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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10
SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
S
ny Kaye Coatsss
8l8 Mat,ie street
sioux Fails, q ID.
~fOuX FAILS

'HhFFhaHA
hope 10 De In Minneapolis.
Hsnn next week AZ this time Ny
f4yafite husband and are going
10 b. In the Golf Tournament. Mr..
ard Mrs. X L. Haynes. COL 3
willow Ave. aye going 70 spend
week in st. Paul. with their kin,
the Harpers
The family and friends Of Anna
Tola0n have returned 10 their
various homes. Harvey Bentley,
aia sister Kate and his Brother
closest Of kin we're all at the fun
erat Mrs. Corueiioua Bentley also
friends from YanktOn, I'm posi-
tive many received the message
TOO late TO come. Anna was web
thought Of in ths community and
fgr proof Mrs. Bea Drueker and
many friends and former employ
ars ~ Anna Toison have started
a Memorial for her The money IN
the fund shall go toward something
II value 10 be presented 10 the 81
Johns Baptist Church IN Anna .
name n you are interested you
may send money or check 10 Mrs
Dan Coates, clerk u st John s
church. Annas father MIR Charles
BENTLEY is graveiy III In Mo Bent
irys brother. Verdi was among the
family here for the funeral.
The +, Ctaytons and the q
Tatea had relations by the dozen
coming around over the fourth.
Adam and Chubby OF Atchison.
Chubby Shepherd IN a sister 10
Mrs Rose Clayton. Mr. and Mrc.
Walter Monroe and two children.
Those Monrocs did nice thing
when they brought Mother Mon
roe along She enjoyed the trip
~ did everyone else She and Bud
looked mighty ntce as they at
tended ST. Johns Baptist church
together
Mrs Virgil Anderson Is Hostess
% two Of her grandchildren. from
Detroit for awhile Like all young
STEERS grandma Is the Most" Mag
isn't like the natural run Of Gran.
nys that sing luilabys in rock.
~ She just might sing rock N
roll while abe sees the world ~
her Chevy
. Resemarts MeI.aurin and Ira
5nddic are visiting relatives and
friends while they are spending
TIME az the A. l. Tolbert home
E1acmario Is the niece ~ the Toi
bertA
Gwyn Tolhert and Alice Vaughn
were very instrumental in deeid
tug the best place 20 have tbs
state picnic After everything wa
decided the way they wanted II
liwyu Tolbert went % Minneapolis,
over the week while Alice Vaughn
took off To Omaha How about
that. No one can tell me we aren't
democratic The picnic was strictl,
a eatin meeting rhe yoaIngsterl
played bali
Charles Vaughn and daughter
ara guest tn the George Vaughn
nome. rs oi & Euclid
Rev Ardic Hayes and wife. 32'
" MINI. Ave, are happy 10 hayt
hts cousin, Mrs. Richard Holt. d
/ Topeka. kans. visiting IN theii
home Rev Hayes halls from To
peka and this Is his first visitor
from home
Mr., and Mrs Z. Ross and Jess,
/ Clark have returned from theil
honeymoon, 20 Atchison. kans.
think they probably took Jesse {,
help drive,
Mrs NJ Greer spent the wcel
end In Lincoln. Nebr. as the g,ics
Of her sister, Addie Taylor Add,i
has been very III, but Is doin.
nicely now.
My gals are stlll In Calf. witt
all Of their auuts and uncies n
know they are Twin Il up co,
bless them, I miss them 80. On
rcfreg Is full of food and II docsn
seem natural
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ems luncheon is scheduled for July
"a with Mrs Daisy f.ampkln
NAACP Board member. and Mira
Marquette Eelafonte. co-cba!rusn.
1859 HAAcp Freedom Fund drive
an speakers
Speakers At tbs annual life ms,n
bornhip luncheon on wednsaday
July IL. Include Kiyio KapIan,
Boston ludgstrIaii#t and co-chair.
man ~ the Associations life mem
BeFship committees; and Dr George
E Cannon, chairman Of the life
membership committee OF Greater
gew York CITY
The Wednesday night secession.
II the church IN the civil rights
struggle The REV Dr. ] Raymond
Henderson ~ Los Angeles VIII pre-
side The occasion viii feature the
the NAAcr IN response 10 drive
NfE&fitAAfSfA VI NDHhFlBtltItefl# W
conducted by Dr Henderson to
raise 800 900 from churches
throughout the country
Youth Sessions Planned
Dr Charles Wesley. president ~
Central state College. Ohio. and
Dr Frank Bowies, president Of ths
college entrance examination
board viii be the principal speak
eeA ~ ths youth night program,
Friday, July n.
me Associations youth and roi
lego section win conduct series
Of workshop sessions throughout
the convention simultaneously
With those for adults Among top
lca ~ be covered IN the sessions
arc highiIghts ~ EAAcp history.
the American Negro, and eduenlion
for higher achievement.
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CHURCH
NEWS
MACEDONIA BAPTIST

sunday. July 5. found US enjoy.
in Ka beautiful Sabbath day and
inspired by a great message de-
liVered by our associate minister,
Rev. Jackson. Rev Jackson spoke
on the Remembrance Of Love
using the prophet Ixiah as an ex-
ampie. II WAS truly a great mes
sage Rev Holt. visiting minister.
in his remarks also elaborated on
the Remembrance OF Love
Rev. u. c. Cassiils, our pastor,
advised all members that the
church now one year old Is no long
err a baby, but an adult which is
responsible for all of its members.
For the T:30 evening service we
joined Bethesda Baptist church at
their communion service and again
heard another beautiful message on
Love by Rev John Young Then
followed baptismai service for
Roy varnado Of Macedonia Bap-
list church conducted by Rev Cas-
sins, who made his charge 10 the
church admonlshing every christ
ian OF his responsibility for guild
ance OF the new convert.
This service was well attended
and many friends OF the Varnadu
family were in attendance. We are
grateful TO the pastor and members
% Bethesda Baptist church for al.
lowing us the use OF their baptis.
try.
We are praying for Mr. and Mrs
Gilmore lin and family. Mr. and
Mrs, Ernest Hemphlli and family
Miss Etheirnae Magee and Mr. VIII
I lie Gilion who are on vacation In
the southland We we're happy Il
see Charlene Owens back in at.
tendance after her recent illness
4 May God be with you all
Rev II. G. Cassius. Pastor.
Mildred Nealy. secretary.
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CARD or THANKS

We the family Of the late Felix
Ciardy. wish to extend our sincere
appreciation for all expressions OF
sympathy extended Us during our
loss by friends, neighhors and rel
atiyes Your calls. cards. kilograms,
floral tributes and other acts Of
love and thoughtf,ilness win ever
live in our hearts We especially
wish 10 thank Rev Charles X.
Sweet for his eonsoling remarks
Mrs Mary Clardy. wife; James
and Fletcher Clardy, sons. Mrs.
Erma Craven daughter Feeder
elardy, brother, Denver. Colo, and
Richard Clardy brother Lockes-
burg. Ark
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CARD or THANKS

We wish 20 express our sincere
gratitude 70 all who helped through
sympathy kindness and flowers
TO tighten our grief during my hus-
bands recent illness and subse-
quent death. Special thanks TO
Rev Nj. L. Simmons for his con-
soling words and to Construction
and Labor Union. Local 663 for
their able assistance
Mrs Burnice Henry wife, Mrs.
Katherine ManIey sister and Mrs.
QlIeenie Barber. aunt
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c ensrui Church OF
Christ Conducts
Gospel Meetings

From July ~ through luiy 10
the Central Church u christ 1907
Flrat Avenue South in Mime
anons win be engaged h q series
~ Fnnpci meetings BRO Harold
Taylor of Bedford indiana viii be
the evangelist
Sunday aervieea wlll De conduct
Ell NJ II am and 500 pm. 80
uaual Week day meetings viii he
gan each evening az 1,g0 pm
Tho evanRells, may also be- heard
each Sunday morning over radio
station wren al fta am
rho public IL cordially invited
20 attend any and al % the serv-
Tees
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ST. PETERS ANTE

Sunday morning, July 5, was an
ideal day for the 1913 service
There was warmth and humility
as Rev NJ l. simmons entered
the pulpit that was draped in
white for the administering OF holy
communion. The pastors subject
was Faith" He first stated.
"Faithlessnrss il disease. there
IL no hope when faith Is lost There
are people who have nothing TO live
for II Il wasn't for faith. because
they beltev. In tomorrow, they
keep on trying you cannot build
a life on sight, you must build on
faith continued the speaker.
Rev Simmons later announced
his text. Our Lords answer 10
doubt ard fear. using for scrip
turai background Hebrew III.
Now faith is the substance OF
things hoped for, the evidence Of
things not seen The speaker
further stated that one cannot live
on doubt. that Jesus said 10 his
diseiples YOU failed because you
have no faith Failure il n lack OF
force within. Jesus said Il ts lack
of Hnhelief
The thcufe was from Matt. II &c
ard the faith Jesus was talking
about stated Rev Simmons. can
not be written on paper. Jesus
did not say believe faith. he said
have faith. Most people believe
there In a God ~ormswhere. but
few have God In their lives. We
DO not know how much power
God has. but we know all power
Is in God's hanSs~
In conclusion Rev. simmons
stated we ned an active faith. not
fast talk. faith that conauar~
them ali II you are sick Jesus with
heal II YOU are dospuudent and
In sorrow. He will comfort you
Literally speaking God I'D not
rsean formation az Tire earth ~hen
He was speaking 81 moving NOUN.
talns Your mountain rnay BE cuu-
gssston tn your harne. or an incur.
able disease. but God IL shic 70
msovr IL all
The Seniog choir snd the Can't
! ncS provided tire rsusir arccuspan-
led sy Mrs Dorothy sims a, the
crgRr
PRAYER meeting every Tnar>iAy
night At rsso
Mrs Lsscsiie heAdans. reporter
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BERMUDA HOTELS DROP
RAIIAr RAMS
RpNCOrr PAYS orr

Hamilton Reru,us,s AMP The
hoyccsi ~ movie theatres which
lcd 10 five housss Seirg closei
down hat a far, reaching effwci
uron the islaras
Seven heading h1tels announced
they wotsla ena ccier aS.crtnlins
ton IN their houscs
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begin al 1850 The revival win end
with special program on July
20 with the Junior and Senior
choirs Of Macedonia Baptist Church
Of Mnakogee They will appear at
the ~ 90 service and viii render
the special program following the
500 radio program Also appear.
ing VIII be the Zion Baptist Senior
Choir under the direction of Wnlie
~ Hale
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CARD OF THANKS

The family and relatives Of the
late Charles Hayden wish to ex-
press their thanks for cards and
other expressions Of coincidence re-
ceiyed during their recent hereave-
ment.
Luella Hayden, wife, Charles,
son. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayden,
parents and Wesley Hayden. broth
pr
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BOY. Ia WINS MEDAL FROM
rrNAS MUSICAL GROUP

everett Mass amp Alfred
> Valentine. ~ has wnn a super
ior rating az pianist FROM me
Nationai Federation ~ Musical
clubs
A student az ne AnassassA "
nolan Psanoserte school NAls~r.
the talented yoangstsr also re-
c~ived gals 'n~iAi ard a cash
Award rrurn Tire Rcnrial Pane
Recording Festival % rsxas
Ycung Valentine u freshman
Al the Everett Htgh scf>,i
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Vatican Newspaper
Raps Verdict Of
Florida Rape Trial

Vatican city. Rome AMP
The Newspaper osseryators RIO
mnncD. known throughout the
world as the Vatican spokesman
has dscrisd the racial distinction"
which Il claimed Bwayed the out
come ~ the Florida trial Of the
four white youths convicted for
FapinK a young Negro girl. the
Associated Negro f'reaa learned
Tho newspaper made IL clear
that It's interest IN the Gaze was
based aolaly 90 equality before the
law we are not for the death
penalty. wo are for equality" os-
scryatorc said
The statement, signed BY Count
Giuseppe DAN Tore the news
paper director. noted particularly
that no clemeney was ever asked
for Negroes convicted ~ the sans
crime II also mentioned the fact
that the jury WA all white.
In tho trial, which took place in
The Leon County Circuit Court re-
Gently, Ollie stontamiro. 10, David
IiagIea. ~. Patrick scarborough
70 and Wilton Collinsworth, a..
were found guilty u ahduesing and
raptng tthree o. them twieal the
10 year.old Florida A 4 VI unit.
verslty 90 81 at gunpoiut The
fudge al the time deferred senteue.
ing Tor 30 daya
Under Florida laws the four
would have received the death pen
atty II the Jury had not recon-,
monded clemency
Contrary to ths number ~ Ne.
gtoeH whom tho state have cleo
tsoc,aed no white man has ever
been sent 10 death for raplng 4
Negro
In another part % the statement
psssrvutore criticized the use 81
arguments Of racial distinction b
defense lawyers IN the case on'
defense attorney. Howard vii
liama. inquired Shall we kin o.
incarcerate the long legged, pale
faced. skinny little boy tstout
mairoi because he happened 10 b.
tn the wrong place at the wronI
time ?"
Nun May Bo seatiftod
In other Vatican news. u wa
reported that an en- slave may bo
come the first cniored nun 90 b
heatitled Qualification II tho ncx
step TO sainthoed In the Romsi
Catholic church.
| According 10 the report. a Va
tican congregation II considering
the works ~ ciiusepplna f,akhlt
1895 iatTl native Nlgeriar
who was sold into slavery at tn
age o. 10 she was later hrouxh
10 italy by diplomat and give
hsr freedom. She was converted {
itAthnIirisna AZ the age az "a
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New orleAna IA Regsnning
nsss scho-ol year Run.ian ~stl -
taught IN the white pubic srAsNNi.
hsr~ but MT IN the lecai Nerro
sehcae~
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NAAcr History pramatlsc.i

"Fff,Y steps Towards Freedom,
iramAtisAtinn ~ NAACp history
by William branch viii he pre-
aNntea under direction 81 Dick
Campbell ~ the Tuesday night
sesAtUn. suiP ~ The Associations
p-=~isient and senior officer Arthur
u spingarn. viii prcaide A woni-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10

importanv Speakers Scheduled
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller
win address the opening session
AZ 8 o'clock Monday night 10 the
New York Coliseum where az sea-
stons 81 the convention Will be held
except the Sunday afternoon meet,
ing at the Polo Grounds. me kay
note address will bs delivered Mon,
day night by Dr Charming H.
Tobias. chairman II the AssGeia-
tion's Board ~ Directors There
win be welcoming remarks BY
Borough President Hulan Jack and
others l.. Joseph Oysrt0n presi.
drn, Of the New York branch viii
preside
The mg closing meeting viii be
held Sunday afternoon Juiy ~ AZ
2 30 in the Polo Grounds Address
ing this session win be pr Enhm-
81 Azikiwe, the American educated
Premier ~ Eastern Nigeria ROY
wilkins, the Associations ezecus
tive secretary. Jackie Robinson.
business man and retired baseball
star, and others, There win he
songs by Mahaiia jackson. the
celebrated gospel singer and other
music and entertainment Dr hen
jamin y Mays president u More.
house Colicge IN Atlanta will pre-
side
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you are going TO receive Why
don't you give God the chance to
manifest Himself through you
Come and feel free TO ENJOY the
Lord with US You are welcome
Rev. w. l.. and Evangelist Bat
Tie, pastors
Mrs. sailie Gray. reporter
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Rey Thomas MeFrazier pastor Of Macedonia Baptist
Church ~ MuskoRee Oklahoma will be- the gnes speaker
Mem Day on July H. Sabahin Baptist Church 500 18th
South McFer will speak the morning service
aud nj a special program at pm
Beginning July ~ aud continuing through the week
MeFrazer 3i conduct revival the church Services
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NAAcPs Convention
In New York

tContirf ied from page ~
sessions ~ the 10th annual couyen-
ton y
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Workshops Programmed

other sessions If Tho conferences
win be devoted 10 such topics aa
housing labor, public relations aud
branch operations Participating an
the housing panel wiu be- Charles
Abrams former chairman Of the
Neg york State Commission
Against Discrimination; Robert q,
Weaver former New York state
Rent Administrator ard Frank =
Horne. executive director New
Yurk city Commission on Inter.
group Relations,
Walter Rruther president ~ the
United Automobile Workers union,
A Philip Randolph president
Brotherhood % Sleeping Car Port
ers. and Cleveland Robinson. arr
Rotary treasurer, District %, fte
tail Wholesale and Department
atore Union. win be speakers nj
the tabor aesulen rho panel on
public relations Includes Marion
Wright. former president ~ the
Southern Regional Council, Harold
Dram ~ Harold Dram Associates
Joseph V Baker ~ Joseph v Oak
~ Associates, and Henry Lee
Moon. NAACr director OF public
relations
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Humphrey To spnak

Senator Hubert Humphrey ~
Minnesota leading candidate for
the Democratic presidential nom.
nation. viii address session on
political action and ieEiulaNion
"wednesday morning. July -
Richard acammou. director ~ elsc-
ton research Government Affairs
Institute, viii participate in this
program rho principal speakers
~ the seaaion on government and
civii rights. Tuesday afternoon,
July "a. vii be Senator Hugh
scott az PA and oliver w I'm
Richmond. Yh, attorney and form
er member ~ the Richmond CITY
Council
Thurgood Marshall director
counsel NAAcp Legal Defense and
Educational p'und. will be Ina prin-
cipal speaker at this annual Free
dom pSnd report dinner At the
Waldorf Astoria Thursday night,
July 10 Bishop stephen q apotia-
wood n The AME zinn Church viii
preside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

fees to Suite 400, City Bank
Building, 1912 X street NV.
N&H
Crystal Realty g. Invest
ment Co.. Inc, has opened
general brokerage Offices at
2606 Bladensburg road NE,
according to an announce
: ment today by Dorothy H.
Adams. secretary-treasurer.
80 y
Imported-car statesmen can
sell real estate, too, 1t seems.
Edward H. Eadie. who used
to be in the foreign-car field
and who has been a real
estate salesman for a year
with Arfax Realty. Inc, has
participated in sales Of more
than 100000.
\ 4 +
George JolsOn, a brother Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04
Realty Revue Of the Week

The Montgomery County
Board Of Realtors will hold
a general membership meet
Ing during an 8 am. break
fast Thursday in the Hot
Shoppe. 8643 Colesville road.
Silver Spring. James G. Con-
ley, president, has announced.
Mr.. Conley said the prin-
cipal purpose Of the meet
ing is to discuss proposed
changes in the by-laws Of
the board relating to the
dues structure and to arbi-
tration.
49,
Mr.. Conley will attend a
ceremony in Annapolis Tues
day. along with other board
presidents from Maryland, at
which Gov. Tawes will sign a
proclamation for the observ-
ance Of "Realtor Week" in
the State.
H+&
Alan b. Mills, chairman of
the Craftsmanship Awards
Committee Of the Washing
ton Building Congress, an
nounced today that next
Thursday is the final date for
receiving nominations in this
years program.
Any member Of the Build
ing Congress can make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

the late singer and enter
tainer AL Jolson, has been IL
censed as a real estate sales
man and has joined James L.
Dixon a. Co.. real estate brok-
erage Arm. Mr.. Jolson for II
years was the owner Of Jol-
sons Pharmacy, Minnesota
avenue and East Capitol
street. which he recently sold.
A native Of the District, he
is a graduate of the old
Business High School and of
the School of Pharmacy Of
George Washington Univer-
sity. He is the son Of the late
Rabbi Moses Reuben Jolson,
is married and the father of
two children. The family lives
at 5l39 Nebraska avenue
NV.
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nominations. Forms for the
purpose are available on
request.
The mechanic chiefly re-
sponsible for the work Sc
lected by the Awards Com
mittee will receive public rec
ignition at a dinner meeting
on June 8.
y 49,
Some 1900 persons in the
mortgage banking field are
expected to attend the Mort
gage Bankers Association Of
Americas Eastern Mortgage
Conference in New York City
May 4 and 5.
After the conference, the
spring meeting of the asso-
cations board OF governors
will be held.
y y 4
The Institute of Real Ess
tate Management has an
nounced that the deadline for
registration in its Advanced
Course II here has been ex-
tended to Monday.
The course will be given
Monday through next Sat-
urday in the Dupont Plaza
Hotel.
4 4
Francis c. Peters of the
real estate firm of Peters 81
Co., will have a one-man
show of his oil paintings at
the Arts Club, 2017 / street
NV The show, which in
cludes many landscapes,
opens at 5 pm. tomorrow and
will run for three weeks.
X X Il Il
Lawrence v. Lutes Co. of
Silver Spring ran up a sales
total of nearly 81 million
during the month of March.
Russell T. Powers, the firms
director of sales, said it is
the hig h e st month in the
firms history.
X 4 4 X
The real estate firm of Jess
Fisher and Co., Inc, has an
nounced removal of its Of
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Project Slated
For Oxon Hill

An 1,100-home building
project for a 420-acre site in
the Oxon Hill area, on Liv-
ingston road, was announced
this week by All-State Prop
critics, Inc, a Long Island
home building firm.
Herbert Sadkin, president
of the company repeatedly
active IN home construction
in a number of areas in the
United States, said his firm
had purchased the land from
a group known as the Segnel
Corp.
About 100 acres will be
suitable for apartments and
commercial construction, he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

said in a statement issued in
Floral Park, N. Y.
Announcement of the devel-
opment plans was made at a
meeting of the firms stock
holders.
The announcement also
pointed out that the firm has
been chosen to build a typi-
cal American home for dis
play at the American National
Exhibition in Moscow this
summer. The model has been
dubbed the "Splitnik." The
United States Government is
sponsoring the exhibit, the
company said.
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Another Dividend

The Federal National Mort
gage Association has declared
the seth consecutive monthly
dividend on its common
stock.
The dividend, according to
the FNMA announcement,
viii be 20 cents a share and
will be paid April is to stock
holders Of record as of March
81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04
4 models noU selling from
$I6.95O to $2O,5OO

Monticello Forest is a magic mix
ture of suburban living and city
convenience. Your home here
on a beautifully handicapped. lot
many where existing trees have
been saved-will be within walking
distance Of schools, churches,
shopping, library, baIlfield and
27-acre recreation area. 0ne-car
families need not worry about
transportation. Convenience is the
keynote of this complete COM
munity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

The four 3.bedrOom rambler and
split.level homes feature: fire.
places, pastel bath fixtures, in
dividual landscape and color
plans, complete kitchens including:
natural birch cabinets, freezer-top
refrigerator, disposal unit, formica
counter tops, exhaust fan, clock,
dishmaster, counter cooking top.
Towering trees on each sodded
lot, and concrete driveways.
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Directions: North on Route T., one and 6/lo miles
from intersection with Lee Hehwoy in FoIIs Church
to George Mason High School, left Dole Drive lot
FoIls Hill entrance sion and proceed to model home