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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-01-04

THURSDAY, JANUARY a. 1862.
The chronicle., 1962-04-06

For The
Discriminating
ON BEARDSLEE LAKE =
Words cannot describe this
custom built. Norman brick
home. Centrally air condition
ed. 3 bedrooms. Z ceramic
baths. large living room. sep
arate dining room. kitchen.
family room with all built-ins;
separate 2ox20 den. log burn
ing fireplace. large frontage on
lake with boat marina and
separate work shop. Beautiful
covered terrace and double
earport If you like the finer
things in life we'd like to show
you this truly fine home.
DESIRABLE WATER FRONT
Construction started on this
handsome Colonial styled
home. and you Gun be your
OWE decorator If you buy now.
; bedrooms. Z ceramic baths.
entrance foyer in quarry lille.
separate family room. lox24
screened terrace. double gar.
age with central air.condition-
ing and built-ins. To be finish
Cd BY Pascagoula's finest
craftsmen. $2soo cash will
handle.
PERFECT HOME In a perfect
setting Of live oaks. pecan
trees and hanging moss: this
fine home is really spacious
and offers wall.to-wall carpet
ing. Ownsr transferred TO
South America and says make
offer for equity.
SOUTH pAScAGoULA Solid
brick on 4 4Yee.shadsd corner
lot; this spacious home Is
beautifully done inside and
built to last. See to appreciate.
About $500 viii handle.
OWNER TRANSFERRED Hare
opportunity to own a quality.
centrally air-conditionsd home
with only $500 cash invested.
Drive By 1910 KingsbeErY. We
have the key.
WALTER POPE
Realtor - Mutual Insurance
lloe Z. Ingalls, Ave-. 50 2-S3ol
Mrs. Katherine SpYridon
Phone 50 2.ls77
Walter Pope 50 2.s7l7
le II be 3.30
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TUXEDO RENTALS: Finest emsl,sx
perfect styling, properly fitted. reason-,
aoie charge. 6parkmAAr-WigRtna. a.
ingalls, Ave. ~ m - -
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REAL. ESTATE

COMMERCIAL LOT located south or
ingalls, Ave. on Market St. near shop
ping center. Priced to sell AZ $500.
Call Pasco Realty. so 7-7s46. Dick
CIR 5-l49l: J. 8. Sanford. Jr. 80 A.
6195. i8 Il be 3-2J
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PASCO SAYS
BE WISE AND IN
VESTIGATE THE
FOLLOWING EX-
ISTING HOMES
l. pINECREsT PARK sUBDI.
VISION - Equity sale -
three bedrooms - Ia bath.
Attached carport.
z. PINECREST PARK SUBDI-
VISION - l009o VA. financ.
ing - brick veneer - three
bedrooms and l1a bath.
3. SHERLAWN H E EIG II T S
SUBDIVISION - Equity sale
three bedrooms. one bath
and carport.
4. SHERLAWN HEI G H T S
SUBDIVISION - Total equity
$500 - monthly payment SIS.
S. LoNCFELLOW ACRES -
Ideal for the discriminating
family. 1887 50. Fl. living area.
3 bedrooms. sunken living
room: dining room & family
room. built.in kitchen. Carpet
& Armstrong VinYl tile
throughout the house. 2 full
ceramic baths; air-condiiion-
ing. central heating. Old brick
veneer: double garage. Large
beautiful lot plus many other
features. Shown by appoint
ment only. Call Pasco Realty
CO. SO 2-7e46. r. N. Sutherland
III. SO 2-5687. John Frazier
CIR 5-l4sl. J. S. Sanford. Jr..
so 2.6l95,
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6 HOUSES FOR SALE /
Vaughan Smith
Agency

l. AS IS: $500 small old
home located on q beautiful
high dry lot. 70 fl. front. 2l0
fl. deep on Live Oak Avenue.
2. SCHOOL STREET: 5 bed
room. z bath home located
llo2 School Street. Has CEN
tral heat and carport. Total
price Sl4.350. Down payment
$3.50 plus closing cost. See this
one today.
3. FARMETTE: approximate
ly 3 3/4 acres with good at
tractive 4 room home located
near Hurley. Priced TO 60 at
the low price Of $4,000.
4. LIKE NEW: Completely Re.
built 3 bedroom home on
Buena Vista ST. 2 bearing
pecan trees. 2 oak trees. Class
a residential area. carpoft and
FHA Financing.
S. HIGHWAY 80: Land. 2o3
front feet by ss feet deep one
side. 1875 fl. deep on other side.
Priced at $40 per front #.
s. LOT: Beautiful lot. size 81
x 100 located Gulf Hills. Ocean
Springs. Priced at $500.
WE HAVE MANY OTHER
LISTINGS FOR SALE AND
NEW ONES COMING IN
DAILY.
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HOUSES FOR SALE !


NEW HOMES: We have only II lots
remaining In Kings Park Subdivision.
This exclusive area offers many fine
features. Homes range In price from
$1,000 to $40 1000. Under construction
now are three fine homes which you
must see. Veteran move In for less
than $3.50. Maximum FLA financing
available. Call Paseo Realty SO p
7s46. Dick Sutherland 80 2-56s7. John
Frazier OR 5-l4sl, J. 8. Sanford. Jr.,
80 2-61o5. is tt be 3-23
BY OWNER: New Griffin Heights area.
bedroom brick veneer; ia baths.
central heating d air-conditioning 4
years old. Pick UP equity g. assume
monthly payments. CIR 5-772s.
10 10tp 3-27
PINECREsT: THREE BEDROOMS. two
baths and family room. Central air
conditioning. Phone so 2-6o49.
Is 4tp 3-27
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Vaughan Smith
Agency

formerly Smith & Millette)
Insurance. Real Estate &
Mortgage Loans
First Federal Building
Office Phone so 2.Slll
Salesmen:
10y X. Lawhon
Mrs. John Legare
Holidays & After Hours
Mrs. Legare SO 2-l52l
Mr.. Lawhon SO 2.2l3l
is # be 3.23
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CASH FOR FILA, CT EQUITIES. o.
X. Realty Co.. 234 Canty st. Pas
cagoula. Fri. 16 tf be slo
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE: bedroom carport home;
3 years oldl. Sherlawn Heights. w.
Moss Point. $3.50; and will consider
terms. Assume mortgage; monthly
payments SIS. Call Harold Lawrence,
so 2-2477 or SO 2-7s46.
Is IT be 2-l6
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BUSINESS SERVICE

VACUUM CLEANER Sales a. Repairs.
For Electrolux Service call J. NJ. But
Ter, so 2-6999. 4 II be 2-27
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new HOMES

Kings Park Subdivision
Midway between Pascagoula
and Moss Point. This area Of
fers privacy and comfort. Sup
erb design with eloquent taste
in each and every Pasco built
home.
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New Residents
In FallllvilIe

Mr. ard Mrs. Thomas MAKO.
of Georgia, are making their
home at Hampden Sydney.
where Mr. Mayo VIII be a mem
Der OF the faculty during the
coming year
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Duncan
have established residence at
PA E. Third street. Mr.. Duncan
is member OF the Herald
news staff
MIR and Mrs James Wamp-
Ter. Of Clifton Forge. have NOV
cd 10 Germantown Road. MIR.
Wamplcr is manager of Grant 5
store
Charles Allison has begun his
work as auditor at Longwood
College Mr.. and Mrs. Allison
and family are living or North
Bridge Street.
David Conner. recl1liter with
the U. S. Army. moved here
from Bedford. ard has estab-
hshed residence at the home O.
Mrs. Layne on High street.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10

Shinpaugh also brought greetings
from Mr.. Healy, who regretted
that he could not be present.
He sent congratulations to Mr..
and Mrs. Bass, who had a
beautiful so years together"
Others on the program were
members of the class. They al
so communicated with the group
through the deaf, sign language.
Their names are. Miss Barbara
Terrell, who gave the Doxology.
Gorden Landcs, the invocation.
Charles AlevanGer Raymond
Lane, and Richard Love, all
three Of whom read hymns,
and Bernard Moore, who gave
the benediction.
Following the reception, for
which arrangements were
made BY Mrs. w. A. Oldham. of
Rice. incoming president of the
new Baptist Association, unof-
flcally known as the Nottoway
River Association. a picnic was
held on the grounds of Ash Camp
Baptist Church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10
Rsr sonnl MlnAA;on

Richard Fore, of Fredericks
burg, was a recent guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. B. Ellington.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Waverly Gillian ard Mr.. anc
Mrs. B. c. Gillian visited theil
brotherin-laW, Thomas Coving
ton, at Virginia Baptist Hos
pital, Lynchburg.
Mrs. w. H. Burford will en-
terrain her bridge club on Tues
day evening.
Mrs. j. E. Glenn and Mrs. o
P. Farrar. of Prospect, enter
tanned at a bridge luncheon al
Hotel Weyanoke August 2 hon
oring Mrs Jess Mustoe. Of Ho;
Springs. and Mrs. 0. P. Far
rar. Jr.. and daughter, Linda
of Jackson. Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. McClenny
spent the week end of July %
in Newport News with their son
ir-laW and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Gordon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. OWings
and little daughters. Mary Bone
venture and Missy who have
been visiting Mr.. Owings' aunt,
Mrs. William H. Moore and
Major Moore. have returned to
their home in Boston. Mass. Mr..
OWlngs is district sales mana
ger for The VARIG airlines, of
South Amel "a. His sister Mrs.
Ruth Lee, of Los Angeles, has
also returned to her home. Their
mother, who is Mrs. Moore,s
sister, Of Knoxville. Tenn, will
remain for a few days longer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Castle and
their daughter Lynn, who have
been visiting Major and Mrs.
Moore, have returned to Airing
ton. On Thursday night Mr.
Owings showed colored slides
and movies Of many foreign
countries, especially impressive
were the ones of Rome and the
Vatican where Mr. and Mrs.
Owlngs were presented to the
Pope. Others present for the
showing were Dr.. and Mrs. Paul
Beckham, Dr.. w. j. Sydnor, DR..
and Mrs. F.. r. Crawford, and
Leo Kearney.
Mrs. w. H. Wlkerson and
June Carole Ellington have re-
turned from visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. johnson in Freder-
icksburg, and spending some
time at Colonial Beach and
Westmoreland State Park.
After spending a month with
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Watson in
Lugoff, S. c., Chuck and Steve
Green have returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruce, of
Richmond. spent the week end
with his mother, Mrs. w. B.
Bruce.
Spending some time in Rich
mend with her son and daughter
ir-laW, Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Bond
urant, is Mrs. r. S. Bondurant.
A Sunday overnight guest of
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cralle was
their nephew. Harvey Barton, Of
st. Adams, w. Va.
Mrs. j. H. Clark and Miss Sal
" Ann Clark left Tuesday for
Pulaski where they will attend
the wedding Of her niece, Miss
Elizabeth Ann Garland, to Bar
clay Allison on Saturday Miss
Clark will be a bridesmaid.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10
Mary Wilson Garden
Club Meets With
Mrs. D. G. Wilson

Mrs. David c. Wilson was
hostess at the summer meeting
OF the Mary Wilson Garden
Club. The club members and
guests heard Dean E. T. Craw-
Icy discuss the m a king Of
church arrangements. and ar
rangements for the dinner table.
He Illustrated both with using
fresh materials,
The members were particu-
larry interested i'll his various
uses of mechanical aids.
Winners of the mass arrange
mcnt exhibit were. first-Mrs.
Claude Pritcllard. second Mrs.
H. L. Duncan. third Miss Jean
Massey. and honorable mention
10 Miss Betty Overcast.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10
Deaf Bible Class HOnOrs Founder
On 5Oth Wedding Anniversary

Over 100 people from all parts
of Virginia and neighboring
North Carolina gathered to hon
OF Mr.. and Mrs Aumon Bass.
of Rice, on their golden wedding
anniversary at a reception in the
basement of Ash Camp Baptist
Church. Sunday afternoon, fol-
lowing the monthly meeting of
the Keysville Bible Glass for
the Deaf held in the church in
Keysville.
Mr.. Bass who is known
throughout the state as an out
standing teacher of the deaf. or
ganized the Bible Glass upon his
retirement several years ago.
People of all ages from all over
Virginia attend the class at Ash
Camp. and many of them are
former students of Mr.. Bass.
who cannot hear. himself.
He worked as a teacher for
81 years before his retirement.
many of them at the Virginia
School for the Deaf and Blind in
Staunton. Mr.. Bass. also. collabo-
rated with j. E. Healy former
superintendent of the VSDB, on
the book. History of the Educa-
ton of the Deaf in Virginia
The main speaker for tie BIZ
bic Glass. Sunday at ? pm. was
J. R. Shinpaugh. superintendent
of the school Tor the Deaf and
Blind. Talking on Prayer Mr.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10
Mrs. Morgan Much Entertained
Before Marriage On Sunday

Miss Sue Carolyn Agee whose
marriage to Ewell Alexander
Morgan, of Andersonville, took
place on August 5, was honored
July % at a tea at the Maysville
Presbyterian Church, by the
Women Of the Church.
Saturday August 4. Mrs. Char
les Stone, Of Scottsville. was
hostess at luncheon for Miss
Agee.
Mrs. John Morgan, Jr., and
Mrs. Ernest Morgan entertain
ed at a pre-rehearsal dinner for
the bridal party.
Also, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Nor
gan entertained with an after
rehearsal party at their home in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10
Miss Machalak Becomes Bride OF
Mr.. Cox In NelU York SATURDAY.

The marriage of Miss Doris
Machalak, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ste p h n Machalak, of
Brooklyn. N. Y, to Benjamin
Ashley Cox, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cunningham Cox, of
Farnville, took place at 8 pm.
Saturday. Aug 4. in the Chapel
of Our Lady, st. Patrick's Cath
edral. New York, City.
Father Vincent Fox officiated
Given in marriage by her IA
Their, the bride wore a gown of
peau de sole and Chantilly lace.
Her veil of silk tulle fell from
a pearl crown and she carried
a bouquet of stephanotis.
Mrs. Louis Di. Meglio was ma
iron of honor.
Harry Carpenter. of Brooklyn
N. Y. was best man. Donald
Jones, of New York City, was
usher.
! Immediately following the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10
Junior Modern W0odmen Enjoy
An Outing At Goodwin Lake

The Junior Modern Woodmen
went on their annual hayride to
Goodwin Lake recently. Thirty
seven juniors and Al adults
spent an enjoyable day swim
ming. boat riding and feasting
The Junior Modern Woodmen
get together each month for
planned entertainment as we'll
as a business meeting. at the
Modern Woodmen's Hall.
The entertainment for the re-
naming months of this year has
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10
Clabough-Whitaker Wedding Party
Out-Of-TOlUn Guests Entertained

Mrs. L. D. Whitaker is enter
taining with a dinner at Cedar
Brook, Thursday. Aug. 8. for
the out-of-toWn guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Whitaker,
Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Whitaker are holding an after
rehearsal party for the out-of-
town guests and wedding party.
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keysville Chapter 40, Keysville
Other notables of the order at
tending were Kathryn L. Ora
wins, Right Worthy Grand Treas
urer'' Adele R. Major and vi
va Spain. Past Grand Matrons
and Ruth Haskell, Grand Mar
shall; Edna Beacham, Grand Adj
GRAND es: '1 Ruth Mary Fer" Stuart
A banquet at Cedar Brook Res
taurant preceded the meeting at
the Masonic Temple.
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Club Calendar
PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLES

PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLES
Monday, Aug. 13, pm, A with
Mrs. E. L. Milton; 5 with Mrs.
Thomas Ragland; 6 with Mrs.
w. H. Burford; 7 with Mrs.
Robert Davis. Tuesday, Aug. 10,
10 am, l. 2 and 3 at the
church, hostesses Mrs. Epsie
Vale, Mrs. H. E. Button, Miss
Jessie Walton and Mrs. W. B.
PettigreW.
nERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA - Tuesday. Aug. IA.
8 pm, Center.
MARY WILSON GARDEN
CLUB : Friday. Aug. 10. 10 to
y noon. with Mrs. G. Tyler
Miller. Workshop for Children.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Carson
and daughter. Laura. of Port
WASH gton, l.. l.. are visiting
friends here, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Kavton. Jr.
and children have been vacation
ing in Mays Head. N. C.
Sunday guests Of Mrs. S. l..
Ragland were her daughter Mrs
job" Dabney. and family, of
Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10
Entertains At Stork
Shower Hol1ol'ing
Mrs. lIarHood, il.

Mrs. Charles 2. Anderson. Jr.,
entertained at stork shower at
her jackson Heights home in
honor Of Mrs, John f. Harwood
Jr.. Of Dillwyn. Fifteen We're in
vited TO the shower on Friday.
Aug. 3.
Gifts were presented in a ba
by carriage decorated in baby
pink and blue. a color scheme
which was carried out III dec
oratlons and refreshments Of
punch. cakes and minis.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10
Many OES Members From Over The
State Attend Banquet And Meetino

Approximately 200 members
of the Order of Eastern Star
from various parts of Virginia
gathered at the Masonic Tenn
pie in Farmville on Tuesday.
August 7. III honor of the Grand
Visitation of Worthy Grand Ma
tron. Inez P. Meekins, and Wor-
thy Grand Patron. Joseph B.
Latham both Of Norfolk.
Host Chapters for the event
were Robert Morris Chapter
No. $50, Falmvllle; Fairfax
Chapter no 98. Burkeville: and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10

tonight Thursday, Aug. g.,
Also, on Friday, Mrs. John
G. Shannon is entertaining the
house guests of Mrs. L. D.
Whitaker and her own at lunch
con at the Weyanoke Hotel. The
guests are here for the Cla-
boughWhitaker wedding.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10
miscellaneous Sh0wer Honors
Miss Betty Anne Sch1tt

Miss Betty Anne Schutt, whose
marriage to Robert Thompson
will take place on August b.
was honored with a miscellan-
eous shower given by Mesdam-
es, Maude Orange, Lorepe Wor-
sham and Miss Nancy Marshall
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10

on Friday night at the social
hall OF Burkeville Baptist
Church.
The color scheme for the oc-
cassion was pink and white.
There were some so guests
who enjoyed the party.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10

been planned as follows Aug
ust-outdoor activity. /. contests,
games and a watermelon feast.
September Back-to-school bingo
party OctoberHallowe en- party,
November Thanksgiving dinner;
and visit from Santa, also in
vited guests.
Ms. Philip GAY IS the junior
director, MIS-. jim Frank. as
sistant director.
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wedding a reception was held at
the st. Moritz Hotel.
After a trip to Bermuda, the
couple will live in New York
City.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10

Mrs R. L. Hurt and Mrs.
Earl Krone" attended a Pres
byterian womans training class
at Massanetta Springs last week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10

F'arlnville.
ed Miss Agee with a bridal
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-10
Cokc'Party For
Allison Hall

Allison Han Of TT Tottcn.
Long Island. N. Y. was guest
Of honor at a coke party. on
Wednesday, Aug. s. from 10
m. to p noon. given by her
grandmother Mrs. Leland San
ford.
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beaten eggs, oil and vanilla.
Blend together thoroughly.
Roll portions Of dough onto
lightly Toured board about
H-inch thick. Cut into A.
inch rounds. Place a rounded
teaspoon Of filling in center
Gas much as sealed tricorn
will hold. Bring three
points Of circle to center to
form a triangle or tricorn
shape. Pinch edges together
to form ridges (moisten
edges with water, If needed.
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Place on lightly creased
cookie sheet. Brush with
beaten egg. Sprinkle with
sugar. Bake in $50 degrees
F. oven Is to 35 minutes or
until lightly Drowned. About
212 dozen.
Prune Filling
l pound prnes
tablespoon sugar
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Purim, a Jewish holiday
that is spirited and gay,
rather than spiritual and
solemn, this year will be cele-
brated on Tuesday, March 20.
The festival commentaries
Queen ESther's triumph over
Haman, wicked prime min
lister Of ancient Persia.
Haman had issued a decree
calling for the destruction of
all of Persia's Jews. Queen
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l tablespoon lemon Juice
y teaspoon French's CHINA
mon
l cup chopped walnuts
Cook prunes as directed on
package. Drain off any liquid.
Remove pits from prunes.
Chop fine. Add sugar, lemon
juice, cinnamon and nuts.
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AS with all traditional &C.
casions, there are many In
teresting facts to be learned
about Purim. The word,
itself. for example, means
"lots," because Hannah drew
lots to decide on which day
he would carry out the de-
struction he had planned.
Observance begins on the
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eve Of Purim, when the Book
Of Esther is read in syna-
gogues and temples.
Essentially a woman's holi-
day because 1t honors a
heroine, the evenings merry
makering begins with a deli
cious traditional meal. Purim
wouldn't be Purim without a
h a m a n tasch (Haman's
pocket - a three-cornered
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pstry filled with poppy seed
and honey or prune butter.
Hamantaschen
4 cups sifted flour
"a cup sugar
3 teaspoons baking powder
"a teaspoon salt
4 eggs. beaten
y cup cooking oil
2 teaspoons French'S vanilla
extract
Sift together flour, sugar,
baking powder and salt. Add
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Esther, a Jewess. saved her
people by bravely interceding.
Her husband. King Ahasue-
rus, rescinded the order.
Humans plot was exposed.
and he was executed. Jews
have commemorated the
struggle ever since as an
expression of faith that all
tyrants will be overcome.
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- HUDSON REAL ESTATE
UN: 4-1515 UN. 4-7171
ON ROUTE 227-2.l4 acres, leveI
and cleared with o10-foot road
frontage PTice $3.50. 5000 cash.
balance $50 month. Major Ed
wards. Dial 301-WE. 4-437O,
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
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TIDEWATEk

CREEK, Amberley-
Beaut. waterfront. Desirable COM
munity, 50 min. to D. C. line. "a
acre shaded lot, custom 2-story
Colonial, 8 bedrms.. 2M baths,
paneled den, 2-car garage. Breeze
way and porch. Priced in 40s,
BY OWNER. Annapolis. 301-26S-
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$40 ACRES, SOS per acre. IFS mi.
from WASHINGTON. House, barn,
ali or half. MR.. CROSS, IA. O.
1864. PAUL p. STONE. TU. q
1105. RA 3-9233.
i2O-ACRE DAIRY FARM, all clear
fertile land. 81 stn. barn. nee.
bldgs. Modern S-rm. brk, home,
tenant house, new milk tank. dairy
equip. All only $4,000.
129-acre stock farm, nee. bldgs.,
stream. pond, $4,000,
157-acre dairy. stock farm. Nee.
bldgs., heavy stream, big meadow
Real buy, $4,000.
S00-acre stock farm, nee. bldgs.
Less than $500 an acre.
60-acre stock farm, good bldgs. and
home, water. S25, 200.
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY, 231
JOHN ]. PRICE, Realtor, Mt. Airy
3-BEDRM. BRICK HOME in Mt.
Airy. Bath, hot-water furnace.
town water. Large lot with 1873
It. front on street, Poss. soon. To
settle estate. $13,500.
7-rm. house on paved road, near
Mt. Airy. Bath, large lot. Needs
some repairs, but steal at $4,000.
6-rm. frame house, in Mt. Airy,
with 2 bedrms., bath, sewing room,
a-acre lot. $4,000.
MT. AIRY MD.-PH. 1913
EVE, SUN, PHI. MIR. PRYOR, Ann
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CHARLES H. JAMESON

Poolesville, Md.
WI. 1929 or 301-DI. 9-3262
COUNTRY PROPERTY-southern
e e5 E3p sEsvi ice i BGi s-2f ST.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
READY FOR SPRING
THAW RIGHT
WITH US

WATERFRONT-94 acre. Masonry
baths. Ice. liv. rm. wLfireplace
mod. kit. util. rm., designed for
enjoyable living. S21,500.
WATERFRONT-A acre. Masonry
home, bedrms., . baths. liv.
rm. w/fireplace, din. rm., kit.
Pier accommodates lge. boat. $24. =
500.
FOUR BEDROOMS, Q baths, liv.
rm., din. rm.. kit. h.-w.h., many
extras. Fenced corner lot w/beaut.
water view. $4,000.
For Better Waterfront Homes
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March 10, 1862
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HOWARD COUNTY

HORSE FARM-LarEe barn, 10
new box stalls, farmhouse, board
fences, streams. 45 acres. S34.5OO.
PICTURESQUE CHARM 1oo-yr
old Mill House, oil heat, bath
Overlooking river. mi. to Rte, %
INVESTMENT FARM-12O acres
long I'd. frontage on 2 roads adj
lacent interchange.
SO ACREs--suitable small builder
y n AesRRiEss@wooded on oul.. road.
81 ACRES-Country bldg sites nY
Rte. 81. Terms. Call Mrs. Adams.
so -545S or Mrs. Shaw, 53i-5II0'
PIERRE 6. DUGAN & NEPHEW
Baltimore /. VIZ T-a45A
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IL ACRE fresh water lake, well
stocked with bass and breim, sur
rounded by 40 acres, open and
growing timber. Exclusive fishing
4-room cottage. $4,000. w. C.
RICE, Broker. Warsaw, Va,
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