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Evening star., 1960-06-26

when four decorators dra-
matically displayed home
settings designed in colors
complementary to several
hair shades.
This approach to home
decor was adopted after the
interior designers reasoned
women should plan their
backgrounds to suit them
selves and their coloring-
then dress for the background.
Working in individual pc
RODS and monochromatic
color schemes, the designers
matched a golden bronze
contemporary scheme to two
blonds, American beauty, Vic
torian; and brunettes, Brit
tany beige; Early American
for red hair and heliotrope
transitional to gray.
The Victorian period was
interpreted in luscious shades
of American beauty red,
pinkS and white as a dra-
matte foil for the brownie
brunette woman. A pink and
red rose tree painted on a
white ground and a wrought
iron dado, all patterned on a
new wallpaper, was con-
trasted against another wall
covering of red graSScloth.
Adding to the glamorous set
ting was a shell-Shaped white
stone fountain set on floor
ing of shaded red MOSAIC tile
set off with a pink stripe.
Fabrics were textures of pinkS
and reds, highlighted by a
MORE and polka dot of red
on deep mauve background.
For the blond, golden
bronze shades in silky tex
lures were employed to Sug-
gest the direction of con-
temporary design. Spanked by
Evening star., 1960-06-26
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN
Star Home Furnishings Writer

otdE EOHlS T III iHlshAlsS "AAteA
The summer 1860 home
furnishings markets in this
country focalize one out
standing feature in the new
est furniture-it is rich in
color.
Mr.. w. o. Gilman, general
manager of the Merchandise
Mart in Chicago, where a
week-long international fur
niShingS market ended yes
terday, predicted color paint
ed into wood will play a
leading role in future furni-
ture designs.
Color contributes warmth
and accent. 1t expands the
mix and match possibilities
from a single furniture line,
creates new opportunities for
highly individual home in
teriors. Important color and
varied design apply as well
to new floor covering fash
ions, draperieS and other
home furnishings" he said.
Traditional styles, and
blends of period styles par
ticularly from neo-clasSic,
Italian and other Mediter-
ranean sources, are counter
balanced by modern in the
showings. Throughout all the
styles and blends" up-to-
the-minute practically is
the rule. Next comes color
subtle or bold, rubbed in or
lacquered on, used as trim
or an all-over finish, on &C
cent pieces.
Prominent shades of tan
gerine, mustard. cobalt blue,
empire green, opal and black
Evening star., 1960-06-26

Chapter of the National
Home Fashions League en-
tertained at a luncheon
Evening star., 1960-06-26

Huhn's SuIutes
Woshineton's
Summer JubiIee!"
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1 MI1FsE
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Whot's going on in
the Nations Capital
this summer? What
ever your pleasure -
sports, music, theatre,
dancing - you'll find
an abundance of en-
tertoinment during
Woshineton's festive
"Summer Jubilee. "
And, as Washington
hos left no stone un-
turned to provide you
with summer pleasures
so Hohn's hos left no
stone unturned to pro-
vide you with the most
fIottering shoes in
summer fashion!
Come in and see
Hohn's vast orroy Of
Shoes for All the Family
q veritobIe Jubilee"
Of dress and casual
styles .. ready for all
the exciting events
coming up on your
vacation calendar!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30
Pole Bean Crop
Due For Increase,
Seed Sales Show

Horny County farmers Of the
Green Sea area will meet at
the School Thursday al 1880
p. m. To get information ON
pole bean production.
Phil Cronkhite, manager Of
the Horny County Farmers
Market. has been asked 10
speak To the group To give
them information on the plant
ing. cultivation and harvesting
OF Horry'S newest money crop.
Even as plans for the meet
ing We're being completed,
came reports from seed grow
erS in the lower part of the
county that the sale OF Ken
lucky Wonder 1871 seed beans
has already exceeded by far
that of last Spring and indica-
tons are the Horny County
Farmers Market will have an
othcr tremendous increase in
Volume this year.
One seedmah. VINO sold a
total of 500 pounds last year.
had already sold ha:f-ton
this year and had re-ordered.
Others said that with local
supplies Gwindling, they are
finding few seed available on
the market.
Consequently farmers who
plan To plant pole beans this
Spring We're urged To get their
seed as quickly as possible.
And, with the apparent pass
ing of any danger of frost,
farmers are also urged to get
their seed into the ground as
early as possible. There APP
!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30

miles South of Chadbourn,
North Carolina at 1000 O'Clock
A. NJ. ON the 18th day OF April,
1860, the real property To be
sold is described as follows
Beginning i'm the East mar
gin Of Highway No. 40 with
the Southwest corner Of the F.
X. Fipps thirty acre tract, be-
ing bounded on the South by
the lands of X. -. Fipps. and
runs thence Eastw ardly along
the North boundary of the K.
=. Fipps land $50 feet to Il
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30

stake; thence Sorshwari.S
, parallel with y. c. Highway
No. 40, $50 feet To stake:
thence Westward!y parallel
with first line l5U feet To a
stake in the East margin ~;
said Highway NJ. 40: thence
with the East margin al said
Highway South = degrees West
$50 feet tn the point oi begin
ming. and being Il small por-
ton Of the Southwest corner of
u thirty acre tract Ui land de-
scribed aS First Tract in that
certain Deed Ia T. X. FippS
ON September ,. 1889. ana re-
corded i'm Book 49,. page $50
This parcel of land comprises
the office building, mii:wora
building and appurtcnanCcS al
Burns and tippS, General Con
tractors. Being also the same
property described in u Dec!
by +. X. FippS and wife, to
Burns and F:pps, partner
ship, dated April u. 1857. ana
500. Records Of Columbus Co
uIity.
The personal property being
described As follows:
One 1857 Chevrolet auinmU-
bile; One 1853 Two ton tru"h
Cnc 1853 GMC Pick Up Truck.
One 1853 GMC Pick Up Truck
Office equipment; Jnuslruc-
ton equipment and Hardwar.
and Building Supplies.
The abul, Described proper
ties viii h., s.iI s.nsIN coz In.
bulk ana subject 80 vuuIumt-
t.om OF rejection by Tho Ryr-
cree.
Thr successful bidder at said
sale shall Immediately maxi,
deposit q! TO-.
William + Rogers
Trustee
M.3O.AG.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30
PAVE WAY

EDGEFlEl.D Organized
communities pave the way for
the development of induStiN,
Clemson Extension Service
County Agent .. w. FLOYD.
says. He attributes the dcvc-
lopment of plaSticS and wood
speciality businesses al Tren-
ton community to work of tn,
organized Trenton community
club.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30

Lite insurance owned per in
Surcd family in the U. S. is
now more than Sll,500 COM
pared with about $4,000 4 de-
caGv ago.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30

workshop bringing together
officials of the State Develop
ment Board with agricultural
and business leaders was
pointed toward "agri-buSineSs"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30
NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE MATTER OF BURNS
AND FlPrS. INC.-Bankrupt
EASTERN DISTRICT COURT
OF NORTH CAROLINA
IN BANKRUPTCY NO. $50

Under and by virtue of TIE
authority vested in the under
siRned, Trustee in the above
bankruptcy. the undersigned
Trustee Will offer for sale at
public auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash at Burns and
fippS, Inc. business located on
l. ). Highway No. 4lO two
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-03-30

development OF this area,
Clemson Extension Service
County Agen; VI. II. Lynn says.
Evening star., 1960-05-01
TEEN BRIEFS

the nearby Virginia students,
most of them prize winners.
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Folk dances and music of
some 80 different nationality
groups-ranging from Scot
land to Africa-will be fea-
tured at the 1860 Washington
Folk Festival at BIS pm.
Friday and Saturday at
Roosevelt Center Auditorium,
Thirteenth and Upshur
streets NV. The festival is
sponsored by the District Re-
creational Department. Tick
cts will be 80 cents.
Il Il
The junior high and senior
high bands of Sherwood High,
Sandy Spring, Md, will pre-
sent their annual spring con-
cert at 8 pm. Friday and
Saturday in the boys gym.
The proceeds will be used to
purchase new uniforms, mu-
sic and other band equipment.
u y 4 =
More than 100 cars are eX-
pected to enter the rod and
custom auto show sponsored
by the Pepi MatadOres and
the Rakes. The show will be
held from 2 to II pm. Satur-
day and from noon to 9 pm.
next Sunday at Toms Chew
rolet, 11416 Georgia avenue,
Wheaton, Md.
+ y y
Music, comedy and dance
will be part of Wheaton
Md Highs annual variety
show at 8:15 pm. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday at the
school. John RosSer and
Margaret Duncan have lead
ing roles in the show which
is called Madame President"
+ = =
OxOn Hill Md High will
hold a band concert at 8 pm.
Friday in the school audi
torium. The admission is 81
for adults and so cents for
students.
4 4 = =
Walter johnson Highs
senior class will present the
"Rainmaker" at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1960-05-01

Friday and Saturday in the
gym of the Rockville School
on Old Georgetown road. In
cluded in the cast are John
Waterston, Bruce Craig, Curt
Bell, Bonnie Brooks and Bill
Davis.
+
"Scampy" of the Ed Sulli-
van TV show, a ParamuS
IN. j. High School student
and all-round athlete, will
be ringmaster for the 18th
Almas Temple Shrine Circus
Wednesday through next
Sunday at Uline Arena.
Evening star., 1960-05-01

"Scampy's" real name is
Sandy Dobritch.
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Bob Young will graduate as
the number one student at
High Point High, Beltsville,
Md, out of some 460 class
mates. His name will be en-
graved on the Plaque Of Hon.
or at the school alongside
that of his brother. Phil, who
won the same distinction in
1858. Bob has had many hon.
ors given him. He was cap
tain of the football team,
Continued on Poee J
Evening star., 1960-05-01
Talking ItOver-

Delegates to the National Al Club convention, which
ended here Friday went to the White House garden
where they met President Eisenhower TEEN oked five Of the
Al teens from all across the country whot surprised them
obout seeing ond heorng the President in Here's
whot they sold:
Evening star., 1960-05-01

Wash shingtOn-Lee High
Schools symphony orchestra
will give its annual spring
concert at $3.50 pm. Friday
at the school auditorium in
Arlington. Admission will be
so cents for students and 81
for adults. The 80 members
in the symphony orchestra
are students who display a
crosS-Section of teen-age in
terests. There are baseball,
track, crew and basketball
players, a Cherry Blossom
princess, a cheerleader and
two violists who double as
swimming instructors in Dis
trict pools.
The student newspaper at
Bladensburg High School,
THE Scroll" recently re-
ceived a firSt-place certificate
rating from the Columbia
Scholastic Press Association.
1t won 919 out of 1000 pos
Sible points in such areas as
content. makeup, writing and
editing. The schools literary
magazine, "Prisms," won sec
ond place in its category.
The Future HomemakerS of
America at Kenmore Junior
High, Arlington, will sponsor
a fashion show Tuesday in
the school auditorium to
raise money to landscape a
patio outside the Home Ec-
onomicS Department and to
send delegates to the FILA
national convention. The teen
fashions will be modelled for
students at 2:15 pm. The
family show will be held at
8 pm.
4 4
Woodward and LOthrOp
yesterday ended a four-day
public showing at its Seven
Corners store of the top rs
entries in the recent North
ern Virginia high school SCI
ence fairs. The selections were
considered the best science
projects set up this year by
Evening star., 1960-05-01

STANLEY TIMER, II,
Shreveport, La, a senior at
Fair Park High-"He seemed
tired and relaxed. He spoke
as if he were glad to get his
Office off his back with the
coming election. He spoke
more f1uently than 1 thought
he would, more fiuently than
I had heard him on TV."
Evening star., 1960-05-01

Walter Johnson Highs
senior class will present the
"Rainmaker" at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1960-02-28

1t takes a heap o. fashion
items to help a woman be-
come fashionable. Here are
some of the latest ideas on
the subject:
Convertible glasses. New
eyeglass frame has a change
able top so you can switch
from aluminium to colors such
as pastel blue, red, gray, etc.
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"Kabuki" sleeves. These
new short sleeves jut out and
give the top of a slim dress
new top interest.
4 -
Bold earrings. They're
oversized in all shapes-dome,
f1orals and even drop designs.
Wide handbags. New shapes
stress width rather than
depth as a fabric and wood
trimmed satchel measuring
Evening star., 1960-02-28
FASHION NOTES

81 inches wide and IL inches
deep.
The fun bowler. In straw
the new derby type hat for
beach and streetwear has
whimsical decorations-ca-
naries and little patches Of
tulf.
4
Oriental lOungewear. The
lines of the kimona and
mandarin coats find their
way into comfortable robes.
Prints and silky cotton point
up the oriental feeling.
II Il
Bermuda" p. Us. Under a
pretty print sleeveless duster
is a matching pajama set
with Bermuda shorts and
longer jacket-like top. The
P j. top has short sleeves
that give the duster a coat
look; duster also doubles as a
gown!
Evening star., 1960-02-28
Buttoned Up

Important buttons are a
designers pet detailing touch.
They are medium to large
size and come in a variety
of materials - mother-Of-
pearl, metal, plastic and
horn. Dressy buttons have
cut stones and jewel trim
mings.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
Two Sided

Split skirts are a two-for-
one fashion thought. A slim
tunic overskirt may be
slaShed at sides. The play
skirt can be split from the
WaiStline to show a contrast
ing skirt underneath or a
pair Of shorts.
Evening star., 1960-02-28

Short bib necklaces. These
are worn high with a
"bunchy" look. Their shorter
placement at the base Of the
throat creates a new f1ll-in
for dress necklines.
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Tailored" dress-up dresses
From the short shirtwaist
dress in elegant fabric to
floor length satin, many new
styles are simply handled with
emphasis on line and little or
no trimming.
Evening star., 1960-02-28

Fashion themes Of short tempIe-beII sleeves
large dominating black and white checks and
q new oPen-vent back lend fashion impact to
this Seymour fox coot of WOOL The back vent
and deep front pIeots from the shouIderne
allow the coat mobility without odding buIki-
ness At Woodward g Lothrop.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
COLESVILEE MANOR

OOIEG V11lE WIANOH
Four, new individually desinned,
eenter.han brick homes. now near
ing ecmpletieni tcp-Quality con.
stfuetion thIoughouf; 4, B and Q
eedfoonas, al with de luxe eauip
hfssasa fasa.ss Ssd sSt sSlssnt Ss sSss ssea,.s. ,.s
sSssds isvSi: al WITH sOrsSss. asasss' ear n
ports ef RarageS, Attractive a.
acre lots; AHS commuHity, close
to ELEMENTARY ech0ols. Priced
from S3l,B00 TO S40.SOO. Trades
accepted.
Evening star., 1960-10-19

REALTORS sP. s-ll2l
RIvERDALE-EAST PTNES-Excel
loe. within 9 blks. of Balto. exp.
Riy. I'd. and Ice. shopping ctr. A.
bedrm, 2-bath Cape Cod on 49,
II. lot. fenced .wIshade trees. Ra-
dtant heat ref.-freez. comb, plus
many other extras. $1,000 dn. incl.
ssttlement and low mo. pymts.
REAL Estate coNeuLTANTs,
Evening star., 1960-10-19

81: yOnN's. close-in 81. sprinT-
Sueh spaeiousness in this 3-bedrm.
2-bath plus fam. rm., mod. white
.br; split-leyel with enormous kit;
sConv. % all schools and bus. Low
y CO., 10. 8.6S0O, 10. 6.30S0.
sUMNER-3 bedrms.. Q baths, 2
Il the sos for immediate SHo SAFE
Cal! MT Rcckkood, FE. $4,000.
Il. a: QIIL q SON. .FE. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-10-19

SILVER SPRING, CLOSE m - q.
snedfms 2-bath brick home: lse,
". rm:. Arepl.. porch, bsmt., h.-w
neat; Priced . sell. ExcELLENT
ElEMs. E!7isat. a g; q, g. g FIELD. NC. 10,
Evening star., 1960-10-19
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.


BOYs AND A GERb make this home
too an. for pres. owner, % they've
up and bousht : bisSer place and
put . price on that viii be . sale
and occupancy in 21 dys,; terrific
n. Arl. ioc.; elegant, lses Low all
brick raneher with attrae. front,
rear and aide over hang, center
hall plan, h.-to-ceiling iirepl. in
spse. liY,, formal din. rm., bis kit.
equipped with the best, 3 bedrms.,
2ls baths. rustic rec. fm. with are
pl., level va; walk to schools. 2
blks. TO bus and stores; priced in
20s. ses this today. u. $4,000
WI. A. CHAPMAN REALTY. me-
It'll 8 pm.
Evening star., 1960-10-19

3-bedgm. bungalow. on fenced cor.
ner lot; 2 baths. spacious through.
out with lots Of extras; 81 800
down. HERENe SALES. RE. g.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
CHEVY CHASE

EaEV I N1k1OG
CHEVY CHASE (Rollingwood
areal; SIS, ,460; 81, 800 dn.
FHA-Dutch Colonial; big
den, powder Tm., new kit,
dishwasher and disp.: Q bed
Tnis., sarage; deep sArden.
CHEVY CHASE; S2e.75O--
Bright, CHEERFUL, immaculate
center-heu brk. rambler; uns
usually large liv. ,rni., din.
rEa., fully equipped kit, dt-
nette, Q baths, Dsf1lt., large
ser. porch overlooking lovely
CHEVY CHASE; S3I, $50
peffectly located, 4.bedfE1.
6pljt-level; 2 baths. fully
equipped kit, difette, din.
rFa,: eaTpetinR; GarABe; auiet
CHEVY CHASE; S34,e5O-
Most desirable center-hall
hriek Colonial residence;
large rms. thrpuGhout; 3
bedrmg.. 2 baths, powder
rnl., moderlA equipped kit.
with dinetts, magnincent toFs
nal Hardens, 72xl65.
SAMUEL z. BOGLEY
4 Ma. Inc. of. 0-7e00 Til
Evening star., 1960-10-19

BRALkSSILLE, ND. - l3 acres,
fr0ntaee on 2 herd-suffaeed roads,
4-bedYm home, garage. $4,000.
q. D. EilLps 1Nc-s 10. B-7l1S Or
WI. 6-.A7J.
bETHKeDA-WYNGATE--cher
4.bedrocm. 9-bath Cape Cod, on 3
lovely wooded lot. Rec, rnA. IN
fall basement. ecreened porch:
Rgslic ard rsseenlsl sl ssnScls; snsss Asnr 'aI'
fGh 1.s4hlHf.: 1.Rs4hH. sS.lla 4; RAW6 Va -1ssS.' 1ssSS.
b144nslA,, WyNoATE = white M
sSsa. ssasE EsSs'saf ssssa i:s ssasss ssa Ss 81
sssnh ssna ssi.:scS.a ssii.sec Sae;IEsa 81. s.sss1 Z, e
EfEEeDA.BATTERY RANH AMRA
"a rial elSrming coionial. on {
sssSe. sssIs s!is: ssdrs;s.. IS; ! sssSs. SsSlsr rdw.
DIR EM., lge. Nv. rna., din. rna.,
NED. hit. with eating space. ser.
peh., det. TAR. full bgnt. owner
anxicuk TO eell; priced IN uAid-2Os.
nY HeIA1EST 9sI1STs 2. PTILLir%s;o W.. r%o, EScsisss
1RTHRsDA, Mas. ave. .area--Lux.
ury brick homes , heorQome tone
on 1st Aoorl, 3A baths, 24-tt.
family room adjacent to Sl,tt.
kitchen, large living room. full.sise
dining room, sereened porch, huge
recreation room; 2-eaT garese.
The most house for S64, $50 that
you Will see. Call JAMES =.
sSss., ~ooE 81. s.i4cs sii4actsSt Or S 81. 4.7sSs. SSS.
bETHEsDA helne Of rare eharm-
Sulsss ssdrrS crSSi:nis assAsi ss S!Il1SniSi SsnStiiSi
wooded setting; sep. din. rm.,
family I'm. on kit, tnll hsnt. with
pAnele4 rec; Ina.i 2 arepls,; So
EnosEslsssss. Elsss "a RELE4oS. NO. Of. ZOE. !.
Evening star., 1960-10-19

$375 DIN. PAYS ALL
owner finances. NO red tape. Mod.
$50 mo. CR. 3-490S. ~. $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
THIS ARLINGTON

THIS ARLINGTON
HOME Is Iookins for
Q family OF 4, s or
8 people who would
take immediate pos
session and make 1t
happy. II .promises -
peace and quiet on q
cul-de-sac all its =,
own. 1t has 4 bed
rooms, rec. room,
fireplace in living
room, eating space !.
In kitchen, oil heat
with winter humidi-
lier, air condition
ing. membership in
Powhatan spring
Club. Near elemen-
tary,. high and pa I.
d. rochial schools. Come
and see 1t and make =
Il happy. Call for
Photo-Fact brochure,
selected for the Ma. -
tional House OF =
Homes, ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP. XII. $4,000,
FL. 4-26O0.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
ERTTRFn1. Na1a- m. af1a--EI
BETHESDA


90 secluded. On Ire. wooded
let, this ehAfming little home
= iesat fer baeh6lOf atFs. Or .
o24,e60 - VACANT. Driek.and
slate Colonial; 3 bedflas,, 8
rec. IN. Yl2nd fireplace. deep.
veedtd. fenced yard, earaee.
S2e, 500 0-spravling hEk. rambler:
ideal locatien for doctor or
dentist; 3 bedrms,, 2 baths,
sep. ain. rm., eempl. equip,
kit. wLtAble space; beautiful
pvt. lot. circular drive: huee
exnan. potential.
S39 ,BOO-S tvin-sise bedrms.,
3lh baths, den, family FrA. and
iiSss tkTSusSoas. ixssi. terms.
aNv~- -
Evening star., 1960-10-19
CHEVERIY1REH

CmEVEHLy AREA
The most for your money 3-bedrm., >,
1ha-bath rambler with lge de luxe
KIT, fuIl rec; tyre hsmt. Yours for
only $3.50 sEAsRooR a.; TSSSSs considered.
,Immac. Is the word for this q
bedrm. rambler; sep. din. rm..
mod. equip. kit, bsmt. WIDE luxe
rec. rm. and bar. Lge shaded lot,
level and fenced. Only S14,500.
Verv convenient terms.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
CLINTON-4-bedrm, Cape Cod; on
u acre, fenced, corner lot, storm
windows and doors: in excel.
cond.; only S12,950. r. D. BUR-
CESS. REA1ToR, RE. $4,000
It'll s.
COLLEGE PARK = Paw 500 AZ
month total on this sparkling q
year old, 3-bedrm. brick-and-
frame rambler with huge elec.
kit.,. birch cabinets and disposal
tiled bsmt; with exit, storm win
dows and doorsl
MAaSEESD aHSiiSRi ssIsiSSs sSfGs LIST At TFpst pHsttsc7s
DISTRICT HTS; SI5,5OO-Most
AgtTAc. 2@beurm. cape COO IN new
house cond.: sep. din. rn.: stairs
to End n, rec, rni.; conven. loca.
ton; only $3.50 down. BERENS
SALES. RE. 6-b400 till q.
DREAM RAMBLER-AIi-brick, fea-
turing liv. rm. w/manteled firepl.,
wall-to.Wall cafpeting extending
into din. area, spacious bedrms.,
tiled bath; q woman's dream kit.
wLstainless steel sink and built-in
refer: full bsmt. and level fenced
lot. Priced for quick sale at S16,-
$50. E. 8. HfLLEY a CO, Real
tors. AP. 7-7200.
EpMONDSON-S395 dn. for lovely
2 or 3-bedrm., det. home; vacant
and redee.; take over present loan.
DI. 7A4445; ewes, MA, 2-1154.
FORCED sALE-Low-interest loan
can be assumed on this 3-bedrm.
Colonial; lust $1,000 and take
over, total payments SS7.72 incl.
everything. Home is In good eond.,
has storm windows, doors, patio
with barbecue. FIRST to see will
buy. -FErE STATE PROPERTIES,
~ 7-12oo.
Evening star., 1960-10-19
OIL. 2-4oOO

ER1DERY BLVD. AREA--An ex-
s1s 81: sr.ss, ss!u: stream asfi sad Ss'as H
view; 3.bedrm. 2-bath, brick
frame rambler, stainless steel kit,
rec. I'm. above .gfound level, double
earpoIt, circular drive; ,$ $ss.7S1. Ss
4-e111 It'll 3.
SURTONSVILLE = Brk Cape Cod;
4 bedrms., huge family TIl., 2-car
garage; over ga aeres OF level
land with fruit trees,
=. w. BERENS, REALTOR
a227 Fenten st. JU. 7.7700
Evening star., 1960-10-19

CHEVERLY - S-bedRm. 1Is-hath
brick and frame Colonial, newly
decorated;. nrelp. in ly. RTn.. sep.
din. Hrli., full hsInt. with rec. fm.;
deep (200-ft.l lot; $4,000, 81. 200
down and assume OF loan.
AREA - Already a.
nanced; 4lhes loan with SIS mo.
payments for . 3-bedrm., 1-tloor
rancher: sep. din. rm., level N-
acre lot: pleasing terms. Call today.
NO RED TAPE with moderate cash.
assume 41afs loan, payments Of
S73.26 per mo. for. an attractive,
economical, B-room home with sep
arate din. rm., 2 twin-size bedrms.,
walk-in closets, screened porch
and fenced lot; walk to school, bus,
and shopping.
S295 DOWN includes settlement. No
qualifying. 3-bedrm. bi-level; ex-
tra-large nv. rfi.; near new shop
ping center, schools and bus. See
To-Day.
SIS VALUE - Attractive 4-bedrm.
rambler with sep. din. rni., beaut.
kit. with de luxe range, dishwasher
and exhaust fan; 10x1S.ft. patio
with alum, awning: level OF with
shade and fruit trees. Home in
excellent condition: unmatched for
$4,000.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
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