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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE! Pastel
brick-front Fiesta" Rancher on
neat fenced loti Huge equip. kit,
twin-size bedrms., sep. din. rm.
bright walk-out bsmt.l FLA ap.
Just $500 Down."
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2075
ADELPHI-3-bedrm., 2-bath brk
rambler. excel. cond.; liv. rm. with
firepl.. sen. din. rm., huge paneled
zee. rm.. outside entr.; beautifully
handicapped. Call Mr.. Haspiel. HE
$1,000.
N. s. BRYER co. HE. 9-3100
AVONDALE AREA-Assume 4Iaes
financing. Modern brick: 1st A.,
powder rm., 3 bedrms.. tiled bath
bsmt., fenced yard; Sl4. $50
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor, 1895
New Hampshire ave-. HE. 4-17OO
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BAILEYS CROSSROADS
BRICK RAMBLER
l2A Acres

Has center hall. 2O-ft. bedrms., 15-
#. ranch-size kitchen. bsmt., rec.
rm: lift. porch; priced mid Jos.
CL. $4,000 ia. 4-4252
CHOOSEY CHOOSER'S CHOICE
Spacious brick rambler in a lovely
wooded section. Desirable location,
center-hall entrance. open stair
way to big rec. room, 14X24 rear
living room. most attractive brick
wall fireplace, nice size dining
room, gorgeous award-winning
kitchen with breakfast room. Side
hall, three big bedrooms and two
well appointed baths. S25,b00. JE.
4.22SS, PARKER. SMITH & DOM
NEIL. REALTORS.
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CHEVY CHASE. Somerset-Fine
home. good living. Charming ram
SleT; fIv .@,,6eeG DedGns Ef rec baths poreh qeh
garage; nice yard. almc5, new, has
everything. Asking S35,950. Bill
IINGSLEY REALTY CO., EN-,
2-2326: ewes, EN-, 3-6ll3.
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n0USES FOR SALE-MD.
(cONTlNUED)

BETHESDA Artistic purchasers
opportunity. First ofiering. the one
Authentic French Normandy chalet
suitable for small family who wants
charm and elegance. Lovely liv
rm. and library. winding staircase
tos9 excel. bedrms. S42,500. GIT
TINS REALTY, OIL. 4-1929; ewes,
Nfsr c,,iiivoO ~ R-H2Q4
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ELECTED

These beautiful Franklin Vale
Homes situated In back Of ITEM
pie Israel" have been ELECTED
by many as the sreatest VALUE
in this area.
The 3-bedrm., 2h-bath, split-foyer
ramblers are beautifully designed
with . double size recreation rm.
Plastered walls and ceilings with
quality construction by builders
who have done much to promote
rhs iHs spltsy. S5GEIH Z. Ssdrm sSs5 Tea
homes have cathedral ceilings, slid
ing doors to patio, modern kitch-
en- plus two-level lots with Q stone
wall.
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HOUSES Foa sALE-yA I HOUSES FOR sALE-yA.

GIEBE ROAD. nr. Shirley hvy,-
800. Nicely equipped. too, with 8
bedrms.,. sep. din rm., iiv. rm.,
partial bsmt., Ih-ton air cond :.
ss5psdsin,s ss5epsdi e, and md, Ht;,W: t-yv: HEAT lss.
better hurry. S4oo cash REQ. OPEN
8 It'll 8.
PLANTATION REALTY, JE $4,000
GROVETON
Brand-nev brick Colonial: 1st-noor
Lying Lying rm. with fireplace. formal
kitchen and "a bath: 4 bedrooms,
/ full bath. one " bath up: loads
Of extras. Exceptional buy at
$21.750.
BELL REALTY co,
XII a.1R RRa
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ASSUME S14.3OO FIRST
TRUST, payable $106 per
mo. incl. taxes and insur-
ance on this charming g.
bedrm., 2-bath home in fine
Falls Church location. Fin
ished rec. rm.; lovely lot.
Low down payment. Call
THE DARBY CO.. JA. g.
1898; eyes,, JE. 4-0491.
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AURORA HILLS
CHARMING


Older home. with space to delight
the large family. Has 8 bedrooms
plus" with a layout for the "in.
laws; walking dist. to PentaEon
Navy Annex; reas. priced, mid-30s
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO. -.
IA. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
BAILEYS CROSSROADS
S17,950
Now being completed. A new 3-bed'
rm. dream house. You will be II
time to pick out your own inte'
rior decorating. Call
ANNANDALE ASSOCIATES. INC.
CL. 6-2800. Multiple Listing Broker
BRICK RAMBLER
This coZy home with 3 bedrms
offers pvt. bath of master bedrm
plus din. rm. and rec. rm. over
looking beautiful wooded area
This home has ideal loan and lov
down payment. Close to C1A area
WALTER R. REYNOLDS
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HOUSES FoR sAtf-sA.
CONTINUED
ANNANnAIE.FAIIa CHIfRcH .r.,

ArgNANDALE-FALLs CHURCH area
=.77-aere corner lot with q lovely
irish Cape Cod: 3 bedrooms,
beamed ceilings, double carport,
greenhouse, swimming pool; Sl9,-
300; trade semi or duplex. LYNN
REALTY, JE. 2-o400; eyes,, JE.
2-304S.
ARLINGTON. crescent Hiil-BricE
bi.leyel home, 2 nrepls., 9 bedrms. :,
"a baths. ALICE kit, large fully
nnished rec. nm, garage, large
laundry and storage rm.: on bus
Junior and 81. high schools. LAZY: tS:
corner lot, fenced back ysrd. Csil
KE. 6-0l30.
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LIsrIMeS WANTED

WE URGENTLY NEED HOMES
HAVE CONTRACTS WILL TRAVEl
PARAMOUNT SALES. IA. 2-lS00
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BETH.LCHEVY CHASE

~ = 49,
eoMERsET - Truly superb
eir-cond. rambler; sep. din.
nm. den, 4 bedrms.. 3 baths,
DAYLIGHT rec. rm., garage
Dorch: wide lot. cypress fenc-
Ing; rare value at $35.96O:
Large Sc TRUST.
CHEVY CHASE tetf Wis. Wis
kye.): only S25.a50-Brk:
eenter-hall Colonial: wall
oven, counter-top range,
dishwasher, ETC.; 8 bedrms..
2 baths, nm. rec. rm.' ga
rage, porch.
epRNGFIELD, nr. Kenwood
Ciub-Brk. split-level. built
1857: full din. rm.. superb
Kit. with dinette, 3 bedrms.,
q baths. family rm. with IRE
m TWO CAR GARAGE;
ah% trust; sell In sos.
Mr., B.-c. c. HIGH-Brk.-
and aluminium, .3-bedrm.
Cape Cod: center hall, all
electric kit, enclosed rear
porch, garage; lovely plant
jnRs. Ho3,b00.
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BETHESDA

On 1a-Acre Wooded Lot
rambler: formal din. rm., liv. rm.
with firepl., double carport. $751;
eco, Lo. 6-s630. SMALL CASH
q. A. scMEsINGER CO.
6ETHESDA = close-in; $22,500;
handsome brick Colonial; 3 twin
size bedrms., Ia baths. sep. din.
Ym.. kit. with table space, scr.
1,orch, garage: full bsmt. with
spece for rec. rm.: lovely trees. and
ieioed lot; walk to school, shops
ANpRis REALTY OIL. 2-9070 Til 9
6ETHESDA, near St. Jane's-Brick
chkTmer on a beautiful street; 4
6edrms., . baths, rec. rm., screened
porch, wooded lot: low COS! FRANK
g. PHTLLiPS. INC, DI. 7-1411;
exAsi WO R-5499
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BARGATN PRICED Si5.450. Just
reduced. Brand-new rambler on
60 ft.x223 #. lot In Berwyn
Heights; 3 lge. bedrms., liy. rm.,
family din. area; hTepl, II full
aSGsS Ss on. s sod.1 siesDf cD sUSeH dR RE &C.
TY Co. TO. 9-6992 I'll 0 pm.
ER-THAN.NEW 3-bedrm. brk. :
and-frame split-level; super over
many other features too numerous
to mention; priced TO sell. FREE
STATE PROPERTIES. AP. 7-l206.
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Open daily and Sun. IL til dark
DIR: Out Piney Branch I'd. to
University blvd. east. left to Buck
ingham dr., right on Buckingham
to Weaver, left on Weaver to Mali
bu, right to model home.
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TRADE, TRADE, TRADE
ROCKVILLE - 3-bedrm., all-brk
rambler. bsmt. with family rm,,
large yard with patio and barbe-
cue: M. all schools: $4,000.
GA1THERSBURG = Vacant. 2-yr.-
new 3-bedrm., 1Ia-bath split
ievei. garage. large lot; good area +:
Sl9.500. Pc. 2-3l4O
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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TWO HOUSES

For the price Of one: live in one,
rent the other. A large house OF
Georgian style, and the 2-bedrm.
home rents easily. Situated on
cellent location. So much can be
said, but 1t would be best II you
could see 1t this week end. OF
real value and potential, settling
Of estate makes It available be-
low market price Of $4,000,
Call days. WE. $4,000; ewes, DA.
5-SS77, BETTER HOMES REALTY.
Pealfnra
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Takoma Park-$16,950
5 FINE BEDROOMS
This completely decorated home Is
really right for the large family
run living room and dining room,
pedroom and " bath on lst floor;
excellent bedrooms and bath on
SSno: 1uil basement, oil hot-water
Nnitt,, Nneat, storm windows; deep lot.
ROBERT E. LoHR. INC.
HE. $4,000
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LANHAM

The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 7-45OO
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TO BUY or RKNT CALI.
MUDD REAL ESTATE co.
LU. 4-43S2 RE 6eSeoo
UNIVERSITY GARDENs-3-bedTm
ssniiS ssemiiiICoiSnial; dsI nr; Nd. Univ; full
bsmt. Conv. TO shop and trSnsn
Only S14.950 FHA, $6OO dn.. Sp0
mo; kENILWoRTH REALTY, I'M.
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SAMUEL ESi.'I! E. BOGLEY

RETHESDA-An excellent value.
Gracious brick Colonial with 3
bedrms., Q baths. sep. din. rm.;
modern kit, full bsmt., screened
porch, garage: newly dec and
foors refnished. Vacant. S25,950.
KORZENDORFER, REALTOR, OIL.
A-S111 It'll o.
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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7.777k
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DAMASCUS, MD, Cue road-Nev
3-bedrm. brick home. Built-in kit.
Full bsmt LRe. lot. VIII sell or
rent; 301-CL. 3-2311.
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Howard Shorter
Visits Father In
Roanoke Hospital

DARLINGTON HGTS, Mar. 7
Howard Shorter is spending
some time with his father. Aub-
rey Shorter, Of Roanoke Mr..
Shorter is i'll at this time.
Mrs. j. H. Payne returned
home Sunday after spending the
month of February with her
daughter, Mrs. Benson Davis, in
Deland, Fla.
Hunter and Brett Watson and
Miss Charlotte Goulding at
ended the VPIW. Va. game in
Richmond, Saturday nj g t.
Hunter. who is sports writer for
The VPI newspaper, attended the
entire Southern Conference tour
nament. He was a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. James Coleman while
n Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Morris,
Jr. of Richmond, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. D. c.
Morris.
Mrs. Hall Driskill visited her
daughter, Mrs w. w. Woodward
Richmond, Sunday. Her
grandson. Dean Woodward, who
broke his hip recently, is inn
proving.
Mrs. c. L. Harvey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Harvey and daughter,
Patricia, and Miss Ida Harvey
'pent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
2yland Harvey, in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs H. 1. Shorter and
Mrs. Howard Shorter visited
Aubrey Shorter in Roanoke.
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Shorter.
who have been i'll for some
ime. are much better now.
Ms. Mary Cogle spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Watkins, of Blackstone. On Sun
day they motored to Hopewell
and Petersburg where Mrs.
Cogle visited old friends.
Mrs. Margaret Watson attend
ID the surprise birthday dinner
For her uncle, A. B. Hunter. of
Red House, celebrating his 85th
birthday.
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Fla !, where they viii visit with
lhelr son-ln Laws and daug iders
Mi aid MIS- Bud Turaln and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith lof an
.ndetlnite stay
MI. and MIS-. Tommy Epper
son left Monday on business
trip to Beckley. w. Va, for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Bald
win and sons. Lee and Bill.
spent the week end at Elicit
with his father. r. ]. Baldwin
The WSCS Of the Trinity
Methodist Chuleh viii meet
March 9 at pm at the church.
Dr.. Baithls To Speak
DR. Harry BalLt4s, Of Rich
nond. Secretary Of Education
of the Virginia Conference Of
Methodist Charches viii speak
Sunday, March 6 at ll:l5 IN
At Trinity Methodist Church. The
public is invited to attend this
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowlett Bruce
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Shepard
Miss Betty Bruce and Bossieux
Shepard were among those at
tending the Southern Conference
championship game held in
Richmond, Saturday night.
The Buckingham County Ruri-
tans will meet Thursday, March
10 at the Maysville Presbyterian
Church at Buckingham Court
House.
Mrs. Gordon Baldwin. chair
man of the Heart Fund for Buck
ingham County, wishes to urge
those who We're not contacted
Sunday. February %, Heart
Sunday to please send con
tl5butlOns to her.
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IlO1liCS llCl c.
Luncheon Attended
DR.. Margaret Pennington at
tended the luncheon given by
the wives of the General As
senlbly in honor Of Mrs. j. Lind
sey Almond, Thursday. Febru-
airy Is at the John Marshall Ho
tel. She took as her guests. Mrs
Maurry F.. LeSueur. Of Arvonia
and Mrs. Wilhelm Haag, OF
RichnNnd.
Miss Gertrude Sadler. OF Rich
mond, spent the week end here
with her brother, o. P. Sadler
Arthur Springer is living with
is son and daughter-i law, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Springer in Rich
mond. He has accepted a posi-
ton there.
Members of the Buckingham
County School Board and Super
intendent j. Irving DriScoll were
invited by John Morgan. princi-
pal, to have lunch Wednesday
March 2 at the Dillwyn Ele-
mentary School at 1870 pm.
Sheriff and Mrs. H. b. Adams
visited his mother. Mrs. Claude
Adams, at Red Oak. Sunday.
Guests Sunday Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Paul Watson were Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Watson. Jr.. an d
daughter. Sabra. of Varina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis
left Monday for Jacksonville
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and continuing through An-il

and continuing through April !.
Guests on Sunday OF Mr., ard
Mrs ]. W. Hughes were Mr. and
Mrs j. ii Clark. Of Richmond.
ana Mr.. and Mrs John William
Son ana family. Of Sco,tsville.
R,cky Laaders. of Richmond.
spent Sunday with Edward VII
hanson.
Mrs. Bruce Gates spent sew
eral days last week visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Garland Stafford
ard Mrs jimmy. Davis. IN Rich
nloYd
Mrs. Clarence Oliver and Mrs
Z c Clements, Of Crewe. visitc !
Y I Bradshaw, Sunday.
Charlie Gates is s patient IN
Seathside Community Hospital
th.s week
Those vito isited Nh. and
Mrs. \. A. Bass. Sunday after
ROOD were AIr and 1lrs, Jessa
Asllworta. Of Victoria, Raa'ol
Earles. o. Chatham. TfaodoTe
FoWlkes, Of Victoria. ara N,sSe
Eva and Iva Shelton, Of Keys
vile.
Joha Gates. Jr.. of VPI. ara
Jean Gates. Of Lonewood. spent
thR week end with thel families
Mrs DreWly Gates and Mrs
P z Trear spent Sunday in
Richmond visiting Air. and MIS-.
Tenn Wilson and family. Val WI
son, who has been klsit,Ag his
grandparents returned home
sunday
MISS Mabel VAUGHAN was 1
dinner guest Of Mt ana Mrs
Bruce Gates on Sunday
Mrs, Robert kIns ana
dau&hters. Nancy Ann and San
dra. visited AR and Mrs walter
Wright II Cumberland. Sunday
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Nursery Dedication
Sunday Morning

J BUCKINGHAM. Mar. 3 - The
Maysville Baptist Church
dedicated It's nursery in memory
OF Mrs. Ruby Moss Dunnavant.
Sunday at the II am. service
Using the money donated by
her family for this purpose. a
church committee redecorated
and refurnished the room. The
Junior choir. directed by Miss
Gloria Rossel. will sing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Morris.
chairman of the home demon
stration clubs of Buckingham,
and Mrs. Virginia Bailey, home
demonstration agent. attended
the district ten spring planning
meeting held in Charlottesville,
Thursday.
Jim Nolen spent the week end
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
G. r. Nolen at Amelia. H s
father, who has been sick. is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rosen and
children, Peggy and Coleman,
of Staunton, were guests for the
week end of Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
Taylor.
Mrs. Branch Rosen is visiting
this week in Lynchburg with her
s0n-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Thompson.
Misses Sue Agee and Betty
Ruth Dunnavant. of Longwood
College. spent the week at their
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hiss Appling Moss has re-
tuiI.ed home after visiting for
Il Week with friends in Rich
mond
Mr.. and Mrs. corson Spencer
Vi Richmond. We're guests for
the week end OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Spencer.
Guests for the week end Of
Misses Minnie and Estell Wood
we're Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Ayres.
of Richmond.
MIR. and Mrs. Dick Bland were
visitors in Richmond, Saturday
The Women Of the Maysvllle
PRESBYTERIAN Church will meet
March Z at 7:30 pm at the
church for their regular month
y meeting.
Book Club TO Meet
The Buckingham Book c lu b
will meet Tuesday. March 8 at
8 pm. with Mrs. Gordon Bald
win. Mrs. N. H. Hurt and Mrs.
Robert Shotzberger will be CO.
hostesses with Mrs. Baldwin
Sheriff Adams is confined at
home this week. He is suffer
ing with his back. Pattie Sue
Adams is also sick this week
The Ladies Auxiliary to
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
8446 will have their regular
meeting Friday night at the
Veterans Memorial Hall at 7::30
pm. Election of officers for the
coming year will be held. All
members are urged to attend
Kyle Knott, Of Brookneal, visit
eG his sister, Mrs. Barbara Da
! Wis.
Herman Price. who has been
III and in the hospital, is at
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Williams Family Off To Arizona

TRENHOLM, Mar. 3 = Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Williams, of
near Belona, left Saturday morn
ing to visit their son, Frank Will
liams. Jr.. and his wife in Ari-
IONA. He has been stationed
there for some time with the
army. They will be gone for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Mcclure,
Lance Mcclure and Edible Viii
son spent the week end with
their daughter. Mrs. Jim Turner.
and Mr.. Turner in Alexandria
They visited several places of in
terest while there.
MIR. and Mrs. John Swami, of
Asheboro, N. c., spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Cosby,
ST.. and his brother, Woodfin
Swami. They also visited Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Cosby. Jr., while
here.
Mrs. Bob Eubank, of Rich
mond. spent Thursday and Fri
day with her mother, Mrs. Rosa
Palmore. Luther Swami, of Pet
ersburg. was a visitor on Friday.
Mrs. Maize Palmore and Nam
ME May Cole visited Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l. Denoon, Miss Bernice
Denoon and Mrs. Eliza Game,
Sunday. They also called to see
Mr.. and Mrs w. I. Stokes.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. W.
Boatwright Saturday were Mrs
Betty Jane Duncan and son, of
Lakeside Village, Mrs. Evelyn
Stokes and family, of Ballsville
and Mrs. Eva Stokes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Denoon
visited her mother, Mrs. H. M
Kidd, at Columbia. Sunday.
Montell Cole, of Richmond
spent Saturday with his sisters.
Mrs. Maize Palmore and Mrs.
Frances Palmore.
Miss Bula Ann Hatcher visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Willis, of
Fine Greek. Sunday. and at
tended the band concert at Pow
hatan High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Wilburr
and son, of Richmond, visited
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Peggy 10 Johnson
Wins Spelling Bee

Peggy 10 johnson won thf
school spelling match sponsored
by the Student Cooperative As
ISOLATION of the Prince Edward
Academy Lower School last
week.
The verdict, after two SCI
match meetings, was reached
Saturday after a lengthy battle
Dana Carol Dowdy won G
match among voluntary con
testants after the first bee.
The meeting presided over by
Bill Lancaster. SEA president
included musical entertainment
by Tom Fulcher.
Cheryl Noblin is SEA secre-
tary and Graham Webster, re-
porter.
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home. His condition remains

LoiI1e. MS COnuluOn remains
about the same
Mss Betsy Spencer vas
honored Monday. February %
with a surprise birthday party
1t was real happy occasion
for Betsy who was l6. II was
the first time she had had a
chance to celebrate in four
years. She was one of those rare
persons born in a leap year.
Guests present We're. Misses
Lou Swartz- Margaret Wright
Mary Helen Wood, Pam Hurt
Nancy Pennington. joyce And
ers, Mae Doir.er. and Hilta
Davis. Also. Garland Swartz.
F'r c d d le Hudgins. Barry
and BucKy Falls, RoErle Jam
erson, Paul Anders, Spencer
Anders. A. j Steger. and Don
ME Davis.
Mrs j. r. Snoddy. Jr.. II
Buckingham County Woman S
Club delegate to the Alice Kyle
District meeting March II a.
Blackstone. Mrs. j Francis
West is the alternate.
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his mother, Mrs. Alma Wilburn,
Sunday. They also visited Mr..
ard Mrs. Charles DenoOn.
About IS members of the WMU
and Business WOman's Circle of
Muddy Creek Church attended
the mission study taught Wednes-.
day night at Fine Greek Church
by Mr. Edens. the associational
missionary.
Mrs. D. H. Mcclure visited
Mrs. Eva D. Stokes, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Willis
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
R. J. Willis, Sunday night.
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Study Course
Attracts Three
From Community

SANDY RIVER. Mar. 3-NIrs
Frank Bruce, Mrs. c. l.. Jones.
IT.. and Mrs. w A. Oldham at
tended the study course for the
School Of lssions held at
Srrirg Creek Church Monday
evening. Sharon and Pisgah
Churches viii conduct q school
Of missions beginning March =
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EPTTAPH

Lies buried here one William B
Departed from this life,
Because he went out in the cold
Alfred like his wife.
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NOT THAT LONELY

rs Jim a confirm d
bachelor?"
He is now. He sent his pic
ture 10 a Lonely Hearts Club,
and they sent 1t back with a
note saysing: We're not that
lonely I"
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PATRICK HENRY PTA at Prospect will hear a talk,
illustrated with color slides entitled 1.-The
during its meeting March at Warren Nelson< of
Farmvle proprietor 1.-THE Camera Artist shop, both
photographer narrator Nelson pictured
in Acre with the Ahmed Jzzar Mosque in the background
will describe his while
towns Palestine modern Israel.
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create and coordinate for
every room in the house,
save the kitchen.
Mr.. Paul S. Kettering,
Woodward & Lothrop coor-
dinator of home furnish
ings. designed the model
rooms including three set
tings that employ Henre-
don's "Circa 10" designs.
and one party room" with
a Polynesian flavor.
Printed wallpaper with its
classic Palazzo treatment is
best illustrated in a mans
bedroom where black and
white ancient Roman medal
lions decorate the walls
above a dado with white
painted panels and black
molding and cornice above.
Roller window shades are
printed in the same pattern.
also copied in the upholstery
fabric of a Regency love
seat. Bold black and white
chintz stripe curtains are
tied back at the windows,
with identical stripes shown
in the bed skirts. In contrast
to the stark black and white
are areas of a jewel-tone
green named malachite, used
in the Cabin Crafts carpet
ing and the bed coverlets.
There are touches, too, Of
royal blue.
Two shades of gold on
charcoal gray describe an
entire wall of imported pa
per panels in the Polynesian
room, designed TO locus at
tention above an extra-long
wall shelf.
The "Mazurka" wallpaper
by Bill Keliehor creates a
center of interest in the ex-
tended room. in lieu of a
fireplace or huge breakfront.
Handsome yacht chairs
bound in rawhide Of white
antique finish add a South
Seas feeling along with a
beaded bamboo screen, and
burnt orange shades COM
bined with beigeS and
browns. In this setting, too.
can be seen one of the fine
walnut television cabinets
designed by Henredon for
RCA Victor.
The Palazzo theme is fore
Evening star., 1960-09-26
CLUB
CALENDAR
TOMORROW

Montgomery County Fed
Grafton of WOmen'S Clubs
First fall meeting at 10 am.
at the Woman's Club. Chevy
Chase, Md. Mrs. A. B. Her
mann, chairman of campaign
activities, National Fedora
ton of Republican Women,
and Mrs. Sam Brightman.
wife of the deputy director,
Democratic National Com,
mittee, will be guest speakers.
Arlington Branch, AAUW-
Meeting at 10 am. at the
home of Mrs. K. F. McLaugh-
lin. Mrs. Roger D. Hutchins
of the Arlington County Task
Committee on Guidance will
be guest speaker. Meeting Of
the French Conversation
Group at 1890 am. at the
home of Mrs. William J.
Moore.
Alpha Delta ri Alumnae-
Meeting at 10:30 am. at the
home of Mrs. Alfred White.
Organized Women Voters
Of Arlington -Lunch h on
meeting at noon at Hogate's
Arlington House. Mr.. Ernest
D. Wilt. DR.. L. H. Blevins and
Mr.. Thomas w. Richards,
candidates for the County
Board, will be guest speakers,
D. C. Area Chapter, Jewish
National Home for Asthmatic
Children - First meeting at
the Tifereth Israel Congre-
cation.
Women's Auxiliary, Arlihg-
ton County Medical Society,"
Luncheon and fashion show
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at noon at the Washington
Golf and Country Club.
ID, C. HadasSah-Luncheon

at noon at the Washington
Golf and Country Club.
d, C. Hadassah-Luncheon
at noon at Temple Sinai.
Auxiliary, Prince Georges
County Medical Society
Luncheon meeting at 1890
pm. at the Prince Georges
Country Club.
Motion Picture and Tele-
vision COuncil-Meeting at
2:30 pm. in the auditorium
of the National Gallery. DR..
Raymond Sites, curator of
educational work for the
National Gallery Of Art, will
be guest speaker.
DC. WOmen's Bar AssO-
ciatiOn-Meeting at 6 pm.
in the Bird floor assembly
room YWCA followed by
dinner at GAS pm. At 8 pm.
Mr.. James r. Browning.
Clerk. Supreme Court, will
speak.
Richard Arnold Chapter,
DC DAR-Meeting at 1880
at the home Of Mrs. Luther
L. Lemon.