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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-28
George Wythe, Renan Highs Take
Top HOnOrs During FBLA Contest

Mastery of the fundamental
tools of any profession is essen
tial to success. and it might be
expected that a regional meet
ing of high school Future Bust
ness Leaders of America chap
tiers would highlight competition
in spelling. writing, public speak
ing. parliamentary law. person.
atty and poise and the art of
exhibiting materials.
That was the case when IFS
students and sponsors from l6
schools In the LOngwood Region
met at LongwOod College Sat
urday for their ninth annual
competitions, and business and
social sessions.
Students of George Wythe
High School. Richmond. and Re-
nan High Sc hool, Gretna,
emerged with the lions share Of
honors. each taking first place
honors in Tive events.
Contest Winners
Wendy Giles. of Renan High.
won the public speaking contest
and the $25 savings bond. Wen
dy's subject was Confidence In
Ourselves and Our Work"
Carl Hash. of Nelson county
high, was second. and Lynda
Crews, of Halifax County High,
third.
The spelling contest was won
by Brenda Good. also of Renan.
with Shonita c)Glone. of
George Wythe, second. and Phyl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-28

at Trenholm for James Ivey De-
noon earlier.
Homer Willis. of this commu-
nifty, and Mrs. l.. E. Willis, Mrs.
Frank Williams, and R. j. Will
lis, of Ballsville, were in Pat
rick county on Saturday and
Sunday, wing been called
there due to the death of Rush
Ayers, Mrs. L. E. Willis broth
er.
Mrs. S. F. Percy, Billy West,
and R. B. Piercy were in Car
tersville Saturday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. D. B. Stout. They also
visited at Columbia with j. w.
Stump
Mrs. Robert Puryear and Mrs.
HaSsel Lawson, of Midlothian,
were visitors Sunday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. w. I. Adams,
Mrs. George Newton and Mrs.
z. P. Hicks.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-28

lis Clifton. Of Appomattox High,
third.
Parliamentary Law honorS
went to Frances Shelton. Of
George Wythe. A three-Way sec
Ond place tie was divided among
Billy Shelton. Of Renan. Naneye
Robertson and Dianne Gary. of
George Wythe. Melvin Noel. of
Midway High. was third.
In the essay contest. Diane
Cox. of George Wythe. was first
with a rating Of superior one;
Audrey Saunders, Of E. c. Glass
High, was rated superior two.
and Linda Williams. of Halifax
County. superior three.
Person Tests
The Miss FBLA' and Mr..
FBLA' contests, based on a show
of personal quantities for bust
ness success, were won by Vir-
ginia TOmka. Of Prince George
High. and Carl Hash. of Mel
son County High Second were
Betty KierSon. of George Wythe.
and G. w. Fisher, Of Halifax
County. Third We're Betty Jenk-
ms. of E. c. Glass. and Sammy
Richardson, of Midway High.
Miss Katie Mae Bolt, of Farm
vile. Longw wood College
senior, was winner of the Miss
Future Business Executive" con-
test among members of the
Longwood chapter of FBLA.
The executive qualities of poise
personality. purposefIlness and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-28

He added, AT the present
time one out Of every 66 persons
in Charlotte is under Health. De
partment supervision because Of
tuberculosis"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-28

Mayor Hammer said that the
X-Ray unit would be in Keys
vile Friday afternoon March u
in addition to being here all day
Monday, 81.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-28

Browse through some 800
samples you con find
the carpet to fit your color
scheme and your budget. 4.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-28
The Floor: Shop :;::
new RUG f CARPET DEPARTMENT

A picture is worth q thou
sond words! It would toke
more than two thousand
words to describe our newly
enlarged ond remodeIed
carpet department!
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-28

Mohawk private line P-88OO
Sells for 1895 q square
yord. It wos formerly mode
and sold under the running
line name "MedoIist" at
s1O.95 a square yord. We
ore proud to announce NO.
hawks P-88OO twist is now
in our store and is to be
found in only 3 other stores
in Virginia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-28

Decorator advice is ovoiIo-
Bile through Mrs. Irving or
Lloyd White. Manager.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-28

Placed to the rear Of our
store where troffic noise
does not interfere.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-28

Ask About Our Gosh G.
Cory Policy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-03-28

Mrs. jeanne Irving holds a
piece Of the green roll in r.
it. width. This carpet is
available. for binding and
delivery within q few hours.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Don MaStvelten
and Dona of Glendive visited at
the Sophie Burau home Sunday
evening. Mrs. Dennis Walla OF
Glendive also called there.
MI. and Mrs. Ralph Belodbraid-
ic and three children OF Wenat-
chez, Washington, arrived on
Sunday evening 10 spend the
Christmas holidays at the home
of her parents and grandm timer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gear and Mrs.
Emelia Miller.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27

smell was very bad in there,
md in one place the floor was
sticky with sugar and water. That
is why I didn't like it TOO well.
But, l must say, this sugar process
sing is very interesting!
We went next to the Pepsi Cola
Bottling Co. They showed us how
the bottles were sterilized, how
they were packed, and the liquid
that made uo the soft drinks. They
do not just manufacture Pepsi
Cola, though, but several other
kinds of drinks.
Since it was about noon, we
all went to the Lalonde Hotel for
a free banquet. While we were
waiting for the food 10 be pre-
pared, Bob Miller, the local DJ,
tapped a program of this Industrial
Tour, for the radio. Several young
people spoke for the program.
!, Then, we had a very good dinner,
which preceded a speech made
by a Kiwanis leader. This speech
was the most interesting part of
the banquet.
We then loaded up on the buses
and drove to the Sidney Senior
High School. 1T is a huge, modern,
properly-equipped senior high. AL
though it Is not completely fin
Fished yet, school is held here
every day. We visited the dress
ing rooms, gym (Which seats
about $500 persons) the music
rooms, the library the biology
room, chemistry room, physics
room, uhe kitchen, the cafeteria,
and all the various clasSrocms,
which we could see as we passed
through the halls. This is truly a
wonderful, educational senior high
school!
The very last place that we
visited was the Montana-Dakota
Utilities Company. Compared +
the Sugar Beet Factory. this plan
: is very clean and orderly. We
: went to the boiler room the con.
troll room (Which has the brain.
I of the plant) and a few othe,
rooms. The MDU plant supple
! electricity for both North Da'
kota and Montana. 1t burns 100
! tons of Ignite coal per day il
. order to supply power!
| "The last number on the pro
| gram was a free movie at tn
Centre Theatre. Pm sure that tn
movie was enjoyed thoroughly b.
, the young people!
: And, we give Dur utmost thank
:, to this Kiwanis Club for giving U
l this great opportunity! 1t wi
!, long be remembered as a worth
! while experience.
:. By Loretta Petri
= &
= George L. Davis, a Billings K
d wanian, who serves as program
director of the Montana EaSte
e Seal Society, as well as a thera
! pist and official of the Speec
n and Hearing Clinics. sponsored b
the State Department of Healt
: Services, and the Montana Elk
s Association, also spoke on tn
1t work of the Easter Seal Societ,
and on Speech and Hearing clinic
g end on clinics for crippled chi
d dren, also under Department
e Health. Kiwanis will again hay
charge of the sale of Easter Sea
II in this area.
+ Other guests included SENATE
lie c. R ThieSsen of Lambert; Clauc
d Abel, a Kiwanian from Billing
(. Tom Moe, Joe Duffy, and Lanr
10 Green, all here as representative
lie of the Minnesota Twins BaSbe
re team, of Minneapolis; and Kt
Club members Don Kingery, ar
Id Wayne York.
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27
Cartwright

Mrs. Bert Ycsslgstrorn is en-
ployed In Fairview at the Starlite
Cafe.
Bethel WAIF were guests at
Fairview Thursday OF Zion Lu-
theran WMF. The Christmas pro
gram at Bethel Lutheran church
Sunday evening was presented to
a full house in spite of cold Wea-
ther.
East FairvieW school will have
its Christmas program Wednes-
day night, December 20 at 1870
.. m. MIST presenting "The Lost
Doll" This includes Cartwright
youngsters of Sioux District who
are attending there.
Sunshine Hornemakers had their
Christmas gathering at the Hal
Thursday evening.
St. Michaels Episcopal Christ
mas service will be Christmas eve
candielight with communion a
7 D. m. est. The Sunday Schoo.
will have a program on Wednes-
day evening, Dec. II at z p. m
est.
Home for the holidays from
colleges are Joseph Knudsen from
Bozeman, Gladys and Evalyr
Knudsen from Minneapolis, Lyle
Sponheim will be at his Air Force
Base in California. Mr.. and Mrs
Olof Knudseu and children vii
spend the holidays in Minneapo,
lis with Mrs. Knudsen's parents
Rose Miller was a hospital pa,
tent at Sidney Friday and Satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ThoS. J. Thorsor
are at Crescent City, Californi;
enjoying the weather and fishing
The Sidney herald., 1961-12-27
IN CASE OF / II

AZ Home:
Quickly get everybody
out of the house.
Call the fire Department.
(Be sure everyone In your
family knows how 10 call
the fire department.
AT Public Gatherings:
Walk, do not run. 10 the
nearest exit. Call the fire
Department.
- National Board of Fire
Underwriters
Evening star., 1961-11-26
BowIinq
Over



"A port used to be baseball. Now it's
bowling And it's scoring strike after
strike all over Western Europe. From
London to Rome, the rolling balls are
gathering crowds of new devotees, eager
to try an old sport brought up to date
with automatic pinspotters and the last
word in modernistic decor
Even though living standards are
lower in Europe than in the United
States, alley operators are able to charge
prices close to the Washington figure of
about so cents game. In England, alleys
are going full tilt at three shillings (42c)
a game, in Italy at 800 lire (5Oc), and in
some deluxe Partisan alleys, four francs
about 8Oc). Nobody knows how long the
bowling bonanza will last abroad, but the
two major equipment makers, Brunswick
and AMF, are pushing development at
dozens of new sites In Italy, IL new al
leys are on the drawing boards for the
coming year; and in England, Fair Lanes,
Inc, worlds largest bowling chain C35
establishments, IL in the Washington
area has three under construction and
13 more planned.
Like so many new fads, bowling has
been adopted by the international set,
including healthy sprinkling of Ameri-
cans who never bothered much with it at
home. Prince Rainier and Princess
Grace bowled till dawn at new alley in
Monte Carlo, Maurice Chevalier fronted
the opening of Bowling de Paris, the al
ley shown here, and host of movie stars,
politicoS and royalty can be counted on
to show up whenever one opens. AL
though the game probably won't be in the
Olympic class for a while, the develop
ment of an international team might be
forthcoming, like tennis Davis Cup.
At the new $500, 900 12-lane Bowling
de Paris in France, Parisians have
greeted the game with c'eSt 81 bon atti-
tude, whether they bowl strike, spare
or gutter ball. Being good sports, they
feel it's all in the game and try to polish
their style. An eye-catching building with
an attractive interior that offers dining
facilities and boutique shop for sports
articles helps to draw in Parisians with
time to spare and few francs to spend.
Overseas bowling alleys have been
quick to adopt many of the ideas that
have popularized the sport in the U. S.,
such as team competition, professional
exhibitions and instruction classes for
beginners. Industrial and women's
leagues have also generated widespread
interest. Each country, however, has
added its distinctive touch. In France, in
stead of cold beer between tosses, wine
is the favorite refresher. AS Britisher
said recently, when you hear Set 'em
up you don't know whether it's for sip
Evening star., 1961-11-26

After q few sips Of wine, this fon
oppsors to be trying TO hypnotize a
boil. A bit Of European flair is added in
Poris, but otherwise our rules prevail.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

A determined enthusiast proc
tices earnestly at the Bowling
de Poris in the French copitoI.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
paul hickman, lnc,

KENsINGToN, WEST; 42I2 Mat
thewS lane-Beaut. Cape Cod,
brick and frame; 2 bedrms., lge.
liv, rm., dinette and kit. lSt
floor; full-size walk-in bsmt., 2
unfinished bedrms. and bath on
2nd floor: Ice. 50xl25 lot with
shade trees. Contact OWNER,
Evening star., 1961-04-27
"TOPS IN TRADES"
PROPERTIES MGT

SUbUNbhN FhOPEHIIES MOT.
MASS. AVE. EXT.-3-bedrm., q
bath split-level rambler, daylight
rec. rm. with patio, extra rn. for
den or 4th bedrnn., delightful nv.
Schools s SEP e5H ER' IL ~; excl TM:
ia 5-Q1QS
Evening star., 1961-04-27

CHEVY CHAsE-B. C.C.-FirSt Of
sifine I'll Schools IS sa6ss gl5stas di'saSes sSesr to
2-bath brick Colonial on quiet
street with garage and screened
porch. .Sensationally priced al
only S24,q50. for immediate sale.
EN-. 2-S2O6. DISTRICT MARY
LAND REALTY. INC. Ewes, KE.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
RAMBLER AMONG
CONGRESSIONAL
COUNTRY CLUB

You'll never need q vacation; this
large split-level on +: fenced acres
has its own swimming pool and
convenient screened pavilion with
. tslsPhGns kfR coNpiTIpNEp Ss sTTss s
overlooks the country club. Pan
eled den has doors TO patio, scr.
porch right off the beautiful kit
2 bedrmS and 2 baths on upper
level Family room. plus another
bedrm. and bath on ground level
Priced S57,500 Ewes. call Mr.
Gasaue, AK. 1924.
W. c. 4 A. N. MILLER pEv. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
POTOMAC OFFICE
Evening star., 1961-04-27
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABoVE-AVERAGE CAPE COD, ideal
for starter home, . finished bed
rms, expandable 2nd story for
future bedrms; nice hv. rEn. " wlEe,
picture windoyi lEe tTee-studdsd
lot Only S12,9b0. Little as $500
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP, 7-l266
Evening star., 1961-04-27
CHEVY CHASE

An. older home with immense pos
sibilities, Dutch Colonial in beau.
tiful SURROUNDINGS. 3 hedrms., full
sTe.d sPIt !. Get onS ssiiSssSs6o o' Ey.s TeHi es
Mrs. Mckinley, ia 2-245l
W. c. a. A. N MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
REALTORS EN-. S-k4o4
Evening star., 1961-04-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ABLE TO PAY SETTLEMENT?
a:hedf1ns sisrra-stone rambler
per mo-: fenced yard: storm win
dows and doors: quiet, dead-end
HAoAN REALTY. INC. UN. 4-s6s3
H W IAHEPH RAnltnr
Evening star., 1961-04-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp,

n. HAMP: AVE. AkEA-sparklinE
Cape Cod with 4 bedrms.. sep. din.
below FLA appraisal. HUGH T.
PECK, 1885 N. Hamp. ave, HE.
Evening star., 1961-04-27

KENSINGT0N: Lee. family special!
rm., lse. equipped Kitchen and 4
din. rm. in this brick, 3-yI.-
young home. Assume q $4,000
41a9s loan. Call LO, 4-bbO0.
Evening star., 1961-04-27

MASS. AVE. EXT, Springfield -
First offering; Excellent 3-bedTm.
2h-bath brick Colonial with lst-
flr. Den ana powder rn., finished
rec. rm., screened porch, garage
brick patio. plus SWIMMING
POOL. 4 blks. to all eonvenienceS.
Priced in low 30s. Cali ewes. OIL.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
HILLANDALE
SOFT. RAMBLER
Is MILE VIEW
Shannon & Luchs
Realtors Since 1905

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. split.
level featuring 3 bedrmS., IN
baths, SepP din. rm., spac. FAMILY
RM. with firepl. TRADES M
. VITED HUGH T. PECK, REAL
TOR, HE. 4-l70O.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
RRTCK RAMRIER

bHICh dAWbbEN
CLOSE-IN-NR. UNIV BLVD.
LiV. fm., lge. dinette-kit., dishw
V/g.d., 3 bedrms. and bath, full
fin. bSmt, wIbath: lovely yard with
patio and Ice. firepl.; alum: storm
windows and screens. Call Mr.,
CDobbS) DOBROwOLsKI for
Evening star., 1961-04-27

CHEVY CHASE-WEST SOMERSET
AREA = Custom-built DREAM
RANCHER," only a few years old.
with sylvan setting: a delightful
home featuring bedrms., . baths
and de luxe kitchen; huge rec. rm.,
study and powder rm. at garden
level; CENTRALLY AIR CON
DIT1ONED. Mid-30s Call our up
town office. KE. 1-1S00 It'll Q.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
Paramount sales, HA. 2-l80O

AREAS BEST BUY--ievel split,
3 bedrms and den, lge. liv rms
w1uxurious Wv. carpet, full din
rm. Ice. kit, finished rec. rm.
Hard to believe for Sl9.2b0. Just
81 YRGE 2sG az sTAfE cfAafSs fPSsoPESTiEs Sni ssu''
Evening star., 1961-04-27
SACRIFICE
$24,950
BY OWNER

! - ~ w ANGAS
Beautiful ,n : Il s;DIitt:lsvsl: ;!Iit: over y acre
oaks. Adj. swim. pool school 'ni !
BLK, diStanti 22-ft. living room
rm., huge firepi. Work. hearth,
built-in bar. 4 bedrms.. 2h baths,
knotty pine kit, 2Ox20 brk. patio.
Nestless under towering trees, Sill
yer Spring area. OWNER. TO. O.
SHERWOOD FOREsT-Big split
level on 'I-acre lot, 2 bedrms., 2
baths. sep din. rm, rec. rm., ex-
eoK'n eiSSlys area; HI fhs h ;, low So' and
KEN DRUsKiN 4 co. 10. B-2OO6
SILVER SPRING. off Ga. ave.-3-
oedrm. Cape Cod with dining rm"
tsn1ed S .iuST marc with huge sSes trees Oe1S
agents. $4,000. 10. 5-O9sS.
SILVER sPRTNG-Briek Colonial.
CLOSE IN
Features = twin bedrms.. concrete
porch. garaRe, hot water heat,
firepl., moderniZed kit. cRll til
R. < HUMPHREYS HA. 7-4oso
SILVER sPRING-Close-in, lovely
full bSmt., wooded NEW LIST
ING; $3.50 dn. FHA; Sl7.750.
TRACER TAKES TRADES"
TRACER REALTORS JU. $4,000
SILVER SPRING Mont. HillsJ,
$3.50 down and move in 3-bedrIn.
1h-bath det. brick. OWNER, DI.
7-4446: ewes. MA. 2-1154.
SILVER SYRINGE close in, near
Franklin Ave.-All-briek rambler;
3 nice bedrmS. and bath. sep. din
rm.. table space in kit. full bsmt $
beautiful rec: rm. and bath. clean
"a ,,P pin; s.sTESo W0oPSIDE oSs9 III REALTY =
SILVER SYRINGE S21, 600. Near
Piney Branch and Flower-An-
brick brick Cape COD; sep. din. rW
SstSs, SS1tSs, is 'Sas's S.s poPeR Sef;ms ssrass e
wooded lot: walk to ali schools,
bus. shopping. WOODSIDE REAL
TY CO., JU. 9-6440, open til Q
pm.
SILVER SPRING, Peach Orchard
Helghts-Newly constructed brick
rambler, 3 twin-sised bedrms., din.
rm., 2 baths. tiled bsnt.: select
own coloIs. " acre; price S2o,b00.
HUGH 'r1fY 7. PECK. 1124s oeorri. Ave.
SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm. brick
and stone ramb., full hsmt; 10y;
lot with trees; Mr.. WHEATON
sUME Sl5,400 LOAN. HUGH T.
fgGKc fiI2So 1888 NJ H'mD' ave- He
SILVER SPRING = Brk. 3-bedrm.
rambler; large liy. rm with fire.
R. R tu snSsot Sstt .9H. S9s T. oI1 Dennis ays
" F. ". BEREHSs' REHLTfoRs
1927 Fenton st., 8. 8. JU. 7-77O0
SILVER SPRING-st. Johns Par
Immaculate, All-briek rambler;
in porch in rear. l40-ft. deer
lot. completely fenced In. FHA
appraised, S14 800: Only $500
Co. INC. JU. $4,000.
SILVER sPRING. BUY OF THH
MONTH. - Adorable 3-bedrm
rambler, brick-wall firepls. In liv.
rm and fabulous rec: rm. central
air conditioned: maids rn. and
"a bath. FLA APPRAISED; S19,.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave
SILVER SPRING, -Four Corners
Brick Aplit-level, 3 bedrms. and
large 1st floor family room. FHA;
Sl7,260; with $3.50 down. Vacant.
CHESTER KELLER. JU. b-1100
SIL. SPG. .WHEATON-Lovely brick
ramblers: 3 bedrooms; S14,7b0,
$500 down; . bedrooms; Sl1,abo,
$500 dn. CT NO DOWN PAYMENT
ALLEN REAL ESTATE, 10. 6-1e60
Evening star., 1961-04-27

BALTIC. WASH. PARKWAY = lst.
time offered; 3-bedrm. rambler
sep. din. rnl.. full bsmt,, rec. rn,;
beAut. corner lot. fenced; walk to
d. c. Transit bus, shopping,
schools. Only $500 dn.. payments
less than rent. z. c. H1LLEY L.
Co Realtors. AP 1-12OO.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
Shannon e. Luchs
Realtors Since 1905

HealCorS since lSuO
CHEVY CHASE, n. = New listing
Spacious 4-bedrm.. 3-bath brick
split-foyer rambler; lge. liy; nm,
sep. din. rm.. todays aH-electric
kit; huge dayliSht family rrn. with
saseso.rd S I heat; E. ni- i:ea5 AZ, EEsHNs EsraEs
5. PHILLIPS, INC, OIL. 2-T006;
ewes, OIL. 4-2515.
CLOsE-N SILVER SPRING: S14,-
Immaculate, most attractive Cane
elementary school IN quiet con-
venient location: 3 bedrnis.. large
kitchen. Call Ju, e-ssso. HIDE
BRAND CO.
COLESVILLE RAMBLER AMONG
TREES!-4 bedrms. and 2 baths
on main floor! Sep. din, rm., eat
in kit. daylight rec. rm. w/pie-
ture window; Gear garage; over
an acre! $4,000. Ewes, Ev. 4
Greater MARYLAND Prop. JU. s-124O
COLESYILLE AREA-PAY MORE
WHAT FOR? This 3-bedrm.
brick rambler is today's best buy,
plete kitchen, fireplace;
garage: beautiful s.-acre lot,
Price S22,950. HUGH T. PECK,
Rockville. GA. 4-6675.
COLESVILLE-Colonial on Ia acre
built by builder-owner with low
ing care: h.-w.h.: slate roof: -
car earage plus many extras. Fam
lily Grown and gone: owner will
finance. Asking S31 500. Mr.
Kruhm. EV. 4-6362; WILLIAMS
d. Co. JU. 7-6T44.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
CHEyY CHAsE-coIUMBT1 cTITB

First offering OF exceptional s.
bedrm.., 2-bath Colonial; located
In much-sought-after area. Only l
Realistically priced at only S27.-
ESQ. EN-. 2-S206. DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY, EYES, OIL.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
TOPS IN TRADES"

POTOMAC: : ACRES = Beautiful
new rancher with 4 bedrooms,
plus 26la-ft. liv rm.. din. rm.,
kit. and family room ALL ON ONE
FLOOR; 3h baths. rec. rm., 5th
bedrm., 2-ear garage on lower
level Excellent quality by rep
utable builder. MID-40s for quick
sale Mr.. BartE. EN-. 5-336S.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC,
Evening star., 1961-04-27
Exquisite Springbrook
(wHERE LOTS ARE 3 ACRES OR
MNREl

Exquisite Springbrook
(wHERE LOTS ARE 3 ACRES OR
MORE
3l3 Springbrook Dr., Md.
Modern brick Colonial; s rms, 8
baths, plus rec. rm. and maids
rm. With full bath; within walk.
dist. OF new high Sehl.. elem. schl.
and all churches. conv. terms.
REAL ESTATE
TU, 2-6Iel Mrs. HIber MA. 2-o774
FAIRLANDT3-bedrm.. 2-bath ram
Ice. kit, bSmt; l-acre lot. Sl9,-
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FOR FAST ACTION AND A SOLID
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GA. AVE: EXTENDED-custom-
built 4-bedrm. stone front rambler
9,.,t ,v ms III !. 4 gen fazs KIT. patio.
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W J NICHOLAS HE. $1,000.
GA. AVE. EXT.-l.6 acres, plus
large fs-room massive brick home
prop. Suitable for church site,
nursing home. nursery school.
CHESTER KELLER, JU 5-11O0.
GAITHERSBURG-NeW 3-bedroom
kvieL rnv. kinr u,{th waraNa dia
rm., h.-v.h. S2l,a5O.
KAY BOWLING, Realtor
,O7 N. Frederick Ave. Oath, Nd
WI. s-9260 or 3O1-WA. 6-250Ol
GAITHERSBURG-New 3 bedroom
full basement, large rooms. trees.
EXECUTIVE ESTATE - Beautiful
grounds, 4 bedrooms and den. sun
porch, double garage. maid'S apart
ment, swimming pool, tool houses.
Edge OF town. $40, 800,
ABOVE WHEATON, acre with 4
BEDROOMS, Ia baths. Good home,
workshop. greenhouse trees and
shruSbery. $24 900.
MONT. CO. ESTATE Of 8 acres.
Custom built brick in beautiful
SI.T SECvs so 9f oEs tEes' with exceptional
ROMER & CO., Realtors
WI. $4,000 or 3Ol--WA. 6-2233
GLEN HILLS, near Lakewood Club
"A real wife saver. Custom-bui:t
3-bedroom, 2-bath rambler with
many luxury features. Brand new
44-ft. mahoE. rec. rm. Also 3-beo-
fm., 2-bath rambler with 22-ft
den on . acres. Your choice,
S39,50O each. THOMAS L. PHIL
LIPS CO, 10. 5-1Ol4.
= Drive By 103Oo
Naglee rd, This lovely 3-bedrm..
2-bath Cape Cod with sep. din.
rm., liv. rm, with adjoining closed
porch, modern fully equipped kit.
and small room for dressing, sew
ing or nursery. This home win
appeal TO someone with above-av-
eraRe taste. Large double lot
bss9tiiuliy . iandseapss csll lot t9r
JU. o-0420.
Evening star., 1961-04-27

Atmosphere !!
4-bedrm. Cape Cod on larse land
scAped lot, close to schools; liv.
rm. with corner firepl.. sep, din
rm,, modern kitchen. HOLLYWOOD
bath, and two screened porches
This home is immaculate inside
and out. Early American decor
will amaze you. Priced for immed.
occupancy At S1s,500.