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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26
Of Interest In Rice
Mrs. Fielder Hubbard Attends
Class Reunion In South Carolina

Lottie Huckstep, in Charlottesville
Edward Kennedy and Betty 10
Gates recently spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Yam
cey in Norfolk.
Mrs. w. D. Mason. with her
daughter. Mrs Carl Clark, and Mr.
Clark took trip to Asheville. N. c.
and through the Smokes last week
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bass and
children, Bill and Carolyn. Of Mary
vile, Tenn, and Mr. and Mrs Jim
Hopkins and Elizabeth, Of Washing
ton, were week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Bass.
At Regional Meeting
Misses Martha Ann Bass n d
Peggy jenkins are attending t h e
Regional Leaders Training Meeting
at Masanetta this week
Mr. and Mrs l.. N. Fallen spent
Sunday, with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Francisco. in Halifax
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Davis and
children. Of Richmond. MI and
Mrs. Frank Osborn end sons. Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Gates and Miss
Mabel Vaughan spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs R B Walthall. Mrs
Davis and children remained for a
few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson. OF
Zuni, were recent visitors Of Mr.
and Mrs John Lindsey. Mrs. John
son and Mrs. Lin sey taught
school together
Mr. and Mrs NJ G. Hit anG
daughters were week end guests 0!
Mr.. and Mrs B G Bass Their
dinner guests Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs Calvin Bass and family Mr.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26
PROBABLY WORTH IT

a fellow who lived III an isolated
region went to the city for the first
time and returned wearing a ring
containing huge stone. The jewel
n.y. dazzled the village bells and ex-
cited the envy Of the other men.
one Of whom finally asked if it was
real diamond.
Wa al, if it ANTI replied the
Wearer, I've shore been skinnt out
Of four bitsl"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26

ward County and we can only hope
that il will not affect the efforts in
Warren County to go ahead with
private schools.
In spite Of what the Governor
said. the majority of. Virginians do
not want to abandon public schools
on a Statewide basis. We were
under the impression that in adopt
in9 the Perrow Plan the Governor
was trying to make it possible to
keep public schools wherever posi-
Bile and encourage private schools
in those localities that would not
integfate. Now he offers dire
prophecies Of what will happen to
Virginia and berates those who
have battled so long and hard to
preserve our efficient segregated
school system.
We ask Governor Almond: Whats
the deal?"
There must be. some reason for
the Governor to change over com
pletely In January he was breath
Ing fire and birthstone against the
Federal tyranny A week later when
the special session opened he was
advocating the same school pro
gram that Republican Ted Dalton
had campaigned on and which the
people Of Virginia had overwhelm-
lngly rejected by electing j. Lind
say Almond. Now he is apparently
advocating a complete surrender to
the NAACP and the F e eral
Tyranny So we ask: What was
the Deal?"
Meanwhile as the Farmville Her
aid advises the people of Prince Ed
ward to Stand Steady, we advise
| The people Of Virginia to stand
Steady We must continue this
fight for it is one of principle, of
liberty. Of justice and our rights as
\ individuals and citizens Of Virginia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26
HE KNOWS

Jiggs: Many man has talent
for conversation which he has
had no opportunity Of turning to
account"
Jinks "Umper-yes; I am mar
ried myself"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26

Butter is one of the oldest foods,
going back over 1000 years ago
when it was churned in animal
skins.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26
KEEPS ENGINES
1907 CLEANER

New Cities Service SD
Koolmotor Oil keeps engines
1O0% cleaner. This new oil
provides unprecedented cold
engine protection during
those short trips so common
to daily driving,
And new Sd Koolmotor Is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26

multi-range! Resists change
due to temperatures to give
instant starts plus top miles
per-gallon. Stop in today.
Change to new Multi Range
Sd Koolmotor, the oil that
will keep your engine 1905
cleGnerl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
Women's Council To
Present Miss SuyIes
On African Trip

The womeus Council Of Halle
@ Brown House has announced
that on Friday January %, q will
present Marcolln Sayica In an ex
hibit, slide and lecture on her trip
and experiences IN Africa last sum
mer
Miss Sayles student at Mac
alestcr College was one Of ~ u S
students who were sent 10 various
parts OF Africa 90 work with and
observe the customs and problems
OF the people there
She spent her tour Of duty in
the French Cameroous
In the view OF the widespread
interest IN the continent 81 Africa
her lecture should be Of great
educational value the womens
Council said
Tho public Is invited 20 attend
the lecture which vim begin az =
pm
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
MARRIAGE OF SHARON
NELSON AND ROBERT
BlAkIEY IS ANNOUNCED

Mrs Vivian Nelson. 3T2s Fifth
Az s has announced the marriage
Of her daughter sharon l.. 70 PRIV.
ate Robert + Blailey son Of Mr.
and Mrs Isaac BlhlSisy Of $50
Carroll Az 81 Paul At 2 pm.
Saturday December u. Standing
with the couple were Miss Wilma
Merrill and Charles Cox
In compliment 10 the bride Mrs
Robert p Alien and Miss Wilma
Merrill were co.hostosscs al q
personal shower on December 80.
AZ the home Of Mrs Solomon
Hughes 37iB Fourth kv s.
mother u Mrs Alien
Games ard charades we're en-
joyed during tho evening after
which refreshments were served
The hon0reo was tho recipient u
many lovely gifts
Guests wishing the bride hap
pinesz we're the Miases Michele
Dawson Leah BAILEY. Dolores
May Joyce Hughes Beverly Gall
oway clauiine Riley mArva Web
rtsr Eoreen Nelson. Helen Peter
son. susan Ellis and Mines Vivian
Neson. Solomon Hughes and Thorn
a. D1raiSa0n
pr1vn,e and Mrs Blakey left
January 2 for ~ Carson, Colo
where he reported foF duty
Private Blakley attended The
University u Minnesota and was
q member ~ the Gopher football
team before hss enlistment Ne f.
a member ~ the esth Army Foot
ball detachment a, ~ Cars1n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16

many social 5ourtcstes nv uicuds
ot their daughter The Minnesot
ans enjoyed many social courtcs
los extended In Durham. Greens
boro and Raleigh. n {
Undcrgoes surgery Or Llllian
Lewis, a3a Iglehart Az entered
Miller hospital on Monday after.
noon January - and underwent
surgery ON Tuesday morning iicr
condition Is reported good
ranga Club Eicctlnni Mira la
ellie Jackson. Gs5 Sc Anthony Az
was hostess 60 the ranga club at
the first meeting % the year on
January 2 The agcnda for the
evening included election Of Of
f,cera The following were elected
Tor the ensuing year Mrs iyoia
pillow, president MINES Mary
Clemens vice president Jerry
rNilfard. recording secretary, Lu
ellie Jackson financial secretary;
shirley shelton, treasurer, Rob
rrta Tyler reporter Lots THROWN
sergeant At arms Volma smith
and iCilcn Gnrnn, entertainment
and Ellen Brown sunshine chair
man The nest meeting vii BE az
the home Of Mira Roberta tyler,
dpl w Central Az az which time
installation ~ officers win be held
Holiday Hosts Mr. and Mrs
Robert yeagor aa2 Fisk at. ush,
cred In the New Year Ca friends az
a post holiday party held January
3 Tho party started or with cock
tails which guests enjoyed M they
exchanged gay rcpartee after
which buffet lunch was served
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
MRS. DORIS JONES
ElEcrED MARION QUINN
OF SHEBA CHAPTER OES

Mrs n0ris Jones was elected
worthy mstron " Queen ~ Shcba
Chapter oEs. At It's ncecmbor
meeting held at Perfect Ashlar
Loago HAL, sc Anthony AZ Grvtto
st
Mr. L. n. Terver was elected
worthy patron other officers
named are Mrs Georgia HRyboy,
associate matron; Rev w im-
nell. associate patron. Mrs Lula
Mae Rowland treasurer, Mrs
EA,nice Jones' reelected secretary;
Mrs Anne blair, copductrcss and
Mrs Veneer Rroden. associate con-
ductr,ss
Appotntive officers Include
Mines DORSEY Bell, Adah, Doris
johnson, Ruth MARY Clomons.
esther, Ar,iclia Alien Elegta.
Elizabeth Parker Marshall Joscp.
hine Jorian, warier EVELYN Muir.
ply. sentinel and Lydia Pillow,
chaplain
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
Youngsters Tnloy Por,y
For Solomon hughes

n was AN afternoon ~ merri
ment and fun FOR group Of young
stora on Saturday January 30. st
party for Solomon Hughes N
given by his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Solomon hughes AZ In honor 81
his seventh birthday Tho rollicIS.
ing festivities were held At their
home, 3Tl6 Fourth Az =.
Various games were played after
which refreshments were served
Tho honoree received many use
ful gifts
Washing Solomon happy birthday
while enjoying the run we're Wayne
bowman. Wesley lyle IT. Terry
Allen. Gregory MeMoore, Jeffrey
Wade. steven olpon, Yyonne wade
vtcICle Ellis, pchra Brown uobfh
Ward and Kovin surratt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
u-MEEr US cIUB
HAS ANNUAL HOLIDAY
PARTY JANUARY 8rH

The u-Mect Us club. Senior
Age group OF Phyllis whratley
House. held SIS annual holiday
party at the home Of the clubs
counsellor. Miss Catherine Nor
man. $3.50 Third Ay y on Thurs.
day January 3 a. ~ noon
The luncheon table held an as.
aortment Of tasty foods which
were enjoyed az members and
guests chatted and engaged IN
gay conversation
Following lunch the group re-
tired ia the recreation room where
they enjoyed playing games and
listening 90 music on the hin
Prizes for games were won BY
Mrs Mae Jenkins Mrs Lena La
Faucettc and Mira Nellie Carter
tied for first prize IN the game Of
location and each received gift
and Mrs Cora Christian won see
ond prize.
Members and guests enjoying
the delightful affair were Mines
Mamie Battles, president Jessie
shannon, ora Jones. Hildn Parker
Grace lee. LORE Young Bessie
Harris, Annie Banks, Grace Berry
Nellie O Carter. Cora Christian.
Mary r. Monroe. Lucindh Milton.
Estella Underwood. Lucinda
Ewing
Also Mines Mary Ball Iva Cart
~. Norma Byrd Vaasio porkina
Nine Jenkins Lille stovan Lena
faFaucctte, Mary Alice smith
Fanny Thomas. Esmo Noble Julia
Gonzales. Nancy Gulbort Carrie
Wallace Mac Marshall Davis. Jea-
sio Shepard and Miss Catherine
Norman. counsellor
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Christmas party. The dining room
OF Matties Barbecue. 1928 Fifth
Av S. was the ideal setting for
the gala affair which featured an
abundance Of tasty viands served
buffet style Mrs Timma Leah
RieSs, 1928 Fourth Ay. S, win be
hostess az the next regular meet
ing Sunday January IS. at 5 pm
Leaves For Home: Mrs. Joseph
Brooks. the former Elizabet n
Hughes. who has been visiting rel
ativss and friends in the city for
the past two weeks. left by plane
Sunday FOR her home in Denver
Colo Mrs Brooks, daughter OF
Mrs. Commodore Oden OF se04
Clinton Az, was accorded many
social courtesies during her visit
and enjoyed renewing old friend
ships,
ST. Agnes Guild; Mrs, Beryle
Smith viii be hostess to the first
meeting Of the year OF ST. Agnes
Guild OF ST Thomas Episcopal
church on Friday night January
10, al the home Of Mrs. John Me
HE Jr., 3945 Third Av
Jolly sixteen Club; When Mrs
Carl Wade sr., 1921 Fourth Av
s., was hostess 10 the Jolly Sixteen
Club Of St Peters AME church
on Thursday evening January s,
the festive decor of the home gave
the atmosphere Of a party instead
Of a meeting Mrs Ira Robinson.
newly elected president, gave a
few points on how 10 improve the
club for the ensuing year Dis
cussion was the annual Spring
style Revue Mrs James Horris is
chairman. The next meeting will
be az the home OF Mrs William
Webb, 1889 Fifth Az s., on Thurs
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Enloying the hostss hospitality
were Mcssrs and MINES Willie
Harris, John Ewing. Jesse Smith.
John Howard. Johnny pc,tiford.
Mines Archie Anderson. Ruth
Hickman. Marie Monroe. Myrtle
Ross. Virginia Johnson and the
Mcssrs Fired Vaughn and George
Clark
Grrctingsl Related birthday
greetings 60 Carol Ann Williams.
1000 iRlchart Az, who celebrated
her birthday on January 4
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEArnIIS

Jan rs Mr and Mrs James
Fraction. ssti clinton Az a
years. Mr. and Mrs Johnny Brown
2tU9 nth Az s.. ~ years
Jan p Mr., and Mrs NorNnl
Barksdaie Jr zoos Emerson Az
N ~ years
Jan ~ Mr. and Mrs William
N. North, 1922 Fourth Az g. 10
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
MRS. MAMIE LYTlE
INJURED CAUGHT ARM
IN WASHING MACHINE

Mrs Mamie Lytle, 3afb Fourth
Az suffered bruises Thursday
January =, when her left hand and
arm we're caught IN the wringer Of
her washing machine, briislng the
arm up 10 the shoulder
She was taken 90 General hos
pital and after examination n wna
found that no bones were broken
but Ehc was kept In the hospital
for treatment for -four days Nhe
returned home Monday January ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS nIRTWDANN

Jan ~ Mrs Fern Helm. 1000
Fuh Az $. William James Park
cr 1905 18th Az s, Maudine NJ
sorrvn iisT Girard Av N,
Jan rs Thomas tangums. 500
Penn Az n Earl Eugene owen
Ssu clinton Az; Noah Smith
SSS2 Second Av 3, George step
hens Saa5 second Az s
Jan 10 Patricia Ann Jackson
1901 18th Az &. Sheila Cum
mings, s6Ss Clinton Az Earnest
Ripper Turner. A2S9 Second Az
$ Daniel ana nanicc jackson,
secs Stevens Az; Annis Clark jr.
1892 Firth Av s
Jan 20 Mrs Lucille MoAdams,
1857 Oakland Av,; Marlenc G. I'm.
denyood. ssas Fourth Az. g Mrs
Harriet Williams. 2ib w. "a at;
Mr. sam Moscly. ii26 Bryant Az,
N
Jan ~ Mrs Enne Posey, sass
Fourth Av 81 Mrs Elsie Me
Moore ll8 =. - ST. Mrs MARY
Hubbard. Sli5 Irving Az, N MIR
Alg Frost 3aat stevens Az,
Jan - Mrs Dorothy Ann
Cooper toti Fourth Az s Mrs
Vera Wright. Sais Firm Az g.
Gerald Fleming. ble Tenth Az
S Ronald Judy Jr, teS5 Fourth
Az s. curtis whi,iock 1854
Clinton Az
Jan % jaime. Jones 1924 F1fth
Az 8 Mrs Yvunne white asio
Clinton Az. Mrs Mancnnc Curry
Miller 1892 r1fh Az s.
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out or Town mRrImAYs

Jan IL Virginia lee, Kansas
CITY. Mo
Jan 10 Miss Shirley Kyle Bal
timure Md
Jan 20 Mamie FNlgham, Kan
sas city, Mo, Aora ncrtrnm. Lou
iSville. Ky
Jan ~ Mira Mary Williams
Argo. M Mrs william Seymour.
Chicago III
Jan 20 Mrs Anc BugRa.
Cleveland Onto, Mrs ilerEia Bell
Kansas city Kans
Jan ~ sylvester Carter Los
Angeles Cam Howard Wells Los
Augelca, William ogieton. pea
Molnea Ia
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16

day January -. at pm
out OF Hospital: Mrs Anna
Coleman. liO2 f. 2sth ST.. has re-
turned from Fairview hospital and
Is convalescing At the home OF her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs Bure Carmichael sr, 3744
Fifth Av. s Mrs Coleman slipped
and fell In her horne December II
ana as result suffered a frac-
tured hip She underwent surgery,
and is now making satisfactory re-
covery.
Called To Bedside OF Mother.
Mrs Jesse Mays and daughter
Ann Marie, 3s0I 25th Az s. left
Tuesday January 6, by plane FOR
Chattanooga. Tenn. to be at the
bedside Of Mrs Mays mother
Mrs A Della White, who is m
Returns Home. Mrs Verla Lew
is OF Burlington, Ia. who was the
houscgicst OF her sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Smith OF 1919 Smelling Az, left
for her home on January 5. Mrs
Lewis WAS guest Of her sister al
the Booker r. Washington Study
cubs annual holiday party on
Saturday January 8.
Club Hostess; Mrs James Rob
inson, 1906 Portland Av was hos
tess to the First Nighters Bridge
club on Saturday January 3, at
her home, Prizes for bridge were
awarded 10 Mrs. Robinson. first,
Mrs T h Carey Jr, second and
Mrs. Edwin STEER third The next
meeting win be February Il. with
Mrs Edwin sizer, 29ti 18th Az
g, as hostess
birthday Celebrated; Mrs Ora
Jones, 1896 Bryant Av ~. was
hostess at family dinner on satur-
day January 10, In celebration Of
the birthday Of her daughter Mrs
Ora Williams Family members
present were Paul Jones brother,
Lauricc and Burt williams, children
and MIR and Mrs Morris Alien
Attendant At Weddings Miss
Carol Allen. 3si5 Third Av s
recently returned home from 81
Louis Mo, where she was a bridal
attendant az the wedding OF Miss
June l.. Price, a classmate at Lin
coin University Miss Price and
capt Charles Downing King were
married In an impressive church
ceremony Saturday December %
Miss Allen was the houseguest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Price, par
ctith or the Dfluel
sunday Visitors, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Carr Of Isanti, MINI had
as their Sunday visitors Mrs FL
len DobIc and daughter Nancy and
Beverly Olson. all Of Stanchfield,
MINI. and Mr. Hugh Peabody Of
lsanti
Return Home: Mr. and Mrs.
Tela y Burt, 1896 Third Az s.
are back home after spending
Christmas holidays with Mr. Burt's
brother and ms,er-in law the
Junius n Burta Of Los Angeles
Calf They took in the Tourna-
ment Of Roses and many other IN.
teresting sights and saw many
former Twin Cltians who wished 10
be remembered 20 their friends
back home
Undergoss Eye surgery: Mr.
Harvey A. Moss, 1884 Second Az
s underwent eye surgery in Mt
SINAI hospital on Monday morning
January n Mr.. Moss IL in good
condition and viii make . satisfac-
tory recovery
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
LEADERS Will INVADE"
CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOLS
TO STIMULATE INTEREST

Chicago amp Several Ne
Rroes win BE- among the army ~
blue ribbon business leaders ana
research scientists who viii invade
the city public high schools Jan
tg 10 point out the Importance ~
science In the world today
The project believed 20 be- tho
first ~ IT, kind anywhere, was
developed 70 stimulate greater
student inicrcs, IN science and to
give recognition 20 teachers
The men and women who viii
visit % u The cty's - schools
win encourage the students % pre-
pare themselves 70 meet future re-
probabilities
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS :

Motored To Northfed Mr. and Mrs Robert Allen and Mr..
John Lee motored Mortified Mimi Sunday January H.
visit Miss Joyce Hughes who sophomore Carleton College
Usher Board No Party Usher Board Ne OF 81 Peter
AE church IN lieu Of It's regular meeting December rs
tertained families of members and guests annual
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
Social and Personal
81 ST PAUL

Return Home Mr., aud Mrs NJ Il Burgess, $40 Rondo Az.
returned home January with many fond memories OF marvel
holiday spent with their daughter Mrs Crystal Marmon
and grandson Michael Marmou IN Durham ~ G. Mrs Marmon
and Michael drove ta Washington - c. to meet them aud
COMPANY them @ nnrham In Washington they exended
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16

This newspaper costs the mail
sni,acril,er less than lOc wosi,ly
aud ia worth trn times a. much
ss-Adyt.
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Our new phone nurnter nj The
main office :. Taylor T-tS2I o.
Taylor 7-40z2 Call ~ for your
news and needs
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MARIAN ANDERSON. pHlllY
MARRIAGE EXPERT HoNoRLD
nv CIMBELS DEPr. STORE

Philadelphia tANp) 1Nvc
women Marian Anderson ana Or
Emily NJ Mudd, received the Glm
hol Awards for ipaS
Miss Anderson. famed contpito
who - now serving as a member
% the US delegation 10 the Unit
ed Nations received the ~ 500
national award M Mudd received
the 81. 200 local award nr Mldd
Is the founder and director at the
Marriage Council here.
Tho presentations were made ho
fore 600 guests az luncheon IN
the Climbed department store
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16

Beat eggs slightly Add milk
sur IN remaining Ingredients,
Pour into wcll-buttered s-inCh
ring mold Bake lu pan Of hot
water Ia a moderate oven
$3.50 r. a. minutes or until
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16

Miss Anderson, the nth national
winner Is the first Negro 90 be
honorud IN the twenty. seven year
history Of the award
The late Ellis A Climbed found
"a the award 90 recognize women
FOR their service 90 humanity =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06
JOSEPH FILIPPO

CHEVERLY - LOVELY center-en-
trance brick Colonial: best area :
q spacious rms, 1st-flr. powder
rm.. large din. rm., beautiful rec.
rm.:' FLA approved. We take
trades; HUGH T. PECK, HE. A.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

SILVER SPRING. You can't beat
this Immaculate home with room
TO roam. l bedroom on first floor
Two on second, Lge. din. rm,
Newly completed rec. rm., hot
water heat 2-car detached ga
rage; trees; bus al door only
SI1,n50, Call JU. D-sBsO, HILL
BEBRAND,
SILVER SPRING. Cape Cod. 2 bed
up, Close TO schools, transp. Sill
YER SPRING REALTY, JU.
5-3s70, Ju. g-1141,
Sill. sPR. WHEATON = SEE THIS
GEM, STOP looking. You can't
match II. 4 nice b.r., Q full baths.
Biz kit. The prettiest rec. rm.
Many built-ins. Storm windows.
doors. Level fenced yard. blk.
shopping. transp., and schools
Immac. cond. Open 20 Sun. Mon
Ga. ave, IN 1240O. left l blk. TO
l2405 Flack st., Si4,A60. ALLEN
REALTOR, RIA, 6.3333.
SILVER SPRING only si5,4b0 for
this charming brick rambler.
= THIS Is TIT
W. J, NICHOLAS
HE A.IO00
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

A $3.50 DOWN PAYMENT WILL
SOLVE your housing problems In
q hurry. You can assume the pres
emit loan and be- the new owneI
IN 10 days. This large Immaculate
throughout, A LARGE Impressive
24xl4 living room with decorative
fireplace, THREE large bedrms..
DEN. full basement and TWO cool
covered porches. Situated on a
deep yard with outside TERRACE
and PER0OLA. and In a QuIet
area with an abundance Of trees
and landscAping. Close 10 the city
and all conventences. See II early
today Only S1l $50. Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-b4O0.
ADELPHI (Knollwood) = .-old
eqstom-bqllt ;i:bedrm, bi-level;
to;vall carpet, 2 baths. delight.
full kit, din. rm., family rm.
hsmt: 800 50: u. Of living area
HE, D-302I.
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mE0pGn
Owner Trans. MUST SEN

Owner Trans, Must Sell
4 CORNERS AREAS bedrms.
den, many extras. Immac. Mr..
schools, bus, shop. Priced 70 sell
fast. Call LAFAR LIPSCOMB, JU
s +; o6 or TAKoMA REALTY
PINEY BRANCB-FLOwER AVE-
Bargain priced, 8-rm. Colonial
with rec. rm. on Ice. cor. shady
lot: vacant. redec. Only S14,950
BEERS BROS, Ju. $3.50.
POTOMAC HUNT-Lovely 4-bed-
room Colonial brick residence on
private driveway, $50 #. of River
road on beautiful acres with
stables. tenant house and other
outbuildings. Priced below repro
duction at $50, 800. Call Mr.. Clark.
CO, INC. MA. S-3923.
POTOMAC AREA-sold By builder;
convenient TO Rte. $40 and Acc:
pr stige and quality homes for
occupancy. Cali Ak. g-0566.
PoToMAC--We have several list
ings in Potomac, some with one
acre, one with ~ acres. others
In between:
6-bedroom, 3-bath, rec. room, split.
level, / acre.
5-bedroom rambler, 3 baths, ~
acres. Near Confessional.
4-bedroom rambler. az baths
maids room, 4 "a acres. Near ele-
mentary school.
e:bedroom WILLIAMSBURG Colonial;
acres; stream.
5-bedroom rambler, swimming
AND WE HAVE MORE. Call MR..
MORAN OIL; s-2S44: once open
BERENs SALES. INC.
PRIME SILVER SPRING; only
S16,950--3-bedrm., lh-bath brick
home: formal din. rm.. huge liv.
rm.. and kit. with table space.
"A REAL STEAL"
Full bsmt. with built-in garage and
vacant with immed. poss.
w. ]. NICHOLAS HE. 1-1000