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Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18
FREDERICK
Trinity Methodist Church

Trinity Methodist Church
Church School 9:45 A. M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
NJ. Y. F. 700 P. NJ.
Junior Choir Rehearsal, Friday,
Nov. Is, $50 pm.
MYF. Trip to see the picture
Ben Hur will take place Saturday,
Nov. 10, leaving Frederick for
Salisbury by 7:3O am. Members OF
the M.Y.F.' and guests who plan to
go should turn in 75c for each tic
ket tonight at the M.Y.F. Meeting.
Only those ordering tickets will be
sure of getting seat.
A Thanksgiving Eve Service will
be held at the Church on Wednes-
day, Nov. %, at 7:30 pm. The pas
tor will preach on Showing Our
Thanks"
A Word OF Thanks to all who
had any part in making our Home
coming Services and the Luncheon
the fine time of worship and fell
lowship that they were, a job well
donei
Sardis Charge
Church School 200 PM.
Followed by Worship Hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Rawlins spent
the weekend in New York City.
While there, they attended the
wedding of a friend.
Mrs. Edna Davis and daughter
Eleanor and Mrs. Katie Knight of
Magnolia, were Tuesday afternoon
guests of Mrs. Sallie Williams.
Charlie Manlove spent last week
with his brother. George Manlove.
Mrs. Mary Burris, of Lewes,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Matlack,
Thorofare, NJ, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Mat
lack and family.
Mrs. James Smith, Milford, was
Saturday visitor of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dolan and Mrs. Edith
Hovey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz
and children visited with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Boone,
Sunday.
Friday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bennett were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Donophan and dau-
ghter Joan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
Moore, all of Magnolia. Mrs. Ben
nett celebrated her birthday. There
was homemade ice cream and cake
enjoyed by all. The Bennetts were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lindale to a. turkey dinner Satur-
day evening. Sunday evening
guests of the Bennetts, were Mr..
and Mrs. James Foxwell of Hick-
man.
Mrs. Bessie Sherwood, FELTON,.
was Sunday visitor at her sisters
Mrs. Laurence Boone, Sr. and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Vasco, New
York, spent part of last week at
her sisters, Mrs. Gordon Belts and
family. Mrs. Belts was one of the
lucky hunters to bag a deer dur
ing the weekend.
Miss Judy Weinburg spent the
weekend with Miss Marsha Belts.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18
OCEAN VIEW
Mrs. Ethel Davidson

Mariners Bethel Methodist Chu-
rch Order of Worship:
At Eleven o'clock. the Congre-
CATION assemblies: Organ Prelude
by either Mrs. Sally Jane Hickman
or Mrs. Dorothy H. Murray.
Minister of Music: Mrs. Ella
Mezick; Sermon by the Minister,
Rev. Charles E. Covington;
The Church School precedes the
Worship service; and begins at
9:45; with Mr.. Vernon W. McCabe,
General Supt; Mrs. Marilyn Camp
bell, Supt. of Juniors.
M.Y.F. Meeting is held at $50
Pm. Topic-The Bible is the Word
of God; Speaker, Rev. C.E. Coving-
ton.
At the Presbyterian Church, the
Sermon is delivered by Rev. James
H. Bishop, Minister.
The WSCS of Mariners Church
held their monthly meeting on
Monday evening of this week.
The marriage of Mrs Bernice E.
Hopkins of Ocean View, to Mr.. Ed
ward L. Hammond, of Millville,
took place on Friday Nov. 11th, at
the Eden Methodist Church at Will
lards, Md. Rev. WA. Donoway, of
ficiated.
After the Ceremony, the happy
couple left for New York, where
they sailed or left on the Queen
Bermuda for Wedding Trip to
Bermuda. Upon their return they
will reside in Millville. The Com
munity extends their Best Wishes
and congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edw. L. Hammond.
Mr.. Hammond is a Veteran of
World War I. and is builder, and
has been employed by a Contrac-
tor.
Mrs. VIM. P. Short, Sr. was the
overnight guest on Saturday of Mrs.
John c. Hazard of Rehoboth.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18
Lulu M. Ross Elementary
School News
Mrs. Marjorie Steiner's

Grade 1 Mrs. Marjorie Steiner's
Section 3
This has been short week for
us. but we decided that Election
Day is a very important day. We
asked all of our mothers and
fathers to vote on Tuesday. 1t is
hard for us to understand why we
cannot vote, but you can be sure
of one thing, we will vote when we
are old enough. 1t is our right and
privilege in this Democracy.
We were especially delighted
when our parents came to visit us
Thursday. We asked them to come
because it was American Educat-
ion Week. One boy said he thought
his mother should come more often.
We all wanted our parents to hear
us read. This is about the most i'm
portant thing for us to learn and
| it is so much fun to read.
Our big project for this week was
to fix a display window. This was
our first attempt and it was hard
| to decide what to do. Finally, since
Thanksgiving is drawing near, we
decided to have our window show
things for which we are thankful.
We listed these things: food, SCH
| ool, church, friends, home, and
! family We drew these things and
displayed them in lovely fashion.
Why don't you stop and see it
| some day?
We have just started to learn
about the First Thanksgiving and
who celebrated it. The Pilgrims
were really brave people to come
across the ocean on a little boat
like the Mayflower. Next week we
are going to hear what they did
when they got here, and how the
Indians helped them.
Since you won't be hearing from
us again soon have a thankful
Thanksgiving!
Grade 4 : Mrs. Helen Holleger's
Section 2
I We are learning to do things
which will make our bodies grow
strong and healthy. At our orga-
niZed game period in the afternoon
we play many different games. To-
day we learned to jump rope 'front.'
wards, backwards, and criss-cross.
We have two telephones in our
room which are hooked to a dry
cell battery. 1t is like using a real
telephone. Everyone has had a turn
to talk on them. We know how to
take message and talk to people
politely. Alexander Graham Bell
invented the telephone "a years
ago.
Mrs. Gross, from Milton, has
been coming to our room to help
us learn to use the encyclopedia.
We have guinea pig and a tur-
tie in our room.
Cafeteria Menu
| November 21-25, 1860
Monday: Milk, Assorted Sand
wiches, Bean Soup, Salad, Pudding
or Fruit
Tuesday: Milk, Roast Turkey, Fill
ling, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Peas,
Cranberry Sauce, Bread and Butter,
Fruit Cup.
Wednesday: Milk, Tomato Soup,
Toasted Cheese Sandwich, Succo-
tash, Fruit.
Thursday and Friday, Thanksgiv-
ing Holidays.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18


Mr.. and Mrs John t. West, Jr.
has returned home from a trip to
Harrisburg, Pa where they went
to Vote. They are now making their
home here
Mrs. Nelson Dolby visited her
niece Mrs. Alberta Justice at
Georgetown; and spent the week
end with her daughter and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Campbell, at
Frankford-
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Robinson
entertained on Saturday at lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Robinson
from Woodland Beach; TEX. Sar-
geant Archie S. Evans and children
Stephen; Donna, JOY; and Garry,
from Smyrna
Afternoon and evening guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Oakley and
children, Peggy; Diane and George
Albert, from Parsonsburg, Md;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Robin
son and Claire Kay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe H. Davidson
left on Monday of this week for
st Petersburg, Florida, where they
hope to enjoy the Sunshine this
Winter. During their absence, Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18
FELTON,
Mrs. VlrgIe Carlisle

FELTON, Methodist Church, Rev.
Hugh G. Johnson, Minister, Mrs.
Ina Hughes, Pianist; Church Sch
ool 9:45 am; Worship service
1900 am; M.Y.F. 5:45 Sunday
evening.
The Children's Choir anthem
was Scattering Seeds of Kindness"
They were accompanied by Karen
Haldeman.
The Senior Choir anthem was
More About Jesus"
Miss Lois Dill of State Teachers
College, Salisbury. Md, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Courtland Dill of Whitleys-
burg.
Terry Turner, u. S. Navy, Char
lesion, S. c., was the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Grace Turner over
the weekend. He also visited Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Turner and son of
Haddonfield, NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morrow of
Yeadon, Pa, were Sunday guests
of b. It. East.
bdWTencc idylOT VI WdSHlH6 IOn,
DC, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Linda Taylor. - e
Mrs. Mildred Fielding and Miss
Elizabeth Gruwell of Wilmington,
spent Saturday with Mrs. Anna
Mae Gruwell and Mrs. Bess Cub
bage.
Edward Ross of Goldey-Beacom
Business College, spent the week
end with his mother, Mrs. Lillian
Ross.
Rev. Robert Hodgson spent part
OF last week in Bethany Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18
MEMORABLE BIRTHDAY

LAWRENCE, Mass. (P)-Young
Margaret Rowell of Methuen won't
forget her 18th birthday party.
1t was at Lawrence General Hos
pital, and she didn't even get a
piece of the birthday cake.
Margaret was thrown from her
bicycle when a piece of wood got
tangled in the spokes. X-rays in
dicated a broken jaw, so Margaret
went on a liquid diet.
She slipped chocolate milk while
guests ate the cake.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18

Mary Bennett will be your Cor
respondent Please phone or tell
her of your guests or happenings
of interest.
Mrs. May Hearn had hs her din
ner guests on Sunday; Mrs. Carrie
Lynch; Mrs. Allie Pickering; Mrs.
Katie Hall. After dinner they took
an auto ride to visit friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, the lat
ter was the former Mary Ross Ben
nett, of Wilmington were the week
end guest of their cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Lighthipe.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18

The earth each year reflects
and radiates exactly the amount
OF heat which it receives during
the same period from the sun.
Milford chronicle., 1960-11-18

Pears should be picked while
still little green and allowed to
ripen in a cool basement.
Arizona tribune., 1960-12-02
YOUNG GIRL HIT
BY SPEEDING CAR

PARIS, Tenn.--Police have
taken special precautions for the
protection of a Negro pris oner
held here on a charge of abduct-
ing and robbing a 20-year -old
white woman earlier in the week.
Police said Hafford Lightfoot
was taken to secret Jail Satur-
day night after hearing. This
move was made in the face of re-
ports that some citizens might
try to take the law into their own
hands.
Arizona tribune., 1960-12-02
THREATS MAILED
TO NON WHITE MEN,
BERS OF u. N.

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.--
US. Ambassador James ]. Wads
worth last night asked the FBI
to trace down the source of an
onymous scurrilous letters
warning colored delegates to the
United Nations not to "defile the
hotels and restaurants of our
white city,"
US. sources, while making
no charge. limited broadly that the
racist letter might be the work of
"a foreign delegation seeking
to embarrass the United States
at a moment when the general
assembly was considering Rus
sia's demand for complete free
dom for all colonial people.
WAD6WORTH issued a state
ment saying that the letters. re-
ceived by a number of Negro
delegates in envelopes addressed
to their hotels. complete with
room numbers and reputedly Or
iginating with the Ku Klux Klan,
could be "the work of a crack
pot, or the work of others who
seek to embarrass the United
States.
Il therefore ask that all those
who have received this shocking
letter be good enough to give me
the envelopes, the letters and
any other pertinent information"
WadsWorth said.
Il have already asked the FBI
to launch an immediate investiga-
tion and it is imperative that we
receive as much evidence as is
available in order to identify the
source so that appropriate steps
can be taken by the u. S. author
ities.''
The letter was received by del
egates of Chad, Somalia, Liber-
ia and other non-white countries.
Arizona tribune., 1960-12-02

LES FEMNiES DART held exhibit
Mrs. D. W. Williams 5O0l S. 81 Way Friends invited
handcra arrwors created by the hands of these
charming ladies of Phoenix.
-Mesdames Cercy Mcclellan. Fred Williams.
Leonard Wilburn, Fides and Robert Reeder.
Standing left Mesdames Jones, William
Frank Huff. Fayzel Daniels William Corbin. D. w. Williams.
Aubrey Adridg Alton Thomas, William Smith, A. D. Hart William
Lttleton, Gerald Swain, and Homer Roberts.
Arizona tribune., 1960-12-02

WASHINGTON = Anglican
Bishop Richard Ambrose Reeves
who was deported from South
Africa for his opposition to the
governments rigid racial pol
icies. said yesterday North At
rica's black peoples will not sit
idly by and see their brothers
ground down.
There are. he said. 200 mill
ion blacks living north of South
Africa, many of them now in
independent nations.
II doubt if these 200 million
blacks will sit idly by and see l
million of their brothers inSouth
Africa ground down." Bishop
Reeves salt at a news confer
ence.
Arizona tribune., 1960-12-02
Doors Opened

November ended ON high note for human
relations in the City Of Phoenix. ON the last
Wedne sd0y and the last day of the eleventh
month, Joe Banks, one Of my friends and a
FELLOW journalist stated the open door policy
agreed upon by OoO71eY and managers 1OhO be-
long to the Arizona Restaurant Association.
Mr.. Banks, executive secretary of this GROUP
composed Of more than 300 eating establish
ments, announced that persons will not be de-
MED service in all first class restaurants in
the metropolitan area because Of their race,
creed or national origin.
ON several occasions, the editor of the AYl-
zOna Tribune has conferred with Joe Banks
concerning the attitudes of many restaurant
0sOneYs aOlsO had readily accepted his patronage
for several years.
Mr.. Banks worked long and tiyelessly to
bring about this policy. There sOas no force
Of any kind employed and the i,,dividual ownaeYs
and managers agreed voluntarily to open their
doors.
restaurant operators once felt that their
patrons Mould object to an open door policy,
but public opinion has convinced them that the
spirit of democracy prevails perhaps greater
wben people relax and eat.
Needless to say that this is the time for OuY
organizations to put forth some efforts for an
open door policy for employers. AS stated
previously in this publication can not
worry too much about what place he aOiI dine
at until one has sufficient money to purchase
food for his table at home.
The need for jobs looms as the greatest
problem facing the Negroes in Arizona as the
last month of 1860 begins.
Arizona tribune., 1960-12-02

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S SaATUOLN 91BlC
Evening star., 1960-05-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON. N. BY owner: 3
tvin-bed rms. "a baths, mod. kit J.
sep. din. rm., scr. pch.. patio, rec
rm.: garRge; fence: walk to schools
and bus. FHA, $4,000. AskinR
So 800. JE. 2-3453,
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Evening star., 1960-05-08
BRoYHnL sT-ANNANDALE
Brk. Bi-leVel
oLUMBIA PINEs-ANNANDALE
Big Rambler

With very spacious rooms througt-
out, has 3 large bedrms., sep. din.
rrn., Panch-Size kitchen, . baths,
bsnt., garage Vacant and avail
able. S26.950. Open house at
Q45 Ridge I'd
Evening star., 1960-05-08
HALL REALTY co.

ASSUME the 4iatc loan on this
immaculate 3-bedroom home. Z
Corners area. Full basement,
equipped kitchen, separate din.
fenced iot. 1880. KoRzEN-
DOFFER REALTY, INC KE.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
GROVETON
HIGH SCHOOL
MOVE IN TODAY
S23,950

Brick split-leVel on eor-
geously wooded lot. I05X
1O5: 8 big bedrooms, ~
baths, mahogany-paneled
recreation room with
fireplace, den, full base
ment, carport and An
Chor-fenced rear yard.
Owner will rent with op-
tion to buy or accept
small down payment
from reliable buyer. Va
cant, ready and waiting
for you. Call so. $500
to see Il TO-DAY
Evening star., 1960-05-08
$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT
S1. .OOO DOWN. S70 NO.

~-fVVV = = " ~ VIZ ~7-O'
Buys this 7-room detached home
situated on > wooded lots Area
of Seabrook. Md. Mr.. Chisholm
WOODBRIDGE REALTY, WA.
r-nHGo. AP 1-SISl
Evening star., 1960-05-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX bedrms., IL baths; split
level with bSmt. rec rm.; fenced
yd. Assume 4lare GI loan. SAL
500. OWNER, FL. 4-5440.
ALEX-S17, $50. Brick Cape Cod;
living rm. with fireplace, separate
dining rm. . bedrms.. bath, kit
on LIST floor. l-bedrm. kitchen
and bath apt. with separate en-
trance upstairs tnow renting $50
MOI, also large basement and very
iSrge yard. Assume 4lzes LIST trust
See IL today. XII. a-3630. NJ. H.
BARRY ORG. REALTY ADMIN.
ALEX.-DUPLEX. oVerlooks PIX,
river. 8 mi. south Mt. Vernon blvd;
94-acre, beaut. home and income.
$4,000 dn. ACT. DT. 7-6500.
ALEX, BELLE HAVEN-Aristo-
cratic Mount Vernon type house on
lovely terrRced plot, situated in
smart country club area. Beau
tifully decorated. wall-to-wal car
pet, crystal chandeliers. Center
hall plan, 4 baths, 3 bedrmS.. fin-
iShed attic for add. bedrmS., maid S
rm., 2-ear garage. S41 900. OR.
3-3214
Evening star., 1960-05-08
LAKE BAREFOOT

Lovely 4bedroom rambler with separate
dning room and IA baths on of the largest and
most beautiful lots in Lake Barcroft l76 # Of lake
in large recreation room. both overlooking lake fire.
places lone in living room and one in recreation room)
Recreation patio overlooking broad
expanse OF meiculously Handicapped lawn and garden
which sweeps down to private beach and This
truly OUTSTANDING home in an exclusive area. Open
Sunday, l I'll dark From l4th st. Bridge drive
Columbia pike to Lake Bancroft entrance. right Lake
View Or to end and house, 9@5, on culdesac S46500
Call IA. 10000.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
ALEXANDRIA
4 BEDROOMS
2 BATHS

Brick Cape Cod on large
Handicapped corner lot.
Centrally air conditioned.
full basement. paneled
recreation room and
screened porch. Assume
4l2to GI loan: Sl20 per
mo. pays principal. in
terest. taxes and insur-
snce; S24,250. Call ia.
$4,000 to see it today.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
RANCHER

McLean-Attracti and spacious,
this modern brick rambler on a
large level Handicapped lot consist
ing. of 3 lovely bedrooms, = full
baths, attractive living dining
room: modern kitchen, fully
equipped with eating space. plus
a full dry basement with outside
entrance. All this plus carport
should make this a must" to in
Spect. Only $1,000 down FHA.
UT G Conn
Evening star., 1960-05-08
OAKCREST
ONLY $18,950

What prize in this fabulou,
nelshborhood OF more expensive
homes, only minutes from Penta-
eon and y. c.! Gracious white
Cape Cod hidden by huee dog.
woods and big naples and sur
rounded by wealth OF shrubbery
ana flowers. GARDEN LOVERS,
DREAM! Dormitory bedroom, an.
prox., l5x35 #. upstairs, piu,
additional bedroom or storage
rom Sxl4; put the kids upstairs
Wlth, all their toys. On FIRST floor
lovely big f1replaeed living room
with, French door to side Screened
porch talso has door from kitch-
EN-. ideal for entertaining, sepa
rate formal dining room, 2 LARGE
bedrooms and tiled bath. nicely
equipped kitchen, DAYLIGHT
WALK-OUT BASEMENT OFFERS
workshop and ample space for
Iuture rec. room: finish it your
self! ATTACHED GARAGE Ex-
eellent terms available to qualified
DIRECTIONS: From l4th st
Bridge, out Shirley Highway, left
on Arlington Ridge Rd., 10 25I0
ana our open sign
Evening star., 1960-05-08
GORDIN-M N-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
SPRINGFIELD
SWIM AND FISH
5-ACRE LAKE

Custom built brk. ram :
bier on "a acre, Just |
block from swimming and
fishing, in a well-main-
tained. sprine-fed com =
munity lake. There is a
l5x2l living room with
williamsburg fireplace,
10xl3i2 custom kitchen
in color, } twin-sized
bedrms., full basement.
huEe mahogany -paneled
recreation room with
fireplace, den Ior 4th
bedroom, > full baths.
A rare find at S23,500.
Call FL. 4-S600 to see it
today.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
ID y HIEH %.
KE. $4,000
CONVENIENT

5. Arlington. right of Columbia
pike--This brick 3-bedroom semi
detached is q terrific buy. Nice
size living room, separate dining
room, equipped kitchen; full base
ment with rec. room: Ia baths
and detached garage. Only
blocks from schools. bus ano
shopping Only 5000 down FLA.
TIE. 6-1415
Evening star., 1960-05-08
BRICK RAMBLER
$17,S00

Features 23-ft. living
room. 12-tt. modern
kitchen, 2 bedrooms with
plenty OF closet space;
full basement. Already
financed. Sa2.24 per mo.
pays principal, interest,
taxes and insurance.
so. $500 TO see it
to-day
Evening star., 1960-05-08

Anxious to get out of the
apartment and into a home
of your own? This beautiful
brick rambler could be the
answer. Comfortable size
living room with fireplace,
modern equipped kitchen,
three bedrooms and big
.ull basement. Complete
storm windows and a fenced
rear yard. Exceptionally
clean and neat and only
S17,950. Call ia. 5-I550,
ATLAS REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
Z Corners

OPEN, 20 PM.
Just step TO Z Corners-Brosd
st bus at door Priced in the
low 2OS-can place Sl7,50O 25-
year LIST trust. Beautiful all
brick rambler. Lovely 22-ft. liv-
ing rm. with fireplace, separate
dining rm., fully equipped kitchen
disposal, etc. WITH EATING
SPACE 3 bedrms. and de luxe
all-tile bath. Full basement with
"a bath. Corner wooded lot with
l30-ft. frontage. See this with
out fail!
TO INSPECT: Broad st. (Falls
Church, between Lee hwy. and
Arlington blvd. q Corners. sos
East Broad st.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
LUXURIOUS
CONTEMPORARY

Modern architecture at its bestl
Enlquely distinctive THREE BED
ROOM, 21a-BATH RAMBLER none
otneF 10 equal II in the Metro
LIVING ROOM, lavishiy psneIled
with BEAMED CEILINGS. ne
luxe kitchen, immense rec room
with fireplace, fabulous patio with
UNIQUE nSh pond. Gorgeous wooded
level lot, over 200 IT. deep SIN
900 FIRST TRUST MAY BE AS
SUMED. An unusual and ouStand
ING property for Just S2q,g50
Out Lee Highway,
thru Fails Church to Meadow view
rd,, left to 2SS and our open
sign.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARLINGTON, $3.50 3rd st. South;
lCor. Illinois and 3rd sts.. Glen
Carlynl l.-6-rm. house on lots
OWNER. IA. s-3016.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
CLOSE IN

Y. Arlington, close to Z Corners
An immaculate brick Colonial
with = bedrooms. nice-size Twins
room, separate dining room, com
pletely equipped kitchen and full
drv basement. There is a nice
size screened porch of the kitch-
en-, ideal for summer living. Plus
large beautifully planted and
shrubbed lot. Can be purchased
with 81 900 down and reasonable
monthly payments.
u II nnnn
Evening star., 1960-05-08

ANXIOUS OWNER must sell g.
bedroom, fully equipped rancher
on nearly l2-acre lot near Falls
Church. S400 cash needed.
PLANTATION REALTY. JE. 4-2744
ARLANDRIA-SlO,950. S40O dn.,
total payments, $50 mo. 2-bedrm
bungalow; full bsmt.; level lot;
2 blks to bus and shop; immed,
JOHN M. ANDERSON
IA. s-s214 ia. 5-0s42
ARLINGTON, OFF GLEBE RD.-3
bedrooms, 3 baths, den, reduced to
So $50. Full basement brick Cape
Cod attached garage, walk TO
schools. shopping and transporta-
tion, newly decorated. Vacant and
call BRoYHILL & SONS REAL
TORS. ia. 4-13O0.
ARLINGTON, Dominion Hills
Three bedroom brick home;
screened porch, fireplace in liv.
ing :oom, separate dining room
equipped Kitchen; lovely land.
scaped lot; convenient to Seven
Corners; St7,q50 and you may
assume the low interest loan
KORzENDORFER REALTY, INC.
KE. $1,000.
ARLINGTON, nr. Pentagon-3 bed
rms, plus finished rm. in full
bSmt., . baths. excel kit, scr
porch. $4,000. ia 7-02T0.
ARLINGTON - Lge. house; excel
loc. for professional ONCE or al.
most any cultural enterprise
house built for > fam. and excel
invest. propt.. ideal for salubriou,
living. See owner for most ress.
price and easy terms. IA. 5-634S
2049 N. Glebe rd.
Evening star., 1960-05-08

Contemporary ranCher,
vacant and ready to
move in-oWner will re-
decorate in buyers choice
OF colors: l4x22 living
room with fireplace, Ia
#. dining room. left,
compl. equipped Kitchen,
3 bedrooms, full davliRht
basement with recreation
room and 2nd bath
roughed in. Carport and
ba seboard h.-w. heat;
1000 cash down will
ha ndle; S2l,500. Call
CIR. 3-4560 to see 1t
TODAY.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
NEIGHBORHOOD
COUNTS!

Exclusive Crystal Springs Knolls /,
tne location OF this choice resi-.
lehce, FIVE MINUTES TO PEN.
LAGOON OR DC. VIA THE PARK.
WAfI Your summer comfort 1,
assured by 1--WE ton central air,
conditioning unit. THREE BFD.
ROOM ia BATH BRICK RAN.
BIER. having delightful patio
terrace. full basement, garaRe
VACANT. Ready to talk terms al
S33,a50.
DIRECTIONS: From the sprout Run
PARKWAY, right on Lorcom lane,
Iignt on Nellie Gusts dr.. to 37lg
Evening star., 1960-05-08

AURORA HILLS-Wslk to Penta-
gon. Immsc. 4-bedrm., 2l7-bath
brick 2-story with big kit. sep
din. rm: bedrm. and bath on lst
floor; pan. rec. rm; 3 bsdrms
| bath on end floor. DASHBOARD
HOT-WATER HEAT. To inspect
call BROYH1LL 4 SONS, Real.
tors, $500 Lee hwy.
la. 4-1300