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The Republican., 1962-09-13
MRS. ARDEN LEWIS

Mrs. Anna Merrill Lewis, 1850
Hartford Road, Baltimore, died
Sunday night shortly after being
admitted to Union Memorial hos
pital.
A native of Oakland, she was
born April 5, 1926, a daughter Of
the late Charles D. Merrill and
Mrs. Hattie Merrill
She is survived by her husband,
Arden Lewis; her mother, Mrs
Hattie DeBerry Merrill; three sons,
Charles, Joseph and Phillip; two
daughters, Joyce and Barbara. all
at home; a brother, Herbert Mer-
rlll, Oakland; two sisters, Mrs. Ross
Bagley, Severna Park and Mrs.
Gordon Miller, Ridgeley, w. Va;
half brother, r. j. DeBerry. also
of Ridgeley.
She was member of Emmanuel
Baptist church in Baltimore.
Funeral services were conducted
Thursday from Ruck's Funeral
home by Rev Grafton Keeney and
interment was in Cedar Hill ceme-
terry, Baltimore.
The Republican., 1962-09-13
MRS. BOYD E. LOHR

Mrs. Ruth F. tHandWerk) Lohr,
So, wife of Boyd F. Lohr, died Sat
urday afternoon in Garrett County
Memorial hospital where she had
been patient four weeks. She
had been in i'll health eight months.
A native of Garrett county, she
was daughter of the late Samuel
and Sarah wiley Handwerk,
Jennings, and a member of Maple
Grove Church of the Brethren.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by daughter, Mrs.
Ethel Hines, Mt. Lake Park; two
sons, Harold F. Lohr, at home;
Pfc. William Carlton Lohr, with
the Army at Fort Hood, Texas; two
brothers, Ernest and Oscar Hand
werk, both of Jennings, and a
sister, Mrs Nelson Broadwater,
Grantsville.
Services were conducted Tues
day afternoon from st. Johns
Lutheran church, Meadow Noun
tain, by Rev. Hugo w. Schrodeder
and Rev. j. Carroll Skipper. In
terment was in the Lohr family
cemetery.
The Republican., 1962-09-13
DENZIL r. LISTON

Denzil R. Liston, aged SO, of
Route 2, Terra Alta, died suddenly
Saturday evening, September 8, at
his home on the Brandonville Pike.
Born June 13, 1903, he was a
son of the late Walter Daley
Liston and Mrs. Mary Ellen Buck
lew Liston. He was engaged in
general farming.
Survivors include his step
mother, Mrs. Lottie HoWdershelt
Liston. Reedsville, w. Va; two
daughters, Mrs. Edna Hartman of
Pueblo, Col. and Mrs. Juanita
Gardner, Terra Alta; four sisters,
Mrs Mary Groves and Mrs. Ruby
Ringer of Valley Point, w. Va:
Mrs Ethel Wolfe and Mrs George
Sisler of Terra Alta; seven half
sisters, Mrs. Madeline Shubert,
Mrs. Pauline Bihun, Mrs. Ida
Frances Row, Morgantown, w. Va;
Mrs. Betty Liston and Miss Lucy
Liston of Reedsville, w. Va; Mrs.
Kathleen Emerson and Mrs.
The Republican., 1962-09-13
HARVEY MILLER

Harvey Miller, aged SO, died
Monday at his home near Oakland
following an illness of several
years.
A native of this county, he was
son of the late Charles and Mary
Ann tJohEson) Miller Mr.. Miller
served seven years in the Army.
Surviving are his widow, Irene
Bailey Miller; a daughter, Miss
Mary Ann Miller, at home; a sister,
Mrs. Herbert Groves. Mt. Lake
Park, and two brothers, Jacob Mil
Ter, Cresaptown, and Zeddock Mil
Ter, Deer Park.
Services were conducted yester-
day afternoon at st. Johns Lu-
theran church at Red House by
Rev. Luther Seibert. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
The Republican., 1962-09-13
GEORGE L. PATTON

George l.. Patton, rs, former
resident of the Blaine Kitzmiller
area, died Saturday September s,
in the Norton, Va, Convalescent
center. He had been i'll since
March.
A son of the late F. c. and
Martha CMcNeilD Patton. he was
a native of Shaw, w. Va.
Mr. Patton was a retired coal
miner and was a member of Local
2204, UMWA. He was a veteran
of the Coast Guard
He is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Mary Wilson, Detroit, and
Miss Margaret Patton, Weston.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday afternoon from the Sharp
less Funeral home by Rev. Cliff
ford Schell, pastor of Mt Bethel
Methodist church, Kitzmiller. In
terment was in the IOOF cemetery
Elk Garden.
The Republican., 1962-09-13
ACCIDENT

Mr. and Mrs James Beal, of Fin
eel, were Monday morning visitors
of Mrs. Ada Upole and Mrs. Mil
dred Ward and son. Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee, of
Adah, Pa, were Sunday evening
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Josie
Groer.
Mrs. Irwin Georg and daughters,
Mrs. Ada Upole and children, Mrs.
Mildred and son were Saturday
evening visitors of Mrs. Visa Up
ole. at the Bowser Nursing home,
Deer Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold jenkins
were Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs Raymond Kahl and daughter
Rev. and Mrs. l.. A. Wagner and
son Keith, of Pittsburgh, were
Thursday afternoon visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Metheny
and children, of Friendsville, Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs Harry Seggie
and children. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilbon, of
Baltimore, were Friday evening
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Artice and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Glass, Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Glass and daugh-
ter visited Mr and Mrs. James
Broadwater, New Germany, on Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Artice and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. James Will
bon, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Ell
mer Humbertson, Mr.. and Mrs
James Upole and children, Will
liam Firestone and boys, Mr. and
Mrs. Hobert Griffith and daugh-
ters were Saturday evening visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Artice, of
Markleysburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Fratz and
family visited Mrs. Margaret Rush
and Mrs. Deane Schroyer on Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur George and
Mrs o. p Weber, North Canton,
o., are spending few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burk
hart
Sandy Deal spent Saturday after
noon with Mrs. Dale Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Rush and fami-
ly visited Mrs. Margaret Rush and
Mrs. Deane Schroyer on Monday
evening.
The Republican., 1962-09-13
D. ALFRED BRoADWATER

David Alfred Broadwater. 81.
died Saturday. September 8, at
his home in New Germany fol-
lowing an extended illness.
Born in New Germany, he was
a son of the late David and Eliza
(Colmer) Broadwater.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Erma Caster Broadwater; a
daughter, Miss Zella Broadwater,
at home; a brother. Lloyd Broad
water. Hagerstown, and two sis
ters, Mrs. Virginia Broadwater,
Barton, and Mrs Della Michael,
Westernport
Services we're conducted Tuesday
afternoon from the New Germany
Methodist church with Rev. Emory
McGraw officiating. Interment was
in the church cemetery.
The Republican., 1962-09-13
DIED
MRS. ORVAL D. FEATHER

Mrs. Alice Feather. aged 80,
died last Thursday. September 6,
at her home in GAINESVILLE.
Born in Garrett county February
10, 1878. she was a daughter of
the late Thomas and Cecelie Jami-
son Coddington. Her husband. Or
val d. Feather, preceded her in
death
Surviving are two sons, Frank
j. Feather, GAINESVILLE: and Leo
c. Feather, Alexandria. Va. for
merly of Oakland five grandchil-
dren and seven great grandchil-
dren.
The body was taken to the
Fike-Watson funeral home in Terra
Alta.
Mrs. Feather was a member of
St Mary's Help of Christians
Catholic church where a requiem
mass was celebrated Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock with Rev. Frank
j. Brunner as celebrant. Inter-
ment was in the Oakland cemetery.
The Republican., 1962-09-13
evening
berland.

berland.
Survivors include a brother, Roy
Calhoun, at home, and two sis
ters, Miss Alma Calhoun, at home,
and Mrs. Anna DOMAIN, Cumber
land.
Funeral services were conducted
this morning from the Minnich
Funeral home by the Rev. James
Remley Burial services are sched-
uled for p. M, today at Hill
cemetery in Everett, Pa.
The Republican., 1962-09-13
MISS RHODA CALHOUN

Miss Rhoda Bell Calhoun, 73, of
Mt. Lake Park, died Monday, Sep
tember 10, in Garrett County Me-
mortal hospital.
A native of Everett, Pa, she
was a daughter of the late John
and Anna (Gibson) Calhoun. She
was a member of the Evangelical
United Brethren church of Cum
The Republican., 1962-09-13
Maxine Friend, Kingwood.

Maxine Friend. Kingwood.
Also five half-brothers. Allen
Liston, Albright; John Liston, AL
Dcrt Liston, Bobby Liston and
Daley Liston, of Reedsville.
Funeral services were conducted
September IL from the Fike-Wat-
son Funeral home in Terra Alta
by Rev Billy Reed Wickline and
interment was in the Terra Alta
cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-09

1t looked as though the who's
who Of Washington feminine
society under the Kennedy
administration had assembled
in the Robert Kennedys'
drawing room yesterday aft
ernoon.
What brought close to so
politically and socially prom
inent women together was
the first full committee meet
ing of the MIR. President"
benefit to be held here next
fall. Lest you are not up on
things, "Mr. President" is the
name of the musical that will
stage its world premiere at
the National Theater next
September 25. Proceeds from
the sale of tickets, ranging
from SIS to 500 each, will go
to the 1t. Joseph P. Kennedy.
jr. Institute in Washington
and the Kennedy Child Study
Center in New York for re-
tarded children.
This much the committee
knew when Ethel Kennedy,
in a bright green wool skirt
and gaily printed green
blouse, welcomed her guests
after first serving them tea,
coffee and cookies. Then she
turned them over to the bene-
fit chairman, Mrs. Donald
Wilson, who went on the
global tour with the Ken
nedys.
Said Susie, II have just
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strong suspicious that her
escort for the evening will be
none other than the brother
of the aforementioned girls
who set up the benefit.
AS THE EYE WENT
AROUND the room there
were Mrs. Bill Fulbright, Mrs.
John Walker, Mrs. Walt RoS-
tow, Mrs. Chip Bohlen, Mrs.
Douglas Dillon, Mrs. Arthur
Goldberg, Mrs. Gordon Gray
in bright yellow tweed suit;
Mrs. Arthur w. Gardner in a
sleeveless black and white
checked wool; Mrs. Robert
Mcnamara, Mrs. Roswell Gill
patric, Nine. Alphand in a
Chanel suit and pink silk
blouse; Mrs. Philip Graham:
Lady OrmSby Gore in a light
blue feathered hat; Mrs. Jack
Lanahan and Paul Melons
daughter, Mrs. John Warner.
And there were Mrs. Oates
Letter, Mrs. Luther Hodges,
Mrs. Maxwell Taylor, Mrs.
Bruce Sundlun, Mrs. Edward
Foley, Mrs. William Mann,
Mrs. Hale Boggs, Mrs. Ste
phen Halsey, Mrs. Peter Chew
in a lovely light blue velvet
hat; Mrs. David Hackett in a
sleeveless lavender wool.
Also, Mrs. Eugene Carusi
in a bright red wool suit; Mrs.
Norman Paul, Mrs. Robert E.
Lee, Mrs. Joseph AlSop, Mrs.
Pierre Salinger, Mrs. Douglas
Cater, Mrs. Taylor Chewing.
Mrs. Paul Fay in a sleeveless
green wool; Mrs. Spencer Da-
Wis, Mrs. Oscar Cox, Mrs.
George Wheeler, Mrs. David
Brinkley, Mrs. John Herling
and Mrs. Carmine Bellino
who, said Susie Wilson, was
the best treasurer they could
possibly have.
x 4 4 4
PERLE MESTA gave a
star-studded dinner Wednes-
day night in honor of Major
ity Leader of the Senate and
Mrs. Mike Mansfield, and
this was one party that never
lacked for conversation.
Among the 30 guests seated
in the dining room that looks
out through a wall of glass on
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
By BETTY BEALE
"Mr. President" Meeting;
Stur-FiIIed Mestu Dinner
By BETTY BEALE

spent a marvellous month
watching Ethel and Bobby
Kennedy WOW the world"
Then the goodlooking young
wife of the Deputy Director
of USIA launched into the
why's and whereforeS of what
promises to be the most bril-
liant, most glamorous, most
newsworthy benefit ever held
in Washington.
TO MAKE THE UNDER
STATEMENT of the year, it
is hard to see how it can
fail. Irving Berlin is writing
the music. Russell Grouse and
Howard Lindsay are writing
the script. Leland Hayward is
the producer. Joshua Logan
is the director. The Kennedy
girls organized the TODD and
are selling tickets. British
Ambassador and Lady Ormsby
Gore are tossing a dance
afterwards for the 500 sub
scribers. French Ambassador
and Nine. Alphand are sup
plying the French champagne.
Morton DoWney of Schen-
leys is supplying all the other
spirits served. Lester Lanin
will provide the continuous
dance music. Lord and Taylor
is underwriting every single
expense incurred at the the
alter and the embassy so the
entire cost of each ticket is
taX-deductible. And on top of
all that Mrs. Kennedy has
given her word to attend if
she is in town, and there are
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the lighted city beyond were
some of the best known head
liners in town.
What I mean is, when you
get Walter Lippmann and Ed
ward Murrow at the same
dinner with Senators Eugene
Mccarthy, Kenneth Heating.
Leverett S altonsta ii and
Thomas Dodd, you do not
have to worry about lull.
Senator Dick Russell was
supposed to be there, too, but
had to drop out at the last
moment because of the flu.
Nor were these the only
lively conversationalists pres
ent. The Mexican AmbaSSa-
dor, who was there with his
wife, is hardly lacking in
eloquence; the President of
George Washington Univer-
sity Tom Carroll and his cute
wife Polly are both amusing
and articulate, and DR.. Janet
Travel stays aloof from only
one Subject-politics, includ-
ing, of course, the Nations
top politician.
Since Walter Lippmann.
her dinner partner, seemed
wreathed in smiles through
most of the meal, politics
may not be as essential over
a Capital dinner table as we
thought. Her husband John
Powell, is one of the most
amusing men in Washington,
and when he and the humor-
Gus Ken Heating met for the
first time, the chuckling SAL
lies were flying back and
forth at a lively rate.
Mrs. MeSta, IN a ruby
trimmed white satin dress.
headed one table. her sister
Mrs. George Tyson another.
and Mrs. Mansfield a third.
The latter's daughter Anne
was also at the dinner which
likewise drew former Speaker
Joe Martin.
AFTER A MENU that in
cluded mousse of sole with
cream sauce and sliced Gu
cumbers; sugar baked ham
with pineapple, spinach souf-
file and praised celery; endive
and bibb lettuce salad and
cherries jubilee with the cher
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C., Friday, March 9, 1862

present said, Hear, hear" to
that.
In reply Senator Mansfield
made a chaming talk. I'VE
are prone to type people" he
said. Like calling "a person
in this town the hostess with
the mostes'," and another
person Estes the bestes'."
But though they are correct
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ries entering the room in
high blue flames. Mrs. Mesta
rose to toast her honor guest.
Noting first that she hoped
she had not almost burned
everyone up with the dessert,
Perle said that this was the
first dinner party in her new
apartment and she was so
pleased to have it for one
man in politics about whom
she had never heard any
thing unkind. Both the Re-
publicanS and Democrats
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Society-Home

pictures, I'VE do them a dis
service" said the Senator.
Then he told how he had
run into Mrs. Mesta in Sal
gon where she was carrying
out her project for bringing
foreign students into this
country. That is something
worthwhile to remember a
person BY" said the Major
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ity Leader. He then proposed
a toast Not because she is
the hostess with the mostes'
but because she's done so
much good with her life"
After dinner Walter Lipp-
mann got his first lesson in
the twist. A little practice
before the mirror and he'll
have it cold.
Evening star., 1962-08-26

y. 4-5eON T""'tcr 1913 w. Eve
Evening star., 1962-08-26
BETHESDA-NIH

Beautiful 4-bedrm.. 3-bath Cape
Cod on wooded lot, . fireplaces.
dous storage space. Must be seen
TO appreciate. excellent value. Only
S35,950 with 30-day possession
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, PO. 2-615l
avas pO O-HO1A
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MANOR COUNTRY CLUB

New listing. cent. air-cond. 5-bed
rm., 3-bath. story-and-a-h pres
tige home wfevery luxury touch,
AtT4s MqSE IN THAM HSrAA 4 I EEM NEv HOVE WLS
OF LIFE for you and your family
Full membership in golf, SWIM
ming and tennis club. Mid-40s.
attrac. financing avail. Georgia
ave to Montpelier and left to
home.
Evening star., 1962-08-26

MANOR COUNTRY CLUB
5rand-new, taking, beaut.
Williamsburg Colonial in a park
like setting Of cool shade trees
from 3 bedrms to family fsil-out
shelter. Located in prestige
neighborhood OF unusual friendi-
ness and warmth. Ideal for chill
dren. Full club membership to ap-
proved purchaser. 40s. Georgia
ave. ext. to Manor Club entrance
and follow arrows.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
NORTHWOOD PARK

Don't be late for this ons--3 bed
rooms and den. 1i2 baths, plus
full bsmt. in this all-brick Colo
NAL with slate roof and cool,
screened porch, surrounded by
Evening star., 1962-08-26
CHARLES H. JAMISON

~4A~A4sAG1NS 44s ~ 1EAEN44OON
30 ACRES, MONT. CO, ESTATE
This 17-rm. handsome white Colo
NAL brick manor house with SYM
metrlcal wings Is Q landmark OF
DISTINCTION and dignity. Standing
back 1000 feet from the beauti-
fully landScaped white brick en-
trance way, this true eenter-hall
house has an open well stair
17x2O, orig. mantle firepi., pan.
eled den l5x21 with powder room,
library 15x2S, firepl.. picture win
dows, dining room 15xl9, firepl.,
orig. mantle and buffets, artisti-
cally designed ultramodern kitchen,
every convenience, buffers pantry,
laundry rm.,. 1st fir. bedrm., or
Office and bath; Master suite, bath
glass enclosed shower. dressing
rm., firepl.. abundance OF storage.
Six other bedrms., 3 baths. 3rd
flr,. 2 complete bedrms.. baths and
cedar closet. Bsmt. contains new
fireplace. freezer rm., furn., oil
h.-w h. Brick garden house with
firepl, used as Civil War drs. Of
flee, large Paddock swimming pool.
tlagstone terrace. screen-enclosed d
bathhouse. fireplace, bar. powder
room, dressing room and shower
rooms. Stocked lake with weeping
willow island. horse barn, 3-car
garage, overhead electric doors,
smokehouse and kennel. Private
circular macadam drive, 27 miles
D. c. S150.000. Terms, u cash
BY appt. only.
Al ACRES COUNTRY ESTATE. 8.
room center-hall house. Livine
rm., din. rm.. library, mod. kit,
bedrms., Ia baths. OIL h.-w.h
Horse barn, garage and smoke
house. Tree lined circular drive
IS miles D. c. S27,500. - cash.
ROCKvILLE-4-BEDROOM HOUSE
liv. rm., firepl., din. rm. or lst fir,
bedrm., master bedrm.. bath, mod
kit. refgr., stove, disposal. dish
washer. 2 unfin. bedrms.. End fir
Full bsmt.. rec. rm., ldry. area
furnace rm., chain-linked fenced
lot, beaut. Handicapped. Nr. public
and parochial schools. $4,000.
Terms, 500 cash, bal. 30-yr. FHA,
S96.S9 per mo.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
POOLESvuLE. MD.
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GEORGIAN FOREST
TMNJEnIA ATE J0OSS ESSION

IMMEDiATE Possession
Drool over this family rm. with
beamed ceiling and firepl., large
bedrms., 2i2 baths in this gor-
geous rambler surrounded by "a
acre of cool shade trees. Patio,
garage, plus hot-water heat. SEN
sibly priced at S29,950. Georgia
ave ext. to Verona drive, and
right to home.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-Centrally air-cond. g.
beGrm. 2-bath rambler, entranca
hall. l'v. rm., din. ell. huge fam IL
IN, kit, with eating space, eor-
eeous patio with barbecue, excel.
cond. S2g.7S0.
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FOUR BEDROOMS

OPEN 1-5
507 WATERFORD ROAD
nmae. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath brk
home. din. rm., family rm., FH,
$4,000. DIR: Prom 4 cornerI
University blvd. TO Williamsbur
dr.. left TO Norwood, right I
waterford left TO open sign. e4e
@. A. scHLEs1NoER co.
s. Phillips, Inc,
OPEN TODAY 2-6
BETHESDA, $500 RIDGE
ROAD - Charming 3-bed-
room rambler In popular
.Hillmead. Perfect eonditionl
Recreation room in base
ment. Beautiful Anchor
fenced lot. LOW. LOW 2Osl
$4,000 30-year-loar avail
ablcl Bradley blvd; right on
Valley DR.. (at Hillmead
signl: right on Ridge. Nj.
oiard, EN-. 3-3694.
CHEVY CHASE. 71oe EDGE
VALE sT.-First presenta-
tion! 3-bedroom. 2-bath
brick rambler near Column
bia Club. Rec. room. built
in garage, CENTRAL AIR
CONDITIONING. Rosemary.
Lady Of Lourdes, B.-C.c.
Schools Md 20sl Conn,
ave: left on East-WeSt
highway: right on Edgevale.
Mr.. Wade, WO. 6-54o9.
SILVER SPRING SHOW
PLACE. NO. z MIDHURST
ROAD-New listingI Quality
masterpiece in perfect con-
dition! Brick, stone and
slate. Lovely setting among
towering trees. 5 bedrooms.
Cathedral ceiling living
room with fireplace. ga
baths. Recreation room.
Beautiful neighbor h d.
Piney Branch road to Sligo
ave-: right on Wessex; bear
left to Midhurst. Mr.. YOUNG,
10. 6-34S4.
CHEVY CHASE sENsATIoNl
q50S CABLE DRIVE-Posi-
lively sensational value!
Handsome Colonial on the
choice lot in beautiful Rock
Greek Highlands. Built by
Gruver-Cooley. Spacious cen-
ter-hall plan. Den and lava
tory. Separate dining room.
Large all-electric kit. 4 big
bedrooms, 2 baths on second
floor. Rec. room and "a bath
in basement. New-house con-
Priced at Ss5,e6o Conn.
ave. extended; left on Gull
yer; right on Carriage; right
on Gable. Mr.. Murray. OIL.
6-s076.
BETHESDA BEAUTY 1924
FULLBRIGHT COURT. De-
sirable Landon School area
Handsome Dutch Colonial
with 4 twin-size bedrooms,
2 baths on End floor. True
center hall. Den and lava
tory. Big all-electric kitchen.
Beautiful yard-level rec.
room and "a bath in base
ment. Delightful high eleva-
ton. Distant view. MID-30sl
River I'd. to Wilson lane;
right to Maryknoll dr.; left
to Fullbright. Mr.. Bortz.
EN-. 5-3366.
ABOVE THE POTOMAC,
500l RIVER HILL ROAD
Magnificent new home high
on the banks Of the Poto-
mac with beautiful views Of
the river. Finely constructed
Of stone, brick and slate by
Frank s. Phillips. 5 bed
rooms and 3 baths. Euuiva-
lent of TWO large living
rooms, bith with fireplaces
and both with river viewsl
S4S,e50 FULLY AIR-CON-
DITIONEDl S47,500 without
air conditioning. Mass. ave.
extended; left on Sangamore
Cat firehouSe); right on
Madawasks; left on Wis
sioming to River House road.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

GLENBRooK vILLA6E-Brk. Cape
Cod on wooded lot, walking dis
iiH iiY - 20 AZ En ana E,.'Asa IhosSPISsi' hS2
bath. screened porch on 1st floor,
stairs TO unfinished 2nd floor,
rec, I'm. and powder I'm. in hsmt.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
CHEVY CHASE, 71oe EDGE

OhEN OnA6E' GlUS EJ1E-
VALE ST.-First preSenta-
tion! 3-bedroom, 2-bath
brick rambler near Colum-
oia Club. Rec. room. built
in garage, CENTRAL AIR
CONDITIONING. Rosemary,
Lady Of Lourdes. B.-C.c.
Schools Mid 20sl Conn.
ave: left on East-west
highway; right on Edsevale.
Mr.. Wade, WO. 6-54o9.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
Bethesda Realty

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