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The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09

Mrs. Andrena Gunderson is
staying at the Bill LANCE home
while Bill is in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Soiseth and
son spent several days with the
Taylors.
Nh. and Mrs. Nickie Heggen
visited at the Jerry Sowiski home
at Devils Lake last week. Mrs.
Sowish accompanied them home
for a visit, she returned home
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Weber was dis
charged from the Mercy hospital
Thursday.
Glenn Iverson Of Lake Bronson,
Minnesota and Kristen Jacobsen,
Grace Ann Mosby and Keith
Coats of Grand Forks spent the
week end at home.
A farewell party was held at
Luella Void home in honor of
Mrs. Marlin Coates who is NOV
ing to Chester, Montana. Fifteen
ladies attended and pot luck wa
served. Purse of silver was pre-
scented to Mrs. Coates. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marlin Coates and Dean left
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete McConnen
and family left for there home at
Ottowa, ILL, on Saturday morning
and MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Oakland
and Ingyold Oakland and family
left Sunday for their homes al
Denver and Bozeman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwane Rindy and family
also left Sunday for Baker, Mont
Rev. Herbert Mjourud, evangel-
list conducted a series of Evangel-
ism meetings at the Trinity Lu-
theran Church.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09
O.E.S. PAST NATIONS
TO MEET MONDAY, MARCH 81

The regular meeting of Past
Matron's Club of the Order of the
Eastern Star has been postponed
to meet Monday, March 81, at $50
pm. Mrs. Glayde Yoder will en-
tertain the club at her home and
all members r urged to be in
attendance.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09

Some businesses succeed in spite
of the methods and manners in
vogue.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09

A nation is as strong as its
average citizen, and no stronger.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-09

See The uah Shore Chevy sAUun color Sunday. NBcN-He Pat Boone Chevy Showroom weekly ABcW
Evening star., 1960-01-24
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Herb Zanoff has organized
his own Chevy Chase, Md
firm, Herb Zanof Associates
distributor Of business forms
papers and packaging. 1t will
serve as distributor for Seal
right Co. and Scott Paper Co.
Joseph J. Honick of Wash
lngton was named special as
sistant to DR.. William S. Apple
secretary Of the American
Pharmaceutical Association.
Fred HubIitz was appointed
head OF the commercial division
Of Dunlop Photographers. He
has been assistant director OF
photography at the Hecht Co.
William r. de Lashmutt OF
the Washington Agency OF
Home Life Insurance Co.. was
ninth among all company
agents in 1859 production.
Richard E. Holtzworth, for
mer marketing manager fol-
Hughes Aircraft, has become
eastern marketing manager for
Houston Fearless Corp.
George r. Raley was named
manager of the AIevapdrio ~
fice OF Ritter Finance Co.
/ John p. Abbadessa and Clay
ton r. Keel of Washington
were elected members OF the
American Institute Of Certified
Accountants.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Serve on Committee

Clarence E. Kefauver, presi-
dent Of Columbia Federal Saw
ings & Loan Association. and
Edward c. Baltz. president OF
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Lundvoiet Firm
Is 20 Years Old

A. E. LandvoiRt. Inc. prom
inent area mortgage lending
firm, will celebrate its goth an
niversary this week.
Organized in January. 1910
by the late Albert E. Land
voigt, the company has spe.
cialized in the mortgage field
1t has arranged financing fol
many large subdivisions. apart
ment and office buildings, com.
mercial properties and thou.
sands Of individual homes.
Thomas s. Bauer is executive
vice president and operating
head Of the company. J. Max.
we'll Pringle is president; Betty
R. Straw, secretary; Sidney 2
Mensh, treasurer.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Metropolitan Federal
Promotes Robert Smith

Robert j. Smith has beer
promoted to controller Of the
Metropolitan Federal Savings
and Loan Association al
Bethesda, President Henry j
Connor announced.
Mr.. Smith has been in the
savings and loan field 10 years
and associated with Metro
politan Federal for six years
He has been assistant secretary
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Area Store Sales Up
6 Per Cent During Year

Department store sales in the
Washington Metropolitan Area
rose to a new all-time peak in
1859. with a gain of 6 per cent
from the preceding year, the
Federal Reserve Bank Of Rich
mond reported yesterday.
December sales, however, were
only per cent above the same
1859 month.
The downtown portion of the
area sales total was reported
even with a year ago, but bank
officials said an actual gain OF
0.3 per cent was ignored in
rounding out the figures. De-
cember downtown sales were
off 3 per cent from a year
earlier.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

l959-60 Stock and Sales N.t
High Low div: rate Add 90 High Low Close chg
soh ,ess TTEckBr I.sO So 4oA 5716 5eIz+a
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Bankers TO Discuss
Construction Financing

Chesapeake Chapter, Robert
Morris Associates, has sched-
uled a panel discussion of con-
struction financing at a dinner
meeting at the Dupont Plaza
Hotel Wednesday night.
Panel members will include
w. Evans Buchanan, president
of the Buchanan Companies;
George w. deFranceaux, presi-
dent Of Frederick w. Berens,
Inc, and Harry P. Bergman,
vice president of Riggs Ma
tional Bank.
James F. Bridges, vice presi-
dent of the Riggs and also
president of the organization
Of Washington and Baltimore
bank lending officers, will pre-
side.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

275 executives to the Statler-
Hilton Hotel tomorrow and
Tuesday.
w. o. DuVall of Atlanta,
newly elected league president,
will preside at the general
meetings and will deliver the
keynote address. Legislative
sessions will be under the di-
rection of Henry A. Bubb of
Topeka, Kans.. chairman of
the Legislative Committee and
a past president of the league,
Housing Bill on List
The emergency housing bill
OF 1860, introduced by Repre-
sentative Rains. Democrat of
Alabama, will be one Of the
major subjects on the agenda.
Hearings on the bill will open
tomorrow before the House
Banking and Currency Com
mittee.
The problem of curbipg or
controlling the Nationwide
solicitation of savings by unin-
sured savings and loan asso-
Citations or institutions not un-
der strict state supervision will
be studied.
Some of these firms have
been under indictment for mis-
leading and fraudulent state
ments sent through the mails
Some are known to be operat-
ing in the Washington area.
Tax questions and various
proposals for financial legisla-
tion now before Congress are
other subjects on the list.
Spence Will Speak
Representative Spence of
Kentucky. chairman OF the
House Banking and Currency
Committee. and Chairman Al
bert j. Robertson of the Federal
Home Loan Bank Board, will
address tomorrow's luncheon
and Fred C. Scribner, jr., Un-
der Secretary of the Treasury,
will speak at a Tuesday lunch
con.
William j. Hallahan, member
of the FHLBB. and League
President DuVall will address
tomorrow mornings initial ses-
sion. subcommittee will confer
in the afternoon.
Subcommittee reports will be
heard and the leagues legis-
lative program outlined fol-
lowing the Tuesday luncheon.
Prominent members of the
District Savings md Loan
League will participate in the
conference. They will include:
Julius A. Maedel, president:
Martin A. Cook. first vice
president; Bruce Bryan. execu-
tive secretary. and Carl C.
Smuck. a national director of
the United States league.
Serve on Committee
Clarence E. Kefauver, presi-
dent OF Columbia Federal Saw
ings & Loan Association, and
Edward c. Baltz. president OF
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Retail Credit Association
To Hold Annual School

The Retail Credit Associa-
ton Of Washington will hold
its 1860 credit school on five
Tuesday evenings starting this
week.
First session at the Raleigh
Hotel will be addressed by DR..
Nathan A. Baily. dean Of the
School Of Business Administra-
ton at American University.
Other meetings will be held at
the Credit Bureau, 222 Sixth
street NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

Perpetual Building Association,
are members of the national
leagues Legislative Committee,
and will participate in delib-
erations Of the group.
Stephen Slipher, who heads
the Washington Office of the
USSLL, is legislative director
and is in charge of conference
ARRANGEMENTS.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
Sovings and Loan Men
Will Confer Here
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

National leaders of the savings and business will
gather here this week for the annual legislative conference Of
the United States Saving and Loan League
Ranking the most outstanding legislative meeting
the savings and loan industry conference
Evening star., 1960-01-24

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. JANUARY Is, 1866
Quotations Furnished by the Associated Press
le59-60 Stock and Sales Net
High Low div. rate Add 90 High Low Close chg
Evening star., 1960-11-06
FARMS
HISTORIC TTDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

I-I7O acres. 7-rm. home with
bath. Q tenant houses. 8 barns
1o-acre tobacco allotment, tim.
Der, land In high satte Of cult,
vation. complete farm machinery
IN paved road. 35 mi. D. c.
2-07 acres, BERN. home, largs
barn, outbuildings. 6-acre tobac.
co allotment; reasonably priced
3-147 acres, 18th century brici
hone, needs restoring, full base.
ment with arches, original man.
tels, fireplaces, dne road In, gooc
tenant house, barn. well: small
down payment.
4-10 acres on State rd.. charm.
Ing 4-bedrm. home, living rm.
dining rm.. freplaces. breakfast
rm. with bay window, utility rm.
porch elassed and screened, base.
board heat: Ard fioor can b
converted to 2 rms; stately trees
orchard: 25 mi. d. C. $40 800
$40 acres. handsome Colonial
home, like-neW condition, oil
baths; 2nd fioor. 2 bedrmS.. bath
sundeck 3rd floor nicely fur.
nished; bear garage with apt
over, farm equipment, 4 barns
$4,000; owner will finance; will
sell less land with home. garage.
2 barns.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
GOOSE CREEK FARMS
LoUDOUN COUNTY

We are Offering unsual waterfront
and mountain acreage sites 10.
Gated on Goose Greek in Loudoun
County. Va, WASHINGTON most
beautiful suburban area.
These fine acreage tracts 1T rea-
sonable prices contain the follow
ing features.
.1-Acreage in hardwood, no pines,
with, electricity and telephones
available.
'2-Frontage on large Goose Greek
with full riparian rights.
3-Larse frontage on existing rds
4-Low taxes, sound county gov.
ernment; situated in Virginia.
scenic Piedmont section; only
air miles from Chantilly.
I5-Terms on q monthly payment
basis, small down payment. First
come gets FIRST choice,
REACH: West on Rte. so to Oil
bert's Corner. turn right on Rte
10; about 8 miles you come tc
Goose Greek Bridge and take i'm.
mediate left on State Rte. 73a
or Rte. Z to Leesbrrg, then south
on Rte. IS to Rte. 733, about S
miles you come to Goose Greek
again and face once.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER WANTS apartment house
ground or package deal; D. c.,
Maryland or Virginia. LA. 9-3655.
FOR ACTION in the sale Of voul
land in N. Va. or So. Nd, T.
F. STEFFEY. JE. 4-O064.
HOUSE LOT in select residential
area. NV. Washington or Mass.
ave. extended. Box 325-H. Star.
LISTINGS WANTED In Prince Geo.
County and Southern Md. for acre
age, lots. industrial and CONNER
eial: also houses Ewes, Sat. and
Sundays call M.. Smith, MA.
1854 with M. PAUL HANNAH,
261b 17th %. n.ws AD. 2.410O.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
STROUT

1So AcRES-oyerlooking Patuxen'
would make excellent horse S q,
cattle farm; has tenant house
Q barns, and an outstanding BLDG
site. with. far views; only S12, 900
Cash to handle.
95 ACRES-Tenant house, Q barns
8 A. tobacco allot.: long fronteg,
on paved rd.; good soil and lane
INVESTMENT; $16,500 with only
20 ACRES-No improvements. Good
land investment. $1,000.
PRODucTTON - INVES TIM = I
FAaEM-22l EAR acres; 5o-acre to;
tenant houses. = barns: Q tractors,
other complete eaiup.: average
$25 900 yearly income.
THREE FARMETTE SITE Es-Ir
beautiful Dunkirk area only 81 mi
from the District; 16 acres witt
2 springs: 5 acres, and 7-acrt
wooded, site; small down paymt
and balance monthly.
B ACRES-With 4-bedroom home
mod. kit. and bath: only 90 mi
from the District; $3.50 down, bal
mo. over Is yrs, or will exchange
ior property in Washington sub.
10 ACRES-And attractive whit,
clapboard home with cent. heat,
rms; nice setting In tall shad,
trees; $3.50 down. bal. mo. over /
yrs. or. will exchange for property
in Washington suburban area.
NEAR BRISTOL-Only 20 mi. from
District. 40 acres, mod, 3-bedrm
home, 2 barns, stream: 11-acrI
tobacco allot., highly productiv,
100 ts'Ai AcREs-old Colonial home
tenant house, 3 barns; 200 acre,
clear; 8 acres tobacco; full, new
equipment for cattle farming
Il AcREs-Mod. 4-bedrm. hom,
near Lower Marlboro, Q barns, nice
stream: outstanding location OF
paved State road.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER-3 bedrms.
Ia baths. one acre land on paved
State road; S16,500.
ST. MARYS COUNTY-2O0 acres
is acres tobacco allot.: level fields
4-bedrm. home, 3 barns: must bl
sold to settle estate: $4,000.
% ACRES-New mod. home. barn
stable: 6-acre tobacco allot.: nm
for tobacco. investment or. small
stock operation; only 20 mi. from
NEAR HUNTINGToN-small show
place farmette, acres crop ant
pasture. all fenced; show hors
barns; spotless home of 3 bedrms.
full din, rm., lge. .rm.,. with fire
place, elec. kit, Ia baths; SUI
porch, full basement; central hea
and air cond.. complete will
tasteful furnishings throughout
chickens, geese. farm tractor an,
equip: in committing distance II
the land Of pleasant living.
]. B. WATERS & ASSOC.
Ounkirk, Md, Phone Alpine 7-273t
Or Prince Frederick 2I4 and 4SS
Evening star., 1960-11-06
OUT Of TOWN REAL ESTATE

SUNNY KINGMAN, ARIZ.-Leve
lots near town, lakes; $125 full
terest. Minimum 2 lots. Boz 4S6
Kingman, AriZ.
ON PAVED ROAD, Is acres, 3-bed-
room house: barn. sarage, pond,
all buildings practically new;
S11 200.
5 miles out, 80 acres, 3-bedroom
house, living room with fireplace;
bath, Dashboard hot-water heat;
$4,000.
P. M. BROWNING, Realtor
once Valley 5-S331
Home Valley $3.50
John II. Hit, Associate
Home Valley 5-0290
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Lors, AeREAaE FoR SALE LoTs, ACREAGE ron SALE
(coNTINUEpl

BETHESDA, Bradley HIS Grove
wooded lots in this sousht-aftei
area Of custom built homes; "a.
600 "a. It. and up; Well priced fol
ALSO 5 excellent single lots in
controlled community Of custom
built homes. Sizes from e acre
up; priced from $4,100 up: terms
on some. Leon. Sisson,
ANpRls REALIX OIL. 2.e070
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Open Sunday II; Dark
R. B. YOUNG, Broker

R. B. YOUNG, Broker
GOSHEN ESTATES
1 TO 8 ACRE ESTATE SITES
Large selection Of choice sites
some with trees and streams
others open with gorgeous scenic
view and expansive CO. road front.
age. Low down pymt. and excel
terms; S2,2b0 to S6,S5O. A con.
trolled development. 4 mi. n. Of
Gaithersburg. Md, on Goshen I'd
MAYNE REALTY CO., INC.
oLNEY, MD. WA. 4-2s31
HIGHBRIDGE. near Bowie-Beau-
tiful la-acre level lot; curb, gutter,
paved. streets, city water: reas.
lisera. sS term terms M LEO sToRcH'
HOWARD CO.-3O acres, 1,50O-ft
frontage; $1,000 per acre.
MONT. Coo acres, divided into
10 lots; $4,000.
HOWARD Co.-12O acres; water
avail; $3.50 per acre.
BURToNSvILLE-New Rte. 20. II
acres; 3,O0O-ft. frontage; 100000
HOWARD Coo acres; good buy
at $4,000.
MONT. CO.-2OO acres: less than
$3.50 per acre; good fences, plenty
of grass, lots of water.
LAIRD B. SCOTT. JU. a-0420
HOWARD COUNTY-Highland, 81
acres, mostly wooded, sm. stream;
S4,950, terms. HALLOWELL REAL
ESTATE, WA. 4-940l.
La PLATA-PORT TOBACCO AREA
Desirable homesites in excellent
neighborhoods, 20 to 25 miles
from Washington over modern
highways. Outstanding business To-
cations in rapidly growing towns
and on excellent highways. Acre
age tracts to $50 acres. suit :
able retirement homes. small
farms, country club, shopping
center or high-grade subdivision.
LEONARD SNIDER, West 4.331l,
LA PLATA, MD.
LARGE WOODED LOTS with sewer
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Warsaw office
Offers the Following

COLES PoINT-2-story, 3 bedrms.,
bath, large dining area,
living room with stone fireplace.
front and back porches: garage
and tool house: large, shaded lot;
sand beach; $500, furnished.
POTOMAC R1VER-For retire.
ment or summer; new ranch type;
pine-paneled. hardwood floors, in
sulated. storm windows and doors,
oil hot-air blackboard heat, 2 he'd
rooms, . full baths, large living
rm. with fireplace, completely
modern kitchen with dining area.
large screened porch: garage;
Handicapped lot, new seawall and
sand beach. Price reduced to sell.
YEOCOMICO RIVER, Westmore-
land Co., close to Kinsale, Va.
-S6 acres, 40 open, 1000 IT.
wooded shoreline, studio cottages,
artesian well. Coll or write
Ben Eumbard, warsaw, Va, ED.
3-633l: home. CIR 2-207&
SCHMIDT g. WILSON, INC, Real
Evening star., 1960-11-06
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
(coNTlNUEp)

coLToN's P0INT-wateryiev. ~.
TSTnd Ti.n L,Is psSDsfsE; bsss; Ht IGt 5tRs:
$500. Available now: flexible
terms. Call Mr.; Newberry. cY: z.
e346. FORTIN RLTY., 10. $4,000,
MUST sELL-Unhnished 5-room
house on 5A acres, a short dis
tance from Cape St. Mary's; good
huntins and fishing; only $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Calvert County. Nd.


2 AcREs-over 500 #. on deep
hArbor: pvt pier: new masonry
home, mod. heat. bath. elec. kit;
delightful secluded location In
81. 1.'EIi IfoNARb SiIIsE; cREEK-Attraetiv.
new ranch house. 1 Y baths. car.
port, garden house; S00-ft. 'front.'
age on deep harbor: about acres
land: mod. heat and air condition.
ing; Q perfect retirement home.
COVE POINT-Large, well-built cote
tage Of 3 bedrms., liv. rm.. elec.
kit. mod. bath; artesian well: lot
50x125; nicely furnished: in i'm.
maeulate cond;: $l0.600.
CHESAPEAKE B AY-A spotless
home, 3 bedrms., Ice. liv. rn,, new
walls and new cabinets: attached
garage, sun deck patio with direct
Bay outlook: full screened porch;
real bargain at Sl0,600.
BROoMES ISLAND cottages:
land fronting directly on patuxent
River with pvt. pier; well suited
for small fishing or hunting group
or family use; only $500 for both.
BROOMES BLAND acres front.
ing river; mod: 3-bedrm. ho,m11s,i
for any size boat; Si7.5O0.
BATTLE CREEK-Delightful small
estate; mod. masonry home; Ia
acres land fronting 800 #. on
water: pvt. Soft. pier, bathhouse,
artesian we'll: complete privacy;
an unusual offering.
CHESAPEAKE BAYS lots fronting
100 IT.. directly on Bay; 3-bedrm.
home; landscaping trees, nnagniii.
BATTLE cREEK-Beautiful wooded
water: $4,000.
PATUXENT RIVER-5-acre estate
site. prestige area; restricted for
complete protection. waterfront on
two sides. open river In front,
protected harbor in rear; q most
unusual opportunity for the dis.
WATERFRoNT-3s acres, h-mile
frontage: financing all set at Sc;
NEaR PsTuxEsT hsEsH siS sS't sssEyss e
acre waterfront farm; 4-bedrm.
home. barns. stable; u mile on
water, pvt. pier; 20 head cattle,
purebred bull: complete farm
81 AcREs~Fronting 1000 feet on
Chesapeake Bay; site of early
Colonial manor house; magnificent
wooded setting.
CALVERT BEAcH-very clean 3-
bedrm.,. year-round home. mod.
how'd: frs. In q quiet family com.
munity: only $4,000 down.
100 ACRES-4.O00 feet frontage on
sale water. commercial potential
for boat harbor, restaurant. club;
legal slots; 10-room house suitable
for conversion: level land. light
plane runway possible. This prop
erty has everything necessary for
any type commercial enterprise.
MILL CREEK-New masonry cot.
tage, mod. kit, bath; pvt. pier:
S11,50O.
90 ACRES-over 1000 IT. frontage
on Patuxent River and protected
cove: houses, 9 piers; good land
and income inYestment.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
INVEST IN LAND

INVEST IN LAND
POTOMAC HuNT-4O acres will
older house; $4,000. good d
nancing.
DARNEsTowN AREA-36 acres
partly cleared. big stream. Ions
paved I'd. frontage; $4,000.
NEAR SENECA. ND. AND Po.
ToMAc RIvER-150 acres, III
mi. paved I'd. frontage ready fol
Country Club. $3.50 per acre IRE
PoToMAc HUNT v1c.-lo acre,
6eaut; bldg. site; terrific view;
OLNEY, ND. - rs acres. nice
stream, large pond. Owner says
sell. Any reasonable offer accepted.
PooLEsvILLE. ND. - 2eo-acr,
operating dairy farm: $3.50 per
acre. Small down payment.
DARNEsTowN VICINITY - %
acres, exceptionally nice modern
frame house. Nice stream. S23,-
900, substantial cash required.
CARROLL coUNTY-144 acres,
operating dairy farm, older 0-rm.
red brick Colonial; slate roof,
needs some fixins: $4,000. good
GENE CASTLEBERRY
Evening star., 1960-11-06
FARMS
icoNTiNUEni
"ACRE or CoNTKNTMENf"

AN11 VI OQN y nN AAENA
Large stream with 3-bdrm. dwell.
ing. Near Mt. Airy, Nd, with al
modern improvements for 50, ,7B(
on your terms. Consider rent with
option. OWNER. WA. 4-eSl1.s
ATTRACTIVE SETTING! li3 acres
just on Route 40; large country
home, dairy barn; $4,000, easy
terms. RIPLEY CO.. JU. 5.6lll.
BERRYvILLE, va. = Ante-beliun
brick home, restored and mod
ernised: Q little gem; ANAL acre.
age. Price, $1s,600 with 4MT;
loan. q. b. LORRAINE, Richmond
FEDERAL Bldg, Richmond, Va. :
BQYDS. MD. = 5-bedrri., 2-stor,
dwelling, AL modern, plus horse
stable and other outbldgs. on 8.
nice acres. Price reduced TO S16..
$50. terms. Many other good buys
on farms, homes and lots. Phone
KEN Mc0REW REAL ESTATE
PO. 2-9633 or Sol, WA, 6.lO6O
ewes. 301. WA. 6-Sse9.
BRUzEE REAL EsTATE-2 acres;
oeorEetown-style stone house,
near. Leesburg, 2 lovely rooms. 5
freplaces, Ia baths. $4,000;
terms. Herndon 42.J3
Evening star., 1960-11-06
CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP.

AGENCX COHP, -,
Prince Frederick, Nd, Phone IOs,
II No Answer. Call 1874 or 354.
HOWARD COUNTY, near Route
a7-Attr. 6-bedrm. house on 90
acres; 3 nrepls., 3 staircases
outbuildings and streams. In
good condition: excellent financ-
ing. Price, S27.5O0.
DAMASCUS AREA-60-acre farm
with barn, 2 streams, fenced
Neat frame house has 4 bedrms. :,
full din. rm.. hot-Water oil heat,
Price, S31,600. Call Troy Mar.
, tin, 301 -SP. 4-g6S1, HALLO-
WELL REAL ESTATE.
IDEAL COUNTRY HONE-A most
attractive country place Just (
miles east Of FredericksburE, Va
with many attractive features
rooms. III baths. Duet heat
Double car garage, plus otheI
buildings. Also q 4.room cottage
81 acres, mostly open. SOS, 5,OO(
with good financing Call Rub,
Hawkins, PATES-MASSEY m
sURANCE & REALTY, Law Bldg.
fredericksburg. Va. Esses 3-3266
evenings, Spruce k.00k0
Evening star., 1960-11-06
Calvert County, Nd.

@sS4V ~OSAAAVJS 4S4Os
1S4 ACRES - Productive cattle
iarm. 100 =. In grass and hay.
Long frontage on paved State road
near Patuxent River. boating IA
SllltieS available. Farm house. 2
parns, all fenced ana cross fenced.
frlceo 70 sell At S2S.OUO. Starting
neIa can be financed II desired
3S AcNEs--2 house, one rented;
= barns, stream; $l2,UOO.
81 ACRES-ouetnt farm house In
good repair, lrontase on 7-acre
lake, wild ducks, deer. other game; I;
5 AcRES-LarEe new rambler. FUN
basement, hot-Water heat, etc.
Kit. la baths. Exceptional view
over the taIuxent River ano
Naliey near new holland Point
Benedict Bridge: Sl6,OOO, terms.
FARM HOME-Completely reno
waited, = new baths; new, mooern
elec. kit, 4 bedrms.; full psmt.;
lull din. rrn., liv. rm. with firepl,;
8 clear acres fertile land. Out
standing view overlooking Parux-
ent River; $15,5OO.
OVERLOOKING PATuXENT RIVER
and fronting on tidal cove; "A
acres; 3-beorm. home, 3 barns
tenant house, tobacco allot. out.
standing view over river: $4,000
2 ACRES-2-bedrm. dweliing; moa
kit, bat. High situation WITH
river view; $4,000.
81 ACRES-Woodland. Long front.
age on = paved State roads. Good
land investment: $4,000.
luO ACRES-Woodland; 7-acre
lake. plenty deer, rabbit, quail,
ducks; excellent for camping,
sportsmen groups or subdivision.
Liberal financing.
road; $1,20O.
A wide variety Of other farms. both
waterfront and inland. Write or
phone for particulars.
HAVE YOU HEARD
THE CALVERT STORY?"
J. B. WATERS g. ASSOC.
Evening star., 1960-11-06
COUNTRY HOMES

COUNTRY HOMES
Howard Co.-4-bedrm.. 2-bath brk
Cape Cod on 2 acres: S22,750.
Howard County-3-bedrm., 2-batl,
brk. Colonial: Q acres; good strm.,
ell fenced; ideal for horses.
Mont. Co.-14 acres, 1900 H.
frontage: small 4-bedrm. brk
bungalow. Part of this could be
subdiyided; Loc. In the olney area
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