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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-28

Board Of the Bath County
Show, was still there to pre-
sent the trophy in the Ladies
Conformation Hunters to
Peggy Ausustus, who rode
Mrs. Deane Fuckers Span
ish Mint.
Friday morning, for the
first time. was left open to
the exhibitors, small and
large, to play tennis, golf or
swim. Brown bodies summed
by the open pool, except for
Gordon Wright, major domo
Of the Saxon Woods Stable
of Tyron. N. c.. who con-
tinued his gin rummy, carried
over from the Saxon Woods
horse-show box the night be-
fore.
The show picked up again
at noon on Friday, and went
on into Friday night after
a buffet dinner, again at the
Ellis place, for exhibitors and
judges. This year they were
Brig. General and Mrs. John
Upper Cole, of Halesite.
N. Y; Jim Wiley of Middle
burg, North Fletcher of War
renton and George C. Glenn
ent Of Ligonier, Pa.
Lewis Glib, who came down
from Middleburg with Jean
and young JEANNE. was a
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ClRcLlNG THE COUNTRYSIDE
Both County Show
Going Since 1928

Homestead were left packed
away with smart fall clothes.
One inspired exhibitor,
Mrs. John Pettibone, sent
down to the stables for her
vans fan. Her champion
Duke of Paeonian sweated it
out while Jack and Rosamund
slept in comfort.
There was no drop in en-
tertainment. as the tempera-
ture rose.
Mrs. T. Kenneth Ellis,
president of the show, in her
inimitable way, saw to it that
every minute of the three
day show counted for some
thing-whether it was points
for exhibitors at the shaded
Homestead ring, or exciting
food and company out of the
ring.
Last Friday, after the first
session of the show, Mrs. Ellis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel H.
H. ingalls, gave a reception
and buffet dinner for the ex-
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and the new envoy. DR.. Emil
lilo del Carril, is expected
early in October.
DR.. del Carril, former Min
lister of Economy, is a long,
time professional and po-
litical associate of Presi.
dent Arturo Ffondizi. Like
the President, he's a lawyer,
a specialist in economies and
an active member of the
Radical Party since his uni
versity days.
One of the principal archi-
tects of the new Argentine
program of economic re-
construction and austerity,
he came tc Washington last
year to negotiate with the
international Bank for the
record loan of 1929 million
granted Argentina in Deem
Der.
The 53-year-old Ambas-
ador-designate served as en-.
voy to the Soviet Union from
1856 to 1858.
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BY DOLORES PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

HOT SPRINGS, Va.-Since
its beginning in 1923, when
the Bath County Horse Show
was organized for the benefit
of the Hot Springs Com
munity House Hospital, only
one thing has changed-the
number and scope of exhibit
tors.
They have vanned, motored,
flown and come by train over
the mountains and down into
the valley of Hot Springs
from 10 states, as far north
as Massachusetts,, as far
south as Georgia, and west
from Ohio.
This year, in a normally
cool spot. the common melt
ing pot was the heat.
No Sweaters
All the smart little deco
rated sweaters and little furs
which are usually a must for
the cool nights around The
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AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
The Turkish Press Attuche
Got q New Boss Himself

and was introduced last night
at the Kilics' farewell party.
given in the Turkish press
office.
The newcomer explained
he's an archeologist by-train-
ing-only. goes on expeditions
occasionally just for. fun. 81
never thought Of making it
a career" he said.
He distinguished himself,
while serving as radio pro-
gram director, by introduce
ing quiz shows into Turkey.
They're just as popular with
audiences in his country as
they are over here, running
a close second to variety"
programs, he said.
The master of ceremonies
who helped put over those
first quiz shows, incidentally,
was a pretty woman an
nouncer who later became
Mrs. Serez.
The wife of the new press
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attache, like Mrs. Kilic, is a
painter. She's also very in
terested in politics, according
to her husband, who reported
with a wry grin that she was
always getting into long
political discussions with
Ambassadors in Baghdad."
He said she would arrive
in Washington next month.
The Kilics leave next week,
he by plane, she by boat. Mr..
Kilic will pay brief visits to
Great Britain and Germany,
at the invitation of those
governments, before return
ing to Ankara, he said.
y + \
ARGENTINE AMBASSA-
DOR Cesar BarroS Hurtado,
whose resignation was an
nounced earlier this week,
will give his farewell party
on September Is.
He plans to leave WASH
ington later in the month
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BY AMELIA YOUNG
star Stan Writer

Mr.. Altemur Kilic, the re-
firing Turkish Press Attache.
enjoyed a rare position for a
couple Of weeks: He was his
own new boss.
Recently chosen to head
the Department Of Informa-
ton and Tourism in Ankara.
he went home several weeks
ago to take up that post. be-
fore vacating the old one.
"For Is days I was both
Director Of Information and
Press Attache here" he said.
II had to write myself letters
reprimanding myself"
Mr.. Kilic's new job is ex-
tremely broad. AS he des-
cribed it, he's a "Mr. Hag-
erty, Mr.. Berding and Mr..
Allen rolled into one"-and
then some. Even the COM
bined responsibilities of our
governments three top in
formation chiefs don't in
clude national broadcasting
and tourism.
Mr.. Kilic has never worked
in the fields of radio or tour
ism before, he said, land I
don't know much about
them"
But" he added. II know
that I don't know"
One of Mr.. Kilic's first
duties, after his elevation.
was to pick a successor for
the post here. His choice:
Mr.. Naci Serez, a cookbook
ing, Soft-spoken archeologist
who was program director of
Turkish Radio for about 10
years. For the last three. he's
been serving as Press At
tache in Baghdad.
MR.. SEREZ arrived in
Washington several days ago
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hibiting group in the new
Commonwealth Room of The
Homestead.
Many Of the booted guests
went on to ride in the own
ers Up Class. Twenty-nine
exhibitors, from the small
est pony entries to veterans
of the ring hacked under the
lights in happy confusion.
Mrs. A. C. Randolph of up
perville, Margaret and Watts
Humphrey George Hum
phrey'S grandchildren) Of
Chagrin Falls, Ohio; Paul
Fout of Middleburg, Mrs. Will
liam Rowland and Helen CAL
vert of Warrenton, Christine
Sieminski of Arlington and
a battery of other exhibitors,
from all divisions of the show,
rode for the coveted blue rib
bon.
Time to Swim
Young Helen Calvert won
the class on her pony Sure
Thing, after having just won
the Large Pony Jumping
Class.
The ladies rode far into the
night on Thursday, with only
a handful of spectators
watching as the last class was
over after midnight. Mrs. Fay
ingalls,, chairman of the
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steward Of the show and
Donald Hostettor the other
steward.
The blue orchid Of the
whole show should be award
ed to Charles Helms. vice
president Of the show. for
his three-day and two-night
announcing.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

Joneses at Jamestown. Mrs. Pendle-
ton and Donna remained for a
weeks visit with her parents.
M. K Davis was luncheon
guest Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Bryant
Rev. and Mrs. e. Rives Ferguson,
OF Pendleton, Louisa county. were
supper guests Sunday of the Caves
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Davis. Mrs
T. L. Hudgins and Carolyn visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Davidson in the
Guinea community Of Cumberland
Sunday afternoon. They are living
on the dairy farm of Dr. w. B
Blanton. a Richmond physician.
Mrs Louise johnson returned tC
Richmond last week end after
spending several weeks with hel
sister. Mrs. Edith Clarke. at Cole
Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Davidson, d
Cumberland, were recent visitors O
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. K. Davis.
Those attending the basketball
game at Buckingham Central High
School VS.. Randolph-Henry last Fri
day night were: Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Bryant and Lucy Kay, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Cave. Cindy ano
Mark. MI. and Mrs. Clyde Davis
Kenneth Bryant. Bonnie and Ronnit
Jamerson and Carolyn Hudgins.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Mt. Zion News Events
7erus-BOund Cubiness
Family Visits Parents

heart attack Friday. His son. Hardy
Wheeley. OF Craddock. also visited
him Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Jones are
keeping house at Arvonia for his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Berkeley
Mrs Jones mother. Mrs. John
Harding are vacationing in Florida
They will visit their son and his
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Montell Jones
while there
MI. and Mrs. Latham Harvey and
Billy. of Appomattox. spent the
Tatum Mr. and Mrs. John Melton,
of Richmond visited the Tatums
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson
were recent visitors in Charlottes-
Vile
Leonard Tonev. who is employed
at Church Road has been visiting
relatives here
Mn. and Mrs Donald Pendleton
and Donna. of Richmond. were
guests OF the DavidsOns and the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Sprouse's Corner News
NOwlin Cough Is Now
Working In Maryland

Nowlin Cough has gone to Mary
land where he will be working
Mrs. Ruby Heath and Willie Muir
ray were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Taylor Saturday night.
Mrs R and OIL p h Cough, Mrs.
Luther Taylor. Mrs Nowlin Cough
and Mrs. r. E. Newton visited Mrs.
hvirgie Taylor during the week.
Mrs R. N. Ashworth. of Appomat-
tox, visited Mr. and Mrs. Creed
Dowdy Sunday Mrs. R, Z. Newton
and Margie Newton also visited
there.
Mrs. R. E Newton Mrs. Carrie
Dowdy and Leroy Cough were i'll
Richmond Tuesday.
Wallace Sprouse was home for
the week end from school in Fish
ersville where he is studying radio
and television repair work. He also
does work on week ends when al
home.
The Lottie Moon Circle met with
Mrs. R. E. Newton Tuesday night
with nine members present.
1 The HID club met with Mrs. Mar.
garet Cough on Wednesday evening
with Mrs Ruth Griffin in charge
There were II ladies present.
T e Associational Brotherhood
met at Cartersyille Church On Mon
Iay ,,ioht
Mr.. and Mrs Woodrow Ragland
Roger Ragland Mrs. Luther Taylor
Mrs. Nowlin Cough and Miss Dori.
Pagland were visiting In Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
DiIIwyn RED 2 News
James r. Martin
Headed Home From
Station In Germany

Mrs. Ray Martin is expecting her
husband. Spa James R. Martin,
home next week from Germany
where he has been stationed for
the past II months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy. Miss
Betty Joe Murphy and Mrs. Ray
Martin were Sunday visitors of
Rev. and Mrs Kenneth Waycaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Tremthan
and family are visiting friends and
relatives in Tennessee this week.
Mrs. William Amos and Vickie
Of Farmville. visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Wright. Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Trent and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ownby had as
their guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Murphy. Betty 10 and Mrs.
Ray Martin. Mrs Ownby has Just
returned home after undergoing
an operation at Johnston-W Hills
Hospital in Richmond. We wish her
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. John Wright and Mrs LYLE
OWnby visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. R
Midkiff, Sunday evening. other
visitors there we're Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Ownby and Ricky. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Harry Meadow. Of Carriers
vile. and Mrs Ruby Martin ant
family.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Martin
visited her brother and sisterin-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Billy McAbee
in Farmville. Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. f. v. Lipscomt
and Wyne visited Mn. and Mrs.
Lee Hudgins and Sandra. Sunday
; Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Marion wer,
dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. AM
Mrs Jesse Smith and Bobby.
,, Mr. and Mrs Junior Midkif
visited Mr. and Mrs. Pete Miles
Sunday
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fran
OWnby and girls are her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. e. u Clabo 3
Tennessee. They are spending
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
Mt. Zion News Events

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Cabiness
and Mi cky. of Winston-Salem,
~ c.. are the expected guests Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j l.
Davidson. They will visit while
before leaving for Texas where he
Electric.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Foster and
Harold, Jr. of Farmville, were Sun
day guests of their daughter and
son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Bryant
Mrs. Kenneth McAlister and chill
dren. Carolyn, Nancy and Bobby,
were week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs j. N Putney
Jack Smith. OF Glen Allen. was
here Tuesday to hunt the last day
of the season.
Paul de Bettencourt was an over
night visitor With Dickie Dunklun
near Gold Hill
The de Bettencourts visited MIR
and Mrs. W. l. Wheelev at Bumpass
Sunday. Mr. Wheeley continues to
be quite i'll since suffering second
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

i week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Duncan, of
Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Tuck er
Harrison and Sheril. Of Carters-
vile, Mr.. and Mrs Yancy Bailey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Ayers, Of
Richmond. visited the Wesley Dun
kums Sunday afternoon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Allen and
four daughters, of Cumberland.
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sweden Allen Sunday afternoon.
4 Friends are glad to learn that
Sweden Allen is recovering from
his recent sickness
Nh. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum
and Miss Wilson called on h e
Sweden Aliens Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Allen had her
mother, Mrs Moore, and children,
Of Farmvllle, as recent guests.
Mrs. Emmett Dunkunf called on
Mrs. Janet Baker Stuart. Of Farm
vile, Tuesday.
Mrs. Cleveland Jones and
mother Mrs. Shipplett, OF Roa-
ncke, visited Mrs. Vernard Proffitt
Monday afternoon
Reeves Phaup visited the j m
Phaup family Sunday.
Mr. and MIS- Russell Bersch and
family, Of Lynchburg. were Sunday
visitors of his mother. Mrs. Lucy
Bersch, and family.
MIS- NJ M Julian visited the
Chance family. and MI. and Mrs
John Walton and son. Johnnie. dur
ing the week
Mis-. c. r. Wise and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Elijah Grigg and two chill
dren, Of Falls Church. visited Mrs
! Reeves Phaup and A. G. Mark
! Friday.
Z Mrs. Reeves Phaup called Of
Mrs. Wood and Miss Cora Monda,
Il morning.
!, MI. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkur
q and Miss Wilson visited her aun,
q Miss Eliza White, and Mrs. Johr
son Of Gold Hill. Saturday. "Aur
! Eliza who is 81 years old, wa
9 busy looking through garden an
, flower catalogs. getting ready t
Il start work as soon as it e t
werner
Palmore White was also HON
II for the week end During the hol
IS days. Aunt Eliza had quite a nun
n boi Of her nieces. nepheWs. grea
d and great great nieces n
!, nepheWS, from Charlottesville an
Palmyra, to visit her
ID She IS the last of eight chlldre
n Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias White ST.
s h living in the house in which sh
Was born With her niece an
II nephew, Kate and Palmore Whit
N whom she raised after the deaf
OF their mother. who was nee Mis-
le Elizabeth Palmore, Of Cumbe
1t land Her eyesight and hearing al
ID bad but she loves company at
2. her mind IS perfectly clear
+. For fast action in advertising Us
IS the display and classified advert
mo regularly.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
'sThis Is Your Life"
Program Set Feb. 6
By Meherrin Church

This Is Your Life program
will be staged at the Meherrin
Fireman's Hall formerly Meherrin
SCHOOL, on Friday. Feb. 6 at 8 pm:
The program is being sponsored
BY the Meherrin Methodist Church
with proceeds from a free will Of
fering designated for the church
carpet fund
The master of ceremonies for the
program will be Don Green Of
Radio Station WINS. South Hill.
Special music will be provided by
Miss Betty Lloyd Irving, Of Wor-
sham, accompanied at the piano
b. Mrs. Virginia Belcher.
1 The public is invited to attend the
program and the reception i'm
snediately, following the program.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30

two-week vacation with the Ownbys
Callers Of Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Midklff Saturday night We're Mrs
Lee Hudgins and Mrs. Pete Miles
Mrs. Midkiff is confined to her
home on account Of Illness. We
wish her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ted Waycaster and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Waycaster had as their
supper guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs Curtis Marion, of Cumberland
Nh and Mrs. Lee Hudgins anc
Sandra were Sunday evening visi
tors Of Mr. and Mrs. Clon OWnby
| Mrs. OWnby Is on the sick list. We
wish her a speedy recovery.
\ Mrs. Frank OWnby and Mrs. E
/ L. Clabo were visitors Of Mr.. ant
| Mrs, W. V. Waycaster. Sunday
All Of the public fishing water
Of Virginia are described in a leaf
let distributed free by the Stat
Game Commission, Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-30
CurdsviIle News
Tommie Phaup Is
Injured In Game

Tommie Phaup. son of Rev. and
Mrs. Raymond Phaup. a student
at Wesleyan Methodist College in
Central. S. c.. had the misfortune
to break or fracture his left elbow
in basketball game.
The District Conference held in
the Farmville. Methodist Chruch on
Tuesday, was well attended and the
many friends Of Hugh Marshall
Burleigh were delighted to see him
and enjoyed the sermon.
Week end and Sunday visitors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Wise were
Elijah Grigg and two children. OF
Elijah Grigg and two children. OF
Wise. Of Richmond. and Mrs. Rich
ard Gannaway and mother, Mrs.
Gary.
Mn and Mrs. Paul G. Caudell
4 and daughters. Of Richmond. visited
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Sweden Allen. over the week end
Little Ethel Mae Proffitt has
been sick. but is some improved
now
Mrs. Corbin Wise and Mrs. Grace
Tate. OF Lynchburg, attended Sun
day morning services at Concord
Church and were luncheon guest.
Of Mrs. Reeves Phaup.
Mrs. Bessie Finch and Mrs. Hal
lie Baldridge were in Richmon
Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Haden Christian. o
Newport News. spent the week en-
with her parents. and attende
l services at Concord Church SUI
day morning.
Mrs. Clyde Marks, Mrs. Rut
! Phaup. Mrs Violet Smith and sol
Burrell. Mrs. Emmett Dlmkuln an
Miss Wilson visited Mrs. Vernar
!. Proffitt recently.
1 Mrs. M. NJ Julian and Mr.
Il Ethel Duncan called Oh Mr.. an
i Mrs. Charles Purvis. Robert HUI
bard and Roland Richardson la
IL Sunday.
Mrs. r. e. Newton had rs III
T supper guests Friday night. Mise
l. Alice and Lois Ashworth, Miss All
o Mayo. all Of Hollywood College. al
o Billy King and Thelbert Campbel
I Of the University Of Virginia
Mis- Kathrine Owing. Nj. al
h Ms. Wallace Sprouse and childre
It visited Mrs. + E. Newton Saturds
and had supper with her.
: Miss Mary Cough was the ovc
2 night guest Of Miss Margie Newt(
:. on Sunday night.
MIS-. Leroy Cough has been hon
d from work for five days on accou
l. Of sickness She il better now al
has returned to work III Farfnvill
|. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Bar
= Patsy and Marie Barr visited NJ
Is and Mrs Leroy Cough Wednesd,
d night
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EXCLUSIVE AGENTS

1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria. virginia
King $3.50
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$45,500
English Colonial
Country Club Hills

A fine address with "a acre
OF lovely shade trees and
with fireplace, formal dining
room, modern kitchen, COM
Portable den. 3 bedrooms
l15xl2, 15x11, 19xl3; two
full baths upstairs: one full
bath in the basement, 20x14
recreation room and spa
ctous utility area. This home
features two porches Zone
overlooking the golf course).
tive chestnut trim through-
out. and Is constructed with
bricks from the original
Capitol Building. Call IA.
$4,000 TO inspect.
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e31 North 0lebe Road
Arlington. Virginia
Jackson $4,000
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$21,950
Split-Level
Crestwood Park

A home with features you'd
expect TO and in q higher
price range, Entrance foyer,
archway between dining
room and living room with
fireplace, three bedrooms.
ia baths, a kitchen with
disposal; French doors lead
to 15x20 patio on the "a
acre lot. Full basement with
recreation room and out
side entrance, side entrance
from the garage. The stor-
age attic Is ifioored; 500
pet. fireplace set, 2 cir con-
ditioners, 0 power mower
and barbecue grill. The
and Is fenced. Call FL.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

NEW; 40xT5-ft.. 2-story. steel and
concrete. Indus. Kensington. Lee.
lst, small down; $4,000: (rental
$1,000. OIL. 2-6676.
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GEORGE MASON
GREEN co.
$27,95O
Brick Colonial
Braddock Heights

A beautiful bun brick q
story home on q partly
wooded lot featuring built
in garage, pine paneled
glassed in rear porch, liv-
ing room with fireplace.
formal dining room. kitchen,
3 large bedrooms. u6x11.
I6x14, 12xl2) two u baths
and one full bath. full
basement. 1sx16 recreation
room with fireplace and q
utility room. Call XII
$500.
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$21,500
North Springfield
Built-in Garage

A charming home offering
. 2lx16 living room with
fireplace, formal dining
room, bright modern kitch-
en- with disposal and eating
area. delightful 16xs porch,
3 nice bedrooms, IL baths.
basement with finished rec
reation room and outside en-
trance. A lovely HANDICAPPED
lot. fenced rear yard with
trees. Call FL. $4,000.
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$19,950
Porch and Patio
2-Car Garage

Lots Of living and entertain
ing in this lovely Cape Cod .
Spacious living room, built
in buffet, kitchen with snack
bar and lots OF space, 12x20
screened porch, 3 bedrooms.
full basement, paneled recre-
ton room and utility room,
3Ox30 fiagstone patio with
barbecue pit and food
lights; permanent stairway
20 storage attic, plenty OF
hard surface parking. and
Q double driveway: over
16.000-so. 1T. OF fenced, at
traetive handicapped lot. Call
so, 6-6700.
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Observation-Disclosures FAIRFAX
$31,500
Split-Level
4 Bedrooms

New solid brick home In one
Of Alexandria's most desir-
able areas, opposite Sem
inarv grounds. close 10 New
Hammond High. Living room
with fireplace. separate din
Ing room. large modern fully
equipped kitchen. Three nice
size bedrooms and den or
fourth bedroom. three full
baths, full walkout base
ment with richly paneled
GAIT. recreation room with
fireplace, separate 22x30
utility room and carport,
screened porch. Call XII.
1890.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

MANY PROPERTIES, for all types
OF industries: RR. sidings, main
highway frontages. We can Ill
your needs. BuRCH REALTY CO.,
College Park, Md. TO. 9-5g92.
SALE OR LEASE. approx. 2 acres;
will build for suit, tenant; r. r.
siding avail. AP. 7-3944.
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$4,000
" Acre
Brick Rambler
a SONS CORP. REALTORS
Aa1O LEE HIGHWAY

Only $500 down FHA on
this attractive home with
fireplace in living room.
separate 12xl2 dining room,
up to date kitchen with eat.
ing space. Three 12-ft. bed
rooms. and utility room. Lo-
Gated on Franconia road
convenient to the new cir
eumierential highway now
under construction. Call n.
4-e600.
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$13,250
8 Bedrooms
$500 Down-FHA

A very attractive home In
an established community
with city water and sewer :
1S-foot living room with
dining area, equipped kiteh-
en-, separate utility room.
Located on h-acre level lot.
Convenient TO schools and
shops. Call IA. 10000.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH-and Fenwick.
tage, 500; apt. SIS vkly, DAYS.
RE. 1885: ewes. Wo. o-o27ss'
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$10,250
Brick Semi
$3.50 Down

Conveniently located in
walking distance OF every
thing Living room, equipped
kitchen. two good-sized bed
rooms, full basement with
space for recreation. front
porch: level lot. Call XII.
s-2320.