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dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Schlosnagle and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carr, Sang
Run. and Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle Nc
Cullough were Sunday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Okey Hoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danny VanSickle,
Cleveland O., and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray VanSickle were Saturday eve
ming visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
VanSickle Mrs. p j. Kahl, Acct
dent, was a Sunday dinner guest
of Clyde and family.
Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Fike during the past
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Coddington and daughter, Acct
dent; Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Bell
West Richfield, o.; Fred and Bob
Alexander, Accident; and Allen
Fikc, Mill Run.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bishoff, at the Garrett
County Memorial hospital, Oak
land, on Saturday, March 81. Mrs
Bishoff was formerly Miss Martha
Hoff, of Friendsville.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur Heitzel at Garrett County
Memorial hospital, Oakland, on
Friday evening, March 81. She was
formerly Miss Dorothy Frazee,
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and Mrs. Simon Lichty, Oakland,
we're married April 8, 1909, by the
late l.. p Young, pastor of St.
Johns Lutheran church at Sails
bury.
Mrs. Lichty has been a lifelong
member of St Johns Lutheran
church and is active in many
church activities, the Legion auxil-
larry, the Fire department auxili-
airy and devotes many hours to her
hobby, quilting.
Her husband was born in Aurora,
w. Va, May Z, 1880, and has been a
resident of Salisbury for over so
years. He was former machinist
for the Celanese. corporation and
retired in 1919. He is also a mem
Der of St. Johns church, serving
as a councilman for many years
He also has served all the chairs
of the IOOF lodge and is the pres
ent secretary.
They are the parents of eight
children, Edward s., Pittsburgh
Pa; Mrs. Ruth Boyer, Ridgeley
w. Va; twins, James j., Meyers
dale, Pa; and David j.. Cumber.
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which stood before the curtain, or
"vail," that separated the two
rooms. This curtain, or "vail", was
beautifully embroidered with gold
en- cherubim, or angels, and was
of blue, purple, scarlet, and fine
twined linen. No language can
describe the glory of this room--
the gold-plated walls reflecting
the light from the golden candle
stick, and the brilliant colors of
the richly embroidered curtains
with their shining angels.
The second apartment was even
more glorious. 1t contained a gold
en- chest, or lark. On top of this
chest were the figures of two
golden angels. Between them
shone a bright, mysterious, super
natural light called the "Shekin-
ah," token of Gods presence. The
angels looked reverently down
upon the ark, inside of which were
the two tables of stone upon which
God had written the Ten Com
mandmen.s with his own finger.
Around the sanctuary was a spa
cious court.
Just imagine yourself standing
there, outside that gloriously
beautiful structure. Wouldn't you
have liked to enter into it? But no!
No one was permitted to enter
except the priests; and only the
high priest could enter the second
apartment, and that for just one
day in a year, on the Day of
Atonement.
Every morning and evening the
Israelites brought their sacrifices
of lambs, etc, to the sanctuary,
there to be offered for them to
atone for their sins. And what did
those sacrifices signify? They rep
resented Jesus the Lamb of
God, Who died for the sins of the
whole world. And why was God
so willing to offer up His Son,
Jesus for us? Because of His
amazing love for us all, as we
read in John 3:16--"For God so
loved The world, (Which includes
VOL, that He gave His only
,egotten Son, that whatsoever be-
lieveth in Him should not perish,
but have everlasting life" Aren't
you happy to know that the great
God Who has created us loves us
so? Shouldn't that awaken love
and gratitude in your heart for
! Him?
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Frazee.
Visitors at the Garletts-Richter
home over Saturday and Sunday
were Walter Richter, Cove; Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Coddington and
daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Hauser, Ell
! der Hill; Mrs. jamie Barry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Barry and family, Frost
burg, and Mrs. Ruth Selby.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. SchloSnagle
visited Mrs. Jonas Bittner at Gar
rett County Memorial hospital,
Oakland. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Isaac FraZee, Markleysburg,
Pa, was a Tuesday overnight guest
of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Okey Hoff
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Fike and
Charles Thomas spent Thursday in
Cumberland.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Friend, Den
bo., Pa; Clarence Friend, Allison,
Pa; and Mr. and Mrs. Daley
Groves, Elder Hill, we're Sunday
dinner guests of their sister, Miss
Nellie Friend.
Mrs. Evelyn Hauser. Elder Hill,
spent few days with Mrs Jessie
Sines and daughters. They also
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Vitez, Mill Run, Sunday af-
ternoon.
Miss Louise Coddington, student
at the University of Maryland, Col
lege Park, and A1/c and Mrs.
Jeffrey Barnes, Washington, D. c.,
we're here during the Easter holi-
days with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Coddington and
daughters.
Mrs. Glen Fratz and children,
Accident; Mrs. Margaret Rush and
daughter Carole, we're in Union
town, on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams and
children, Connie and Jimmy, were
I Easter dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Friend. Connie re-
NAMED with her sister, Mrs.
Friend, until Monday evening
Mrs Warren Thomas entered
Vincent Palotti hospital Morgan
town. w. Va, and underwent minor
surgery on Thursday. She returned
home on Saturday. Mr.. Thomas and
children. and her mother, Mrs,
Margaret Rush, visited her on Fri
day afternoon. Sunday visitors
were Dean Rush and family, Acct
dent, and Mrs. Margaret Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Benny
Frazee and son, Frostburg, visited
relatives here over the Easter holi-
day.
Mrs. Jonas Bittner became sud
denly i'll during breakfast served
! by the MYF on Sunday morning
at the Methodist church. Mrs Bit
ner is a counselor of MYF and
was assisting with the meal. She
was taken to Garrett County Me
mortal hospital Oakland, for OBJ
servation and returned to her home
Monday evening.
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FriendsVtlIe Neavs

Miss Sandra Schiosnagle enter
tanned ten members and leader of
Luther League at her home on
Thursday evening. Misses Shirley
Schlosnagle and Sherry Friend had
the dcvotions, and Miss Susan
Coddington had the topic The
next meeting will be at Sherry
Friends on April %.
First Christian Church
Bible study at 10 a. m, and
preaching at II a m, for Sunday,
at First Christian church.
Methodist Activity
Services for Sunday in the
Methodist churches are: Selbys-
port, 9:45 a. m; Friendsville, II
a m; and Sang Run. 1880 p. m.
Sunday School here at 10 a m.
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GODS FORGIyING LOVE

GODS FORGIVING LOVE
(This story is based on Exodus
25-27; and 36-37)
HELLO BOYS AND GIRLS!
Doesn't it make you feel good
when mother and dad so gladly
forgive you when you confess to
them some wrong you have com
mitted? And why do you suppose
they are so willing to forgive you =?
1t is because they love you so
dearly. In today's story we will
learn how eager God, our heaven
ly Father, is to forgive US our sins
when we truly repent, and it will
help us to better understand His
tender, infinite love for us--a love
so strong, so deep that it cannot
be measured.
To show His forgiving love af-
ter Israel had sinned so PREVIOUSLY
in worshipping the golden calf,
God called Moses up into the
mount, and there for forty long
days Moses was given a view of
Gods glorious dwelling place in
heaven. He was instructed to make
pattern" or duplicate, of it
here on earth. And why was he to
build this tabernacle? In order
chat God might dwell among
them"
You have never seen a more
beautiful structure than that
earthly sanctuary, for God Him
self was its architect. God gave
Moses the plan in every detail
the exact size, the materials to be
used in its construction, and the
articles of furniture which it was
to contain. The tabernacle was
made of acacia boards, which
were set in silver sockets. The
walls were overlaid with pure
gold. Have you ever see a struc-
ture that looked as if it were all
made of pure gold?
This Sanctuary" consisted of
two apartments, Tor rooms). The
first apartment was called the
"holy place." and contained a table
which was overlaid with pure
gold. Upon this table twelve I'M
leavened cakes, or loaves, were
placed each week. On the opposite
side of the room was the golden
seven-branched candlestick which
gave the only light in the sanctu-
airy, for there were no windows in
it. The third article in this room
was the golden altar of incense,
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With Our Men
In The Service

William II. Paugh, gunner's mate
third class, USN, son of William
F. Paugh of Kitzmiller, returned
to Morehead City, NC, March
% aboard the troop transport USS
Cambria after a tour Of duty with
the us. Sixth Fleet in the Medi-
terranean area.
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land Mrs Mary 10 Shultz, Sara
Jane, Paul and Mrs. Patricia Wer-
ner, all of Salisbury. There are IL
grandchildren and great grand
children.
Their children are honoring
them with an open house at the
family residence on Sunday, April
IL, between the hours of and 8
p. m. All friends and relatives are
invited.
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To Observe 50th Wedding
Anniversary April 18th

Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas S. Lichty, of
Salisbury, Pa, will observe their
golden wedding anniversary on
Sunday, April r.
The former Leila Schramm,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
George Schramm, Salisbury, and
Jonas Lichty son of the late Mr.
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Lutheran Activity

Worship service at a. m, and
Sunday School, 10 a M, for Sun
day. The Church Council will
meet on Friday evening April 3,
at 8 o'clock in the church.
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Twenty-three persons died when
an Indian plane fell in Pakistan.
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Inject corliss Archer.
Ann Boxer stors.
9-Adventures Of Robin Hood.
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September II

l:3o
S-DoueIos Fairbanks Presents.
9-Lone Ranger. Western.
Clayton Moore stors.
400
5-Adventures and Comedy.
2h Hours. "Folcon in Doneer."
1913. Tom Convoy "Mexicon
Spitfre Out West" 1912. lupe
Nelez.
7-TroubIe with Fother.
COMEDY. Storing Stu Erwin.
9-Saturdoy MGtinee.
Z Hours. Let's Get Worried"
1887. Ralph BelIomy, lido Lu-
pino In Old Missouri" 1910.
The Weover family.
2:30
4-SerioR Theoter. Drama.
II Married Joan. Comedy.
Joon Dovis, Jim BookuS.
500
4-Soturdoy Playhouse. Dr'mo.
IA Hours. The GuiIt OF Jonet
Anes." le47. RosoIind Rus
sell. Melvyn Douglas.
Hopper. Comedy.
Leo 6. CorrolI.
$3.50
7-My Little MoFsie. Comedy.
Cole Storm stots.
400
7-SatuEdoy Mystery. Dromo.
Hour. Bulldog Drummond
Strikes Book" Ron Rondsll.
9-Citixen Soldier. Army.
The story Of our Army on distont
bottIefislds.
$3.50
abingdon Of the Sec. Color.
5-Piek Temple. Kids.
Hour. Cartoons and comes.
9-Roee Of the Week.
The Motron. From Belmont. N. Y.
500
4-News. Color.
Connolly. Won Sothen.
7-Bowl the Chomp.
! Hour. Pot Crescent.
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AFTERNOON

1900
4-True Story. Drama.
A young widow, hoping 10 retoin
the memory Of her lote husband.
returns TO the place OF their first
meeting. kothi Norris. hostess.
5-Cortoon PIoytime. Kids.
7-UncIe Al Show. Kids.
Hour. Entertainment for chill
dren. Songs. stories and puppets.
9-Saturdoy News.
Harry Reosoner reporting.
1870
4-Deteetive's Diory. Dromo.
THE Missing Hours" Donald
Groy stors. (Repeot.l
5-Tomohawk. Adventure.
9-City Side. Interviews.
100
4-Eneore Playhouse. Movie.
IA Hours. Kiss and Tell"
1915. Shirley Temple. Jerome
Coutlond.
5-TV Reoder's Digest. Drama.
7-Duekpin Juniors.
Hour. Live bowling featuring
young people. Scorlet Shinoult,
hostess.
9-LeuFel and Hardy. Comedy.
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7:Io
9-Meditotion. lnspirotionoI.
7:l5
9-ciossroom 9. Shorthand.
IS Min. Live proorom fought
by public school teochers.
500
9-Spoee Age. Educational.
Stronger HoI. Kids.
I Hour. Cartoons galore.
800
4-Stoge Coach Theater.
MOVIE. I Hour. Keep Roll
Ing" Gene Autry.
$50
9-CaptGin k0ng0Foo. Kids.
! Hour. Cartoons and stories.
1000
4-Howdy- Doody. Color.
1880
4-Ruff 0nd Reddy. Color.
9-Mishty Mouse. Kids.
1900
4-Fury. Adventure.
Bobby Diamond stors.
5-Adventure Playhouse.
! Hour. Riders of the Ronee."
1919. Tim Holt.
9-Heekle and Jeekle Show.
1880
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Mickey 6roddock Stors.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

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Offering swimming, Tiding, tennis,
skiing, hunting, etc, II so, call
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RETIREMENT HOME. Fort Valley
Wonderful view: quiet; 6 rooms
bath: completely furnished, deep
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

CLINTON. MD.-39. 900 50. It.
available next to new shopping
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build or lease. P. G. WHITMAN
LU. $4,000.
ENTIRE SMALL BLDG.
COMMERCIAL c.
I12S New HAMPSHIRE Ave.
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~23.OOO
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY ND.
POOL SVILLE

SAAL-l EAH14E
r1I H-T WHITE FOLKS Almost
o zr-E zIu = .uveiy new 1r-cS
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mics leNouu Bank 1f Ro1lesF1lle.
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VIEW NJ -niliuE countryside 1EuIC
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nest. dream u kitchen
ne ozruurr. 5 full bedrooms ann
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cry almuSS- sQlzre. n shape Cur
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m muse H-ue Si2..5O0 5000
ruw71. szE- muuIiliy payments.
10 fEAEH PCCLESN lille axe
nllfe ~ tru-n Rockville. anu call
Z I. TAYLOR. OIL. 1882
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----," I R. Wv VA. S-50OO
HHNn- --uS anu bath with =
HITS. lzszurE. EE-ueu. D nj. north
n ROCKVILLE ~i-.5. EN- .i-14'ts-
SMALL FARM LAND
beautiful Shen. VALLEY in foothills
NJ alue asdEe Mis-. ~ acres love
" view In EE-Hs WOODS. stream
charming 11uu. , MS 70 LlFay
ufpzi summer or retirement home
n.
III. Gail IA. S--ina1-
WAEDuHE = ~ acres. prominent
CORNER IN Key -ozuS long
frontage near tuEl. rlEnI n path
N IFTHa1 ITneuT- aTEe- shaded.
uiezEarI .Errn nome with modern
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muse EaraEH anu ouTbulid!ugS.
czu NJ 1urrlEsea with or without
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lev uuzTfun. ln Route 3tl n
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PENNSYLVANIA
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MAKE offer
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Qaiuuiai. WIDOW must sell Call
Mr. rdezssil. ewes, Oh +-S3tiu
SIaEH 81 co. 10. 1888
SsM Nm Saa H0. bllys for q. 400.
III. a., Euuu well. OuTnidEs {.
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on C-mETv m ols line ~ nj
s. u1 d c.. MRS GLASCO: Dial
p A-lh.sA
SyIu DM. SEA Mu. buys gOOd 3-rm.
nluEaiuW Veal. 3 acres, on EnOQ
TAU. -: al ~2Hh IN 80 no.
1ilyS ARE dwelling. arge barn.
ut ACTS lanu. efC- Both central
Va. Pm A4sN., Il. 'i-+I,IL Brooks
4sBzlUy, Box. ~. Louisa. Va.
S;.T DN. Se5 NO buys for SI.45O.
- ACTS. W0uueEi i9u ydS on
RulB m. u1Eer anu phone lines
BW MS south Of D. C L L SELF,
8ruEuT. Louisa Va. Pm. Las DAY;
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fH AHHS Euoi buildings. % miles
truln MaTrlnSuurE. West Virginia,
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STONE OF
GI8RAITAR

-Four sbedroon stone IaIHs ca
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beautifully AaI1csodRsL HU1Crc
lot n excellent location FEtfAA zaI--
praised al -S.aBOWU 1uEsSIEz1Hs
the ou5sbaudr1g 7ValEs U11a5
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20 ACRES. near Oakton. S35 600
owner willing to hold LIST trust
Call DU. $1,000.
IS acres, near Oakton. Sl6,5OO
Call DU. $4,000
: acres. choice Northern Virginia
location. S1O,75O. Call DU
$4,000.
Oh acres. choice Northern virginia
location. $3.50. Call DU. $4,000
= acres. choice Northern virginia
location, ~,;,SaO. Call DU. 30 100
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velOper. SP 3-45OO.
COLORED-COR. a2nd AND PER.
RY ST. N.E.-Nice cor lot. S25t
dn. KAY REALTY CO., RIA. $1,000
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KIEI. HFTR. M1EnH

NINTH FTr1Hs<--lsE--ur- N 1.uys-zrI
Mammalian arsIEs nraHiE- dIzIIE-ES
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ROCKVILLE FTFEH
ArTnss tTum Congressional
summing rssTrraT-Vlil muiu
IN ultI HIMIf. sFurnss
4slsT.R N HlE1I.lI with
HnIuff rH-1-IlIE a NulunF-1li.
SINH M p irTH -aaul IuRFaE-
TIM Cal W QzfMH- GlL-
t.-ilfsSi with EhiAEf q.
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6k9g@R
10 ACRES

Lu AAhES
CENTHEVILIE. VA.
CmumH hume n lE--EC- condition
EhsIJGz nail iO-tt- ..y-nE room
with ITHuEUe. -arEe dining room
anu z-tUnBzl- rTE0 1uTrleS Four
nE 1EaruuInS III baths. full
ia eEnuslI. ul luE-waIe- heat.
Csfuu 1zTl. zaraEE stream. fruit
--ras, sezres 46I-ft. frontage on
nam mEuWav Iueai for large
-EInilT III -nYeE EElElf. E-fCe.
~. Iil0. SiluS EanIlal cash re-
IurHI CuEu .Or inspection
ISFuruay anu Sunday. Lii pm
CIHECTT GINS Route 29-2I1. 20
traftU LiEuT n CeutreTIlle. Va,
suuItl on Route ~ .iZ niles 20
nlr 'CnHn slEu IN eft.
HUNTER AGENCY
gEVTTEVIILE. va BIZ. $4,000
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MTIKFY RFA1rX

SIN MATES. RETD AalII ETB1L
contemporary -ra1clFsr laz-r 7OooEGI
corner tot You Tyil. 1sg lE-ruresEG1
by the over AL lo1laiiTy 81 EsSEu
auu planning TlEe g3zc1ols -1T--
IuK-dmuE -roon feature a. nEZ
heanfed lesil-uE alas Eaal III
fireplace arc .itss 1cniy n seer trr--
both living aIIn -tanlify -uOCu ID
the patio terrace MI 7yEUlIlE
pool, enclosed tor I1rI145J G,Z-,
pleuely modem iEiU-fEs- IS Eetl
lIghted am ma y1l1bEKg u1czII
surveying front -C0oT idl-C EIIrrI--et
patio. also 4euc1oseC Ef1EC 1nC--
rooms are AarEe-ttEgEe sarg ~ mil
baths. Large lcarpcrI aa7-U ssU-r&El
room TnIs iIcnEt ma al -EE'
essentials tor -c4Fetref aE1BgrBau-,
ING and living iaylu me lesr-zz AR
marvefous-=asuInFe q 155, 81 .9a1z
with rea sonaniC ldGVn 4saTlsEI. A
terrific vailfe at -34.sA5n EHfa'-
ICE REAITY I'M, Lr1,A Ncort
Rhodes, Arl ia 44-sf5-51
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State Dent. OfHfIuMl


lEe fenced l1ot. 7Sm9Wu. aS
OWNER III +-i.ldI
State Dent. O1HfIuHl
Transferring overseas -usr sstl
immediately ms TuI-EEElEaBg, -
bedrn-, i1rtek lI,oa1nla lrczEg b..
Gated n choTee N ArluI1U.- ARA
Forma. liz III with -11rEp- frcrzHa
DIN. I'm, -nIOL sEit with ee9tr-E
SPACE, uelIEntfnl 1ocrcl l1-1 In m.
with perm aWuITIE tf1il l5E-Ig- RE-
IN. with 1IrspI NM main sElzElEe-
rear ward eAuclCT fenced waaA--
Ing distance seaEL aaT-L T MN
schools viii sci 1fc- #fA AZ,
praisal OF -Sl9s5Ng VEECmI QrsE
Bat aTlu BlID- - 20 =. 1IHEET-
TIOES West on Lee 1IrTg ID "
IeXmRuon 81. tstt % AGtE .ssf
On 2Oth 70 N RsuCgs-1 ssf, o
20.sS aTTd sign
HALL REALTY CD.
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VACATION PLACES

RFHOBOTH BEACH = Ocean-front
aBts. and cottages: clean: 500. 80
wk. up MRS. NEVES, OIL. 4-3SS3.
VA. BEACH. VA.-3-b.r. rs, furn /;
mr.. ocean; lge yd, SET pch., mod
cow ia S-76s6. EN- 1896.
WILDWOOD, n. J.-2O5 z. Spencer
ave. Rooms and meals. $3.50 a
day. Nr. beach. Info, IA. S-4035.
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90 4IIHHS coon 1ulidinEs. 10 miles
trulu MhTrIuSuurE. West Virginia,
=iG..I1iU; CL- 1-7.sI2
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TRkILERS
(cONTlNuEDl
WHY PAY RENT?

Buy a late model used mobile nome
After down payment nay approN
S4S per mo. for ] bedTm. and Sob
per mo for bedrfa2. Huge Selec-
ton. AAA USED MOBILE HOME
MARKET, 3632 Richmond hwy,
Alex, Va Located on u. s ] be
tween drive-in theater and p.
BelVoir. Rockwell A-lAmn