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Holmes County herald., 1962-03-29
Goodman News
BY ROwena Hill

Guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Parker and
Mrs. Mollie Schrock Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Scott
and family of Jackson; Mr..
and Mrs. George Body of
Memphis; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Herren of Chula Vista, Cali
fornia; Mr.. Derek Parker of
Miss. State University and Mr..
G. S. Schrock of Poplarville.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Albin
and Callie went to Silver
Creek Sunday after their
daughter, Cindy who had been
visiting her cousin, Barbara
Shivers during the spring holi-
days.
Mrs. Herbert Browning went
to Mobile last week to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Bill Cook
and son, John, who has i'm
proved from surgery enough
to go home from the hospital.
Mrs. j. W. Potts and Mrs.
j. j. Browning went to the
Home Demonstration Tour in
Natchez last Wednesday and
Thursday.
The girls home from Delta
State for the holidays were,
Sara Jane Browning, Peggy
Lusk and Bettye Branch.
These girls attended the M.
e. A. Convention in jackson
last week.
DR.. w. A. Smithson and
TWO sons spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Smithson.
Or. and Mrs. John F. Allen.
Mrs. Joann Allen Ledbetter
and daughter, Teri of Hunts
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-29
Visits Grandparents


Frances Lansdale Herbert,
Jr. of Sac Paulo, Brazil is
visiting grandparents in Mis-
sissippi on Easter Holiday Is
% from Woodbury., Forest
School, Virginia, guest of
Col. and Mrs. Lyon w. Bran
don of Jackson and Como and
was a weekend guest of his
grandmother, Mrs. J. G.. Her
bert, Sr. in Lexington.
Mrs. Jesse Hughes of
Clarksdale spent Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Shepherd.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-29

Weekend Guest
Miss Mary Ray Fridge of
Hattiesburg was a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburn Hook
er and Ed Wilburn Hooker
for the weekend.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-29

vile, Alabama spent last week
with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Frank Allen.
Mrs. Eudora Smithson went
to jackson last Wednesday
on business.
Mrs. j. D. Neaves and Mrs.
Carrie Parker went to Jack
son last Friday to the M. E
A. Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Boylin of
jackson spent the weekend
with the j. D.. Neaves.
Mr.. and Mrs. William
lSchrock went to Jackson last
Tuesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Pat torrance visited
her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson in Starkviue last
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Killebrew
and children of Memphis
spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Raft Killebrew.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. McCles.
ky were Saturday visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nc
Clesky in Tchula.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bobo
and boys of Arkansas and
Miss Pat Lowe of Macon were
weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Bobo.
L II
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-29

vile, Alabama spent last week
with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Frank Allen.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-29

Mrs. Eudora SmithSon went
to jackson last Wednesday
on business.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. McCles.
ky were Saturday visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nc
Clesky in Tchula.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Killebrew
and children of Memphis
spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Raft Killebrew.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-29

Mrs. j. w. Potts and Mrs.
]. j.. Browning went to the
Home Demonstration Tour in
Natchez last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Holmes County herald., 1962-03-29

Mrs. J.. D. Neaves and Mrs
Carrie Parker went to Jack.
son last Friday to the M. E
A. Convention.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-18

patented or tentatively ap- proved" since the previous op- ening on January II, 1862, and noted on the Divisions status records as of September 30, 1862, unless covered by a valid coal application, permit or lease.
 Applications filed after No vember 30 for these lands will be processed on first come, first served" basis. These "op- ened lands" will remain open to filing until covered by prospecting permit, leased, or formally withdrawn.
 Application Form DL-70 must be filed in, duplicate and be accompanied by a $20 filing fee. Lands must be described by legal subdivisions. The re- quest for classification of lands for competitive leasing requir- es no filing fee and may be in letter form.
 Further information is avail able at the Division of Lands, 344 Sixth Avenue, Anchorage.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-18
The Big Difference in insurance can save your bank account

A serious car accident "a judgment against you-two actions that could wipe out your lifetime savings.
 But you don't have to worry if you have the Big Difference in insurance =. the continuing. personal attention of an indePendent insurance agent. He sees you
The frontiersman., 1962-10-18
GOLDDUSTERS

The October meeting of the Golddusters was held at the home of Mary Ellen Mover with l8 members present. The pro- gram of the evening was be- gun with the installation of the new officers, Glennice Morgen- son, president; Ruth Hodgson, vice-president; Mary Ellen Mover, secretary; and Shirley Smith, treasurer.
 A sharing time was held for members to demonstrate what they might contribute to Holi- day Workshop. Four members were selected to demonstrate at the Workshop. The final DOT ton of the program was pre- sented by Glenny Morgenson and Wanda Wilson, who re- viewed material from two cour- ses given at Short Course in Fairbanks.
 The next meeting will be Mo- vember IA at the home of Shir- ley Smith.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-18

monies projects. Their reward was a college scholarship pro- vided by the mail order firm.
 Soon another batch of home economics scholarship winners will be named by the Extension Service. In November, six girls will be chosen from among 1862 state award winners who will meet at the National All Club Congress opening in Chicago Nov. 25. The trips will be paid for by Montgomery Ward and all 50 girls will be guests at a banquet in their honor.
 And what lies ahead for these talented young women?
 The answer may be found in the results of a recent survey of former home economics scholar ship recipients spanning a 25- year period. Of the no respond ents, 78 per cent had attended college. About 86 per cent of this group pursued home eco monies careers in the following areas: teaching, dietetics, nurs- ing, Extension Service, library, social work and business.
 A review of additional jobs awaiting future home economies graduates suggests journalism, advertising and sales, textile and clothing design, research, interior decorating, and the vast field of human and animal nutrition including outer space travellers.
 The National All Home Eco monies program has much to offer the pre-teen member as lwell as the older girl.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-18
[ll77lRS] 5S 1oi

Dear Editor:
 Forest fire losses in Alaska during the 1862 fire season were, as in 1861, quite moder- ate. We attribute this in part to favorable weather condi- tions. However, since man caused fires were so few, we believe a great deal of credit for this is due the newspapers of Alaska for carrying excel lent and timely forest fire pre- vention messages. The Bureau of Land Management is indeed grateful for the fire prevention cooperation we received in The Frontiersman. wish to a k e this opportunity to thank you and your staff for your assis- tance to our fire prevention program.
 Very truly yours,
 Roger R. Robinson
 State Director
The frontiersman., 1962-10-18
DIVISION OF LANDS TO TAKE GOAL PROSPECTING PERMIT APPLICATIONS

Applications for coal pros- pecting permits and requests for classification of lands for competitive coal leasing may be filed at the Division of Lands, 344 Sixth Avenue, An chorage, Alaska, beginning No vember l, according to Alaska Land Lines" publication of the Alaska Department of Ma tural Resources.
 Filings may be made be- tween 1000 AM. and 300 PM, Monday through Friday, All filings on lands opened for the first time made during the thirty-day period, ending 300 PM. on November 30 will be considered to be simultaneous ly filed. If more than one ap- plication is filed for the same tract, a drawing will be held to determine priority.
 Open for filing are all lands
The frontiersman., 1962-10-18

have the right protection ... keeps your insurance up-to- date :. and makes sure you get fast, fair settlement.
 For car, home, or business insurance. stop in to see us. As professional insurance men independent agents we're pledged to serve you frstl -
The frontiersman., 1962-10-18
Over Million Learn Home, Career Skills

CANNING was the first All project for girls about 50 years ago came under the heading of "home economies" Cooking and sewing were soon added. Today about IA million girls between 10 and 21 years old are engaged in a broad program of home economics projects.
 They not only learn many skills for building happy homes, but also acquire important knowledge and experience to guide them into future careers and successful marriages.
 In 1883, with the approval of the Cooperative Extension Serv- ice, a specific awards program that encompassed all All home economics projects was set up. The sponsor was Montgomery Ward, which already had been an active supporter of All youths for a decade.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-18
CUB SCOUT BOARD TO PLAN FOR YEAR

A Cub Scout planning meet ing will be held at the home of Bob Warner on Monday, Oct 2, at 8 pm. All members of the planning board are asked to be present.
 The first Cub Scout p a c k meeting of the year has been set for Friday, Oct. 26, in the multipurpose room at Swan son school. Further details will be announced next week.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-18
SOURDOUGHS

The Sourdough Club met at the Kings Lake home of Mrs. Bert Bingle on Oct. g for a pot luck luncheon, followed by in- stallation of officers.
 Plans for the Holiday Work shop on Oct. 26 were made.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-18
Homemakers News

Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Dow will 1 demonstrate candies and crafts, and Sourdoughs will furnish coffee for the day. =. Rusty Dow, reporter
The frontiersman., 1962-10-18
Cattle and Sheep
 Plentiful in Idaho

In 1860 the cattle population of Idaho was about 1,456,00 head, while sheep grazing in the state numbered approxi- mately, 1,071, ,000 animals.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-18
Home Economic, Covers Large Segment of All Work

Pretty l7-year old 4-H'sr Donna Roberts is demon- strefing variations of rolls 10 be made from a basic yeast dough. She might well be preparing for a future career as a home eeono- mist in teaching or business.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-18

Since that time national rec ognition has touched 153 young women because they were se- lected as the most outstanding members completing home eco-
Evening star., 1962-09-09
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FAIRFAX M0TEL@I3 units On 8
acres, located on Rites. 2e-211.
FAIRFAX RLTY., CR. 3-2407.
FRONT ROYAL Vic.-Mod. mason
rmS., pch., gar, stream, 8 acres
OF more. $3.50. 703-347-4610. o.
HARPERs FERRY, W. VA.-60 mi,
fSr '1 ia Genie ng tns bss5t2 10 la IenoSS Us
history. unusual old stone house
for $500. Many other properties
for investment or for pleasant
living. Mrs. Knott, HarpeTs Ferry
5o5l or AD. 2-5424. TIGHE
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DILLON LAND co.
2 A-40A0
Retirement Or Retreat
LOVELY CAMP SITE
WOODED CAMPSITE
SHENANDOAH u ga .L VALLEY

W lAlAtS west OF ID O.
en- Prlee Reduced for Quick Sale
gosS IaIm Just off blaektop
with some oak and Dine saw
timber, cleared land tillable. .
story, o-room, 2-screened porches.
frame house in good condition
Neii water, electricity, barn, chick
en- mouse and tool shed. All house,
mold furniture and farm eouin-
nlent such as Allis-Chalmers trac-
tor IN good condition with mower
ano piow attachments, farm tools
iVs o. lumber and many other
t1is' n,sin' inns tarm must be sold
property. household furniture AM
srrsnged; g, {. FUNRHoSusEPP' Gus \
Boyee. Va. $40. Closed SUNDAYS
SMALL FARM WANTED. prime
Georges or Montgomery County
VIII nav all cash. Box 26-z, star
SOUTHERN Colonial estate con.
sisting Of 426 acres finest line
stone land. panoramic view OF
Blue Ridge Mts. two largest
streams In entire area. private
spring water piped to All bldes
main dwelling has 5 bedroorns
baths, huge liv. room with
fireplace. full dining room, beaut
Kit. break. nook. glass enclosed
veranda. brick 2-car gar, shrubs
safnss.r saa srees %itSS tSSaiSrs, ,oi. recently built
stalls, 5iS miles OF board fences nSS
u miles hard Surface road
modern Groom and / modern a.
room tenant dwellings, water In
every field, truly q beautiful es-
tate, health reason for Selling. To-
Gated in. area Of fine estates, near
Mlnchester and BerryVille, We.
STRoSNIDER REALTY CO.
9h E. Piccadilly st.
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FARMS

yIRGNIA-l2s-aers farm. Nice
home. $4,000.
ICULPEPER AREA-2Z2-aerO beef
farm. Fine soil. Colonial brick
home for restoration. Delightful
3-oeoroom cottage for now.
NINETEEN ACRES. bordering river,
about 1,600 It. Old house. Good
yslne; $500; WAUGH REAL
va. 5-s5O2 res, va. 5-sIs2 or
VA. 5-SSS3 res,
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,Es, sfunIos feF RENrloFFIcEs, STUDIOS fur RENT

SILVER sPRNG-sze 70 $3.50 II
air-eond. elevator bldg. With isni-
tor service.
EASTER AVE.-Two 8-room suites
WHEAToN-2 lge. front sinEls IN
mod air-cond, bldg. $50 so each,
CHESTER KELLER JU. 5-7104
SILVER sPRNG. Bonifant ana
hsnscn sts-, sho blk from eas
incl air cond. and ianitor service
Reas. rent. Gail J. O. SAAH. VIII
6-6795 or your own broker.
SILVER SPRING, Piney Branch ant
Flower Observation-Disclosures Of.
fees, around H.. s513 Piney
Branch I'd. $50 per mo. and up.
TAKOMA REALTY JU. S-19OC
SILVER STRING oFFICEs-Beaut
new ground-floor offices. Air
eond. bldg. Janitor service. Ad.
iacent 70 public parking.
ROBINSON ~. 1855
SILVER SPRTNG, MD.-Do yoU
need office space In the heart Of
Silver Spring? Perfect location
modern bldg, air conH.. elevator
and plenty Of public patking near
BY. Apply Mr.. Gemmfn. CHAM
BERS FUNERAL HOME. 1856
lTeOrE1A ave
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RANDALL H. HAGNER 4 CO.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-360(
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FARMS
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.

SMALL ESTATE. near Bay. Attrae.,
bedrms.. mod. kit, bath. full
din. rm.. Ice. paneled lv. rm. with
fireplace. h.-w. heat, in setting
OF lge. oaks on paved I'd, 4 acres
OF land. $4,000. Liberal terms,
10 ACRES. level farm land 'front.'
ing new paved rd., nr. county
seat, can be used either residen-
ttal or commercial,
% ACRES. fronting main highway,
commercial or residential.
o5 ACRES-Tenant house, barn,
tractor and equip. Ga. tob. allot.
Good invest: farm ct $4,000.
2-ACRE BLDG. SITE fronting
from Chesapeake Bay.
FOR LARGE FAMILY, Fine big
home with 4 bedrms., lge. din, rm.
with firepI., library with firepl.,
lge. liv.. rm,, lge, mod. kitchen,
full baths, basement. on 8 acres
with broad outlook over the Pa
tuxent River. 4S mi. from the
District. Priced to sell ct S12,75O,
with one-third cash.
ON PATUXENT RIVER-1Sth cen
tury columned Southern planta-
tion house Of 8 bedrms., B baths,
orig. paneling, fireplaces and
mantels. wide floors, exposed beam
ceilings, o most attractive period
house. Other improvements. A
studio guest house. farmers house,
full complement Of farm bldgs.,
116 acres land in tobacco beef
cattle production. river shore has
wide sand beach and inlet for
small-boat anchorage, superior
environment. As mi. from District
S150.000. Inspection by appt
Main and branch offices open
sundays and all weekdays except
Wednesdays.
J. r. Waters a. Associates
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MAYNE REALTY co,

va. 4-zs3I OIney wa. 4-4OOC
kkED'K. CO., AFD.-265 :
houses, 3 springs, alum loaf mar.
isorS barns, outbidgs, streams
$50 q. 135 q. 70Ss tiilable. 90ss tiIs
pasture. streams, 6-rm. home
spring, barns, etc, S2e0 =
Eq9lp. stock. machinery, on.
slonAl on both. 40 q. 7bes tillabIe
Soze pasture. s o. In pine trees,
o-rm. mouse, springs, All bldes
aeeoeoi ae6r,DIl;; D; C., Nd, market, $3.50
ANSSSyNT MeHENRY REALTY,
SSSS2oofee1' Wo. 6-2s44, 62s-
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} Opportunities
CONTINUED

HUlIBER-Reg. D. c. and Nd.
VIII represent firm. service bldgs.
or supervise work. Also h.-w. heat
ing exuert. Box 2A4-Z etar
Evening star., 1962-09-09

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
81 acres-Half clear, 3 large barns
stream through property, lon1
road frontage, 3 miles from La
Plata, Nd, priced to sell at S1S,'
500.
Near LaPlata - Large 3-bedrm.
1h-bath brick rambler with full
bsmt., large lot with shade trees
price S19, 900, terms.
Waldorf, Md.-Large S-bedroon
rambler with full bsmt., complett
kitchen, h.-w.h., on Ia acres
price ST.. $50. $500
LaPlata, Md. WE. 4-S43s
TWO STOCK FARMS bordering
river, nice buildings, fully modern
All necessary farm huildings.
Reasonably priced.
rs A.-Stream, all In grass. 6-rm.
dwl., silo, barn, etc, S25. 900, terms.
56 A.-5-rm. dwl., facing paved rd.
PERRoW IiSSN' REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Remington. We. HE. 9.3627
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SOuTHERN MARYI- -ANr

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY - $50
acres, over 200 IN crop and pas
ture, fenced and cross-fenced, over
mile frontage on 2 paved roads, 4
houses, 9 barns, 47-acre tobacco
allotment, valuable timber IN fun
production. Tobacco-cattle opera
ton showing large net return.
Only % miles from the District in
area with high potential for capt.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. in g.
James Parish, near Lcthian-1Sth
century manor, 3-story white clap
board with kitchen wing, all wide
floors, trim. doors, fireplace man
tells in excel. cond., in possession
OF same family since original grant
in 170l, rich in history and fradi-
tion, most unusual restoration
opportunity, 1S0-acre land in to-
bacco and grain production, an
necessary barns and dependencies,
private and secluded in best in
vlronment In committing distance
OF Washington, Baltimore or An
napolis. $50, 700; about one-thirc
CALVERT COUNTY - 1sS acre.
front paved road, near Hunting.
ton. Tenant house, barns, S-acrC
tob, allotment. Tractor and equip
ment. Good white tenant. S27, 800
8 FARMETTE SITES in beautiful
Dunkirk. area, only 21 miles from
the District. B to B acres, par
italy wooded sites. Small down
payment and balance monthly.
acres. 11-aere tobacco allot., g.
bedrm. and bath home with CEN
tral heat, 6-rIn. tenant house with
bath, 2 large tobacco barns, poul-
try and other outbuildings, 2 trac-
tors and complete equip. SO miles
from the District. Running stream,
spring, long paved road frontage.
CALVERT COUNTY-To settle es-
tate, ZOO acre productive farm,
19-a. tob. allot., attractive 3-bed-
rm. house with mod. bath. 2 ten
ant houses, barns, over mile
paved I'd. frontage. 2 tractors and
full farm equipment; 80 mi. from
the District. Good development po-
tential in near future.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, near
Harwood-7O acres, I5Is-acre to-
bacco crop, owners share included.
4-bedrrn. farm home with central
heat, tenant house. 2 barns, tim
Der, streams in all fields In COM
muting distance Of the District or
Annapolis. $50, 900.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. near
Lothian - Attractive Dutch Colo
nial, white clapboard exterior. 9
bedrms., 2 baths, solartum, base
ment, hot-water heat. 37-acre
land, running stream, shaded
grounds inclosed by white picket
fence, poultry house. barn. stable.
$4,000; one-third cash.
PRINCE GEORGES cOUNTY-1eth
century house in quiet. village set
ting Of lge. shade trees, 8 bed
rms, ia baths, basement, oil
heat, orig. slave cabin, 10-acre
land; % mi. from District. S31, :
500. One-third cash. More land II
desired. Inspection by appt.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, near
Lothian-Early house Of 4 bed
rms, 2 baths, hot-water ht., A.
rm. and bath guesthouse, tenant
house, barns and farm. bldgs., 40
acre land; "a mi. from District.
$4,000. One-third cash. Inspec-
tion BY appointment.
Main and branch offices open Sun
days and all weekdays except
Wednesday.
]. B. Waters & Associates
Dunkirk. Nd. Phone Alpine 7-2730
Prince Frederick 214 and ass
20 Miles From the District
= X a ~ AN
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FARMS
POTOMAC RIVER
Poo ACRE ESTATE


Older than Mt. Vernon. The 2nd
land grant IN Va. By King Of Eng
Regal landscaping with panoramic
view of great stretches Of river
and Nd. shores. Historical white
brick Colonial Of s rms. 9 fire
places. 3 baths, restored to per-
fection with original materials
The brick was ballast inBritish
frtgates. There are 2 volumes OF
historical data. Attractive shore
line. 7-rm. guesthouse with bath.
suitable farm bldgs. Rich river
bottom soil. ideal for embassy OF
executives. Price $4,000. 2ee<
cash Owner finance.
123 ACRES-l0-rm. house each
with sinks. Finished lst II. for
club. conv. to Leesburg and Mt
weather. Land alone Is wonderful
investment for mountain tor
estates overlooking Shenandoah
Valley and Loudoun County, Va
Sensational buy at S3g,5OO. Sur
rounding property being sub
olFioeo.
LEEsBURG AREA-2s5 acres with
beautiful view. az miles rosd
IIrontage. Stream, 8 lakes. Best
land Investment In Loudoun
County, Solid center hall. 6-rm
Colonial Unimproved. Huge bsnt
11arn, z silos. Under $500 per acre
29ee cash.
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYI.ANn

1-20 acres. 2-bedrm. home. cen.
a trsl heat, bath. $4,000.
20 acres. 3-bedrm. masonrv
nome. run basement, shaded lawn.
ssaIqen ssann space stream. Good resi-
uentlal area. Sl7,500.
3-Harwood. 8 acres, 2-bedrm
nome, expandable attic, cenfrai
neat S13.500, owner will finance
r,AqqlLlonal acreage available.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP
Eisle west Williams, Lothian, ma
Fhone University 7-SOO6. II nc
answer, can Prince Frederick los
HISTORIC TIDEWA7ER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
lI7.7 acres, Modern 6-bedrm
nome. Bath. full basement. centra
peat. long road frontage, nev
barn. bia-acre tob, allot.. ineinde,
Isrm EQUIP. and tractor. rs milel
2S46 acres on main. road. 1ayv,
frame 3-bedrm. home. / barn. 4.
acre tob. allot... outbldgs, Inrned
oposs; 3S mi. d. c. $4,000.
S-oO acres. Some timber, 2-roou,
hhouss. houses. ,ssSi sood condition; Germ
strs.n spos noesei sYi sLEcCns Lcns road frontage
4-150 acres. Gentle rolling land
sunken silo, upright silo. corr
mouse. 2 barns. lake, long road
frontage, fenced. so acres, cleared
Arm. tenant house, ideal for cat
.le OF horse farm. Beautiful build
ing sites with panoramic view of
Patuxent River. Ideally located
rPrlced Tor quick. sale. As mi. D. G.
b-2 acres. Modern frame home
Hot-water heat, screened porch
3-rm. guest cottage. on paved
road. Immed. poss. ST. 900.
Calvert Realty Agcy. Corp,
Pri9cs II So FEssssEick, ES.g.; M Md, phOns los
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MONTGOMERY Co.--45-acrs farm
located only 80 min. from d r.
attractive 4-bedroom modernized
ILarm home. Lge. liv. room wiff
fireplace. Separate din. room ane
modern country kitchen. Q bafhs
not;water heat. All necessary an
puildings for horses or cattle
100000. Terms: $4,000 csSh
Balance In 1st trust. 0-
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101-Acre Farno "a 5nn

IUI-Acre Farm--%,5 ,5O0
With over 3 acres dark-fired to-
bacco allotment. 1914 acres wheat
base, very fertile soil. creek wa
tered. about As q. tillable. Town
handy, 6-rm. dwelling. in need OF
attention, 2 fireplaces. 2 tobacco
barns. corn cribs. poultry house.
Terms ARRANGED. Chance OF a life
1873, Farmville, va. PHONE: 1922
1924. Ask also for free property
list.
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FARMS
| Colonial Manor House

Colonial Manor House
Charles Co, Nd. IS miles from
D. c. $40 acres. 10 acre tob. al
lot. two streams, 2 tenant houses,
barns, al equipment, excellent
tenants. Beautifully restored his
torieal 1865 manor house. Double
liv. rrn-, lge. din. rm-, den, break
fast rn., lge. mod. kit, 4 firepls.,
8 bed rms. baths, oil. hot-water
heat. slate roof and bsmt. 1nspec-
fion BY appointment.
CARL BALDUS
30I-934-S4Oq
HAROLD GATES. Broker
DAIRY FARM FOR SALE = IO4
acres, machinery and dairy equip
ment, $500. As head Of cattle,
S1O,95O. 5-rm. house. modern
conv., $1,000. Dairy barn, 10
stanchions, milk house and con-
crete silo, $500. 40x90 loafing
shed, S6.S00. 104 acres ct S122 80
Approx. si.4oo 8 Inci1a month Income. income.
Easy terms. Call H. B. MITCHELL
CO. INC, Herndon. Va, 7O3-
437-1I35 or 703-759-21S3.
DULLES AREA -5 acres, 7-rm.
brick house lunfin.). tall trees,
stream. SIT 500 or house and i
acre. S9.5o0. E-z terms. 703-
Evening star., 1962-09-09

SILVER SPRING, s641 Coiesviiie
rd.-Now leasing both professional
and non-professional officesf Mod
S.s2oO. EI0 a McKEEVER.