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The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22
Passport Office To Open In Seattle

WASHINGTON. tR - The State Departments new branch pass port office serving the Pacific Northwest and Alaska will open in Seattle August 3.
 This and other details of the new office - including colorful decor - were disclosed by Miss Frances Knight, passport office director, during conferences We'd nesday with Representative Thor C. Tollefson.
 Established as the result of in- creased overseas travel from the Northwest, the Seattle office is expected to reduce from the pres ent 1O-14 days to within 4 days the time between application for passport and it's delivery.
 John T. Mahardy, a veteran of Is years service in the passport office, will direct a staff of five in the new Logan Building office. Miss Knight said the color scheme chosen for the office includes fur niture in white and persimmon. with iceberg green paint on the walls and green formica tops on the desks and counters.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22
Hawaiian Delegate Opposes Quinn In CubernatOrial Tilt

HONOLULU, lR - Democrat John A. Burns. a delegate to Con- gress, and Republican William F.. Quinn, Territorial Governor, have entered the race to become the first State Governor of Hawaii.
 Burns filed his nomination pa pers Wednesday after flying from Washington on a surprise trip which he had hoped would escape newsmen's notice
 He was met by newsmen at the airport and 112 hours later Quinn greeted him and wished him luck as Burns filed his papers at Iolani Palace.
 Quinn told reporters, q think MT. Burns will be a very worthy opponent"
 Burns, serving his second term as non-voting Delegate to Con- gress, declared, "I believe I can do the greatest good for the people of Hawaii by serving as Governor, if they will have me"
 Burns and Quinn probably will be unopposed in the June 27 pri- mary and will contend for the governership in the July 28 gen. eral election.
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The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22
Years of Effort Required For Alaska Oil Search, Says Union Oil Executive

SEATTLE, LR inn The search for oil in Alaska is a long term pro- ject which may involve years of effort, Reese Taylor, chairman of the board of Union Oil Co.,, said in Seattle yesterday.
 Taylor pointed out that Union is actively drilling on the Kenai Peninsula and also is conducting preliminary exploratory opera tions in Alaska's Copper River Basin.
 Union intends to continue it's northern search, Taylor said.
 we are conservative in our approach to the Alaskan results because we don't think it is fair to the public to be otherwise" he said
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22

His sister called him "Willie," His mother called him "Will' But after he got married It was Bill, Bill, Bill.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22

You can cure anyone of snoring by good advice, cooperation, kind ness, and by stuffing an old sock in his mouth.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22
Eskimo Girls Will Be Colorful Highlight At Oregon Centennial Exhibit

PORTLAND, R mn Eskimo girls will be with Alaska's exhibit at the Oregon Centennial Exposi- tion which opens here in July.
 That word came this week from Jules Radinsky, personal repre- sentative of Governor Egan, here to complete arrangements for the $25,000 exhibit, which will occu- py about $40 square feet.
 He said the Alaska exhibit will stress it's potential and depict it's colorful past.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-22

Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23
Mrs. Grady Ellis
NAIS. UTduy ELLIS
Mrs. IL. L. jackson
Seniors Honored
With Skating Party

On Tuesday night, April IA,
Mrs. R. A. Cade, Mrs. Luther
Browning, Mrs. w. 1. Caldwell,
and Mrs. j. M. Alexander enter
tanned the Durant Senior Class
with a skating party at the West
Skating Rink. The gym was dec
Grated with red and white crepe
paper streamers, red balloons,
flowers.
Those enjoying the occasion
we're: Annis Guess, Linda Marler,
Patsy McNair, Carol Gray, Becky
Phillips, Carol Engelmann, Sybil
English, Barbara Kennebrew,
Peggy Wilson, Judy Worrell,
Hayes Truitt, Hubie Cooper and
Lynn Cox of Durant. Rosemary
Browning, frankie Cade, Phillip
Browning, Dorothy Caldwell, Ann
Alexander, John Louis Burrell
Jane Conn and Bob McCreary OF
West.
After enjoying a period of skat-
ing, delicious sandwiches, cookies
and Cokes were served.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23
P.T.A. Meeting
Held Thursday

Pickens PTA met Thursday
night at the PickenS Grammar
School; Rev. George Ledbetter
opened the meeting with a devot-
ional.
At the beginning of the business
session, Mrs. F. T. Worthey, chair
man of the nominating committee,
nominated the following officers
ior the coming year: President,
Mrs. William Cook; Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. John Presley; Secretary
Mr.. Shelby Parker; Treasurer,
Mrs. Leo Parker. All the officers
we're unanimously elected. The
persons present voted to sponsor
the birthday calendar again next
year. Mr.. Smathers announced
that a meeting would be held at
7:30 on Tuesday night for all who
are interested in having an eff
cient fire department.
A room count was taken and
Mrs. Nick Helms room first and
second grades) won. Mrs. T. P.
Montgomery's room (third and
fourth grades) were second.
After the business, Mr.. Charles
Ray Robinson, fire chief in Canton
J spoke on Fire Education"
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23

The West Union Choir gave the
musical program for the revival
in Walden on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Stella Peddigrew and child
rem of Jackson are visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Allen.
Miss Pearl Mcbride, Willie Mar
tin and Rodgers Mcbride visited
Lenora Ann Mcbride in the Kos
ciusko Hospital on Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac WEIGH spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. S.
E. Ellis.
Friends of Miss Shirley O'Briant
are delighted to know that she Is
improving and expects to be back
in school soon.
Col. H. w. Jackson visited his
father and r. L. Jackson on Wed
nesday.
We are happy to report that
Miss Mildred Ellis is at home from
the Winona Hospital.
The faculty and students of the
West School were delighted to have
the students from Mississippi Col
lege who were conducting the
Youth Revival at Unity to visi
the school for chapel on Thursday
and Friday. The members of this
group were: Miss Patsy Warren
| pianist, of Jackson, Mr.. Louis Her
rington, music director of Green.
wood and Mr.. Bill Duncan, preach
er, of Pascagoula.
The style show in Lexington or
Friday afternoon was well attend.
ed by ladies from West. Among
those were: Mrs. c.. M. Tate, Mrs
Luther Browning, Mrs. Grady Ell
lis, Mrs. L. ]. Hand, and Mrs. c
A. Autry. Girls from West who
modelled dresses they had made
were: Miss Alice 10 Browning and
Miss Eva Mae Crow.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Farmer
and Mrs. Eric Farmer visited Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Miller on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. c. Ellis and
Mark Ellis Hathcock visited Mr.
and Mrs. S. E. Ellis on Monday
and Tuesday.
Little Miss Teresa Windham is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Windham of Bay
Springs, for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Ellis,
Tommy and Stanley were in Jack
son Monday on business.
Mr.. 10 Ellis McCreary and Mr..
Jimmie Mcbride from Mississippi
State University were at home for
the weekend.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23
Friday Night
Eighth Grade
Presents Play

The eighth grade of Pickens
Grammar School will present the
comedy "Hillbilly Wedding" Fri
day night, April "a. at eight
o'clock.
In the play, the Belsnickle fam
lily will do a lot of ''feudin ana
fightin' in the hills of Kentucky.
Members of the cast are:
Pa Belsnickle, Tony Montgom-
cry; Ma Belsnickle, Jen Maxwell;
Cecile Belsnickle, Charlyne Jones;
Juney Lou Belsnickle, Mary Nc
Adams; Bonnie Mae Belsnickle
Patsy Wynne; Four Belsnickle
Carolyn Vandiver; Five Belsnickle
Helen Mcdaniel; Six Belsnickle
Betty Pepper; Seven Belsnickle
Mary Claburn; Obey Upschlager,
Tommy Montgomery; Chiz Up
schlager, Maurice Roberts; Ron
aid Maxwell, Tommy Linn; Lucy
Maxwell, Dixie Slaton; The Rev
erend, Charles Putnam; Cousin
Zeke, Edgar Shaw; Ring Bearer,
Sterling Crawford.
Music between acts will be pre-
sented by the Rock'n Rhythms. Ad-
mission will be Csc and SOC. The
eighth grade cordially invites
everyone to attend and get in on
the fun.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23
X West NesEs
A MEET HELD


On Thursday afternoon the boys
and girls of the West School en-
joyed a track meet. The sixth and
seventh grades competed with the
eighth grade. Winners in the var
ious divisions were: so yard dash,
Cade Bicker, so yard dash (girls)
Alice 10 Browning, 100 yard dash,
Alvin Green, rs yard dash, Alice
10 Browning, high jump, tie =
Alvin Green and Cade Bicker, 3
legged race, Eva Mae Crow and
Alice Browning, sack race, Eva
Mae Crow, sack race, Tommy
Butler, relay, 9th and 7th grade
girls, relay, 9Th grade boys, 440
race, Tommy Butler, broad jump,
Cade Bicker. The judges declared
the 9Th grade the winners.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23
Heritage Club Has
Golden Age Tea

Mrs. H. L. Gowan's lovely home
was the setting for the Golden
Age Tea given by the Heritage
Club, Tuesday, April Ia.
Mrs. GoWan received the guests;
Mrs. Bill Presley and Mrs. H. S
McKie, Jr. invited the guests into
the dining area. The reception hal
and living-dining room were beau.
tiful with arrangements of roses.
iris, azaleas and weigelas.
A beautiful hand-crocheted cloth
with silver appointments and ar
arrangement of weigelas and azal
cas- overlaid the dining table.
Mrs. John Presley served the
tea with the assistance of Mrs.
Shelby Parker, Mrs. Harris Hum.
phrey, Mrs. H. H. Davis, and Mrs.
Henry McNeese in serving the
guests petit tours, minis, and
toasted pecans.
About thirty-five guests enjoyed
this occasion.
Miss Gloria Fox of Winona, Miss
Hazel Byrd of Lexington and jim
my Mcbride of West visited Muir
ply Johnson in the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz John
son, last weekend.
Mrs. Arthur Jenkins and Mrs.
M. E. CHM were shopping visitors
in Canton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cahoon
left Saturday for a visit in Cal
ifornia with their daughter and
her family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Dearman.
Mrs. jim Presley attended a Hol-
mes County Library Board Meet
ing Friday in the home of Mrs.
Tom Lail in Lexington.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23
West lid Club Meets
With Mrs. Mason

In the lovely home of Mrs. J. L.
Mason with Mrs. Harvey Camp
bell co-hostess, the West Home De
monstration Club held its April
meeting on the 18th. Thirteen
members and Miss Mary Harpole.
county Home Demonstration agent,
attended. Mrs. A L. Campbell,
song leader, selected Down BY
the Old Mill Stream for the OPEN
ing song. Mrs. Harvey Campbell
gave the devotional followed by
the club prayer said in concert.
Plans were made for observing
national Home Demonstration
week. The committee for this pro-
iect will be Mrs. William Brock,
Mrs. A. I. Campbell and Mrs. J.
L. Mason.
Mrs.C. M. Tate gave a report for
the garden chairman, Mrs. Harve
Brister. Miss Harpole also told
many ideas in having a successful
home garden. A demonstration on
Yard and Garden Program" was
PRESENTED by Miss Harpole.
Mrs. Harvey Campbell and Mrs
A. /. Campbell modelled the dress
es they will display at the style
show in Lexington on Friday.
The hostesses served a delicious
salad plate consisting of CONCEALED
salad, cheese straws, cookies anc
coffee.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23

Mrs. Claude Wilkes of Winona
visited Mrs. j. r. Cross and Mr..
ana Mrs. j. T. Montgomery on
Monday afternoon.
Rev. A. R. Windham and daugh-
ter spent Saturday night with Rev.
and Mrs. Arts Brewer at Ethel.
Mr.. Jerry Tate OF Jackson visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Tate during the weekend.
Mr.. Billy O'Briant of Alexandria
La. spent a few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. O'Briant.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE AT
NORTH UNION CHURCH

The fourth Quarterly Conference
of the West Circuit was held at
North Union Church Saturday,
April IL, at 7:30. The district sup
erintendent, Rev. A. Y. Brown Of
Greenwood presided. After an in
spring message, the business ses-
sion was held. Representatives
of the various churches were as
follows: Emory, Mrs. Roscoe John
son, Mrs. Marvin Cade, Bowling
Green; Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Filing
ton, Mrs. c. o. Sudbeck, West; DR..
A. 7. McIlwaine, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Hagin; Mr.. A. J. Stevens, LII;
Mrs. M. S. Rogers, Mrs. w. L.
Wright.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23
Presbyterian voc,
Meeting Held Monday

The Business Women's Circle
of the Presbyterian Church met
Monday night, at the Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. Howard Worthey
opened the meeting with a prayer.
Mrs. Bessie Maxwell gave a
very interesting study on the book
of Peter. Mrs. George Purcell
closed the meeting with a prayer.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23
. PICKENS NEWS .
Mrs. Arnold Is
Hostess At Bridge

Mrs. Clifford Arnold was hostess
TO her bridge club Thursday at her
home. Members present were:
Mrs. John Presley, Mrs. M. E.
CHM, Mrs. Joe Dan Patton, Mrs.
Bill Presley, Mrs. Helen Brown
ing, and Mrs. Sarah Cook. Guests
were: Mrs. Mary Reed and Mrs.
Elizabeth Case. Mrs. Browning
won high score and Mrs. Reed
bingoed. The hostess served a des-
Sert plate and coffee to end an en-
joyable afternoon.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23
WSCS Meeting
Held On Mondav

Mrs. Mildred w. Holmes was
hostess to the W.S.C.S. of the West
Methodist Church on Monday with
I'VE members present. The theme
oil the program was Rapidly
Growing Nations" Mrs. j. E. Hag-
IN, leader, gave the call 10 worship,
the Scripture, and prayer. 1.-THE
Price OF Freedom was given by
Mrs. L. R. Browning. Mrs. M. S.
Rogers gave What Does Religion
Do Christians was given by
Mrs. Mildred w. Holmes. Two
chapters of the Mission Study book
were given by Mrs. J. z. Hagin
and Mrs. w. L. Wright.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23

Mr.. r. L. Jackson was in Lex
ington on business on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Weeks and
daughters visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Tommie Weeks in Jackson on Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitman Holmes
have returned after a two weeks
visit with their daughter and her
family in Prot Arthur, Texas.
Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers Holmes on Sunday
were: Mrs. r. o. McCreary, Mrs.
Maud Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.
Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Holmes
and family of Kosciusko. The oc-
casion was the birthday of Mr..
Rogers Holmes. A bountiful meal
was served at the noon hour.
Mr.. Larry Hand and Mr.. Joe
Ellis McCreary visited their par
ents on the weekend. They are both
students at Mississippi State Uni
versity.
Friends of Miss Mildred Ellis
will be glad to know that she is
improving after undergoing sur
gerry at the hospital in Winona re-
Gently.
Rev. and Mrs. Tom Jackson and
daughter were guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Halbert Farmer
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Hamilton Of
Paducah, Kentucky brought John
ny and Alison Saturday to spend
their vacation with their grand.
mother, Mrs. John A. Holmes.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23
ROTARY CLUB ENJOYS FILM

The film "a Tour of Mississippi
Industry" was shown at the Ro-
tary Club Wednesday. The film
showed views of different indus
tries in Mississippi and also how
the state has developed from no
thing but open fields to a prosper
Gus industrial state.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23
FLOWER SHOW P 30

Make Mine Country Style" is
! the theme of the Flower Show of
the West Garden Club which will
be held on Thursday afternoon,
April 80. in the basement of the
Baptist Church.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23
APRIL DECLARED
CLEANUP MONTH

April has been declared Clean
up, Paint-up, Fix-up" month in
West. Members of the Hometown
Development program are urging
each citizen to cooperate.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23

PICKENS YOUTH CHOIR: This
handsome group of seventh and
eighth graders from Pickens sang
at the opening session of the Little
Red Schoolhouse Session of the
Grand Chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star in Jackson last Mon
day.
Shown here before departing for
Jackson are members of the choir,
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23

Rev. A. r. Windham, Mr.. John
McCrary and Mr.. Bob McCreary
represented Mt. Pleasant Church
at the Youth Night Program in
Lexington on Friday night.
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-23

MIR. R. L. Jackson was in Lex
lngton on business O Friday.
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634 Nicholson st. NE.

RIGGS PARK BEAUTY. Semide-
tached brick, LIST fir. powder rm.,
modern kit. with garbage disp.
etc, 3 bedrms and bath on End fir
Fun bsmt, with partial rec. rm
Gas hit. Vacant and redecorated
Only sees On. and assume 4eo Gil
trust, Mr.. Vito. tn. $4,000, on
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1853 Longfellow St. NV.

DETACHED BEDRMS. Espe-
cially designed for gracious, spa
cious living. with lovely L-shaped
veranda; vacant and beautifully
redecorated, LIST FIR. has lge. re-
ception hall, liv. rm.. din. rm.,
parlor. and completely moderniged
kitchen, including roomy wall cab
inets. 4 nice size bedrms and bath
on End FIR, plus Ice. finished
heated rm. in attic. Full bsmt:
Harage, Priced at only S15.50O,
with E-Z payment terms, Mrs.
McCree. TU. 2-92O0, on premises.
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COLORED on WHITR-A real ssn
lrst oilerlne By OWNER; 4 blk
"a New hampshife ave, coIne
beautiinlly decorated with WOO
3 bedrooms, mirrored livinE room
hreplecs, LISTED. powder room ha
paneled den: paneled recreation
room; $22,pbO. Phone IA. o-B113
COLORKD---9o14 CLINTON ST
$50 lSs.; ds. a rl Ss i 6H ysSIssd
c OF s.sI iSsh sLii vac
ssasis di,, s6 sl's mo, ''rU On. rio asSss
CONFERENCE.-THE RID, NJ
MINI. ave. and Benning I'd --Del
3-b.r, b IT., din. rm.. kit, ful
i SiiR' tent. ow iRs ri RM g.i0 r.!
COLORED--ie BUCHANAN ST., nj
n. CAP, and Hawaii Ave.-RoV
brick, front prchs liy. .rm., din
rm,, xiii; End H.. 3 bedrms. an
bath. full bsnt, rec. .Lm. witt
bath; eony. location: win redeeo
rate; small dn.. pymt., balance lik
rent Open sat. and Sun. 2 til 9
COL0RED-vACANT-2638 lot
g.. ne. Only S405 down buy
this newly redecorated Groom
row brick home, side hall plan
9 porehes, fun bsmts auto. heat
S SS!s si stone ~ MA lssIa M
COLORED--BROOKLAND NE. :
less than rent. $3.50 down. 500 81
mo-, b-bdrm.. redec., new fur
mace, stove. reirigy bSmt., lge
I'd. DIXIE REALTY co. Realty
Ma $3.50 Sun. Mr.. Noon, LU
COLORED-2OII QUINCY NE. :
6-room det.; elec. kit. rec. room
bath and tile show: convenient I,
everything. Special for your chill,
dren. BY appointment. ia. o-4l03
HU. 3-6480.
COLORED-2233 18th ST. NE
3-bedrm. row brick. S13,950. New
house condition, To inspect cal
JOHN L. SHELTON, Reaitor, 10
$4,000.
C0L0RED = WOODBRIDGE = De
Sl3,950. Gas heat; nice lot. EasI
terms or consider trade. To in,
speet. call JOHN Z. SHELTON
Realtor. 10. $4,000.
COLORED - WOODBRIDGE, 30Il
18th n.e.-Charming 2-bedrm
bungalow on large attractive 10
IN excel. neighborhood: gas heat
$12,b00. $500 cash, S95 mo
OWNER, NO. 10000.
C0LORED-8l49 LIST PL. NE
Ssemidst; s rms. Just like new
beautiful yard. Lots Of extras, AZ
financing. Total monthly pay
ments SS1. PITT. Open lie. 6
TURNER, Ii. 7-4045.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Al CONDITION; Bethesda, clos.
70 Naval Hosp, and NIH-fuimae
2-yr. -old gplit-leyel, In tip-toT
shape: main level, liv. rm., sep
din, rn. and lge, modern kit. with
table space; 3 cheerful bedrms.. /
baths, upper level: lower level. rec
rm. opening TO patio and Lowell,
yard. and add. bedrm. or den Will
powder room; full bsmt. in low
est Level; Owner transf.. anxious
e SCI this s,S week; y,5t .s' carpet
price, S2S,o50, Call Mr.. Wahby
Ma. S-D300, Ewes. and week ends
RA. $1,000. BOSS a PHELPS
A BETHESDA PAIR OF NEW
HOMES-One for $4,000, 4 bed.
bsmt, One S24.s50, ) bedr TD
full bsmt., carport. For details
and dir. OIL. 2-017T MARKET
A HOUSE AND st-ACRE LOT for
only S12,0O0l In clarksburg:
frontages on 2 sts.. comml. po-
tentlal; frame house can be rented
TO ACC personnel. Easy terms. OIL
2-0177. MARKET REALTY.
A HOUSE in the country; SIO,N5C
-one mile beyond District; 5000
extra for furn. OIL. 2-7642.
ALMOST h-acre OF nicely land.
scaped ground. Brk. rambler, with
3 bedrns., full bsmt.. rec. rm,
sep. din. area, earport and patio
Plenty Of privacy with this lot
Walk to all schools. S16,b0
poNALD Z; YoUNKN a Co.
ARCOLA-BUILDERs OWN HOME
with. the prettiest yard anywhere
4 nice bedrooms, 2 full baths
family din. rm., huge kit. w/break-
fast nook, center hall entr. Beau.
titul rec, rm. RECESSED HOT
WATER HEAT. unique home fol
the hard to please buyer. Open
1-dark. Ga, ave. TO Henderson
right TO ZIG. ALLEN REALTOR
ARCOLA AVE, I7O5-New de luxe
rambler on large lot; 3 bedrms.
2is baths, all utils. One left. Ex-
eel. location and value. Builder
desires quick sale. Win consider
ARGYLE CLUB AREA-4-bedrms
and den. Contemporary rambler
on 3 acres Of beautiful land with
nne view. 30, IT. ny, nm. h.-w.h.
screened porch. S29.50O. H. & H
DEvELoPMlENT Co.. Ev. 4-9515
AsHBURTON. BETHESDA
8 spacious prize-winning dwellings,
rich in contemporary design and
planning. Outstanding in every
priced from S25,500. Furnished
medals oran doiiy q a ", stff dor
Trades accepted. Dir: Out Old
Ashburton entrance, NORTH Be-
thesda Park. left blk. to Gill
6l15 Lone Oak dr.. PRYME
HOMES. EN-. 5-21S3.
ASHTON AREA! OWNER TRANS.
FERRED! Rambler on q hill!
S1S,750l Three lge. bdrms., firepl.,
huge din. ell; carport; hot-wateI
heat; plenty storage: acre with
viewl RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6111.
ASHTON, Md bedrooms. 2
dining room, kit, full basement,
gar; acre. walking distance
schools and shopping. S22, $50.
AS HTON REALTY CO., EV.
4-1732 or WA. 4-9S11 after IL,
ASHTON AREA-Under construc-
ton, new 41x25 brick center hall,
2 bedrm. rambler, on one acre.
Daylight basement, hot water
heat. Inspect and arrange your
own details; S16,950, HALO
WELL REAL ESTATE. walker 4
9401.
ASHTON AREA-Brick house on
2 acres of HANDICAPPED ground; 2
bedrms., liv. rm., den. kit. and
bath; rec. rm. and utility rm.
down; 2 box-stall barn. Phone
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1927 jackson st. NE.

HOME AND INcoME-only $500
Beautiful woodridse' vSesn t.
completely redecorated: 9 rooms,
. Kitchens, 2 baths; full bsmt, oil
ut. Large level yard. Today's best
buy ct S13,950. Mr.. Tinsley. TU.
H-Q2OO. on premiseS.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

COL0RKD - 708-Tia KENNEDY
ST., open 1 20 3 - Beaut. brk.
homei powder rn., rec. rm., many
extras. a wonderful buy. 3QJ0
VISTA ST. Bungalow; rms, Bis
yard. small payment. NO. 7-60o0,
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571s New Hamp. Ave. NE.

This House has possibilities-For-
mer doctors home. A most at
traetive detached corner brick,
decorated nke-new, on center hall
Firepl in liv. rm., 3 twin-size
bedrms. and / e baths. BSmt. I'm
ished either for doctors ONCE or
recreation rm. with private en-
trance. Rear screened porch and
nice yard. Priced right and should
sell quickly. Mr.. Tager, tn
$4,000, on premises.
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500 Underwood st. NV.

DELUXE MODERN detached Co
living and redecorated. q large
rms, 2 baths on End fir: firepl
In liv. rm.. stairway to attic, slate
roof. Daylight bsmt. with gas hit.
Beautiful yard, Diet. garage. Will
accept FILA or conventional sale.
Mr.. Hudson, TU. $4,000, on
premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
440 Ingraham st. NV

CHOICE BRIGHTwooD LoCA-
detached brick home with con-
crete front porch; 2 modern baths,
list FIR. den and recreation I'm.
Property in excellent condition
Gas ut. Det. garage and q most
unsuual garden Priced right II
you have substantial cash. Mr.
Singer, tn. 2-9200, on premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

CHESAPEAKE nEACu--year- round
home on waterfront, 2 bedrms.,
Ice. modern kit. SEP. din, rm-
lGe. .iir. rm.. y bsmt. and sun
porch, storm Windows. 2-car Gar.
lge, lot, 9l2,b0O. IA. T-063s.
ST. MARY's COUNTY, colton PoinI
-4-room oll-year round home,
good. condition, anil house well
furnished, FERRAI.L REAL rs
TATE, RE- 6-3007.
e-sTORY 4-bedrm, mod. frame
home on 4 lots with small estab-
llshed erocery business 2 blks, from
Chesapeake Beach PIX. sale BY
OWNER. Alpine 7-477i.