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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-06
.EIks To Sponsor
Supper Entertain.
menf Sunday,
August IA

JACKSON, Miss. - The DIR.
Elks of Grace Jones Temple
No. $50 of the city will sponsor
a DIR. ELKS POTPOURRI,
Sunday, August IA, TOO D. m.
in the Elks Home on Lynch
Street according to an announ-
cement from the office of the
DIR. Ruler, Miss L'Dina Robin
son. The program will include
a wide-range selection of tai
ent and a preview of early fall
fashions.
Program Chairman for this
event is Mrs. Sidney Marshall,
outstanding Jackson Club Wo-
man and DIR. Elk Who is also
the 1860 Reserve Fund Chair
man. Working along with Mrs.
Marshall and co-ordinating the
activities of the committee to
assure the community of a sue.
cessful program is one of the
Temples Past DIR. Rulers, Mrs.
Ethel Gordon, and Mrs. Lenora
Ports. The citizenry of Jack
son is cordially invited to this
probram which is the first of
its kind to be presented at the
Elks Home and should be a
rare treat for program "goers. -
This is the first program to be
launched by the DIR. Elks since
the election and installation of
Officers in the semi-annual
election period. DIR. Ruler Rob-
inson promises more programs
to the area sponsored by the
DIR. Elks that will contribute
to the fast growing Jackson
community.
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ing Rink, to where now thou
sands are entertained and
fed.
AS in the past, promoters of
the Picnic had the splendid
cooperation of both Negro
and White Merchants and 9TH
er civic-minded individuals in
providing the picnic lunch,
drinks, cookies, ice cream and
popsicles. Also, as in the past,
the picnic had the full cooper
alton of Mrs. Doris T. Hall
and other workers of the City
Recreational Department.
Again, Mrs. Rosie Redmond of
West Pearl Street, supervised
a group of ladies who prepar-
ed sandwiches and assisted in
the serving of the refresh
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-06

whose donations of cash and
food made this picnic possible
but to all persons who came
out and helped in any way.
Letters of thanks and appre-
citation will be sent by the
Picnic Committee to all per
sons who contributed to the
picnic. And, already, working
with Mrs. Rosie Redmond,
Mrs. Harvey and others have
begun plans for the Mississ D
pi Enterprises 1861 Free KID
die Picnic.
Representative from social,
civic c, religious, fraternal
groups will be asked to come
in and discuss plans to make
the Picnic, not only city-wide
but possibly statewide.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-06

ments. Mr.. J. E. McNeamer
supervised another group of
workers who passed out the
iced cold drinks. Mrs. Lille
Bell Walker Jones and her
staff from the Branch YWCA
were present to assist in SER
wing the long lines of boys and
girls. Rev. E. A. Mays, pas
tor of Central Methodist, was
present to assist. A list of all
voluntary workers is being
prepared and will be released
at another time.
On behalf of the children
entertained and fed, promot-
ers of the picnic extend a
warm and sincere thanks to
not only the merchants, firms,
organizations and individuals
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-06

JACKSON, Miss. - Here at
Anderson Methodist Church,
a great soul-stirring Revival
is now being conducted. You
are invited to attend this great
Evangelistic Campaign. 1t will
continue until August Is.
Join up in Salvation's Army
at Anderson Methodist Re-
cruiting Station, during this
campaign each night. Preach
ing service begins at 7:30 p.
m. The church is located on
Paige at Whitfield Mill Road.
The Rev. S. l.. Webb, dy-
manic and jubilant is conduct
ing the service.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-06

in ample time for prospective
students to determine their
place of registration.
The principals of the schools
will assign students to the va
riouS schools.
There will be "a elementary
schools in operation this fall
% for white students, and IL
for Negro students.
There are five junior high
schools for white pupils, and
three senior high schools.
There are four secondary
schools for Negroes.
The Jackson expansion has
taken in the Oak Forest Ele-
mentary School and the Gin
ton Boulevard Elementary
School. Both will operate I'M
der the Jackson Municipal
Separate School District this
fall.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-06

Senator Kennedy and Mboya
discussed the United States
helping the new African ma
tons with education a n d
building a viable economy"
and the role of the United Ma
tions in providing trained per-
sonnet"
The Senator said, 1.-THE Uni
ted Nations may be a more
satisfactory means than any
other''in assisting the African
countries.
He saw a need for the Uni
ted States Ito concern itself
far more than it has in the
past in Africa - not only in
time of crisis. !" Senator Ken
nedy is Chairman of the sub
committee on Africa of the
Foreign Relations Committee.
Continued on Page .
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-06
Six Expelled Students
Sue For Reudmission

MONTGOMERY, Ala. - u.
S. District Judge Frank M.
Johnson Jr., will hear testi-
mony Aug. % on a suit by six
expelled Negro students seek
ing reinstatement to Alabama
State college.
The ousted students - Ber-
nard Lee, Elroy Embry, Mar
zette Watts, st. John Dixon,
Edward English Jones and
Joseph Peterson - have ask
ed the Federal judge to order
them readmitted.
Gov. John Patterson, MEM
Der of the state Board of Ed
ucation and President HI.
Council Trenholm of the state
supported Negro college are
defendants in the complaint
which charges unfair treat
ment.
The board expelled the six
and three other Alabama
State students last March for
taking part in a sit-in demon
stration in the Montgomery
courthouse lunchroom. Twen-
ty others were put on proba-
ton.
The suit contends the ex-
pulSion merely retaliated
against punished and sought
to intimidate the plaintiffs for
having lawfully sought serv-
ice in a publicly owned lunch
room. :"
Some members of the Board
of Education were handed
copies of the complaint when
they arrived at the capitol for
a board meeting.
u. S. Marshall Charles S.
Prescott said the papers were
served there because officers
had been unable to contact
sofzie members earlier.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-06

standards. A few of the num-
bers to be featured by the
singer are: "C'est Magnifi-
cense," Darling, Je Vous
Anne Beaucoup," The Seine
"Volare",
mon Domenticar," "Tea
for Two," "You Don't Have
to Know the Language" and
''The Very Thought of You"
Cole, the first member of
his race to have his own week
ly television show, a few sea-
sons ago, tapped the program
in the three leading capitals
of Europe during his recent
concert tour.
The show will feature mu-
sic representatives of each
city interspersed with some
Cole standards that are typi-
cally U. S. A.
In addition to the gifted
singer, the program will fea-
ture British comedian David
King, who scored so heavily
here last summer with his own
weekly TV show. A company
of eight dancers will round
out the cast.
"A Cool Evening with Nat
King Cole" is produced and
directed by Britisher Bill
Ward.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-06
Over $1,000 TO Enroll
In City Schools Here

School year 1960-61 looms
on the horizon, and the Jack
son Municipal Separate School
District is preparing to open
its doors to the largest en-
rollment in its history.
The peak enrolment for
the coming year is expected
to be 81, 1893.
White students will number
Is, 700, while Negro students
will total 12,508.
In 1910 the school district
had an enrolment of 1851.
The enrolment in 1850 was
1887.
Glasses will begin Septem-
Der Is.
Registration will be held
Sept. TO. Detailed informa.
ton concerning application
for admission will be released
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-06

July &c. Hyannisport - Sen.
John F. Kennedy, comforting
with African nationalist lead
er Tom Mboya in Hyannisport
today, called for increased at
tention to African needs, par
ticularly in education.
Mboya, 29-year old Kenyan
labor leader, arrived in Hy-
annisport from New York City
with his brother, Alphone
Okuku, "a and Frank Montero,
president of the African-Am-
erican Student Federation in
New York.
After discussing African
problems with Mboya, the
Senator said the U. S. Govern
ment should play a greater
role" in broadening educa-
tional exchanges with eastern
central Africa.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-06
1st RheingoId Tv
Spec Stars Cole

NEW YORK - Nat (King)
Cole will appear in his first
television spectacular next
Tuesday evening aug. 81 over
NBC-TV from $50 to g: 80 pm.
Sponsor is Rheingold Extra
Dry of which Philip Lehman
is president.
This special program is be-
ing done in the form of a ira
velogue through Paris, Rome
and London.
Nat sings many Continental
favorites as well as the old
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-06
Negro Sentenced
For MonsIoughter

Circuit Judge Leon Hen
drick today sentenced Negro
j. B. Guice to 10 years in pri-
son for the May 80 Staying of
another Negro.
Guice was convicted of man.
slaughter Tuesday, for the
Staying of Negro Willie Hat
chett. Through Atty. E. B.
Todd. Guice entered a plea
of self-defense, and sought to
show that he and Hatchett
had fought earlier.
The jury reduced the char
&c to manslaughter after a
two-day trial.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-08-06
GUEST SPEAKER,
CHAPLAIN RICHARD
n MJOnI.ETON

Chaplain Richard T. Middle
ton who has recently return
ed from Korea will be guest
speaker at st. Marks Episco-
pal Church Sunday, August 7,
at HOO a. m. Come and hear
him.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28

Henry Medina family installed electric heating
built they kept all winter long
even troubeee heat this side of the Caribbean
especially like electric heating and the low
heating year only $312OO The
Menas took advantage of CET Budget Billing Plan for electric
monthly nsamens of only $312O over
10-month period!
The Medinas electric heating system is the truly modern way to
heat Like electric light it is absolutely silent and dre 1t costs
INSTALL because there ducts ues And electric
heating allows individual control temperature from room to room
Want cean convenient electric heatng For
free illustrated booklet write The Illuminating Co., 1487 Mentor
Avenue Panese Ohio Emwood 23345 4737 Main Avenue,
Ashtabua Ohio ONYman 7-610I.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28
MENU THE SER VICE

ge was on hard to distribute
1O2, 600 pounds of supplies and
to evacuate 5000 isolated
people. The Kearsarge'S me-
dical teams also inoculated
l7,25O people and performed
90 minor surgical operations.
Fort Campbell, KY. - Ar
my Specialist -Four CHARLc-
ES D. COOPER, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence w. Coop
er, 1875 North St, Chardon -,
recently participated with OF
her personnel from the l01St
Airborne Division in EXer =
else Quick Strike at For t.
Campbell and Camp Breckin-
ridge, KY.
Quick Strike tested the di-
Visions on the mark read
mess as one of the major
units Of the Strategic Army
Corps (STRAC).
Specialist Cooper, a mach
inc gunner in Company D OF
the divisions 18th Infantry
at Fort Campbell, entered
the Army in October 1858 and
received basic training a
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28

Memphis, Tenn. Marine
PVT. BRIAN A. RODECKER
of 2O7 Washington ave, Char
don, began a IA week cour-
Sc on aircraft engines at the
Naval Air Technical Train =
ing Center, Memphis, Tenn.
Before entering this school,
a students must compete a
two week course on air =
craft famiiarization.
The course bgan March %.
Long Beach, Calf - James
JAMES r. VAUX, airman
USN, son of Mrs. T h e m a
Vaux of Rt. /, Chardon, re-
turned to Long Beach, Calf
March II, aboard the a II t i
submarine aircraft carrier
USS KearSarge after a X
month tour of duty with the
U. S. Seventh Fleet in t h e
Western Pacific.
While overseas the KearS-
arge ard crew participat =
ed in various operational eX-
ercises and visited Hawaii,
Japan, Hong Kong and the
Philippines.
At Nagoya, Japan, in Octo-
ber, when typhoon "Vera"
struck that city, the Kearsar.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28
Fort Knox, KY.

Fort Knox, KY.
Great Lakes, III. - CHAR
LES l.. WALLER, son of Mrs.
Stella L. Waller Of 1913 Water
ST., Chardon, Ohio, gradual
ed from recruit training on
April 2 at the Naval Train
ing Center, Great Lakes, Ill.
The graduation exercises
markin the end Of min e
weeks of "boot camp, i n
cluded a full dress parade
and review before military
officials and civilian dignita-
rieS.
In nine weeks of instruc =
ton, the raw recruit" is de-
veloped into a Navy Blueac-
ket. ready for duty with the
fleet.
New London, Conn. - WILL
LIAM S. PHILLIPS, electron-
les technician seaman, USN,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
V. Phillips of Rt. 4, Chardon,
graduated March 81, from
the Navy's rbaSic Nuclear
Power School at the Submar-
inc Base, New London, Conn
instruction in the % week
course consisted of intensive
technical training on nuclear
physics and reactor principl-
eS.
, 1960-12-23
N o E

"A three story building will be
erected and ready for occu-
pancy during 1861. Located
conveniently on S a n d
Street, it will contain stores
with excellent window dis
play, all stores to be divided
to suit tenants. Second and
third floors to contain profess
sional and commercial Office
space. Designed and built by
CARTE Engineering for addi-
tional Information on leases
write to Carrie Engineering.
Gen. Del. Christiansted, or
visit Office at Golden Rock.
, 1960-12-23

The attention Of all employers affected by the
Worknen's Compensation Ordinance is invited to the
fact that the law requires Employers Report for the
termining premiums for 1861, to be filed with the Com
missioner of Finance, not later than February Is, 1861.
Forms for submitting this report may be obtained
from the Office Of the Custodian, Government Insurance
Fund, Department of Finance.
Employers affected by the Workmen's Compensa-
ton Law are urged to file their reports as promptly as
possible after December 81, 1860. and in any event, not
later than February Is, 1861, which is the final date
fixed by law.
Employers are requested to furnish complete mail
ing addresses on their reports, 50 as to facilitate mailing.
A penalty Of $4,000 fine, or Imprisonment for not
more than six months, or both, is provided by law for
failure to file these reports within the time specified,
Percy deJongh
2-1O-17-24 Custodian, Government Insurance Fund
, 1960-12-23

Notice is hereby given that the hearing on the Final
Account Of Katharine Aver Merrill and G. dewitt
Rogers, Jr. as Executors Of the above estate will be held
On January 18th, 1861 at 10 am at the District Court in
Christiansted. Anyone wishing to file any objection to
said account shall file and serve same upon e &c Witt
ROGERS. II. Executor, IA Church Street, Christiansted,
ST. Croix, v. I, in writing, prior to said hearing date.
Dated: December LIST, 1860
KATHARINE AVER r
Executrix !
8a C. DE WITT ROGERS, JR.
26-13-20 Executor
, 1960-12-23

Pan American offers DAILY departures by pure Jet to Miami
and New York, in addition 10 frequent jets during the week
to Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston.
Swift Jet Clipper connections are available to II Euro
pean cities. And now fares are the lowest ever! Book today
with Pan American. rAs.s ,A.A%
, 1960-12-23

- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INNITVG e 0ALI0 NSINIS
srx-,nous cHRSIANSTED- FREDERnKSTED-S cRoK-NL
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. cRoIA. CRAFTSMANSHIP JURISDICTION
In the Matter Of the Estate of
KEITH MERRILL, Probate No. 1899
Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING on FINAL ACCOUNT
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN;
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AID, INC.


5t59A LEE HIGHWAY
Arlington, Va. Kenmore 6-746o
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ROCKVILLE
NORTHWEST

Store or ONCE approx. 1s'x36' Il
small shopping center; S150 mo
NT@-rTYrry-@
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2O6 UPSHUR ST. NV
Nice display windows. Rent,
SS5.
1920 Irving st. n.w.-1OO-
#. depth. Rent S225.
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DRY CLEANING-VALET
LIQUOR STORE. MD.
5557 DORSEY LANE
WASHINGTON 10. D. C.
nT oIRS

Nr. District line. Owner quotes
over SS5,000 vol. last yr. Busi-
ness increasing this year. Over
32ec gross profit. Good lease, low
rental. Low cash payment to re-
sponsible people. Exclusive.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

18TH 4 r. I. AVE. N.E.--iO rms,
3 baths, full bsmt.; apt. s-3 firs.;
once equip; 5000 dn, uN. 4-7O45.
: II UNITS ON BAY-sAcRIFlCE
WRITE v. ~ BELLAMY REALTY
4a37 GULF BOULEVARD
st. PetersburR Beach u, Fla.
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w, Va.-Cacapon River
w. VA.

II acres, mod. new cottage. com,
pletely furnished. acre pond.
gift. deep, hunting, fishing, boat
ing. ideal for girl or boy camp;
also 2q-acre farm. 1-room house,
both large, barn; many other
homes, farms, motels, filing sta
tion5, Call $50, or 32S. o. e.
WIDMYER. J. r. Martin, Berkeley
Springs, w. Va. Write for free list.
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DRY CLEANING PLANT
0RJJGSTORE Hottest spot II
X r sales volume unlimited
Established Business

. ESUdUIISIIOU DUoIIICoO
q green houses, packing house. u
acres: 2-bedroom rambler plus
several contracts with large local
stores. Price, S25,0O0. JE. 4-nU41.
BROWN g. BROWN REALTY.
FROZEN CUSTARO with complete
.short-order operation; fully equip
ned. Nice comfortable ant. on prt-
mary I'd, 2S miles south Of D. C.,
in Prince Wi'lianr County, Va.
Excel business: S23.S00
"A = GRANINGER AGENCY
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w. VA. ESTATE
Close Romney
BEAUTIFUL, RAMBI Err

Part stone. 100 long, 4 yrs. old.
Cost to build, $4,000. Sets high
on a hill. bedrms.. 3 baths, lge.
liv. rm. overlooking lake and Rte.
so. Rec. rm. 1Sx30, . lee. kits.
patio in back of house: also a
grove of lge. oaks, equipped with
a grill and TV and seats 100
people. Property $4,000 #. above
sea level, beautiful mountain view.
Also tenant house: Il rms. bath
and furnace, a block barn: q
horse, cattle and hog barn. all
modern with running water: 4
years old: . lakes Of . acres
each. ] stocked with trout. the
other stocked with bass. very
large. Also stream, = mi. OF white
board fence, cross-fenced with
woven wire: consists of 20 acres
on corner of . main hwys. Hard.
surfaced road through property.
Price, $4,000; down. $4,000.
Plenty Of cost in value this ad
doesn't show. You would have to
see to appreciate.
EUGENE P. NIXON
RE. 7-slI& Ewes. LA. 6-5e4s
Sat. and Sun, 301-EX. 5-5130
(Continued on Next Page)
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Poolesville, ND
WI. e-9223 or 301-DI. e-3262
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STORES FOR RENT
BETHESDA

Small store 30'x35' in 1s-unit
shopping center for jewelry, books.
cameras. photography studio, op-
ttcian, ETC.: air conditioned.
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FARMS

THE BEST 14S-acre
farm in the valley, near Front
Royal; modern 4-bedrm. house,
streams, outbldRs., :, long road 'front.'
age: only $4,000; must sell. KEY
REALTY, ia. 5-209O, ia. 1853,
ACCOKEEK ARE Abb acres.
Lovely stone home, bsmt.; cattle
barn, several misc. bldgs., tenant
house now rented; $50 mo-; only
II mi. ID. c. Asking S75,00U.
acres. home; large tobacco barn,
stable, chicken house, etc.: excel.
deal; 800.
FORTIN REALTY
Blu. 3-2434 LO. $4,000
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHOP
Southern Nd. town: eood for mar
MIN. cash cash req. e Si5H mo. ore rent Incl incl
heat and light. Cail Lexington
Park. Md. Vo. J-6l0i.
RESTAURANT WANTED, D. c. OF
Md. Have $4,000 cash dn. fol
good business. Box 45-Y, Star.
REsTAURANT-LIQUOR, downtown
near y ST. Does about $4,000
mo-; seats l10. booths and tables;
nice equip, air cond. Priced, only
$4,000. terms, 50 900 cash. w
r. THRIFT, Broker. 1411 Pa. ave.
NV, MA. S-974j.
RESTAURANT with apt; ideal fol
couple, No jobbers. Call OWNER
ia. g-6635.
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FASHIONABLE
HARDWARE
ID. C.. CARWASH

Cerrifc loo. property and business
scan both be bought; car wash do
.ing over $4,000 per yr., netting
better than $4,000: run by re-
mote control; 100000 dn. will
handle.
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GENE CASTLEBERRY

] have z good farms for sale in
Montgomery County from S35. .00u
70 S2l0,OOG, most with good
financing. Buy ground in Mont
gomery County, make money, Call
me now. land specialist.
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JfFIGeSD SIuDiUS TOR MEN
lcONIlNuEpl
DOCTORS

PARKLANE BLDG, 20s5 Eye st.
n.w.i. mod. 5-rm. suite, lab. and
switchboard service. Also smaller
omeesa Rent reas. Phone FE.
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FARMS
(coNTlNUEDl
Charlottesville Area

oeliehtful home located in foothills
OF Blue Ridge Mountains Of Vir-
ginia, Situated ON 20 acres valu-
ssnt,dn sDie lana N, one o. pest res;il,dentiai
Farmington Country Club. Unique
house with great charm: 8 bed
rooms, . baths, most attractive
living and recreation rooms. maids
quarters. Magnificent views. noun
tam stream, lovely yard with Ror-
geous. shade trees. dogwood and
appreciate. BARGAIN: S44.500.
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RESTAURANT. downtown:
bargain: liquor. Year gross
Si02,OO0: air cond.. only
$4,000, q steal.
Also in GEORGETOWN: one
with LIQUOR. S45. .000: an
other, no LIQUOR, $4,000.
GERBICH
EN-. 2-02fS ST. 3-1939
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MOuNT AIRY. MD.

Modern stone dwelling in Mt. Airy.
q acre lot, bath, oil H.-W. heat,
s rms, town water. $4,000. Can
finance for about $4,000 down
and monthly payments on the
balance. Immed. poss.
2 acres of land improved with s.
rm. frame dwelling, located near
Mt. Airy. 10 heat or bath. $4,000.
Ia Acres near Mt. Airy. New e.
rm. dwelling with bath. Can
finance. $500.
s Il; ?; ggRDETTE & SON; REAL, Z;
eve and Sun. phi. Mt. Pryor AIM.
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SERVICE STATION
SERVICE STATION
FOR LEASE

Kemp Wash. section: mod ebay
stat, station sya g0oS i Ss1 saG
help finance. Call HU. l-2415.
SNACK SHOP wlfountain. etc. In
$3.50 incl. broom apt: air cond.
You can bank money herel $4,000
down. A. r. SEELYE, DI. 1885.
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HARRINGTON
SHOPPING CENTER

One remaining store in prosperous
nearby center of 25 stores.
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WAREHOUSES for RENT

APPROX. $500 so. FT., on groun'
floor in nearby Oxon Hill. new
ample parking. Call OWNER q
MA. S-SB6A: ewes, OIL, 6-6275.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. Close
in Montgomefy Co. New IO,0O0-ft
bldg. or will divide. Reasonable
rental.
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MIDDLEBURG AREA. 500 acres.
several houses. stream. etc
$69. 500. FAIRFAX REALTY, CR.
3-2407,
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371 ACRES
FREDERICK COUNTY

Damascus Area-Attractive,
artistic, split-level redwood
country home; exceptionally
large living room, beamed
ceiling; 3 bedrooms, bath.
Dutch kitchen; hard-top
driveway: new barn and
stables: stream; productive
farmland: valuable frontage
on hard road: must be seen
to be appreciated; 35 miles
to D. c. or Baltimore via
dual highway. Shown by ap-
pointment. Asking price.
$4,000 (termsl.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-03

The work. not yet fully COM
pleted but advanced enough to
see the long cherished end, has
been the census of data on early
tombstones in public and private
cemeteries within the county.
Information has been cata-
logued and card file for each
stone has been typed. The cards
are further arranged by magi-
sterial district within the county.
Two types cards for each tomb
stone we're prepared, one for
county file, duplicate for the
files of the Virginia Historical
Society at Richmond.
Society's Thanks
Recently, after receiving the
Society's card file. John Mel
vile, Society director. wrote to
several of the local sponsors as
1OllOWo.
Il have gone over the results
of your vast labors. It IS a Won
derful collection of data which
will serve purposes too numer-
GUS to mention. We are delight
ed beyond measure to have
set of the cards in our library
and cannot thank you enough
for what you have done in this
project.
Il know it required an enor-
nous amount of work and feel
that no expression Of gratitude
which l might extend would be
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