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LEX, VIRGINIA HILLS AREA

NEARBY - This
sparkling. true New England. pc
tite Cape Cod waits for small
family Of better taste. Large land
scaped yard. scr. porch, garage, 3
bedrms., den, Ia baths: $3.50
mo. BARR REALTY, INC, JE.
4-0S2f, ia. 4-:I,B50
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HOUSES FOR sALE-H.E.
CAPITOL HILL

IMMACULATE 5-rm. house: sepa.
rate din. .rm., bsmt., close TO shop
ping and transp. $500 dn, will
hha Rrdtle Only ,Slidd676O. HUGH T
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GEORGETOWN = Remodeling and
avail. early Sept. Liv. rm. with
firepl.; din. rm. of patio; new
kit; powder rm. list A.; 8 bedrms..
. baths, 2nd A.: rec. rm. with
flrepl. S2S5 mo. WO. 6-S124
for amt 20 irenaoK
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
3-Bedroom Rambler, S135
3-Bedroom BUNGALOW, 500

garden space. Some fruit. Fine
old trees, shrubbery. Sound bum
galow type house. Not a rambler.
Liv. rm., dinette, kit. with mod
ern cleo. stove and refrig; ,
bedrms. and bath. Storage attic
UtllS. in bsmt. A comfortable easy
upkeep house. Conv. to Fairfax,
Vienna and MacLean.. KE. S-6944.
FOREST HTS, 1876 CHoCTAW DR.,
Semidet. 2-story 3-bedrm.. 1st-
floor powder rm, finished bsmt.;
fenced yard. Immed. occupancy
Sl2O per mo. To inspect, call
LII 4-hhRR
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HOUSES FURNISHED

26l9 N. Roosevelt St
= Attractive 2-bedrm. rambler A.;
flrepl., scr. porch. lovely yard.
Avail. Sept. /. SIPS. CAROLINE
L. CAMPBELL. Agent, JE, 3-Ol73
or JE. 2-5634.
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SEMIDETACHED
1903 GALLATIN ST. NV.
SPA-A-A-CIOUS - Colonial side.
hall brick home; 6 full-size rms =
1lrepl.; > beaut. til baths Il mas
ter bedrm), . screened porches,
extra large back yard Diet. ga
rage: Special terms to qualified
purchaser.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
lcONTlNUEp)
N ,ExcLUsIvE NEiGHBoRHooD

s5 y IStScRf SIISSs%S 81
ewes, III. O-H0SH
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH.

5 ACRES. Hyattstown. Nd. - In
town proper, Building can be
restored; 5000 down. OWNER will
finance. NE. .S-9303. Call between
10 and IL daily.
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AAA NOTES FOR SALE
Advice, consultation; exclusive full
time motel broker, travel specialist
Offering recommendations. best
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J OPERATOR RFAIiTy suopT.
HOUSES TO SHARE

BUNGALOW nr. Monastery a. C.
U. on. transportation. $3.50 mo
furn incl. all utils. LA. 6-9493
COLORED-8 RMS, pvt. bedrm.
S45 mo-, all privileges. Apply 342l
Clay st. ne, LII. 2-S2I4.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

This comfortable, 4-bedrm.. owner
attract. iiv. rm. with firepi'. Ice
din. rm., powder rm. and screened
porch on LIST floor; 4 lge. bedrms.
and baths on md floor: . bed
rms. on 3rd Priced at 500, SOC.
BURR N. JOHNSON. JR., g. CO.
REALTORS
EN-. 3-SI77 Ewes. OIL. $685.
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CHEVY CHASE
NEW SPLIT-LEVEL
TOWN HOUSE

Open Sunday, 2 to 6 PM.
2810 Brandywine st. NV.
Built for the fastidious, and Just
3 blocks east of Connecticut ave. !;
desire in-town convenience in a
prime neighborhood. Seven rooms
-four large bedrooms, ga baths,
> fireplaces. large screened porch
overlooking lovely garden, terraced
with beautiful field stone walls;
S4n5OO.
CALL MR. SWEENEY. HE. 4-e9e2
A. S. Gardiner & Co., Inc.
1881 L st. NV. MA. 8-3923
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FOxHALL VILLAGE-semidet, g.
bedrms, $4,000. $1,000 down. j
c. CHATEL, FE. 7-5300.
GEORGETOWN = Charming, i'm
maculate, > bedrooms, Ia baths
huge din. rm., liv. nm, library,
fireplaces, disposal, alum. storm
windows and screens, patio. walled
garden; low 40s. BY OWNER, HU.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY


Move In Before School Starts
. bedrmS., Bird roughed in, lge lot,
mr.. shops: $500 down.
New, 3 bedrms.. Ia baths. tiled
bsmt.. mod equip. kit; $3.50 On.
New, 3 bedrms., 4th roughed in.
21a baths, brk. rambler; rec. rm.;
terms.
New 3-bedrm.. ga bath split: fire.
pl in liy. rm, dble hung win
dows: many extras; flexible terms
TRADES CONSIDERED ON ABOVE
VIII. 6-5lO0
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, MGT.
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AL LOCATION for employees Of
Pentagon, Navy and Melpar; 10
minis. to D. c., Arl. So bed
rms. extra bath in fin bsmt.. sep
din rm., kit. with storage closet:
fenced yard, front and rear lawn:
on Columbia pike, mr.; shopping
buses. ia. 5-0S33. N' " "
ALEX. 513 Fordham dr.. ada
cent Belle Haven. south of Alex -
3, bedrms.. > baths. compl. GE
KIT. garage, patio, SIN. pvt. I'd,
COW. to transp. and schools. Avail
now. Open Sat. and Sun, . to 5
pm, or call ED. 9-5500, Ext.
ALEX, VIRGINIA HILLS AREA
2-yr, -old, 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
full bsmt, storm windows. Avail
around Sept. | Call so. S-9131.
ALEXANDRIA AREA Luxurious
families in an area populated BY
families of equal station who can
$3.50 and 5000 mo. BARR REAL
TY, INC, JE. 4-0S24. ia. 4-3350.
ALEXANDRIA NEARBY = This
sparkling. true New England. pc
tite Cape Cod waits for small
family OF better taste. Large land
scaped yard. scr. porch, garage, 3
bedrms., den. l "a baths: $3.50
mo. BARR REALTY, INC, JE.
4-0S24, ia. 4-3350.
ANNANDALE = Clean. frame, g
family house on 5-acre lot: 2-car
garage; SIPS mo. CT. 6-4555.
ANNANDALE AREA lge. bedrms.
ga baths, sep. din. rm., diShwaSh-
er, disposal; 3S-ft. paneled rec.
rm.; covered patio; Hi-Fi, inter-
COM; 34-ft.. scr. porch; lear
garage with breezeway. Well stu
ated on A-acre lot studded with
elementary school. OR. 3-1770.
rambler with lge.
rec. rm. and bath in bsmt. Newly
reidecorated Mr.. SCHOOLS; %
ARL., 1910 S. BUCHANAN-3-bed-
rm; semidet. brk.. limit 4 people;
Sl05. AID. 4-327S after IL.
ARL., 1905 9th RID, S.-Complete-
ly redec. semidetached, 2 bedrms.,
din. rm., hy, .rm., kit. and bath,
full .bsmt., oil heat; fenced-in back
Navy Annex Open Sat. and sun.
Call FE. 7-5923.. DE. 2-3391.
ARL.-2-bedrm. brick semi-det.;
new cond:. bsmt., fenced yard. At
1925 26th st. N. Arl.: S110 mo
JR. 3-0O4S.
ARL. n, Country Club areas
bedrm., 3-bath brk rambler: rec
rm.; trees: 5000. ASK us REALTY
CO. JE. 4-3940. JE. 4-3941.
ARL. N. : Only Sl4O. Daylight
bsmt. ramb. 3 bedrms., COW to
everything. cow. EMPL. REAL.
ny co. KE. 6-7843, OIL. SLID.
AIRING. N; available Sept. 18th.
Red brk. Colonial, with garage, 4
bedrms., 312 baths, liv. rm., lge.
din. rm.. comb. porch and solari-
UNI, .paneled rec. rm. with COM
pletely equipped bar, oil hot water
heat, near all schools, 10 Minis.
from Pentagon. S195 per month
Call MRS. HILL, IA. 7-9512.
ARLINGTON, mr.. Kenmore Jr. High
Corner lot; immaculate 3-bed-
rms, ! Y baths. scr. porch; Sis
mo. BARR REALTY, INC, JE,
4-0S24. IA. l-3350
ARLINGTON, NORTH-Brick ram
bier. 3 bedrooms, pa baths, rec
reation room, garage; . air condi-
tioners, TV set: $500. HOLLEY
REALTY, 5lS3 Lee highway, KE.
ARLINGTON, NORTH, close-in loca-
ton. Older home in nice condi-
ton. Big kitchen, full basement;
Sl25. HOLLEY REALTY, 5lS3
Lee highway KE. $3.50.
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SERVICE STATION - New,
modern, in area of Baileys
Crossroads in Fairfax. Sta
ton situated in a highly
developed neighborhood and
commercial area and is GER
tain to develop into high-
gallonage outlet. Call ia.
4-l100; evenings and week
ends. JE. 2-1S57.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(cONIlNuEDl
SERVICE STATION
FOR LEASE

Mobile OIL Company has a proven
section for lease. Paid while learn
ing, no ceiling on earnings,
security for your family: health
full outdoor work. Enjoyable work.
ing conditions. Small investment
needed, Call Sam Berry, HE,
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RESTAURANT, well equipped, in
excel. loo. on main hwy into D. C.
Doing good business catering to
family-type clientele; din. rm. will
seat 1875, carriage rm. 100; park
ing for 10 cars: ABC license
Call Mrs. Fraley or Mr.. Furman.
so. 5000.
Gordon Mensh Realty Corp.
so. 5-6790
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WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from
young man interested in getting
into the construction waterproof
drawings, familiar with Specifica-
lions ano acquaintance with local
contractors EQUITY avail. and re-
wardtng, Full personal details and
refs. to Box .s2-J, Star.
: OPERATOR BEAUTY SHOP In
growing community; established
following, good school, DI. 9-4JlI,
Dl. 9-3lOl, Poolesville, Nd.
25-RM. HOUSE, near Thomas Cir
cle-5 baths, 3 kits, scar ga
rage: conv. walking distance to
town; licensed. SIP zoned. Call
OWNER. HO. 2-7S91.
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RESTAURANT-5Oee partnership.
Exper. operator to assume charge
of entire operation required Sal
airy and profit on owner share
basis will be arranged with re-
naming partner. 81 seating ca
pacity, daily gross $500 plus, g.
Arlington. Va. One partner has
other business interest, desires to
sell. Call ia. 2-a720.
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AIRING. N; available Sept. 18th.
Red brk. Colonial, with garage, 4
bedrms., 3l2 baths, liv. rm., lge.
din. rm.. comb. porch and solari-
UNI, paneled rec. rm. with COM
pletely equipped bar, oil hot water
heat, near all schools, 10 Minis.
Call MRS. HILL. ia. 7-nh12
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RAMBLER

RAMBLER .
4705 BLAGDEN AVE. NV.
All on one floor, 6 extra large
rooms, knotty pine den, pa baths,
all-electric kit, disposal, dish
washer, all-steel cabinets; out
standing rec. rm. wjbar; fenced
yard; large patio. Beaut. land
scaped lot 70Xl499. Wall-to-wall
carpet, Grapes. etc. Priced low
on todayS Market.
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lease. Sood poteSts ssS srO 49,
Call 10. l-2S02.
SPORTING GOODS sTOkE-Hpnt-
Ing Ing, nShing' Eecreational supplies;
excel. profit record, Will lease or
sell JU. S-50Sl after y ON.
BUSINESSMAN will
invest time and up TO $50, 900
restaurants, stores or liquor. Box
1881. Star.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-M.W.

AMER. UNIV. PIX. Air cond..
alum. comb. str. windows: den,
powder rm.. LIST A.: 3 bedrms.. 2
baths: f1oored attic; huge cedar
closet, fin. rec. rm. EN-. 3-3S69
after g p m. Sat. all day Sun.
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SODA FOUNTAIN CoNCEssION ID

SMALL STORE with souvenirs, to-
bacco, candy, newspapers, etc. Al
loo. ST, 3-4O36 or FE. 3-2:s7.
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AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY! - @
Sedrm. brk: Colonial IN convenient
fenced I'd. Open Sunday. 300
10Th I'd; North. or call Herndon
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ARL.-2-bedrm brick semi-det. !;
new cond.. bsmt., fenced yard. At
1925 26th st. N. Arl.: S110 mo
JE. 3-0O4S
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NORTH. cioSe-in ioca-
ton. Older home in nice condi-
ton. Big Kitchen, full basement;
Lee highway, KE. $3.50.
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ARL. N, Country Club area-3-
bedrm., 3-bath brk. rambler; rec
co If 4-3Q4O IF 20A1
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ANN NAN = Clean. frame, 9

AKL., 2BOb 9th RID. S.-COmplete-
y redec. semidetached, 2 bedrms.,
full bsmt.. oil heat; fenced-in back
yard. Cow. to Pentagon and
Navy Annex Open Sat. and Sun.
Call FE. 7-5923., DE. 1881.
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ARL. N. = Only $40. Daylight
bsmt. ramb. 3 bedrms., COW to
everything. cow. EMPL. REAL
ny co. KE. 6-7S43, OIL. 6-ITIg
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AAA MOTIFS FOp Gar.

AAA MOTELS FOR SALE
ADVICE, consultation; exclusive full
time motel broker. travel specialist
offering recommendations, bes
motel buys.
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 Woodward Bldg jackson $1,000
BEAUTY SHOP for sale, Modern
equipment. Only one in good loca-
ton. Call CE 6-S625 after 7 pm.
DELICATESSEN-RES TAURANT,
fully equipped, in thriving shop
ping center. Call WA. 1855.
DRY CLEANING PLANT; With
$4,000, $4,000 down. For infor-
nation call, KI. 9-s4O9 ewes.
EMBASSY ROW, Mass, ave.-30
rooms, s baths, 3 half baths; suit
able rm. house, embassy, or ma
tional headquarters. JE. 3-399S
EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE for auto
motive speciality equipment: D.
C., suburban Nd. and Va. Present
owner selling, due to. i'll health:
sales-minded individual can get
initial investment back within 5
months. Box 24-J, Star.
MAYTAG COIN-O-MATIC
STOREs-Your choice
Of four different sizes, as low as
S1,S00 down installed, So bank
financing: 40 to 500 return on
investment. No inventory or per-
sonnet problems. Little super
vision. Call MARLEE INC, OIL.
4-352S.
NURSING HOME FOR SALE, reg
istered in the State and county.
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THE WASHINGTON sTAR. we.Ai.sso.. o. c.
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Credits

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Knoxville.

Mrs. j c. Morgan. Jr.. and Mrs.
Jack Anderson were c0-hOsteSses
Saturday evening h0nOring MI ).
Shields Anderson with st0rk
shower at Mrs. Morgan's home.
Members Of her family we're pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Derrenbacker
and children, Kenneth and Liza. of
Alexandria, were recent visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dunevant
They we're dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ Duncvant Saturday
evening
Steve Coleman. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Coleman. of Radford.
arrived Sunday to spend the week
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
n. u. Jones.
Mrs John E. Ransom and Chef
are in Norfolk spending several
days with her sister. Miss Pauline
Peters. Miss Peters accom-
panied them home Wednesday for
the holidays.
Joseph b Coleman, OF Baltimore.
arrived Sunday for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. D. " Coleman.
Returns From Hospital
Mrs. John Word. who has been
a patient at Johnston-Willis Hospi-
tai in Richmond for several weeks.
returned home Saturday. Her visi-
tors while in the hospital were Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Ayers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eldridge Williams. Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Anderson. Mrs. Angus
tine Brooking, Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott
Word. Miss Ruby Gillespie. Mrs. w.
R. Shepherd. Rev. G. E. Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grow. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Lam. Mrs. Sybil Sterling
Also, Mrs. Dick Payne, John
Word. Mrs Gordon Grigg. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. v. Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs
c. B. Moring, Miss Parkie Dune
want. Mrs. C. c. Dowdy. Mrs. R
E. Newton. Mrs. Myrtle Grow. Mrs
Reeves Jones, Miss Barbara Dune
want, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Smith
Johnnie and Deborah, Mrs. James
Miller. Mrs. Lee Medlin, Mrs Fred
Wood. Mr.. and Mrs A. C. Scott
Mr.. and Mrs j. M. Ayers. Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Nuckols, Mr.
and Mrs. James Gillispie. Leonard
LeSueur, Mr.. and Mrs H A. Cole
man. Miss Billie Morgan. an
Mrs. William Falls
Mrs. Katharine Allen spent Sun
day night with her son-in-laW and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
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Smith. Of Richmond. She was OF
her way home from Fort Meade
Md. after spending several weeks
with her sou and family. MI anl
Mrs. Paul Allen.
Jack Jones. OF Huntington. W Va
recently visited his parents. Mr
and Mrs. Harry Jones.
Miss Parkie Dunevant returned
home from a weeks visit in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James E
Gillispie. of Richmond
Visit From Delaware
ElWood NuckolS, Of Smyrna. Del.
was a recent visitor Of relative;
here.
J. w. Word, Of MIddlebrook ana
Mrs. j. N. Garter. Of Shappards.
visited Mr. and Mrs Ben Word
Sunday.
The WINS Of Enon Church held
their regular meeting Monday cyc-
ming. John Ransom showed slides Of
films taken in Korea.
Mrs Harold Coleman and Harold
Jr.. spent Saturday in Farmville
S. E. Dunevant and Hunter Al
len, of Woodbridge, were, recent
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Sprouses Corner

MFR. and Mrs. ". G. sprouse en-
'ertained with a dinner party Thurs
day sight celebrating their son.
We s third birthday. Those at
+-Nd ag were Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
win, Pete and Bob Gown.
Week end visitors in the W. L.
Terrill home were MI. Terrills sis
ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jarvis and children, Of Kentucky.
Mr.. Terrill's mother, Mrs. G. L. Te-
al, Of Buckner. was also recent
visitor.
MRS. Elijah Throck,novton and
Mrs Mamie Spencer were Farm
VII gis.y5.s. -sedAt day.
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Dunevant
spent last week end with their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Roger Hardiman, Of Richmond. !
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visitors Of Mrs. s. E. Dunevant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Smith.
Deborah and Johnnie, Of Richmond
were week end visitors oil MIR. and
Mrs. John Word
Misses Minnie and Estelle Wood
Mr.. and Mrs D. v. Coleman. j
B. Coleman. Steve Coleman visited
Mfr. and Mrs John Word. Monday
evening
Mrs. w. J. Shepherd. Mr.. and
Mrs F. N. Word and children were
Sunday guests in the B. H. Word
home Their expected Thanksgiving
visitors were Or. and Mrs. B. H.
Weird and children, Of CharlOttes-
Vile
Book Taught
Mrs. j II. Price. Jr.. attended a
meeting at Maysville Church Mon
day evening A book on World
Evangelism was taught by Mrs.
Crews, which was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Duneyant
visited their SON law and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs Henry Blanton.
of Cumberland, Sunday.
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r, r. D. NJ. ,

Mrs J 7 RaEer hea TIE mis-
torture r. iai' ma hreak her arm
i Sr13ay fieht- sha r#'9rned fratn
4 virginia Raatat ifasnitsl Similar
\ atte'npon and is fiaE riaM'E
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Tena Fi-t'a eg
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ana tll Aaa.'t9a.
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hfie -@f t rH ftM a
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s- NJ n t2 A# iHs
il4l4liaYS EfA 1laer S9A, la13r
foSlef ep4il1e4' ana Mfs. hamil-
i- i'elf da''Fhtef Alis Graee
F--!'''sh a. p iticiifn4i.a. accompanied
asIfl
Fi+n''flS aAa l'Rfai-Y0s enjoyed
sfES 7Fo%A Nia'.lT niHat M VIC
" fakfr h@n1e FT tteir cousin.
y FL 'ach4 FoiA II Ailchigan He
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Among those from a distance
who attended the funeral were MI
Anderson 5 sisters. Mrs Ruth Smith
and Mrs Martha Bailey, ol Lex
.nglol. and MIS- George Howard.
and Nh Howard. OF Long Island.
NJ ". anl her son ana daughter
ii law. Mr ana Nfs. WALTON Andcr-
Of Red Springs, ~ g.
Others there were Miss 10 Blan-
ton. of Charlottesville: Mrs. Thomas
Woodward. OF Suffolk: Mrs. Harry
Harllton OF WASHINGTON. D. c.;
Walton Robertson. Of Lynchbug.
Nh ard Nlts I'alas Hohslns II. II.
ocbbins and Nlrs. William MaSey
il powhataA Mrs James Ander-
son. MIS-. fd 8aies and Ed Bates.
". of Brookaeal aad MI al1 Mrs.
z. G. Bncfer, eir and MIS- c. A.
Anderson. Mrs. n. e. Anderson ana
Beverly Alf aaI DTS IRWIN Tynis.
lIi. dad NIr4 Wesley Robinson.
alrs. Russell Cox anl ms. Arthur
Gravatt all Of Richmond.
Mrs J. 4. Greene. Of Arlington.
was week end enest of her
mother, Mis- j H. PAYNE.
Mr.. and Mrs. g f. Shorter. Mrs.
Theresa Cunningham. Ann Cunning
ham, Ms Tan Dillcn ard Guthrie
Malnpey were dinner CHESTS NJ Mr.
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Darlington Heishts Account
Eastern Star Banquet At Pamplin
Attracts Number From Heights Area

Mr.. and Ms. FAIRY Hamilton. Of
Washington. spent several days re.
Gently at their home here.
Many residents Of our community
attended the funeral CT Mrs. John
Ard = on at Bethlehem Presby-
teria.. Church, Saturday. Sincere
sympathy Is extended to her family.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-01
arlington Heights Account

Mr. and Mrs. G. e. Shorter. Mis-.
George Shorter. Misses Terrell and
Ida Harvey, Mrs. H. A. Shorter.
Mrs. Gerald Phelps. Mrs. j. T.
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Cum
ingham and Mrs. R. f. Booker at
tended the Eastern Star banquet at
Pamplin. Friday night.
Smyrna times., 1959-01-08

Calvary Methodist Church or
Sunday, Dec. %. Students par
ticipating were Jason Harman, a
freshman at West Virginia Wes-
leyan, and Eugene Thomas, a
senior at the University of Della
ware, both home for the holi-
days. Jason had charge of the
worship service, while Eugene
gave very inspiring message,
Those on the sick list are Mr..
Brice Virdin, a patient in Kent
General Hospital, and Mrs. L. A.
Covell, who came home from the
hospital on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heather
spent New Years Day with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Wright, in Clayton.
Master jeff Boys, Bridgeville,
visited his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Wyatt last week.
Your correspondent wishes the
readers a Very Prosperous and
Successful New Year.
Smyrna times., 1959-01-08
Marydel

WI oiid ivii D. otdoil W nit
marsh and granddaughter, Miss
Judy Cook, of New York, spent
the weekend with their daughter
and son-in-law, MIR. and Mrs
Thomas Heather. Jr.
Miss June Gordon and broth
er, Jay, returned home on We'd
nesday after spending the holi-
days with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Luton, Sr.
Mrs. Laura Glass and Miss
Sara Glass of Baltimore spent
several days last week with Miss
Margaret Smith and brother, Mr..
Guile Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Olin Ford vis-
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cherix,
Princess Anne, Md, last week
end.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick
Arndt spent several days last
week with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Lindsay and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Arndt, Hampton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Butts
had as dinner guests Tuesday
evening Mrs. Laura Glass, Miss
Sara Glass, of Baltimore, and
Miss Margaret Smith and Mr..
Guile Smith of town.
Mr.. Andrew Collision was over
night guest of Mr.. Jay Gordon,
Yeadon, Pa, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith re-
turned to Georgetown on We'd
nesday after spending some time
at their home here.
On Sunday evening, Dec. %,
relatives and friends of Mrs.
Laura Glass, Baltimore, gathered
at the home of Miss Margaret
Smith to help celebrate the seth
birthday of Mrs. Glass. Those
attending were Mrs. Pearl Glow
er, Miss Effie Davidson, Dover;
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Poore,
Smyrna; MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Smith, Mrs. Clara Smith, Mr..
Paul Smith, Mrs. Mary Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Butts and
Mr.. Guile Smith, of town; Mic
key and Patty Heath and Miss
Sara Glass, Baltimore. Miss Glass
showed pictures of her trip to
Europe last summer. Everyone
wished Mrs. Glass many more
happy birthdays"
On Wednesday evening, Mary
del M.Y.F. sponsored a Watch
Night service which was very
impressive.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Collision
and Andy spent Tuesday in Phil
adeIphia. They attended cine
rama while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heath,
Holly and Billy, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Heath on Tuesday.
They were accompanied home by
Mickey and Patty Heath who
had spent the holidays with their
grandparents.
Mr.. Theodore SoWada had the
misfortune to lose a sum of
money just before the holidays,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sowada wish to
express their thanks to the peo=
pie of the community for their
generosity. A purse was made
up to cover their loss.
The father of Mrs. Leroy Cam
eron passed away last week.
Miss Rae Markley is patient
in Children's Hospital, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cochran
of Nitra, w. Va, have returned
home after spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Heather.
Student Day was observed in