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Evening star., 1959-11-09
NO RED TAPE

Assume present financing on this
3-bedroom rambler Oh large lot.
Down payment, $3.50.
MannaS Rlty, JE. 2-3110
ONCE IN A BLUE MOON something
like this comes alongi Brand new
three !. bedroom brick split level
With eesauttistXgl ee9 tsXll [rscreation room for
kitchen that you have e see 70
believe! This kitchen has every
thing" including de luxe re-
frigerator.. wall oven. tabletop
diRss sl:OGSsa Sas: bf.ass. bssssHss la
with panoramic wall paper above
chair rail and even 4 fireplace
to charcoal bIoil those steaks
%s.s we s'psst ss. t. Whas ss kite6s1r eMpXf% XSY
REElHiLTsY.. " 1So., Nc. SEALToTRMs.. TM.GS.s' GsssS
Wilson blvd. ia. 7-6660,
Evening star., 1959-11-09

CRAB 4 PAINT BRUSH and come
onls 5SmsSseHSa SSSf Sis {shs ssStsoIs Il.
one Is 17x17: o separate dining
faent, ana the most beautiful
wooded lot you have ever seen'
II has q sood assumption. loan,
too. Call IA. A.1A50. ATLAS
BEATTY Fls.I!- ,Isp:: S2: ~ aG75l Lee highway
Evening star., 1959-11-09

HUGE ROOMS are featured in this
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III" II T." room o SP snd bqiitsn h.in'u ssfsFs;
situated On sentls sioping s5x17O.
+ Siicss a. .s dadsSy sdS tshS'niSaiiSSi tS ssiSi
terms. Ssli "a, i5,;5sss2o. 2 .,s..,e e 9.
2O5k Wilson, blvd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09

Kitty, Toni, and jimmy, of
Schneider's Trailer Court, have
returned after a week in Pu.
laski, Va, where they visited
both Mr.. and Mrs. MarshalPs
parents.
Mrs. George w. Schaeffer, sr.,
is again in Suburban Hospital
where she underwent further
surgery last week. Her many
friends are thinking of her with
sincere sympathy and best
wishes for a complete return
to good health.
Spending the Fourth of July
weekend at Ocean City, Md,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence F.
Hawkins and sons Mack and
Bobby
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk P. Norris
and children have moved from
Germantown to an apartment
in Laytonsville. Mrs. Norris
will be remembered as Miss
Jane Leaman. For some time
the Norris family have been
living at the home of Mrs. Nor
ris' aunt, Miss Rebecca B. Lea
man. They will be missed in
this community.
A recent wedding will be of
interest to Germantown resi-
dents. On June %, at the Me-
mortal Methodist Church in
Poolesville, Miss Betty Jean
Wynne and Roy Linwood Selby,
jr., were united in marriage.
Roy, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy l.. Selby, sr., is well known
to our community, where he and
his family lived until few
years ago. Congratulations are
heartily extended to the couple.
The annual Church School pic.
mic of the Neelsville Presby-
terrain Church is scheduled for
Friday, July II, at the Agricul.
tural Center at Gaithersburg, to
start at $50 pm. All members
and friends are cordially in
vited.
Congratulations are offered
to Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Day on
the birth of a son last week at
Suburban Hospital. Mrs. Day
will be remembered as Miss
Jane Merle Starkey of Barnes
vile.
Congratulations are also eX-
tended TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
II. Graves on the birth of a son.
Ralph Huntington Graves, jr.,
at Frederick Memorial Hospi.
tai on June 30. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graves have six daughters, and
Ralph is the first son. The
young man weighed in at eight
pounds, six ounces.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
Sandy Spring
Many From
Out of Town
Visit Here
Margaret F. AdelfiO
Walker 4-3S03

Summer days are being
frightened for many by the ar.
rival of friends and relatives
from out-of-town. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Morris and their three
hildren are here on a
visit to Mrs. Morris mother,
Mrs. Edward Snowden. The Nor
rises live in Crescent City, Fla,
and this is their first trip back
in many years. On the way here
they stopped for a visit with
Mrs. Morris sister, Mrs. F. r.
Boquet and her family in Sails
bury, N. c.
Visiting here al the present
time are Capt. Bill Bond of the
Marines and his wife, Ella, for
mer residents of the neighbor-
hood. They have been stationed
in Hawaii for two years and
have a daughter, Beverly. born
there a year ago. The Bonds
are staying with the Bernard
Leishears at their home in Mill.
grove Gardens, after a cross.
country drive from California
via Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Bird
were here for the celebration
last week honoring his father.
DR.. ]. w. Bird. The younger
Birds live in Huntsville. Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert thinner.
man had as their guests over
the July Fourth weekend Mrs.
Zimmerman's aunt. Mrs. Joseph
Montouri. with her daughter and
sonin-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo
Cusat and their children, Jerry
and Karen, all of Hazelton Pa.
Young Jerry, who Is ten, stayed
on for a few days with the
Zimmermans 70 do some Wash.
ington sightseeing
AT an afternoon reception last
Sunday in their lovely garden
at Rose Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Yellott Candy introduced their
sons fiancee, Miss Jeannv
Vorys. to friends and family.
Miss Vorys and T. Y. Canbv
jr., will be married in the fall.
A small ceremony at ST.
Johns Church in Olney on Sat.
urday united Mrs Mary Ken.
dali Adams and Mr.. Sam Rice
in marriage. The Rev. James
Valiant performed the wedding
ceremony and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Waters attended the bride and
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice are
on wedding "trip through the
Adirondacks. after which they
will live in Ashton.
Miss Margaret Elgar Gilpin
and Miss Barbara Laughlin
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09

son Magahas and children join
ed the family of the two sisters
near Charles Town where a sur
prise double birthday celebra.
ton was given their mother,
Mrs. NJ. E. Braithwaite, and
her sister, Mrs. Carl Casper
from Inwood, w. Va.
Sonia. 15.year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Kinna,
Comus, who has been a patient
at Suburban Hospital since Feb.
ruary 8 following an automobile
accident, has returned home.
She will be belfast for the
next two months after which
she will return to the hospital.
Sonia is able to have visitors
and will welcome her friends.
Sammy Baugher, injured in the
same accident. is still confined
to the hospital.
Little Debbie Williamson,
Beallsville, was looking for
ward to accompanying her
mother on the trip to Geneseo,
n. Y, last week, where the lat
ter is enrolled in summer school,
but had to stay behind with an
attack of bronchitis. She is now
steadily improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace c. Bur.
riss and son. Ronnie, near Co.
mus, have returned from Ander.
son, S. C.. where they attended
the funeral of Mr.. Burriss'
mother, Mrs. F. NJ. Burriss. who
died Thursday. June 25.
The annual picnic of the Eel.
lowship Circle of st. Peters
Episcopal Church was held by
members and their husbands
and guests on the lawn at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar
Darby, Beallsville, Friday eve.
ring.
The Braddock Heights amuse.
ment park has long been the
iavorite site of st. Peters an.
nual parish picnic, and Monday
afternoon found family groups
and their guests gathering for
the affair.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
Germantown
Mrs. Young
Hostess to
Church Unit
BY Deborah II. LEM
WAverly 6-0692

Mrs. Ralph D. Young enter
tanned the members of the Eve.
ming Circle of the Neelsville
Presbyterian Church at her new
home on Mateny I'd. on June 30.
Mrs. Ray M. Smith was co-host-
ess. Devotions were presented
by Mrs. Ralph L. Windsor, Bible
study by Mrs. Albert w. LEM,
and the program topic by Mrs.
Warren T. Kilby, ST., Project
money, amounting to $37 was
turned in, and it was voted to
dedicate all of 1t to the Church
Building Fund. Sixteen mem
! bers and three guests were pres
eht.
Daily Vacation Bible School
started last Monday at the
Neelsville Church, under the
leadership Of Mrs. William d.
Morton. jr. Sessions are being
held from 8 to II each morning,
Monday through Friday, this
week and next, and include chill.
dren of nursery age through
junior high.
AT the Germantown Baptist
Church. Bible School sessions
will be held July 20.31 from Z
to 8 each evening, Monday
through Friday. Preparation
Day will be July II.
The W.S.C.S. of the Trinity
Methodist Church met last Wed.
nesday at the church, with Is
members present. Mrs. Walter
Harding was hostess. Devotions
were led by Mrs. Edith Shew-
bridge. In charge Of the pro.
gram was Mrs. Herbert King.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Thomas
Slater and son Tommy spent
last weekend camping at Elk
Neck State Park.
Recent birthday anniversaries
included those of Margaret Lea.
man on July l, and Mrs. Ralph
L. Windsor on July 5.
Girl Scout Troop 81, under the
leadership of Mrs. Everett Z.
Moone. have been day.camping
the past three week as Brigh.
ton Girl Scout Camp. Sunshine.
Md. Those attending include
Jean Dorsey, Donna Nicholson,
Joan Dorsey. Marie Humphrey,
Betty Heisler, and Germaine
Moone.
Willard Wiley, jr., is spending
this week at Happy Valley
Camp, Port Deposit, Md. This
camp is sponsored by the Synod
Of Baltimore of the United Pres
byterian Church.
NJ. and Mrs. Thomas V.
Marshall and three daughters,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
BoYds
.65 Attend
Community
Bible School
BY Mrs. James p. Kerr
WAVerly 6.3S28

A vacation bible school was
conducted at the Eoyds Presby-
terrain Church during the week
of June 20 to July 2, with James
Spring as director. The attend
ance rose to IS, with six teach
ers conducting the different
classes. Closing exercises were
held on July 2, at 8 pm, when
certificates were presented and
the handwork displayed.
Mr.. Harry Wolstenholme was
given a surprise birthday party
on June %, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Russell Bennett,
the occasion being his 84th birth
day. A picnic dinner was en-
joyed on the lawn by about 20 of
his relatives and friends.
Pfc. Thomas Johnson, son OF
Mrs. Grace Johnson, spent the
weekend at his mothers home,
coming from Fort Eustis, Va.
Mrs. Smith Hoyle, who has
been suffering with a cough
similar to whooping cough, is a
little better at present. Her
daughter and son-in-laW. MI.
and Mrs. Vernon Russell of Hill
andale, spent Sunday afternoon
with her, together with her
great grandsons, Dale and Oar
rell Bachman.
This community was greatly
shocked and saddened by the un.
timely death of William Phillips,
15-year-old grandson of Nh. and
Mrs. Harry Ahalt. who was in.
stantly killed when the tractor
he was riding turned over on
him June 81. His funeral was
held June % at Hilton's Flu.
neral Parlor and burial was in
Leesburg, Va. William was a
former member of the Boyds
Sunday School and his mother
and sister are members of the
Boyds Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bennett
added another grandchild to the
II they already have, when the
wife of their son, John Bennett
presented him with a little girl,
born on June q. at the Mont
gomery County Hospital at 6:3C
in the morning. Mrs. Bennett is
now home with the little girl
and doing nicely at their home
in Silver Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gloyd re
Gently entertained the Clement
Gloyd family at picnic supper
on the lawn of their home in
Boyds. About II were present
including three great nieces.
Miss Marian Schwartz, one oil
the vice principals of Montgom
cry Blair High School in Silver
Spring. is visiting her sister
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09

mantown, and the $25 worth of
meat from Glauhill's went to
Bobby Shaw.
Damascus Rotary eets
Thursday, July 8, at IT'S at the
firehouse.
Mrs. Lillian Roelkey was a
guest last week OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gladhill. She is spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stup,
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Gladhill and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Common and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Belllson and fam.
lily are spending this week on
the Eastern Shore of Chesa.
peake Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Law.
son and family are spending
this week in Warren, Ohio.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09

were joint hostesses at a shower
on Thursday evening honoring
Miss Frances Bowling. She is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Bowling. Guests at the
linen shower were Carol Dowl-
ing, Susan Ladson. Margaret
Stanley, Linda Blood, Adelaide
Johnston, Anne Coleman. Judy
Cahall and Sandy Fucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Patterson
had a Fourth of July gathering
for friends and their families at
their home in Sandy Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry HYDE
have moved with their five chill.
dren into their newly completed
home on Bachelors Forest I'd
Mr.. and Mrs. .. G.. Ligon were
hosts on Tuesday to the Hort.
cultural Society. Mrs. Stephen
0. Beebee entertained the Mu.
tual Improvement Association
on Thursday of last week.
This SATURDAY. morning at the
Community House in Sandy
Spring there begins a series of
Art Lessons for Young people.
given by John Weske of Brooke.
vile. The lessons, from 3 to IL
each Saturday, will continue
through August Anyone inter.
ested may contact Mrs. c. T.
Brown at SIP. 4.7041.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
Medical Center Grads

Four county girls are among
the first class of medical tech
biologists to be graduated at the
Washington Hospital Center to-
day. They are Diane Miller, GAIL
Warren St, Silver Spring; Carol
Ormes, 1902 Houston CT, Tako.
ma Park; and Frances and Isa-
bella Syracuse, COG Pershing dr.,
Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
Adult Tennis Lessons

Adult tennis instructions Civ.
en- by the Montgomery County
Department of Recreation were
to start at $50 pm. today at
Montgomery Junior College. Ia
koma Park. A fee of $40 will
be charged for the series Of
eight lessons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
Gaithersburg
Community Welcomes
Four New Physicians
By MOllie w. Christie
WAverly 6-3525

1t is a pleasure to introduce
10 the townspeople four new
medical personalities who have
set UP practice in the Medical
Arts building. At the same time,
we wish to extend a cordial well
come to these doctors as they
begin work in our rapidly-ex-
panding community.
DR.. Arthur F. Woodward, d
graduate of the University of
Maryland and Fellow of the
American College of Surgeons,
is practicing in the field of gen.
eral surgery. DR.. Woodward also
maintains an office in Rockville
where he makes his home.
DR.. George A. Maxwell, who
holds both his BIS. and MD. de-
grees, is a Fellow of the Amer :
lean College of Obstetrics and
Gynecology. He is a graduate of
the University of Maryland and
did post graduate work at Johns
Hopkins, Northwestern, Harv,
ard and New York University.
He is a member of the faculty
Of the University of Maryland
faculty and on the university's
program committee, a member
CT the Maryland State Medical
and Chirurgical Faculty, a mem.
Der of the Washington Gyne.
Geological Society, a member of
the Obstetrics-Gynecology So
ciety of Maryland. and a past
member of the executive board
OF the Montgomery County Med
ical Society. DR.. Maxwell is on
the senior attending staff at
Suburban Hospital and on the
visiting staff of the University
OF Maryland Hospital. He holds
membership in the Rockville
Rotary Club.
DR.. Josephine E. Renshaw
holds a BIS. degree from the
University of Wisconsin, an MS.
degree from Wellesley, and an
MD. from the University of
Maryland. She has been an in
structor in physical education
al Pomona College and at the
University of Illinois. Her spe-
cialty training was done at
Johns Hopkins. She is a Diplo
mate of the American Board of
Obstetrics and Gynecology, a
founding Fellow of the Ameri.
can College of Obstetrics and
Gynecology and ar active mem.
Der of the D. c. Medical Society
end of the American Medical
Women's Association. Dr. Rem.
shaw is on the visiting staff at
Suburban Hospital and on the
active staff at the Washington
Hospital Center. In 1855, she
was chosen Medical Woman OF
the Year by the Medical Society
Of the District of Columbia.
DR.. Claude c. Caylor, ir., is
graduate of Georgetown Uni.
versity, Diplomatic of the Ameri.
can Board of Radiology, and a
Fellow of the American College
of Radiology. He and his staff
will operate full-time X-ray
department in the Medical Arts
Building. DR.. Caylor also main.
tains a Silver Spring office.
All of these doctors practice
by appointment only. Plans at
the Medical Arts Building call
for additional medical services
in the near future. 1t is hoped
that by the beginning of the
year there will be a pediatrician,
dermatologist, an ophthamolo-
gist and an otolarynologist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Newman,
il, who were married on June
20. are making their home in
the Lee Street apartments. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX. BY owNER--Prieed for
s SSisSEa si M: a. .i saessSS tdf G Srcs
ana frame, air-cond througnout.
opposite George Mason Elem.
schoni: liv. rm. with iirapl.
screened porch, garage, ~ baths,
complete garden equipment, power
lawn mower inei, In purchase
price. May be seen ewes. from $50
dark; sat; and Sun. from l-o.
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BEATTY

REAL XII. s-3Ol3
ESTATE JE. 4-5300
a BIG FAMILY GEM! 5 bedrm., 8
tiled baths. I'm. rec. rm. Price in
COS. 5 minis. Pentagon. 21O0 s.
eth st., Arl., Va. =. q. GRAVETT.
Owner, IA. 7-2795.
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PICK-YOUR-PALACE LIST

hast For hsppy family living within strict budget this is the
baths in basement screened porch separate dining
Tor only $17,S6O, with $1,000 q
North Arlington. Call for details.
This very beautiful home is priced realistically
WHO looks Ct it, Entrance foyer leads through to kitchen
ha bath full dining room with adjoining porch large
living room with fireplace There three bedrooms
even garage North Arlington Just hit the market make
your appointment S25,5O0.
AL your living floor here, II family is
large Four spacious bedrooms beautiful
rambler Full basement hot-wster Dashboard heat MOVE IN
TOMORROW-its brandnew and Just waiting for lucky
Sndsen 70 move in and start playing On is large hasce
1t to you. $23,500.
Once in while lucky enough present a
pletey dnerent house with charm and originality We have
mere spacious two.story family home only four years old with
s T HS .S na e SET d s % Or %o den IN s
from st grade through high school, Recreation
srse dining ROOM screened porch And really bg The master
bedroom Will hold full set Of furniture plus chaise Tongue
aek and nv set Owner moved out yesterday and is Waiting
And here's tip for newcomers in town-hese four
houses are only sample Of lstngs We
more1and pictures of all Of themi Drop in to air.
conditioned once and let discuss problems with
SreS saying in time and snersy Fn-ime professional sales
Open Saturday to evenings
weekdays.
HOLLEY REALTY
B1S3 Lee Highway $3.50
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PICTURE BOOK
BRICK RAMBLER


Most appealing THREE-BEDROOM
RAMBLER gracefully positioned on
Q LEVEL NEARLY $1,000 so. Fl.
BEAUTIFULLY HANDICAPPED
LOT IN choice close-in neighbor.
hood. This delightful home offers
many desirable features-2O.f II
living room with fireplace. separate
dining room. de luxe equipped
Kitchen, AFT. PRIVATE PATIO
FOR OUTDOOR LIVING, easily
could be enclosed for year round
enjoyment. ATTACHED GARAGE
BarEain priced S1a,65O EX-
TREMELY LENIENT TERMS. since
nrst and second trusts may be
assumed.
DIRECTIONS: Out Lee highway to
Fairfax. dr., right to Westmore-
land St, right to N. 33rd st..
right to Van Buren, ST.. left to
S3O7 and our open sign.
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r REAL ESTATE
90. s-s279 XII. 9-1745

A MUST
OYner must sell his beautiful, lge.
English brk. Cape Cod home this
week. It's FILA approved for
$4,000, but make offer. Home
has 3 big bedrms., 2 full baths
S Ssth In Usd1% i'' bsmt VIII III
rec, rm., detached brk. garage;
wooded lot. Open. Lee hwy, risnt
On Lexington, right on 9th st.
KY REALTY CO., ia. $1,000
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CHURCH. 5756 Kirby I'd.
Bier for sSHt the srowinT family. There
Is a full bSmt., lRe. liv. rm., sep.
din. nm, ige. kit. and expandable
attic for Q additional bedrms:
Best Of all there is q Ice. CT
loan to he assumed at 500 per
mo. Drive west on Lee hwy. to
land, right to Kirby I'd. and right
again to open" house. For
additional information, call
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GOTHAM

500 Arl. Blvd. JE. 2-73OO
ALEX. SPECIAL. $4,000
Small down payment and less than
eemidet. home with porch and full
bsmt. Immediate possession. Hurry
on this. XII. $1,000. M. H. BARRY
y ORG, Realty Admin.
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NORTH ARLINGTON

Brick Cape Cod, level 1s7-ft. lot. lovely trees.
shrubs; excellent neishborhood. LARGE fireplace
baths. big bedrooms, kitchen with dishwasher.
pine paneled Ind floor; loads Of built-in STORAGE
cedar closet; 3 outside entrances to basement,
paneled recreation room with fireplace, hagstons
patio detached garage; washer and drier, storm
windows and doors. Walk to shop and bus;
convenient to Pentagon FILA, GI financing to
qualified buyer. IA. 4-6060.
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AAA VALUES
OPEN / TIL 6

ALEX, 124 PIEDMONT DR;-Mag-
WLa hedrms., 2 baths, rec. rm.
and built-in gar: liv. rm. 25x16,
din. rm. 12x14 wlwall-to-wall
CARPET. No where will you fnd
Z such q home for $23,950. Drive
out Shirley hwy. TO Springnelq
= exit, turn aleft across bridge on
Franconia I'd, 60 miles to Brook.
land Ests., left to Amber I'd. and
left to Piedmont.
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BERKSHIRE
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

AzI COND., ideal loo. for Belvoir
and . Pent.; cool, clean and COM
fortably air-cond.- 3-bedrm. brk.
ramb. in cow. Va. Hills, Alex,
Va; full bsmt., lge. concrete drive
way and patio with built-in bar
b-que pit. Situated on lovely huge
corner fenced lot at East Austin i1
to lift q finger when moving In:
Only Sl6.5O0. Assume S10,125 CT
loan at only $50 per mo. incl.
prime. int, taxes, ms. Open i
dark. From Alex, Telegraph I'd:
Or Old Kings hwy, turn on and
follow the parkway to corner Z.
Austin No. ..
NORMA JEAN POE
: REAL ESTATE
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FAIRFAX TOWN
$l7,71O

$l77lO
Just new antique brick ramblers left $500
down, Gil; $3.50 down. conventional-FHA
financing also available bedrooms, 2 baths,
living room, outside entrance basement Open
daily, pm to dark: From Fairfax Circle con.
light, bear right with Route so, take LIST right
(Devan Drivel to Fairchester Drive, right to
open house. CIR. 3-4560.
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4 ACRES
LOCATION
IMPORTANT?

BETTER HOMES REALTY
INC. REALTORS
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FORT BELvOIR AREA
$16,45O

yentionai and FILA financing available. s.
bedroom brick rambler on h7acTe lots up:tS2:
separate dining room, tiled bath. City utilities.
Open Mon. Fri, pm. til dark Sat; and Sun;
miles past Fort Belvor to hrst right beyond
Pohick Church (Rte. 63s), 2 blocks to homes
on right FL. $4,000.
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$23,95O to $25,450

Five models to choose from. Modihed antique
brick Colonials split-leyels to 8 bedrooms, 2la
hreplaces, dream kitchen with room for dinette,
separate dining rooms; telephone planned; full
Easements pine-paneed recreation room. Select
your tiles light hxtures paint colors; 30-day
delivery. CIR. 3-4560.
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Charm and Prestige
Family Living
ALEXANDRIA

TIE. 6-1415 8 TIL 9
1906 Mt. Vernon Blvd, Alex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30

ARL., N.-3-bedrm. frame: newly
decorated; convenient TO bus, SHOP
ping, churches and schools; priced
ct $4,000, IA, 7-oS49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
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