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PROGRAM BY G. AS

COLUMBIA - The Missionary
Society of Columbia Baptist
Church, Tuesday night, heard a
program under the direction OF
Mrs. w. C. Cooper Jr., given by
the girls of the G. A. Girls taking
part: Pam Cordrey, Viola johnson
Dotsie Simmons, Marsha Brick
house, Peggy Cooper, June Cooper
Joyce Cordrey, 10 Ann Roughtor
and Kay Liverman
Mrs. Floyd E. Cohoon, Pres. well
coined visitors, Mrs. Rodney Coop
err and Mrs. Thomas Davenport.
Present were: Mrs. Floyd E. Co
hoon, Mrs. B. r. Harrell, Mrs. Mar.
tina A. Overton, Mrs. Jerry Daven'
port, Mrs. Dan X. Sawyer, Mrs. Eff
fie A. Brickhouse, Mrs. Francis
Cordrey, Mrs. Marion Simmons
Mrs. E. S. Brickhouse, Mrs. Tom
VERIFY, Miss Rose Bateman, Mrs
Howard Brickhouse, Mrs. Richarc
Thompson, Mrs. w. c. Cooper Jr
and Mrs. r. M. Everton.
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CANCER FUNDS SOUGHT

COLUMBIA The Tyrrell
County Cancer Drive has been car
ried on in a concentrated effort to-
ward raising enough money to
count in helping those in Tyrrell
County who need help in this field.
400 of the proceeds remains
here and 500 is earmarked for
Cancer Research and other neces-
sary expenses. The limited amount
heretofore has done its bit in trans
porting and in furnishing some
comfort to patients, according to
Mrs. Louise A. Hales, county chair
man.
From Tyrrell High School L. A
Keiser and Mrs. Mable Wood,
Pres. PTA are co-ordinators in the
drive.
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MRS. REYNOLDS DELEGATE

COLUMBIA - The Malachi's
Chapel Woman's Auxiliary meeting
Wednesday afternoon appointed
Mrs. w. T. Reynolds as delegate
to the Albemarle District Woman's
Auxiliary Convention in Plymouth,
Taking part on the program
were: Mrs. S. H. Voliva, Mrs. Will
lie Brickhouse, Mrs. H. S. Swain,
Mrs. C. A. Voliva, Mrs. Alton Rey-
nolds and Mrs. w. T. Reynolds J.
Mrs. H. S. Swain offered prayer.
1t was voted that the money for
clothes for the adopted child a. the
Children's Home be sent. The
president Mrs. Harry P. Swain
welcomed a visitor, Mrs. William
Voliva. May meeting will be with
Mrs. Alton Reynolds.
The hostess served punch, nuts
and cookies.
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News of Columbia and TyrreII Co.
For Subscriptions see Mrs. Blanche w. cohoon Call Her.
Phone 3i7-l Columbia NJ. c. She will welcome Of
Columbia and TyreH County
DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION

COLUMBIA The Tyrrell
County Development Commission
an organization to attract industry
came into being Friday night at
the Agricultural Building.
A formal draft of the articles of
constitutions was designated to be
drawn up by w. Chas. Cohoon
Officers selected were w. ]. White
Chmn.; H. T. Davenport v. Chmn.;
Mrs. Louise A. Hales Secretary;
and George Jackson Treas.
AS to Localities memebers select
ed were: Floyd Hollis and Mrs
w. A. Howett Alligator Township;
Colon Smell and Mrs. Herbert
Chaplin Soundside; H. w. Davis
Sandy Point. Mrs. Mae Caravan
Columbia; Mrs. Julian H. Swain
Mrs. D. V. Spencer Frying Pan;
Creeks; Clarence Davenport and
Dan Davis Cross Landing; Herman
Cohoon and Mrs. Basil Cohoor
Gum Neck. Larry Jones and Wes-
ton Walker, Scuppernong; Chestley
Hudson Kilkenny; Buddy Peele
South Fork.
Representing business and
phases of community affairs: Ray
Everton, Larry H. johnson, Johr
Hardison, Jack Williams, Mrs. Ann
E. Davenport; Supt. NJ. L. Bias
night; T. w. Armstrong, NJ. A
Matthews, George Jackson, John
Kirkman and the Boards of Com,
missioners and Aldermen.
w. J. White, C. E. (Jake) Wal
er, H. T. Davenport, H. S. Swair
and Charles Cohoon were appoint
ed to seek from the town and coun-
ty governing bodies promise Of fl
nancial support for the expenses Of
the commission. The next meeting
was set for Tuesday night, May 16
|8 pm.
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YOUNG PEOPLE MEET

COLUMBIA - The Young Peo-
pies Auxiliary of Malachi's Free
Will Baptist Church met Monday
at the home of Bud Spencer.
Devotion was given by Buc
Spencer. Hymns were sung and
prayer was by Bibb Swain and
Keith Weatherly.
The sponsor, the Rev. Herbert ]
Bryan, introduced the program
Crosses of the Crossroads. TAX
ing part were Keith Weatherly, j
Warren Swain, and Nancy Hassell,
A poem was read by Mary Beth
Swain. The next meeting to be
with J. Warren Swain.
Cake, ice cream, sailed nuts and
cold drinks were served.
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SUPERIOR COURT APRIL "a

COLUMBIA. - The calendar of
criminal cases for the April term
of Superior Court to convene April
Oath with Judge Walter J. Bone
presiding is: James Bryant, negro,
charged with manslaughter; Har-
old Sawyer, assault and battery
and creating disturbance; Gerald
Brickhouse-assault and battery;
Connie Earl Liverman, negro,
drunken driving; Madison Cahoon,
larceny; A. N. Bateman, worthless
check; James Haywood Lancaster,
drunken driving; Lester johnson,
negro-escapee; Winifred Com
stock-assault and battery; Roose-
welt King, negro, escapee; Lonnie
Spruill, Jr., negro, assault; Daniel
Eugene Bowser, negro, breaking
and entering; Gillard Ainsley,
worthless check.
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ROTARIANS SEEK INDUSTRY

COLUMBIA - The Columbia
Rotary Club is spear-heading a
drive to attract new industry to
locate in Columbia and Tyrrell
County. A committee composed OF
w. J. White, J. L. Poston, Shelton
Ludford and Mayor H. T. Daven-
port, was appointed.
At the weekly meeting of the
club, members of the County Com
missioners, the Town Aldermen,
the Presidents of the two women's
Clubs, and representatives of other
civic organizations were present to
hear the report of this committee
"Much hard work and planning
must be done here in Columbia and
in Tyrrell County before any help
from outside sources will be avail
liable" reported the chairman of the
committee, w. J. White. Rotary
President is c. E. (Jake) Walker.
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AUTHOR OF NEW BOOK
ADDRESSES TYRRELL GROUPS
Mrs. Penny Nichols Windler Explains
Background Of Her Book Concern
ing Confederate Incidents

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
Confederate Centennial observance
in Tyrrell County jointly with that
of National Library Week, an au-
thor of a new book featuring Incl
dents relative to life during the
War Between The States address
ed a group at the Tyrrell County
Public Library Monday night; the
Columbia Rotary Club Tuesday
night and high schools of Column
bia and Creswell Monday and Tues
day afternoons.
Attlred in colonial costume and
wearing black lace mittens, Mrs.
Penny Nichols Windler explained
her book "Placid" was named for
the plantation in Durham County
around which it flows rather than
of times it covered. 1t is collec-
ton of true tales, as told by her
grandmother, of incidents relative
to the war and reconstruction era.
Four of these tales were awarded
first prize in the Virginia UDC
Essay Contest of 1863.
An autographed copy was re-
ceived by the library, as a memoir
ial to the authors deceased broth
err, Owen G. Nichols, donated by
another brother, w. J. Nichols,
principal of Columbia High School,
One was also donated to the ele-
mentary school library by Mrs
Nichols. Supt. M. L. Basnight is
the Centennial coordinator in Tyr
rell.
Born in North Carolina, Mrs.
Windler graduated from Trinity
College; taught in Tarboro, Nash
Vile, Benvenue and Arspahoe High
Schools for rs years. In Virginia,
where she now resides, she has
served on the staff of the Newport
News Public Library; is active in
Hampton, Va, Historical Society;
the Woman's Club; the Hampton
Christian Church, the OAR and
the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy. Her husband is Ray
Windler with the U. S. Dept. of
Engineers.
Punch poured by Mrs. Jean B.
Combs, cheese canapes and date
bars were served by Mrs. w. J,
Nichols.
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BUXTON PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson
are combing business with pleasure
this week end by flying to Pitts
burg, Pa, where they will visit
the Murdoch's of Murdoch Chew
rolet". They will accompany Mr.
Murdoch back and stop briefly in
New Jersey, Washington and other
points of interest. Mr.. Murdoch has
a vacation home in Hatteras.
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SWAIN ARMSTRONG

COLUMBIA = Miss Viola Faye
Armstrong, daughter of Mrs
Gladys Armstrong and the late W.
L. Armstrong became the bride OF
Gene Autry Swain, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Brannon Swain. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Daven-
port in Scuppernong Township on
Wednesday April IL, 1861. The
ceremony was performed by E. R
Davenport, Justice Of the Peace. =
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LIBRARY OPEN HOUSE

COLUMBIA.-In observance OF
National Library Week, open house
will be held in the library all week.
Beginning by an authors, in per-
son, address Monday night, come
as-you-are Coke-hour was held
Tuesday morning from 10-11
o'clock. About 20 responded. They
were shown the special shelves on
which the books of North Carolina
authors, including Tyrrell's own
author, John L. Smell, Jr. were
used as a focal point for the IL
brary.
The week will be climaved by a
story hour for all children regard
less of age, Saturday morning from
10-11 o'clock.
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WANcHEsE PERSONALS

Mrs. Betty Gaskill of Wanchese
remains i'll in the Albemarle Hos
pital, but is reported to be i'm
proving.
Attending the Methodist WSCS
Conference last week in Raleigh
were Miss Rowena Midget, Mrs.
Pete Daniels, Mrs. ]. w. Davis and
Mrs. Rena Tillett.
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Francis Gray, Mrs. Colenda Mid
gett and Mrs. Rowena O'Neal.
Punch, cake, nuts and minis were
served.
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WAVES PERSONALS

Mrs. Nellie Farrow attended the
WSCS Conference in Raleigh last
week.
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Friendship is like money, easier
made than kept. - Samuel Butler
Evening star., 1961-07-02
BARGAIN-17O ACRES

In Penna., at Gainesville: large
10-rm. house in beautiful cond. /;
sets high on hill overlooking viii
lage Of stores. schools and church.
Also tenant house. rented; gear
garage and outbuildings. Large
stream through property. All
road. $4,000. SS s5,6oS StSSS down. W S'A'e
EUGENE P. NIXON
RE. 7-Sll2 Ewes, LA, 6-594s
Sat. and Sun, 30l-EX. 5-5l3O
Evening star., 1961-07-02

$50 A.-Gaithersburg-Germantovr
area. houses. excel. dairy barr
and farm bldgs. Scenic plateau;
front; $1,000 per acre. Lease
500 mo. Taxes, 81 per acre.
l75 A.-Near Gaithersburg; ~
acre zone. $3.50 per acre. Terms
166 An. of Gaithersburg Sewel
and water potential. 10-room
Southern Colonial house: misc
bldgs. 81 500 per a.; excel. terms
80 A.-Gaithersburg- -Redland. Mod.
est home; frontage 2 roads; sewer
and water potential: $1,000 per a
315 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS area
Rock Creek watershed. 9-rm., 8.
bath house, 2 other houses, barns
Ha-acre zone; frontage 2 hare
roads. S1,500 per acre.
40 A.-Ready to develop; sewer
in; on proposed interchange Of
Rte. 70-S; near Bureau of Stand
ards. $4,000 per acre.
325 A.-Rockville area. Excel. topo
and bluegrass sod. S-rm. house
misc. bldgs.; 1.76 road frontage
1a-acre zone. Ideal for recreation
and residential use. $1,000 per q
CHARLES H. JAMISON
Poolesville, Nd.
WI. S-9223 or 301-DI. 9-3262
CHEVY Chase lots, $500 ca
Bethesda, l lot, $4,000. wheaton
II lots, 10eo dn. LYNCH CO.
VIII 6-4TIS
Evening star., 1961-07-02
ELLENT MoDERNIZFD HOME

FhUNT kUHAL, VA. = Houses for
sale on shenandoah River; her. |.
rms, bath. living rm, lse. kitchen
with new elec; Frigidaire and stove.
large laIousleo porch; Earsge,
Shown by appt. ia. s-7675. after
8 D m w
Evening star., 1961-07-02

COBB ISLAND. MD. h.s--
bath. lge. screened poreh Mss
facils. furn. Audrey "a. Sss SSSnI7nlpl.
Weekdays. phone 10. 5-45Oa o.
COLONIAL BEACH. Va =
cottage, rms. and bstb ts ner
stove. reIgr.. porch. JU, S-sosS
COLONIAL BEACH, VA-s -. -;
blocks from Potomac Rive. ms, sos
Taggart St: $1,000. 4' QUO
Evening star., 1961-07-02
Ssmmes & Co. EN-. $4,000
Dial 30l-WE. 1870
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALT,

SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
CHARLES H. JAMISON
ITS Acre, Olney-Brookeville
Estate nestled among giant oaks on
a tree-lined semi-circular drive
way stands a majestic ante-bellum
1O-rm.,. 3la-bath, 5-bedrm. South
ern Colonial mansion, containing
D flreplaces, air conditioning
o.h.-w.h. Spacious manicured
grounds, Scar gar, mgr. house
horse barn, cattle barn, 100 acres
bluegrass, 20 acres wooded. bal.
ance hay and pasture, mile front.
age on 2 hard roads. An exquisite
estate with much potential, Sl,OO(
per acre, terms.
800 .. Redland-Laytonsville area
ROCK Creek water shed, 10-rm,, 8.
path man, exquisite in every de.
tali' o.n.-W.h. 3 other houses, sew.
eIai parnS; lake: stream, gently
gically located. Sewer to Roc
Greek, water from W.S.S.C. 3:
mi. d. c. $1,000 per acre, terms
Sc a.. Frederick Co.-Revolution.
ary 11;rm; stone man., Southern
Colonial pillars, lge. cen. hall, iiy
rm. firepl.. library firepi., din rm
firepl:, mod. kit, and bath, en-,
closed patio 1st fir; s bedrms
: paths, several firepl. 2nd fir
tull attic, full bsmt., Oil hot-watel
neat semi-circular drive, 3-cal
gar. 6-rm. mgr. house. horse barn
GARY barn, excel. land. Lease 500
Rosemont interchange e Nr corn rp
limits Of Frederick. Sewer soon
city water on premises. Excel
for devel. S125, 900. terms, y cash
10 a.--9-rm. WILLIAMSBURG bricl
man, built 1920, remodeled 1855
Ia bat s, ultramod. kit, 6 fire
pl,, random width floors, sande,
and polished, o.h.-w.h., full bsrnt
attlc' 1-rm. tenant house, bati
and elec, New 8 stall De Lava
mlik parlor,, pipeline deliv., 3 hug
i0ailng and hay. storage barns
an new or reconstructed in last
yTs: 10 2. alfalfa, 40 a. bluegrass
east edge of Middletown. At
Iarmer's price, $4,000 cash re
50 a.-6-rm. brick house. mod kit
3 oedrms., bath, full bsmt., attic
4Ox6O barn, silo: h-mile hard I'd
front. S22,500. Terms, SIS, ,0o1
Z2O a. PooleSville-RiVer I'd, stocl
tarm, 6-rm. house, 9 barns, 9 mi
front. River I'd. and C&O Canai
| $3.50 per acre.
a.-grick rambler overlookin
sugar Loaf Mt. and MassanutteI
Range. Liv. rm., 13x25. ffrepl'
oln. rm,, 12xl3; mod. kit, red
WOOD cabinets. double sink, bedrm
Datn; picture window, outside entr
| = other bedrmS hen kad. no tff,,L
twin basins, tile floor and wall
lower level-redwood paneled der
rec. rm. 2Sx34, firepl., bar, q
neat, 5-stall barn, lush bluegras,
Stream, lake site, 6O0-ft, frontart
~ mi. D. c" S34,75O, terms, ]
HuADT ~ Yarrxo1
Evening star., 1961-07-02

TWO 11-ACRE LOTS Doved
streets, $3.50 each. acrs
wooded, Frederick County, 81 .f1Gn .
5la acres, Sandy Spring. SS'9S6:
6 acres, wooded, Howard County
$33'5555oo; 2 acres; Howard County,
IT:Zou. ASHTON REALTY Co,
TA; Y4s;2.4 4IS193; VA dS,, EX. 4-174S, Ev. a.
Evening star., 1961-07-02

HOWARD COUNTY
EARLY AMERICAN HoME-charm-
ingly restored; stream, little pond;
delightful 3-acre setting on Rte,
%.
RANCH HOUSE-on 21s acres:
stream; fenced pasture for horse.
10 ACRES-wtth stream and new
Colonial-designed brick home.
4 ACRES-overlooking river: small
remodeled house. Nr. Savage.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY-13
acres on Rte. - and secondary
rd., plus charming old dwelling
and ANTIQUE SHOP.
BEEF FARM-good bldgs., fences
and moderniZed farmhouse.
112 ACRES-investm location
nr. proposed interchange.
EXECUTIVES RESIDENCE-in eX-
elusive area close to Rte. 20.
FARM ESTATE - stone manor
house, $50 acres rich farmland;
excel. barns, superior neighbor-
hood on main artery to city.
For information on above, call
Atlas 6-2336 or KE. 1-51l0.
PIERRE c. DUGAN & NEPHEW
Baltimore Vernon 7.0454
Evening star., 1961-07-02
THE BERENS COMPANIES

Realtors
1l20 Conn. Ave. NV. FE. $4,000
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY-6I
rolling acres of good rich soil,
new house, also modern tenant
mouse. good tobacco barn some.
beautiful woodland. many SPRING.
Iea streams; full price, $50, 900,
THOMAS F. HALEY, REALTOR
Az. 7-S30O Ewes. SP. 3-4SI3
PRINCE WILLIAM CO.-l99 acres
on stream with barn and out
buildings. Almost all pasture land.
$34 .Q00 with 29eo cash. ARROW
Hd HMEALTY, ~ REALTOR, Dumfries,
5-5056. Lyric 4-237S.
SEVEN SPRINGS FARM-23s
acres, river. la. lake, picturesque,
S2l;5OO. Near Culpeper, Va. CL.
Evening star., 1961-07-02

APT. LAND AND LOTS, small or
large tracts, .R-1s; some subject
Titb 10 RIO @ coming; res. lots. some
BEDFORD. AP. 7-2345.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
GIBSON ISLAND

Beautiful house :, lovely gardens;
5 oedrms.. baths. powder m. ,
properties for sale. Also so7,e
rentals. Call Gibson Island Is
ask for Mr.. Stinchcomb. GIBSON
ISLAND CORP.
HERALD HARBOR-Lge' Arm " :
I'd. home and garage: imnerss
shaded grounds, planned for en-
tertaining; many extras: terrlf;.
income possibilities as dav nur-
sery: only $4,000; CONSIDER rent.
ing with option. Also lge. bids. lots,
water view, area Of fine bricE
homes. Call 301-SO. 6-3336
Evening star., 1961-07-02
NO CASH-$25 MONTH

20 MILES, D.c.-75xl5o FT.
Beautiful wooded site, quiet. Sc.
eluded, water privileges, club mem
No settlement charges on these
properties; monthly. payments Ia
suit YOUR budget.
ND. 301-SW. S-3324. EN-. 2-l37o
Evening star., 1961-07-02
OYSTER HARBOR

ULSTER HARB0R
AND ARUNDEL ON THE BAY
Cnoice bldg. sites and homes on lEe,
lots on Chesapeake bay; / hr. to
KAY REALTY CO
301-SW. S-3511 RA. 6-2200
MARSHALL HALI-Ramb- 1000
It. from Potomac River. Brand.
new 3 bedrms., large liv, 'rm.,
sep. din. rm.. all-mod. kit, huge
pch;,. storm windows and doors.
Really immac. year-round home
main entrance of Marshall HAN,
Total price, S14,95O. Must be
S1Iai SOL To Inspect call Mr.. johnson.
Columbia Properties, Inc.
OVERLOOKING Port Tobacco River
-6-aere homesites, $4,000, 200
feet trontaEe on Port Tobacco
Chapel Point road, waterfront
privileges. high rolling well.
drained land. Excellent neiEhbor-
hood. Charming view toward Vir.
ginia shore. LEONARD SNIDER,
30l-West 4-3311. La Plata. Md.
NORTH BEACH: 21s Ere ave
Winterized r., b., also hse. 1
blk. water, $500. UN, 4-s276,
Evening star., 1961-07-02

OVER " A; $40 FIT. MAYO RD
% MILES, D. C.-S500 DOWN
Water. privileges, restricted club
membership; beautiful wooded site
in growing section.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
u,LLAAK6E LAKE JACKSON AT

nAS1OhIC MANASSAS
Charming all-year home with oil
heat; 2 bedrms., paneled liy. rni.
with, stone firepI., din. area, mod
ern kit; screened porch overlook
1ng. IL mile lake, patio; 6 lots
with beautiful trees, swimming.
fishing. boating from private
float; Price. S13,500. SHUBER q
JUSTICE. INC. ia N. Battle St,
Manassas. EN-. S-4411; ewes, EN-.
S-5416.
LAND OF PLEASANT LIVING
On wooded, deep channel water
front lot across from Tides Inn
Of Irvington, Va, adiac. inn 5
new 9-hole full-length golf course
and future country club. A fine
new year-round home Of Georgian
architecture. Foyer, liv. rm., din.
rm;, kit. bedrms. and study or
3rd bedrm., 2 baths, scr. porch,
all on l f., ducts for central air
cond. Write DIXIECO, INC. Irv-
lngton, Va. Phi. lakewood S-359S,
LEAVING AREA. MUST sACRI-
E1CE-Beach property and life.
time membership TO beach and
country club. 20 miles north Of
Solomons Island. JU. S-S375, ewes.
and week ends
Evening star., 1961-07-02
LOWER POTOMAC RTVER AREA

ID Frame cottage, year-round; 3
bedrooms. large wooded lot; beau
titul harbor and view; priced
$500. (2( Cinder block: q bed
rooms; harhor; short run to Po-
tomac anrsu River; $4,000; t9l %
Lower Machodoc River, IL story:
z rooms, 2 baths porches. land.
Scaped: fireplace; warm-air heat;
scar garage: artesian water: 3
metal storage sheds (concealedl;
well located: S22,5OO. (4) Water.
front lots. from $500: with sand
beach. from 81, 900.
R0BERT N. NORRIS. Jr.
REALTOR, HAGUE. VA.
Phone Greenwood 2-2130
Evening star., 1961-07-02
HILLSMERE SHORES
90 GRTTrc Tn@HF
DEVELOPERS
HILLsMERE ESTATE. INC.
Sales Office on ProDN AIvsvs o,sr
JULY 4th BARGAINS
Business Home Invest.

I ACRE, $50 FT. ON WATER
rs MILES, D. C.-S750 DOWN
quiet boat harhor, beautiful view,
perfect honesite.
PI1ciYansc InvaaA . THaua.L
Evening star., 1961-07-02
BURKE W. POND
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACCOKEEK, MD. - on blackton
road: over 6 acres in seciuded
wooded area, located in established
protected community, Owner must
sell right away due to illness IN
family. $500 with easy financ-
ing. THE PISCATAWAY Co, BU
3-2l2l BU 3-057S
Evening star., 1961-07-02
aaa FARMS @esNS
tcoNTINUEDl

COUNTY, nr. Brighton
Dam-6-acre horse farm, fenced;
small stable, desirable area. g.
bedrm. brk. Colonial home. owner
anx. to sell. S29 800. HALO
WELL REAL ESTATE, WA. T.
Evening star., 1961-07-02

WASHINGTON. va, Rappa6annock
Co.-200-acre grazing farm, bor-
dering Thornton River. Numerous
ponds and lake sites. Old 7-rn,
house; S15.600 with $500 down
PETERS REALTY. PL. 9-2161,
WARRENTON, 5 miles. Excellent
grazing. l37 acres. 18th Century
stone house. 1875 acres. 500, 900
stream. fenced; $4,000. TURNER
REAL ESTATE, The Plains. va.
Dial 703-253-5lO -"
Evening star., 1961-07-02

GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE
OWNER LEAVING COUNTRY
WANTS OFFER
45-acre property with large 'front.'
age, on Laytonsville road. Features
modern S-room, 2z-bath resi-
dence; Scar garage with guest
apartment above; large barn and
otner outbuildings. Well suited for
!uLure development as q sub-diVi-
CALL MR.. CLARK. RA. s-so11
A. s. GARDINER q CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
'uTHERN MD. REALTY CO.
nj La Al, PLATA, MD.

SILVER SPRING-61s ACRES,
stream and partly wooded: a.
ACRE coming: good for small es-
tate or subdivision. Inspect and
MAKE offer. JU. 5-6l11 til q,
RIPLEY COMPANY. REALTORS
Evening star., 1961-07-02
SALE OR TRADF
5EDARBURsT on THE BAY

CEDARBURST ON THE BAY -
Ideal community for retirement
Or eommuting, on Chesapeake Bay.
Nd. Private boat harbor, swim.
ming, pier and community activi-
ties. An-year homes, summer
cottages and building sites for
sale. See Mrs. Oliff on Holly
ave, University 7-4432. WAL
TER M. RAUMANs Agent. FE. q
Evening star., 1961-07-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SYNDICATE FORMING to buy apt
house ground at bargain; now In
estate: must be sold; apt. to be
built; units Of $1,000 should
Evening star., 1961-07-02
Potomac Hunt Country

OVO1AAeIN 4AUA4U OOU14UIy
116-yr.-old manor house on 45
acres Of beautiful, high, rolling
land, all fenced with show ring;
II box stalls; 2 tenant houses,
Two lovely streams Zone a trout
stream) flow through the prop
erty. In area of fine estates, close
70 several country clubs. Priced
any time BY calling Mr.. Smith at
3O1-WA. 6-2026.
THE PEDEHTC G0N
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-07-18
COMING EVENTS

JULY % - 3 pm. Annual Pic
mic & Supper, Fried Chicken e.
Country Ham, Browningsville
Hall. Music by Browningsville
Band. 6t-7-20
JULY rs - Bazaar & Supper.
Benefit of Montgomery General
Hospital, 2-9 pm. Sherwood
High School, Sandy Spring,
Md Fried Chicken & Country
Ham. Adults $1.75, Children
75c. 7t-7.22