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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30

second, with roses in silver: and
Mrs. w. L, Terrell. third with
asters in pottery In the horticul-
ture specinent class. Mrs. G. r.
Wood placed first with her IL
losla. and Mrs. r. S. Rainey.
second, with dahlias.
Mrs. John W. Adams reviewed
the mission book, Women S Mis-
siohary Union, on Thursday for
the Women S Missionary Society
when i met at the First Baptist
Church. The book was written by
Miss Alma Hunt, executive secre-
tary Of the National WNfW WINS
groups from the Enon and Beth
lehenl Baptist Churches were in
sited to attend.
Nr. and Mrs. r. Il. Ingle, Of
Louisa. were Sunday guests Of
Mr.. ard Mrs. R. j. H. Grow.
Mr. ard Mrs. Floyd Clark, Of
Richmond, visited Monday with
Nit. and Mrs. John Carton.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Maxey, MI.
and Mrs. Franlin MaXey and
Miss Thelma MaXey visited J. b.
Maxey, who is a patient III Grace
Hospital III Richmond, last Sun
day.
The Dillwyn bridge club met
last Wednesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Ivan Davis. Prize
winners Included. Mrs w. W.
Dunun. first; Mrs. 4. j. Vol
nicki, second. and Mrs. John c.
Spencer, floating.
Mrs. G. R. Wood and Mrs. B
D. LeSueur spent Monday in
lynchburg.
Among those who attended the
funeral Of Vie Jones at Sharon
Baptist Church or Monday were
Mr. and Mrs. Riyes Jones, Mrs
John Carton, Mrs. Grover Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Maxey, Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Maxey, Mrs
w. E. Carter, Mrs. J. B. Aller
and Ned Grigg.
State Fair Visitors from Dill
wyn last Saturday and Sunday
included: Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Maxey
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Davis
and Chips Davis, Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Maxey. Miss Thelma Max
ey and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
MaXey
Mrs. Lee Medlin spent severa
days last week with Mrs. Cosby
Robinson, of Louisa.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30
Griffins Have
Guests Coming
And Going

BETHLEHEM, RI. Sept.
20 Mrs. H. F.. Griffen was
home for the week. While home
her son, Jesse Griffen from
Alabama came ard they visited
her daughter, Mrs Billy Wilker-
son, in Elkins. w. Va. After re
turr ing, her daughter, Nancy.
and Harry Scheckter from Long
island. ". Y, came for the week
end.
The Bethlehem Home Demon
stration Club met in the home Of
Mrs. John Griffen on Wednesday
of last week. The demonstration
was on buying and using cos
metics.
We are glad to hear that S. N.
War is back home from Wood
row Wilson Hospital.
We are glad Mrs. Ben Bersch
and family. Mrs. H. I. Taylor and
Mrs. David Boyers were back al
church Sunday after being sick
with the virus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Rag
land. Alice Cough, Jean Taylor
and Mrs. Margaret Cough Went
20 Roanoke Sunday to visit Alton
Ragland who is in a Roanoke
hospital
We are glad to hear that Leroy
Cough is back home from the
Newport News Hospital and is
doing much better.
Mrs. Greed Dowdy and Mrs
R. f. Newton attended the fu-
neral of Vie Jones at Sharon
Baptist Church Monday.
Mrs. L. P. Gunther had as her
guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Bland, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T
Wharam, from Portsmouth. anC
Mr. and Mrs. Neale Gunthel
from Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. NJ. Moss hac
at home her children from Rich
mond over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Acie Jamerson
from Richmond, visited Mr.. anC
Mrs. Henry Jamerson on Mon
day.
Miss Margie Newton was home
over the week end from the Pan
American School in Richmond.
Those who attended the fair il
Richmond from this community
Sunday. were Mr.. and Mrs. Floys
Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy En-
ert. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rag
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Shu
maker. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
0 'Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Newton and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Newton and family, Mr.. an(
Mrs. L. L. Newton and family
and Mrs. J. G. Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackie Dowdy
and family visited Mrs. R. E
Newton Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Carrie Dowdy. Mrs. Rub,
Sprouse and Mrs. Jackie Dowd,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. LeRo,
Cough Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bryant ant
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. LIE
Roy Cough Sunday night.
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Carolina College
Faculty Includes
DIR. A. A. FahrneI

GREENSVILLE. N. c.. Sept.
% - DR.. Alvin Arthur Fahrner
is among 43 members appointed
to serve on the faculty and adj
ministrative staff Of East Caro-
lima College during the l960-l961
term. President Leo w. Jenkins
Of the college has announced.
He is a member Of the depart
ment of social studies.
A native of Helvetia. w. Va
Dr.. Fahrner attended Hampden-
Sydney College, and was grant
ed the A. B. degree. At the Uni
versity Of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, he received til E
NJ. A. and the Phi. D. degrees
Dr.. Fahrner taught history
and government at Boykins High
School in Boykins, Longwood
College in Farmville, and Coker
College at Huntsville, S. c. For
one year, he was the drafting
engineer Of the Virginia Depart
ment of Highways. He is a mem
Der of the American Historical
Association, the Virginia His
torical Society, the Southern His
torical Association and the South
Carolina History Association He
is the author of several articles
published in scholarly journals
il this country.
Married to the former Evy
Marie Paulsen, Of Beaufort
S. c.. he is the brother of Gar
land H. Fahrner, of Farmville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30
Fo, 3tball Season
70 II n Full Swing

HOWARDSVILLE, Sent. %
The football season Is ii fill
swing for 1851 season. Mrs. Will
bar Crews took CT with a group
Of Buys and girls for the game
Friday evening at Buckingham
Central High School. Randolph
Henry won.
It is busy time of year for
the farmers in this area
Nh and Mrs. Eric Snoddy
called i'll the Vie Jones home
Sunday afternoon. Others from
this area also calling We're Mrs.
Wilbur Crews and Miss Emma
Baber.
James Snoddy and James, Jr.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. c
Sncddy at Arvonia over the week
end.
MIS-. John Crews is visiting
her children and their families
ii Richmond.
l extend my very deepest sym
pathy to Mrs. Vie Jones an
family.
we are sorry to report c. A
Whitfield, of Warren, is a patient
in a Charlottesville hospital. We
wish for him speedy recovery
Francis Harris is a patient Al
Southside Community Hospital
We wish for him speedy re
covery.
Mt. and Mrs. Wilton Tapscott
the Misses Mary Emma ne
Doris Tapscott called in h {
E. w. Snoddy home Mono a
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Robert!
were in Glen Allen over the
week end to see the L. H
Snoddys.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30
Buckingham W0n1an's Club Outlines
Projects For Forthcoming Season

BUCKINGHAM. Sept. % = The
Club held its first meeting of the
new club year Friday, Septem-
Der %. in the Dillwyn Elemen-
tary School. Mrs. George White.
the new president, presided
Mrs. j. Branch Forbes was
named as delegate with Mrs. B.
D. LeSueur as alternate to the
district meeting of the Alice Kyle
District to be held October IA at
Blackstone.
Projects of the various depart
ments Of the club were presented
for the coming year by the
chairman.
The Department of Public At
fairs with Mrs. M. D. Moore as
chairman, announced plans to
continue the Girl Scout program,
contribute $40 to CARE for Wet
nam, encourage all club mem
bers to vote and to encourage
their neighbors to vote, and to
study the Indians of Virginia
ending with a visit to a reser-
walton.
The Education Department
with Mrs. John L. Parker as
chairman. announced they would
continue the educational scholar
ship program in the county, con-
tribute to the three state educa-
tional projects. observe Teach
ers' Day during American Edu-
cation Week by making every
teacher in the county a dried
flower arrangement; make con-
tribution to the school lunch pro-
gram for the three elementary
schools in the county; and spon-
sor an essay contest for all high
school students in conjunction
with the Civil War Centennial.
The Education Department will
have as their guest speaker ir
January. Ted Alexander, princi
pal of Buckingham Central High
School
The Fine Arts Department with
Mrs. Aubrey T. Yancey as chair
man, has announced they vii
have Mrs. Kathryne Owens tt
give a sketch of the development
of hymns for their program il
April. They will continue to give
music awards in the three ele
mentary schools in the county
participate in the Virginia Fed
GRAFTON of Womens Clubs state
contest: contribute to the Penny
Art Fund, and encourage music
at each meeting.
The Health and Welfare De
partment with Mrs. Rowlet
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30
pressels And I
Noores Are In /
IIoEcwell For Visit

RAINEs. Sept. % Mr., anC
Mrs. s, r. Pressed. Mss Jose
phine Pressed. Mrs Will MOORE
Brenda and Barbara Ann Moore
visited Mrs Eta Powell "a
HopeWell, Sunday.
Several here joined in tht
Homecoming at c en- n 4 i
Methodist Church Sunday. A srr
mon by Rev King. fine TODD FL
loWship, pleasant weather an,
4 song service We're enjoyed.
Wednesday ening. th,
Antioch WSCS met in the HON,
Of Miss Sallie Gates and Mrs
w w. Gates. Mrs. D. c. Rlddl,
led the program, reviewing tn
purposes Of the WSCS.
Trips to the State Fair hav
been made by several familie
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Robinson
attended the annual meeting Q
Group ", Virginia BANKERS AS
ISOLATION. This was held Wednes
day vening at Boonsbor,
Country Club, near Lynchburg.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30
Troutyille Minister To Lead
Revival At Amelia Baptist Church

AMELIA. Sept % Amelia
Baptist Church viii hold a re-
vival October FL The Rev, John
I. Lennon, pastor, announces
that the Rev Harold l., Crute
If TroutVllle. VIII ha the guest
minister and CLYDE Blank4n-
ship Of Richmond, VIII serve Has
song leader
Services Sunday viii be at II
am. and at 8 pm While those
Monday throa@h Friday VIA. Hnt.
at 7.45 pm.
Mr.. Cgute, pastor of { h {
Troutville Baptist Church. is a
graduate Ct Bluetleld Col &c
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30

DILLWYN. Sept. 29-The Dill
wyn Gar den Club met last Thurs
day night az the home Of Mrs.
w. L. Terrill Robert P. Brierley,
of Farm vile. forester Of District
VI. the guest speaker. was intro
duced by Mrs. c. R. Wood.
Brierley, who has spent the
past p years as a state forester,
said that Buckingham county has
done muc CHI TO abolish fire hazards
and has improved greatly over
the past few years III its efforts
to protect new paintings Of pine
seedlings. He says schoolboys in
the county have assisted in pine
planting as well as fire protec-
ton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30
Garden Club Learns About Forestry

Flower exhibits were displayed
in three classes. For the break
fast table arrangement using ar
nGals in unique kitchen con
tainel, Mrs. c. Aubrey Scott
,laced first With an arrangement
Ct Ageratun ard sweet peas, and
MRS q r. Wood placed second.
with nasturtiums. In the mem
bers choice division. Mrs. R. S.
Rainey placed first with dahlias
N pottery; Mrs, r. J. H. Grow.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30
Owens Announce
Birth Of Daughter

GREEN Bay. Sept. 90 - Mr.
and Mrs. T. V. Owen, Jr., an.
nounce the birth OF a daughter
Sally Kirk, September IA.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs
Owen, Of Green Bay. and Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Dishman, o.
KingSVille.
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Bruce as chairman will have as
their guest speaker in March
Colonel ]. Carter Hanes. of VMI.
They have adopted the following
projects for the year: to sponsor
a TB seal stuffing party on Oc-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30

University of Richmond, and
Southern Baptist Seminary. He
has held pastorates in Roanoke
Newport News ana Halifax
county.
Mr. Blankenship is minister of
music at the Central Baptist
Church Of Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30
TRIGGER ACTION.

Montreal, Canada When {
man pushed a pistol through {
window at bank in Montreal
Miss Merilyn Marshall. the tell
er, stuck her ballpoint pen il
the muzzle The bandit fled.
Evening star., 1960-10-11

ARL., 1928 N. Bryan st. - Det
frame house. Sl25 mo-; 4 rms,
kit; and BATH. 2 enclosed porehes,
lot. For appointment, JA. 2-5762,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-H.W.
BY sGkren

S395 DOWN, Sl25 MO: nr. Rock
Cree Creek Par. Park; lovely row brick;
attic. sALtIN Realty % co., Ii. II.
4-1300. IA. 7-4602. RE. 5-4734.
iO5 MASS. AvE.-Home and in
come. 9 rms. 2 baths. plus bsmt.
apt. $500 dn., S145 mo. DI.
1-lO5O.
1896 LANIER PLACE NV.
S-RM, BRICK, 2 BATHS, OIL HIT
IDEAL HOME OR INVESTMENT
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2-3O6O
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HAMLET" Mr.. COLUMBIA CLUE
-LuxuTious rambler on q gor-
geoSs M.ser: lot With 80 O. trees.
floor. Fabulous kit. I4x1s. enor-
NOUS full basement, big screened
porch, 2-caT built-in garage. Out
standing value In q real "prestige'
location. LOW 40'Sl FRANK s.
rHiLL1Rs, sI.! w6, eINSsSs INSS DI. 7-l411;
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P0ToMAC-Beautifui ranch house
on Ia acres Of exceptional
grounds; large liv. rm., din. rm.
and library; 8 big bedrmS., rec
rm. as well as game room, plus
outdoor barbecue and playhouse
for children. A wonderful buy in
the low 30S.
CITIZENS REALTY
oL. 4-7929 OIL. 4-le97
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APIS. uNFURAlsRED-vA.
fCONTiNlIEDl

FALLS CHURCH. Sleepy Hollow
area, adj. TO q Corners-Complete
ly air-cond. brick rambler; 8 bed
eiec. kit, rec. rnn.. % sauip. idry. nm mn,
garage; avail. Nov. 1. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO., REALToR
Evening star., 1960-10-11

CONN. PARK = Assume large GI
loan: S92.50 per month for this
siec. kit. fun bsnit., fenced lot lot.
HUGH T. PECK 11246 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
CONN. AVE. PK.-Assume S14,90O
rm., 2-bath brk. Cape Cod with
din. rm., paneled rec. rm.: fenced
yard: TRADE YOUR HOME. 10
o-o1oo' -ox,, x,,r.,o,o
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GORT,TNS

Will get you If you don't hurry to
dining rooms. fuii Easements with
outside entrance, level Handicapped
lots. Open every day. Hurry out
If you want to see these. A real
value under $4,000. Directions:
Out Rte, or Kenilworth ave. to
Greenbelt I'd. and Rhode Island
ave, follow Burch open signs to
house,
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HOUSES UMFURN. 70 REM

ALEX.-Spacious brick Colonial II
lovely Belle Haven Country Clut
area. Newly decorated. 4 bedrms.
2h. baths, rec. rm., u bath
Modern kit. scr. porch. Avail
immed., $225. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO., REALTOR, ia. 4.
1900.
ALEX bedrms., brk., semi-det. :,
sep. din. rm., full bsmt., fenced
70, conv. trans. and shop. S110
ANACosTIA-6 rms, ia baths,
auto. heat, 20-row house com.
pletely remodeled RE. 6-7S15.
ANNANDALE, VA.-Mod. 2-bedrm
house; buses: S11O mo-: also ..
bedrm. cottage, elect, gas, well
S5S mo. CL. 6-11s7.
AVoNDALE---Lovely brk. home. Liv
rm. w/irepl., din. rm., rec. rm.,
lge; bedrms., fen. I'd. S135. 10
5-1950.
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Country Club Living

ONLY S26.950!
Bright roomy all-brick williams
burg with full bsmt. and lovely
autumn colored trees on a-acre
lot. LLEWELLYN CO., JU. S-6S00.
10 h-3020
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FALLS CHURCH-4-bedrm., 2-6atf
Cape Cod, screened porch, fenced
yard, patio: conv. to bus, school.
and shopping. Excel. eond. Avail
Nov. 1. S145 mo-, l ". lease, Cal
IE a-24Ao nfter z n m
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.M
(coNT.NUEpl

CHEVY CHASE, d. c. New brick
rambler. 4 bedrooms, 2la baths,
large lot. rec. rm., 2-car built-in
gar; ridiculously low priced, q
reduction OF $4,000 for quick sale.
See 1858 Wyndale st. NV: ewes. +,
EN- 2-6916, L. T. GRAVAT1 Il.
REALToR. Ma. S-0753.
CHEVY CHASE = Almost unbeliev-
able but true, SPLENDID home in
perfect condition; 1 block from
Conn. ave; 8 rms. with bedrms.
and 2 tiled baths: wonderful deep,
level double lot and detached ga
Tase. Only S26,50O. Call our up
town once, KE. 7-ls00 til 8 pm.
after 8 pm. call FE. S-b50Sl 4.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
CHEVY CHAsE-cape Cod, with 2
bedrms., hath on Ist a., and .
bedrms. and bath. up. This house
Is mr.. compl, and you can select
youmr , Gym 6ee;; priced S33:590.
~ Il JONES %Hi UzeSS & CO. ssao Conn e;mi .3w. ave.
CHEVY CHASE - Handsome large
Colonial brick residence; large liv-
ing and dining rooms. den or bed
alton room; beautifully located, nj,
our uptown ONCE, KE. 7siSoO til
pm. (after q pm. call FE.
S-550Sl. SHANNON 8. LucHs CO.
CHEVY CHASE = S2S,5OO. Vacant.
Detached center hall brk. on large
lot opposite park. Large liv. rm.
and scr. porch, big din. rm and
excellent kitchen, First-fioor DOW
der rrn., 3 bedrms. and 2 baths on
End floor. Storage attic, full base
ment. Fine playroom, Lear ga
rage. Gail JAMES E. SCHWAB,
EN-. 2-5S00: ewes, call OIL. T.
1893 or OIL. 2-14O9.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N,E,
ASSUME GI

676 JEFFERSON STREET NE
Assume $4,000 GI 4ee; pay
$7S.S5; mod. semidet. brick: s
lge. rms, IN baths: fenced yard.
Murray Levine TIA. 9-3144
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NEAR WHEATON, PLAZA
4.REDRM RAMRI .ER

NEW COLUMBIA PIKE-Makes
this Fairland brick rambler only
minutes from town: Country
handicapped lot. LARGE eating
space kit. with many cabinets:
32-ft. liv. rm.-din. rm. area, 8
twin-sized bedrms., III baths,
bsmt. with game rm. and den,
scr. porch: must be seen to be
appreciated. S27,aO0. SLIGO
REALTY, Realtors, JU. $4,000.
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ID. 10. 6-20O5

payment. 3:bsdrm, Colonial, Sss.o 1
principal. WOOD, 10. 4S5700
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APIS. UNFURRlsHED-MD. /
tCONTINUEDl

DUPLEX APIS, 100 to 1900 East
West hwy, Silver Spring, Nd,
catering to couples whose children
now have homes Of their own
Garden-type row and semidet.
homelike aptS. with front and rear
entrances; quiet, pleasant sur
roundings: beaut. Handicapped and
Well-kept grounds. Tenants care
fully selected.
C. A SNOW CO. Ma. 2-1Qo1
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BETHESDA, nr, NIH-3-bedroon
rambler; de luxe kit. with eating
space, full bsmt., rec. rm',
screened porch; S22,b00. A. v.
PIsS6AdNS1' REALToR. Ewes, EN-.
Evening star., 1960-10-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

PoToAEAC-ROCKyMLE -0 scres
between the towns; desirable and
reasonable. A home plus an ins
vestment, S37,600. -
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PRETTIEsT HOME that you'll see
-2-bedrm. raneher with ialousie-
enclosed rear porch. Beautiful
Kitchen and lovely level lot COM
pletely fenced. with trees. AsSunna
AZ Ian. "OK'd 4 TRADE
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near NIH-4 large bed
rms: with walk-in closets and
hall plan; yard designed for max
imum enjoyment and delightful
privacy. Under 30s. 10. 5-29pO.
HUGH 7. PECK 11246 Georgia Ave.
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DETACHED BRICK

0ELA NlJ IttADE
1904 10th Ave. NE, Beaver Hts.
Out Eastern ave. to 49th ave, left
one block. Price. SI5,5OO, Make
ofier. will trade. New roof and
gas heat. Broker, coop. come in.
Ret listing. WAPLE Co, 1928 l4th
81. NV. AID. 4-2005.
STAR HOME AREA, OF
New Hamp. ave. Extended: 81, 900
down may buy yl-Immaeulate g.
heavy slate roof: living room with
fireplace, private din. rm,, lovely
new kit. with disposal and table
space; full basement with Law.
ana outside entrance; shady,
fenced lot. Convenient to every
thing. Priced low for quick salel
Call Mr.. Perry, EN-. 2-44I4;
PRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC. DI.
7-l4Il.
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HOUSES URFURR. TO RENT

ARL.. SIS rms.,. 2 baths. rec. rm.; /;
redec.; gar: fenced; close IN,
nr. schools: Sl65. IA. 7-429s.
ARL., 2247 N. Upton st.-Lee. 4
bedrms., 2 baths, lge, mod, lit
lge. fenced yard with patio; close
to schools. transp. and SHOPPING
$l7h. JA. R-O276
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CATTuFRSRTIRC Teroa-S,

GAITHERSBURG = LARGE family
will enjoy this nearly new brick;
rochial school; 8 bedrooms, 2
NEW BRICK of 8 bedrooms, IA
baths: full basement; for S17, 300.
In a good section Of town.
A LITTLE LAND-We have several
good, comfortable homes on 2
acres and UP. Worth investigating
II interested in our area, 1t will
be our privilege and pleasure to
show you the many places avail
able. Come in any time.
ROMER & CO., Realtors
WI. S-90e2
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bETHESDA-WYNGATE. charming
4-bedroom, 2-bath Cape Cod on a
lovely, wooded lot-Rec. rm. in
full basement, screened porch,
public and parochial schools; near
NH and Naval Med. center. Low
2Gsl FRANK S. PHILLIPS. INC,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

2 OR 3-BEDROOM HOME, nr. Key
Bridge, Dec. l. $3.50 mo. maxi
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wHEAToN sEH5SlNU woops
VA-NO MONEY DN.
3 BEDROOMS-BASEMENT
S124 PER MONTH
1nclS. Prin., Int, Tax, Ins.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Beautiful fruitwood cabinets in
large ranch-style kitchen plus
sep. din. rm. The most house for
the price and terms in the area.
Builders cloSe-out on these last
few. Also FHA terms to At your
pocketbook. Whatever your needs.
drop out today and see for your
self or call VIII. 6-S622.
DIR: Out Georgia ave. to Viers
Mil rd. to traffic light at Park
land dr., right to the l32O0 block
Of Parkland dr.. Follow signs to
Starview sample or straight out
Georgia ave. to Aspen Hill I'd,
left to Parkland dr., left again
to the. l3200 block Of Parkiand
DR., follow signs to Starview
BUILT AND SOLD BY
Donley Construction Co.
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CONN. AVE. EsTATES-4 bedrms..
2 baths; brick home, Buy Of the
year. Under $4,000. Will so
FLA or assume 4ee loan. S104
includes taxes, principal and in
surance. 10. 5-36S7. Open 90.
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APIS. UMFURNlSRED-D. Q.
(CONTlNuEDl
5SOI NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
ADULTS ONLY
5390 MISSOURI AyE- NV
Washington, D. c.
Tussduy. October II. 1860

I and 2-hedrm. apts. q Of each) IN
an attr, apt. BIDS; express bus at
door: air-cooled and earpeted cor
ridors. Apply mgr. Apt. ia or
Evening star., 1960-10-11

AMERICAN UNIV. PIX bedrms.
2 baths on sec. A.. I'm. attic, 1st
floor has ctr. hall, widin. and
powder rm. Priced in the mid-30s
Call Wo. $4,000 till o pm. EDW.
H. JONES & CO.. $500 Conn. ave.
BARNABY WOODS-Brick Colonial,
den and powder .rm. on LIST FIR;
priced in the eos. To see cali
Mrs. Higbie. OIL. 2-S77S. STOE-
VERrHAWtEY CO.. REALTOR.
OIL. 6-1321.
BRIDGE AREA-I0 rms.
3 baths, English bsmt. apt. Ask
ing Sl7,500. Best offer may buy.
Mr.. Pardoe, OIL. 4-4792. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. INC. DI. 7-1411.
CATHEDRAL AREA-Choice loca
ton. 3 bedrms.. ga baths, brick
semidet. 2-story home. Optional
den or 4th bedrm, det, sarage;
immed. occupancy; priced in low
20s. CHEVY CHASE REALTY,
EN-. 3-1S00; eyes,, VII. 2-9204,
Evening star., 1960-10-11
KENSINGTON
KENSTNGTON = Reantifnl fenl

AIl-brk.. 3-bedrm. rambler: fenced
yard, full bsmt. A wonderful house
ior only Sle,25O. 10. 5-2S60.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT,
1O730 Connecticut Ave
Evening star., 1960-10-11

GEORGET0WN-BTk. 3-6edrm.. 2
bath; rec. rm.: real bargain. Also
small business property. S27, 500.
STEVENS, FE. 3-3053.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-25

relations until the gains are made in
the minds and hearts of the people on
both sides of the question.
In the first place it is inconceivable
that even the most optimistic could
have envisioned and immediate and
unopposed acceptance of public school
integration throughout the length and
breadth of our great nation. Equally
inconceivable is, the fact that any one
could seriously believe legislation to
be the panacea for an end to segrega-
ton. No more could this be so than a
LAW against murder would end all
murders.
How to get integration into the
minds and hearts of mankind? How
did segregation get there? Certainly
it had beginning but its perpetuation
is attributable to the fact that genera
ton after generation has been born
into the condition of segregation,
knowing nothing else. They have new
er tried nor had the opportunity to
live with the Negro under any but
segregated conditions. The same per
sons could have lived lifetime hating
apple pie had they never tasted it.
The atmosphere must be changed and
if one human is unwilling to give an
other human an equal opportunity
without being forced to do it then this
force must be applied in order that
the mind and heart will have chance
to make a choice. The United States
must realize and act in accordance
with the knowledge that enforced
segregation is distasteful to the Negro
as enforced integration is to the segre-
gationistS.