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Holmes County herald., 1959-03-05
AResOlutiOn

Resolution adopted by the Board
Of Trustees of Holmes Junior Col
lege of Goodman, Mississippi,
relative to the retirement of Miss
LOttie Peoples
WHEREAS, the Board of Trus-
tees of Holmes Junior College,
Goodman, Mississippi, is cogni-
zant of the fact that Miss Lottie
PEBBLES is retiring from active
work as a member of the faculty
of Holmes Junior College; and
WHEREAS, the said Miss Peeb-
les has been actively engaged as
a member of the faculty of the
said Holmes Junior College since
the year 1929; thereby rendering
80 years of service to the said Hol-
mes Junior College; and
WHEREAS, she has endeared
herself not only to successive gen.
erations of students and to other
members of the faculty but also
to the community of which she
has been SO important a part; and
WHEREAS, her wise instruction
and sympathetic counsel have
made indelble impressions upon
thousands Of the present citizens
of our country; and
WHEREAS, her loyalty and abil-
ity have contributed materially
to the growth and influence OF
the said Holmes Junior College.
THEREFORE BE TT RESOLV.
ED by the Board of Trustees Of
Holmes Junior College, Goodman,
Mississippi, that this Board Off.
cially express its gratitude tc
Miss Lottie Peoples for her years
of loyal and devoted service tc
the said Holmes Junior College;
and further express its sincere
regret at the termination of he,
official connection as a faculty
member.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that copy of this Resolution b.
spread upon the minutes of thi.
Board, and that copy thereof b.
delivered to Miss PEBBLES, AM
that a copy thereof be given to tn
press for publication.
DONE AT a regular meeting @
the Board of Trustees of Holmes
Junior College, Goodman, Missis
sippi, at their regular place G
meeting IN this the 26th day c
February 1859.
Holmes County herald., 1959-03-05
Mid south and
State Fairs
By Sue Thompson
All Club Member

The Mid-South and State Fairs
always play ar important part in
the work of Holmes County
4H'ers. Even though it means
hard work we are always ready.
Last year eight girls attended
and we feel that we came out on
top. Those attending in the differ
ent projects were canning exhib-
it's, Barbara Brock winning second
and Pat Chisolm winning third.
The team judging was by Leebeth
Frost and Rose Gnemi In the red
ribbon group.
In the dress revue we had four
girls modelling in four different
divisions. For dress wear was Pat
ty Wixon of Cruger in her ever
popular dark cotton taking a real
ribbon at both fairs; for party
out steps Frances Peacock in her
scoop neck, red velveteen with
net overskirt taking second and
third places; then we see Mary
Lou Jones in a soft blue wool
suit taking second and third
places; and for that very popular
shirt waist school dress out I
march taking first and second
places.
We were all happy with our
dresses and prizes because it was
the first dress and canning exhib-
it for most Of us.
These experiences are good for
4H'ers and we hope that others
will have the same opportunities
in representing Holmes County.
Holmes County herald., 1959-03-05

enables the Scenic oupe's rear win
dow shade band to keep out "a
per cent of the suns heat rays
and 78 per cent of the glare. The
tint is more dense at the top of
the window and gradually de-
creases in density to assure max
i m u m passenger-compartment
comfort and visibility.
Holmes County herald., 1959-03-05

One of the privileges of being
a All livestock producer is being
able to show some of your stock at
the livestock shows.
Holmes County herald., 1959-03-05

two hour school with the council
members. At this time we viii
teach the recreation leaders the
games, songs and dances we
learned so that their clubs may
enjoy these same games. We hope
that all the 4H club recreation
leaders viii have q chance to go
to this school.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-19
sPoRTL-ICHT

Abe Saperstein and his Harlem
Globetrotters will play nine
games in Moscow beginning
July 6. They will not play any
Russians but they will their
travelling opponents, the San
Francisco Chinese Basket
ballerS.
Don Newcombe hasn't lost his
touch, he silenced the San
Francisco bats, as he won his
: sixth straight game.
Heavyweight boxing champion,
Floyd atterson fights Ingemar
Johanson in NewYork on June
Is. Ringside seats are sell
ling for 500.
Bill White, ex-Giant who was
swapped for Sad Sam Jones is
hitting the ball for the St.
Louis Cardinals.
Will McCovey, Phoenix Giant
long ball hitter is warming up
with the stick. He is back in
stride helping the Giants rise
from the bottom.
Centerfielder Willie Tasby of
the Baltimore Orioles was not
seriously injured after a ball
struck his temple.
Archie Moore, light heavy
weight champion plans to file
for a California boxing pro-
moter's license. He will fight
Yvon Durelle on July Is.
New the Yankees are climbing
everyone is roofing for them
again.
Roy Campanella picks the
Yankees and the Braves again
for the winners.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-19
Dr.. Salisbury Hsods
Red Cross

Chairman of Maricopa Coun.
ty Red Cross Chapter Is now
Dr.. Clarence G. Salisbury of
502 W. Wiltshire, state health
commissioners,
Other newly-installed off.
GERS are F.O. Thalheimer.
first vice chairman; John H.
Vos shrink, second vice
chairman; Mrs. Harry Wells,
secretary, and John H. Rhuart
treasurer.
Richard K. Steinman, retir-
ing chairman and chapter
board member, was given an
award for outstanding person
al service at the installa-
tion meeting yesterday.
An appeal was made forRed
Cross volunteers for summer
work, especially in the pro-
duction, motor service, staff,
nurses, and welfare aides
categories. Persons wishing
to help may call the 329 N.
Third Ave. chapter at Alpine
8-78o1, where general orien-
tation for volunteers will be
held at 10 am. June %.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-19
ELks CORNER

ST.. Carr was one of the 5
member Copmen Bowling
Team which won a champion
ship cup for 1958-59 season.
Other members were Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene York and Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Christ
mas. Sixteen teams were in
the league and thd Fraternal
Order of Police Team was
runnerup.
Walter McMath wants the
record straightened. He was
not the first Negro policeman
in the city. He was third,
being hired in 1888. Oscar
McCloud was the first one
hired in 1919.
Past Exalted Rulers Council
sponsors a bus to Grand
Canyon and Flagstaff, Sun.
day, June 20. Bus will leave
the Elks Club at 2 am.
Round trip fare Is 5000.
Call Scotty Oby, AL 3-o0s7
or Thomas Pratt, AL 4-27s7
for reservations, or call the
office.
Start prettying up girls, the
annual beauty contest will
be next month. Maybe last
years winner Annette Pow
ers can give you SOM.
pointers.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-19

Billie pitched another winning
game, Sunday night at> Ram
blers Field against Buena Park
Q1if. She will probably see
action against Whittier, Sum
day, June FL.
The PBSw Rambler schedule
for June and July is as fol-
lows: June 20 & II, Whittier
June 1924 & 25, Portland,
Ore; June 30 & July l, Ke-
vance, ILL.,; July 3, 4 & $,
Fresno Double on 4th);
July 8, All Star Game; July II
& 18, Salt Lake City; July
Is & 26, Orange Double both
nights). Game time is $3.50,
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-19

Mrs. Francis Blees
said she and her husband
were very pleased at the birth
of their 18th child this week.
end.
1--WE just happen to like chill
dren," she said.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-19
KEEP ARIZONA GREEN

Breok every match In
Breuk every notch in two.
Be careful building fires.
Drown outdoor fires with
sond or wuter or dirt.
Crush out cigarette, cigar
or pipe thoroughly.
Learn these five U. S.
Forest rules and keep
our country beautiful
and green.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-19
First crod

CHARLOTTE NC. Gus Rob-
erts, II, was the first Negro
to graduate from Central High
School on June l.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-19

Billie Harris continues to
help the PBsw Ramblers whiz
along the Pacific Coast Wo-
mems Softball League in first
place.
She has been on the team for
six years and played with sew
eral teams in Tucson before
moving to Phoenix. Miss
Harris plays right field, pit
ches and hits with equal abil-
ity. Her batting average is
400.
We must never throw away q bvshsl
Of truth because u happens 20 con-
tuin q few grains Of ehaH.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-19
Negro Named cuptoln

Atlantic City, NJ. Herbert
U. Barbour was appointed
a captain in the Atlantic
City's Police Department.
He became the first Negro in
the city's history to attain
the rank. Formerly. a SER
geant. Barbour joined the
force in 1912.
Arizona tribune., 1959-06-19
M2zn }Hk.*SN>
Rzx!1A
Giants at Home

Giants df Rome
June 0A.l0 $1,000. Seattle
June ll.l2.l3.l3.l4. Vanc'ver
July 1873 Salt Lake
July lO.ll.ll.l2. Sacramento
July l6.l7.l8.l9 San Diego
July 22.23.24 Portland
July 25.25.26.27 :. Spokane
July 28.29.30 Vancouver
July 31.August LIZ. Seattle
August 22.23.24.2S Salt Lake
Sept. 6.7.7.8.9 Sacramento
Sept. l0.ll.12.l3. San Diego
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Alpha Gamma Delta-Din-
ner meeting at $50 pm. at
the home of Mrs. C. M.
Jansky, jr. 5000 Tiiden
street NV.
Colonel Thomas Marshall
Chapter, d. c. DAR-Buffet
supper at $50 pm. at the
home of the regent, Mrs.
Florence Caroline Adams,
5409 Chevy Chase parkway.
Mrs. Dorothy Whitcomb,
state committee chairman
for the honor roll, will be
guest speaker.
ashingtOn Branch,
AAUW - German language
group meeting at 8 pm. at
1884 I street NV. DR.. Wer-
ner Imhoff, Washington cor
respondent for the Zurich,
Switzerland newspaper, will
address the group. Legisla-
tive committee meeting at 8
pm. at branch headquarters.
Miss Sarah Ginsbery and
Miss June Fitzgerald will re-
port on juvenile delinquency.
Junior WOmen's Club Of
College Park-Meeting at 8
pm. at the clubhouse.
Suburban WOman's Club
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Of Montgomery County -
General meeting ct 8 pm.
at the Lynbrook Recreation
Center.
Washington AIumnae
Chapter, Alpha Sigma Tau
Meeting at 8 pm. at the
home of Mrs. p. z. Sewell,
654l Williamsburg boulevard,
Arlington.
Nj Sigma Chapter, Beta
Sigma Phi international
SOrority-Meeting at 8 pm.
at the Hillwood Community
House, Cherry street, Falls
Church. The Rev. Paul
Douglas Martin, jr., of Trim
ity Methodist Church in
Mclean, will speak on I'VE
Live in Moments"
Captain John Smith Chap
ter, DAR-Meeting at 8 pm.
at the home of Mrs. Samuel
P. Vanderslice of Falls
Church.
Arlington County League
Of Women Voters - Aurora
Hills-Shirley Park unit meet
ing at 9 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Arthur L. Harris,
1880 South Ives street.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
CLUB CALENDAR

Young-in-Heart Club will be
guests.
WOmen's National Demo-
cratic CIub-Luncheon meet
ing at 1890 pm. Mrs. Barry
Bingham, president and edi-
tor of the Louisville Courier
Journal. will speak on the
United States foreign eco
nomic policy.
ID. C. W0men'S Savings
Bonds COmmittee-Reception
and meeting at 5 pm. at the
Del Ankers Photographers
studio, 3l6 F street, NE.
Captain We deII Wolfe
Chapter, ID. C. DAR-Chrlst-
mas party and buffet supper
at $50 pm. in the chapter
house library.
Theta Sigma Phi-ChriSt-
mas buffet at $3.50 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Mary Jane
Fisher, 3l40 Highland place
NV.
Washington AIumnae,
Evening star., 1959-12-09
TO-DAY

4ODhA
One Hundred Club.-Meet-
ing at $3.50 pm. at Temple
Israel, University boulevard,
Silver Springs.
TOMORROW
W0man's Club of Chevy
Chase, Md.-Spanish class
beginners at 9 am. Art Sec
ton painting class at $3.50
am. French class advanced
at 10:30 am. French. Ger
man and Spanish sections
Christmas party at 2 pm.
M0ntg ON cry County
League Of Women VOTERS
Bethesda Chevy Chase morn
ing unit at GAS am. at the
home of Mrs. T. Goldsmith,
TAOS Wyndale road, Chevy
Chase. Silver Spring morn
ing unit at $50 am. at the
home of Mrs. w. Davies,
.40l Hamilton street, Silver
Spring. Burtonsville unit at
BIS pm. at the home of
Mrs. K. Shitama, 1889
Dowling drive, Perrywood.
Colesville unit at $50 pm.
at the home of Mrs. A. Doug
lis, 804 Hobbs drive, Silver
Spring. Glenmont unit at
S:15 pm. at the home of
Mrs. N. Werniel, 3107 Janet
road, Glenmont. MaSSachu-
sets avenue evening unit at
S:15 pm. at the home of
Mrs. T. Eliot, Virginia court
way. Potomac Overlook.
Rosemary Hills-Rock Greek
unit at $3.50 pm. at the home
of Mrs. B. Goldberg. 8117
Sundale road, Silver Spring.
Rockville Republican WOm-
ems Club.-Hat shop meeting
from 1890 am. to 1890 pm.
at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Wysong. IL William street,
Rockville.
Chevy Chase Branch,
Montgomery County Red
CrOss.-Meeting at 1890 am.
at the home of Mrs. Victor
Beach, l27 Quincy street,
Chevy Chase, Md.
silver Spring WOman's
Club-Choral rehearsal at
1880 am. at the Woodside
Methodist Church.
League of Republican n
Women of d. C.-Morning
political study group at 1890
am at 1882 Massachusetts,
avenue, NV, Mr.. George c.
Lodge, director of informa-
ton at the Department of
Labor, will speak on why
the American Laboring Man
Should Vote Republican"
University WOmen's Club
Morning book review meet
ing at IL am, Miss Mary
Mason will review Kenneth
Grahame" by Peter Green.
Travel-with-a-camera group
meeting at 7:45 pm. Mrs.
jamie Mason will speak on
Mexico Revisited"
Virginia Compton Grand
mothers .Club-Christmas
banquet at IL noon at st.
Georges Episcopal Church in
Arlington.
WOmen's Club of Rock
ville-Meeting at 1890 pm.
at Christ Episcopal Church
In Rockville. Members of the
Evening star., 1959-12-09

One Hundred CIub.-Meet-
ing at $50 pm. at Temple
Israel, University boulevard,
Silver SPRINGS.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-12

SISTER SILVIA and SISTER ~MARGRERITA wish to jd
The Franciscan Sisters in Egypt SO that they may spend the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-12
SIGNS
A SCENERY, EQUIPMENT

Schell Scenic Studio - for
Schools, Churches. Draperies.
Scenery and Rentals.
581 S. High St. CA. 1889
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-12
HELP WANTED

WOMAN to do light housework.
Live in. BE. 1854.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-12

AS YOU PREPARE FOR v~ACATIONLAND THINK OF THE
REFUGEE CHILDREN BEHIND BARBED WIRE THE
BEST VACATION THEY CAN IMAGINE is A A WHERE
THERE is ENOUGH TO EAT. $40 WILL FEED A FAMILY
FOR A WEEK.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-12
PLUMBING AND HEATING
PLUMB
SEWERS AND DRAINS

THE ] A. MYERS CO., Your
Plumbing and Heating Con
tractor. 1855 Gerard AK. 4
1928.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-06-12

lives In close union with the poo VINO
are so dear to the Sacred Heart. Both girls
have been accepted but each must now
I obtain a sponsor who will pay her neces-
l sary expenses of $3.50 a year for the two
/ year period of novitiate training. You may
not be able to work with the poor OF
; Christ with your hands but you certain
. Iy can do 1t through the hands of your
daughter in Christ" Why not adopt one
y and bring her to the poor and yourself
{
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ROSEMARY HILLS OWNER; mr..
D G llne-3-bedrm, orick CO.
b Shin S rspl, ser p S5Gc nT Wslsout
isn't lge,, wooded lot mr., schools,
shops, tranSp,, swim pool: SIa,-
$50, Sbl4 MILFORD AVE, JU,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SLIGO PARK-"Pretty" brick CO.
lonlal; like new; 3 hedrms.,
separate dining Tm lge, kit' rec.
house and barbecue. sieps 10
schools. FLA, Sl,250 dn we take
trades. CALL HALL" Real Es-
tata IN kIAQ1
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LAIRD B. SCOTT

4AAAAS< ~ WV
REALToR JU. 9-OIoO
POTOMAC-Split level, on a beau
tifully Handicapped l-acre lot; :
bedrms., 3 baths, rec. rm.: one Of
MORAN MORAN OF oi'' SSgugyssss 'o or G 81.
s siiJa5' , EEHSEDERICk w. BERENs
POTOMAC'S BIG NEW n o NJ Z
VALUE! - Grand-new Colonial
spllt-level on > acres; 4 bedrms .,
= baths, study, rec. rm., 2-car
built-in garage. $4,000. Br.
Bortz, OIL. 4-S35S: FRANK S
PHILLIPS, INC. DI 7-1411.
QUAINT ACRES = Prestige and
quality-built brick-and-stone ram
bier; fully air cond., 3 twin-size
bedrms., paneled den. formal din.
rm., extremely Ice. liv. rm. with
f1repl. ~ baths.
PATIO N SWIMMING POOL"
2-car garage, entertaining style
rec. rm., on over / acre.
w. J, NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
QUALITY CONSTRUCTION ram
blers, split-leveled Cape Gods. 3
styles to choose from: 3 and 4
bedrooms, full baths, rec. rms,
fireplaces, dream kitchens, nice
lots TRADES INVITED. FINANC-
ING ARRANGED.
VIII Wheaton u' shopping e c SlEsKs t Rass
right Arcoia, right on Marin to
PEcK's OPEN SIGN.
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NE, f-9UUU

rakoma PARK; si8,s5O"BTick Cape
Cod GO years.: liv rm, with
picture window. good-size bed
rms. . full tile baths. din. rm
equip. kit. with disposal and table
space. bsmt., gas heat Assume
FLA loan. $1,000. pay S117.50
mo. incl all. OWNER, JU. 5-149s.
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$3.50 DOWN

2-bedrm, 1i2-bath bungalow with
rec. rm. sdjoins park in move-in
cond; FLA.
SIGLER & CO., 10. 4-8383
800 DISCOUNT. assume 4es loan
5 min. NH. Garrett Park Estates.
Three-bedrm. brk Cape Cod, with
tile bsmt: excel. cond; beaut. lot.
immed. occup: $1,000 cash. to
assume AZ CT loan, with SOC mo.
payments, FLA approved, Sl6.5OO.
BY OWNER. VIII. 2-4626.
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BURTONSVILLE
SANTINI RID.

Close to IT. Meade and John Hop
kins Lab; lovely 3-bedrm. brick
rambler on s4-acre wooded lot full
bsmt,, expandable attic; SlD,75O.
DIR; New Route 20 to Burtons-
Vile, left on Spencerville I'd, right
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We cannot foresee a more Opportune time for to
opinion that financing vii be cheaper viii building
the trend only to be adjusted checked from time
settle himself into permanent home the the savings
the Of tie older home versus the new home seems
value Bearing this in mind II you are seriously
be well worth while to visit EAST sPRINGBRooK this
II house in the $4,000 to $4,000 bracket
the purchase Of Of remaining sptleye homes
homes inhabited by stable home Our homes
excellent values We that will also hnd them
this week end . . decide for yourself. ~
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WE TAKE TRADES
ia. o-3333 JU. $4,000
ANDREWS AREA

FORESTVILLE - Three 3-bedroom
ramblerS, two to assume 4lsea
loans: one with so down; one
with full bsmt.: all in excel. cond.:
immed. possession.
CAMP SPRINGS-Custom built,
new 3-bedrm. rambler, sep din
nm. hrepl in liv. rm, equip. Kit,
IuII osmt.: level. tree-shaded lot.
BRADBURY PARK Suitland - 2.
oedrm Colonial duplex, Ice liv,
rm., EQUIP. kit: Level lot: S45O
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OPEN, 2 TIL 7

CHEVY CHAsE-BETHEsDA. 7102
Edgevale, oil E.-W. hwy. betW.
Conn. and Wis.-OWNER TRANS.
Lovely brick rambler, across from
parkway. S25,95O.
ASSUME Sl7sOO, an, loan
Lovely lge. split. close-in Silver
Spring 1898 Inwood. OF Forrest
Grove dr.. S22,95O.
WHEATON - CAN YOU USE !.
ACRE, nicely shrubbed, plus q
bedrm. brick home; sep. din. rm.,
lge. liv. rm. w/flrepl., side scr,
porch, bsmt. w/exit. VACANT.
Move right in PIG Henderson
ave, ! blk. OF Georgia, mr.. ali
shopping.
WE TAKE TRADES
RA 6-3333 III a ogno
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TEMPLE HILLS: S2".5OO: Gus.
built brick rambler on large
lot with trees: hot-water heat:
Ihermo windows, . fireplaces,
walkout bsmt., carport or
screened porch; immediate pos
session. Call Mr.. Seaton.
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SUITLAND: S14,95O. brick Cape
COD with expandable attic, walk
out bsmt. Owner purchasing larg-
er home and will consider FILA
: appraisal. Call Mr.. BaStek.
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SEE KAY BOWLING at Gathers
burg for Upper Mont. Co. proper
ty. WI. S-9250, WA. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm ram
bier, corner lot: screened porch,
cow to transp.. schools, shopping
churches and synagogue: assume
GI loan: Sl9,500. OWNER, 10.
4-62l2.
SILVER SPRING. BY OWNERS
rm. house, walking distance District
line, "chools churches. stores.
Call JU. 5-2169 for inspection.
SILVER SPRNG-Beautiful large
brick sInI Ta .nsI lust III univerSity
redecorsted' Price S3i.5dG, WE WE
TAKE TRADES. HUGH. T. PECK,
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HILLCREsT HEIGHTS: Slsa5n,
VA or FILA, brick 3-bedrm. RAM
bier, Ia baths. din. rm., modern
kitchen. walk-out bsmt. Call Mr..
Bunting.
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OPEN TODAY, l TIL DARK

DIRECTIONS: Out Colesvle Hampshire
appTox
Springbrook
entrance turn right on Branord blocks sign
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RIA THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington. D, {.
July ~. 1859
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CcoN1lNUEpl

KENsINGTON; FLA terms, 81 800
down: BY OWNER; sl7,9a0-All-
brick Cape Cod; 8 bedrms,; sep.
arate dining rm.. family rm,; >
baths; full basement; fireplace,
lEe fenced I'd; immediate posses
sion, 10. 5-5i0l, OPEN SAT
AND SUN, Out Ga. ave, left on
Flyers Mil I'd, right on May
brook. right on Jutiand, left on
Bentley, right TO 1911 Casper st.
KENwOOD PARK = Quality-puilt
brick rambler overlooking tairwayi
center hall, 3 bedrms, study, 2
baths, formal din rm, all-elec.
Kitchen with family rm,, rec rm
above ground level, 2-car garage,
KORzENDoRFER, REALTOR. OIL.
A-SIlI I'll o.
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FCREsTVILLE: Sl5.a5O: brick g.
bedrm. rambler on large level
lO,, din rm., modern kitchen;
ideal location for schools and
shopping. Call Mr.. Mabe
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ADELPHI-custom built rambler. 1
", old 3 bedTmS,, . baths sen.
din .rm., full bsmt,, ser. porch,
attached garage, . hreplaces. Ice.
wooded lot. BY OWNER, HE,
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ADELPHI - Open, 1910 Ruatan
st.-New brick rambler, 3 bed,
rms J "a baths; garage, GI-FHA,
GRADES cons NELSON REALTY
co. HE, 4-29OO
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PRUDENTIAL REALTY
ANDREWS AREA

DISTRICT HEIGHTS: Assume
large il2N, Gil loan on 3-bedrn.
rambler with full bsmt.: posses
sion or or about Aug. 5th Call
Mr.. Gribble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

ADELPHI Open 1905 Ruatan
st--New York rambler, 3 bed-
NELSON REALTY CO. HE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

ATTENTION. VETS = No money
down and only S64."4 per. mo.
buys this vacant and newly paint
ed home in Hyattsville proper ,
nice bedrms. plus full din. rm.
and a very excel. dry bsmt This
better home is on a quiet neigh
borhood street with wooded area.
Gail now or until 9 pm, except
Sat til 6. WA. 1900. ROBERT
S DAVIS & co INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
Miscellaneous
For Sale

TABLE, 4x8-ft. solid oak, with 4
drawers. Originally a confer
ence table. Can be used for
library table, ping pong. dining
or is sturdy enough to be used
as a work bench; excellent buy
at $35. 10. 5-8787.
RACER-Sturdy welded
steel pipe construction, 2 hip.
engine goes 80 m.p.h. very good
condition. JU. 9-3937.
DOG HOUSES-Two for large
dogs, ike new: $40 each OF
make offer. CY. 7-9737.
CUPBOARD MOTOR, ~ hip.
runs fine; $45; has gearshift
and recoil starter. CY. 7-9737
A PAIR OF BUBBLE SKIRTS
fits most cars; $40. 10. 2-5o58
HAMS = Speed x transmitting
practice key for novices, never
used, cost $3.50 sell for 50
EIektra Gel code course for
novices, on one single 1914 long
playing record, cost $3.50 sell
for 81. plus free catalogs. Two
mems sport upper jackets, gold
lined; new; large size So. each
Call JU. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

BICYCLE WANTED. 24-inch
boys bicycle in good eondi-
ton: preferably from VirPinia
area Phone Gypsy 1926.
WANTED-"54" Kaiser grille,
SO" Packard tail lights. track
shoes. II or bigger. Call JOHN,
TO. 9-6549.
WANTED = Dictionary; used.
abridged: DI. 7-504s.
WANTED-Midget racer with or
without motor. Call VIII. p
4O8o.
WANTED-Chev. engine: 6 cyl-
inder: 50. SO or "a. Cali WA.
7-1027.
WANTED-Any Air Progress
magazines: viii pay 80 cents
per copy; also any Buddy
Holly records, with or without
crickets. XII. 0-5934.