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The chronicle., 1962-03-09
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IN kNEOLE
QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
CLOSED ON SUNDAY
NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

CLOSED ON SUNDAY
NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Mardi Gras is gone and Lent has begun. The
azaIeas are budding and Just before being in
full bloom. KreoIe Avenue, the street on
which we are located, has some beautiful
specimans. Don't miss them when they are in
full bloom.
Our market specials this week are smoked
picnics at 2qc pound Azalea sliced bacon
will be ACC pound. This is Clover Farms
own top Grade bacon. In sales volumn with
rs il is next TO our slab sliced bacon Haas
Davis pork pattes will be 3oc pound, while
old fashioned mild hoop cheese will be 49c
pound.
In the produce department we have pound
| baq ORANGES for &c. Canadian waxed ruta-
baqa are SC pound, while Texas cello car
rots are lOc for a pound package. We also
have something new = Is pound bags OF po-
tatoes. These are 89c this week and if they
prove to be popular we will have them for
regular feature sIaw, soup punches, and sal
ad will be ready. There is still an ample sup
| ply Of tender young turnips.
Our bonus special for this weekend will be
Ib. cars of snowdrift shortening for 49c. This
will be limit of one with $500 order or
more. The next one will be regular price.
Breast-O Chicken chunk style tuna will be 29c
for a " size can. This is not the small size
tuna. Aroo peas will be no. 303 cans for 29c
Hatchetts pure cane syrup will be sc for
hall gallon can This is the kind Of syrup that
makes rock candy in the can. 1t is made Just
north Of Grand Bay, Ala at the Union Church
Community
Oak Hill tomatoes will be no. 303 cans for
Csc. We don't know JUST how these tomatoes
are but we have been doing good repeat
business on them.
Another outstanding value this week is Brem-
ner Moon pies We have box Of twelve,
chocolate, coconut or banana flavor for only
2qc. Clover Farm instant coffee will be 2 OF.
lar for 2oc and 6 OF. jar for 69e. oh yes, we
still have some Of the Maxwell House Coffee
maker deals. Our regular shelf price on this
coffee maker filled with 10 ounces of instant
coffee is $l.89
In our frozen food department you will find
libby's orange juice at ACC for 3 six ounce
cans Booths founder fiIIets will be ACC for a
pound package Morton's spaghetti 6 meat
or macarcni cheese pot pies will be 2 for
31c.
Oh yes. we forgot TO mention in the market
section that we will have Horned franks for
40c for pound package. Catfish is coming in
pretty regular but it hardly has chance to
get chilled good before it is gone. Maxwell
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ROCKVILLE-New, fully-air cond.
split-rambler, 4 bedrms., 2Iz
baths, all-elee. kit. w/adioinins
ranch bkfst. rm., din rrn.. liv. rm.,
15x25 It. rec. I'm. w/firepl.. cor
ner lot w/lge wooded area in
rear. Rent by owner, $225 mo
Call 762-3S54.
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1OCANlLLE-bun . peofmS.,
SI35. Vacant. OF. 2-64S7.
SEABROOK-Immed. poss.. immac,
3-bedrm. brk. rambler. sep. din.
rm., ~ baths, rec, rm., large
lot, driveway. BYRD REALTY
CO.. WA. 7-2400.
SILVER SPRING : 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. redec.. S145 mo. Cal
collect, 301--WA. 6-193l.
SILVER SPRING, Burnt Mills area
Most desirable center-hall brick
rambler with all de luxe fea-
lures. 8 bedrms., 21s baths. liv.
iiy-size 'e eleei ri III. full bsmt., f rec
I'm. with firepl., oversize garage
screened porch, lovely planted lot
1855 mo. GRAY.KESSINGER q
CO. INC Gail weekdays, Q TO 6
~. $1,000.
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SOUTHERN MD, on the outskirts
OH LeonArdtown aud short walk
from Breton Bay-A lovely, large,
Civil War-type country home, re-
Gently. remodeled. oil heat, auto.
cleo. hot water. 5 full bedrms..
nursery, spacious liv. and din.
rms, den, extra-large kit, with
cleo. range. Ia baths, porch sur
round half Of house. Situated on
slightly less than 2 sores. beau
tiful shade trees, also fruit trees.
rage, tool room and q small s-rm.
dwelling on premises. i hours
drive from d. c. VIII sell S2l 900.
Call Mr.. BENNETT. 2fih-7533.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CORNER BRICK-z FAMILY
Immac home. 4 rms. and bath on
LIST H. 4 large rms. and 2 baths
on 2nd n, gas ut. and garage
Wv; earpeting. $1,000 cash viii
handle.
LOUIS Ridden To. $4,000
COLORADO AVE. Lee. Colonial,
corner property, det.. on 3 lots,
center hail. 8 bedrms., 3 baths
garage. House In splendid eondi-
ton. Shown By appt. only. Call
MI; Wood. JU. $500. HUGH T.
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LAUREL-Slate gray with
white trim splis-level. set
against deep green back
ground. terraced lot. in
heavily wooded area. fea-
turing 3 bedrms., sep. fam
ily-sized din. rni., " baths,
fully equipped Kitchen with
eye-level oven. Cow. to
everything. Don't miss this
one. FILA and conventional
financing avail. A real treat
at only S1o,l75.
LAUREL PEALTY CO.
$50 Washington Blvd.
176-7474 PA. $1,000
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HIGHLANDS
nnTAH 4 z
JOSEPH FLIPPO

JOSEPH FLIPPO
REALTY CO. OFFERS
HILLCREST, off Pa. ave, 3446
Highwood DIR. open 2-5 pm. Det.
brick-and-shingle, 9 rms, bed
rms, bsmt., garage. large land.
seaped lot, Sl7.95O.
HILLCRESr, mr.. Branch and Ala
bama ayes. Customsbuilt Diet. brk,
rms, bath, ist H. Gas INV. heat.
Priced right with substantial cash.
ANACOST1A, off MINI. aye.-Det.
Z rms, lst-fl. den, oil h.-w.h.
garage, level lot, S14,600.
Mr.. MINI. AND PA. AVES.-Det
alum. siding, 8 lse. rms, 3 bed
rms, bsmt., garage, oil h.-w.h
Vacant, $4,000.
NAYLOR RD.-BungaloW, 5 largC
rooms, full bsmt.. garage, oil INV
heat, $14.25O, with substantial
ANAcosT1A. MINI. ave, mr.. Good
Hope rd.-Vacant, semidet. brick
S. lsrSs 5 5GSms' d tIII O'm'' gas NV
HiLLcREST. Highwood dr.-nst
one-and-brick. a rms, 3 lRrgC
bedrms., Ist-fI. den, powder rm.
laundry rm. with washer and
dryer, all-elec. kit, daylight bsmt
with rec. .rm,, side scr. porch, ga
rage. Priced much below cost
ST. FRANCIS FRANCIS PARISH, mr.. Pa. ave.
Diet. brick Colonial, center hall
8 rms, 3 6edrms.' rec. nm" Level
HILLCREST, off Pa. eye.-Det.
brick Colonial, center hall, 6 rms,
3 bedrooms, daylight bsmt. with
rec. rm:, level Handicapped lot with
HILLCREsT, mr.. Penna. ave-, 1851
bier, 8 rms, 3 bedrms., 2Ia baths.
Priced right with substantial cash,
HILLCREST-Det. brick Cape Cod
with 4 bedrms., > baths, . bedrms.
and bath LIST H., finished bsmt.,
gas h.-w.h.' large wooded lot
coN On SsS HEIGHTS, near South.
ern aye.-No qualification neces-
sary. Semidet. brk., 9 rms, 3 bed
rms, lst-fl. powder room, storm
windows, S14,5OO. Anyone with
H SIiCSR sHSn: a557 seth St. open
2 to 5 p.m.-Centrally air-eond.,
P Pms den. get Ssth SsmG p.a r O ga
rage, $1,000 down.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, s. Capitol
Terrace, near Chesapeake St.
Brand-new brick rambler. 6 large
rooms, 3 bedrooms, full bSmt
Over 1O0-ft. front lot. $4,000 dn.
HILLCREST-Det. brick, 8 large
rooms with 3 bedrmS., 2 baths
Ind H.: 1st-fl. powder rm., knotty-
pine rec. rm., jalousied porch,
Priced for quick sale, S22,b0O
L. o 1-lpgt aeon LETTINGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10
Shannon & Luchs

Realtors Since 1905. KE. 7-1sOO
BRICK. IN MT. PLEASANT : 10
rooms. 4 baths. oil heat. House
in nice condition. Make a nice
town house or home with income.
Price. S16,950. Terms. 1900 block
Monroe st. NV. EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Realtor, RE. 7-5l40.
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ROCKVILLE, 215 Forest ave.-Best
Ice. liv. rm., sep. din. rm., 8 lge.
bdrns., scr. porch, stove, refgr.,
IA baths, gas h.-w.h., bsmt., storm
windows. gar. mr.. schools, bus, is
min. NH. Acc. $3.50 mo. 20. @
1894. OWNER. 200 Forest ave
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABOVE AVERAGE OFF NEW RT.
20, like new 4-bedrm., center-hall
brick split-level, excellent con-
struction. Backing UP to wooded
area, 3 baths. wall to wall car
peting, de luxe kit. rec. rm., gar
age, low. low, 30's. Assume high
loan. DIR: Out Colesville I'd, right
on Lockwood. right on Meadow
Hills, right on Stoneyhill. left to
Stoneyhill court, to 10610.
MCINTOSH CO., Realtor JU. 5-7533
acc and New Bur. Of Standards
only IL min. northwest. OPEN.
Beaut. located rambler wIsp:ing
and stream. 4.16 acres. Bluegrass
and trees. Price S21.500. Cash
Dial 30l-DI. 9-52h4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10
BARNABY WOODS
$21, $50
OPEN 90 PM.

Clean stufdily built brick home,
with slate roof. perfect for couple
or small family and situated in
the beautiful Barnaby Woods sec
ton. Featuring living rm. with
fireplace, dining rm., kitchen and
cool screened porch on LIST fir.
2 bedrms. and bath up. full bsmt.
garage. beautiful large lot with
tall oaks. dogwood. and many
Towering plants. All rooms are
large.
DIRECTIONS: Out Conn. ave. to
Nebraska ave, right to Utah. left
To 31St ST.. right to 1856 and our
open sign. Mrs. Davis on premises.
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nM9pGm
FOGGY BOTTOM
OPEN, 1-6 SUN.

QUA Emu 81. NV.
FIRST oFFER1No-A choice Town
house. in this convenient down
town area. This Is Jewel,
created BY one Of Washington' S
outstanding curator and designer.
His IMAGINATION and ingenuity
has conceived and nodded this
house. into q perfect restoration,
all of which reflects the best in
authentic Colonial design and
decor. II you have time, to accept
FIRST FLOOR-Elegant liv. rm.,
your exacting requiremen OF
ment. or course, there is a dainty
POWDER ROOM: and moreover.
an attractive private din. rm.
Then, q large MODERN COR
NETS KITCHEN, with all equip
ment that anyone could con-
FLooR--A large master
bedrm., which surrounds Swed-
ish fireplace, all Of which Is en-
comprised with walk-in closets
The adjoining bedrm. could serve
A fully tiled bath and shower,
W sAAO ASaA = shall BCQA LAs
and lovely, sunny, enclosed porch.
THIRD FLOOR-Two I'D bedrms.,
or call 1t a GUEST SUITE" A
large master bedrm. with extra
bedrm. as q dressing rm. with
fully tiled bath, walk-in closets.
ENGLISH BASEMENT-Last but
not least, you will find q ma
hogany paneled rm. with huge
walk:in closets and STORAGE SPACE,
a fuzzy. tiled bath, and plumbing
roughed-in for a kitchen and/or
bar. This could be a separate. pri-
vate, rental unit at SIPS per mo-.
70 make your mortgage payments.
there Is a separate laundry
rm., plus an AIR RAID SHELTER.
lQx14 it., designed for DARK
ROOM or LIBRARY.
P. s. 1ntercom system throughout
entire house. AM and I'm plus
intercommunicaticn.
$40 800 with convenient terms,
Exclusive With
JAMES E. REID
Broker EE 2-0T6o
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CLERK-TYPIST

$500 hr. VIZ. Permanent position.
General office duties with some
Bookkeeping exper. desirable. Air
eond. office in Beltsville I'D. )
Minis. drive beyond College PIX.
Must have own trans. Many co.
benefits. Mr.. Shaftel, OR. 4-74O3.
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COLLEGE GRADS

To compose letters and answer gen.
eral business correspondence. No
typing required. Strong English
BACKGROUND necessary. Age to As.
Write Box 454-V. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-08
CASHIER
CLERKS

Trainees and experienced clerical
personnel to age 40, for interest
Excellent starting salary. Write in
confidence to Box 453-V. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-08

HOSTESS for women's
dormitory. Good living conditions
and pleasant environment. En-
ployment, September to June
State qualifications. Apply Box
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HELP WOMEN
fCnNTfNtIFDl

CLERK-TYPIST, reliable. Contact
with salesman visiting office. s.
day week. Office on bus routes r.
p and he. Address reply to Box
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SANDERS, dry vail en- 1tead;

Reliable, experienced man to take
charge Of 4-bay shop, minor re-
pairs only. Pay schedule open.
AfIpEPiy MT. ogle, CHEVRON sERV-
Evening star., 1962-04-14

The latest wrinkle in home
manufacturing and distribut-
ing is a canned" house.
Devised by the Washington
firm of Barber & Ross Co.,
the system utilizes the South
ern Railways new Container-
lied Freight Service.
The container, or in this
case the can" is a large
metal box, designed by the
railway so that it can either
be moved on a truck chassis
or carried on a special flat
bed railway car.
In packing its can" the
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Picket Fence Remains Hardy Perennial

anything about it. I hope
you will let others know
about this product" Mrs.
Z. d. writes.
AnSwer-It will be more
appropriate if I inform
others that their eyes can
deceive them when they Sc
lect paint colors. When paint
is applied to a large sur
face it always appears darker
than when viewed on an
inch square color chip. When
you select paint, you always
should choose shade lighter
than what you actually want.
Now go and apologize to the
paint salesman.
Blond Furniture
Il have some blond wood
end tables that are turning
yellow. Perhaps the use of
wax is to blame. How can I
restore them to the original
color?" Mrs. B. A. wants to
know.
Answer-Un1ess you have
been much too ambitious in
your waxing program (once
every four or five months is
ample), the discoloration is
due to other causes. Bleached
wood and bleached hair are
very much the same. Give
them time and they revert to
their original color.
1t is probably the equiva-
lent of darkening around the
roots that is taking place on
your end tables. Another
bleach job is the only an
Swer.
(Released by the Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1852
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Firm Here Begins
'Conning' Houses

Barber & Ross firm puts the
componentS of the house in
so that those to be used first
at the site will come out first
when it is unpacked.
Recently the firm shipped
a house to Ashville. N. c.,
and parts that started one
morning from several Barber
& Ross warehouses were a
house, erected and rooted in,
three days later in the North
Carolina community.
A spokesman for the firm
said it plans to ship several
hundred houses a year in its
canning" operation.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Aid for Wallpaper

wallpaper in my home is
coming loose along the edges
in several small places. I was
advised to have all the paper
removed and the rooms done
over, but the paper is still in
very good condition. What
can I do about this?" Mrs.
T. asks.
Answer: The idea is good
if you are in the wallpaper
business, otherwise get some
wallpaper paste and glue it
back in place. For a few small
areas you can use white Ii
brary paste. Use a damp
cloth to wipe up any paste
that gets on the surface of
the paper.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Don't Forget Permit

We are in complete sum-
pathy with the home variety
Of electricians and plumbers
and do our best to assist
them. but, as we have been
reminded by a city building
department official, you
should check with your local
authorities before doing work
of this kind in your home.
Building codes vary consid-
erably.
A few communities seem to
take the attitude that if you
wish to burn down your
home, that is your business,
so permits and inspections
are not required. Other COM
munitieS will permit only Ii
cenSed plumbers and electri-
clans to do this work.
Most communities, though,
allow a homeowner to do
electrical and plumbing jobs,
but require that the install
lation be inspected to be sure
it is safe. Obey these local
building laws-they are for
your protection.
Evening star., 1962-04-14

Use this with water and a
brush. Trisodium phosphate
is also good. Mix a heaping
handful to a pail of warm
water.
Evening star., 1962-04-14

trio appliances in my home at
the same time. For example, if
the TV is on and the furnace
motor starts, the TV picture
shrinks in size. We have sim
liar trouble with the radio
and Hi-Fi, E. G.. reports.
Answer: Electric wires are
analogous to water pipes. 1t
they are too small, sufficient
electricity to operate several
appliances cannot pass
through them and the small
current that does get through
must be divided between the
various equipment that is
turned on, so none of it op-
crates properly. You should
consult an electrician about
having your home properly
wired.
Wallpaper BIisters
81 recently papered a room
In my home. After the paper
dried, several blisters about
an inch across appeared.
What caused this and how
is it prevented" S. w. M.
writes.
A. This trouble occurs
when the paper is applied to
the wall before it has alb
dorbed moisture from the
paste. If you have watched
professional paper hangers
work, you may have noticed
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Copper Shortage

please tell me why I can
not operate two or more elec-
Evening star., 1962-04-14
By HERMAN BAUM
Contributing Writer

Inc design OF everything
IN this world changes except
picket fences. Our grandchil-
dren are climbing the same
kind Of picket fences that we
climbed many years ago, and
no doubt Snagging the
seats Of their britches on
them the same as we did.
A neat picket fence around
a yard has a charm that
never has been matched by
any of its more modern
counterparts.
Most picket fences follow
the same basic designs. Pres
sure treated 4x4s are used for
the posts. These should be 5
feet long with 2 feet extend
ing into the earth. A notch
is cut halfway through each
post to admit a 2x4 on edge.
Another 2x4 is placed flat
across the top of the posts.
1t is best to set the two end
posts first, then use a stout
cord stretched between these
to align the intermediate
posts. Posts should be not
more than 8 feet apart.
The economy picket fence
Is given this name because
1t is constructed of inexpen-
sive 1x2 furring strips, but
it is one of the most attrac-
tive of all designs and makes
an excellent background for
flower paintings.
Follow the basic fence de-
sign, then add the alternate
length pickets that have been
cut from the furring strips.
The center horizontal mem
ber is also a furring strip.
The pickets for the parab-
ola fence will take a bit of
figuring. The lengths of the
picketS can be worked out
mathematically if you have
that kind of knowledge, but
most of us do not.
We found it best to lay out
the curve on the concrete
driveway and arrange the
pickets to fit the curve. The
difference between the
lengths of adjacent pickets
increases as you move from
the low point to the high
point.
Most pickets are pointed on
top because these are the
easiest to cut, but you can
devise several other designs
that are more ornate.
All the painting that the
fence requires should be done
before the parts are assem-
bled. Use a primer for the
first coat and then a good
quality outside house paint.
All nails used in the
construction should be gal
vanized.
outpotients' Clinic
C. w. S.-The use of a
pattern cut from heavy paper
is the best way for a movie
to make linoleum fit around
plumbing fixtures in the
bathroom.
r. Cit may not be neat
housekeeping, but letting the
cupboard doors stay open
will reduce the condensation
on the cold wall surfaces.
L. O.-Any wood that is
given a natural varnish fin
iSh will darken as the wood
ages. There is no way to pre-
vent it.
SCOT on Fireplace
please tell me how to re-
move the SCOT from the fire
place brick" j. w. writes.
Answer: I assume you re-
fer to the brick surrounding
the outside of a fireplace.
The best material is mechan-
les hand soap. This is a
paste that is packaged in
cans. 1t usually smells like
sasSafrass and contains sand.
Evening star., 1962-04-14

that they will paste several
strips at once then apply the
first strip pasted to the wall.
This is to allow time for the
paper to become damp.
Otherwise, uneven shrink
age occurs and the blisters
result. You can make two
cuts with a razor bla de
through these blisters. Care
fully fold back the paper and
apply a small amount Of
paste to the wall. Press the
paper back into place with a
clean cloth. 1t is important
that this time you do not
allow the paper to absorb the
moisture first.
Needs Vopor Barrier
When our house was buiit
10 years ago, loose rock
wool insulation was poured
between the ceiling joists.
Dust from the insulation
continues to sift down into
the rooms. How can we pre-
vent this?"-G. NJ. H. asks.
Answer Since I know
nothing about the construc-
ton of your home, I must
accept your idea that this
dust is coming from the in
Sulation although it does not
sound reasonable.
This insulation should have
been placed over a vapor
barrier of aluminium coated
kraft paper or similar ma
terial. This barrier is placed
between the joists and ex-
tended up the sides a little
more than the depth of the
insulation. You can tenn
porarily remove the insula-
ton and install this barrier
now.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Color Illusions

"I purchased green paint
for my living room accord
ing to the shades shown on
the manufacturers color
card. The color is darker than
it is supposed to be and the
paint salesman refuses to do
Evening star., 1962-04-14
PeeIina Point Remedy

"I cannot keep paint on
my clapboard siding house,
so I am considering covering
it with shingles. Do you
recommend that I use paint
or stain on the shingles?"-
j. H. P. writes.
Answer-Stain is recon-
mended for shingles but If
you are going to all this
expense because of peeling
paint. the idea is akin to
tearing up the traffic ticket
when you have been pinched
for speeding. The final ac-
counting may be rough. The
cure is to reduce the hu-
midity inside the house In
winter or install 1reatherS IN
the siding to let the damp
ness escape.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-06
Heads Committee In
Virginia Association
CT Broadcasters

The manager OF the local
bloadcasting station. W'ELO.
has been appointed chairman Of
the Investment and Scholarship
committee II the Virginia As
scciat.on OF Broadcasters.
john d. VIII on was apnointad
by the president Of the associa-
ton, Hamilton Shea, Of W5VA-
AN FM TN, Harrisonburo
He will serve until the annual
meeting next June. Each chair
man will have from enc to five
commit eemel from VAB sta
tons TO ass ST ii TIE years prof
Gets. While We do net request a
lot Of committee work from our
members. we dc have eieh.
committees which we feel are
vital to the growth Of or as
ISOLATION and to continued i'm
proved services for our listen
ING audiences" Shea stated.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-06
LOngWOOd Federation FILA Puts
The Focus On Teen Values

his ultimate goals she went
on.
The Welt t h grade focused
even more attention on the
future and responsibilities which
one must assume to live a sue
cessful life. A senior gives more
thought to marriage and rear
ing a family She has set the
same principles for her mate to
follow that she does.
In conclusion she said, lone
can readily see the vast diff
ierences in an eighth graders
values and those of a his h
school senior. One also notices
the changes in values through
out the different grades in
school.
The following slate of officers
were Installed: Gay Mason, Of
CreWe. president: Carol Carwile,
Farnville, vice president; Alice
Putney. of Cumberland, secre-
tary; Ella Sue Mayton, of Black
stone. treasurer. and Joan Penn
Bolton. Of Amelia, reporter-his-
torlaa; Imogene Mann. counsel
or, and Mrs. Jessie Leath, adj
visor.
The Prince Edward FILA hos
tess conducted a tour Of h e
school.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-06
'Chaslation' Home
Development Opens

KEYSVILLE, Oct. 25 'Chas-
laton Estates, off Route $50 in
Keysvllle, were opened this week
end when the first home built
there. the PENNSYLVANIA a
three bedroom, brick, ranch
style home facing Mary Knoll
Lane, was opened to the public
for inspection. 1t had been furn-
ished by a local furniture store.
A drawing for the door prize.
an electric fry pan, was made
Sunday. The winner was Mrs. A.
F. Tuck. Jr., and three-year-old
Mark Pickett. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Aubrey Pickett. Of On
tario, did the drawing for the
lucky number.
The new Keysville develop
ent is named after its owners,
Charles and Laura Carlton, and
another opening is planned for
this coming week end, October
27-28. Then guests will register
for a new door prize.