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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-27
Trenholm

Jan. rs - Mrs. Irene SILVER,
OF Richmond, is spending the
week with her son, Roy SILVER,
and Mrs. SILVER at their home
here.
Carlton Steger, of Hampton,
and his sister, Mrs M. A. Allen,
of Decatur, Ca, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l. Denoon, Mrs. Eliza
Game and Miss Bernice Denoon
Saturday. His sister was here for
the funeral of her sister-in-law
Mrs. Carlton Steger. who died in
a Charlottesville hospital Janu-
airy H. She was buried from the
Christian Church in Hampton of
which she was a member, in a
cemetery near her home January
20.
Attending from here were Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Boatwright, Mrs.
R. j. Willis, Mrs. Charles De-
noon, Mrs. Clyde Denoon, Mrs.
Paul Stratton and Mrs. Cecil De-
noon. Mrs. Steger had been i'll
for long time.
Mrs. Clyde Denoon visited Mrs.
Charles Denoon Monday.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Boatwright Sunday we're
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Boatwright and Linda Faye, of
New Canton. Supper guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Willis, Elaine,
Patricia Ann and Anita Carol
Stokes and Mrs. P. L. Duncan,
Jr.. and son. of Lakeside Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Jones were
in Richmond last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snead Denoon
and son, of PoWhatan and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Denoon visited
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Denoon Sun
day.
Mrs. F. w. Boatwright, Mrs.
r. j. Willis, and Mrs. S. A.
Stokes, of Ballsville, were visitors
in Richmond Thursday.
Miss Elaine Stokes visited Miss
Audrey Smith Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lucado
and daughter visited her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith, Sun
day. They live at Pamplin.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-27
Student From
Alexandria Holds
Church Services

B E Iona. Jan. 26 = The
weather is again the chief topic
of conservation, as it is extreme
ly cold. More is predicted.
There was service at En-
manuel Episcopal Church on Sun
day at 1115 a m. A student from
the seminary preached the ser
mon. and DR.. Christian admins
tered Holy Communion. The at
tendance was very good notwith-
standing the weather and some
sickness in the community. The
students and DR.. Christian were
dinner guests of the Bectons at
the rectory. The students from
Alexandria spent several days
with the Bectons.
The Rev Joseph Matthews con-
Quoted his regular service at
Providence Church at 11:15 am.
on Sunday. The attendance was
good there, too.
Merit Bowles, of Richmond,
spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. M. Bell and did some
hunting.
The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
Matthews and son. Mark, left
Sunday evening for Raleigh, N.
C. 1t was Marks birthday. He is
one year old. They are visiting
relatives The Rev. Joseph Mat
thews returned to the manse on
Monday, but his wife and son
will remain in Raleigh for some
time. She is with her parents.
R. M. McCracken had to re-
turn to the hospital as he was
not we'll. 1t is the wish Of his
friends that he may soon show
marked improvement, and can
remain at home.
Mrs. Haskins Hobson, of Rich
mond. spent Tuesday. January
II, with her cousin, Miss Birdie
Baugh. It was fortunate that she
came on that day as the weather
was quite nice. On Sunday after
noon, Mrs. Francis BloXton and
Mrs. Ollie Murtin, of the Court
House. were callers in the same
home. They are all such welcome
visitors.
Mrs. Effie Blandford is in
Florida visiting friends during
this very cold weather. She is
missed by her many friends in
PoWhatan county. Yet. they are
glad she can enjoy the visit and
better weather.
This weather is hard on the
dear birds, and l trust everyone
is careing for them. They are
very wonderful and important
friends.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-27
Spiritual Life
Services Set

CHARLOTTE c. H., Jan. %
The churches of this area are
being asked to cooperate with
Village Presbyterian Church at
Charlotte Court House in a
series of morning Bible study
hours at 1920 each week day
morning and in hearing sermons
on great themes of vital interest
to all Christians each evening
at 7::30. February 1918.
The Rev. William E. Hill, Jr..
evangelist and noted Bible Schol-
ar from Hopeweu. has been ell.
gagged to conduct these ser.
vices.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-27
POwhatan School
Holiday On Friday

POWHATAN, Jan. Is ~ Pow
hatan High School students have
been taking their mid-terb ex-
aminationS this week.
There will be no school for stu.
dents Oh Friday January q.
Evening star., 1961-07-15

are neglected. forgotten, de-
MED" /.
Basically, the encyclical re-
phrases in the light Of recent
events traditional church teach
ings founded on what is called
nautral law-the logical pri-
ority of created things in order
of importance, from man to
the social structures he lives in
to the goods that serve him.
The great number of Ian
guageS into which the encyclical
was translated beforehand,
unique in Vatican history, is a
sign Of the scope the Pope
intended. S
The encyclical's impact be-
yond the church is difficult to
assess, but it should have q
bearing on International con-
duct in those circles where the
Pope's views are given con-
sideration.
Evening star., 1961-07-15
First Urban Plan
GruntAnnounced
By the Associated Press

The first urban planning
grant-$164,260-to be made
under the Area Dedevelopment
Act was announced today by
the Housing and Home Finance
Agency.
The money will 90 to the
Kentucky Department Of Eco
|nomic Development for plan
ming assistance to strengthen
the economic base Of a Ken
lucky municipalities designated
as redevelopment areas.
The grant will pay three
fourths Of the planning costs.
The balance Is provided Jointly
by Kentucky and the commu-
mites to be aided.
Evening star., 1961-07-15

ills, as. encycllcals OF the
Roman Catholic Church have
done repeatedly in modern
! times. Then it falls back on
the natural law relations be-
tween man and the world, one
Of the roots Of church teach
ling.
The encyclical, Mater ct
MagiStra" Mother and Teach
er, a Reference to the church,
was issued yesterday. 1t speaks
in terms of permanent values
as the Vatican sees them, as
have most past encyclicals that
dealt with more than one spe-
cific evil.
Importance Of Doctrine
In issuing his encyclical, the
Ipontiff was expressing the
mind Of the church on modern
world problems-not defining
a doctrine of faith or morals
that binds Catholics under pain
of sin. The Importance Of the
doctrine Is not thus diminished
for Catholics. however. The
church hierarchy will apply it
in. teachings and practice for
years to come.
In the massive document
there appear repeatedly the
words human" and "individ-
ual"-whether the reference be
to farmer, laborer. scientist,
capitalist or atheist.
Normally, such papal letters
are directed to the Catholic
hierarchy and faithful. But for
the first time the pontiff said
he was speaking to "all Chris
tians, without diStintion of
class"
Vatican circles saw the eney-
clical as an appeal to Christians
to defend their heritage in the
struggle fostered by vast
changes in society's structure
agricultural, chronological, com
mercial, political, and scientific
and on every level from family
to international.
Church Teachings Rephrased
In each of the major areas
discussed, Pope John appeared
to be concerned with both the
spiritual and material effects
that man feels-because OF
agricultural inequities, imbal-
ances in underdeveloped areas,
government involvement in new
fields, world arms buildups, and
personal possessions or their
lack.
The pontiff writes that mod
ern man "is in danger Of for
getting and destroying himself
and that even in nations that
are well off there exist persons
"in whom the spiritual values
Evening star., 1961-07-15
Indiun Offers
Laos Compromise

GENEVA, July is (AP) De-
fense Minister v. K. KriShna
Menon Of India proposed yes
teray q compromise to break
the deadlock between the United
States and the Soviet Union
over whether peace or neu-
trality should come first in
Laos.
Mr.. Menon offered this pro-
cedural idea:
l. That cease-fire control
and the proclamation Of Lao
tian neutrality be handled as
closely related" problems.
2. That any action Of the a.
power Laos conference on either
question shall not be bindine
until the other also has beer
resolved.
Evening star., 1961-07-15
6 CARVED DOORS
HIDE CATHEDRAk'S
ELECTRIC BOXES !

Stately Washington Ca
thedral has solved the
housewives problem of hid
ing electrical extension
cords from sight.
Six hand-carved oak
doors we're dedicated d
Thursday at an evening
prayer service. They lead
nowhere. Their sole pur-
pose is to hide fuse boxes
and other electrical equip
ment.
The doors installed in
the south transept, were
designed by the chief of
the St. Sidwell's EcclesiaS-
tical Art Works in Exeter,
England, and were donated
by Dale o. ClaSpell Of
Washington.
Evening star., 1961-07-15

IN Cne pnll0Sopny OF the SG0lcS
a&represented by the Emperor
Marcus Aurelius in the latter
half of the End century AID.
The StoicS maintained that all
human beings are equal.
Marcus Aurelius, In his
'Meditations," declares himself
In favor of a system of govern
Inent in which there is the
'sone same law for everyone,
IN polity administered with re-
gard to equal rights and equal
freedom Of speech" -.
hut there is a passage in the
Hlple which supports this posi-.
tten. It is in Malachi 2-10.
Have we not all one Father?
hath not one God created us?
why do we deal treacherously
every man against his brother,
hy profaning the covenant Of
our fathers?"
, Question: Where can find
III the Bible the quotation
Which reads spare the rod and
spoil the child'?"
k-AnSwer: This quotation is not
from the Bible but rather from
q poem by Samuel Butler who
lived 300 years ago. 1t is found
IN his "Hudibras,' part II Canto
I line S44.
However. there is a statement
something like this in the Bible
IN Proverbs 1924 which reads,
fHe that spareth his rod hateSh
bis SON."
Il
Question: Does the Roman
only. Roman Catholics go to
Catholic doctrine teach that
Heaven?" e..
Answer: No, 1t does not.
-
Question: Il have studied
my Bible diligently and no.
where can I find where it gives
authority to change the COM
nandments and substitute Sum
day as the day to keep holy
instead Of Gods Day The
Sabbath I have submitted
this question to a couple of
Jadio ministers and they only
ignored it. Will you please ex-
plain this to me?"
Answer: This column has
dealt with this particular ques-
tion several times. We certain
y do not ignore it. There is a
reference to the Lords Day.
n Revelation (ApocalySe). i:10.
It Is stated also in Acts 20:7
that st. Paul and other Chris
tians of Troas assembled to
break bread on the first day of
Ehe week. In I Corinthians 1872
ST. Paul bids his people to paw
their aims on the first day of
the week.
It is true that. the Biblical
Sabbath is the seventh day of
the week. But in early Christen-
dom the first day of the week
Evening star., 1961-07-15

was substituted because both
the Resurrection and the Gift
of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost
occurred on Sunday. 1t, there
fore, became a natural day Of
worship.
(ReleaSed by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 196l)
Evening star., 1961-07-15
Store Restrained
On Upjohn Cuts

The Montgomery County
Circuit Court yesterday issued
a temporary order restraining
GEM, Inc, from selling prod
uctS Of the Upjohn Co. at less
than the so-called fair trade
prices until q case is decided.
Judge Thomas M. Anderson
required Upjohn. a drug COM
pany. to file a $4,000 bond to
cover possible damages which
GEM. may incur in the event
Evening star., 1961-07-15
Misunderstood Claim

OKLAHOMA CITY (APl.-A
recent claim of $3.50 for a cutie
pie" was rejected by Oklahoma
County commissioners until
they learned it Is an instrument
for measuring spurious radia-
ton from X-ray equipment.
Evening star., 1961-07-15

the decision favors the depart
ment store chain.
A final decision In the suit
Brought by Upjohn against
GEM. is expected after COM
pletion Of hearings, probably
Evening star., 1961-07-15
THE POWER OF FAITH

Coach Paul Dietzel of Louisiana State University
brings faith to the football field Before we won a
National Championship we lost six games IN a
and 1t was only through the strength OF the Lord
that could face the ensuing game our squad or our
fans" he told me- During the following champion
ship years held fast to those dark days and tried
my best to remember the One who provided the
strength to carry on Paul lets it be known the type
of player he wants: rs it sissy to be the first guy
on the practice field? to be the most vicious
tackler on the squad? to believe in God?
If that's being sissy then thank God for SissieS
-. Because sissies are the timber from which
champions are fashioned" BY Howard Brodie, AP
NewSfeatureS.
Evening star., 1961-07-15

SUITLAND IS Swami
HnrIRERT TYsbHIT. HTnd sMiIr,.,., M
Gas. a.m.-Church School
11:00-Morning Worship (Nnrseryl
Evening star., 1961-07-15
OUR RELIGIONS
Bible Passage Supports Equality
BY DIR. CARLYLE ADAMS

- Question: SIS the saying in our Constitution all
ren are created equal Biblical expression based
On Interpretation from the Bible? Can you quote
the passage?"
. Answer: The quotation from the Constitution is
not out of the Bible Probably it had its early origin
Evening star., 1961-07-15

in September. q court spokes-
man said.
GEM, which speciAlizes in
discount sales, opened . branch
store near Rockville earlier
this year.
Evening star., 1961-07-15
Pope's Plea Appeals
To Honor and Dignity

VATICAN CITY July Is (AP).-The major social
ecyclica by Pope John XIII anayzes in detail the
worlds major worries but it is essentially appeal to honor
and the dignity Of man.
document longest in the churchs history
the full spectrum Of 10th century social and economic
Evening star., 1961-02-25
AUsTTN.HEALEY .sOi ne 5Iana-
nssSE; syE; ssSS1sni oa1 g: s225S JACK All IaS RhY

BUICK so Special 4-dr. ssdan;
excel sops.. ssoopnss.. low milsast seAS.
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FIAT 80 "l2O0"; take over paw
ments for 5000 or older car. Ho.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

Chevrolet -Corvalr-Coryette
| Columbia Pike and 3. 0lebe Rd.
PLYMOUTH '55 4-dF.; auto., Q
cyl, r. and b., Wv. tires: ex.
taxi; excel. sond.; SLY. pB: g.
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CHEW. SO Biscayne V-e 4-dr.
excel. cond.; low mileage; 9. shift
$I.l95. Ju. 6-0s49. after 5 pm
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THUNDERBrRD SO

FHUNDERBTRD 80; No. 560-7A: :.
and b.. cruiseomatie, power win.
dows. power brakes. power steer:
ing, power seat, Wv. tires; all
vynl red and white interior, raven
black finish; 30-day Monroadablo
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sSGESfNsFoSME SsSS SfNsslEFSS n dsHoppAisd 1i4HsS en-.
PLYM0UTM, '55 BeivedeFe sport
coupe; Z and D., oyerdriye, aiE
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Oln1Stead

EST. oLps. DEALER SINCE 1895
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. "a. 7.e400
DE SOTO '60 2-dr. hdtp. Adven-
tureT; all power equip, Wv. tires:
peri. eond. RA. 0-7271.
DE SOTO '54 Firedome YES 4-dr.
sed.; z and h.. tofeuetlite, p1.;
cCCd only 1000 Se.t mi; M; ewne5 5sds dSsaus'
Evening star., 1961-02-25
MONROE
FORD
1887 East-West Hwy, o. g., Nd.
Ju. 6.79O0

1877 EaSt-WeSt Hwy, 3. g., Nd.
JU. 6-7600
TRIUMPH '63 Mayflower; perfect
run. order; new tires, battery;
5000 or best offer. Wo. 6-2sfe.
VAUXHALL '58 4-door; blue. clean:
S595, Sl00 down. BELL MOTORS
6111 Wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000.
VOLKsWAGEN 1865: new Ship-
ment. all models and colQgo: tms
med. delivery: 81 .606, full price;
as low as $i0b down. bank IL
nanctng: trade or terms.
JACK 0ELLER
1926 Conn. Ave. NV. En-. 2-eSe0
VOLKsWAGEN, go powder blue, 2.
and h. Like new. Must sell. 81 ,3o5
or best offer. HE. 9-4075.
VOLKSWAGEN sedan '5s; blue,
new tires: excel. cond.: $3.50 or
best offer. Call Ii. 6-6553.
VOLKSWAGEN '5S blue sedan;
Wv. tires. radio, gas gauge and
many other accessories: excellent
cond: $1,000. JE. 4-0o10.
VOLKSWAGEN '59 2-door; very
clean; SI,IT5, 5000 down. BELL
MOTORS. 5111 Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
$500.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

CHEW. station waeon '53 0-pas-
Sss.onasE: Sssaasa; sEsrlsosLI 81 0gsTEss!slas gsTsss s0nd.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

7035 CARROLL AVE, 10. $1,000
FORD '53 Victoria hardtop: excel
eond.i $500. WI. $500.
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FOkD 80 4-df. sedan; 5000 con-
al.iOn. ATE Attractive. Best offsF. Can
Evening star., 1961-02-25

PLYMOUTH '57 VS. BelVedefe;
Hst nasSnasIsi aasTif,ssss. ss RR "a 0s.7s5ss. s. tires;
Evening star., 1961-02-25

JAGUAR 1860 xKI5O conv.; red
with black; overdriye. fully equip.
W0. 6-72b6 week ends; Do.
3.4272 weekdays.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

FIAT go "iI00" 4-door; $500
MQrQRS, 5111 Wis. ave. NV,
Evening star., 1961-02-25

PLYMoUTH IS BeiVsdeTs Sta.
Sason; z-dr. sEEttes. tTaEas., ssEGH Z; snd
Evening star., 1961-02-25

BUICK '5l 2-dr hardtop super; :,
Mst. aSS q; hs;,,.r Nv IA ssss;7 Ess7sS ssSood sond''
Evening star., 1961-02-25
AUT0MOBILES FoR SALE
FORD go

7OaS carroll Ave. 10. $1,000
FORD 80 VS.; auto. trans. p.E.,
PiSs snow tires. Must sen. ov. J.
@970.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
" N!Ln0C N1AICVAUAel

T7xb WINc0nNIn AVE-.
~. ssssssssa etssSn chew chaossa, y. 4I.,s
HI 'SEoiS y rsE osrFs. E 'SEEAilsfTSs NY
Evening star., 1961-02-25
PONTIAC '55

PoNTIlLA,C Il.,s ,eo ,z:dr; ..rl. hla.rdtcgi ~ aiI
SIo6D 70 lPoNTiAc. zssi Conn. m. ave. sSs
PONTIAC '55 hardtop; auto. trans
good clean car; $3.50; private
PONTIAC go Bonneville conv.,
strsiGht stick. bucket seat. beaut
black finish: fully guar: s2,b95
STANDARD PONTIAC
24eQ cHMLuM RD.. AP. 7.712G
Evening star., 1961-02-25
S888

WILL FINANCE TO Your BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
4Oa Is TlSEE!SsRs SESRs AZ SANE nE totArsfo5ss Il rsfSo5ss04
Open Daily o I'll 0 sun. . Iii A
Evening star., 1961-02-25
AUH0M0BTLES FOR SAFE
fcoNTlNUeDI

CHRyY 'B7 hnrdtop: VS. power
E-W tires. "a, 2.43l0.
CMER. s55 Bel Air h.t., :. and h.,
powefglide. owner. low MI, snow
tires: iS: well kept; so7b. WE.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
rRusT MoTEs bon SALE

ron SALE. ist mortg. notes on Nd.
pMsymsnss: pay L pd. 81 ii; Before @stIT::
mortes. are for $1,000. none over
$500. Makers are hiRh Gov.
: enps, with IS % more years serv.
notes. Yoa nav S1bansss buy cns g OF nqS5rs mofs
notes. each By Q different maker.
Boz z9.T, Star.
fHRKE end TRUST NOTES, excel-
lent makers. RA. 6.2117.
Z 2nd TRUST S2.773.ss, payable
is mos. J. ". cALIANDRo, 10.
S-e0o3 or WI, 6.3247,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ALPINE 1854

sunbeam eonvsrtibie. u. e-oaeB.
AUsTTN-HEAL9Y sQ0 sprite: white.
MOTORS Bill Wis. ave. nv.
WO. 6-6D00.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

CIV. 700 Impala 2-door hardtopi
SSits sinish eesI WITH ssd si-hsi. III. WEEK week
end special: S2,ioB.
STANDARD PONTIAC
sssG SNHEo5%gNs lhaoitrHso lhEoi Al Ie;1IssS eEs'
Evening star., 1961-02-25

caEyasoLEE W 70 .Sl a.dr.; soy:FEIIissssi ssi
eau co. 10000.
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CHEVROLET ,s7

1-door 6-passenger VS. station
Wagon, automatic, radio, heater,
n.y. tires, tHreuoise and white
1i:h a sSmRslssslS cT.IEins sIsss 'hrouSh
Evening star., 1961-02-25
AUTOMOBILE FeR SALE

PONTIAC 80 Catalina sedan; 49,.
900 actual miles. Many extras,
S1,6O0 or best offer. Ii. T-0023.
PONTIAC "a ''s" station Waeon a
$3g5. OWNER. 2Ii2 37th 81. NV.
PONTIAC 1854 ChIeftain station
WAGON; hydra. r. and h.. p.b.,
JHa Jns s.ss1io .sInei needs valve lob; s2sS.
PONTIAC '53: runs well. =. and h.,
goQd tires, clean throughout, new
battery: SIs5. JU. 9.l37e.
PONTIAC SO Catalina l-dooF
herdton: power steering, factory
air; S096, S125 down. BELL
MSToRS 5111 Wis. ave. n.Ws
MO. 6.e900.
PONTIAC $50 Bonneville e-doof
hardtop; white, fully equipped: !:
exceptional car, must he Geen:
S2,095. 20. 2-2721.
PONTIAC 1888 4-dr.; one owner
since new; $500. FLOOD POM
IlAc, 1921 Conn. ave-
PONTIAC 80 2-door: straisht shift;
c5o1ass.. c51s. az. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
PONTIAC '55 hdtp.: black and red
pLsteeTing and brakes, GOOD tires:
$40. RA. $3.50.
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CHEV. .5e pelFay blask 4-df.:
owner: $3.50. EL. 0-3266.
CHEvROLRF '57 "2iO" V.e 2.
deer: iyory sna psaTl finish. t..s ..s sutc- e
troster. S7Q6.
Chew Chase Chevrolet
Evening star., 1961-02-25

CHky. 'ss 4-dr.; e-eyls stsnd.
sSI1ds; sand;;. sassSs &c o. e siIiZza ERLi peri.
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REAL EsTAfE LOANS

COMPARE Our End Tr. Repayments
S1,O00-sSlO $1,000 $50
$2,00O--S2O SI0,0OO--S10O
\ SS.000--S3O S25.O0O--S25O
Roy Hansen Enterprises, "a. 4-3300
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DIETS b
End trust. AMERICAN MORT.
GAGE u INVEST. CO., 3I0
Southern Bldg. MA 8-333li ims
mediate service, 10 20 4:3O pm.
Monty 2na TRUsT-W0 VIII buy
End trust notes. b. c.. nearby Nd.
or Va: reas. rates. NAT1ONAL
MORTGAGE b INVEST. CORR !.
1919 N. y. ave. NV, Ma. 6.Be33.
fLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, lst
ana 2nd trusts. M!kRSEAII1E
End TRUeTS-Top spot cashI No
red tapei No applieationl Just
phone taete, IN give angwefi Nd.
Va, D: G. nay cf eve, WI. 6-6le2.
SIS CASH SIS
II you're q qualified homeovnsr,
you can get the necessary cash 70
consolidate your debts, improve
your home and make repairs.
DON'T DELAY, CALL NOW. Mr..
HERMAN, RA. 3-3440. RA. 3
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CHEv. $50 conV.; auto. trans. new
Wv tires. excel. cond., except will
need new top next spring. S7OO
or make offer. OIL. 2.z616,
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CHEVROLET '56

VS. 9-passeneer 4.door station
crsinsl SIas Gsnd IaSiS WSis: fiSasil iinish
Wv. tires, ideal for large family,
This car Is AL, mechanically and
and In appearance; must see and
dSive to. appreciate.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
CHEvROLET '6O

SSssls S:ss:, SE;s s snd dsSSSs as; tns! StHHi's rs:
81, ,005
WILL yIlsANcE 10 YoUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC a
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WATERFRONT pRop. RENT
FLORIDA pRopfRrY
sEAsN0RE PROPERTY
MONEY WAITED

MONEY WANTED for woFkins
capital to $4,000. highest return
ss on inyestment. BOX 364.T. star.
!, end Trust MONEY desired on
= newly completed Garden type apt.
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CADILLAC 80

Coupe dc vile: fully uovered In.
This sheiis6iue beauty was re.
Gently traded By prominent local
business executive.
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AUH0MosILEs ron SALE
IOLDs $50 "ess 4-door hardtop:
fun power. good eond.i $2.095.
TAKOMA FORD

7035 CARROLL AVE. Ju. $1,000
OLDs. 80 4-df.: full power, factory
install All ar conditioner. S2,20o-
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ROSENTHAL

wagon: fully equipped VS.: low
mileage and IN excellent condi.
tt0n: 3B8b. 81
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PONTIAC

900 nj A sensational value. only
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Hill e Sanders

Metropolitan Washington's
Oldest Ford pealership
1880 viers Mn r.; Wheaton. Nd.
OPEN SUNDAY ~ to 4 Pm.
fLYHfOUTH '5I black 4-dr.; Z. and
h. gcod condition. Can UN.
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ETAKOMA FORD

70s5 CARROLL AVE. ~. $1,000
FORD $50 Fairiane Fordor; auto.
Special, s4Sb. LEE b. BUffLER.
1121 21st ct. NV. FE. 7-3246.
FORD 80: private OWNER: 800.
Call between 8 and 8 pm, LU.
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AUf0M0RILES bon SALE

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Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07
VIEW Aux, Chicks
Celebrate July 4th

continued from page one)
non, and sister Nell Montgomery
visited the Milford Public Library
and presented five flags of our
country and a framed copy of the
Declaration of Independence, Miss
Edith Simpson accepted the gift on
behalf of the library. The flags pre-
scented were: The Union Jack Flag.
The Betsy Ross Flag, The Star
Spangled Banner Flag us stars) !;
The Civil War Flag GA stars); The
so Star Flag now the last and Off
cial flag.
Later during the evening the
group visited Mamie Leverage and
presented to her a so star flag.
The girls taking part in these
events were: Martha Montgomery,
president of the unit; Doreen La
fontaine. Immediate past president,
Stephanie Zenkak, Jackie Hugg,
Janet Henderlong, and Loren Nc
Colley.
On the fourth of July, 100 pledge
allegiance cards were taken to the
Milford Hospital and to JEWELS
Nursing Home. rs American flags
were given to the patients in the
Milford Memorial Hospital and z
large flags to the children in the
children's ward of the Milford Hos
pital.
Please Remember: 1t is good to
be an American. Show it by flying
the flag.