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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-23
Grove Park Ends
Summer Activity
With Picnic
Other Recreation
Projects Wind Up
Within Two Weeks

The Grove Street Park ended
its summer program for n e
younger children. with picnic
Friday afternoon at the Park.
An estimated IS Youngsters par
ticipated in the program.
Highlight Of the Grove Street
Park is the annual presentation
of the Good Citizenship award.
Winning the award this year
was Miss Lou Watson. five-year-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. Watson, III. This award
goes to the person who h a $
demonstrated. the best qualities
of citizenship by cooperating in
recreation play, participating in
daily events, and promptly obey
ing requests of the park super
viSOrs.
Attendance at the Park this
summer averaged between 20
and Is children daily, according
to Miss Nancy Striplin. park
supervisor. This number h a S
declined from several years ago
due to highly organized activi-
ties in baseball and swimming.
The program is now exclusive
ly for children under II years
of age.
Several other phases of the
.Farmville Memorial Recreation
Association summer program
are still going full blast. T h e
Little Boys Baseball League has
at least one more regular game,
and then a playoff is still to
be held for the major | e que
teams. Details on this are not
yet firm. but it is expected that
the plavoff will be held during
this week.
Two baseball organizations
have completed their summer
play. The high school baseball
league has its program. Farm
vile was in the western division
playoffs, losing to Crewe, who
in turn was defeated by Bruins
wick for the district champion
ship.
The Youth League, for boys
1915 years Of age. has complet-
Continued on page u
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-23
Walker Murder
Hearing In County
Court Tuesday

A preliminary hearing for Mrs.
Hannah P. Walker and her
brother, Dan Gravely, both Ne
gro. will be held in Prince Ed
ward County Court Tuesday at
10 am.
The two are charged with the
murder Of Page Walker on July
5. Both Walkers wife and her
brother are awaiting trial in the
Farmville Jail.
Walker. as, was shot two times
in the head with a pistol at close
range. He was murdered at his
home just west of the Norfolk
and Western underpass on U. S.
Route AGO west of Farmville.
Walker was proprietor Of Master
Cleaners.
Mrs. Walker, "a, was arrested
the same night Of the murder.
Gravely was arrested in Chester
field county where he worked the
following day.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-23

been worked out yet, according
to Quisenberry He said today it
would take several days to deter
mine how much time would be
needed to cover the various
streets. To discover this. expert
mental runs. such as one begun
by Superintendent of Public
Works H, w. Derey's crew at
3 am Thursday, are being
carried out.
Quisenberry requests that pc
destrians please move over from
the curb when they see the
fluSher approaching. Otherwise
someone may get slight sprink-
ling since the flusher is not
stcp-and-g0 operation. Once
street is started, the fIusher must
continue its course, the system
being based on pressure for eff
fectiveness.
Continued on page u
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-23

nell, has made his interest and
training available to, the Boy
Scout program for many years.
He was Scoutmaster of Troop
510 at F'armville several years
ago, and he at one time served
as Scoutmaster for the troop at
Crippled Children's Hospital at
Richmond.
A native of WatertoWn, N. Y.
Merritt is completing his DOCTOR
ate degree requirements at the
University of Tennessee.
The PoWhatan Arrow district
chairman heads up the adult
district committee of volunteers
who direct the Scouting pro-
gram with the assistance of the
full-time Scout field executive,
william K. Quick.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-23

Mrs. Nancy P. Skidmore, and
at Spring Greek, Mrs. Margaret
P. CarWile.
The complete faculty at the
consolidated Prince Edward
Academy is as follows: Head
master, r. @. Gilmer. with Miss
Frances E. Armistead, Mr. S.
Mary P. Chapman, Mrs. Lenoir
H. Coleman, Mrs. Lucille OBJ.
Dahl, Mrs. Mary r. Edwards,
Mrs. Halle H. Fleetwood, Miss
Louise johnson. Miss Lillian A..
Minkel. Mrs. Nancye B. Noel,
Miss Kate E. O'Brien, Miss
Alma w. Porter, j. Meredith
Robson, Mrs. Anne r. Robin
son. Mrs. Margaret L. Simkins,
Mrs. Margaret o. Stuart, Mrs.
Mary w. Witcher, John M. Aus
tin. Mrs. Nancy D. Anderson,
Mrs. Margaret R. Sears, Mrs.
Elizabeth v. Pickett, Robert T..
Redd. Mrs. Carolyn w. Yeats,
Mrs. 10 bearing Smith, M S.
Gertrude M. Wilson, Mrs. Pa
tricia B. Hamlet, and Mrs. Es-
telle W. Atkinson.
AT the lower school of Prince
Edward Academy will be Miss
Lucy G.. Adams. headmistress,
with Miss Katherine Watkins,
Mrs. Josie S. Cook. Mrs. Adele
H. w a t k n S, Mrs Ruby O.
Brooks, Mrs. Doris 0. Davis,
Mrs. Ridley w. Sanderford, Mrs
Gladys R. Foster, Miss Portia
L. Spencer. Mrs. Elizabeth G.
Goode, Miss Agnes v. Watkins,
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Agee, Mrs.
Nell M. Buck, Mrs. Frances D.
Brooks, Mrs. Imogen H. Gilmer
MlSS I1dlIlC a. WILL dW, W1oo
Madeline M. Trear, Mrs. Re
becca B. Butcher. and Mrs.
Frances H. Burrell
J. Boyd Bagby will be head
master of Worsham Academy
lower school. with the following
faculty: Mrs. Ida F. Kennedy
Miss Sarah Lipscomb, Miss
Nancy S. Watkins, and M r S
Louise H. Bagby.
AT Pisgah School, Mrs. Grace
N. Bradshaw will continue as
headmistress with Mrs. Betty
Continued on page "
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-23
Sunday Topic Typical OF Founders
Deaf WORSHIP Service Revealing

and one by a visiting minister,
the Rev T. 0. Herndon, of Rice.
Mr.. Herndon's prayer was put
into the sign language by Shin
paugh.
Bass Service
The sermon topic. The Open
Door" provided more than
sound Christian lesson. TIL e
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-23

open door can be termed a
ouple for Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Aumon Bass certainly served as
a passageway for the deaf to
worship in this area.
The two, both of whom retired
in the last two years as in
structors at the Virginia School
Continued on page 7
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-23

The additional teachers are as
follows: Prince Edward Acade-
my: John M Austin, Mrs.
Nancy D, Anderson. Mrs. Mar
garet r. Sears, Mrs. 10 bearing
Smith. Mrs. Gertrude NJ. Wilson.
Mrs. Patricia B. Hamlet, Mrs.
Estelle W. Atkinson. and in the
lower school, Mrs. Frances H.
Burrell AT Pisgah School, Mrs.
Rosa M. Inge; Liberty School,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-23
Teacher Assignments Made;
UpperS School, follower
List Is Complete, Pearson Says

The complete list teachers the
this morning
administrator There will of 81 teachers
With the consolidated upper Fa1mvie
throughout the county.
There II teachers employed BY the Foundation this
Although of these
County
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-23

Roy r. Pearson. school adj
ministrator, urged today that all
parents complete the application
forms for their children to at
tend school this fall. 1T is i'm
perative that these forms be
turned in to the Foundation office
as soon as possible, so we can
make class assignment. etc.,
Pearson said.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-23
Notionol News Summary
Space Conquest
Continues By
us. And Russia
BY II. v. LANCASTER, JR.

THE AIR FORCE recovered a
space capsule for the first time
in mid-air Friday. The spectacu-
lar catch was made $500 feet
over the Pacific near Hawaii.
The 85-pound, Instrumental cap
sule was elected by Dixcoverer
XIV satellite over Alaska. An
other capsule was recovered
from the previous Discoverer
satellite. but that one had to be
fished out Of the ocean.
THE RUSSIANS put a five-ton
satellite into orbit with two dogs
and other animals aboard. A TV
camera inside the satellite en-
abled scientists to see what ef-
fects the space trip will have on
the animals. The animals we're
recovered Saturday after 10 trips
around the earth and were said
to be alive and healthy. While
the U. S. now has many more
objects in space than the Rus
slams, we have never put up any
thing W h ich approaches the
weight of their heavier satellites.
AN APPEAL for clemency for
Francis Gary wers was
planned Saturday. The W pilot
was sentenced to 10 years, three
in prison and the remaining
seven presumably in a labor
camp, for spying against the
Soviet Union. The sentence is
retroactive from May l when
Powers was shot down deep in
side Russian territory. The pilot
was briefly reunited with his
wife and parents after the trial.
A Russian photographer said he
had to leave the room after wit
Messing the fearful reunion.
THE CONGO SITUATION has
deteriorated. UN Secretary-Gen-
eral Dag Hammarskjold held an
emergency meeting of the UN
Security Council Sunday to dis
cuss the matter. Premier Luz
mumba has expressed dissatis-
faction with Hammarskjold and
the UN soldiers. and last week
CongOlese attacked, beat, and
robbed a group of UN soldiers
and two UN messengers on diff
ferent occasions. Lumumba s po-
litical opponents warned Satur-
day they intend to get rid Of the
premier by legal or illegal
means" Meanwhile. a neighbor-
ing African state achieved it's in
dependence from France. 1t be-
came the 18th independent Afli-
can nation.
A RAIL STRIKE was averted
when the n a on's railroads
reached agreement with IL
unions representing $4,000 main
tenance workers in Chicago. The
settlement calls for a per cent
wage hike plus fringe benefits,
including a group life insurance
plan A Scent hourly wage boost
was made retroactive to July /.
The chairman Of the union ne
gotiating team said Saturday the
Continued on page ~
Evening star., 1960-05-22
His LOrdship ran into trouble

get back. The walters rescued him in the
nick of time.
The very next day the walters duplicated
their strip act The Earl had done it again!
This time when they deposited him on the
beach he was distinctly annoyed.
"COntound IT," he told hhe 'Oaifers
severely, "see to is that neUeT do that
again!"
The lost straw. The Earl prides himself
on his hunting prowess. I'm my day" he
informed beautiful dinner companion at
a Palm Beach affair, II have shot every
known variety of wild game but bongo."
''No bongo," sympathized the beautiful
dinner companion (who had never even
heard Of such beast. why not?"
"It sUas nay stupid beaters,'' explained
His LOrdshiP PesuIantly. "They cOuIdH'f
cOGx one up to the UevandGh!'
Evening star., 1960-05-22

the third morning, His Lordship looked
fright when he came on deck. There were
tufts of hair in odd places on his face, and
blood flowed from jagged cuts beneath his
chin. ''Bertie," gasped his wife Celia.
''What have they done to your"
TITS my beastly razor" explained His
Lordship. Lady Celia rushed with him to
their suite and found the razor clotted with
rust, hair, and gore. ''Silly boy" she
chided. "You forgot to change the blade. "
The Earl regarded her in a state
of sfuPetGctiOn. ''The WHAT?'' he in
quired.
Guards at an exclusive bath club were
startled one afternoon this winter when
three walters suddenly dropped their trays,
stripped off their clothes, and plunged into
the surf. The Earl of Runnymede had
calmly swum out SO far that he couldn't
Evening star., 1960-05-22
TWO YOU CAN TRUST
for aII-day, every day
deodorant protection!

Old Spice Stick DeOdOrdnt applies
and dries faster than any rolEon, any
cream, any ordinary stick! Two quick
strokes give complete cOverage, and
you're safe all day. In new unbreakable
plastic case; no foil to fuss with - just
remove cap, and it's ready 100 pu. tax
Old Spice Spray DeOdOrGnt is the
quickest-drying spray! By actual test,
dries twice as fast as other leading
sprays. Spreads on the skin more rapidly;
doesn't trickle down your side. And it's
a fine anti-perspirant: non-irritating,
non-sticky, non-staining. LOO p'u. tar
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-23

FREIGHT DAMAGED BEDROOM
SETS, 8 pc. lined oak bedroom
set group, mattress free. All
for only $50; 2 pc. bdr set $50.
SIS down delivers, Damaged Frt.
Warehouse. 1850 w jackson. Open
daily 9 am to 9 pm; Saturday
9 am to $50 pm: Sunday IL noon
to 6 pm.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-23
DEMOCRATS ELECT
BILL MEOLEN

G. w. Medlen, Jr., 1902 E. Al
ia Vista was elected area chair
man of District S, Democratic
precinct chairmen.
Mrs. Minnie Beavers was
named vice chairman. Neal Nick
les, 642l S. % St. was chosen
secretary-reasurer of the
group.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-23

pause photograph left right
row, Mesdames Geneva Coleman Tucson H. T. Prmm.
Matilda Chappele, Colorado Sprngs Letha Alen
Denver back row-Kaerne Nelson. Phoenix Irene Brown.
Cheyenne; Corene Tucker Casper and Versa Poree Casper
Photo Ed Banks
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-23

UNCLAIMED FURNITURE I'LL
SAVEl rooms complete.
O'Keefe range. Philco. refrig.
FL" TV. living room, tables,
lamps, smart bedroom set, 7 pc
cherry dining room, originally
ST. 100. NOW $429. $50 down.
SIS a week. Damaged Freight
Warehouse, 1850 W.Jackson.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-23

reception honorng Mrs. Thomas Prnm wife of Bishop HIT
Prmm of the Fifth District AE Conference, held at the home
Mrs. R. Roberts. PISA Corona Sept II. The
cepuon sponsored by the Ladies Missionary Society Tan
Chapel.
Upper Wilma Morgan. Tucson Bernie Chill
dress, Denver T. H. Prmm, Nashville: Richie Paul. Colorado
Springs; Elizabeth Townsend Salt Lake City, and Mildred Cole
Albuquerque: back Emyra Hamilton Albuquerque;
l. Shakespeare Ogen Viola Stephenson Denver Florence Moore
Denver Ruthie Wnfrey Casper.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-23
We COOFED

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hooks
increased the population with a
BOY...not a girl.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-23
REPUBLICANS PLAN
COFFEE MEET

All Republicans are invited
to attend coffee Thursday
morning, Sept. %. 10 am. at the
home of Mort Brayer. Republican
state representative. Dist. 7.
U. S. Representative John
Rhodes will be present to dis
cuss high points of his campaign.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-23
IPERsoHAls

Mrs. Myrtle B. Taylor of E..
Winslow Street sustained back
injuries in an accident at the
Salt River Power Project.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-23
Race Relations
Diory

CHICAGO, ILL: The Muslims.
a religious sect headed by Eli
iah Muhammad were restricted
by an ordinance which will pre-
vent a proposed mosque andhos-
pital from being erected on the
southside. Muhammad charged
religious and racial discrimina-
tion.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-23

Brayer'S address is
2935 E. Washington.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
~
COT0RFD

De luxe, 6-rm. brick, nr. Fort Davis
pl. and Que st. sc. Beaut. pine
paneled rec. rm. and half bath
Laundry rm. and storage rm
Concrete frnt. and rear porches
Fenced yard. Storm windows anc
screens, etc. 1mmac. cond.. S14,-
$50, Easy terms. May consider
small house in trade. JOHN L
SHELTON, REALTOR, 10. 2-2o0C
nAIIY 90 PM
Evening star., 1960-04-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-s,E.
lCONTINUEDl
OPEN, 1::30-5


3OO4 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.
Vaeant-This 5-rm. semidetached
brick. neuly decorated, right at
park. Price and terms TO sell.
To reach: Over Pa. ave. bsidee
to Minnesota. left 3 blks. to open
sign. MARKET REALTY, OIL.
4-1299, OIL. .-0177.
IO9 TRENTON PL., s.E.-Attrac.
semidetach. brick on quiet safe
street in conven. neighborhood.
close to schools, stores and transp
2-lge. bedrms., ample closets,
modern bath, vell-arranEed lst-
nr. lncls. full din. rm., gas heat.
fenced yard. Attraetively priced
with terms. WILLIAM H. SAUN-
DERS CO, Agent. DI 7-l0I5
s03 CHESAPEAKE ST., OF s. Cap
itol-Duplex; sm., mod, economi-
cal: garbage disposal. ETC.; live in
J apt, collect rent on the other.
Mr.. COX, RE. 1-l633.
3-BEDRM. ALL BRK.; liv. rm.. din.
nm; stainless-steel, eye-level oven
dble. sink; walkout daylight bsmt.
with 24x24, beautifully finished
rec; I'm: with in; frepi, and a
bath located u blk. OF Book rd.
80 ANteNNAbAN = a. q SANHSsA'# OHNp
Browns lane. For details call
CH. S-7a92.
e924 VI PL. Sc.
rm., storm windows; nice yard
front and back. Ofi-street parking.
with FIDELITY REALTY. DU.
7-1345; Mr.. Poster. FE. 3-63S6.
COL0RBD-7O5 KENTUCKY AVE.
Like new. Easy Terms. TE.6-2233
TRICE GRAVATTE, Me. S-1929.
CoL0RED-I6I9 Fl. DAVIS ST
An immac. 3-tedrm. semi-det.
brk. with tiled kit. rec. rm. and
screened porch. FLA. $500 dn.,
$50 mo. POSNER REALTY Co,
ST 3-3440, WA. 1855.
CoLORED, I4I8 MASS. AVE. Sc.
-6 rms, . baths, hardwood frs.
disposal, eonv. to schools. PC.
Gen; small odns On; pymt" cali OWN
CoLoRED. 1899 MASS. AVE. Sc.
-2-family row brick; . bedrms..
each. apt. SEP. gas furnaces. Nice
cond.. easy terms, immed. poss.
JOHN L, SHELTON. REALTOR,
10. 2s2000.
COLORED-MASS. AVE. s.E.-Nr.
18th. $4,000: quality brick home.
bedrms., h.-w. heat: full bsmt.,
garage. nice front porch: to see
call LU. 2-733I.
zAGAMI REALTY CO., REALTORS
COLORED
NEAR CORAL HILLS shopping
center. 1147 44th pl.-Open 2-5.
Det. stone 8 rooms. > baths, ,
bedrms., and bath. 1st floor; ar
RANGED for 1-2 families: garage,
porch: $1,000 down.
OPP. PA. AVE, 1922 40th St
Semidet. brk.: like new: 2 bed
rms rec. rm., wsll-to-wall carpet.
FHA approyed; $3.50 dn. BY appt.,
ON ALABAMA AVE.-special de
luxe Semidet. with & large rms. 3
lse bedrms, tile bath. tile powder
rm., lst fir; Ice. knotty pine rec
rm.. wall-to-vsll carpet Only
$4,000 down LU. o-S979.
OFF ALABAMA AVE. 1855 4lst
pl.-Det. brick. 6 rms. 3 bedrms d,
lst-f1r. powder .rm., rec. nm,
lge. handicapped lot, $1,000 dn.
5lst ST. nr. CORAL HILLS Shop
ping CenteT-Brick. 4-family nat,
3 rms. bath, each: only $4,000.
JOSEPH FILIPPO REALTY CO.
LU. 4-7717
Evening star., 1960-04-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BETHEsDA-Attrac. front-to-back
Split-level: 2s-ft. liv.-din. rm.
with cathedral ceiling. 3 bedrms +,
ga baths, paneled den, storage,
attic Nr. new Whittier Woods
Elem School and rec. center:
So 300. 6a04 Maiden lane,
OWNER. OIL. R-lQhaN
Evening star., 1960-04-10
GEO. w. ROBERTSON

1886 Wis. Ave. OIL 2-eIo3
once Open Sunday to Il
BETHESDA GARRETT PARK, re-
duced $1,000 for quick sale: i'm
pressive . bedrm., > baths, mo-
,dern brick with carport. Big
basement. FLA appraised or as
sumo $4,000 loan. 4Iaes int. and
save. $3.50 per year tSllO in
ciuding taxes monthly. Price
Sls,S5n' OIL: 6-S6O0, l0:30-4 30:
ewes. OIL, 6-4771, ALLIED REALTY
BETH, OWNER, Bradley blvd
S26'e50-3 bedrms.. 2l2 b., 34-ft.
rec. rm., gar. patio. FL. 1852
Evening star., 1960-04-10
c T. TURNER Ii. 7-4O45
CoLORED
COLORED
sth AND MARYLAND AVE.

Sl2,95U
bedrms., . Y baths, low down pay
ment will buy this brick beauty.
CHiLLUM PROPERTIES, UN. 4
4ls4 or DI T-T3Q5
Evening star., 1960-04-10
BETHESDA
OPEN SUN, NOON TIL DARK

BETHESDA
OPEN SUN, NOON TIL DARK
sPRINGFIELD-Exceptional split
space galore! All rooms are over
sized. Tastefully chosen carpeting
and draperies incl. In low 4Os
price. Center hall. liv. rYn. flrepl.,
sep. din. rm., jewel of kitchen,
den, bedrms., = full baths, rec.
rm. with firepl., powd. rm.; scrd,
porch; garage.
DIRECTIONS: Out Mass. ave. ext,
to Brookewsy dr., right to Jordan,
right on Jordan to Kirkwood,
left to 54l7.
WHITEHALL - Impressive brick
Colonial with spacious straight
through center hall, liV. rm. with
f1repl., formal din. rm. with
French doors onto scrd. porch,
kit; breakfast rm. exiting onto
patio and wooded lot. End FIR.
has 4 large bedrms., 2 full baths,
lovely daylight rec. rm. with pine
panelled frepl. wall and powd. rm.
Detached Gear garage. This is
truly a luxury home. The rooms
are generous in size: all doors are
panelled, or lowered; only quality
hardware and fixtures have been
used. 1t Is beautifully decorated
and ready for occupancy. Upper
DIRECTIONS: Out Bradley blvd.
rt. on Durbin, left on Honey
well to 7409.
PoToMAC-outstandinE model OF
Cnlnnial Nnfhanfirftu
baths. Total Of ) firepIsi. fiIs 'a in
master bedrm. Elegant entr. hall
with winding stairs. Beamed coun-
try kit, formal dining rm,, den.
Garage and full bSmt. with "a
bath. "a acre beautiful country
lot; cony. to schools and shoppinS
DIRECTIONS: Out River rd., lust
past Persimmon Tree rd., left at
direetienal sign.
POTOMAC-one Of the prettiest
split-levels in Potomac, Colonial
in exterior appearance: interior
hall. lge. liv. rm. with panelied
frepl, wall, sep. din. rm.. ALL
elec. country KIT; lovely ground
level rec. nm, bedrms.. . full
bath. powd. -rm. and garage. Over
acre lot for real outdoor living
Z minis. to conv. shopping. Upper
30s.
DIRECTIONS: Out River rd.. Just
past Persimmon Tree rd., left at
directtonal sign.
VIM. D. LUCAS CO. OIL. 6-ss6s
BETHESDA-Corner Colonial close
to Wisconsin on Bradley. Idea
for. dentist or doctor. z rms, .
baths. Convert. built-in garaee
to office. S32,50O. EN-. 3-354s;
weekdays, NE. S-15Sl, JOHN r,
HOKE, REAITOP
Evening star., 1960-04-10
9I9 9th ST. M
81 500 DOWN

Absolutely spotleSs semidet. brk
porch, RECREATION RM., i full
bath plus half baths, gas heat,
3 bedrms., living and dining rm.,
lge. modern kitchen, carpeting,
and doors: lEe. rear fenced yard;
priced low.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
ADJOINING SUMNER
Sl7,900-FHA LOAN

Fine loan now available on
this attractive, center hall
rambler on level lot. In the
lowest POS, 1t is AIR CONDI-
TONED and has . twin
size oeormS.: lse. liv rm.,
flrepl.. din. rnn., lovely kit;
full bSmt. with rec. rm.
space Vacant. Perfect for
younger or older couple.
DIRECTIONS: Out Mass.
ave. ext. to firehouSe. left
on SANGAMORE 70 NADIA
WASKA, left to 59O5 MADA-
WASKA RD. (EVES. OIL.
4-36Sl.)
Evening star., 1960-04-10
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO. OFFERS

HILLCREsT, of Of Branch Ave. -
Practically new detached brick;
8 large rooms, bedrms., lst floor
Powder, rm,;, knotty pine rec. rm. ;
large, laInn!dSeaped lot. Completely
ST FRANCIS PARISH - 4-year-old
h.d tse nrick rambler; rms, ? lse.
clubrm., maids rm. and bath,
.saraee LU, 2-sa79.
Both AND PA. AVE, mr.. public and
parochisl schools-Detached brick
center hall; 6 large rms, 2 bed
rms, " ttic rms, large rec. rm
with par; porch: large level lot
coNaRsEEss sE HEfGHTs.* HfsH5; rs ia1oi nt' Eastover
shopping center - Semidet brick,
like new: 6 rms. 3 bedrms., ist-
\ powder rm,, full bSmt. with
FHA approved; S13,5On.
ANACOSTIA, near Good Hope I'd
Det., Shingle, z rms, . baths. l
on lst A.. arranged for or .
families; gas h.-w.h, Earage; Sill
OFF PA. AVE. Lyndale-ccmplstely
furn. semidet. brk.; rms, . ige.
bedrms.. full bsmt. with rec rm,
Priced right with substantial cash,
a safe investment.
PA, AND MINI. AVES.-Store and
.na Sim apt, leased for $1,000 VI,
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS, 4Os xenia
large bedrms., rec. rm.; FHH ap-
proved; Sl2.25O. 10. 9-9i37.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, Nichols ave
-Semidet.. g lge. rms, . full baths:
.arranged for . families; S12,a5O
ANACOST1A-lst Commercial. Det.
with 3 apts. - LIST A. apt, 8 rms :,
bath; End a.. 2 apts. Rent S155
BRADBURY HEIGHTS. Det. bunEa-
ioW; bw 2 rms: Sia Z tnn nSsdrms.. bsmt,' gas
OTHER GOOD LIsTINGs
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY COMPANY
Realtors. 24l2 Minnesota Ave. Sc
At Pa. Ave.
Over % Years Experience in Sales,
mi rentals Gtali Property Mannageioentt
HILLCREST-DETACHED: cor. lot
s14o 5$nd T$snso9aOe 1tl Sc. 9tsr e. asygssSsa sygssSsant
HILLCREST
OPEN 1880 pm; 2016-32nd pl.,
Sc: Colonial: 6-rm, det,, brick;
hv. nm. with firepl.; newly decor
ated throuFhout out of-town
owner: must sell. Easy terms. Al
most like rent JOHN L. SHELTON
REALTOR, 10. 2-2000.
HILLCREST = 4-bedrm. Cape Cod
with hrepl., "a baths and many
other features. Owner wants auicG
sale, Mrs. Nordstrom. LU. 2-5543
LYMAN e; DELE d CO., INC J..
Evening star., 1960-04-10
ALTA VISTA
9605 Montgomery Ave.

Close to St. James, Ursuline and
Alta Vista schools. This picture
esque house is suitable for a large
family. 4 bedrooms, > baths, big
recreation room. There is a special
warmth and appeal about this
property that will give your chill
dren wonderful memories of home
Level lot with trees and an Gbun-
dsnce Of shrubs. Mrs. Mas (OL.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
OPEN, 2 to 6

Dir: Out Wisconsin Ave. to Bank
of Bethesda; left on Old George
town Rd. TO Beech; Right to Mont
eomery; left to house
Thomas L. Phillips Co.
7T20 Wise. Ave. OIL. 4-l42A
Evening star., 1960-04-10
$1,000 DOWN

Across from La Sale School, ideal
for family with children. modern
6-rm.. semidet. brk. home mod
ern family-size kitchen with gar
base disposal and dishwasher.
POWDER RIM, sep. liy. and mod
ern din. rm. with completely mir
Tored wall, all-wool csrpeting b
outside entrances; gas heat.
E010 9th OT NJ u