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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-21

MT. ZION, July 20-Mt. Zion
Baptist Church will observe its
annual homecoming. August 6.
Revival services will begin Mon
day August at 8 pm. and con-
tinue through Friday. The pastor,
the Rev. J. R. Hodges joins the
membership in extending well
come to former m m b S.
neighboring churches and other
friends to all of these services.
The Rev. T. Lee Richardson.
of Richmond, will conduct the
services. Guests speakers and
other visitors will participate in
the homecoming service at
which time the new Sunday
School building will be ded-
icated.
Mrs. C. D. Keller, Brenda and
Lynn. Mrs. Robert E. Bryant
and Mark, all of Richmond,
were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Jones.
Miss Therese de Lorme has
returned to her home in Grand
Rapids, Mimi, after spending
her vacation in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Jones.
Mrs. Mary Merck and her
granddaughter, Sandra Brandt,
of Seneca. S. c.. arrived last
Thursday to spend some time
with Mrs. Merck's father. A.
H. Martin. and other relatives
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-21

PROSPECT, July 20 - The
Rev. Glenn Hatfield. of Brook
neal. will conduct revival serv-
ices at Glenn Memorial Baptist
Church beginning Sunday. July
%. at 8 pm. and ending Friday
night, July %.
Mrs. Eileene Davis, of Wash
ington, was week end guest of
Miss Lizzie Young. and attended
the Coleman-Glenn wedding.
Specialist John w. johnson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John A..
johnson. left Tuesday for a tour
of army duty in Africa. His wife
and boys are residing on Long
wood avenue in Farmville.
Linda Gillian and Ann Jen-
kins were recent week end
guests of Dorothea Mae Johnson
and attended her birthday party.
Charter Wells, Jr.. student sup
ply, and James F. johnson. rep
reSentatives of Davis Memorial
Presbyterian Church, attended
the summer meeting of Appomat-
tox Presbytery at Berry Hill
Presbyterian Church at South
Boston, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary D. Rucker, of Madi-
son Heights, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Scott.
Mrs. Mamie Booker has return
ed home after spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. Alice
M. Straw. of Brookneal.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. F.. Gillian and
daughter. Brenda, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Gillian and family, OF
Lynchburg. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Jamie johnson, Sunday.
Week end guests of Mrs. J. H.
Young were Mrs. D. Richard
Bradley. of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Newsome, Of Airing
ton. and Billy Young. Of Rich
Evening star., 1961-01-29
Who's a
gourmet?
Shell HsVshorn

York City. This is gastronomic
United Nations offering 1000 foreign
foods plus 800 varieties of cheese
from every cheese-producing nation
of the world. Here one may browse
for delicacies ranging from stuffed
grape leaves from Greece to wild rose
hip syrup from Sweden, to French
partridge stuffed with goose liver, to
Vermont maple syrup to Boysenberry
jam from Portland.
But who is a gourmet? No clear
portrait has yet been drawn. One Pur-
veyor of fine foods, Max Reese of
Reese Finer Foods, Chicago, figures
that the average gourmet customer is
between 40 and SIS years old with an
income of $500 and over. Occupa-
ton may be anything. One point the
customers do seem to have in COM
mon - they prefer to entertain at
home with cocktail parties, little din
ners or backyard barbecues. And for
the most part these fancy food shop
pers do their own cooking.
Pioneer in foncy foods
Glamour groceries are nothing new
in the United States, having been
known here since 1881. That was the
year Samuel S. Pierce opened his
grocery at Court and fremont Streets
in young Boston. Now for l30 years,
into six generations, this firm has been
supplying the tables of Boston's best
families. Today vast number of S. S.
Pierce items are sold wholesale nation.
ally. In the beginning this store sent
dauntless agents to explore the earth
for delicacies unusual and different.
Their buyers still travel to far places
in search of the unusual. But they are
not alone. At the First Annual Danish
Food Fair in Aalborg, North Jutland,
last June we met food buyers from as
many as 30 United States cities.
The gourmet food lure has de-
cided do-it-yourself aspect. Women
are taking the opulent, mouthwater-
ing foods of many nations to make the
dishes which have occupied the great
chefs throughout the ages. Good food
has become principle ofthe American
way of life. - The End
Evening star., 1961-01-29

Cheese sauce? In the box. Potatoes sliced just right
for cooking? In the box. Everything's in the
package but water and dab of butter. minute
to make, 80 to bake. All, smell that bubbling aged
Cheddar sauce-a special Betty Crocker creation.
Only Betty Crocker brings you
this fresh potato fGvor IN boz
The Nome nugget., 1961-04-21
Actor Gary Cooper Gravcly HI with Cancer

HOLLYWOOD R - Sources close to Gary Cooper say the vet eran film star is gravely i'll with cancer - and knows il.
 The word followed an an nouneement by a family spokes- man Wednesday that the lanky, laeonie actor is critically ill.
 Cooper, who will be 60 on May 2, is confined to his Bel-Air home.
 The onetime Montana cowboy has starred in 70 pictures, win ming Oscars as the World War I hero in 1941's Sergeant York" and as the duty-bound sheriff in 1952's High Noon"
 Speculation about his physical condition had heightened since the annual Academy Awards cere- monies Monday night. Fellow star James Stewart accepted a special honorary award for Cooper and, addressing him directly into the television camera, nearly broke into tears as he spoke words of tribute.
The Nome nugget., 1961-04-21
SOVIET EMBASSY SHATTERED WITH EGGS

WASHINGTON jR - The Soviet Embassy was splattered with eggs yesterday as anti-Castro pickets marched near 1t and in front of the White House.
 Police said they did not know who hurled the eggs.
 Capt. John l.. Sullivan of the Special Investigations Squad said a patrolman assigned to the en- bassy front was on school cross ing duty at the time. Another patrolman stationed at the rear of the embassy was not in posi- ton to witness the egg tossing, Sullivan said.
The Nome nugget., 1961-04-21
Expense Accounts
 Bun High in Alaska

SEATTLE lR "There are very few people who don't take a drink before dinner, particu- larly in Alaska" Seattle Port Commissioner C. H. Carlander said yesterday in explaining SIP a-plate dinner in Ketchikan.
 Carlander's remarks were made at a state auditors investigation of the Port of Seattle. There has been emphasis on expense account items.
 Items questioned by examiners included $54.17 for breakfast for the Wenatchee, Wn,. Apple Queens Court, $455.22 for a din- her in the Davenport Hotel in Spokane, $86 for cigarette light CTS ordered from Tokyo and a $379.15 dinner for 31 shippers in Ketchikan.
 Alaskan food prices are much higher than here," said Garland CT. "This is the usual dinner that you go to in Alaska. I assume there were some drinks on the bill"
 All the items were explained by port commissioners as trade promotion expenses.
The Nome nugget., 1961-04-21
House Okays Legislation For Men to Retire af @

WASHINGTON lR - The House Wednesday passed President Ken nedy's legislation to let men re- tire al 62 and otherwise to broad ea the Social Security System. The vote was 399-l4.
 A few minutes earlier, the House had turned down a Republi- can substitute that would have omitted the optional early retire ment sought by Kennedy as one means of helping persons long unemployed
 The bill now goes to the Senate.
 The Republican substitute re- jected by the House would have omitted the early retirement fea- ture, but included others, includ- ing addition of about two million persons 72 or older who do not now qualify for Social Security retirement.
The Nome nugget., 1961-04-21
Nixon Finds Very Little Interest in JFK's Program

WASHINGTON lP - Richard M Nixon said Thursday he finds "a great deal of popular support for President Kennedy as an in diVidual. But he said he finds ''very little interest in and virtu- ally no support for his program" 7"
 The former Vice President told a news conference he believes there is little support flor a pro- gram as far to the left as the Kennedy Economic Program"
 Nixon, narrowly defeated by Kennedy for the Presidency in last November's election, declined to grade the first 90 days of the new Democratic Administration, but said he would do so in cross country speaking tour starting next month.
 With a smile, he said that Ken nedy had said during the cam paign that "he inteded to do a great deal in the first 90 days. l think it's not quite fair to hold him to 90 days. He ought to oe given 10 more days"
The Nome nugget., 1961-04-21
Sat. Alvin York Settles S25.000
 Tax Claim With U. s. Government

WASHINGTON lR - The gov- ernment has settled officially it's $25,O00 tax claim against Sgt. Alvin York, World War l Medal of Honor winner.
 The amount, raised by public subscription, was turned over to Internal Revenue Commissioner Mortimer c. Caplin Wednesday by Rep. Joe L. Evins, O-Tenn0.
 Evins, York's Congressman, was treasurer of the Help Sergeant York Committee" which raised the money. The claim was based on income York received for a book and motion picture based on his life.
The Nome nugget., 1961-04-21
pr. Finch and Carol Tregoff
 Begin Serving Life Sentences

LOS ANGELES tR - County jail today was without two of it's most celebrated inmates Dr. R. Bernard Finch and his red- haired mistress Carol Tregoff.
 The pair, convicted of the ann bush murder of the once wealthy doctors wife, Barbara, yesterday were taken separately to begin serving life sentences.
 Finch, 43, went to the Califor- mia Institute for Men at Chino. Miss Tregoff, "A, was driven to the California Institution for Women at Corona.
 They will be eligible for parole in seven years.
The Nome nugget., 1961-04-21

Gov. William A. Egan has pro- claimed April Is through 30, Prepare for Visitors time. Your Alaska Division of Tourism re- minds you to prepare your lawns, your homes, your stores, so that every 1861 visitor will send 10 of his friends to Alaska next year.
The Nome nugget., 1961-04-21
Better Business Bureau Warns Of Misleading Job Offerings

SEATTLE tR - The Seattle Better Business Bureau warned today about misleading articles and advertisements offering job opportunities in Alaska for a fee.
 Frank J. Zeorlin, general man. ager of the bureau here, said c. B. Johnson, Alaska Commissioner of Labor, has informed him there is little opportunity of job ap- plicants from outside Alaska.
 Most work needs will be met by Alaskans, Johnson said. John son suggested newcomers possess a minimum of $500 and a return transportation ticket.
The Nome nugget., 1961-04-21

Tillie Drake. former resident who is hospitalized in Anchorage, is reported off the critical list, her friends will be glad to know.
The Nome nugget., 1961-04-21

SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
The Nome nugget., 1961-04-21

State of Alaska ~ ~ Second Judiciary District Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day April and hereby certify that officer director
 GEORGE E. BELL. My commission expires November 22 1864 Notary Public
Evening star., 1961-01-19

yirst offering on this 2.year-old
spiit-leyel: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
ku0tty-pina rec. rm.: many extras.
pARSAaoUlsT Ana sS6s sZIES. s2ilss.'isA ia. s.,soo
Evening star., 1961-01-19
I tcoNrlhuEp)

CeLEEoB PARK AREA-yust eif
6edrmAs., Is spssiuaa Nursery 1uanal's ana ! fun faii
porch. full bsmt. with rumpus
room and work shop. Hot water
heat, 'l26xl25-ft., lot and 2-car
gar: only $1S.e50. Fla. GI or
ccnventional terms.
6yATTsvyLLE - Prime location
xasppsd vS iSSSnG%z ssolm 1indow. sEass niTs f:
With disposal and new refgr. Sep.
din: fnl., twin-Size bedrms. and
tile bath, full rec. type bsmt., level
3ence9 lot. 4 good value ct
VETS-LOoK!i Only $500 down
and payments In low sos for An
,sfissd sad hss sSoppIna near r &. nns
kit, full bsmt. and man9 bonus
extras. Cell today. F-
IT TAKKg A HEAP OF LIVING to
make house o home. Upon in
epection. Of this sparkling 3-bed-
rm. brick frame and stone home,
Es believe you viii agree. Taste
fully decorated interior with Gus
ticSils new wsii-to-wail all carpet P
ing IN liy. rm., din. rm. and hail.
Pc luxe elec. KIT. semi. finished
bsmt., ideal Woodlawn location:
$l6.500; liberal FLA down pay.
ment.
THANK you for reading our ads.
Service is our business, may We,
serve you. =
FRINGE oEoReEs PROP. NC.
Evening star., 1961-01-19
BUTLER REALTY CO.
AP. 7.3R70

IDEAL RETIREMENT HOME-2
bedrooms. oil h.-w.h.. storm win
ssrase. vacant. No beauty. but but
substsntisi: only $3.50: $3.50 dn.
Trades considered. RE. 6-6S64;
FELLOWS REALTY 49,
Evening star., 1961-01-19

FIRST AD--Here's Q new onsl On
Ssdrooms. sls BATHS. kitchen win
lots OF eupboards and built-in
breakfast nook, separate dinins
room; rec. room, porch: Notttne-
ham-Yorktown-et. Agnes; for the
larger family with need for more
than-average room: S26. 800. HOL-
LEY REALTY: blss Lee Hwy.
Evening star., 1961-01-19
NevsEs FoR sRLE-Mn. HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
RTVRRnkT.R

RIvERDALH
Close to pkwy... shopping, eehls. ens
transp 3-bedrm. bungalow, leve
shaded lot wLoff-st. parkipe. Onl,
$3.50 dn.: Ss6 total mo. pymts
Quick possession.
LANHAM
Neat and clean raEnb. on Ige. leve.
lot. Liv. rm. W/firepl., sep. fam.
ily-size din. .rra., eQuip. git. "
table space; bsmt., gar. S15,3OO
assume loan VINO red tape.
CHEvERLY
You can move tomorrow Int thii
immac. 3-bedrm. brk. Cape Cod
2 tile baths, fafnily-sige din. rn.
equip. kit. bsmt. and gar. y21..
500. Convenient termss
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUgE OF HOMES"
UN. 4.1166
SEABROOK-LEe. 3-bedrm, brict
ramb., finished bsmt., lRe. elec
kit: $17,500; G1 no money dn
SLIGO PARK AREA-Ideai 3-bed-
rm., lIa-bath brick Colonial;
walk-out bsmt. with dazzling rec
PICTURE BOOK SETTING"
Step down from screened porch "a
huge flaestone patio surrounded
by flowering shrubs and .treed
W. j. NICHOLAS HE. 4.l00G
Evening star., 1961-01-19
COLLEGE PARK

N~A~S9ANs6 = &A4t4A
Spacious living Is yours when
you move into this lovely
suburban brick rambler ON
expertly handicapped lot;
driyewsy to gear hEick ga
rage: huge concrete and
prick patio wffifepl: price
includes Wv. earpeting and,
6rapes: lse. liy. rm. and din.
en-. huge all-elec. kit, w
bkfst. bar. 3 tVin-sised bed
rms, "a baths, lge. walk-iu
cedar lined closet: com-
pletely finished bsmt.; and
must b seen with its many
features; firepls. in liv. rm.
snn rec. rm.: values galore.
Evening star., 1961-01-19
C0TTTGF PIpry-r.,.,---;

COLLEGE PARK-Brk, Coioniai.
bedrms.. fireplace, sep. din. Tm.
fuL bsmt.. attractive corner lot
g olks; from everything. FHA
JOHN q HUaHEs Gso co. VA. WW1Hs%:1t; s.oSec
D. c. LINE-Exceiient home, 4
yrs. old; 4 hedrms,, 2. baths. rec.
or eonyentionsi. Mup6p RAJ, RAJ
TIAsJE Co. HE. $500, LU.
4-4SS2.
DE LUXE RAAlBLKRS-22-ft Iiy
fm.. neeutiful eatinR-space Kit.
master bedrmss DAYLIGHT bsmt.
etfeets.. earbs, sidewalks: off.
street parking. only $I4,e50. S95(
yoaN ysaii saanyHiHps1Ihss q! Hpdass CO. WA. 7.ossc
1SAs'IrMEs,,;1,caps S.s'II,L E, Cod. with s
feneed yard. For lust $500 down
na assume loan with payments
Rssitcr. zP. 7-7S0o. oi Co.,
GREEN MEADOWs-6 rooms. ainm
storm windows. fully insul.: fenced
I'd, faces park: mr.. p. O.. Plaza,
BUS, schools: . lot Of house for
yl2;500. $500 down. JOHN II.
JOHNSON. HA. 2-l5I5.
GREEN MEADOWS, across from
Ager Rd. Methodist Church, zoos
kittenhouse - Open for inspee-
tfon Jan. 20. Bunealov, 6ed-
rooms dn.: knotty-pine bedrm.,
UP: recreation rm. in bsmt,: wood
burning 1fireplaee; PHA approved,
SI2;5So' $500 down; newly dec
a. ssTAN1.EY MoREAu WA. 7-7sss
MAMPsMERE KNOLLg-s600 down
viii buy this BRICK RAAaBLER
with. full bsmt., side screened
ssis sHs5isa ,EDz1 ssslESaz = Iss rsssfSos;
HUGH r. PECK. ReaikoF. M. a.
100. List with as. for results.
HLLslDE-s295 down incl. settls-
naent:. 2 bedfpss., Nv. Ym.. din.
Y1.,- KIT, hgFat. With rented
sep. apt. upstairs, paying $50 per
mo. Assume present financing.
GT. 5000
Evening star., 1961-01-19
SPARKLING

In AL cond. throughout, beauti-
fully finished Isa. Ess,.r rec r iIv II Ssmt nd.
scaped and fenced yard, solid brick
construction: 2 bedrms. and bath
on lst floor; expandable attic
suitable for 2 extre-large bedrms
Immed. occupancy to qualified
purchasers. Only $16,500, with
$3.50 down, $S6.02 per mo. plus
taxes. You won't be disappointed
see 1t today.
Evening star., 1961-01-19
WAREHOUSES for RENT

ALEx.-For rent: light industria
ftofsos It. or more; more; tirepfoof; lott
doors; suit. for shops. distribu'
tors, mfgrs., warehouses, etc
Parking area; rear. 1890. Duke
st. with heat, cleo. toilets
COMMONWEALTH REALTY. KI
$4,000.
ALEX.-S,000 and 10000 SO Fr
WAREHOUSES, .brand-new; PARK
ing, loading docks. ia. 2-4477.
KENSlNGTON or Silver Spring.,
aVe have several warehouses avail,
able ranging from 800 to 1o,00t
So. It Reas. rent. For details
call Mr.. Thompson, Ju. S.S34f
ewes. OIL. 2-6502. c M. MAR
STELLER, Realtor
KENSINGTON-6Ox120 It. ware.
house now avail. 12-ft. overhead
door; under priced at 81 per so
IT, per year. For details call Mr.
Thompson, JU. S-S344; ewes, OIL
2-65O2. C. M. MARSTELLER
REALToR.
MODERN BUILDINGS for warehous;
ing and industrial use; designed
Seisss Sc Gs-cGst n conSensnt a
now available. One 900 ft;
Teiephone Pee Sneo uN. T." T. -Sno3 for fPi infors.
nation. Brokers invited,
5000 SO. FIT. being built now;
close-in Silver Spring; smaller OF
larger areas II desired: office space
avail. Phone MR.. COAKLEY, JU
cpsSO nrnkarc invifad
Evening star., 1961-01-19
PALERMO q 70

wa. 7-ssss WA. 7-7900
TAKOMA PARK-E bedrms., full
bsmt, nice trees. nice lot: brand
Only $500 dn. LITTLE AssocI.
ATES. Rltrs. JU. $4,000 till Q.
TAKOMA PARK - Exceptionally
nice. 3.bedrm., brick Colonial fea-
sqssi spG orsly lsD lot sds ws Tee, 5S pSFss
HUGH T. PECK. Realtor, HE. T.
1900. List with us for results.
UNIVERSITY RARK-unusually ct.
stS trss; ss sRiCK az SAMBLsR lsIal.
rrn.: nr. st. Marks school: priced
% sen. HUGH +. PECK, Realtor,
Evening star., 1961-01-19
CONVENIENT

/ block to school. . blocks from
the park, 1 block to transp., wall
to shops; Q truly clean, 2-story
brick Colonial with full hsmt,. and
Anchor fenced yard: 8 bedrms
and bath, sep. din. rn., modern
kit, large scr. porch. rec. rm. In
bsmt. Recently decorated through.
out. Priced, $16.950 with 500
down and S95.6S per mo. plus
Evening star., 1961-01-19
HICKS

ARLINGTON, NORTH-Less
than $1,000 down and low
monthly payments will move
your family into this dar.
ling white brick rambler
with q prestige address in
the country club area. There
are 3 nice bedrms., large
liv. I'm. with brk. firepl,
wall. din. ell and breakfast
bar in the mod. kitchen:
privacy and plenty Of play
area in the nicely land.
scaped yard. It's vacant and
newly decorated. Call today
and move tomorrow. THE
D A r B Y CO., Exclusive
Agents. ia. 6-9393: ewes,
Evening star., 1961-01-19
PRIVATE PARK

Wooded lot backs UP to woodland
which can never be built on, Pret.
County 3 bedrooms. Q fireplaces
q rec. room q Ia Hollywood.
Kitchen to drool over. All this,
screened porch, and extras galore
for only Sle.750. HoLLEY. REAL.
TY, Sls3 Lee hwy, Arl., KE
$3.50.
Evening star., 1961-01-19

Full priee $S.950 for this
close in and cheap O-rm,
Colonial on corner lot; fea.
lures full bsmt,, gas h'-yh.,
. osdrns;; porch: near fine
public and perochial schools:
vacant for fast possession:
attractive terms:
Evening star., 1961-01-19

REALTY, IA. 4-0023.
Fairfax-Sale or Rent
(No,. I)-3-bedrm. brick bi-ievel, 2
baths: M-aere lot: Westchestei
tNo. 2j-S-bsdrm. rambler; West.
more subdtv. CR. 3-1033. CR. g.
FAIRFAX T0WN-8-yf.- .-oid Spiit-
Level; sheltered By tall oaks: 25
dogwood trees; bedrms., 2H
baths. washer and dryer, carport,
$500 down. SIS. 1850, 4hss loan
with mo. payments Of $f2S that
can be assumed. LYNN REALTY.
JE. 2.940O or JE. 2-6729.
baths. din. rm.. brisSt mod. fit..
with eating space, dishwasher.
disp., scr. pch., Anchor-fenced
level lot with trees: 8 blks. from
y; james. shop. and bus: $4,000.
EHA $500 down. JE. 2-3636.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-s b.r., +. b.;
1saese rsa s1ss oHsak: aSs a a. e. 4ssTa DssTs
FALLS CHURCH (Pimmit Hiils)-
$le5 down incl. settlement: g.
bedrm. rambler with patio: va
financing. 81. 3-5ss0.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Very at
traettve brick. Colonial in o pic
turesaue setting Of large trees
and abundantly Handicapped yard.
3 bedrooms, ~ baths, step-down
living room. Kitchen with table
space, glassed-in den, full base
msnt with garage. alumiHum
ssIssi screens ,.sl, snd doors with glass
:Sns.I :sSrM isc.s scm. Tns p4s rss.pab. .sss sgS
day. Csii JE. S.ssso. JOSEPH W.
sEAY COMPANY, Realtors. lis
west Broad street. Fails Church,
Virginia.
FALLS CHURCH-Assume 4hrs
loan on this wonderfully kept s.
bedroom brick rambler. located In
finest area. near schools, shop
ping and Transportation, Features
easy-care kitchen with dishwasher
and disposal, fireplace In living
room, fenced yard. patio. Storm
doors and windows included In
full price OF only S16.500. Better
hurry! Call IA. $4,000. BETTER
HOMES REALTY, INCs REAL
FALLS CHURCH. S26,750--4 bed
rms, 2ils baths, 2S-ft. liv. Ym..
firepl., din. rm;. equip. hit, l6-ft;
paneled rm., " bath; End H., 4
bedrms.. . baths: bsn1t.. scr. porch,
oil h..w. heat: garsEe; lot 75y26o;
$4,000 cash, tsrms. Immedtsts
sitor. JE. 2-s2Sa, JE. s-lss4.
FALLS CHURCH-S296 down incl.
settlement: 3.bedrm.. brick ram.
bier. Assume present financing.
vacant yHsSns' immsd. occupancy sT'
FALLS CMURCH; S40O down. $50
month-3-bedTm. rambler; choice
MMRkS hIssi e aEairY IHzi rsYfu'0'; IA. afts fat.sSaso
FIRST AD--Here's Q new onsl On
market lees than Q week: Four
bedrooms. 21s baths. kitchen with
lots OF eupboards and built-in
breakfast nook, separate dinins
room; rec: room, porch: NottinS-
isrGsr 1smily With nsss sss tS fS5 ,SSs- n.
LEY REALTY. 6iS3 Lee Hwy.
Arl.. KE. 8-5350.
FIRST y, At TIE 0FEEHE93IA l 13,z !,,S dSsllish.- e
AuA CASHh S9pG NVu WIN luAk 1A1N-
ment boasting o huge dormitorg
bedrm. plus z other bedrfns. Res
decorated inside and out and situ-
ated on h-aere lot. chain link
fenced yard. storm windows and
doors. 4hss first trust can be
assumed A real buy for Si4,950;
doin't wait, dial now, days WE.
$4,000: ewes. JE. 2.l1s5. BETTER
HOMES REALTY. INC. Realtors.
GO AHEAD
Try 70 find more for your money.
We think this Is hard to beat. A
4.aere lot Is the setting for this
3-bedroom rambler. Will be COM
pletely redeeorated with colors
Of your choosing, modern
equipped Kit: SEPARATE din, rm:.
to look. FL. 6-6022.
F. w. BERENS
Evening star., 1961-01-19
Houses by Hughes
w. r. Hughes Co.
AP. 7-1400 Realtors

&YATTsvlLE-Assume GI loan
on 2-hedrm, brick home; $50 mo.
pays al; sep: din. rm.. full bsmt.: !:
WV. earpettng:. eonv: to schools,
transp; and shopping: vacant;
r. V. WALDRoN Co. WA. 7-1ssa
6YATTS.-3-bedfm. EXCEPTIONAL
Colonial: bsmt.; eonv. 70 every
thing. Info.
Evening star., 1961-01-19
RAMBLER BEATTY

D@8'8N0AN448b 0KI4K y y -
Absolutely the best value.
We know; brand-new aft.
S-nedrm: all-hrick home:
arraneed to give your fam.
ny the comfort and con.
venfence you'd expect. All
rooms twia sized. Q baths,
3irepl.; 12.ft. earport: situ.
ated on level 1OO-ft. wide
lot; see and be convinced.
Only s20,30O FEA OF conv.
terms. Cali
The Perry Boswell Co
vrrA - az
Evening star., 1961-01-19
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

STORAGE SHED for contractor
with yard. Mt. Rainier area
Cheapest rent possible. AP. 7-5535.
Evening star., 1961-01-19

Try 70 find more for your money.
We think this Is hard to beat. A
Ssaere lot is the setsinF for this
q your neoeeSaased ehocsinr. sn moasrn eStSrs
equipped kit. separate din. rm..
ali for S1s.7SO. Il VIII pay you
to look. FL. 6-0022.
Evening star., 1961-01-19
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
"63-FOOT BRICK"
Call for Appointment to Inspect
FREE STATE PRoPERTIEs

OxON HILL; $500 dn.-very nice
6-year. .old 3-bedrm. rambler; Ice
ercl. rear pch.. h.-wJh.. ali city
utils. Assume &Iaee loan Ono quail.
fying),, vac. MRS. COX. 20
Evening star., 1961-01-19

Ase &c. .rsnsp ssr fenced sns iot Hia sfsdS sSSs 3.
rent Sis mo. JE. 2-2o2b.
Evening star., 1961-01-19

OXON RfLL; Fort Washineton For.
est. low down payment-Loveiy
mod. 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
firepl., caFport, h-acre level lot;
fully air .cond, and many extras
assume 4h& loan (no aualifying)
10. S.S347 Or ST. 3-736S, ATLAS
REALTY CO.