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FARMS
Historic Tfdewater
Southern MARYLAND

OOO O11CLl1 3noI v Idllu
l. Retire. special, l6 acres. mod
ern 2-bedrm. home; bath, porch.
basement; tenant house, 5iz-acre
tobacco allotment, within . miles
Of Chesapeake Bay, ? barns, on
State road.
.. Large stone columned home; 10
rms, oil heat, basement, 4-car
garage, so acres, farm house, 3
barns, outbuildings, 2S-acre to-
baeco allotment, committing dis
tance D. C.. near Chesapeake Bay.
3. 80 acres. rich tobacco land. SI2-
acre tobacco allotment, = barns,
stable, shed, very good tenant
house, stream, 1900 frontage on
paved road, near Chesapeake Bay,
$4,000.
4. Wonderful tobacco farm, a.
acre allotment, already set up for
hogs as a side issue, $50 acres
nice home, bedrms., paneled
living rm. with fireplace. bath,
kitchen, full basement, hot-water
heat; good tenant house, pasture,
streams. 8 larse barns, farm equip
ment, on > State roads.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Phone los, il no answer call 1S4.
HOWARD COUNTY
HoMEs4TES. beautiful acre lots
on Johns Hopkins rd. ) acres
partly wooded Pindell School I'd
Terms. is miles from Silver
100 ACRE FARM. 3 bedrm. mod
house: bern Ions ROAD irontaSS
NEW HOUSE, 3-bedrm. brick; >
baths, carport, nice lot, on U. S,
The McHENRY co. Atlas 6-a1sa
LAND AND FARMS
VACATION WEEK END. Just of
Rte. ~ IN mountains, lis acres,
groom and path home, small
barn, stream; Privacy. S9,95O.
FAMILY FARM ESTATE OF 60
acres. S-room. 1l2-bath home;
stream and laSe. Close to inter-
WEEKEND FARM, 159 acres land,
rented Tor $1,000 per year; house
with bath, deep freeze. stove, re-
trlgerdtor and furniture, available
tor, your own use. Real value at
Sl25 per acre.
10 ACRES; STREAM; $500.
3 ACRES; Montgomery estate in
beautiful setting; illness makes
this an attractive buy; S39,95O.
COUNTRY CLUB NATURAL; Mont
someEy; go acres OF beautiful
land Just of interchange; SI,35O
per acre
600 ACRES PLUS. central Mont
someEy investment opportunity.
10 ACRES. fronting on old Rte.
240. at $500 per acre,
SCENIC FARM. 1l5 acres overlook
ing countryside for miles and
miles. close in; near interchange;
road frontage on sides; $4,000:
ROMER & CO., Realtors
430 N. Frederick, Gaithersburs
WI. $4,000 or Waverly H.3333
evenings, Mr. Manuel. WA. 6-I3gO
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One of Maryland'S Finest
Historic Farms
With Mansion House

" AVA N4pAASASAA 4AOSaON
Grounds beautifully Handicapped
mansion beautifully appointed
Entire farm consisting Of barns
Silos, . farmers cottages in per
feet condition. All modern conven
fences throughout. Set income o.
So, 400 per year. Shown by ap
pointment only. No agents, please
Box 26-D. Star.
PINEY MOUNTAIN ESTATES
few choice weekend cottage ol
cabin sites for sale; near Thur
mont, in beautiful Blue Ridge
Mountains: 1000 feet elev., eY'
cellent hiking, swimming, fishing
ana hunting. S300-S700 per acre
Deep Greek Lake-type country
cabins built to order. NJ. A
HANSEN, S136 Cornwall rd., Balti
more %, Nd. for brochure.
POoLESVILLE-Restored Colonial
) acres or more: good barns
$4,000, 1016 cash. OIL 6-1305
POTOMAC RIVER ESTATE-Md
shore, opposite Mt. Vernon Agenti
invited, OWNER, NE. S-141S.
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30 Acres Of wonderlAl rolling
wooded land. Many choice BUILDING
sites. Streams throughout pro-
perty. Only minutes to Acc and
new 240. Spacious. 4-bedrm. re-
stored charming farm house.
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FARMS
FARMETTES
MAN0VILL {
HAnYcnI1nn

81 Acres. Choice location 4-bed-
rm. home; sep. din. rm.: all
necessary farm blogs. Ideal for
the retired farmer, who still wants
a little land. On bus line.
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LAZY LIVIN'
IN THE MOUNTAINS
HIGH KNOB

Summer and winter sports.
available.
Land parcels, all over - acre, are
Serviced with water and electricity
and priced 81 ,495 up
Custom built cabins receive careful
personal attention.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
ATTFNTTnN oIrN,rn,
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY OR TRADE for old
nouSes to fix up, apts., land. AID.
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U. S. ! RICHMOND HIGHWAY
= Approx. i miles south of Alex
andria - choice 10000 50, r.,
corner. Call Mrs. CsZan. CT.
6-l127 or ST. 3-12OO. JAMES l..
DIXON e. CO. Realtors
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UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
81 ACRES

Dairy farm; 6O-cow Wash
tngton type barn. Main
house, & rooms: 3 tenant
houses, 4 barns, all other
necessary buildings. Plenty
Of water. Taxes S945. Lo-
Gated in Clarksburg -ComuS
area, vicinity interchange
road 240. 30 miles D. c.
Price, SlT5,000, u cash.
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MANASSAS-GAINEsVuIE

HUGH L. MAHoNEY, Real Estat,
EBroksrc ,Annandale, Va. Clear,
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POTOMAC


ROCKVILLE has had a tremendous
growth explosion in the last 10
years. Population increase 272oe.
We have many farms in this area
for investors. II you wish to
realize a large percentage return
on your money, check our listings
Ewes. call Mr.. Rose, GA. 4-5256.
W c. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
POTOMAC OFFICE
AK. 9-9563 AK. 9-a3s6
SENECA RIVER RD. VIC.-Roomy
mod. main house; GOOD tenant
houses, hig barn: S10O,00 in
improvements. Nice big stream. sc
gently rolling acres. Good income
Good Investment; S67, 800. ,
GENE CASTLEBERRY, OIL. 4-1432
SHADY GROVE, near Route 81
100 acres; beautiful rolling land
10 acres Of woodland; S-room
house. $500 per acre. FRED B
CUSHMAN CO., WI. S-9011, WA
6-0401, GA. 4-S120.
UPPER LoUDOUN FARM, 30 acres
small dairy, 6-room house, barn'
and bldgs.. near town, SIS, 900.
> highways, creek. $500.
Business site, 4-room apt, fireplace
bath, room 33x25 with fireplace
would make nice space or week
G. B. WoLFoRD Broker
Phi. GI. 5-2lS1, Hamilton, Va.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
175-acre, very productive limestone
land; nice 9-rm. mod. home, oil
heat, air-cond 36-stell Wash
type dairy barn, 4 siloS, Other
buildings well watered ano
fenced, long road frontage; grow.
ing crops Of corn, wheat anc
alfalfa. Owner retiring; buy o.
a lifetime. Many other farms II
choose from.
Ransom REAL ESTATE,
Charles Town, West Virginia
Telephone Charles Town 309, y4S
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(coNTINUEp)

CAMP SPRINGS, on paved roads
acres, with water at property
For particulars, call 10. 2-2l37
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Zoned foI
apts;; over @00-ft. frontage, 5OC
ZOO BLK. BRADLEY BLVD. CBE.
THESDA) - 3 acres level land
POTOMAC. MD. - 5-aers estate
$4,000. RE. 6-2233.
HIILCREST, D.C.-Nash and Probe
sts.; large corner wooded lot with
all utils. in; ready to build; S5, $50
TEMPLE HILLS. 54OO wheeler I'd
l00x350. level and wooded, $4,000
HILLCREST, DC, wv" St, neal
Both st. S.e.-75x130 wooded lot
%" ST. Mr.. BRANCH AVE. Sc
50x250, with all utils.. $500.
sUITLAND-25 level lots with al
utils. at property; ready to build
81 800 each to builder only.
N ST. OFF BRANCH AVE. Sc
75-ft. front with all utils; S3,5OU
Also large corner, 2S,000 50. IT.
ideal for church site. 10. 2-2I37
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, Brandywin,
st, nepr Nichols ave. - 10 lots
with street and all improvements
1900 ACRES. ss mi. from DC
Prince Frederick Co. $3.50 pei
acre LII 1-6QT9
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, 1900 ACRES. IS mi. from DC.
Prince Frederick Co. $3.50 per
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PR. GEO. Co acres, incl. I
rented houses, long frontage or
Rollins ave. betw. Marlboro pike
and Central ave: room for {
more houses. Phone RE. $685.
PR. WM. CO.-SO a. woodland;
LOO #. frontage; $3.50 an acre
IF o-5651
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RALEIGH ST. S.E.-Approx. 10.
900 it., zoned r., $1,000. Cal
Nj Ani,N GsstOnSHsy Z 1nNoEor LU. so5 S;93Sa IMS
3l4 Pa. ave SE LII 3-OnS4
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Philip Webster Real Estate

L AIAl4p WeUSIeT real Estate
Aberdeen. Md. Tel, Aberdeen 500
MT. AIRY, MD.
3G acres or hish elevation with
the doS tn run, sunset views.
StarliRht nights 7-rm. dwelling
located near Nit. Airy. Sf3,50G.
Move right into this 6-rm. dwell
lna' bedrms., hath, L.R.. DIR.
in Nj. Airy near schools. stores stores
and churches. Only Si,5O0 down
Balance like rent. $4,000
2,acre farmette with 6-rm frame
house with bath. hot water heat
er, oil fnnace, outhldgS. $500.
Located near Mt Airy.
=. p BURDFTTE & SON, REAL
TORS, MT. AIRY, MD Phi, I23
Eve. \ SIN. Ph. Mr.. Pryor. 42M
NICE SMALL NURSERY FARM.
ga acres; 2UX0O greenhouse; oil
heated; modern home; Complete
tractor and equipment: 65 apple
tree orchard; good location: SIS
COMPLETE POULTRY BUSINESS
-IoCompl. with 30-scre farm, one
3uXSO-ft. barn with wings rig
SEQ Tor poultry; one 2Sx40 bank
barn; S-block poultry house: com
tractors and equipment Opera.
ton showing very good return
GENTLEMEN'S Beautiful
{ acres and modern 12-rm. home;
2i2 baths: lSt-fl. apt: formal
garden and shrubs: tiled kit; ga
ra2e: all perfect condition. Priced
SD 300, AZ financing.
WALDORF, -MD.-Rsmbler bed
rms: lgc, liv. and din. rm., mod
ern birch kit, full bsmt.: garage
A beauty; priced S1S,950.
LaPLATA = In town, new large
combination brick and shinele
rambler: 3 lse. bedrms,, liv. rm..
Si3'5O0, 81 800 down. inns 0
22O-ACRE, FINE OLD ESTATE.
committing distance of D. c.:
commanding view Of valley: sra-
cious old mansion perfectly re-
stored; several tenant houses and
farm bldss. A going farm; price
SS5,000. terms.
WATERFRONT. about . miles OF
sand beach; nr. 500 acres. beau
tiful home; several tenant houses
and farm bldgs, Being farmed
profitably. Priced S1s5,000.
THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND CO
LaPLATA, MD. WEST 4-S432
NORTHERN VA. FARM = Approx
200 acres. l hr. drive from Wash
Lge. frame house. horse stables
paddock, tack house, cattle barn
Under $500 per acre. Call for
appt. to see. JE, 2-3O00 or OV
3-i946 HUBBARD REALTY CO.,
Lee Hwy. Merryfleld, Va. at stop
light.
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Sc Acres. Why so much land for
such a little price2 You owe it to
yourself to see this ideal stock
stored farm house. Some excel
lent soil for produce raising,
J FREDERICK AREA
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FREDERICK COUNTY
VIRGINIA FARMS

RANDALL H. HAGNBR e. CO.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV, DE. 2-36OI
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SUMMERS REALTY
7. c. DULEY, Agent
Sun. and Ewes, MA. 1891
MA -OSoQ

Sun. and ME. Ewes, s.ssas AA. 1891
1871 ACRES, vicinity US. /, / mile
No. Of waldorf, Nd. "a wooded
paved and grayeled roads. GRAVEL
DEPOSIT. $500 per acre. Terms
ia. 1-l660, weekdays.
1. COUNTRY sETTING-New 4.
bedrm. brk. rambler; liV. rm.. din
rm;, kit, . baths, . fireplaces
full bsmt.. 2-car garage, ll2-acrt
lot. DAVIDSONVILLE, near clov.
erleaf on Wash. Annapolis ex.
pressway. Will consider trade.
.. SMALL TOBACCO FARMS
acres, mostly clear. and pond site
tenant house, barns and other
5idsS; good building site for main
3. COUNTRY sETTiNo-colonia
frame, 2-story home on @-acrt
lot; mature shade trees: 6 rms
L "a baths: $4,000.
4; FARMETTE :, Frame, 2-story
home with, 3 bedrms. and bath
chicken houses: 4s4 acres: front.
age on main rd. IL mi. t.
Annapolis, 21 mi. to D. C. sci.
900, terms.
SUMMERS REALTY
Mr.. and Mrs. Moreland. AGENT
once. MA 7-2526
Ewes. and Sun, University 1861
2t9-ACRE COLONIAL ESTATE
Completely remodeled; S-rm., 2l2-
baths manor home. Part bsmt
oil h.-w. heat; balcony-type front
w/oris. New Orleans iron work
3 tenant houses. complete farm
bldgs. Everything in peri. cond
Beaut. grounds, shrubs and view
Fronts on water; being sold ia
close an estate: priced to sell:
by appointment OUTHER
MARYLAND REALTY CO, La
Plata, Nd, WEST 4-S432.
IO-ACRE STOCK DAIRY FARM
mr.. Westminster; > barns, sooc
water, large brick home: $4,000
1lO-acre stock farm: . barns, nc
house: $3.50 an acre.
5.-acre farm estate; pond, stream
barn: l. acres woods; fully mod.
ernized old farmhouse; paved I'd.
800 500.
Is level-acre horse farm, on paved
rd: stables, new brick ranch
house, 3 bedrms. Howard County
$4,000.
3-scre farmette, on paved I'd: 6.
rm. house, cleo, bath; $4,000.
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY 23I
JOHN J. PRICE, Rltr., Mt. Airy
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$16,o50
Ideally located on Great Falls I'd
> acres. Very old, spacious 3-bed
rm. home that needs complete
restoration. Don't miss seeing
this home with wonderful posi-
bilitiesl
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALEA., VA. Central location.
nr woodward and Lothrop, IS, :,
400 50, T., wide frontage on two
streets. Box 403-E Star
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ALREADY ZONED. From a small
piece to s acres. 25c per so IL
GOTHAM REALTY INC. Comm
dept. JE. o-370S Aii :
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URGENTLY NEEDED

O4SlG G1N IL NbGDGO
Clients waiting to lease with
option to purchase level par
GELS of 1925 900 50. It. on
main streets or roads
throughout Metropolitan
area. No permanent struc-
lures erected Here is your
chance to obtain good revS
enue from YOUR vacant lotL
Ask for Raw Kesby.
THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
REALTORS WA. 7-45Oo
1920 FT.-Immediately adioin-
ing Andrews Field; suit. ware
house or light manufacturing.
81 300 FT.-Zoned c., corner, on
Rte. :, mr.. Hecht's new store,
NARROW Hats.
"a 900 FIT, Clinton, Md.-Suit. 81
msrRst famis apt t.IAe Az DT,fs5 Rs6xEF ta5 DelHy
b-0OB,i,
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@~@ =
HOME-A sood z
room mouse, many boXwoodS, 81
fruit trees. rich, rich land, I
acres. On highway near small
town in Virginia. Scenic view.
% mi. D. c. $1,000, S2,2OU
down.
200 CHOICE ACRES-Located on
good paved road in lower Fauouler
County. House sets several hun
dred yards of the road. overlook
ing entire farm. A gorgeous view,
good stream, hne cattle barn.
Farmhouse needs remodeling. To
settle estate, S27,500.
363 ACRES-Excellent Fauauier
County grazing farm. Large
stream. Attractive cottage, tenant
house. Rolling countryside. Easily
grazes 200 cattle. Only S34,5OO
attractive financing.
DILLON LAND co.
IL 4-4O1O Realtor
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POTOMAC adjacent lots.
2.3 acres each or 4 g acres
total. High elevation in
area developing in FIRST
class homes Near polo club,
hunt club, $3.50 per lot or
Sll,000 for both. Call MR..
MORAN, FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES, INC. Office
OIL. 6-2344, home OIL. =
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CHURCH sITE-PRIvATH SCHOOL

7.06 acres, beautiful rolling land
on Franconia rd. Just outside
city limits Of Alexandria, water
ana sewer avail Reasonably
priced. Owner will hold FIRST trust
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NORTHERN VIRGINIA-I00 ac-,
40 &C, So ac., other larger and
smaller tracts, for farms, homes,
investments, commercial and in
duStrial, close-in and within com
muting distance D. c.; E. J.
Lau2hlin, Broker, Crescent g.
1905
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7; FANWE 2 =, Frame, I-story
home with. 3 bedrms and bath
mature shade trees: garage
chicken houses: 4sI acres: front.
age on main rd. IL mi. t
Annapolis, 21 mi. to D. C. sci.
900, terms.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

Der 81, Andrew Scott Bigelow,
three-month old son of the John
Bigelows, received the sacra-
ment of baptism at the worship
service of the Neelsville Presby-
terrain Church.
Becky and Betty Lou Scfaffer
and Janet Hargett, local All
girls, exhibited and sold their
baby beefs at the Eastern Ma
tional Livestock Show and Sale
at Timonium last month.
The Evening Circle of the
Darnestown Presbyterian
Church held a Christmas meet
ing last Thursday evening, De-
cember /, at the church, with
all the women of the church in
vited. Theme of the program
was Christmas Around the
World" with Mrs. Daniel c.
Manson in charge, assisted by
Circle Leader, Mrs. Arnold
Gary. The refreshment commit
tee was headed by Mrs. Lester
Claggett. 1.-THE offerings were
presented at this meeting.
The Mariners Club of the
Darnestown Church held its
Christmas party at the church
last Friday evening, December
2, with Mr.. and Mrs. John Kit
terman and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
7. Culbertson, jr., as hosts.
The Cedar Grove Homemak.
ers will hold it's Christmas Party
at the Salem Methodist Church
at 1890 next Tuesday, Decem.
Der Ii. A covered-dish luncheon
will precede the meeting. On
December 10 the Club will meet
to make Christmas wreaths and
other greens for home decora-
tons.
The Rev. and Mrs. Daniel c.
Manson of Jamestown attended
the cornerstone-laying ceremony
of the new Presbyterian Home
in Washington on November 30,
at which time President Eisen-
hover laid the cornerstone and
spoke briefly. The new home,
called New Ingleside, will &C.
commodate IS men and women.
Mrs. M. Thomas Slater is re-
covering satisfactorily from foot
surgery last month, and is get.
ting around again, we are glad
to report.
/ Mrs. Benton B. Westfall spent
a recent weekend in st. Peters
, burg, Fla, where she visited her
mother, Mrs. William E. Burton.
/
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sangrey,
accompanied by their sons Bill
and Tom, spent Thanksgiving
Day with their son Joseph, and
| family, in Haddonfield, N. j.
Students h o m for the
; Thanksgiving holiday included
: Kristin Westfall, Allegheny Col
lege, Meadville, Pa; Hazel Whit
: aker, George Washington Uni
J versity; Vernon M ar EN- s
George Washington University
Howard Griffith, Maryland Uni
versity; and Michael Norris
! Shepherd College, Shepherds
{ town, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard w
Wiley and sons spent Thanks
giving Day at a family reunion
at the home of Mr.. Wiley's
/, brother, Mr.. Norman Wiley, Of
! Rocky Ridge, Md.
GET-WELL WISHES are also
, extended to Mrs. M. Thomas
r Slater who is recovering from
Z foot surgery which she under
|. went recently at Suburban Hos
, pital.
4 MRS. BENTON B. WEST
E FALL spent a recent weekend
in st. Petersburg, Fla, visiting
E her mother, Mrs. William E
{ Burton.
.
AT THE RECENT SALE OF
cattle at Hassan's Farm, 236
cows We're sold for $311 each
On February 1S, 1861. there
viii be a sale of the farm ma.
chinery. The women of the
I Trinity Methodist Church will
, be in charge of a lunch counter
: at this time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
At the Intersection of Hungerford
Drive and Foyeffe Street.

wsys is in nd This snohs ultra odn store digedo
the foul pleasantly Hn hendyeo
II
smpo o d 1y Welcome Plan o Md snne debrHen
q . hal o
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
Germantown
By Deborah II. LEM
WAverly 6-0692

Several weeks ago fire destroyed tenant house on
the property of Julian B. Waters mother and her three
bows were completely burned out and collection is being
made for them by Mr. Waters daughter Mrs Glen B.
ochenour of all things necessary for resumng household
Evening star., 1960-04-10
MAGIC CIRCLES

a scholarship fund; adding
to the schools stadium fund
and building and grounds
fund and for the printing of
a school handbook. The
council also has appropriated
money for the purchase of
two school flags.
~
Careers in Business Week,
a project emphasizing busi-
ness education in area high
schools, will be held April 25
through the 29th at AMMAN
dale VA High School.
4 + 4 +
Four seniors, four juniors
and two sophomoreS from
Montgomery Blair High, Sill
Ger Spring, will be selected by
the faculty to visit Columbia
Evening star., 1960-04-10

High School, Maplewood,
N. j., April 19 through %.
The New Jersey exchange
students will visit Blair April
26 through 90.
= Il +
Dick Stepakof, 17-year-old
Montgomery Blair senior, has
been reelected commander
of the Presidents Chapter,
Number II, Knights of Duna-
mis-, an Eagle Scout honor
society.
4 4
The Marteen Club, North
Capitol and T streets. will
hold an Easter Hop at $50
pm. April 10, sponsored by
the social committee. Ad-
mission will be SO cents per
person.
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TEEN BRIEFS

Montgomery Blair High,
Silver Spring, is believed to
have contributed more than
any other high school in the
country to CARE. During
the last IA years Blair stu
dents have sent more than
$25, 900 to needy persons all
over the world through the
CARE program.
Currently, through the
Welfare Committee of Blair,
headed by Judy Stern, the
school is undertaking a self
help program in Ceylon.
Today at 3 pm. the En-
bassy of Ceyion will honor
the committee and student
council with a tea at the
Embassy. In recognition of
their CARE program over
seas, Blair also will be given
an award from the relief Or
ganizaLion.
i Il
A LOudOun County CVa.O
High School student, Char
lotte Cook. received a $1,000
scholarship to any college of
her choosing by winning the
Betty Crocker Homemaker
of Tomorrow award for the
State of Virginia.
# * X
Seven Walter Johnson
High School girls represent
ing the Tri-Hi-Y are in An
napoliS this week end partic-
ipating in the YMCA Youth
and Government Model Leg
iSlature. The delegates are
Bonnie Sweeney. Nancy
Storm. Mary Lou Ruff. Bunny
Kyber. Archer Harrison. San
dra Burger and Suzanne
Sparks.
Recently 107 girls were
formally inducted into the
three Tri-Hi-Y clubs at Wal
ter Johnson.
Il + +
The Montgomery County
Science Fair will be open to
the public today from noon
to 10 pm. and tomorrow
from 10 am. to 10 pm. at
Sherwood High School, Sandy
Spring, Md.
y +
Falls Church CVa.D High
will take part in student eX-
change program with Oliver
Ames High School in North
Evening star., 1960-04-10

Easton, Mass. Falls Church
students Sue Hood, Karen
McEIvaine, Linda Scott, M.
T. Rust and Charles Wester-
man, along with a teacher,
will visit North Easton today
through Friday. Next week,
Massachusetts students will
come to Falls Church.
- -
Suitland Md High won
the top award for the best
play presented in the annual
Maryland High School Drama
Festival at the University of
Maryland. The play was Ann
of a Thousand Days" Ruth
Mintz and Art Bryde, Suit
land seniors who played the
leading roles, were chosen
the festivals best actress and
best actor.
x i 4 Il
George Washington High
School, Alexandria, will hold
its second annual Bunny
Hop" Tuesday and WedneS-
day at 9 am. in the school
gym. Admission to the hop
will be a small item that can
be used by an elderly person
who is hoSpitalized or con-
fined to the home. The items
will be turned over to the
Salvation Army as an Easter
gift for the sick.
y =
Mount Vernon Seminary.
2100 FoXhall road NV, will
top off Fathers Day at the
school by presenting the play,
You Can't Take 1t With
You" The play will be given
at $3.50 pm April % and will
be for the benefit of the Dis
trict and Arlington Cancer
Societies.
= x i 4
Margaret Duncan, a Whea-
ton Md High senior, placed
second in the Washington
Metropolitan Area portion of
the "Talentsville U. S. A"
competition sponsored by the
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
x x 4 =
The Wheaton High student
council has raised and con-
tlibuted nearly $4,000 toward
activities to benefit the school
and student body. The money
has gone toward establishing
Evening star., 1960-04-10
Talking ItOver-

The White House Conference on Children and Youth
held here recently caused some criticism to whether the
conference wos worthwhile and octuoIy accomplished any
thing TEEN asked five Washington teen oee what
they thought about the conference Here their answers
Evening star., 1960-04-10

CHRIS GLASS. II. a senior
at st. Adams I'd. CT
was a good idea. 1t estab-
fishes the position Of the
teen-agers. Their decisions
on things they talk over are
representative opinions. Uni
fication will come Of the con-
ference, as far as the dele
gates 60"
Evening star., 1960-04-10

CAROLYN BUCK, 16, a
junior at Frederick SaSscer
High (Md.D-"I think it does
a lot of good. 1t brings peo-
pie together and they talk
over what youths are doing
everywhere. In the past, some
State organizations were
formed to better the general
welfare of youth as a result
of the conference. It's too
early to say what good will
come of the latest conference.
Well have to wait until dele
gates report back to their
States and countries"
Holmes County herald., 1960-10-06

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and address must be stated
and also Immediately there
under the names and address
ses of stockholders owning or
holding / per cent of more of
total amount of stock. If not
owned by a corporation, the
names and addresses of the
individual owners must be
given. If owned by a partner
ship or other unincorporated
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Co., POI Tchula St., Lexing-
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