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Holmes County herald., 1960-01-21

Nesz,S
by Mrs. Harold Brock
HAROLD BROCK TOP
SALESMAN IN MISSISSIPPI
by Mrs. Harol

Harold Brock was recognized
as MissisSippi's top Watkins
salesman at hte Salesmen's con-
ference in Greenwood, Monday
at the Holiday Inn.
Twenty-Five statesmen and
their wives, representing IA
counties, were present. M. M.
Padgett, state district manager
of Memphis, presided at this
meeting, assisted by Charles
Faust also of Memphis.
New products and sales goals
were set up for the new year.
The new T. v. show w a S
shown and discussed. The Wat
kins Company will sponsor
Dave Garroway's Today
show for s weeks beginning the
first Monday in February.
A delicious meal was enjoyed
at the noon hour.
Holmes County herald., 1960-01-21
WEDNESDAY, BRIDGE CLUB
MET WITH MRS. HENLEY

Entertain ing in her home on
Cedar Street, Mrs. r. S. Hen
ley was hostess to the We'd
nesday afternoon bridge club
with all members present.
Mrs. A. P. Carroll won high
score, Mrs H. l.. Nichols,
Jr., won second high and bingo
and Mrs. Henley received low
score.
The hostess served potato
CHIPS and cokes during the
afternoon and a salad plate
with coffee when the games
ended.
Holmes County herald., 1960-01-21
C.Boughn ofPickens
Reaches Ripe Old Age

giving him a little trouble
these days, but he usually gets
in his walk each day.
Mr.. Baughn can't remember
about the Reconstruction days,
but he does remember hearing
his father, Henry Richard
Baughn, who fought in the
Civil War for four years, talk
about the war.
Hard work and good clean
living are contributed to his
long span of life. Congratu-
lations, Mr.. Baughn, on your
birthday, may you live to see
many more of them.
Holmes County herald., 1960-01-21
b. VIC MEETS WITH
MRS. III, L.. HERRING

Mrs. H. L. Herring was hos
tess to the BWC on Jan. II
at 7:30. Eleven members and
one guest, Mrs. ". E. Keal-
hofer, president of W.M.U.
were present.
Mrs. Wheeler Hawkins pre-
sided and led the devotional.
Mrs. Weir Kyle, secretary, read
the minutes and gave the re-
ports.
An interesting program was
presented by Miss Ethlyne
Baine, Mrs. Wendell Glenn,
Mrs. Louie Clements and Mrs.
Claude Estes.
A delicious chicken salad
plate was served with coffee.
Mrs. H. F. Suddeth came
home from the hospital Friday.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
I. w. Majors in the recent
loss of her father.
Mrs. j. E. Prichard spent
last week with friends in Water
Valley.
Mrs. Gladys Kealhofer re-
turned last week from a visit
to her mother in Washington.
Albert Brown of Washington
DC. is a guest of his mother,
Mrs. Lille Brown who is a
patient at the local hospital.
DR.. A "A. Derrick, Jr. was
a Jackson visitor Monday.
Mr.. Leon Engleman and
Mr.. Julion Guion returned
Sunday from a business trip
to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Fore
and son, Bryan and Clyde
Mansel were Memphis visitors
Saturday.
Mr.. j. j. Gilmore of Mem
phis was home for the week
end.
Durant Daughters of U. D..
c. had a luncheon at the Dur
ant Motel Saturday, Jan. is in
honor of the birthday of Robert
E Lee. Rev. r. E.. WATSON,
| pastor of the Durant Methodist
Church was guest speaker.
Mrs. Bobby Irby, Mrs. Cur
tbs Ellis and Mrs. Leon Engel-
mann attended the district
Mission Study Institute at Weir
Baptist Church last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wor-
rell of Alderman were Sunday
guests of their son, Leon and
family.
Bobby Cain and jeanette
Engelman spent last weekend
at home. They are students
at Delta State.
Holmes County herald., 1960-01-21
MRS. BILLY ELLISON
HAS BRIDGE r

The members of the Friday
bridge club were graciously
entertained by Mrs. Billy Ell
lison.
Potted plants and greenery
gave a festive air to the party
room.
Mrs. A. l.. Gibson was high
score winner. Mrs. Dick Bar
rett was second high and Mrs /.
Jack White received the low
score prize.
Holmes County herald., 1960-01-21
TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB
e WITH MRS. ING

On Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Vernon King was hostess to the
members of her bridge club and
three guest players, Mrs. Roy
Brown, Mrs. John Hathcock
and Mrs. Dan Pepper.
When the scores were added
Mrs. King received high, Mrs.
Pepper second high and Mrs.
j. B. Paris won at bingo.
A dessert and coffee were
Holmes County herald., 1960-01-21

The Durant Twentieth Cen
tury Club met at $3.50 Wednes-
day afternoon, January 18th.
in the Home Economics Depart
ment of the Durant High
School. Mrs. H. C. McClel-
Ian, Jr., served as hostess.
Guests present were: Mrs
Pate Johnson, Mrs. Deck John
son, Mrs. B. c.. Sykes, Miss
Barbara Moore, Mrs. r. E.
WATSON and Mrs. J. H. Gull
ledge.
Mrs. Jack Hague : as lead
er of the program on Home
Crafts, gave an Introductory
talk stressing the importance
of building a good home atmo-
sphere for family living.
Mrs. c. A. Knott ~~ve ~
Holmes County herald., 1960-01-21
MINNIE OLA AMMONS
HOSTESS TO Y. w. A.

Minnie Ola Ammons was host
ess to the Y. w. A. Monday
night at her home on Lexington
st.
Peggy Ellington led the OPEN
ing prayer. Jimmie Lois Nc
Neer had charge of an interest
ing program, Resolved to Go
Beyond The Tithe", assisted by
Shirley Howard, Judy Worrell
and Minnie Ola Ammons.
An interesting quilting con-
test was staged by the counse-
lor, Mrs. Leon Engelmann and
was enjoyed by all.
Delicious ham sandwiches
potato salad, pickles, drop
cookies and Cokes were enjoy
ed during the social period.
They will meet with Phala
Brock next Monday.
Holmes County herald., 1960-01-21

The hostess served a delicious
party plate and coffee.
Holmes County herald., 1960-01-21
MRS. DECK JOHNSON
HOSTESS TO WOMAN'S CLUB

OAD00 ~ VOINAf1IN . OLOD
Mrs Deck Johnson was host
eSs to the Woman's Club on Jan.
uary II, with 10 members pre-
sent. Mrs. c. A. Doster, Pre-
sident presided over the bus.
mess session. Mrs. A. A. Der.
rick, Jr, State Institutions Cha
lrman, gave a report on Christ.
mas boxes sent to Parchman
Penitentary, Whitfield, Ellis
vile School for the feeblemind-
ed and Columbia Training Soho
oil. Mrs. w. A Henley, Geron-
tology Chairman, reported a
Christmas box sent to the
Clubs Golden Age Friend. Mrs.
Roy Smith, Chairman of the
Christmas Lighting Contest re-
ported on the Christmas Light
ing Contest. Mrs. Dan Wells.
Chairman of International per-
sonalities reported having writ.
ten to a Pen Pal.
Mrs. A. A. Derrick, Jr. has
accepted Craftsmanship of the
Cancer Drive for Durant and
the Woman'S Club will sponsor
the drive.
The club voted to make a
contributed to- the British
Honduras Day Nursery and to
he Women's Clubs of Rio de
Janerio to provide the necessi-
ties of life for children of lep-
arous parents Each of these
projects are supported by the
National Federation of Wo-
mans Clubs as a worthy cause.
The club voted to sponsor Mrs.
A. A. Derrick Jr. for Clubwo-
man of the Year at the District
5 Convention Contest. Mrs
James Bowie was asked by
the Woman's Club for the pri-
vilege to nominate her as
Teacher of the Year.
Mrs. A. A. Derrick, Jr. was
leader of the program on
Drama. Mrs. w. P. Taylor
gave a forceful paper on the
Drama. Mrs. H. J. Montgo-
merry gave a resume of the
verse play ~. B." by Archi-
blad McLeish. This Pulitzer
Prize winning drama puts the
story of Job into a modern set
ting. 1t is currently playing
on Broadway.
Guests for the afternoon
were Mrs. Joel Gullege, Mrs.
w. E. Thomas and Mrs. Hugh
Carl Mcclellan. During the
social hour the hostess served
sandwiches, nuts, cake and cof-
fee.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-11

Agriculture committee objec-
tives are: |. encourage farmers
to take soil samples on their
farms; 2. have program at one
meeting on the value and meth
DDS of taking good soil samples:
3. co-sponsor the field day tours
that have been set up by County
Dairy. Livestock and Agronomy
committee; and 4. have farmers
try out any new varieties of seed
that the xperim e n station
wants to put out on farms in
1860.
Detectives of the education
committee consist Of the foll0w-
ing |. that the R,uitan Club en-
courage the county officials and
assist in any way possible In in
forming the public as TO the need
for providing adequate facilities
for Cumberland county; 2. assist
in enclosing the athletic field;
3. request the boards to employ
the athletic coach on an annual
basis SO youth can have a year
round program q activities: and
4. improving the parking facili-
ties at the school.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-11
Ruritans Announce
String OF New
Detectives

CUMBERLAND. Mar. 10 - A
string Of detectives was adopted
by the Cumberland Ruritan Club
at its meeting. February Is.
Detectives of the youth COM
mittee for 1860 include the fol-
lowing: l. Sponsor Boy Scout
troops in Gainesville and Co
sponsor troop in Cumberland: 2.
sponsor a trip to Richmond for
exhibition baseball game for Boy
Scout troop and other youth: 3.
check on present operation Of
present youth club. and offer as
sistance If needed: q. assist local
Red Cross unit in providing
transportation to swi m m n g
classes and offer other asSis-
lance that may be practical to
the program: and S. sponsor a
local high school boy at Boys
State.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-03-11

NOTICE: The real estate herein above mentioned,
much thereof moy be necessary to sotsfy the tax
penolty interest and chorges thereon, will be sold at
public auction the 18th day Of April 1850. between
the hours Of ten ond twelve front Of the Court House,
unless the amount for which sold land is delinquent
eeher with penalty interest and charges, sho have been
previously paid to the County treasurer:
M o. 5ADtER, County Treasurer
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-30
NATIONAL FOUNDATION OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS

At least five students from Alas ka may become the states recipi- ents of The National Foundations 1860 Health Scholarships.
 Four year scholarships are of fered by the March of Dimes or ganiZation, in the health fields of medicine, nursing, physical ther- apy, occupational therapy and medical social work. The scholar ships pay $500 a year or $2,0O0 for four years.
 Candidates for nursing, physical therapy and occupational therapy must be graduating high school seniors. In medicine and medical social work, scholarships will go to students already in college. At least 515 scholarships are awarded throughout the country.
 Selection will be based on scho- lastic achievement, financial need, personal aptitude and professional promise. The scholarship money may be used to cover any approp- riate student expense.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-30
Movie Ice Palace Here "Wednesday Depicts Alaska Struggle For Statehood

Ice Palace" Edna Ferber's story of Alaska's struggle for statehood, brought to the screen by Warner Bros, comes to Kodiak next week, beginning Wednesday, August 8, and continuing through August 6.
 The story deals with the tanning of Alaska and the struggle of this great northern wilderness to be- come Americas 49th state. It is said to be a powerful, exciting and authentic saga of a young country coming of age.
 The story of the march 10 state hood by the last great American frontier is told in the half-century- long struggle of the two Titans. The Titans are Richard Burton, who, as Feb ''Czar" Kennedy, wants to take everything from the coun- try and give nothing, and Robert Ryan as Thor Storm, of Norwegian heritage, whose love for Alaska rouses him to battle for statehood its people want.
 To insure authenticity of back ground, the company spent four weeks in Alaska filming scenes against its primitive grandeur of glaciers, mountains and ice-fields, it's salmon fishing, its canneries
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-30

formity herewith, a Party Primary Nomination and Special Election will be held on TUESDAY, AUG JUST g, 1860, between the hours of 8 am. and pm.
 CD To nominate candidates of the various political parties of Alaska for the following offices, to wit:
 A UNITED STATES SENATOR. A UNITED STATES REPRE-
 SENTATIVE.
 TEN (10) STATE SENATORS. FORTY (40) STATE REPRE-
 SENTATIVES.
 CD To nominate a candidate from each of the various political parties of Alaska for a STATE SENATOR for Senate District M to fill a vacancy.
 (3) To adopt of reject the hi tiative relating to moving the Capital of Alaska.
 The KODIAK VOTING PRE- CINCT is described as follows: Within the incorporated City Linn itc
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-30

and the frontier-faceted cities of Fairbanks and Juneau and the small fishing communities of Pet ersburg on Mitkof Island in the Inland Passage.
 Others in the cast are Carolyn Jones, Martha Hyer and Jim Back us. Included also is the 19-year- old Eskimo beauty, Dorcas Brewer, from Point Barrow, in the role of Robert Ryan's young native wife, and Chester Seveck, patriarch of the native Eskimos.
 Saturday, James Stewart and Shelley Winters star in "WincheS- ter 73," an excellent western on the famous gun of frontier days.
 A three day run of Howard Hawks Rio Bravo" is scheduled for next week beginning Sunday. In it are starred John Wayne, Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson. Co-star- ring are Angie Dickinson, Walter Brennan and Ward Bond.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-30
Golf Tournament
 August 4, 5, 6, 7

The second annual Alaska State Amateur Golf Tournament will be held August 4, 5, 6 and ' on the military Moose Run Golf Course at Fort Richardson. Registration fee is $5.
 Any legal resident of the State of Alaska is eligible to play. The course will be open to civilian en- trants for practice play on August 1, 2 and 3. Entrants may register at the Forest Park Golf Club, Box 1775, Anchorage, or the Moose Run Golf Course at Fort Richard son.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-30
THIS DON FOSTER NO TAX EVADER

In a news item appearing in the Kodiak Mirror last week, a Don Foster was mentioned as a tax evader. The article had no refer ence to Don Foster living in Ko- diak, despite the similarity of names and the fact that both are fishermen.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-30
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF PARTY PRIMARY NOMINATION AND SPECIAL ELECTION

To the Electors of the Kodiak Voting Precinct, Election District No. 13, State of Alaska:
 Notice is given that pursuant to Chapter 83, SLA 1860, and the Proclamation of the Governor of the State of Alaska, and in con-
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-30
VISITORS AT EDRIS HOME

Miss Ella McNerny, Anchorage, and her niece, Mary Beth Bielaw- ski, are houseguests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Edris. The two visitors are spending a week here.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-30
KODIAK MIRROR

The Polling Place is City Hall. Dated this Thursday day of July 21, 1860.
 HUGH J. WADE,
 Secretary of State. Pub. July g, 30, Aug. 6, 1860.
Evening star., 1960-02-28

ALMA new 10 wide aluminium ex-
terror. genuine wood interior
panels; 1895 dn.: full price. Sd
Our volume makes the price right
for a Number deal ALLIED
TRAHERs, WA; 7-4354, $500
Evening star., 1960-02-28
CAVE FORD

4sI4 ELM 81, BETHESDA, ND.
OIL. d-S262
CHEVROLET 81 conv.; VS.: power
pack, std trans, Wv. ?. anc
h.; ! owner: Sl.495. IA. 7-6290
CHEVROLET 1857 station wagon
"3l0" VS.. immaculate Cond
Sl.2g5. Sl95 down. PRICES GOOD
TIL MONDAY q PM
Evening star., 1960-02-28

SKYLINE SO; 10 #. < so #: .
bedrmS.. auto. washer assume
payments after S1.5OO deposit
used mos. Lot 2@j. WOODLEY
HILLS TRAILER COURT, from
:, to \ pm daily
Evening star., 1960-02-28

DODGE "a ton telephone COMPANY
utility body. Excellent buy: S275
Trades accepted. Dealer. JU
= -ORR
Evening star., 1960-02-28

LU 4-O5l7 aft. 5 pm.
BUICK So Roadmaster Riviera .
door hardtop. every extra, full
power: like new; Sl,095, bank
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MOTORCYCLES

INDIAN '49: twin, 4-Speed. #
shift. windshield and bass, new
paint; Sl60. DUnkirk 5-726l
MATCHLESS-'5S $50 &C Hurri.
cane with extras; one owner
show room coEd.; 1895 orig. mi
Rarased In winter. VIII sell oI
trade for car. VIII. 6-763O.
VESPA IS Scooter: $50; shield
excellent cond,; $3.50. LU. 4
Evening star., 1960-02-28
TRAILERS
WHY PAY RENT?

Buy a late-model used mobile home,
After on. paymt, pay approx. S4S
- per mo. for ! bedrm., SAA mo. for
. bedrmS Huge selection. AAA
USED MOBILE HOME MARKET,
1862 Richmond hwy. Alex, Va
Located U S. between drlve-ln
theater. Fort Belyoir. Ro. $4,000
ANDERSON 1888. 32 #. one bed
rm, excellent cond Can remain
on present lot. Sl,4O0. so. S-2SS9.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
EATON

CHEVROLET, INC.
6ln II ST. NE IL 7-634S
CHEVROLET SO 90 Model: "a.
OOO mi, S"65. IL. 7-2629 after
) pm. weekdays. or ST. $500
Ext 80 days
CHEVROLET-'5g powerglide, 4-dr
Sed r and h. low mileage, excel
/ cond; pvt. cwner: Sl,75O. so
b-RO6n
Evening star., 1960-02-28
LORIAED MARYLAND DEALEF
AUTO FAIR

OPEN SUNDAY
1890 GEORGIA AVE. JU. S-lsIi
CHEVROLET 80 10" 4-dr. sed
poWerglide, h. and dcfroster. gooc
tires: no oil burner. real nice car
BARGAIN S425 or best offer JU
1-631n
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TRAILERS
EFnATfkIIIEnl

ALMA new 10 wide aluminium ex-
Ssh.; IsT.T sssS ssnqide Ga TGPd H PRICE R'fsDL Ss
SOS. A name known for 81 yrs
Our volume makes the price right
for a Number deal ALLIED
TRAIERS. WA. 1-4354, $500
Ager rd.. W. HyattS
Cash PPID for clean, used trailers
Dealers. RO S-l4OO
GREAT LAKES '57i compl. furn
inc patio awning and washer.
Excel cond. so. 5-59ll.
JACK BLAIR & co.
Mobile Homes Of Distinction
Authorized Spartan Repair Depot
White Plains, Nd. West 4-S92l
Nj. South OF Waldorf on Rte. 30l
SPARTAN-SPARCRAFT-AVION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8 to 6-CloSed SUM PM. Wed
MHMA-Approved Park
SAFEWAY '5S Sx42 IT.. fully car
peted, auto. washer, excel. cond.;
$500 50 5-l237.
SKYLINE SO: 10 #. K so IT.: .
bedrmS.. auto. washer. assume
payments after Sl,5O0 deposit:
usEh V Illus. LbL - "OOOlAE1 4
HILLS TRAILER COURT, from
: to s pm. daily.
TRADE EQUITY in SO IOx47-ft,
trailer for equity in house, or sell
with Sl,25u dn. and take over
payments. 10. l-O652.
TRAILER, utility. 4x7-ft. good
condition: 500. JE. 4-l7I3.
TRAILER, utility. 4 #. by q #. .
wheels, with hitch: perfect: $50
Ii 3-S49S
TRAILER. heavy duty, open, 6xlO;
eleC brakes, S-ply tires SH25.
Also, 4xgx3 utility, spare, etc.:
Sl65. JU. 9-563S.
VI-COUNT so; featuring 3 bedrms
40 wide, $3.50 mo. after down
payment; FREE mo- parking
ALLIED TRAILERS. WA 1-4354,
5000 Aver I'd, W. HyattS.
TRAVEL TRAILERS by Allied, the
people who know. feature the
largest selection of 80 Travel
stone, Holiday Rambler, Serro
Scottv, Easy Traveller. Hart, Met
zendorf, Ensenads; l3 IT. to 30 II,
$500 up. Follow the crowd to the
Number l SPOT buy on the Allied
plan. ALLIED TRAILERS, Sales
and Rentals, WA. 1854, 55OO
Ager I'd. W Hyatts.
TRAVFLLITE, 35xS, clean, with
Florida rooms: ready set up: move
right in Pick up payments, with
S295 down. CIR. 3-544S.
USED - FT. SKYLINE bedrm,
in absolutely new condition, per-
feet towing size. l,6g5 with ex.
cellent financing. GLEBE MOBILE
HOMES. $40 S. Glebe I'd. at Ccl'
umbis nike. Arl., ia. 4-544l.
UTILITY TRAILER, new two-whee,
4 bv : by 3O-inch; light, safety
chains and canvas cover; $50
HERNDON @Sl.
WANTED-Used once trailer, mus
be IL good condition: approx. II
IT. by 40 #. 10. l-2l00.
WOULD YOU DRIVE 81 MILES tC
save hundreds OF SSSS? Specia
this week end, 45xl0-ft. front
kitchen Magnolia. S3.995 We sci
Magnolias. DetroiterS, Skyliners
Lots OF used trailers, at bargain
prices. STAFFORD TRAILERS
SALES AND PARK, U, S. No. !
rs miles south Of Wash, Oldhelc
Q-4l.l: hrs, 9 to q: open Sunday
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SAFEWAY '5S Sx42 T., fully car.
peted, auto. washer, excel. cond.
81 500 So 5-l231
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC '53 4-dr. go: p.b.,
p.s, and D. windows, air-cond-
Wv. tires: excel. cond. JE. 2-5949.
CADILLAC 80 Sedan de Vile: fully
equipped. including GIN air con-
d!tioner: very clean; S4,595, CCC
Evening star., 1960-02-28

DODGE 1852 panel: good condi.
tion No reasonable offer refused
Evening star., 1960-02-28

CADILLAC 1853 coupe: black I'm.
ish, fully equipped with radio
heater, automatic, power steer
ing, power brakes, white-wal
tires. ! owner. This car is like
brand new. IL 900 actual miles
S3995 Can finance with nc
money down.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(CONTINUEDl
RIIICK "a

Super hardtop coupe; dynafow, r,
and h, Wv. tires, p.S. ana p.b.i
2-tone blue; this one Immaculate
recent trade-in, a salesman s
dream: they like to show this kind
because the car will sell itself.
OGOE
Evening star., 1960-02-28

CADILLAC 50 coupe CDe Vile
typel. GODDESS gold and white,
immaculate beige interior, all the
luxury features, including 6-way
sea-. power steering. brakes. win
dOWS: $500 actual miles. ref1ectS
neW-car condition. original cost.
Sc 400. sale priCe S365O
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STAR PONTIAC

open Daily. o TIL o: Sun. Q Til 4
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
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AUTO FAIR
OPEN SINnA,

OT IN SUNNI
19a0 GEORGIA AVE JU s-lsls
CHEVY 81: green. S25. Will sell
parts separately. HA 2-S055.
CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air hardtou
2-dr auto. trans, Wv. tires
r and h. excel. cond. / owner,
going overseas WO. 6-l45l.
CHEW. 81 20" r. and h., excel
cond JA 7-sOS7 between /,
Evening star., 1960-02-28

CHEVY 50 Bel Air "6" 4-dr.: blk
no radio but De and p.s, many
other extras. 1000 mi. has been
2nd family car, had excel. care
and fully guar. A Sl,115 bargain
EN-. 2-6546
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BTTICK "a Roadmaster 9-dr hard

4O7 Florida Ave. NE Ii. 6-T2O4
over 30 Years at Same Location
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iREAT LAKES '57i compl. furn
inc patio awning and washer
ENrel rond so ANAL
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FORD 81 Foo: C. and C, VS.
motor, 5-Speed transmission, lGj
u- \ ton onolitv and ot1ar
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CHEW. '55 4-dr. sedan. stand,
trans r. h.: excel. cond. through
out; pvt. OWNER. VII. 2-S635.
Wkdays., Sat and Sun. all day
CHEW. so station wagon 4-dr.; 7
and b. excel. cond II 9a5.
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AuIomasILEs EoR SALE Au1uNosIlEs EoR sAlE

CHEV. SO Bel Air convertible; r.
and h., Wv. tires, potor and body
in good cond; must sell. S995 or
best offer LA Q-1lS3
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TAKOMA FORD

7o35 CARROLL AVE JU. $1,000
CHEV. 81 sta. was. VS. 4-dr.:
one owner, excel. cond; bank
financing avail. Sl.245. VIII
9-504O.
Evening star., 1960-02-28

i FORD AZ panel, "a ton; clean
: used by owner only; S225 cash
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CONSUL '5S 4-dr. de luxe sedan
with heater Price only $500
FRIEND RENT AGAR, 1921 | st
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
lcoNTINUEp)
cH5yRS5Er .UHSIsio5 ROMA N BAKERY. 'SSs 'SSa

cHIyRSLErR i1EyIs;o5 ROMA NJ bRkHRY BAKER, 'SSSSss 'SSs
o st. NV, DU. 1851.
CHEVROLET 1858 panel trucks
12). / 1855 Chevrolet chassis, e
be sold by sealed bid. no deposit
required. Closing date OF bid'
II am, March 4, 1860. For in.
Spection and bid forms contact
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CHAP.
TER, AMERICAN RED CROSS
phone EX. $4,000. Ext. .49.
DODGE 81 pickup; ready for the
road; Sl95 firm. BURROWS RAM
BLER, 900 NJ st. sc. Ii. 4-S30O
DODGE n ton telephone company
utility body. Excellent buy; S275
Trades accepted. Dealer. Ju
7-7966.
DODGE 1852 panel; good condi'
tion No reasonable ofer refused
FORD WRECKER SO
F-350. with Holmes 400 Grant
and body: VS.: alternator, duA
wheels. peri. cond. 10. 2-9Ss0.
FORD pickup l-ton, VS., 4-speec
trans, ali steel bed, heater, S-ply
tires; 500. OIL. 6-9497.
FORD 1852 la-ton pickup: 6-cyl.
IN good running condition, S325
IA. 2-6os7.
FORD AZ panel, q ton; clean
used by owner only: S225 cash
RA. 3-2s2s, EN-. 3-3426.
FORD 81 F-7OO; c. and c, VS.
motor, 5-speed transmission, Ia
w.b.: top quality and guar.
TRIANGLE FORD
800 R I. Ave. NE. La. a-l00i
GMC l947 pickup. "a ton. looks ant
runs good Sl65. AK. 9-94S3.
GMC lO-wheel drive; in excel
cond.; sell reas. Call ewes, aftel
/ Il pm. IA. $40.
GMC 80 $40 dump; 1000 mile
owner-driven; 9X20 rear tires
/ heavy-duty springs, etc. S3,5OO
I OIL. 2-3747, before 4 pm.
GMC 80 model lOl pickup; 5000
mi; new cond. CIR. 3-079S.
INTERNATIONAL 2-ton truck. il
excel cond.; S475. HE. 4-1345
INTERNATL. '55 la-ton panel, racl
for dry cleaning. $3.50. EDMONS
| TON ESQ, 56Ol Kenilworth ave
Z. Riverdale, Nd.
Evening star., 1960-02-28

CHEVROLET '53 2-dT.. STANDARD
trans, T. and h. good transp.
S225. p q W STORAGE, DI
5-635g