicer, of Richmond
were week end guests Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Morton Rice while she wa
here.
Miss Mary Rice left during tn
week end on a vacation trip tina
will take her through the New Eng
land States and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs Silas Reynolds an
her sister. Mrs. Jane Hughes, all c
Roanoke. spent Wednesday with hi
brothers-in-laW and sisters, Mr.. an
Mrs. A. M. Throckmorton and MI
and Mrs. Henry Slayton.
Mrs. T E Moore, Of Washington
D. c., is visiting her brother-ll
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs u !
Irving, ST., and her brother an
sister-ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs Ale
Foster.
Mrs. Anne Cimmino and children
of Richmond. are spending tW
weeks with her parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. Alec Foster
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to resist anything that might dis
tract her.
The Seeing Eye. Inc, at Morris
town, N. j., was founded in 1929 as
national philanthropy. and is sup
ported by contributions and mem.
berships. However, each candidate
must buy his own dog Larry saved
and paid his own $3.50 for Simba
When you pay for the dog your
self, there is no chance that she
will be mistreated," Larry said
and he gave the dog an affectionate
pat on the neck. and started conf
IDENTITY up the street.
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joy looking at zinnias with less
critical eyes Seeds saved from
home grown flowers will come up
readily next year. The colors Will
not be the same, but the flowers
viii be satisfactory
Ways of Roofing
Many ornamental plants can be
rooted now under glass jars or in
specially prepared beds. Climbing
roses Of the hardy type can be
rooted from July to September.
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Some hybrid tea roses may grow
better on their own roots than on
the commonly used understocks. 1t
is best. with hybrid teas, to root
the cutting where the rose is to
grow. Otherwise, leave it where it
was rooted for one full season be-
fore transplanting.
Boxwood cuttings may be rooted
easily in a shaded place where the
cuttings are protected from direct
wind.
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Seeing Eye Dog
Continued from page u

ing. and Simba guides Larry in the
direction he wants to go.
/ Getting Simba, the tWoyear old
female German Shepherd, is one Of
the big events in Larrys life Be
fore this be managed to find his
way around with a cane. but this
was very awkward and slow he
recalls. Now Larry flies along at a
pace that would leave most of US
| behind.
Before Larry got Simba. he had
to undergo considerable training
himself He had to get accustomed
to walking up to street corners,
crossing the street. and finding his
way around town, Unless he could
get this training himself he couldn I
get the dog.
Scouts Train Larry
When the Boy Scouts OF Troop
5l8 heard of Larry's problem, the
problem was solved. The Scouts in
the troop took turns walking Larry
to get him in training This was a
morning and afternoon duty for the
scout members, six days a week for
five weeks Sometimes several boys
would go together to take Larry out
|, Larry said he thought he knew
Farmville pretty well. but when he
started going out with the Scouts he
soon found out how little he did
know about the town.
How does one go about express
ing his thanks to group Of Boy
Scouts who pitched in so enthusi-
astically on this troop project?
Larry asked this reporter to thank
the Scouts who helped him. but
proper thanks for such help are
hard to express. Larry himself
handled the situation perfectly when
he said, I'D like to bring Simba
down to meet all Of YOU at the next
Troop meeting
Farmvile Native
Larry has lived in Farmville off
and on all his life. He and his
mother are now visiting her sister.
Mrs. W. A. Chapman, on First Ave
nue.. where the family home is
Larry is the grandson of the late
Cousin Tommy Atkinson. who
served many years on the Farmville
police force and as night Waterman
at Longwood College. Larry has two
sisters and three brothers. He has
been blind from birth,
Larry tier d d the Stanton
School for the Blind He organized
his own band in Texas. and he
plays the accordion. clarinet. guitar.
saXophone and bass fiddle. Larry
has also done door-t o-door selling
and across the counter selling
Making change in selling is no
problem Larry said TN three
years Of work. | have had only two
people who tried to take advantage
of me and soon caught both Of
them
Don't Pet Simba
Everyone likes the beautiful Ger
man Shepherd dog that guides
Larry along his way. However
Larry warned against trying to pet
the animal. especially when the dog
IS IN the U-shaped harness. When
the dog is in harness he is at work.
and amy effort to pet him is dis
tracing 50 the dog has been taught
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It's wise to estimate distances
in terms Of the speed Of your car
and surrounding traffic, the Ma
tional Safety Council advises Pass
ing, stopping, preparing to turn.
and expressWay merging ali re-
quire regular cross-checks on your
speedbmeter and the position Of
traffic around YOU.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07
GOING TO THE DOGS

Christiansburg. Va. This was
one thief who went to the dogs
and the dogs enjoyed every minute
Of it,
Somebody broke into a service
station, stole eight pints Of ice
cream and fed it all to the dogs at
the local dog pound.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07

The Misses Patricia and Cynthia
Thompson are visiting relatives in
Charleston, W. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

cups peeled, sliced tart apples tsp. vanilla
cup brown sugar (packed) u tsp. salt
"a wseT 3 tbsp butter
tbsp lemon Juice sticks Betty crockes
" sAed Gold Medal Flour instant Mixing Pie Crust Mix
tbsp graduated sugar
Combine sppes brown wafer lemon juice Cover
cook slowly until apples just tender TO min Blend four
add spples cook uncovered stirring constantly until
hckens about mn Remove from heat Add VANILLA SALT butter
Cool temp Heat TO 425' Prepare pastry directed
Mix pig Line g Ole pan. FIJI with apple mixture
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INVEST IN LAND

INVEST IN LAND
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY. VA
9O0-acre operating purebred An
gus farm, improved by IO-rm,
residence; 3 lge. cattle barns.
tenant houses, stable and other
farm bldgs.; 40-acre income-pro-
ducing apple orchard. well wa
tNed Brochure containing sol
information and details on re-
quest. Price $4,000.
FARMS g. ACREAGE, INC.
DE. 2-55O3 EYES, pU. 5-s517
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AVIATION

CESSNA 100, new paint, speed fair
ingS; lie. Jan, 1860; must be seen
to be apprec. Call TW. 3-96T5.
CLAUDE T. DAVIS, Falls Ch.. Va.
ERCOUPE, So h.p., all metal, equip,
relicensed; S1,995. WO. 6-6469
or 10. 5-236S.
SWIFT 1875, new look. aeromatic
prop, LIZ, WIFI; completely painted
and in excellent condition; new IL
cense; $4,000; College Park AIR
port 10. 5-4221.
TA-I2 SUPER CRUISER, fabric 1
yr.- old, REV. props, wheel pants:
full panel. radio; S2,350 or best
offer. Alpine 7-5571.
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DESK SPACE

SOUTHERN BLDG.-Share once,
desk: avail. immed.; S35 mo-: refs.
WO. 6-3273, ewes. or week ends.
TELEPHONE NUMBER AND MAIL
ING ADDRESS. dignified and EN-.
Gent; s. per mo. ST, 3-462O.
18th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV,
across from White House-Desk
space in large ONCE: air cond. /;
cow. downtown location avail.
immed.: S36 mo. ST 3-3456.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
ATT, SPORTsMEN"


81 a. near Columbia Furnace, Va;
adjoinS @. W. Nat. Forest, $4,000
ia q. mr.. Largent, w. Va, $3.50
5S a.; 5-rm. -and-bath: near Cedar
Greek, Is mi. fr. Wine, Va, $4,000
1872 a, IL mi. Wine, Va. Idea
for all types of hunting, S7,450
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna, Va. DU. 5-ss6C
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS, Front
ROYAL, Val $40 acres. spring
1.5O0-ft. eleV.: $3.50. PETERS
REALTY. PL. g-2l61.
HARMONY HOLLOW. Front Royal
Va.-40 acres, 7-rm. remodeled
Colonial. bath, modern equip. kit,
built-in washer and drier, huge
picture window 1.500-ft eleva-
ton, fish pond; suitable for week
ends or permanent home; S10,500.
PETERS REALTY, PL. 9-2161.
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VACATION PLACES

WISH 10 RENT / mo. durlns duly
Or Dr.. AIs a., wst y aceom .Is'..
mute 70 and from Washineton
Must have 4 or 5 bedrms.. washer
and drier, protected area for
bathing, free from sea nettlci
and a small boat with motor that
! may use occasionally for water
skiing. Please eipe complete de-
tails and cost 40 that we may
make our vacation arrangements.
Box o7l-9. star.
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WOODED

4Is% HUGE LOAN can be as
sumed on this charming all-brk
home With such nice features as
a lovely Nv. rm, with flrepl., sep
din. rm.. 3 bedrms., powder rm.
on LIST d.: scrd. pch., full bsmt. /:
leve. fenced yd. and so very conv,
in Arlington: walk to bus and
%6SSby easy Ssyts dn pre paws sso sss'
Join the swing to Better Homes.
Call ia. $4,000, BETTER HOME
REALTY. INC.
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FARMS
VIRGINIA FARM
FOR SALE

Tor Trade for Commercial Propertv)
Virginia farm, only A miles from Washington in
Fauquier County, miles from Warrenton. Less
IMAM mile from stores, schools, churches and
Southern Railroad siding
$50 ACRES
425 acres are open and highly cultivated remain
ing rs acres virgin woods
LOW REAL ESTATE TAXES
Only 1869 in 1858
Large remodeled main house set well back from
highway; large creek runs completely across farm.
Gentle climate grass months of the year Sew
eral new masonry buildings and others One
feeder barn alone (150x50O can easily feed 300
head OF cattle; also modern hog houses Present
owner operates as beef cattle farm-can easily
be converted to other uses. Entire farm has been
fenced and cross-fenced within the last years.
Farm has been carefully planned and could be
very profitable operation for someone who could
supervise. Owner is reluctant to sell but necessity
to spend more time at his business prevents his
mate Sl32,000 invested in this farm and is clear
of all debt.
For Further Information, Call Owner
c. L. BARNES
OV 3-4330 OTIS 1871
tDayume) Evenings
Make offer or state property for trade. CONNER
cial property must be on main artery good loca-
ton for retail store.
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SWIMMING POOL goes with this
asSestos. shingle bunga.; liv. rm.,
din. rm,, nice kit, , bedrms.,
bath, pine-paneled den, pine
tic: $4,000. 1904 N. Kenmore
st. Open Sats. and Sun. j
MAYNARD MAGRUDER, 352j
Wilson blvd. JE. $1,000, ia
2-7l15, DU. 5-S43S.
TARA; S26,a50-White brick ram
bier: 3 bedrms., : baths, large liv
rm., firepl., sep. din. rm., cleo
KIT, screened porch, garage. 1865
N. Patrick Henry dr., Arl., Va.
IA Elisha No agents
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Williamsburg Jr. Hi. School

Spacious 5-yr.-old 3-bedrm.. 2lz-
bath rambler on lge corner lot;
trance hall. 24-ft. liv rnn. with bay
window. sep. din. -m,, family-sized
modern KIT. with firepl.. Dutch
oven style: 24-ft. scr. porch over
Lear garage: rec rm with frepl
lee. hobby rm. and storage rm
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UBNE1, MD.-BeautlfuI g-acre lots
on paved street, some wooded. Call
Mr.. Powell. WA. 4-4736.
E. F. BLANCHARD, REALTOR
POTOMAC HUNT AND TRAVILAH
AkEA-27 acres. with SCOTT.
front. on Esworthy I'd, lust of
River I'd: ideal for an estate.
Price reduced for quick sale.
Make your offer. CALL MR..
CLARK, RIA. 3-9011. A. s. GAR
DINER & CO. INC. Ma. S-3923.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

FOR LEASE-Space for trailer;
country comforts; boat, garden
large shady lawn, lake and stream
fish, can have horse: about GO
miles from D. c., near Rte. 30l
$500 year. Box 102-K, Star.
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FARMs
tcoNIINUID,

EXCELLENT GRAZING Farm Al
foothills OF Blue Ridge Mountains.
Well watered. In best Northern
Virginia cattle and horse country.
Phone CIR. 3-l63b or Upperville.
Va. 100
1904, CATTLE and tobacco farm,
Nd. main State pike. overlook
Ing Patuxent River; complete set
pldgs, very livable houses. elec
nath. ete. II properly farmed,
kne net income will pay for this
place easily within 10 yrs. and
most likely 4 WIN have doubled
Teq ufllss ohS a. DOW ShIRc aErsP.
iiSSsssal , ~. S-5 rs farms since
10 ACRES with charming home. !
Deurms., 2 baths, wnll-tO-wail car
pet and 1repls In liy. and din.
roQma; oil h.-w.h., deep freeze,
retgrs cleo range, washer and
Qrler, LaFge barn, tractor and
tanned hard-surface road 3 miles
from RAPIDLY groying Manassas.
Priced below market az $4,000.
" additional acres available Civ
ing total road frontage 1,2O0 n.
Ideal tract for building sites.
Whole % acres and home, SAL
800. Shown by appt., MARGARET
l.. JUSTICE, Real Estate Broker,
ia N Battle ST., Manassas, Va,
EN-, b-441l. ewes. EN-. S-b410,
OTHER FARMS AND HOMES IN
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL HOMEsITEs, Mont.
Co and acre lots, $3.50.
EIsENAcHER REALTY, Ju. B-6sSs
BRIGGS-CHANEY ROAD-From y
TO 2 acre lots In restricted COM
munity, both clear and wooded /:
excel. terms. WILLIAMS a. CO.,
JU. 1874.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION-12 acres
Of prime land, located on Rosary
vile I'd, close to Andrews Air
Field and Route 30l. Call Mr..
Smith, eve, Sat. and Sun, MA.
7-304l, with NJ PAUL HANNAH,
732 18th Sc. NV, ME. S-41OO.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION
Beaut. group OF as lots in Prince
Georges Co. cloSe-in Pryme de-
velopment area. Streets on grade,
sewer, water and gas avail. Reas
liberal terms. Phone today for
plat.
N. Leo storch. Deylpr., SIP. 3-45OO
CHEVY CHASE, MD.--corner lots;
$500 and 5000 Conn. ave. j. M.
DECKER. 313 s. End st., Glendale,
Arizona.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
lcoNIlNUEDl

ISL AcREs-Just north Of Rock.
roads. N ms Seaa 4fhsaG roIi IN county malI
Part OF tract cleared, Water Z
property line. Contact MT. Wright
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CABIN. 80 it., S-ft. beam. galley,
toilet, sleeps 2: owner will he at
Frank Marshall Boat Yard, Deale.
Nd, 2 to . pm. Sat, April 4, to
sell to highest bidder as is. RE.
T-7170
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c0LORED--S26 NO. win buy !
seautiiul lot 70. your new home
MANY others. DAVID COOPER
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WATERFRONT
LAKE BARCROFT

Throw away your lawn mowerl
This I0-rm. functional contem.
porRry Is designed for easy mod.
ern living indoors and out. Fine
beach for safe swimming. Rugs
Grapes. included at reduced price
OF $4,000 II sold this week
OWNER, CT, 6-1146.
WHAT are you waiting forP Price
to come downl Never, so let's lool
az this big rancher with GI as.
sumption today. SliS mo. Onll
$3.50 down. . large rooms. Z
tiled baths. Very up-to-date kltch'
en-. Full basement, 95-ft. front lot
Quiet, no throuEh street. This 4
exceptional for only S1S,b00
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED

WILL PAY CASH FOR MARYLAND
SEC0iD TRUSTS Mr.. KITCH-
Ems, st. 3-T36s.
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$50 ACRES

425 acres are open and highly cultivated remain
ing rs acres virgin woods
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and commercial prop
erty, finished and rough. in
Prince Georges County. Call Mr..
Smith, eve. Sat. and Sun, MA.
7-3541. with M. PAUL HANNAH,
732 18th st. NV.
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TEMPLE HILLS-Beaut- acre home
site on dble. cor. level and part.
wood. Cash or terms. AP. 7-f644
THREE ACRES, water, electricity.
sewer, Fairfax Co. Write Box
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BY OWNER

165-acre subdivision, partly devel-
oped on upper Rappahannock River
approx. So miles from D C. In
cludes following. 30 unsold lots.
100 acres unimproved land; @
bedrm.. 3-yr.-old modern house
one lake approx. IL acres: one
lake approx. Ia acres; one pvt.
water system to some lots: some
roads are in. 80 lots have been
sold and 8 cottages built BY the
purchaser. Total purchasing price,
S49,500. Financing can be ar
ranged. For further info. call
MRS. ECkERT. ia. 4-1250
CHARLES CO.-146 acres produc-
ing tobacco and stock farm. Pleas
ant, sunny highland fronting
paved road, surrounded by never
failing spring and stream; 40
fertile sandy loan acres under Gull
tivation; l3-aere tobacco allot-
ment; shaded 3-bedrm. farm
home, tenant house, 8 barns,
poultry and brooder HOUSES
S33.Q00. Owner will finance. c.
LOUISE cox, MUD REALTORS
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BOAT, 13-ft. skin; also 5-horse.
Sea King motor. both less than 1
yr. old: make offer. LU. 1-913S.
BOAT, 16' and motor; top shape.
Trade even for truck or car in
good cond. Value approx. S45O.
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COMPLETE LATEEN SAIL RIGt
% so. IT that fits any boat under
1S, $50. WILLIAMS, OV. 3-2351.
CONVERTED Ford eng: "a IT,: set
tie estate. Make offer: Aft. run
about. 2 motors, 7h and ~ hip.
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BOATS

BARBOUR, left. Silver Clipper:
fully equip, johnson 50-h.p. OBJ,
new boat cond.; sacrifice. Ju.
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SPECIAL OFFER
FLORIDA PROPERTY
LINDEN. v1RoINL

FIT LAUDERDALE, fla bed
inns, bath, fenced yard, trees and
patio. Sale, rent or trade equity
Price, Sl5,25O. Call IA. 4-7096
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L7ss L st. NV. ma. $4,000
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PoToMAC-RoCKvnLE
COMMERCIAL GROUND

BETHESDA, valuable corner. Wood
mont and st. Elmo. --4,st0 50. #,
$4,000. OIL. 2-SS54, OIL. 4-7S0S.
FLOWER AVE. PINEY BRANCH
RD.-l3,500-sd 1T. potential CO.
land: 2 disable dwellings: either
parcel: SO per 50. IT. BEERS
BROS. JU. 5-76l0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04
ONE-CENT SALE
'SKYLAND ESTATES"

exclusive resort develop
ment High Atop the Blue Ridge
Mountains of Virginia at Linden
on Rt. no IS where natur" he's
endowed us with forests, awe in
sprint, views eros, Ia SnCnaA-
doah Valley and we have provided
all for lU-urr livinr surh aS Oh
servation Stations. Parks and Pic
NC are" SIR iced rnaf FL Z" a.
ty, water mains, private airplane
landing strip, dedicated game
preserves for hunting and two
lakes Skyland Lagoon and
Lost Lagoon in Hidden Valley
stocked with bass and blue gills)
for bathing on white sand beaches.
boating and fishing.