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Holmes County herald., 1960-04-28
by Chester Marshall

Tuesday, April &c, was DIR.
Brock" day in West, and to
climax the occasion, more than
500 people, many of whom were
delivered into this world by the
honoree, crammed into the West
gym to pay tribute to the be-
loved DR.. Walter Galliton Brock
who has ministered the sick in
the area for over So years.
The program, designed along
the idea of This is Your Life,
with the Rev. Curtis Ellis act
ing as Master of Ceremonies,
depicted the biagrophy of DR..
Brock from the time he was
born. November 16, 1873, six
miles from West at Brock, I'm:
til the present day.
Many of the Doctors old
friends were on hand and some
told of incidents that happened
from early childhood on through
life.
The biography was written by
Mrs. Annie Lee Jackson and
material for the script was gat-
hered and prepared by Rev.
Curtis Ellis, Mrs. William Bro
ok, Mrs. H. l.. Bowie, Mr.. H.
L. Bouchillon, Mrs. A. R. Bic
ker and Mrs. Jackson.
1t is amazing how the secret
was kept from DR.. Brock, while
almost everybody in the West
Community worked for almost
two months accommodating the
story and contracting people to
appear on the program.
ALMOST LATE
Tuesday night, just before the
program was to begin, fate
almost caused the Doctor to be
late for his own program. A pat
lent came to his house and luck
lily the Doctor only had to give
him a shot and hurried on down
to the gym for what he thought
was a Talent Show" in which
his two neices, Cindy and Sus-
an Brock of Memphis, were to
appear.
Several talent acts were pre-
sented, including his two neiceS
and songs by a quartet consis-
ting of Sara Tate, Mary Ellis
Wilkes, Mary Louise Bowie,
and Ann Campbell. Then a
skating act in which Bobby
Engle faxed an injury was what
got DR.. Brock before his await
ing audience.
The big ovation when DR..
Brock came from out of the
audience to check Bobby was
the first hint to the honoree
that This is Your Life was
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-28

pressed a deep desire to get the
people out on May 10th and vote
In favor Of the bond issue.
I'VE feel sure the people of
Durant are 100 percent behind
this bond issue" Mr.. Guion
said. I'VE all know what the
expansion of Durant S~portswear
will mean to our town in addi-
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-28
Hungerford Plastic
Corporation To Start
Operation In June

The Hungerford Plastics Cor
poratlon, worlds leading pro-
Queer of Flexible Vinyl Injec-
ton holdings, of Morristown.
New Jersey, will locate a bran
en- plant in Durant. The delayed
announcement of the plans for
the new factory, was made to-
day jointly by Daniel C. Hun.
gerford, president of the Corp
grafton, the Durant Industrial
Council and city officials.
Employment in the plant is
expected to reach about fifty.
with a ratio of two men to one
woman, shortly after production
begins and will ultimately reach
from 100 to 200 employees, with
ratio of men and women work
ers leveling off to about $3.50.
RENOVATING BUILDING
The new factory will be loca-
ed in the old Lewis Grocery
Building which is in the pro
cess now of being completely re-
novated for the new occupant.
The Durant Industrial Board
-
mas leased the building from
Lewis Grocer Co. and is sub
leasing it to the Hungeford
Plastics Corporation. Nc bond
issue is involved in the Ioca-
ting of the new plant.
General contractor for the
renovating is Bailey Lumber
Co of Durant; the Electrical
contractor IS j. M. Hoff, Inc.
OF Lexington and Grenada, and
the Mechanical contractor is
Ivey'S Plumbing and Electric
co. of Kosciusko. Renovation
of the building is expected to
take about 80 days, however
the first of the machinery will
arrive the latter part of MAY.
PRODUCTION IN JUNE
Joe Moore, a native Holmes
countian, will be plant mana
ger. Applications for jobs in
the plant will be accepted after
June 1.
The plant will manufacture
vinyl plastic toys in the Durant
Branch.
COOPERATIVE EFFORT
Agreement to locate the plant
IN Durant actually took place
early in January when Julious
Guion, Chairman of the Indus
trial Council and Leon EngeI-
mann, alderman and Vice May
or of Durant met with Hunger
ford officials in MorristoWn,
New Jersery.
The. Durant Industrial Coun-
ell and City officials worked
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-28

Representing the Mason on the
program was Horace Bouchilon
and Mrs. Harvey Brister re-
presented the Easter Star, of
which DR.. Brock is the only
living charter member of the
West Chapter.
The beautifully decorated gym
was done by a committee COM
posed of Mrs. Wilma Brock,
Mrs. A. j. Stevens, III and
Mrs. Mary Dunning. The Home
Demonstration Club was in
charge of refreshments that
the program and high
schools girls served the re-
freShmentS.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-28
TRUE BACK IN OWN SHOP

Friends will be glad to learn
mat H. c. True has recovered
rom his recent illness sufficier
lily to open his barber shop
again. located next door to the
Theatre.
Mr.. True was recently as
ISOLATED with the new City Bar
Der Shop, but after his illness,
lecided to reopen his own shop.
lie invites his friends around to
see him.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-28

tional payrolls. Now it is up
to the citizens to show they are
behind the men who have work.
cd so hard to get this industry
to locate here, by voting for the
bond ISSUE.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-28
q OF N

The Lexington Boy Scout
Troop will have a Court of Hon
Or Thursday night at 7 p. m.
1T the Fire Station.
Several boys will receive
promotions in rank and merit
badges.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-28
THE CORPORATION

liz OOT(GOfLA1ION
Hungerford Plastcs Corpora
ton was Incorporated in 1912
IN New Jersey by Daniel c.
Hungerford, president, and was
originality founded as a Re
search and Development COM
pany. A new $4,000 square foot
plant was erected in Morris
town in 1857 and this modern
structure presently houses both
the executive offices and manu-
featuring operations of the COM
pany.
Vinyl is the basic plastic uti-
lied by the company through
out all methods of manufact-
uring. Presently the company
employs three methods of mold
ing, injection, extrusion, and
r~otational, with new types pre-
sently under confederation. It
has achieved the position of the
worlds leading producer of
flexible vinyl holdings supply
ing vinyl industrial parts for
E~lectrolux Corporation, General
Motors Corporations, General
Electric Co. Lewyt Corporation
and many others.
In addition to supplying the
Industrial field with custom
nodded parts, the company has
established a consumer line of
vlnyl plastic toys, developed
and distributed primarily for
the toy industry. During the
past year, the famous PEA
NUTS comic strip characters
were produced and distributed
on a national and international
This will be the type of
CONTINUED ON AGE SIX
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-28

DR.. William D. Mccain, Mis-
sissippi Southern College Presi-
dent, left will deliver the adj
dress to some One hundred and
ten graduates of the 1860 A. H.
S. and Holmes Junior College
Graduating classes. The Com
mencement will be held at the
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-28

Junior College Auditorium at
500 p. m. following the BAG
calaureate Sermon which viii
be at n:00 a. m. Rev. Leland
c. Jurgensen of the First Pres
byterian church of Yazoo City
will be the Baccalaureate speak
er.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-28

joice in the Lord. Any one with
out a church home is cordially
invited to these services. Fri
ends of other churches are al
ways welcome.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-28

Mrs. Vance Bridgers visited
IN the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Peaster this weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Dickard
and children of Jackson visited
with Mrs. Celeste Dickard over
the weekend.
Holmes County herald., 1960-04-28

closely together in acquiring
the new factory and additional
payrolls for the town. In adj
d1tiop to Mr.. Guion as chair
man, other officers and mem
bers Of the Industrial Council
are: Jimmy Hand. vice chair
man, Calvin King, secretary,
and attorney for the Council,
DR.. c.. E. Patton, treasurer.
Clareance Robertson, Ralph Nc
Gehee, Deck johnson, Jake
Item, Edgar Howell, Ray Camp
bell, Henry McKensie and DIR.
Arthur Derrick.
City officials are Mayor Ro-
bert Ray, Aldermen Leon En-
gelmann, w c.. Landrum, CT
arence Robertson, Julion Guion
and Ralph cGehee. Miss Lu-
ellie Truitt is City Clerk and
Carl Drake is attorney for the
City Board.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
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He says he's Ideally quail
fed to select late sh0WS-he
ma zi0Fed In ancient history"
Evening star., 1960-10-19
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

500, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall. Verdi's
La Forza del Destino Over
ture.
7:O5, WGAES AMIN (s7O kc..
and 103.5 Mc.)-Symphony
Hall. Boyce' Symphony No.
2 In A.
S:05, WGMS AMIN $50
kc. and 103.5 Mc.)-Opera
House. Gluck's "Orphee, "
complete.
$500, WNIAL-FM (107.3 Mc.)
Hi Fl Showcase. Gersh-
wins An American In Paris.
1900, WNIAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
-Nocturne. Concerto for
Oboe and Strings In d
Minor, by Vivaldi.
11:OO, WASH-FM (S7.1 Mel
Symphonic Highlights. Bar
tok's Hungarian Sketches.
1901, WWDC-MuSic TIL
Dawn. Sonata No. 2 in G, by
Grieg.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
OTHER TY
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC i4)-Wagon Train,
"The Allison Justice Story" /"
An apparent horse thief Is
shot and killed BY McCul-
Tough and is later identified
as the husband Of Flint's
childhood girl friend.
500, WTTG (0-Five-Star
Feature. "His Kind Of Wom-
an" A fall guy In q plot tc
bring an expatziated rack
eteer back to the United
States gets wise and rounds
UP the crooks. Robert
Mitchum, Vincent Price
(195l).
1O:OO, WNGAL (7)-Naked City.
"The Pedigree Sheet" A
story Of jury-bribing. Eric
Portman. Suzanne Pleshette
and Murray Hamilton guest
star.
11:O0, WTTG 60 - Starlight
Theater. international SET
Evening star., 1960-10-19


Hong KoneThe Freebooter Arch johnson and Beverly
Garland do such nice Job soldier Of fortune and
his devoted wife that this tale manages to sustain interest
even though It's not overloaded with action. 1880 pm
WAGAI-7. 5%s &A
NY sister "Ruth Sells Story This is fun a
good part of the time, though overloaded with plot and
action Elaine stritch Is right-smart Ruth ready to
give up the ship when the bathroom door doesn't open
but rarin to 60 when her storyis sold almost Jack
Weston quite good her bewderng agent and Shirley
Bonne Is pretty II not very exciting, Eileen 900 pr
WTOP-e. {f}@ gN 3fgf
Perry ComO-Perys writer's do wen by guest Jack Paar
particularly when they reconstruct the Paar show
with Perry IN the drivers seat Keely Smiths opening
number TO (which one Really Keey9" is amusing and
her nonsense song Is weirdie Renee Taylor properly
absurd in the repeat Of her smodeing bit (Coor)
600 pm. WRC-4
step ON the CasCredit Jackie Cooper with providing
backbone on which to hang this satric look at the Ameri-
can otor Cooper exces in several sketches and his
old-fasoned musical comedy turn with Shirley Jones
perhaps the shows high spot. 1000 pm, WToP-S
Jack Paar ShOwack gets Renee Taylor to chat with him
again tonight Walter Herman returns for another visit
and Singer Ed Scott comes on for song. 1850 pm4
WRC4.
Evening star., 1960-10-19

tlement." A story Of intrigue
set In Shanghai. Dolores
Del Rio. George Sanders
(lo3S).
Has, WTOP (9l-The Late
Show. Woman Of the Year. I"
A comedy about the mar
riage. Of . gossip columnist
and . sportswriter. Spencer
Tracy. Katharine Hepburn
(1o42).
1880. WAEAL lT-First-Ru
Movie. 1.-THE Letter." Bette
Davis plays the distraught
Vaughan heroine who killl
her lover while her husband
is away. Herbert Marshall
(194O).
Evening star., 1960-10-19
U. S., Britoin PIun
Relief for Pukistun

DAcCA. Pakistan. Oct. 10
(AP).-The United States and
Britain last night announced
relief programs for the area Of
East Pakistan hit by . cyclone
and tidal wave October 10.
The United States Govern
|ment said It's initial aid would
total $4,000. The British gov
|ernment donated f7.s0o (t2l.- :
000).
The death toll and property
loss from the storm still are
being counted BY government
Ioflciais reiterated that fatal-
tiles might exceed 5000.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
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.TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

S:35, WOL-Broadway Show
Time. The original cast Of
Peter Pan." with Mary
Martin. Is featured. Jay
PERI Is host.
$500, WWDC-Pan American
Rhapsody. Music and news
from South Of the Border.
9:15, WWDC-Political Broad
cast. Tonight's speaker is
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
Other AN Stations

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WPRW-1Aee ke.-DayIIgRt snIy.
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Evening star., 1960-10-19
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniChts top ahoiOs prepiewed By TV Keys STAFF
iDho attend TeeGrsnls match screenings and anGlyze
scripts In New York. HoLlyDood ana elsewhere. Their
opinions are offered 0s Q guide to GreG viewers.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
FM Stutions

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Moa1y-Sansay.
W0L-FM--so.1 Me.-ss3o On. 70 mldaIgAt.
WFAM-FM-1eo.3 3 Me.-1 a.R. % mltnieht.
WWDe-FM-ieI.t Me.-2l-hsuF Opsrstisa.
WeMS-FM-Ie3.s Ms a.n. b mldnisht;
Saturday ] s.m. 10 p.s.; Sunday an.
to mI6nlght.
WeIS FM-sI.s Ms to 10 p.m. Suuaay
through IhuEsdsy.
WBvA-FM-Ies.S Me.-I1 aSOn 70 Il An.
WMAL'FM-1eI.3 Me.-S an. % t.ts en-.
WPoe-FM-9s.s Me.--Io en-. 10 I p.m. MOa.
DAY thEeugh SstuFtsy.
WIND I'm NJ Ms en-. % u p.n.
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Arizona tribune., 1960-05-20

Fresh strawberries lightly piced and sweeened make perky
topping mix add richness without nudgng calore
budgets ne for the topping low
low caore Dream Whip This topping mix stored the
pantry shelf before whipping will light three
days the refrigerator after being prepared Perfect keep
the pantry shelf to add festive touch spngme desserts
Spicy Strawberry Shortcake
1/2 sugar H2 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon envelope dessert topping mix
sliced fresh strawberries 6to slices of pound CAKE
1/2 cup cold milk toasted
Sprinkle sugar and cinnamon strawberries.
Combine milk VANILLA and dessert topping mix bowl with
bottom Bend then beat until mixture forms soft peaks
Chill
Strawberries reserving juice Simmer the juice
until slightly thkened Add strawberries and heat
until mixture begins to simmer.
Place cake slices individual serving dishes Spoon topping
cake with hot strawberry mixture Makes to
servings.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-20
SUBSCRIBE ARIZONA TRIBUNE =::=

FREIGHT CLAIM SETTLED
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES
Insurance Freight Allowance
$4o8
BRAND NEW 6 ROOM
includes Ia #. deluxe Dual
Temp Admiral refris. O'Keefe
& Merritt deIx. gas range or
delx. elect. range, Maytag auto.
washer. complete bedroom SET
I solid oak; solid maple. Gus
tom built living room sets. Vir-
tue dinette set, Competing, table
Iomps. Pieces con be purchased
separately.
YEARS TO PAY
SIS down Delivers
DAMAGED FRT. WAREHOUSE
607 N. 18th Ave.
&
1850 W. Jackson
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-20
DAMAGED FREIGHT
PRICES SlASHED
NEW & USED

Many items below cost. RE-
PERPETRATORS (suor.) $35 & up
Cos or eIec. ranges SIS & up
Wringer washer $3.50. Window
cooler refrigeration $98. TVS
$3.50. Beds complete $14.50
Bedroom sets $62.50. Rollowoy
bed SIS. Boby bed complete SIS
LR divon SAB. Dinettes $3.50
plus hundreds Of other bargains.
$5 down, $5 mo.
DAMAGED FRT. WAREHOUSE
607 N. 1o Ave.
g.
1850 W. Jockson
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-20
Race Relations
Diory

FRANKFORT, KY. - Ken
lucky State College dismissed
two teachers and IL students
charging they agitated stu
dent opposition to school
regulations. One teacher said
the real reason was the
groups CORE activities pri-
marily sitin demonstrations.
NEW YORK: Luis A. Ferre,
Republican candidate for
governor of Puerto Rico,
urged statehood in a speech
at a Puerto Rican rally.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-20
wan
ADS
SELLING OUT
For Finance Co.
OF GOOD QUALITY
FURNITURE

S ROOM GROUP
10 pc. liv. rm. set, end tables,
corner table, liv. m. lamps,
floor Iomp. pictures, 10 pc. bdrm.
sef, vanity, chest, bdrm. lomps.
twin bdrm. set, automatic West
inghouse washer, White-top stove
S pc. dinette, RCA radio. con-
sole Tv.
Wos $1lo5
Bal. due $488
IS Delivers
Easy Friendly Terms
DAMAGED FRT. WAREHOUSE
500 W. 18th Ave.
&
1850 W. Jackson
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-20

WAREHOUSE
SACRIFICE
2I PIECES
1929
3 ROOMS OF FURN.
LIVING ROOM SET
DlNETTE
*BEDROOM SET
*STOVE g. REFRlC.
$4o.50 eo.
IS dn. Delivers
DAMAGED FRT. WAREHOUSE
607 N. 18th Ave
Trans World AirlineS Sched-
uled the first transcontinental
passenger flight in 1880. The
trip took So hours including
an overnight stop in Kansas
City.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
MONTGOMERY CnIrNrY

MONIOOmEhf COUNTY
POTOMAC HUNT AREA y acres;
$1,000.
RIVER ROAD, SENECA, MD.-2O
acres; S3O.000.
DARNESTOWN, MD.-l4O acres:
$3.50 per acre.
SENECA. MD.-25O acres: $1,000
per acre.
DARNESTOWN AREA-gOO acres:
S5OO per acre; good investment.
GENE CASTLEBERRY. OIL. 4-l432
MONT. CO. = INVEST. ACREAGE
20 wooded acres, S655 per acre,
lOe, dn,; bal on easy terms
90 level acres; l9-acre zonine; front
on 3 roads COZ down.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
FARMS
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

loo acres, attractive 4-bedrm
ana bath home, barns, stable
l0-acre tobacco allotment, on
Hunting Creek near Patuxent
River, nice level delds, prsctically
all cleared; reduced for quick sale
2-4lO acres, columned Colonial
home In perfect condition, I'D
rooms, 41z tile baths, oil heat,
o-ear garage. rms. and bath
ABOVE; farm equipment, 2 tractors,
oulldozer, etc, ; barns. suitable
for cattle or development; 30 miles
d. C.; owner will finance.
i'll acres, paved road, improved
oy large 2-story modern home, 3
bedrooms, sleeping porch. living
rm., dining rm., kitchen, base
ment. hot-water heat; . barns:
70 miles D. c.: liberal financing
4-325-acre farm in high state OF
cultivation, miles waterfront,
perfectly restored. 9 rms, 3 baths,
white brick Colonial home. fre-
places, Dashboard heat, slate roof,
wide verandas, tenant houses.
one rented at $50 a per month
oyster beds, deep harbor overlook
ing Potomac River.
o-lSO-acre farm. o-bedrm., bath
home; large paneled living nm,
with fireplace. full basement, oil
neat, good tenant house. 9 big
barns. 10 acres fenced for hogs,
pasture for farm animals: com-
plete farm equipment. streams;
Just reduced for quick sale: IA
acre tobacco allotment: SO miles
D. c.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
SOUTHERN COLONIAL
264 ACRES

Six white columns designate this as
true colonial. Lee. center hall
entr. Liv. rm., l6xls; din. rm-.
Linrary,, all with lge. fireplaces,
huge XII. 2nd flr.: master bedrm
E/pvt. bath adjoin. dressing nm.
Guest bedrm. v/frepl. ana
adjoining bath. 3rd bedroom,
Complete adioin. servants quar-
ters, or additional bedrm. spaCe
on heat. Boxwood gardens. Stable
lSx2O0 equip. VIA brood mare
stalls. Machine shed, cattle barn
Tor 100 steers (3-acre lake)
One Of the most beaut, small
estates in FauQuier County. Va
You will be amazed when YOU see
what can be purchased for SS5,-
QUO total price. Give me an op-
portunity to show YOU the best
buy today in a country gentleman
estate. Call Mr.. Thompson or Mr.
CO., INC. CT. 3-3400
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acres IN Va. fronting the Rap
pansnnoek River. Plenty Of wild
lodge, camp. etc. Only ia hrs
from downtown WaShinEton. Low
price Of $3.50 acre: terms. sun
after pm. FL. 4-7l9O, week
days IA. g-l250.
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Beautiful Home
19-Acre Farm

On State hwy, 3 mi. 10 town
20 minis. to smart city; fine
netghbors; rich. productive soil
about IL a under pillow: variety
fruit trees, walnutS: dwelling sur.
rounded by one OF the most beau
tlful lawns. shrubbery, flowers
z rms, gas, cleo, phone. heavy
stone foundation and . porches
barn. poultry houses. machine
snea' etc; sacrifice price, SI3.5OO,
sTRoUT REALTY, star 1FdeA' Rte
Mlddletovn, Va. BARGAIN Lists
Mailed Free
UPPER MONTGOMERY COUNTY
=llb acres; long frontage on
F-eeway, and 400 It. on county
rd; A beautiful piece of land
priced at 500 per acre,
KAY BOWLING, Realtor
90 n. Frederick Ave. Gaithersburs
WI. S-2950. 30l or WA 6-o5O0
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STROUT
Established go years.
CATALOG-
FREE

WORLDS LARGEST! SO States
Coast to coast 1868 propertie.
described, pictures galore Farm,
EQUIP. and uneuuip.: weekend
summer and retirement homes
Turn, and unfurn.: hunting camps
wooded acreape, boarding houses
motels. tourist cts, stores. etc.
etc. Msny with low down pay.
mentS: easy terms. BUY snr
SAVE throuRh STROUT REALTY
ll3S-N Woodward BLDG, Wash.
ington. Sterling 3-31S4.
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BY oWNER-5o0 besgiii5I-vood.

bUkTONsVILLE, MD. = 80 acres.
lovely building site: must sell at
once. For PARTICULARS, phone Mr.
! WIZ b-55R2. AP 7-RIRI
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FARM.

REMINGTON, VA. 6-rm. brick
dvl.; bsmt.. bath; oil h.-V.h.: lge
enclosed porch; city water; lot
runs back to river; good fishing
$4,000. terms.
6-rm bath bungalow with either lge
lot or acreage; close to town;
priced accordingly and reasonable.
15 A, grass. stream; 6-rm. dWl.
water and elec., barn, silo: SI5,-
600, terms. Others.
PERROW REAL ESTATE AGENCY
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FARMS
N@~.-..--a
Acreage-Farms-Homes

Pretty as 3 picture, IS this small
farm of 10 acres on ID. q side III
WArrenton. Drive up the dover
lined driveway TO the beautifully
remodeled home setting high On
NH overlooking countryside. 600
u. trontage on U. s. 29-2ll. House
consists OF liV. rm, din. rm.. ?
pedrms.. bath, family Tm,, full
6smt., expansible attic, oil heat.
@-horse stable and utility barn
makes this an ideal eommuter's s
Iarm. Call US now S29,95O. Mrs.
SSaar1ke SSaIsarke or Mr.. Fling at WaTrenton
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COLESVILLE AREA

Lot 100000 it.. in excellent loca-
tion: City water including paved
stTeeI; $4,000. JU. Q-l lti6
JAMES D. DRAPER.
COUNTRY CLUB LOT. / hr. and 30
min: 10 Shannondale, West. va.
q IL EEE ian