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Evening star., 1961-12-02
Foreclosures Up

The number Of foreclosures
on non-farm real estate dur
ing the first six months of
this year was IS. 5.499. a gain
OF so per cent over the cor
responding figure for last
year, the Federal Home Loan
Bank Board has announced.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Styling for stereo Fans

white wrought iron bed, white
dresser and table. The rug is
such a pretty color, but the
color for the walls stumps me.
Answer: To me, the plum.
pink and white colors seem
very tasteful. I think you
might like white walls and
woodwork or a pale, pale rose
pink.
Question: In my living and
dining room, have a golden
beige carpet. Walls and dra-
peries are champagne beige.
Tables are walnut. What col
ors should I use on the sofa
and chairs to achieve a COM
Portable. traditional appear
ance?
Answer: I would like the
sofa to be covered in the
same champagne color Of the
wall, but deeper. The chairs
could be in a solid medium
olive green or a dull orange
actually any color that es-
pecially appeals to you. for
they could also be in a tur-
quoise or a soft blue. What
ever color you choose should
be used for accessories.
Question: Our kitchen has
been repapered in a small
beige brick motif with rust
and green in the design.
Furniture, was redone in tan
and brown and the floor is in
these colors. Cabinets and
chair rail are knotty pine.
Counter top is a sea foam
green. Appliances are white,
accessories copper and gold.
I have white curtains for the
summer, but want a change
for winter. I found a linen
tablecloth in the correct rust
shade. Does a rust valance
and white curtain with rust
trim sound good?
Answer: Although the rust
and white would be all right.
for some color contrast, I
would select a solid sea foam
green color for the curtains.
"a Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate Feature)
Evening star., 1961-12-02

bly, on a conventional book
shelf.
This set has a particular
trick with the two speaker
units, one on either side of
the working mechanism: ex-
tremely flexible. they can fold
across like doors to cover the
changer when the instrument
is not in use; or, when it is,
they can be detached and
moved farther apart to other
portions of the room.
Chinese Chest
Furniture manufacturers,
too, are coping with the
what-to-do with stereo prob
lem. For more formal rooms.
a newly introduced cabinet of
teakwood has the low and
luxurious lines of a classic
Chinese chest. Provision is
made for the sound to emerge
through a grill work of intri-
cately carved wood panels.
The pewter hardware,
hinges and handles empha-
size the authentic look of the
piece. which would be as
adaptable for use in a room
with Georgian furniture as in
a more exotic setting.
Decorators. too. are begin
ming to cope with the prob
lem. Their favored solution is
a pair of built-in units with
the turn table concealed be-
hind doors below and the
speakers stashed away on
open shelves above, camou-
flaged with metal grill work
or even a Shirred sheer fab
ric curtain hung inside the
doors.
Questions ond Answers
Question: I wonder If you
could help a person who has
hardly any taste? In the
house we have just moved
into the bedroom is very
small. For this room, I have
a plum colored rug, plum
and pink draperies and a
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-08-11

book of life but, as she ex-
pressed it, 81 can appreciate
and enjoy my travels more
now"
Honored at a tea Sunday af-
ternoon were newlyweds Mr..
and Mrs. William Wright.
Mrs. J. M. Epting was host
ess at the Lake Garden Club.
Zeak Wright and his daughter
Mrs. Richard O'Cain greeted
guests.
The receiving line was COM
posed of the William Wrights
an1 their mothers Mrs. Zeak
Wright and Mrs. Charles Beall
of Batesville.
Mrs. Henry Bogdahn presid-
ed at the punch table which
was decorated with pink net.
At a coffee table covered
with an imported cloth Mrs.
Tom Swartwout and Mrs. w. S.
Cobb poured. Refreshments
were served 200 guests.
Pink gladioli and magnolia
leaves were decorations.
Mrs. William Wright will
teach in Pascagoula elemen-
tary school. Mr.. Wright has
joined his father in business.
\ X X
II feel that I can be a better
teacher now" said Mrs. B. w.
Williams, a Pascagoula ele-
mentary school teacher.
She returned Monday from a
two-week tour of Is New Eng
land states and Montreal,
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Puscogould

Spending several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Dees
is their niece Faye Graham of
Baton Rouge. Gaynell Dees re-
turned from a weeks visit
with her uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Laine of Frank
lin.
Katie Wrenn Franklin re-
turned Sunday from Jackson
where she attended a Sigma
Chi rush party last weekend
with Woody Bounds at Colon
ial Country Club. While there
she also served as tea girl at
the wedding of a friend, Miss
Bernice Cobb, at Jackson First
Baptist Church.
Anna and Elizabeth O'Cain
are spending the week with
their grandparents the Zeak
Wrights. Their parents are the
Richard O'Cains Of Jackson.
Spending several days with
Mrs. Maude Locke was Mrs.
v. E. Yeager of Virgins. Mrs.
Locke had spent the previous
week in Virgins with tn e
Yeagers and visited her moth
er-in-law Mrs. Fannie Locke.
Mrs. Yeager returned home
Tuesday.
Visiting the Bill Beach fam
lily this week are Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Smith and Berk of
Hickory, N. c. They have Wis
tied Bellingrath Gardens and
Dauphin Island and planned
Tuesday to go to New Orleans.
Mrs. Fulton Hinton and RAN
dy went to Tallahassee last
weekend to meet her daughter
Sherry who was a counselor at
Silver Lakes Camp.
Mrs. Harold Pearlman had
as guests this week her son
and daughter-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. K. S. Yon, Jr. and family
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PdscQgoulan returns from Nassau
PooIside party
is Friday event
at home in Pas

Miss Peggy Kendall was
hostess at a poolside party hon
oring Miss Barbara Thomas,
Roy Holmes and their wedding
party Friday at 445 Polk Ave-
nue..
Hors d. oeuvres and punch
were served at a table covered
with pink damask cloth. An
arrangement of pink hibiscus
was centerpiece. -ffF
Special guests were MIR. and
Mrs. Wade Thomas, Mrs. Hat
tie Holmes, Mrs. T. L. Thomas
and Mrs. Bill Stewart.
Other guests were Miss Ricky
Thornton, Tommy Whiteclotd,
Miss Charlotte Russell, Nathan
Everett, Miss Lynn Collins,
John Mills, Miss Karen White
cloud, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Cir
lot, Allen Stewart and Steve
McMillen. sss.~as fsesgf
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Porty on Sunday
fetes newIyweds
at club building
BY jeanne George
(Woman's Editor)
worked 2s years without

Il worked 29 years without
a vacation" explained Mrs.
David Jones, 1400 Washington
Avenue, Pascagoula, and now
I'm making up for lost time"
AS a delegate representing
Pascagoula Woman's Club her
travels took her to Nassau in
June. This was side trip of
the woman's club convention
held in Miami June 5, she ex-
planned.
She was one of 73 from Ala
bama, Florida and Mississippi
taking a bus tour to Miami.
En- route they visited CYp-
ress Gardens and Crystal
Springs but the ultimate was
the ZOO mile boat trip TO Mas
ssu. capital of the Bahamas.
1--WE went sightseeing during
the day." she added, land the
agent for the bus company ar
ranged a tour of the night clubs
for us that night"
"The people there are dark
skinned and speak English.
They depend on the tourists
for their living.
Mrs. Jones finds that travel
gives a well-rounded educa-
ton. The club profits from the
information and literature that
she collects.
She finds it profitable to the
individual because of personal
contacts. "You meet so many
people you wouldn't have
chance to meet otherwise" she
explained.
Mrs. Jones said Arthur God
frey was a speaker at the con-
vention and that she took a
swim every morning in the
ocean.
A former postmaster at a
general store in Freemanville.
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Canada.
District of Columbia, N ew
York, Boston and Niagara Falls
were places visited by Mrs.
Williams who went with home
demonstration club members
of Brookhaven on a chartered
bus.
She found Montreal, situated
atop a mountain, most excit-
ing. Gorgeous flowers were
in full bloom" she said, land
they were all the same size"
She termed Niagara Falls
"indescribable" and concluded
that travel is an education it
self
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Ala. Mrs. Jones has lived in
Pascagoula four years.

She ran her husbands busi-
ness eight years after his
death and came here to retire.
81 just take it easy now. Peo-
pie are so nice. Pascagoula is
a wonderful place to live.
There's just something about
it." she added.
Mrs. Jones sat in her arm
chair with a lap full of folders,
recalling memories of one OF
her trips.
1t was the third she has tax
en- as representative of Pasca-
goula Woman's Club. Other
trips took her to Los Angeles
and Washington.
Next year the convention will
be in Washington. If she joins
the Garden Club she also plans
% attend their convention in
Los Angeles next year where
she may also visit relatives.
Until then she remains a
frequent visitor to Atmore, Ala.
where her Son-in-law and dau-
ghter Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Barnett live. $685.
She has just returned from a
fishing trip there. She also
helped her daughter prepare
vegetables for her freezer.
''It's a nice outing for the
kids to come here also," she
added, "since l live near the
beach"
Thus Mrs. Jones has just
written another chapter in the
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-08-11
Moss Point
By Dot Cirlot

Betty BuZard, Linda Jean
Renfroe and Mary Armistead
visited Sunday with Miss Bu-
Yards grandparents the Sew
ards, and also attended Nesho-
ba County Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Mcintosh
spent the weekend at Gulf
Shores. Driving back wit h
them were Mrs. McIntosh's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Gen
tile who had been vacationing
for a week at Gulf Shores.
Mrs. Kerney Clark was host
ess to two tables of bridge
Monday. Guests were Mes
DANES James Gambrell, Gra-
ham Baxter, Tom Kindred,
Lowell Barfield, Tyler Moore,
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2 are hostesses
at Monday event
for Miss Pelham

Mesdames A. M. Browne and
M. M. Flechas were hostesses
at luncheon honoring Miss
Susie Pelham at LongfenoW
House Monday. ~ ~
Miss Pelham is bride-to be Of
Clark Stewart. WI
She was presented a service
piece of her silver and the
hostesses presented Miss Pei
ham and her mother Mr.. "A. M.
Pelham corsage.
Guests were Mesdames Lin
da Stringer, Pelham, A. r.
Graves, J. A. Pelham, II n.
Dantzler and Misses TObie
Feldman, Emily Larsen, Jerry
Nell Stewart, Sandra Peattie
and Janice Gray.
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MM As~

So p
Well. since Pascagoula
came down to face Pasca-
eoula in the finals for the
State Babe Ruth Champion
ship and Columbus went
home to prepare for another
try at the Crown next year,
the Inn: was kind of quiet,
when in came eighteen mis-
sile men. Maybe some of you
noticed the big bird COM
pletely concealed and load
ed on a long truck that even
has a real back seat driver
- like the hook and ladder
truck. Just hope they hurry
and get it down to Cape Ca
naveral and put a man ON
the moon before Russia
does. :,
4 4 X :
Laurels are due for our
Holiday Inn Bowling Team,
who took second place in the
Rebelaire Bowling League.
Members of the team are
Dele Davis, Joyce Nelson,
Helen Ross, Myra' Trussell
and Ina Birchfield.
r t.t
/ thought the brides fav-
orite month had passed, but
Saturday night it was our
pleasure to have three hon.
eymoon couples from New
Orleans staying at the Inn.
4 4 4
international Paper Sup
ervisor's Club had their
'monthly meeting in our
Captains Room, and as al
ways we enjoyed being host
to this group of leaders from
one of our County's leading
boosters.
X X X
Watch for the opening of
new spacious quarters for
Bourbon Street East.
My9s1a..se
Innkeeper -
|M@az@
M,cS
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lllCll DCll TOQllIdlll DGd1il W.
tage. They had as guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Van Carpenter, Mr..
and Mrs. T. c. Benefited, Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll Robertson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Kirkwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bene-
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Ma
hathy, Mrs. Carrie Lee Car
penter, Mrs. Sam Macarthur
and daughter Mrs. c. H. Goff,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Kirkwood
and family of Homestead, Fla.
and the D. G.. Tisdales of Gulf
port.
Keith Tootle son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Tootle celebrated
his second birthday Sunday
with party. Guests were G..
L. Tootle, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Couch, Mrs. Matte Couch, Rose
Marie Couch and Richard Tay-
lor. Refreshments were served.
Visiting the Douglas Tootles
this week is Audrey BroaduS Of
Saucier.
Visiting the j. M. Cirlots last
weekend were Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil Cirlot and Nicky and Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Stiglets of
Jackson.
Mrs. G. M. Williams n d
daughter Mitzi visited from
Tuesday until Sunday with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. A..
Pigford in Lumberton.
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Cal
houn have as guests this week
DR.. Calhoun's sister Mrs. Cor
don E. Blackwell, Jr. and chill
dren of Mobile.
Mrs. Frank Lee was hostess
to two tables of bridge Tues
day. Guests were Mesdames
Joe Brown, Richard Dickson,
Dallas Biggers, c.. M. Williams,
H. H. Nelson, Rupert Cirlot,
Oscar Parsons and Mrs. Char
les Moody of Pascagoula. High
prize was won by Mrs. Brown
and low by Mrs. Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Armis-
tead have visiting them for 10
days their daughter and grand
daughter Mrs. Joe Horsley and
Ann. Mr.. HorsleY has returned
to Dallas. which will be thei1
new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howkins,
Jr. have visiting them during
August his parents of Savan-
nah.
Mrs. Wayne Truitt is home
with her new son Hal Gillian,
born July Is. Mrs. Truitt Wis
tied her mother Mrs. Hal Gil
liam in Lexington for two
weeks. Hal Gillian was born
in Lexington Hospital.
Wayne and Gary Gibson are
at Reorganized Latter d a y
Saints Church camp at Hatties-
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lynd
will leave today for Baton
Rouge. They will attend grad
uation exercises at LSU where
their son Albert will receive a
bachelor of music education
degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lanham
and children have returned
from a four-day vacation to
Montgomery, Birmingham and
Lookout Mountain.
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Merchant Marine Academy
Kingsport, N. Y. He has been
commissioned an Ensign 4jg)
and will sail from New Orleans
Monday as an employees Of
United Fruit Company. T fre
James also visited her relatives
in Biloxi. r.
Hollis A. Hart visited his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J "a.
Hart this weekend. He return
ed to the Biloxi VA Hospital
Monday. u,
vacationing in Housfors is
Mrs. Merley Jones. Her daugh-
ter Thaila planned 10 lease
Wednesday TO join her uhail
Sunday when they will fetaarr.
Guests of the Jack Phillips
last week were her brother and
sister-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. u
L. Evans of Carthage their
daughter Mrs. Bernard Gordon
of Gulfport and son 1t. l. l.
Evans, Jr. of Albuquerque, M.
M. They left Friday. after
spending several days. ~ ssl
Arriving last weekend from
Jacksonville, were 1t. Cmdr.
and Mrs. Joe Bello and chilY
dren. He returned to Florida
but his wife and childrenfra-
manned for a three-weeA visit
with her mother Mrs. HI g.
Rabby and sisters Mrs. Leslie
Nelson and Mrs. Robert Rouse.
The Bellos are to move to sJa-
pan in three weeks. fs4
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy CarsIbba
returned July 81 from Chicago
where Mr.. Carubba attended
the Vandercook College Of Mu-
sic for six weeks of graduate
work. While there they visited
his sister in law in Harvey
Mrs. Louise Kroening.
Linda Williams OF Mariansia.
Fla. has been visiting the u. ID.
DoswelIs for two weeks. 1heY
will take her home this week
end accompanied by Mr.. pcs-
wells niece Shirley LokeY cf
Biloxi. Shirley and Sue Hell
den of Vancleave also vistted
while Linda was here.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Glaze last week were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Scyfers and chill
dren of Elizabethtown, KY. Mr.,
Scyfers and Mr.. Glaze served,
in Japan together during WV
III. :sss sss.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Locke
and his stepmother Mrs. Coo
bett Powell, Gulfport, left Sat-
urday for Sacramento, WHERE
they will visit the Locke's som
in-law and daughter MIR. and
Mrs. c. E. Giron. The trip will
take three weeks.
Attending the all-star game
in Jackson tonight will be Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Nelson and
daughter Mabel. Their son
Mike is on the South team.
Mrs. Charles Kicker, Jr. and
daughter Cynthia of Jackson
were guests of the Charles
Rickers last week. Charles Jr.
is in two-week training with
Marine Reserves at Camp Le-
jeune, N. c.
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Coast redwoods (sequeia
sempervirens) are generally
taller but not as bulky as their
mountain growing relatives.
the big trees (sequoia giszn-
teal.
Evening star., 1961-04-07

A striking brick split-leVel that
meets the large family needs: 4
bedrooms, ia baths; large kitch-
en-, living room and dining room
with all the storage and closet
space you can use, laundry room
off kitchen plus finished reerea-
tion room: carport and fenced
yard. Low 20s.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
I,ANHAM

Extra large brick rambler:
ideally located on big look
1S0-ft. lot; 3 twin sized bed
rms, sep. din. rm.. h.-w.h {:
bsmt. w/built-in garage;
spacious center hall entr.
Truly a fine home in a fine
area, features here that you
should see,
Evening star., 1961-04-07
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
BARNABY WOODS

CHEVY CHASE-Handsome CENTER
hall red brick Colonial on a mag
nificent tree-shaded lot. Living
room, dining room, kitchen, pow
der room, 2 screened porches on
LIST floor; bedrms., plus enclosed
heated sleeping porch or 4th bed
room and . baths on End. Gas
h.-w. heat: attached: near Blessed
Sacrament Parish, Lafayette Ele-
mentary School. Upper EOS. Ours
exclusively.
REALISTINGS CORP.
OIL, 2-0203
Evening star., 1961-04-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

KENSINGTON-1a ACRE. Close III
location; hot-Water heat; 3 bed.
rms, full din. rm., rec. rm. anC
2-car garage. LO. 5-2990.
HUGH T. PECK ll246 Georgia Ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
KENSINGTON-New 3-bedrm. brk
rambler; only S1s,95O; sep. din
etc; full bsmt, with extra bath,
easy terms. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OF MD, INC. OIL. 6-7S00 till 8
KENSINGTON-Split-leVeI: 3 bed.
rms, din. nm, baths, rec. rm.,
covered patio, below appraised
value. BY OWNER, VIII. 6-4577.
KENSINGTON HGHTS., Our new
location, 3 and 4 bedrms., Ia
and . baths, new split levels.
blkS. from shopping and transp.
IO E-4nS2
Evening star., 1961-04-07
COTTAGE CITY

Privacy and quiet assuring;
3-bedrm. bungalow; close to
churches and schools: din.
rm.: deep wooded lot: $3.50
dn. to anyone. No red tape.
Monthly payments less than
rent, Price S12,500. Trades
considered,
Evening star., 1961-04-07

COLLEGE PARK-From the PICKS
rm., din. rm.. glass enclosed bath,
full bsmt., fully equip. kit, washer
and drier; only S16,500, with FLA
and POSSIBLE GI TERMS.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE 5-54o0
Evening star., 1961-04-07
CHEVERLY

Chucked full of value and
charm, no frills; clean, re-
decorated, 1la-bath, 3-bed-
room semi-Colonial with
bsmt.: corner fenced lot. mr..
parkway. churches, schools:
quick possession; $3.50 dn.
FILA. VA terms also avail.
Call to see.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
OPEN SAT- SUN, 1-6
CHEVY CHASE

New 4-bedroom brick Cape Cod in
a much sought after nearby sub
urban location, just q few blocks
from Chevy Chase circle. bus
transp and finest public and pri-
,vate schools. This S-room, ga
bath house features . large kitch-
en- and family room combination,
screened rear porch, liv. rm. with
fireplace, separate dining rm., II.
brary and powder rm.; the 2nd
H.. provides spacious bedrms :,
2 baths. ample closets and stor.
age space. Basement has a fire
place and half-hath. Price S37 $50,
10 REACH: From Chevy Chase cir
Gle. north on Conn. ave. to Quincy
St, right to Brookville rd., left 10
Quincy st., right to A.. 8 GARDI-
NER siRnR At 1nR OiIincR
Evening star., 1961-04-07
HYATTSVILLE

S12.5O0. FILA; adorable bum
galow, Just listed; AL cond.;
fenced lge. yard, nicely land
sceped; 2 bedrms. plus ex-
pahdable attic; price incl.
washer plus many other ex-
traS: walking distance to
shopping center; S400 dn.
should handle
Evening star., 1961-04-07
Shannon & Luchs

O4AN EN- 01 1O14NN
S04 ISLINGTON STREET
5000 down. All-brick Colonial; 8
large bedrooms, family-siZed din
rm.. mod. kit. with dishwasher
and disposal, full basement with
1s-bath and outside entrance
front porch with awning, detached
brick garage. This desirable in
town house is priced to sell at
FLA Sl7,500. Open House. Call
6 to 2. JU. 9-66S8.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ROCKVILLE, Twinbrook - 3 bed
rms firepl., corner lot; no 5 dn.
GI; S13,750, r. L. SMITH. Real
tors, GA. 4-7711. GA. 4-S795.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
I,EWISDAI,E

A freshness rarely seen,
cheerful brick rambler In
top cond., complete rec. rm.
w/bar, mod. kit, 3 twin
bedrms.; fenced lot; q good
location and many extras
included at S16,250. owners
transfer forces sale Of this
fine home FHA terms
Evening star., 1961-04-07

BELTSVILLE-3-bedrm. rambler.
60xl1O lot. fenced and lands
Scaped: nr. schools; full daylight
basement with rec. rm., outside
entrance, Sl6,500; subject to an.
praisal. OWNER. WE. 5-261O.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
CHEVY CHASE

OIIGV I NIlhDE
Charming 3-bedroom (plus dormi-
tory room on Ord floor, 3-bath
diversified living room. spacious
dining room, secluded rear porch
daylight recreation room with
fireplace and grade entrance at
tached garage, hot water heat,
bus ct door. Upper 20s.
REALISTINGS CORP.
OIL. 2-O208
Evening star., 1961-04-07
COLLEGE PARK

Hollywood area-Attractive 3-bed.
room, brick rambler; full bsmt.;
level, fenced yard; cow, NASA,
Evening star., 1961-04-07

DISIRICT HEIGHTS
4 BedrmS., GI, Nothing Down
Z Bedrms., GI, Nothing Down.
RE. 6-4l40
Ewes. HI. 9-5357
CANgnnETT DEATTsy
Evening star., 1961-04-07

CHEVERLY AREAS bedrms., IL
baths, air cond.; S395 down and
move in OWNER, DI. 7-4445
ewes, VIII. 2-7357.
Evening star., 1961-04-07

CHASE -. Brick land stone
centrally air-cond. home in fine
rm., ultra-mod. kit, 3 bedrmS,,
3 baths, family rm., rec, rm.,
Ialousied porch, garage. Low 4Os.
REALIST1NGS CORP. OIL. 2-O2OS
Evening star., 1961-04-07
CT REPNAPnc
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN 4-l166

CT, NO DOWN PAYMENT and no
settlement charges: monthly pay
ments less than rent. Brand-new.
and 4 bedrm. town houses facing
government park, Just over D. C.
line in Holly Park, convenient to
fHhUDpihngY HHgs hsSYrr,s schSqIs H,3h and trsnsp.
Ia baths, fully equipped modern
only a few left at Si4,i0O Gail
til 8 pm, WA. $4,000, ROBERT
S. DAVIS & CO., INC.
GI'S PAY SETTLEMENT ONLY
Landover area: $4,000 sturdy /
level brick. sep. din. rm., h.-w.h.,
vacant and newly decor. S92 mo.
HAGAN REALTY CO. UN. 4-S5S3
H, w. JAsEPH, Realtor
HOME AND INCOME-conv. Brent
wood location. First floor has 3
bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen
and bath; private entrance to 2nd
#; level lot. First time offered |;
ly payments less than rent. You
don't have to qualify. Call It'll 9
pm. WA. $4,000, ROBERT q.
DAVIS g. CO., INC.
HYATTSVILLE PROPER. adjacent
TO public and parochial schools
Spacious 11a-story WA bedrms.,
firepl., sep. din. rm. and full
bsmt wIrec. rm, and gas INV h.,
only 5000 dn. FHA with payments
less than rent, Z. G. H1LLEY a.
co. REALTORS, AP. 7-7200.
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Evening star., 1961-04-07
T. PECK l124e oeOrgia Ave

WHEATON-~Brick rambler. 3 bed
rms, full bsmt. w/rec. rm., level
lot with patio. Buy this house with
min. On: $500. LO. 5-36s7.
TOPS IN TP AnFGp
Evening star., 1961-04-07

BRICK RAMBLER, center hall, all
baths, sep. din. rm., liy. rm,,
firepl, lovely porch, oversize 2-car
garage: rec. rm. and firepl.; large
fenced lot. lower 30s.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
BRYER CO. HE. a-31OC

WHEATON-S4OO down; low, low
payments. 3 bedrms. with sep
Anchor fencing. Priced at Sill
$50. LO. 5-2q9O.
Evening star., 1961-04-07
GRACE w. KLEIN & co.

COLESVILLE AREAS new
homes nearing completion
g Sold 4 bedrms., 2 baths,
lse. liy. rm. with fireplace
ful din. rm., large de luxe
Kitchen. full bsmt., future
bath roughed-in, carport
and porch. Lots no less than
lOOx2O0. High elevation.
New school now being COM
structed, and shopping cen.
ter within 8 blocks. Priced
from $2S.450 to S29,45O,
Dir: Colesville I'd. to Glow
erly shopping center, and
Snider lane, turn right Q
blocks to homes. JAMES D.
DRAPER. q414 Georgia Ave,
Silver Spring, Nd. JU. g.
ll66.