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Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19
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News

Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Algood
Brandon visited Mr.. and MIR
Booster Algood last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mand
and children, Linda Ann ar
Don visited Mr.. Mandy's pa,
ents in Birmingham last wee
end. Don remained for a lonot
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John PresIe
were business visitors in Ca,
ton and Jackson, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Maxwe
attended football game j
Memphis, Saturday.
Mrs. Louise Mcpherson, Mr.
{. '. Maxwell, Mrs. Stewa,
Bridgeport and mother went
jackson last Wednesday.
Mrs. Yetta Kaplan attende
to business m Jackson la.
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L, Sla
and sons, Jimmy and Johnn
spent the weekend with Mr.
Stays grandmother. Mrs. Mar
ME Jones.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19
WEST BAPTIST
w. M. u. MET MONDAY

The Woman's Missionary
Society of the Baptist Church
met in the home of Mrs. w. G..
Brock Monday afternoon for the
Royal Service program
In the absence of the presi-
dent, the vice president and the
secretary, Mrs. Brock opened
the meeting by reading Psalm
100 and following with prayer.
After responsive reading, the
group took up the study of Kor-
ca, its history and its work.
This year Korea is observing its
?-'ti1 Christian birth year. The
members were reminded to
take their packages for the Or
phanage box to the store of
Mrs. Wilma Brock.
Mrs. M. S. Riddell led the
closing prayer.
During the social hour, the
hostess served a CONCEALED salad
chicken salad sandwiches and
not spiced tea.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19
bed Cross
Ds'is'e Lnggizsg

DR.. Frank Houston, overall
'hairman of the Holmes County
Red Cross Drive said this week
contributions are about $1,000
short of the quota which was set
up for the county. To date
S1721.78 has been raised. The
quota for the county was set al
;2,610.
Following are the towns, their
und chairman the quota for
each and the amount contri-
)uted:
LEXINGTON; Mrs. Nell Eth
ridge and Mrs. Helen Schneider,
Quota, $875, contributed, $634.55
TCTIULA; Mr.. Ralph Ray,
Quota $500, contributed, S424.0O.
DURANT; Mr.. T. C. Gum,
Quota $500, contributed $44.95.
PICKENS;- Mrs. Sidney Boil
ing, Quota, $500, contributed,
$4,000.
GOODMAN; Mrs. j. j. Brown
ing, Quota SIPS, contributed,
369.39.
CRUGER; Mrs. Nola Matthias
Quota $100, contributed S84.25.
WEST; Quota $100, contri-
Duted, none.l
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19

Walter Brock. Jr. spent the
weekend in Memphis as guest
of Mrs. Billy Arnold and Rose
mary.
Mr.. r. NJ. Normenacher OF
Canton and Mr.. Donald Fl.
Powell of KosciusAo transacted
business in West Thursday.
Mrs. LYDIA Heustis of Forest
City, Ark. is spending this week
with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Dunning visited
in Jackson Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Brister
are leaving Monday for Helena,
Ark. and will visit Mr.. Bristers
brother, Elvin Brister and fam
lily. While there he will enjoy
a deer hunt.
Mrs. Ernest Inrnan of Durant
spent Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Walter Brock.
Mrs. Mary Dunning visited
With Mr.. Billy Dunning and wife
of Clarksdale last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Cade of
Okolona spent the weekend with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cade en-
joyed the horse show in Baton
Rouge.
Mrs. Walter Brock spent sew
eral days with her aunt, Mrs
Kemp Brown in Thomastown
We are sorry that Mrs. An
drew Smith is on the sick list.
Hope she will be well again soon.
Mrs. HeusteSs returned home
Monday to Forest City, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bouo-
hlllon and Ralph with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson of Durant visited
relative in Greenville Sunday
Or. W. G. Brock and G. L.
Brock made a business trip to
Goodman Thursday.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19

Five members of the club
were invited to attend a Holi-
day Foods Cooking School at
Thurmond's in Lexington Nov.
18. The members who attend
will share the recipes with other
club members at the next meet
ing.
Miss Harpole gave the de-
monStration on Christmas dec
orations and gift ideas, Each
member brought a suggestion
for gift and many attractive
articles were on display.
Refreshments were served to
the members, Miss Harpole and
six guests from Emory who
were: Mrs. Roscoe Johnson
Mrs. Marvin Cade Mrs. L. H.
Cade, Mrs. Estes Hill, Miss
Davey Catron and Miss Charlie
Harrison.
Mrs. Jack Martin has had her
mother, Mrs. Musselwhite OF
Springdale as a visitor for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Hand were
business visitors in Lexington
Wednesday.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19
Pine Trees Aid
Conservation

By Ethan A. Porter, Chairman
of the Mississippi ASC State
Committee
The pine tree has played a
key role in the field of soil and
water conservation in Mississippi
since the Agricultural Conservat-
ion Program was established in
1936.Records show that for the
year 1886 through 1858 the Agri-
cultural Conservation Program
has helped Mississippi farmers
plant 222, ,533 acres of trees.
Most of the trees with assist
ance through ACP were planted
on land that would not produce
any other crop. Trees planted on
such land will not only conserve
soil and water resources but will
bring considerable income to the
Individual owner of the land and
will add a cash crop to the econ
omy Of the State. Where trees
are planted on steep and eroded
land they will help slow down
the run off of water an increase
infiltratiOn into the ground, thus
reducing erosion.
The planting of trees through
the ACP has increased treme-
dously in Mississippi during the
past few years. For example,
the number of acres planted un-
der ACP increased from SOB
acres approximately 503,000
trees) in 1947 to 42,157 acres
approximately 100000 trees>
under the 1858 program.
The demand for tree seed
lings which has increased rap
Idly during the past few years is
expected to continue to increase
at a tremendous rate in the flu
ture. Three nurseries operated
by the Mississippi Forestry
Commission are expected to
supply most of the tree seed
Ings that will be planted. These
nurseries are located at Mt.
Olive, Winona, and the largest
and newest at Waynesboro. The
nursery at Waynesboro which
is in its second year of produc-
ton will produce approximately
100000 seedlings for the 1859
planting season. With the pro
duction of pine seedlings from
Waynesboro added to those
from Mt. Olive and Winona
more than 1OO,0O0,0O0 seedlings
will be available for planting
this winter.
The cost of tree seedlings IS
$3.50 per thousand plus 35 cents
delivery charge. Each land ow-
ner may receive 1000 seedlings
free. Information about where
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19
MRS. CAMPBELL HOSTESS
TO III. ID. CLUB

The West Home Demonstra-
ton Club held its regular meet
ing on Tuesday, Nov. 10 in the
home of Mrs. A. l. Campbell.
Members of the Emory Club
we're guests of this meeting.
The newly elected president,
Mrs. c. M. Tate, presided over
the business meeting. Other
officers for the year are Mrs.
A. I. Campbell, vice president
and Mrs. H. L. Campbell, Sec
retary and treasurer.
Mrs. A. I. Campbell, song
leader, led the club members
in singing the H D. c. Toget-
her song. The hostess gave the
devotional, reading Psalm 100.
The club is selling chances on
a beautiful 80 inch doll which
will be given away on Saturday,
Nov. 19 at 2 p. m. This doll is
on display in Tate's store.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19
CHAPEL PROGRAM
PRENSENTED FRIDAY

The children in Mrs. Nc
Creary's room presented the
chapel program on Friday
morning. Several songs were
sung in the beginning by the
group. The following children
gave the devotional: Bonnie
Black, Betty Weeks, Marion
Edwards, Jane Edwards and
Earl Maddox.
A play "The Book Worms
Problems" was given with the
following children taking part:
Skippy Tucker, Margie Bur-
relly Bessie Wigley, Sammy
Ralph Bouchillon, Kenny Weeks
Earl Aldridge and Jimmy Vines.
"Ellen's Memo" was given b.
Lynn Tate, Gale Penninger,
Mary Edwards, Rose Self and
Bonnie Black.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19

WEST GARDEN CLUB
MET THURSDAY


The November meeting of the
West Garden Club was held on
Thursday in the home of Mrs
II. L. Bowie with Mrs. w. T.
Wright co-hostess. In the alb
sence of the president, Mrs.
G. L. Brock presided during the
business session. Final plans for
the Christmas Carnival were
made The Christmas lighting
committee will announce rules
and regulations for the lighting
contest.
"Holly-Use for Decorations in
Home and Yard" was given by
Mrs. r. L. Jackson. Mrs. C. L.
Brock brought a crescent ar
rangement of holly which was
explained by Mrs. Brook and
Mrs. NJ. S. Rogers.
During the social hour a de-
Iightful salad plate was served
with spiced tea.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19
FINAL PLANS MADE
CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL

Final plans are being made
for the Christmas Carnival Var,
iety Show which will be held
in the West gym on Thursday
December 3, at 7:30.
Talent acts from Kosciusko,
Winona, Tchula, Goodman, Dur
ant, Kilmichael, Walden and
West will be presented. Sixteen
minutes of the time will be used
by the West Skaters, sixteen
girls in costume. The high
school queen will bee crowned
and reign over the first half of
the carnival. The grammar
school queen will be crowned
and reign over the last half of
the event Make your plans to
be present.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19

IHeIe Is uttP IttIIng uldt meuICdI SludentS
early in their undergraduate days, should be given
understanding of the need for specialists in rehab-
ation, Kline said Aimed at arousing the interest of
such students, medical institutions are provided Ken
ny fellowships to encourage them to conduct
courses in physical medicine and rehabilitation"
AS listed by Kline, such courses have been pro-
Mded at University of Washington, Seattle, Wash
Hermann hospital, Houston, Texas; Baylor Univer-
sty hospital Dallas Texas; Jefferson Medical col
iege, Philadelphia Pa; Ohio State university
Columbus, Ohio; University of Minnesota, Mime
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19

THORNTON; Mrs. Garland
Rushbrook, Quota SIS, contri-
buted, $54.00.
HOWARD; Mr.. j. H. Beall,
Quota, $685., contributed, $500.
ACONA; Mrs. C. L. Downer,
Quota, $35, contributed, $28.25
EBENEZER; Mrs. Thomas
Haffey, Quota $35, contributed,
S15.75.
COXBURG; Mrs. J. A. Hearn
r., Quota $50, contributed
$21. so.
Negro Red Cross Drive, Alonzc
Henderson, Chairman.
Oak Grove, $500; Gum Grove,
500; Georgeville, 1.60; Horse
shoe, lbs; Rose Hill, 1.37;
Bonanza, 400; Mt. Ebony, 200;
Mt. Zion, 23.75; Anonymous
so; Lucille Thomas, 1.90;
Richland, 1917; Franklin, 200;
Cruger, 1000; Hickory Springs
$50; Durant, 1900; West, 600;
Ambrose, 1880; Total $120.14.
The traditional Christmas
Seal Campaign is conducted by
2,700 tuberculosis associations
throughout the United States.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19
Negro Alters
Hold Chick
ShOW-Sale

Holmes County Negro 4-H
Club boys and girls are holding
their annual Poultry Show and
Sale. sponsored by Sears, Roe
buck and Co., November q, al
the City Service Station, 20z
Yazoo Street, time $3.50 a. m.
The show will start at 9:0C
a. m. and the sale will follow
at HOO. There will be so sever
month old pulletS to be sold te
the highest bidder. They viii
consist Of 80 Rhode Island Reds
and 80 White Rocks.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19

University OF Colorado Denver Coo University of California
zeal center San Francisco Caf Stanford Convaescen home
Ao oaf and White Memorial hospital Angeles
through the years. the foundation has provided scholarships
registered nurses and physical eraps for postgraduate
leading to graduation Kenny Theraps Traine
N echnqueS OF treatment and rehabilitation
not only as they apply polio but other
Skeea disorders a
DOCTORS and physical theraps from
nave cce 10 Kenny institute in Minneapolis facilities
lo slaal training IN treatment and rehabilitation echnques
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19

Christmas Seal Story.
The cooperation of newspape
radio station, schools and nj
.ure shows has been enlist,
% help make this years Sc
Sale a success in Holm.
county.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19

Christmas Seal contribution
pay for medical research, car
finding, rehabilitation, and et
ucational activities for the de
feat of tuberculosis.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19

Miss Emily Bissen, a Red
Cross Worker, conducted the
first American Christmas Seal
Sale in 1907 to raise money to
fight TB in Wilmington, Del.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19

A post office clerk in Den
mark first had the idea of using
Christmas Seals to raise money
for the fight against tuber-
culosis.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19
Kenny Steps Up Educational Program
TO Meet Need in Rehabilitation Fields

Minneapolis MinnThe Sister Kenny foundation with national
headquarters here has placed emphasis
grams to help meet the nations estimated
medical specialists $4,000 theraps more
medical personnel in the rehabilitation field
Kline, national executive director.
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WATIRROMI WArRIRoNr PRO E WArlnFnunr PROP SAFE

DRUM POlNT-Nsw a.bedfm. ram
bier; close 70 water nearly COM
pleted. $4,000. FoRTIN REALTY,
~ AlRHAVEN--Ideal family commu-
nifty; 8 rooms good condition. ex-
celicnt fishing, boating Tor salt
~ OWNER, WA. 3.1212.
FIsHERMAN's PARADIsE--Beauti.
full masonry rambler .yenr-rounc
home. 26-ft. liy. rm., De luxe kit
daylight bsmt. arteslan we'll: sit,
uated on Huneeriord Creek. a
settle estate, SPARKS AGENCY
Realtors, DU. 7-9DD5.
GOLDEN BEACH, IS min. from
D.. c.--2-bedrm. year-round bun
FoRTiN REALTY. 10. $4,000.
HERALD HARB0R = small year,
round cottaee, "a blk. from water
reasonahle. Parkway 5-3ODS.
BILsMERE sMOREs : Deslra6l.
lot, facing water: lot II. section
". See CRAVER.
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sEAsRoRE PROPERTY

ATLANTIC CITY - Seven small
apis. and store. Excellent income.
Ideal location. Illness forces sale
No AGENTS. Box A21-T, star.
BETHANY BEACH and Fenwick,
mr.. ocean; July and August: cot
tage. 500: apts.. SIS wkly. Days,
RE, 1850: Mon .-PTi. s-5.
BETHANY BEACH. Del. = Ocean
Boardwalk. Dickinson 1868.
BRITTANY BEACH, DEL.-ocean
block; bedrms., "a baths. elec.
Mr.. PAYNE. DI. 5-3330.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL. - Fur-
nished apt. q mile 70 main beach:
sleeps y. ayall. July 4 Tor wk. OF
n. OCEAN CITY. ND. brand new
modern 4 bedTm., bath COTTAGE
MRS. o'DoNooHuE. IA. 5-I929
ts .s az anc SUI B., d ga "a s, s;olsO
MACS HEAD BEACH. n. c. d.
reetly on the ocean front, new
efficiency and one bedroom house
keeping apartments. all modern
eonveniences. screened porehee.
completely furnished. Free hteIa.
RICK. XIII Devil Hills. N. c.
OCEAN CITY. n. J., CASE West
eis7-fiii. sfss VIZ. XII SOFT.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-4-be6rm. eot-
tage on beach, liy. rm., kit, bath,
S95 week HE. 4-405s.
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KAY REALTY co.
30l-UN. f-S23U RA. $4,000
POTOMAC RIvER-An estate Of
700 acres, with q valuable river
frontage. Colonial home with spa
cious rooms and lovely parkIike
setting. Either the land or the
home alone is worth the price OF
the entire property. Write for de-
tails. @. B. LORRAINE. Richmond
Feoeral Bldg, Richmond. Va.
POTOMAC RIVER at the Bay. Brick
rambler Oh lot 2U0xl35. Living
room. fireplace, dining area. kiteh-
en-, > bedrooms, bath, outside
shower, screened porch. fully fur.
nished, z power mowers, boat and
motor. tool house all tools. Per-
iect sandy beach, good shade and
road. ST.. 150. W. {. RICE, Broker.
warsaw, Va, Ed. $4,000.
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tcoNTINUEpI

ATTRAcTIyELY FINISHED i-Ssd.
rmy iurniahed eottaee With porch
and picture window overlooking
LAKE JAcKsoNi large trees, stone
fireplace, cleo. kit; oil furnace
and easy committing distance b. q
Reasonable. Call OWNER week.
days, JE. 9-47gOi week ends
Empire 6-55Ol tManaasasl.
BEAUTIFUL. 2 bdrm. iiy, rm. iafgt
ssr. 5ssmir iHs baths, patio. u,
view ' one O q n lsS beaches Sasss; or Or
chespk. Bay, wonderful for chill.
dren Ask for Mackey's 81, Wi.
lows Beach. 4 mi. beyond chespk,
Beach. Asking Sl5,b0O. Open
noon till dark,
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SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP ADVENTURE LAND-A
beautiful Christian summer camp.
for boys and girls, between 4 and
-. Junior boys. ages 4 70 10,
leave June 20, and should get
application in m m E dIateIyl.
Other age groups will be ieavine
In succeeding order. cost per week
$40 or $50 for two weeks. Transp.
from Wash. furnished. interce-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. For In
formation. call Ia. a-I225, be-
tween Q and 5 weekdays,
CAMP IN NEARBY vA.--Day Ses-
sions and 5 or 2 day boarding By
the week Pickup 7:3O 70 300
and deliver home 5 TO $50. Ma
tuTe. science. craft. group games.
horseback riding, thorough swim
ming program. children's drama
tics, singing and dancing. Boys
and girls, 8 TO IL: daily transpor-
tation to elose-in Mont. Co, NV.
Wash. and Va. Call WO. 6-le0S,
CAMP FOLDER, boys and
girls, to Is. SIS week; fishing,
horses: june-Aug. Box $40. HaT.
risonhurg Va. Refs. Pc. 2-3079.
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CLINTON. MD.-Nearly = acre ad-
joining 32s Bellefonte lane. Best
raah oHer IN R-h3R3.
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WHEATON
OFFICE BLDG. SITE

$4,000 "a. II. Ideal for insurance
company. professional once build
ing. Ample parking. Purchase or
will build and lease. CO.
CO., 10000 50. II. u blk. of
Georgia ave. Ready to 20. Perfect
for auto supply, building materials
or similar use. Public parking ad-
Call Mr.. Karp, ST. $4,000, he. 4
SO3g. JAMES L. DIXON a CO.,
Realtors.
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lcoNIlNulpl

,UTsTANDIE0 retirement home u
lage: E.mile 70 Wyeonnicc River:
7 bedrms., 2 baths, living room,
den or bedrm. with fireplaces.
dining room. dinette. kitchen with
sDp Salsss i nSiSasss a Ssss
$1,000. BEN HUMBARb. Broker
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ZONED C-l

80. 900 50. II. with frontage Of
5IT IT. on Bennines I'd. Can build
stores or apartments. Extremely
low price Of 81 per so. II
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1928 H st.n.w. Realtors Ma. s-5500
10000 SO. Fl. End CONNER.
and once bldgs. Wo. 6-702g.
$4,000 SO. IT., one Of best loca.
lions on warrenton bypass Ideal
for motel. other business. Priced
to sell. DI. 7-4714.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. $1,000 70
xi5U,00D Group your debts. lower
your payts.. Romance your prop
and improvements Quick, honest.
courteous service on real estate,
farms etc Only in the State OF
MARYLAND, Call Mr. ROBERTS,
Baltic. Nd. day OF night, suns
and holidays AZ Saratoga 7-4O47
FINANCE CORPORA.
TON, s64l ColesVille road. Juni.
per $4,000.
ST. MARY's COUNTY. MD.-50 nj
from Wash; b-bedrm.. aa-bath
home: dining Tm.l large screened
porch: all modern imp; complete
ly furn. except linens; i mile
shoreiine: includes roWboat and ali
utils.: earetaker trims .grass and
shrubbery: 1000 june Goth Ia
Sept. Goth or $500 per mo. Can be
seen weekends. For information
call bet. p-5 weekdays. OIL. 2-7S5O,
MRS. FARNHAM.
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VACATION PLACES

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.--Apt. for
rent; 9 bedrus,, sun porch, IiV.
rm., din. rm, kit. / y baths: mr..
beach. Week or mo-, Ju. 5-0010.
ATTRACTIVE 4.room log cabin on
creek. Furnished. Al modern
facilities. Shenandoah Valley, 5
miles west Of staunton, Rte. $50.
Ideal vacation. HOBSON, Church.
Vile. Va. staunton III, d-l4g5.
BETHANY BREAKERS, Bethany
Beach. Del front, 1 and
: oedrm. apts ia. e-7bI4. ewes.
and wk. ends; ST. 3.2457, wkdays.
BLUE RIDGE MT. HOME open for
guests-Cooi. quiet. restfui and
health-givine: good home cooked
meals served; modern eonven-
fences; rates reasonable. Write Mrs.
Jane King or call &C. o-26l2;
CAPE COD, MASS. - Lovely q
bedFm. cottage, near beach: SIS
week. ia. g-S3e0.
COTTAGES, mr.. oettysburg. along
benut, mountain stream Hunt.
nsh. hike. Folder sent By writing
Mrs.. Clayton Phillips, Emmitsourg,
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OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE
coLLINoToN ISLAND

500 beautiful acres acres: ) miles Of
water frontaee hard surface state
road TO property: excellent invest
ment for future development. $500
per acre: excellent terms. ST.
3-63b5.
OFF 33 HWY. ON col, 4-room
house, kitchenette, other rooms
rouRhed in, good well, - acres OF
land, some. timber, beautiful RaT-
door. phone service. $4,000, terms.
Call XII. D-1770.
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OCEAN BEACH. MD.
SITES. ocEAN FRONT. Isl
A AERipof fne opr sISGk pRI RHE-
WILL MAKE ATTRAc M
YEsTMENT PROPOSITION.
RE, 7-eB6S: SUNDAY AND
IVES, OIL, 6-SoSp.
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Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

1. Chesapeake Bay--8u acres, ap-
proX, is-mile waterfront, vide
sandy beach, rustic lodge with
large balcony living room, 4 bed
rooms, screened porches, suitable
for huntine lodge or club, owner
will finance.
.. Patuxcnt River la-mile water.
front on river and creek. delight.
full view. IS acres OF rich fertile
land in choice neishborhood,
quaint hoine on point, large dock.
duckinE, oyster grounds. owner
will take trust.
3, Chesapeake Bay - ia feet
directly on water, II acres. ideal
for your retirement home, PIANO:
rainic view for miles, liberal
financing. $4,000.
4. Patuxent Riyer-l29 acres on
river and creek, main house Of 9
rooms, 3 baths in furnished
year-roumd country home: beach
house. wide dandy beach with 100
IT, dock: 9 fine farm houses. cor1-
plete farm equipment, otner build.
inss, q good buy, owner WIN
finance.
bedroor' home. i1vnl.' Wow he~'e
completely furnished with Tv.
radic cto, im.ay, .-sse p9sssss.GIi''
S10.500,
G, sd. Johns Creek--lg seres,
/ .0OO-feet waterfront, harbor,
good anchoraee, paved road front.
age. ideal for marina.
4, Hellen's Creek-Beautiful wooded
sites, perfect harbor. sea food,
approximately 1-Rc-e sites. priced
from $500 to $500.
We have farms, waterfrcnts, going
businesses TO I'LL your REQUIRE
ments. CALV VERT REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick, Mary
land. Phone los or lie. II no
snswer call 1854.
CONTINUED on Next Parsl
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RRHOpOTR BEACH-oScean-fr lion
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

A BUYi Year around, 6-room
al HOI Water 1 priviiss VsH re S
CedArhurhi. uniYerNitY 7-AA32.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
A RARE BARGAIN
IN MORGANTOWN, MD.

Beaut., mod, freproof brick ram.
Pcsa c EsUtms spae ''e lly pains rms
firepl.. sep. din. rm.. ise. scr
pch. suitable summer din. rm.
mod. kit. cleo. range. refgr.. nice
cabinets, laundry rm.. I'm. rec
rn, nice storage house In real
suitable extra bedrm.: pvt. beach
privileges . blks. away: nice quiet
neiehborhood; own water SYSTEM
Venetian shades. alum. screens
rugs, curtains. washer incl. In
price OF S14,250: level cor. loi
110xilO. shade trees. eversreens
flowers. shrubs, oil h.-w.h.: suit
able for retirement; must be seen
RE. 6-4DbR. RE. 6-35O2, Ii. z.
5446. ROY 3. SHAVER, Real Es-