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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-22
Three Presbyterian
Churches Announce
Special Services

MEHERRIN, Dec. 81 The
Meherrin Presbyterian Sunday
School will present a special
Christmas program entitled
1.-The Star Still Shines" Friday
evening. December q, at the
church.
Christmas worship services
will be held on Sunday, Deem
Der "a, at the Meherrin Presby-
terrain Church at 10 am. and at
Briery Presbyterian Church at
11:15 am.
The annual Joy Gift offering
will be taken at these two morn
ing services.
On Sunday, December "a, the
Meherrin Presbyterian Sunday
School will be at II am. and
the Keysville Presbyterian Sun
day School at 10 am.
The public is invited to join
in these services.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-22

stay away from the tree.
Be sure that sitter knows
what to do in case of fire: get
children out of house; notify fire
department: notify parents, in
that order.
Come home at the hour agreed
upon, or telephone sitter if I'M
avoidably delayed.
Have a safe, happy holiday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-12-22
Evergreen Wreath
Easily Made

A wire coat hanger, a few
sprigs of evergreen and a few
minutes of your time - that's
all you need to fashion a deco
rative evergreen wreath.
Leaving the hook at the top,
simply fashion the hanger into
a round ring. Fasten the ever
greens to the ring with heavy
thread and a large needle.
Sprinkle the evergrens with
aerosol snow before hanging the
wreath.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22
Seek loop victory
after Friday defeat
BY Ken Ernst

kS1AA OAi4IlS SOAACSPOAi0ShAI
The Moss Point Tigers will
be attempting to rebound to-
night as they play their sec
ond Big-8 football contest of
the season against the Brook
haven Panthers at Brook
haven.
The Tigers, who met a sur
prisingly strong Biloxi Indian
squad, Friday and were down.
ed 1876, will 60 into the con-
test in top physical condition.
Injuries suffered by Pete
Campbell and r. E. Tillman
in last Fridays contest have
been overcome and both boys
will be in the lineup.
The Panthers, who showed
tremendous speed and alert
ness in their 59-6 route Of the
Columbia Wildcats will be a
tough team to beat, especially
on their home grounds.
The squads will be about
even in weight, both in the
line and backfield, and al
though reports indicate the
Brookhaven squad has tre-
mendous running speed at the
halfback position, the Moss
Pointers also possess speed in
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22
TIGERS of Moss Point
take on BrOOkhayen

Gary Blackledge and Eddie
Hardin.
Coach Bobby Holmes said
the squad gained a lot of ex-
perience in Biloxi and mis-
takes made in that game
would probably not be repeat
! ed in tonight's affair.
The Tiger squad tapered off
drills Thursday afternoon and
headed for Brookhaven at $3.50
am. Thursday
Probable starting lineup for
Moss Point will be George
Wood. l55. and Allen Hudson.
$50. at end. Jim Prassenos.
ITO. and r. Z. Tillman. l95, at
tackle. Viktor Holmberg. l95.
and Edgar Dickson or Bill
Allen. ITO. at guard. and Billy
Owens. l80. at center.
At the backfield slots, jim
my Shields, ITS, will take on
the quarterback duties, while
Gary Blackledge, ITO, a n d
Eddie Hardin, 155, will get
the nod at the halfback slots.
Pete Campbell, 165, or Robert
Miller, 100, will be fullback.
Others that will probably
see action will be John Has
sell, Wayne Gibson, Frank
Morris, Ernest Dry, Bobby
Penland, Ronnie MiZell, Toxic
Miller, Paul Tanner and Gary
Smythe.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22

backs Steve Bowman and
Byron Rasco.
Campbell has completed II
of 20 passes for 100 yards and
two touchdoWns in two games
this year.
McMahan has been the
Workhorse for the Panthers
thus far as he gained more
than 100 yards against McGill.
Also looking impressive in
drills have been backs Joe
Ezell. Billy Crawford and
Sonny Ladner.
The Panther line held the
McGill Yellowjackets to LOG
yards.
Starting at ends will prob
ably be Donnie Martin, l74,
and Gene Winstead, III. The
pair will be prime targets for
quarterback Campbell's tosses.
At tackles will be Wayne
Scarborough, 176, and Terry
Walker, 212. Holding down
the guard positions will be
Douglas Ros, 180, Don Wilson,
1913, and Gary Pettey, 173.
Ros and Wilson are seniors
while Pettey is a junior.
At center will be Stanley
Peterson, 178, a senior.
DefensivelY. the Panthers
have in addition to the Start
ing eleven. tackles Dale Nc
Lain. 1913. and John Kitchens.
236. and ends Sidney Tindell.
l57. and Jimmy Farmer. l59.
For two seasons Pas has
eked out TO wins over the
Commodores. Both gar m e S
were decided by extra points.
Place kicking for the Panthers
will be either Gene Winstead
or Sonny Ladner.
Handling the puntlng chores
will be Campbell, who has
surprised many fans with his
booming punts. The 172-pound
senior spiraled 56-yard punt
into McGills end zone last
week.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22
Pas faces Gulfport II
in crucial Big-8 tilt

north division power Murrah
and a 1870 win over Mobile
Davidson.
The contest may decide the
South Big-8 race as both
teams have eight conference
games. Both will meet Lau-
rel's Golden Tornado. IN e
number one team in the
sportswriters' weekly poll.
Both squads have an excel
lent passing game and a strong
running attack that should
draw a sell-out crowd.
Gulfport will be led by the
passing Of quarterback Duke
Robin and the running OF
fullback Gerald Warfield. Ro-
bin and Warfield, both seniors,
have been impressive IN two
previous contests.
Pas will be led by the pass
ing Of quarterback Joe Camp
bell and the running OF full
back Lynn McMahan and half
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22
Heavy juniors
Of Panther clan
to play opener

Pascagoula's Junior High
Panthers were scheduled to
open their 1861 grid slate
Thursday against Michele of
Biloxi at War Memorial Sta
dunn at 1880 pm.
Although losing 33 Of 35
lettermen, the baby Panthers
fielded a starting line that
averaged l6l pounds and had
requirements averaging over
200 pounds.
Starting at ends are Mike
McAdams, 140, and Dickie
Scruggs, $50. At tackles, Ira
Wis Register, 1913, and Walter
McVea, 180. Guards are Steve
Binion, a returning letterman
at 100 pounds, and Roy Rich
ardson, $50. At center is Stan
ley Earl Crawford, $50.
In the backfield is Joe
M a lis on, 130, quarterback,
Bruce Roberts, l45, fullback,
and Robert Frederic, 1865 and
Charles Brady, l4O, halfbacks
Defensively, the baby Pan
theirs have Billy Thickston
236, Neil Rayburn, 145, ano
Larry Ray, 180.
Head coach Doug Littor
said his junior gridsters coulc
field a starting line averaging
over 200 pounds.
Litton's assistants are Gary
Collins and j. G. Harris.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22
BY Robert Harris
Correspondent)

The DIV Eagles, after drop
ping their opener last week to
Rocky Greek, will be out for
revenge when they host the
Agricola Warriors in a Sing
ing River Conference game
Saturday at War Memorial
Stadium.
Last year the Warriors dealt
the Eagles a crushing blow
when they scored a touchdown
with one minute left in the
ball game and upset Coach
Patrick's charges 1877.
Commenting on last weeks
game. Patrick pointed out that
the contest was q lot closer
than the score indicated.
Our boys" he said, played
a real good game, and except
for few untimely mistakes,
the score might have been a
lot closer"
In preparation for n S
weeks game, coaches Patrick
and Jerry Eure have had the
boys on defense with the 'B"
team running Agricola's plays.
After Tuesdays practice ses-
sion, there were no injuries re-
ported and Patrick said the
boys should be ready to 60 at
full speed.
Also, on the basis Of last
weeks game and this weeks
practice, Patrick has made a
few changes in his lineup.
With the return of Merlin
Wagner. first string end last
year. Patrick said he will move
Claude Brown to tackle and
return Glenn Harris to center
where he lettered two years
before moving TO a tackle slot.
Patrick said this move will
strengthen the team and give
the line more balance.
Starting lineup.
Ends: Jerry Snyder, 100, and
Merlin Wagner, 165; tackles,
Wayne Harris, 180, and Claude
Brown, ITO; guards, Bruce
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22
Eaules host Warriors
in Saturday encounter

Walker, 165 and Steve Stiglets,
1855; center, Glenn Harris, 100.
Backs, Ozzie Bosarge, 1865,
Monte Moncrief, 100, John
Farragut, 155, and Mike An
kerson, ITO.
Kickoff time is 8 pm. Sea-
son tickets will be on sale at
the gate.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22
,Acys6'N COUNTY.
zpozN
Coach at Perk
will be speaker
at Monday meet

Head coach Ed Evans OF
Perkinston Junior College will
be chief speaker Monday for
t h e Pascagoula Quarterback
Club.
Club president Charles Tor
jusen said the meeting will be
at $50 pm. at Cotita's.
Films of Pascagoula High
Schools game against Gulf
port tonight will be shown at
the meeting.
Commentary about the Pan
thers will be presented by
coach Bruce Bradley and his
staff.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22

DR.. Alexander Graham Bell,
inventor of the telephone, had
an air-conditioned room in his
Washington home in the early
part of this century. Bell in
stalled a refrigerator in the
attic, filled it with blocks of
ice, covered with salt. An as
bestos-swathed duct led the
cold aid down to a room which
he used as a retreat.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22
Home battle on top
with 8 pm. kickoff
BY Tommy Houston
tChronicle Correspondent

Pascagoula's Panthers will
be put to the test tonight
when they meet the highly
rated Gulfport Commodores in
a South Big-8 debut for both
squads at Pascagoula's War
Memorial Stadium at pm.
The tussle between Coach
Indy Callahan's Commodores
and Coach Bruce Bradley's
PantherS will mark the con-
ference openers for b o t h
squads as both met non-con-
ference teams in their two
previous outings.
The Panthers have a 20
mark and haven't been scored
on in wins over Petal and Nc
Gill while Gulfport is 1-0-l
with a 6-6 deadlock with
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22
BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE

Jaycees downed Killings
worth-Rick TV 40, Coastal
Chemical Two defeated Surf
Lounge 40, Coastal One beat
Team Seven 40 and Consoli-
dated Loan defeated Stall
worth Furniture 81 in Mon
day action in the Mems Busi-
ness League.
Taking high singles were
Stringer, 1913; A. Oehrle, 1872,
and F. Shurley, 191. Series -
Stringer, $50; E. Barber, 548,
and B. Haegle, 534.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22
Junior Tigers
take on Central

Moss Points Junior High
Tigers were scheduled to
travel to Biloxi Thursday to
take on Central at 7::30 pm.
in the new Biloxi Stadium.
The Junior Tigers were
looking for their second con-
secutive victory, having won
their first contest last Thurs
day night at Ocean Springs
TO.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22
MEMS CLASSIC LEAGUE

Jax, Schlitz and Falstaff are
three top teams in the Mems
Classic Bwoling League fol-
lowing Monday play.
High single bowlers were B..
Frederic, 213; L. Bassett, I'll,
and D. Stringer, I'll. Series -
Frederic, $50; G. Martin, 557,
and R. Blythe, 554.
In team series, Pepsi-Cola
was top with 26OO, followed
by City Lumber with 2575
and Jax, 1861. Team singles
Pop N Son Signs, 953; Jax,
905, and Pepsi, 1894.
STANDINGS.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22

ingalls, Women's League
Following this weeks play,
IBM holds the lead in ingalls,
Women'S Bowling League.
High bowlerS were! singles
Lynn Collins, IT'S, Dot War
ner, 172S and Carol Walker,
I'll. Series-Yvonne Walker,
1872; Lynn Collins, 488, and
Geno Flechas ,486.
Team singles-IBM,s 731; Re
QUESTIONING, 728, and Execu-
tive, 676. Team series-IBM,
2134; Requisitioning, 2101, and
Executive 1917.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22
Bowliinq
REBEL LEAGUE

High bowlers following ac-
ton in the Rebel Bowling
league were:
Series-Terry Monk, 511; j.
c. Jones, SOB, and Tom Page,
494. Singles-H. L. Virgins,
21O; Page, 2O3, and Tom Lad
nier, 1874.
Team series-Nelson Ponti-
ac, 1920; Fish Meal, 2797; Par
ker Jewelry, 2726. Singles -
Fish Meal, 1902; Nelson, 963,
and Parker, 944.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22
Bfg-8
Standings 1

-
Laurel .remansaa favorite to
stay atop thesAPsfatirfgs after
the weekend ehcoGnter with
Columbia, but the Tornado
does q turn-aPout and keeps
a Watchful eye on a neighbor
to the south7T1o3}nlIrushjng 13}nlIru Pas
cagoula. ~r III
The Panthers, jn1sas confer
ence battle with sG,Afport in
Pascagoula, find the, iballoting
split ILL for. each team to
win. 1,
After two consecutive wins
without allowing a PQipt scor-
ed against them. the Panthers
moved from seventh to third.
How thew cfand-
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22

In the 300s the Emperor
Constantine raised the first
large basilica over the grave
of the Apostle Peter.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22

The Malagasy Republic is a
big producer of mica and
graphite and it proposes to de-
velop resources of gold, quartz
and agate.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22
BIG-s GAMES TONIGHT

ntatt 4tk tfH~
Vicksburg at Greenville.
Greenwood at Meridian.
Jackson Murrah at Yazoo G.
Columbus at CiaFksdale.
Laurel at Columbia.
Picayune at Biloxi
McComb at Nstchez.
Jackson Central at jackson
PrOvine. --r.
Helena( Ark) at Tupelo.
Hattiesburg, CQrinth open.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22

Team singles A. Stallworth,
1045; Jaycees, 1912, and Coas-
tai Two, zoos. Series - Coas-
tai Two, 2938; Jaycees, 2843,
and Consolidated, -2753.
Standings. Mlr M la
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22

Reading the Classified Ads
is a very good habit.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-14
SO. RUSSELL WILL
CHAGRIN FALLS S.S.D.

CHAGRIN FALLS S.S.D.
Bellwood Acres Inc, lot, 55-
2; acres, 1.18; value, 480; tot
al tax, $23.89.
BellWood Acres Inc, lot, 90
2; acres, 1856; value, 100; tot
al tax, $500.
Cover, Marie D., lot, /; des-
cription, house; acres, 1.12;
value, 5000; total tax, $4O6.81.
Farrow, Herbert E., lot, 13;
acres, LOB; value, 900; total
tax, $45.09.
Farrow, Herbert E, lot, 20;
acres, lib; value, 600; total
tax, $45O9.
Farrow, Herbert E., lot, %;
acres, SO; value, 600; total
tax, S45.O9.
Farrow, Herbert E. & Jul
ia l., lot, 81; acres, los; val
ue, 900; total tax, S45.O9.
FarroW, Herbert E. & Jul
ia L., lot, 60; acres, LOS; val
ue, 600; total tax, $500.
FarroW, Herbert E. & Jul
ia l., lot, "a; acres, LOB; val
ue, 600; total tax, $500.
GOrriS, William E. g. Mar
ian S., lot, 16; description,
building; acres, SIP; value,
17110; total tax, $1292.32.
Keal, Helen E, lot, At; des-
cription, house; acres, LOO;
value, 1900; total tax, $397.45.
Keal, Walter C. Jr., lot, 65;
description, house; acres, /.
OIL; value, 9640; total tax,
$479.3O.
Olewiler, Richard w. & Ad-
eileen D., lot, 27; acres, go;
value, 900; total tax, $29.94.
so RUSSELL WILL.
CHAGRIN FALLS CHAGRIN
HEIGHTS SUB. S.S.D.
Burton, Thomas G.. & Mary,
lot, 1872; description, house;
acres, 80; value, 5000; total
tax, $375.65.
Lash, George J. & Anne E.,
lot, 53-1; description, p lot;
acres, .09; value, 80; total
tax, $6.02.
Lash, George J. & Anne E.,
lot, SAL; acres, .l8; value,
110; total tax, 1927.
THOMPSON TWP
LEDGEMONT
Dickson, Verne & Alberta,
lot. Z; description, house; ac-
res, $50; value, $3.50; total
tax, $112.O6.
Howard, George, lot, 4; ac-
res, $50; value, 400; total tax,
S53.77.
KangaS, RENO & Irene, lot,
6; description, house; acres,
200; value, l740; total tax,
$76.18.
Kozenko, Mike & Suzana,
lot, 6; description, buildings;
acres, 5000; value, 1900; tot
al tax, $183.88.
McClintock, Lewis w. & Lu-
lu B., lot, 1415; description,
2 houSe-barn; acres, 10000;
value, 1880; total tax, $347.37.
McClintock, Lewis w. & Lu-
lu B., lot, 10; acres, 17.47;
value 470; total tax, $21.4O.
Sinkko, Eritt & Florence,
lot, "a; description, house; &C
res, 3767; value, 2910; total
tax, TAO.
Stele, Frank, lot, 1888; ac-
res, 1928; value, 1140; total
tax, $49.92.
Tower Construction Co.,
lot, 80; description, house;
acres, .55; value, 299O; total
tax, $130.90.
VitantonlO, Inc, an Ohio
Corp, lot. 1-2; acres, $500;
value, 1890; total tax, S60.96.
TROY TWP-BURTON S.S.D.
Colson, Arlie C. & Kathleen
M, description, building, ac-
res, 1000; value, 3400; total
Continued on the next page)
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-14
GEAUGA RECORD CHARDON, O., DEC H. 1s61-5
Le. 1880: total tax, 1868 90.

ue, 1880; total tax, 1868 SO.
Terlizzi, Domonic John &
Patricia Ann, lot, 4; acres, /.
O1; value, 230; total tax, $11.
86.
Terlizzi, Domonic John &
Patricia Ann, lot, f. descrip-'
ton, house; acres, LOO; val
ue, 1890; total tax, $l67 "a.
Terlizzi, Domonic John &
Patricia Ann, Lot No. rs; ac-
res, .96; value, 220; total tax,
$11.34.
Zak, Robert & Edna, lot, Q;
description, house; acres, l.
90; value, 1910; total tax,
1898. %.
Zak, Robert & Edna, lot, AZ
2; acres, 1.79; value, $50; tot
al tax, $27.12.
AID LAND LIST PAGE Il
RUSSELL TWP-GEAUGA
S.S.D. RIVERDALE
ESTATES
SoWin, Norman F., lot, "a;
acres, 40; value, so; total
tax, $2.46.
SoWin, Norman, F., lot, 80;
description, house; acres, 7.
10; value, 1900; total tax,
$236.8O.
RUSSELL TWP-HUNTING
VALLEY WILL WEST
GEAUGA S.S.D.
GamboW, Lewis J. & Eileen
M, lot, AS; acres, $40; val
ue, 2460; total tax, $177.56.
RUSSELL-CHAGRIN FALLS
S.S.D.
Lash, George ]. & Anna E.,
lot, SILL; acres, .18; value,
$50; total tax, $10.77.
Lash, George ]. & Anna E,
lot, 53-1; description, 70 lot;
acres, 90; value, 30; total
tax, $5.73.
Lash, George J. & Anna E. i,
lot, 52-l; description, u lot;
acres, ,09; value, 80; total
tax, $5.73.
Stanton, F. w, lot, 223-3;
acres, 81; value, 60; total
tax, $4.32.
Stanton, F. w, lot, 248-3;
acres, .04; value, 30; total
tax, S2.16.
Stanton, F. w, lot, 250-3;
acres, .02; value, 20; total
tax, $1.44.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-14
NEWBURY TOWNSHIP S.
S. ID. RELIANCE INVEST
MENT

Cuchiara, Angelo & Koehl-
er, VIM. & Zello, Jerry, lot,
324; acres, OF; value, 80; tot
al tax, 1924.
Hegedus, Joseph & Hazel
M, lot, 1923; description, cot
tage; acres, .07; value, 1910;
total tax, 62.4l.
HegeduS, Joseph & Hazel
M, lot, 412; acres, OF; value,
20; total tax, S ga.
Wanda, Theodore G. ct al,
lot, 3; acres, OF; value, 40;
total tax, $1.78.
PARKMAN TWP
CARDINAL S. S. ID.
Broderick, Howard w. Jr.
& Evelyn, lot, 45; acres, LOO;
value, 800; total tax, $24.64.
Brusie, John j. & 10 Ann
L., lot, 2-3; d e cripti 0 n
house; acres, LOS; value, 6,
$50; total tax, $535.62.
Ketchum, James, lot, l; des
cription, building; acres. 5.
so; value, $40; total tax, $26.
W.
Mast, ElWin j., lot, 1910;
description, building; acres,
2.14; value, 1850; total tax,
$107 IA.
Meilander, Walter F. g. Ly-
dia H., lot, /; acres, 22.9O;
value, $50; total tax, $28.76.
Meilander, Walter F. & ly-
dia H., lot, 4; description,
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Va. IA. 7-7722.
LINCOLN SO Premiere: / owner
full power; immaculate: $4,000
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave
LINCOLN $50 Premier convertible
full power. needs minor bod
work: sacrifice. TE. 6-4769.
LINCOLN 80: excel. cond.; de
pendable. new tires, auto. drive
power windows: 500. WE. 5-655O
LINCOLN $50 4-dr. hardtop: white
T. and h.. fully equip, Wv. tires
immac.. inter, $4,000 mi; 5000
JU. 9-4269.
LINCOLN SO Capri 2-door hardtop
Away power; minor body damage
excel. cond.: S695.
United Auto Sales, Inc.
PLYMoUTH-VALIANT-TRiUMPH
| DIR.
1925 Ca. Ave. Wheaton
LO. 5-3360
LINCOLN '54 Capri sedan: splendid
| $3.50: terms, S:5 dn. Call Mon
day, ROPER, LA. 6-27OO.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

FORD SO Fairlane 300" VS. club
St,:: St:S: ttSss. t'fstiial fSsssatiial black and ndd
Evening star., 1961-02-19

cHEvs NC. $40 Il st. me- Ii.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

FORD '5s Fairiane VS.: :. and h.
auto: beautiful green and white
finish, Wv. tires: excel eond.
S995; $3.50 dn:: payments At
bank. L. P. STEUART. INC.' 144O
p At. NV. DE. 2-4800.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

7035 CARROLL AVE. 10. 6-IUUL
FORD '56 PAirlane F6rdor VS.;
Automatic transmission. radio,
heater, red and black and very
sham. S695. this week end only.
TOMS CHEVROLET. Ga. ave. and
University blvd, Wheaton, Mo
Evening star., 1961-02-19

FORD SO sta. wag.. . pass. EATON
cHEvs, NC o10 II st. me- Ii.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

FORD 80 tudor: 1895. EATON
CHEW, NC 61O H st. n.e' Ii
Evening star., 1961-02-19

TSa9 sSB9 IS S5,l r05sSF o%NlR Ks'saRss sss ;sSH SS
after 4 nm. so h.h051.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

FORD '5o Gaiaxie; r./h., power
altering. Cruiseomatic, blue ano
white, sale By OWNER, can pc seen
at 3O6 H st. ne, Ii. 3-09OO:
Evening star., 1961-02-19

301O r. ]. ave. N e. La. S-1OO9
FIAT '5S Spider eonV.: red, clean,
Good shape: S1,295 or best offer.
Culneper. VALLEY 5-Slp3.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

LARK'S-Area's larEest and oldest
dealer. AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER 5S5 N. Glebe rd.. Arl.,
Va IA F-7T0o
Evening star., 1961-02-19

JAGUAR $50 4-door sedan; radio,
heater, all factory equipped. many
more miles on this fine foreign
made automobile: worth more than
we ask for this sale; $795.
LOGAN FORD, 1150 goth st.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

LINCOLN so Premiere: / owner;
full power; Immaculate; $1,000,
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave
LINCOLN $50 Premier convertible:
work: Aacrifice TE R-41RQ
Evening star., 1961-02-19
TAKOMA FORD

FORD '5s PordOr Country oss Sedan
Evening star., 1961-02-19

MERCURY '55. 4-dr. Monterey; T
and h., auto; in very good cond.;
must sell; no reas. offer over S45C
refused. JU. 9-443I.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 VS. oalaxie; beautiful
ice. blue finish. auto. trans. r.
and h.. WV tires, etc., finest eond =,
low mileage, onN S1.6o5. S125
down, pay at our bank.
l.. p STETIART