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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29
Church Ne1Us
By KOKO Wittenburg

vations. The Rev. r. Keith Bell
is pastor of the Rockville
church.
The public is invited to the
annual Frontier Frolics of the
Our Lady of Mercy Church of
Potomac Saturday from 8 pm.
to l am. at the William Copen-
haver's on Falls rd., Rockville.
Proceeds from ticket sales will
go toward the building fund of
the church and school.
The Georgia Avenue Christ
ian Church will present Pearl
M. Watterworth, lyric soprano,
and Earl H. Fife, jr., bass, in a
recital at the Leland Junior
High School in Chevy Chase,
October 8 at 4 pm.
Mrs. Watterworth has stud
led under Mrs. Van Camper of
the Lansing Conservatory of
Music, in Michigan; Charles
Dana Beecher, formerly of
Washington, D. c.; Mrs. Doro-
thy Radde Emery of the Mess
erole Studios of Silver Spring;
and is now studying under Mar
guerite Egeler of Silver Spring.
Mr.. Fife has studied under
Nan Dybdahl Wiik, of Beling-
ham, Wash. The artists will be
accompanied by Lorraine Hack.
The concert will be for the
benefit of the organ fund of
the new church which is being
constructed at Georgia and
Hewitt aves., Wheaton.
An art exhibit will also be
conducted for viewing and for
sale. Oils, water colors, char
Goals and sculpture by mem
bers and friends of the Georgia
Avenue church will be featured.
Members of the DOrcas Circle
Of Crusader Lutheran Church,
Rockville, were guests at the
Upton Nursing Home of Rock.
vile Sunday afternoon.
A farewell-retirement recep-
ton for the Rev. James P. Kerr
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brother, George, now an Army
signal specialist in Germany.
Two Blair graduates this past
June also enlisted Monday at
the Rockville Army Recruiting
Station, for subsequent air
borne duty. They are Breeze
Brewer, 80 Columbia rd., Ia
koma Park, and Mike COnroy,
COL Bennington dr., Silver
Spring.
Other Assignments
Fayette S. Warner, hospital
corpsman End class, 10410 Faw-
cett ST., Kensington. is currently
assigned to the Lens Labora-
tory at the Naval Supply Cen
ter, Norfolk, Va. y. Airman
Charles w. Burke, III, of IA
George ST., Gaithersburg, is en-
rolled in radio and ra6ar main
tenance school at Kesler ALB.
Miss. Burke is a graduate of
Gaithersburg High School and
entered the Air Force late last
winter.
Airman 2nd Class John II.
Smith, son of Mrs. Harriet E.
Pyle, North Bend rd., Rockville,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29

ination of couple Of gener-
ations Of Americans who have
successfully taken basic are well
calculated to shake the nerves
of even the staunchest young
man.
Tales of huge, brutal top SER
geants believing at hapless re-
cruits; of peeling mountains OF
potatoes; and of marching with
heavy packs, until feet bark
like puppies, are part OF the
humorously grim, comic leg
ends concerning this necessary
introduction to military life.
Not That Bad
Actually, it isn't that way at
all. Basic training, or to use
Navy lingo-b o OF training
presents no difficulties-either
of physical or mental nature
that the average young Amer.
lean can't negotiate with ease.
sLet's take a peek to see what
asome of our recent servicemen
have to say about their first
phase of military life.
Charles r. Williams Of Bealls-
willie. who deserVingly, was
selected as an outstanding
strainee, with a letter of COM
smendation to prove it, said,
swhile home on leave week ago,
z'It was the best time of my
life, meeting friends and gain
Sing new experiences"
Army Pvt. Barry Beauchamp,
1907 Edmonston dr., Rockville,
snow commencing finance school
sing at Fort Ben Harrison, Ind.
Basic was rough and certain
sly a challenge. l enjoyed it."
Steve Carroll, RMIIS grad
suate-"Great! Not nearly as
trough as I had been lead to be-
slieve." Carroll, is now in pho
Biography school at Fort Mon
1mouth, N. ].
'Happiest Of Life"
Steve White, WIS, class of
$50, now nearing completion of
basic at Fort Jackson-"Some
of the times I've spent here
have been the happiest of my
alife; while Others have been
shectic. But the good experiences
scome out on top everytime."
Steve shortly will be on his way
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29

The Rockville Christian
Church, w. Jefferson and S. Ad-
ans ST., will be host to quar-.
terly meeting of the Washing
ton District Council of Christ
ian Churches on October IL.
Preparations are being made
for $50 persons for dinner at
$50 pm. in the Fellowship Hall
and for a program in the sanct-
uary at 7:30 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mills,
missionaries to Paraguay home
on furlough, will be guest
speakers. Special music will be
provided by the choir of the
North Chevy Chase Christian
Church. The Rev. Truman
Christian, minister of the Mary
land Park Christian Church of
Washington, president of the
District Council, will preside.
The Council embraces 20 Christ.
ian churches in the area.
Mrs. Ralph Price is chairman
of the dinner committee; Mrs.
William Wilkinson and Mrs. H.
w. Gillian, in charge of reser-
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MONTGOMERY
MD.
Servicemen We Know

to IBM School at TT. Ben Har.
rison, Ind.
Basic puts the muscles
where they're supposed to be-
never felt better."-were the
comments of Jack Hunt, 1859
graduate of Richard Montgom-
cry High School. Jack is now
enrolled in a f7-week Russian
language course at the Army
language school, Preside of
Monterey, California.
Charles Glen ents, 1897
Charles st. Viers Mill Village,
said this about his recent ex-
ploits in basic training "Tlie
first two weeks were a bit hec.
tic, getting adjusted, but after
that, things began to fit into
their proper perspective. I've al
ways enjoyed outdoor living. To
me, the best part of basic was
the week we spent on bivouac. :"
People Informed
The Armed Forces, realizing
that the average person has but
the haziest notion of what this
training really consists, does its
best to keep the American peo-
pie informed. The parents, rel
atives. and friends of a young
man or women taking training
at any basic training center are
always welcome to visit and see
with their own eyes what is
going on.
Bill Tough, ex-Marine reserv-
list, of 1923 Mt. Vernon pl., Rock
vile, joined the Regular Army
last Monday for duty in Europe.
Bill hopes to visit his Younger
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29

has recently been assigned to
the 6214th Tactical Group on
Southern Taiwan (FormoSaD J. .
Army Pvt. FentOn j. KEEP
hart, DR., 25 Walker ave., Gath
ersburg, home on leave last
week after completion of basic
training, has been assigned to
the 18th Armored Cavalry at
Fort Hood, Texas.
Army LIST 1t. Sidney Butler,
Rt. l, Germantown, recently
completed the missile officer
basic course at The Air Defense
School, Fit. Bliss, Texas. Thomas
F. Nichols, seaman, USN, of
Laytonsville, is serving aboard
the destroyer USS Wadleigh op-
Grating out of Newport, r. l.
If no news of your favorite
serviceman or woman has not
appeared in this column, jot
down a few notes of interest
and forward to the SENTINEL,
a t t e ntion: "Servicemen We
Know"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29

will be held Sunday from 2-5
pm. at the Boyds Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. Kerr is retir-
ing after so years in the min
istry, 81 of which were at the
Boyds church.
Some so Sunday School teach
ers and workers attended the
annual study period of the
Rockville First Baptist Church
Monday through Friday last
week. Under the direction of the
Rev. Robert T. Hughes, super
intendent of Missions for Bap-
fist churches in the Seneca As
ISOLATION, the course was design
ed to guide teachers in the inn
portance of crusading tor Christ
by reaching out for the I'M
reached"
The Sunday School depart.
ment has an enrolment of over
1000 in its educational building
equipped to house 1,200 in Bible
study at one time.
The Saint Andrews Presbyter-
ian Church of Twinbrook cele-
brated its first anniversary Sep
TENDER Is following morning
worship at Broome Junior High
School. The young group ex-
poets to start its church build
ing within year.
The Board of DeacOns of the
Bethesda Congregational
Church will sponsor a pot luck
supper october Ia, 10 start tne
season of popular church din
ners at the church.
An old fashioned picnic was
held by the Rockville First Bap-
fist Church recently at the Civ
ic Center. Over $50 members
and friends of the church Joined
together for eats, games, sing
ing, and "just plain Christian
fellowship" according to Mrs.
Jacob H. Gamble, wife of the
pastor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29

Plans include DRIVEN win
dow and a Little Shavers Step
up Window" in line with the
associations policy of encour-
aging thrift among the young
er folks.
Stuart w. Dorset, assistant
secretary and up-county man
ager, will supervise operation
of the new office. Frank B.
Severance, board chairman and
founding director, is a resident
of Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29

BASIC TRAINING! These
words have assumed dramatic
import to millions of young
Americans. They conjure up a
n o st of impressions-mostly
.erroneous-in the minds OF
both the young men faced with
the prospect of taking basic
training and their relatives and
friends.
The tall stories that have
emerged from the fertile mag
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29
Music Unit to Meet

The Music Section of the
Woman's Community Club of
Kensington will meet at 1890
pm. on October 3 at the home
of Mrs. H. D. Manuelian, 4017
Franklin st. Co-hostesses will
be Mrs. Charles Hersh and Mrs.
Fred Felmet. The program will
concern Music of the War Be-
tween the States"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29
York Has Begun
On NeaU Citizens
Building Office

Work has been started on the
new Gaithersburg ffice of Citi-
zens Building and Loan Asso-
citation, to be located at POS
North Frederick ave-, accord
ing to James S. Brogan, jr.,
secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
EAST SPRINGBROOK

FOUR NEW RAMBLE rs featuring three bedrooms separate
and FAMILY ROOMS with fireplace some Wjn
conditioning ia baths
KITCHENS with breakfast Exceptional value S222u
Other honNeS being consucteoehoose yours nov
DIRECTIONS Out Eolesve road to SpringorooK brant-
ford. right to PECKS ppen" sign.
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SILVER. SPRING

Estates. Prime loca-
ton. 3-bedrm., 1h-bath de luxe
brick rambler; de luxe kit. w/wall
oven, ETC.; lge. liv. rm. w/wan-
to-wall carpet.
STYLISH N SMART"
Plaster walls, walk-out bsmt.
" 7paneled rec. rm., maids nm. or
den, lg. fenced yard. DR.. Out
Ca. ave. to Dennis ave. right to
Glenhaven pkwy., left 3 blks. to
Donald pl. and right to 1907.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
WHEATON

Colonial style. 4 bedrms,.. . baths
newly remodeled and redeccr.
COUNTRY LIVIN'
On close-in wooded lot. Only SID
$50 Trades considered: DIR.
to LindeIl, left to open house.
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SILVER SPRING

A beautiful and immaculate s.
bedrm. twin sizel brick rambler
din. rm. " ibuilt-in china closet.
Huge liv. rm. wEiirepl.. full walk
out hasn't. wIrec. rn. and nre.
location. Dir: Georgia ave. to
Plyeas Mill I'd and left to St.
MarereteS way and right to Jen-
nines ct. and left to 2505.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

MASS. AVE. EXT. AREA
s-yr:.cid split.leveI. on assd-snd
street, featuring modern kit. sep,
din. nm, 4 twin-siZe bedrms., 2
baths: paneled rec. rm. with Are
pl.; separate laundry room, wall
to-wan carpet incl. Eyes,, call
Mrs. Tiller, EN-. 2-2341.
W. C, a. A. N. MILLER DEv. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN- 2-4A6l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
WHEATON

3-bedrm. brick rambler, walk -out
bsmt., lge. fenced lot. close to
schools, transp. -
SEE AND COMPARE"
Only Sl7,750. Assume 4haeo loan
Turkey Branch pkwy., right to
Federal ST., left to Vandslia and
open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
CoUNTY's LIVELIEST OFFICE
WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE

TO CHERISH ALWAYS. The ultimate in Colonial living NEW
Sar Esssse large lot 2 baths Come out
,, DIRECIIoNS; Out Georgia oney left KinI
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SILVER EXPERIMENTATION

OWNER WILL FINANCE
this 3-bedrm., 21a-bsth brk.
Colonial with sep din. nm,
Gear garage, rec. rTn., work.
shop, flrepl. and porch; only
50, needed to move in,
including settlement. Total
sales price, Sg4,q50. Perfect
Professional location on
cfose-in main artery.
ON A QUIET DEAD-END
STREET between silver
Spring and Wheaton, this
3-bedrm. brk. Colonial has
. perfect setting; nice rec.
nm, sep. din. rm., bsnnt.
exit and large fenced yard.
Only S1e,960, with $1,000
an. to assume . 4R% CT
loan. 7
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ltEWISDALE

2l1l NAN BUREN STREET
IMMACULATE BRIG three wnsize bedrooms
full baths Puntry-sze Kitchen Close to Prne
Place shopping anti schools: LMMEpIAIE FCSSsSstSN
VACANT. REDUCED FPR1CED TO SELL TO-DAY, 9lt,ouu
DIRECTIONS st Rigs I'd to Van Buren, unterseclon
Riggs Ager, lett on van Buren 70 open
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ROCKVILLE
8nR FIRST STRE

NEW BRICK HOME BUILT FOR ToDAY's NEEDS twin
full dining dream kitchen two tile baths
attractive handicapped lot walk to shopping center Price
DIRECTIONS: Out v.rs Mil I'd to LIST st. right blocks
PECKS sign.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
Co.
WE SELL HOMES

sPoRTY,s oEM-A real diamond
and only $10,9b0 for this nice
rambler with full bsmt., beauti-
fully fenced yard, storm windows
and doors. Newly redec. Many ex-
tras. Attached garage. Vacant.
LOW DOWN PAYMENT,
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mM0pen

CHEVY CHASE. ss0e Walnut Hill
rd.-Out q town owner has re-
baths, liv. fm. with fireplace, sep
arate dining rnas rec; rn., large
Priced in the middle eos.
Bridge 81. riEht to Walnut Hili.
KENwooD PARK, 7l0A Wildwood
dr.. Gracious traditional CENTER
hall Colonial: spacious liV. rm,
with elegance, powder rm., 4 bed
rms, . baths, 27-ft. master kit,
with breakfast or informal dining
area. Family rm., Gear garaEe.
!Ground-level rec. I'M. bar and
DIR: Bradley blvd. left an
doldsboro Rd. right on Millwood
to Blk" open sign.
ROCK CREEK HILLS, ss1s Hill
ridge DR.. Another house Of charm
by Burton Builders In this area N
distinctive homes. Exciting, luxuri-
Gus and special appointments
throughout. bedrms., 81 baths,
25-ft. superbly executed kit, list
fir. family rm., delightfully large
rec. nm. realistically priced-75ss
Dir: out Conn. ave. to saul I'd.
right on saul to HillridEe DR., left
BURTON-KELLEIGH
Realtor OIL. 6-4453
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KENSINGTON

Beautiful. fenced back yard and
complete GE kitchen help hi-lite
JOY TO LIVE M
2 -bedrm. brick rambler. Only S14.-
500. DIR: North on Conn. ave-.
left on Knowles, left on summit,
right on Brookheld, left on Vogel,
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WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE
3405 COLONIAL COUR-

3405 COLONIAL COURT
EXCLUSIVE PRICED RIGHT bedroom, Early American
HoTWATER HEAT, Ia-aere level lot FLA approved
DIRECTIONS: Out Ga ave extended to King William DR..
Princess right Colonial court right to PEcKs
Open Sign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

PARKWooD-s-bl DIM. brick; siec
81 ssssel. s' zs:i.. o.s 'ssd ST.. $50 e.
OWNER, VII. 6-2 P71.
POTOMAC RAMH EER Sale or
rent; 4 bedrm. rair pier with stable
on ga acres in cow. close lin
loo: Excel: terms. ~. 5-2079.
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COLESVILLE AREA
e. SPRINGBROOK
LARGE BRICK HOME
2h BATHS
TODAY'S KITCHEN
TWIN.GIZE REnROOMl

TWIN-SIZE BEDROOMS
bedroom, bath, LIST floorJ
Rec. rm., Dashboard h.-w.h., built
: in garage: 41zss trust. May trade.
In the upper eos. Convenient to
schools. stores; bus at corner.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
IA, 9-9222 Sunday. MA. 2-OSOs
S0LESvILLE-colonial quality brk..
$23,750. Ewes, EV. 1865.
Greater Maryland Prop, JU. 9-1240
'oLEsvILLE AREA: Inspect this
center-hall brick Cape Cod: 4 bed
car cars .a SsS, oe' acre .' 10. O $500.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
S1isF nambl. Area An '-e eHSRcH
NEiGHBoRHooD; wife-saver Kit,
$ garage; bsmt.; A4-acre Handicapped
cor; lot; PRICE s2s's6o. HUGH T.
sOLEsVILLE : OPEN ALL DAY
SUNDAY. Sale by builder - New
brick rambler, u acre, 3 bedrms. =,
z baths, sep, din. rm., foyer. 9
closets, . hreplaces, grill on
porch. bsmt., garage. Dir: From
Silver Spring Rte. 20 to LIST clover
leaf. Left on Celesville I'd ext, left
on Motley I'd. at open sign, "a
mile to house on rignt. Call JU.
s-5722, before noon sun. or eve,
anytime weekdays.
SONNECTICUT AVE. ESTATES
Of the year. Under $4,000. Go
FLA or assume 4es loan. S104
includes taxes and insurance. 10.
b-36a7, Cpen SO.
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'OIJIS LADY OF SORROWS PARISH
LINCOLN AVENITE

COD An exceptionally clean home featuring three
separ Rte dining and screened porch RECREATION
PIREcTIoNs Out New Hampshrs TO Laroh ayenps
Iabovs hwy left to Lincoln right to PECks
open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-02

NEED RooMP-This large
6-bedrm., 3-bath home has
q rec. rm., full bsmt., 3
porches and large lot; Just
completed and ready to move
in. Mr.. Sligo Greek Park and
u blk. from Parkside School.
Only S32,500 and you can
name your own down pay
ment. viii accept trade or
other equity. MUST BE
SOLD THIS WEEK END.
PRIZE, WINNER in the Yves
Lynn subdivision. less than
2-yr.-old rambler with sep.
din. rm., kit. with table
space: full bsmt.: fenced
level lot and high CT loan:
S2,700 is the total needed,
including settlement, to move
in; $119 per mo. pays all. -,
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GLEN HILLS AREA
HI-WOOn nRIVE

FOR DISCRIMINATING HOME SEEKER DESIRING THE BEST:
rorT hrg 5sdrooms two uI baths hsuiu nispaee d
DIRECTIONS: Out West MONTGOMERY ave from RoekyIlss
sign.
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EDNOR
CEDAR LANE

SoPPER KITCHEN WONDERFUL family room sS, stn garage
DIRECTIONS; Out cSlssvils I'd m IT, beyond White
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, and 4 bedrms.. completely equip.
Frigidaire kitchens; sep. din. rms.
wifabulous rec. rms, choice loca
ton excellent terms, " TRADE
UP" Dir: Out Georgia ave. right
on Arcola and right on Nairn to
new homes. open Sat. and Sun.
till dark. weekdays z till dark.
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WHEATON
1913 IVANHOE

RAMBLER; Cute and FENCED lot for the Children
bedrms. full bsmt. real buy at Sl6950. To- 5000.
DIRECTIONS: out Georgia ave tpast wheaton,, left
Henderson ave- left on Ivanhoe ST. to PECKs open sign
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SPRINGBROOK AREA

prestige ramblers and
split levels featuring 4 bedrms
ga baths, walk-out basmt.
w/daEzline rec. rms. v/nrepl.
choice de luxe features thruout.
SPACE TO SPARE"
Also corner. almost new split-level
on u acre: ground level oaSmt
sliding glass doors to patio: idea
for professional man; home ano
once. Dir: Out Coleville I'd. to
Tracy dr.. and right to open house
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ADELPHI

ELEGANT spacious 3-bedrm, brick
rambler: huge iv. rm. wIstone
firepi.: sep. din. I'm. custom
built; in prestige area.
MADE TO ORDER"
De luxe baths, delightful family
rm., Dashboard heat, carport,
priced at only S21,5o0 FLA APP
proved. Dir: Out Riggs I'd. to
Lackawanna st. and left to 24O6.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mn.

suBURBAN PRoPERTrEs MOT.
With viii r.: is ist. sso3 sriShtSsi.S; Wv I
Blk. from Conn. ave. and Viers
Mil. Open sunday. OIL. 2-6620.
conn. AVE. PARK-3-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod: all-elee. kit: assume CT
loan. OWNER. WI. 6-9606.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES. Immac.
3 b, r. home; din. rm., finished
bsmt., $3.50 dn. $50 mo. TAM
BYLN q CO., 10. $3.50.
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OLNEY AREA
GRACEFUL COUNTRY LIVING
& 90.

Wo. $1,000 Ewes, EN-. 5-2334
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gus
tom-built brk. -and-stone center
hall .rambler; 3 bedrms... den or
4th bedrm., "a baths, din. rm.,
Ice. mod. kit. wall extras:
porches Il enelosedl; gear gar. :;
full bsmt. w/rec. rm. approx,
30x30, stone bar; 2 stone irepls.
ca. In rec. I'm. and liv. rm.l,
storage rm. and extra items too
numerous 10 list Sit. on l2-acre
wooded lot nr. wheaton Plaza, 2
blocks from Lady Of Good Counsel
School. Persons interested must
appreciate natural oak finish, lge.
Thermopane alum. windows. and
superior work. Priced under real
value at S4l,50O. Shown BY appt.
VIII. 2-6674. No brokers.
PA9KwO0D AREA = Open I-6.
S23.500. In q terrific locale; an
unusually spacious brick rambler
with 3 good bedrms., . full baths,
. dream kit: driveway and full
bsmt. Mod. down payment. Dir.
Conn. ave, left Saul I'd. right
Cedar lane, left Ciearbrook. left
WESTBRoOK' lane.
ADAMS CO. JU. Q-l3Oo
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GARRETT PARK

brick rambler, COULD WANT de luz
kitchen baths den or fourth bedroom RECREATION room in
DIRECTIONS: out, Wisconsin ave-. to Flanders, left
Druid DR., right to PECKs sign.
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HEITMULLER

HEITMULLER
ESTATES
Prime Adelphi location: eharminI
red brick rambler v/sep. din. rm.,
vacant; immediate occupancy.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
Huge liv. rm. w/nrepl., lEe fenced
yard. Priced to sell at only $16,-
$50: Just $500 down. DR.: Out
RIGGS I'd. to open house ct s9l1
SECOND CHANCE
Once in q blue moon opportunity
prior purchasers not qualified
vacant. ready to move in. 3 bedrm
"A bath rambler.
HERE IT ISL
Huge liv. rm. widouble brick wall
firepl. theTmopane picture win
dows, kit. wywaSher, dryer and
disposal; wall-to-wall CARPET, car.
port and delightful patio. Priced
at only Sl6.q50 below FLA ap-
praisal. Only $1,000 down includ
ing settlement. Dir: Out N,
Hamp. ave. to Erskine st. ano
right to 18th pl. and left to 1904
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BETHESDA
aa1n MELWOOD ROAD

* toNoMY OF QUALITY. three bedroom brick Colonial
recreation screened
h Beautifully HANDICAPPED corner lot
pREcTioNs Out Old oeofEeown I'd to Greentree I'd.
Approximately mile to Melvood 3D. and PEcks open sign
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NEW HAMPSHIRE GARDENS

HOO JACKSON AVENUE
CUSTOM BUn IT featuring three bedrooms
two baths sep Erate dining
tached garaRe q lovely
nerhborhood kprced o 4-17OO.
DIRECTIO Us: Hampshire Kngvood
left to Wildwood right to Jackson and PEcKs
sign
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mE0pGn

MASS. AvE.-LITTLE FLOWER,
54O3 NeWington drive-Open to-
day and sun. 90. Ofier in Low
Err 40s might buyI You will not
md q better constructed home.
Brand new white brick bi-levei
with slate roof. 5 bedrooms, den,
family room with fireplace, big
screened porch, 8 baths. Dir ;:
Mass. ave. TO Cromwell, right to
Springfield drive, right to New
ingtofi, right TO 5403. Mr.. Mea-
sell. OIL. 4-2575. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS, INC. OIL. 2-7006.
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SILVER SPRING
BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE

ozoU NOeSoLAN tENnnNE -
UNEXPECTED VALUE: Only S23,950. MOVE RIGHT IN
Prestigs location bedrms baths full bsm Earase Com
DIRECTIONS: out Conn, ave- right East-west hwy
left on Jones Mil I'd. to PECKs open sisn
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SILVER SPRING

4 bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod: Ice.
yard w1trsss, b ,STss has ,rIs1 plsyroom
Close to everything Only S16.950.
DIR: Toward Four Corners on
Colesville I'd. left on Lanark
way, left on Lorain to 1907.