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Holmes County herald., 1961-10-05
Mrs. j. E. Swinney Was Hostess 10 The
Wonoan's Club Of Durant Tue. Sept. 70

Derrick.
The hostess assisted by Mrs.
Howard and Mrs. Patton SER
we'd refreshments to eighteen
members and the following
guests. Mesdames Curtis Ho-
ward, Hutchison, Joel Gull
ledge, Pugh Winborn, Durell
Makamson and Brooks Davis.
Holmes County herald., 1961-10-05

Il maintain that learn about creation the better under
stand the Creator Il be part OF future safe Tor all
mankind These statements from the young MSSppanS
who were awarded trips Chicago MP&Ls representatives
at the Annual Youth Conference the Atom in 1861 he
are typical of the young and women who eagerly seek
knowledge of the scientific miracles of today Each MP&
gives two young people opportunity to meet with other
outstanding high school students from throughout the nation to
hear internationally famous educators and research scientists tell
them of modern advances nucear research This yet another
way in which MP&L always building for the future IS
helping develop the leaders of tomorrow!
Smyrna times., 1961-03-16
Raceway Officials
List S25,OOO Added
Event at Track

Brandywine Raceway has list
ed the rich Liberty Bell, an es-
timated $35,000 Free-For-All-
Pace set for Friday, July 2lst,
as the leadoff event Exclusive
of Harness Tracks of America
Trot) in the early closing and
stake schedule series planned
during the 60-night meet open
ing July 7.
The $25,000 added event, with
a one-mile distance and 5000
nomination payment, has a
Wednesday, March Is deadline
and $500 declaration fee.
The Free-For-All classic is the
tracks second richest pace of
the meet, and, judging by the
response in past years, is ex-
pected to bring into action the
nations swiftest standardbreds.
Last seasons Liberty Bell
was won by the phenomenal
100000 syndicate-owned Adios
Butler, trained by Paige West,
of Snow Hill, Md, and driven
by Eddie Cobb, of Ohio, in rec
ord-smashing time of l:58 AS,
srasing one and two-fifths of
Smyrna times., 1961-03-16

struction in an automobile with
dual controls. Most of the au-
tomobiles used are supplied by
dealers at no cost to the state.
j. James Ashton, manager of
the Safety Council, said the stu
dent driver training program is
one of the most valuable long
term programs ever conceived
for the promotion of safety on
the highways. 'It works. 1t
produces better and safer driv-
ers with improved attitudes"
he said.
The success of the program
has been proven in two ways,
Mr.. Ashton said. Zone solid
proof is that many insurance
companies provide insurance at
reduced premiums to students
who have successfully complet-
ed state-approved driver educa-
ton courses. The other, equal
ly solid proof, is the result OBJ
tanned in 80 studies of the rec
ords of trained and unframed
young drivers. All the studies,
including one in Delaware, DEM
onstrate that those who have
passed student driver training
courses have significantly fewer
accidents and traffic violations
than unframed drivers"
MIR. Ashton added: 1T stands
to reason that this should be
so. The driver is the key fac
tor in traffic safety. He should
be trained so that he will want
to drive safely, will know how
to drive safely and will accept
the responsibilities granted with
the driver license privilege. This
training can best be given
through driver education in the
high schools-a form of educa-
ton in which Delaware has
been the pioneer"
Smyrna times., 1961-03-16

a second off the previous mark
held by Delaware-owned Speedy
Pick.
A special $1,000 bonus was
given West and Cobb by Bran
rywine Raceway president and
general manager Howard Miller
for being the first to break two
minutes in track race.
Adios Butler, now training at
Ocean Downs Raceway, and
eligible for this seasons lucra-
tive event, was timed in :28
AS at the quarter; loo Us at
the half; and LIS AS at the
three-quarter in disposing of
such stars as Tar Boy, Speedy
Pick, 0. F. Brady and Quick
Lady-also eligible for the up
coming event along with a
flock of 4-year-olds who starred
last season.
These include: Countess Ad-
los, $l66,370 winner, "3-year-
old horse of the year" and an
Adios filly which broke the
world record for sex or gait
with a l:55 3/5 time trial and
a l:56 Us winning race at Lex
ington, Ky.'s famed red mile;
AL Eastin's free-legged Knight
Time and Carl Schultze's Bet
ting Time, winners of Brandy
wines $59,600 Battle of the
Brandywine; Muncy Hanover,
Bright knight and Kashworthy.
In addition other eligibles in
clude the fabulous Bye Bye
Byrd, leading money-winner of
all time; Widower Greed, Champ
Smyrna times., 1961-03-16
Driver Education
School Program
Qualities 3,3l5
Pupils in State

A new record was set last
year when a total of 3,3l5 pu-
pills in the public and private
schools received driver educa-
ton.
Of those who received the in
struction, 2,642-79.6 percent
satisfactorily completed the re-
quirements of the course and
received certificates. Students
receive their drivers licenses
from the Motor Vehicle Depart
ment on presenting the certifi-
cate, passing an eye examina-
ton, and paying the fee.
The figures on another years
progress on student driver edu-
cation in Delaware were report
ed by the State Department of
Public Instruction and the Del
aware Safety Council. Of the
total enrolment of 3,3l5, the
public schools accounted for g.
1877 and five private schools
ll8. Those who received GER
tificates were 1881 public
school students and Ill in priv
ate schools.
The Delaware Safety Council
provides the instructor for the
training in the private schools,
and most of the cost is paid in
fees charged the students.
There are not sufficient in
structors at present to provide
the training to all high school
students who want it. The state
school system has proposed
adding three instructors to ex-
pand the program in the public
schools. Last year 20 full time
teachers provided the instruc-
ton in the 36 public high
schools in the state.
In the driver training course
each student receives 81 hours
of classroom instruction and an
average of eight hours OF in
Smyrna times., 1961-03-16

Thousands of Baltimore suburban housewives watched
two former Demarva Cooking Champions held dayong dem
onsaon recently of how cook famous chicken recipes the
easy Scene the weeong super market poultry
hibit in the large Harundae Mall at Glen Burnie, Md.
The two champion cooks shown above at the Demarva
exhibit there Mr. and Mrs Harold Weisbeg Hyattstown
Md IN 1856 Mrs Welsoerg the title of w. S Champ in
the National Chicken Cooking Contest Ocean City, Md
Year before last her husband placed first
ing division at the 18th Annual Delmarva Chicken
Dover, Delaware.
Weisberg has made try his wife's u S. title of
the last but hasn't close yet This year
of the first to send in his entry blank for his fifth try
this National Chicken Cooking Contest 6 Sea-
ford Delaware
Smyrna times., 1961-03-16

Volo, Mr.. Budlon Caduceus,
Culver Pick and O'Brien Han
over.
The competition in last years
Liberty Bell was so close and
tense the first five finishers
were two minutes or under.
Smyrna times., 1961-03-16
Kenneth Beckley
Sent to Germany

Army PFC Kenneth c. Beck
lev, son of Harry A. Beckley,
Smyrna, Delaware, recently ar
rived in Germany and is now
a member of the 9th Signal
Battalion.
Beckley, a carrier repairman
Smyrna times., 1961-03-16

in the battalion's Company D
in Stuttgart, entered the Army
last May and completed basic
training at Fort Jackson, S. c.
He attended Cecilton (Md.)
High School.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-08-11

and gracious with school
mates, teachers and relatives
is good practice for now. Be
yourself = friendly and nat
ural. When the time comes
for you to broaden your
social contacts it will be
easy.
AS for your second letter,
don't ask a boy for a date.
And be careful about drop
ping hints. You don't want to
get the reputation of being
forward. Continue to prac-
tice patience. Everything will
come in good time.
Doris Revere Peters is a
syndicafed columnist. Please
do not ask for a personal
reply. Young readers are in
Vited to write TO her in care
of The Catholic Times. Box,
636. Columbus, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-08-11
St. Mary Sets
HOmecOmng

The annual St. Mary Home
coming and Festival will be
held Friday, Aug. 10 and Sat
urday, Aug. 20 on the school
grounds, 685 Mohawk St. Fes-
tivities will begin at 6 pm,
both days.
A fish-in-the-baske dinner
will be served from 5 until
9 pm, Friday and a chicken.
in-the-basket dinner on Sat
urday.
The popular German Beer
Garden and German Band will
also be featured.
Father John Burkhart is
chairman and Joseph Baptiste,
co-chairman.
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Dear Doris:

Dear Doris:
My girl friend has ask
ed me TO stay with her q
couple of times. In the
evening we went for car
rides. My parents don't
approve of this and if
they find out don't
know what will happen.
will be Is my next
birthday. | don't get out
all week. | am shy and
think this will help over
come il.
This is all done for fun
but | have difficulty fac.
ing my parents.
Dolly
You will feel much better
when you confide in your par
ents and explain about the
car rides. | am sure they will
understand. ct is much bet
ter that they hear this from
you . than from someone
else.)
While driving around in a
car might teach you a little
social "know how" it isn't
the best nor the only way to
learn how to overcome shy
ness.
LEARNING WHAT to do
and say and being at ease in
different situations comes
with practice. Being friendly
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-08-11
Dean Conducts
Carmel NOvena

The Carmelite Monastery,
2065 Barton Place, will have
its annual novena in honor
of the Immaculate Heart of
Mary, from Aug. IA to Aug.
%, inclusive.
The novena services will be
conducted by Father Thomas
Stanley, SIN, Dean at the
University of Dayton.
If attendance is impossible,
novena petitions may be sent
to the Monastery. Novena serv-
ices will be at 7:30 pm. each
evening in the public chapel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-08-11
ACT " Ties
MIRIAM CLUB
PLANS PICNIC

The Miriam Club of st.
Brendan's Church is planning
their second annual picnic,
4:30 until $50 pm, Sunday,
Aug. 20 at Darby Creek Park.
Chairman of the event is
Mrs. Charles Dorian. She will
be assisted by Miss Mary Nc
Gowan, Mrs. Elmer Ulm, Mrs.
Richard Smith, Mrs. George
Kohlbrand, Mrs. L. J. Rooms,
and Mrs. James Rose.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-08-11
Golf Pro AT
Grove City
Festival

GROVE CITY - Free park
ing space will be available
to those attending the seventh
annual Festival of Our Lady
of Perpetual Help Parish,
from 5 until II pm. Aug.
II and IL.
A Beat the Pro" contest is
scheduled. The pro will be
Rick Spires, Circleville.
A fish and barbequed din
ner will be served both even
ings.
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DEAR DORIS -.
You Must Burn
Be Sure It's SIOw

Dear Doris:
I'm going 10 The beach
this summer. | have very
fair skin and would like
TO know how to get an
even sunfan without get
ting sUnbUrned.
Sue, Mary, Carol,
Joyce, etc.
In summer young and old
alike go furiously about the
ritual of getting a tan. 1t is
a ritual of protection as each
one figures the best way to
look like a Vogue model with
out experiencing the side eff
fects of blisters, peeling and
serious burns.
A NICE EVEN SUNTAN
makes you look wonderful
in the summer-but it is
neither healthy nor safe. Re-
CARELESS of the pigment in
your skin constant roasting"
in the sun roughens and
touehenS il. Some medical
authorities feel it often causes
degeneratiye changes in GER
tain areas of the skin. How
ever, if you insist here are
some helpful hints.
Invest in a good Suntan
lotion and apply it frequently.
Begin roasting" slowly.
The first day take five min
uteS of sun. Increase three
or four minutes each day.
Move around. You can get
as much sun in playing a game
or swimming, and it is less
dangerous.
Beware of hazy days. The
suns rays are not filtered by
clouds. And if you are at the
beach double your protection.
Sand and water reflect the
suns rays and many severe
burns occur under hats, beach
coats and umbrellas.
Dear Doris:
My parents have rented
a house at the lake for the
summer. Do you think ii
would be all right to i'm
wife the girl ! have been
going with TO come up for
a weeks visit? We Just
graduated from the same
high school.
Don
Girls are not generally in
vited as house guests unless
things are pretty serious and
an engagement is just around
the corner. Since you have
just finished high school |
doubt if this is so.
ANOTHER THING, DON, a
week is a long time to keep
any house guest entertained.
Do you have a sister to help
and plan some activities.
Why not invite the girl and
a few other more friends for
Sunday Brunch and a swim
ming party 1t would be a lot
easier on your mother and
wouldn't look as if you were
rushing things.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-08-11

appearance of Luci and her
Puppets, WBNS-TV person
atty.
Iggy Stable and his Or
chestra will play for dancing
from 9 pm. until midnight.
Free air-conditioned bus
service will be provided to
the parish groups, will be pro-
vided by the Lincoln Village
Transit Co.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-08-11

edfnest young men WHO s0medayt
please God, will stand at the altar and change bread and wine
into the Body ana Blood of Christ. They will forgive sins, in.
struct converts, preach the Word. You can help make this pos.
sible by sending us whatever you can spare. To educate a Priest
in a country like LEBANON doesn't cost Us much as 1t does in
the United States. We ask you to help by contributing S1O0 z
year, or $500 for the entire six-year course. You may space
your payments to suit yourself C2 a week, $3.50 per month,
etc.. Wen send you the name of the Seminarian you adopt
You may write to him, and he will write TO you. Wen ask you
TO pray for him. You will help him become what years ago yo-
wanted to be-a Priest.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-08-11
PLAN CARD PARTY

The annual card party,
sponsored by the Clares of
Bethlehem, will be held at
s pm, Tuesday, Sept. 18 at
the Youth Center, Ohio State
Fairgrounds.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-08-11
What About You?

..A franciscan SIStGF
GIVING YOURSELF to a life
completely dedicated to the sal.
walton of souls through pray
er, work, sacrifice and JOY
by using your talents as a Nurse,
Laboratory and X-Ray Techni-
clan, Secretary, Accountant,
Dietitian, ~Seamstress, Cook, as
well as in other hospital depart
ments and in a new extension
of our work in the Catechetical
and Social Service Fields =.
There is No Greater Charity!
write - giving your age - to
Vocation Director, 767-30th ST.,
Rock Island, Illinois, for further
details of this happy life.)
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-08-11

Hne following 0H0 Vie 0tttSTS
who have died in The Diocese
during the past week.
MOTHER ALOYSE, OPP.
(Fitzpatrick), II, July 81, st.
Mary of the Springs, Chapel,
Community cemetery.
BAUER, John j., 70, Aug. 3,
St. Peter Church, Wheelers-
burg, parish cemetery.
BECK, Mrs. Sarah E., 70,
Aug. 8, St. Vincent De Paul
Church, Mt. Vernon, Calvary
Cemetery.
BIERBERG, Henry A., SO.
Aug. 2, st. John the Evarge-
list Church, Columbus, st.
Joseph Cemetery.
BIRKIMER, Mrs. Mary B.,
70, Aug. /, st. Rose Church,
New Lexington, New Lexing-
ton Cemetery,
CRAWFORD. Miss Lillian,
81, July %, st. Joseph Ca
thedral, Columbus, st. Joseph
Cemetery.
DUNNICK, Mrs. Elmer C.,
IS, Aug. /, st. John Church,
Tipp City, Greenlawn Gene
terry, Columbus.
ELFRINK, Bernard, n,
Church of the Ascension,
Johnstown, St. Joseph Gene
terry.
HANGS, Lawrence F., SO
July 81, formerly of Chilli
cothe, st. Louis Bertrand
Church, Louisville, KY, Cal
vary Cemetery.
KELLY, David, n, July 20,
st. Mary Church, Marion, st,
Mary Cemetery.
KEVELDER, Mrs. Elizabeth,
rs, July 90, Holy Rosary
Church, Columbus, st. Joseph
Cemetery.
KREBER, Mrs. Jessie M,
July 80, st. Agatha Church,
Columbus, st. Joseph Gene
terry.
LICHTNER, Lillian T. Aug.
2, st. John the Evangelist
Church, Columbus, Mt. Cal
vary Cemetery.
LITZINGER, Leo E., SO,
July 90, Holy Trinity Church,
Somerset, Holy Trinity Gene
terry.
MAURER, Mrs. Clara B., 70,
July 81, st. Leo Church, Co
lumbus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
ROHLE, Lawrence j., IS,
July rs, st. Peter Church,
Chillicothe, st. Margaret Gem
etery.
SHARSHAL, Mrs. Jessie,
rs, Aug. 4, Holy Name
Church, Columbus, Shawnee
Cemetery.
Stab, Frances, 81, July %,
st. Mary Church, Columbus,
st. Joseph Cemetery,
SIR. MARIE THERESE
(Ahearn), O.P., st. Mary of the
Springs, convent chapel, COM
munity cemetery.
WEBER, AlphonSe j., 40,
July 81, st. Leo Church, Co
lumbus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
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AROUND THE PARISHES.
Country Fair
At St. Cecilia

A Country Fair will be held from 2 until midnight
Saturday, Aug. 19 at st. Cecilia Parish, New Rome.
Smorgasbord dinner will be served from 4;30
until 7:30 pm.
A highlight of the DAVIS entertainment will be the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-08-11

THE WORST EVIL is NOT COMMITTING CRIMES But
FAILING TO DO THE GOOD ONE COULD DO. 1T is THE
SIN OF OMISSION, WHICH is NOTHING OTHER THAN
NON-LOVE, AND OF WHICH NO MAN ACCUSES HIMSELF"
Leon BLOW
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the next best thing. You can help to-
wards the priesthood a seminarisn
who needs your help. He has a
Strsnge-sounding name, you d0n't
speak his language but, after all,
what difference does that make? Here
are four students at ST. FRANCIS
XAVIER SEMINARY in BEIRUT,
LEBANON, who need help in order
to be ordained: JOSEPH SALAME,
NABIL SAYYAH, GEORGES HAGE,
and PIERRE KHALIFE. They ara
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-08-11

How can you fail TO make
fhe kale? Get your money in
81 IS by using want ads.
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WISH YOU WERE A PRIEST?

MAYBE NOT, RIGHT NOW, but there was a time Re-
MEMBER? -. Even though it's perhaps too late for you to think
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Pafroniza our Advertisers.
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Requiescant

You are asked TO pray for
The repose of the souls of
the following and the others
who have died iE The Diocese
during the past week.
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entertainment will be the
Evening star., 1961-02-22

bRTE3 SDA-z.bedrm. Colonial with
paneled den, plus gnrage, rec. rIn.
Close to shops and school, Assume
large 6Nss loan. $32,2b0. Ma
TT0NAL CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
corr. IA. 1900. Open I'll 9.
Evening star., 1961-02-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
GLEN MAR PARK


Low COS. Red brick Colonial on
auiet street, excel. school area;
separate din. rm.. modern kit,
SAINT; large level lot. Ewes. cali
Mrs. ouandt. OIL. 4-4622.
w, c. q A. N. MILLER DEV. co.
LIST YOUR HONE WITH 0e
HILLANDALE Park - TRADE
YOUR HOME on this neatly new
brick rambler, featuring twin
sized bedrms.. separate din. Fm.
and ,,i, Tsers1tlSn tIS1,, rm.; n .;,vSnt central AZ ~
100.
nGMED. OCCUR. = New 3-bedrm.,
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REALTY. 10. 4-SSSS
IAEMED. Occur, -3 bedrms.,
S12.960. Payments like rent.
EfsSSAchKR AchK REALTY. 10. 4-5sss
Evening star., 1961-02-22

Iourdes nss Terrace. Colonial Sss n'IsH With z I
bedrmS.. ~ baths, den. din. fm..
central cir conditioning, and much
more. Only $4,000. KROLL RE-
d Atty. OIL. 2-59b9; eyes, EN-.
Evening star., 1961-02-22

cARR0LL KN0LLs-vaeant. move
eS sas Iii. III Tsi ioy., y 1oshs Mas'tG9 s1s.
2-beth rambler with all-electric
kitchen and beautiful rec. rm.
Completely redecorated. Only
s22ssSoSSo. ,v LLIWEL5JJYN Co.. Ju.
Evening star., 1961-02-22
JAS. c. coNLEY 4 co. REALroRI
IN. Q-A1aA

CONN. PARK 5000 doWn-Spar.
king brick raneher with 5 cheer
bedrooms. fabulous kitchen. brighl
basement; western-fenced garden
stones throw to elementary school
Cel1 10. B-0e44, o til o. ellAN.
NON a LUCHS CO., Realtorl
conn. AvE.-CuStom-buiIt All bfk.
3 hedrms,, 3 full baths, sep. din
fm.. beautiful hearth raised firepl
In Hv. rms screened porch foi
GUNNER fun: 3 sep. rms. in bsmt
10. 6-36e7.
TOPS m TRADE
9UBuRBAN PROPERT1ES MOT.
CONN. AVE. GARDENS; MAR eT
CATHERINE9-Large 3-bedroon
brick rambler with enclosed real
porch: lot Anchor fenced: family
kit, dtShwasher and disposal
S16.600. 10. b-20e0.
HUGH Z. PECK, l1246 Georgia Ave
conn. AVE. ESTATES : $500
down; lovely 3-bedrm. brk, ram
bier, tiled bsmt., beautiful yard.
MLEN, REALTORS, LO. 6-1e6t
Evening star., 1961-02-22
CONLEY
HOMES OF THE DAY

SLIGO PARK HrLrs-Eyery sxtr,
YOU can think Of is in this hIick
High, Besides 8 twin BEDROOMS
Ia baths and q separate dinina
room. this home offers: TWO
paneled denB, paneled recreation
room, porch, fireplace, central ali
conditioning. aluminium storm win
dowB, doors and awnings, new
furnace and water heater. Ons
price includes everything and there
$4,000 loan available. S23,.
Hard TO find but we have one-A
2-bedfocm brick rambler with full
basement, dining room, and such
extras Is . washer, drier and
storm doors. Ciose-in silver apfinS
and Just Q few blocks to elementary
and tr,. high schools. Low down
saint Johns Psfish brick Cape Cod
4 bedrooms: fenced lot; bRSement
Modern kitchen: central air con-
oitioning.. Near community SWIM
ming pool and elementary school:
VIZ TAKE TRADES
Evening star., 1961-02-22

CHEyY CHAsE-S-bedroop brick
ssp: din. rm;, i * baths; full SsHs.
ssNITE ssNsrCs = ofIIss HRos; s,,.S Co INC. y o.
Evening star., 1961-02-22

CHEvERLY AREA-settlement cost
only 70 qualified veteran on this
has many features Incl, 4 S SedrDls' dDms :.
shaded lot. outdoor iirepi.. Off off.
street parkinE. Si6.e60 Attrae.
tive terms to non-Vet.
REDWOOD RANcHER
C0n A-aere corner lot: 9 nice
bedrmS., cory firepl.. rec. fm. n
hemt.; owner transit. must sell.
Near new Space Agency. S10,e6O.
FHA, OF. eonv. terms.
COUNTRY EsrATEE7h acres and
iarge 4-bedfm., 2-bath brick home:
scar gafA6e, barn; eonv. To- NeA
and new Space Ageney. 98B, 900.
GREEN MRADowB-ees this s.
oedrm. Colonial on nice level lot,
near PARK. schools. Shopping and
transp.: $3.50 down. Se6 mo-. on
FHA terms.
Evening star., 1961-02-22
CT LOAN! !! I!
$22,5OO
ALL-BR1CK
SPLIT-LEVEL

An award-winning community is
the locale for this 3-bedrm., @
bath. all-brick split-leVel; full din
rm., liv. rm., fireplace, eat. space
in kit, 300-ft. attic storage space,
carport; sround-level space for 4th
bedrm., Sd bath plus rec. rm. ALI
community facilities nearby. Ad-
dress: 1894 Webbwood court,
Springfield, Va. Big saving on GI
loan. Full info: Mr.. WILLIAMS.
CL. 6-7S44 (eveS.. after 9, CL. 6.
$3.50. EDW. R. CARR, INC.
HEAT-This CUSTOM
built brick rambler vaunts Q mar
velous lot of 10000 50. II. There
are three bedrooms on first floor
and one bedroom located down.
stairs, along with the large rec.
room. A double garage with plenty
Of room for extra storage adds to
the desirablity Of this home. S27,-
500. HOLLEY REALTY, 61S3 Lee
hwy, KE. $3.50.