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The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-19
RECORD CROWD
ATTENDS TEA

High on the list of social
events held in the city recent
ly was the Green Tea given
in the lovely, well-appointed
home of Mrs. Matte w. Will
son, 1852 Lynch Street, to
benefit New Bethel A. M. E.
Church, and among the guest
were: Mesdames Willie L.
johnson, Sadie Cordgin, Zola
James, M. L. Caulfield, Nam
cy Henderson, Geraldine
Bledsoe, w. o. Gills, Thelma
Lewis, Alice Gordon, Theo-
dore Ambrose, M. E. Bell,
Lizzie Bennett, Velma Willis,
B. j. CASTOR, Gene Ambram,
Maxine Veal, Leola Pickett,
Levia Griffin, Amos Lindsey,
Claudia jenkins, Winnie De-
laney, N. L. Lightfoot, Arvel-
la Lee, Blanche Brown, Ger
trude Younger, Lille Hender-
son, Mary l.. Jones, Athelo w.
Harrison, Valera Tluder, Ro-
! sic Mitchell, Matilda Jones,
Allie and Bertha Bowie, C. c.
i Mosley, Adline Phillip, Celes-
ia Jordan, M. Penquiet, Ida
Harris, Clara Castor, Vertil-
la Friar, Hattie Dyson, Sarah
Harvey, Jenette Owens.
Wesdames o. F. Smith,
Evelyn Chisholm, c. j. john
son, A. M. E. Logan, Bessie
Newton, c. j. johnson, Will
lie M. Thompson, Derix Gold
en-, Eddie Harper, Rosa Simm,
Eva Edwards, Frank Lyles,
also Misses Mary A. Brook
ins, Velma Henderson, Jessie
Leflore, Carolyn Collins, Ros-
lyn CASTOR, Annie R. Grant,
Rosie Smith; MessrS. Joe
Cant, Rev. C. j. Johnson,
Otis Younkins, Jewel Griffin,
Otis Washington, Amos Lind
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-19
JACKSON SOCIAL
NEWS
BY SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

who are not necessarily "Prom-
inent Citizens" but are
just PLAIN, GOOD, DESIR-
ABLE CHRISTIAN CITIZENS
OUR BELOVED UNCLE
CHARLIE KING died in
Hazlehurst and we were a.
mong other relatives who at
tended funeral services, Mon
day past, held in the Holiness
Church of that town, the Rev.
j. o. Rials, pastor, officiating
Of course we mourn the
death of this beloved uncle :.
but at this hour of sorrow
we can be most glad and
thankful that the privilege was
ours to have seen uncle Char
lie grow old to see him,
despite the pains that control
led his body the fact that
he lost his eye sight :
grow lovely in spirit, in words
and in deeds we are
thankful for the heritage of
such a relative that so lived
that thruout his long years of
illness, he was constant joy
to all with whom he came in
contact 1t was gratifying
to hear the unanimous words
of praise of this kindly rela-
tive that came from people of
all walks of life Born in
1875 this beloved citizen
contributed much to his fam
lily, his church and commu-
nifty He is survived by
two sons, MeSsrs Willie G. and
L. F. King; two daughters,
Mesdames Corrie Semple and
Ethel Mae Johnson of Birm-
ingham, Ala. three grand
children, 9 great grandchil-
dren, many other relatives :.
IN OUR MAIL this week
came a letter from AMOS
WILLIAMS one time news
carrier for The Enterprise,
other National and Local news
papers and who became well
known due to his great talent
of being able to initiate all
kinds of animals and sounds !.
Having made his home
in TOLEDO, OHIO for a num-
ber of years, our friend Amos
writes that he is doing splen-
didly he is selling several
leading National papers, a.
mOng which are 'The Call and
Post" and "The Bronze Raven"
copies of which he sent
us He asked to be re-
membered to our boss, Willie
j. Miller; especially to "Mr.
Bear Greene" and to any
one else who may remember
him We are always crate.
full to hear from our friends
thruout the country
THE MANLESS WEDDING
scheduled for the Elks Hall
comes Sunday, May q will
without a doubt furnish plenty
of entertainment so on
behalf of our Temple, Grace
Jones No. 639 we invite
the general public to attend
small admission fee will
be asked. =
BRANCH YWCA DIREC
TOR, L. B. Walker-Jones, re
Gently returned to the city
bringing a glowing report oi
the Leadership Development
Meeting held in Gatlinburg
Tennessee last week, to which
YWCA staff and Kentucky
Tenn, Miss, Ala, Georgi;
and Florida were in attend.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-19

ance. Consultants for the
meeting were Mrs. Archie
D. MARVEL, YWCA National
prexy; Mrs. Robert w. Clay.
tor, Vice Prexy-at-large and
Miss Edith Lerrigo, general
secretary.
WE WELCOME the follow.
ing new YWCA members:
Misses Mary E.. Thompson,
Annie Laurie Robinson, An.
ME B. Stewart, Ernestine Ste.
wart, Lora Davis, Patricia
Perryman, Petsye McCune,
Gale Jones, Earnestine Ross,
Florence Ruth Foster, Gloria
Lewis, jamie B. Barney, NATL.
da Barney, Tillie Loach, F.
O. Alexander, Carolyn Collins,
Janice Hilda Johnson, Fran
ces Taylor, Cynthia June
Taylor, Esther M. Taylor,
Geraldine Carr, and Marie
M. Moman.
Mesdames Ruby Lee Minis,
Martha Michael Jackson, Ce-
leste Catchings, c. L. West,
Eula Vinson, Margaret SUIT
ton, Hattie L. Fields, Bessie
G.. Young, Vivian Galloway,
Maxine Merritt, Rosie A.
Washington, Elizabeth w.
White, Ophelia Bradford, Ed
ith Rhymes, M. L. McLau-
rim, Dorothy E. Pickens, An
ME Kate baltimore, Gladys
Hardy, Willie Ann Westfield,
D. S. Washington, j. o. Har-
rison, Susie Braxton, Dorothy
Dean Smith, Blanche Griffin,
Earlean Tillman, H.. c. Mo-
man, Alice r. Dean, Pauline
Hathorn, Hattie Y. Tillman,
B. c. Zuber, Evangline Brown
M. L. Maulfield, Alberta Alex
ander, Patricia Ward, Corne-
liza Badgett, Cora Lee Butler,
Ozella Cox, Lucille Fraser,
Mary Garland, Evelyn B.
Harris, Mary Belle Hester,
Pearl V. Odom, Mary R. Ous-
ley, Katheryn V. Thames and
Arnetta P. Hayes.
MUSIC WILL REPLACE
the spoken word when the
JACKSON STATE COLLEGE
Orchestra presents its initial
concert Sunday, May 20, at
$50 p. m. in Dansby Hall au-
ditorium. You'll want to hear
the newly-formed 52-piece or
chestra, who along with a
number of guest musicians
will feature the program. Ho.
well T. Jones, Jr., instructor
of Strings will conduct the
orchestra. The public is in.
vited.
NOEL A. THOMPSON, 8
senior history major at JSC
has been admitted to the At
lanta University Graduate
school of Arts and Science tt
study toward the degree o1
Master of Arts in Politica
Science. He will attend the
University on a scholarship
grant covering full tuition fol
the year 1928. A track stal
and honor student at Us.
Mr.. Thompson is a graduate
of the Knockalva Rural Sec
ondary Technical High school
Montego Bay, Jamaica, Brit
ish West Indies.
! COULD GO ON AND on
but must stop. If we didn'
get your news in this week
we'll do SO next. REMEMBER
THIS To help select tn,
men and women who will
head our government, on a 10
cal, state and national level
WE MUST BE QUALIFIED
REGISTERED VOTERS.
Are you one? If not go to tn,
Courthouse today and becom,
the kind of citizens of whicl
everyone can be proud. 4
Qualified Voter A Vote
less people will forever be ;
hopeless people.
|
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-19

THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
you'll make more friends
in a week by getting your
self genuinely interested in
other people than you can
in year by trying to get
other people interested in
you.
SUNDAY. MON REIGNED
AS QUEEN FOR A DAY and
as we looked around us and
saw the honorS being bestowed
on the mothers whom we
knew, we were happy in the
realization that no one could
have been more deservant of
such hOnOrS Ot course
we know that ALL MOTHERS
are not deServant, but we like
to feel that this group is In
the minority and that on the
day set aside as MOTHERS
DAY we will always include
them in our prayers so that
when another such observance
rolls around they too can be
so honored We were hap
py to see Mother receive beau
tiful flowers, valuable gifts
happy to see Program
given in her honor at many
of the churches thruout the
city
AT OUR CHURCH, Central
Methodist, following the
Church School, the small
fry" under the direction of our
good friend, LUCILLE SHEP-
HERD and other teachers,
paid tribute to Mothers with a
short Program on which ap-
peared the following young
sters: Willie Garnett, Barbara
EdmundsOn, Feletia Sias,
Brenda Charleston, Albert
Adams, Jr., A. Thomas and
others Later in the day,
the Women of the Church
honOred Mother with a special
Program and Tea .. with
Mrs. Anna Wilson presiding
the following program was en-
jOyed: Invocation, Mrs. Maxine
Merritt; Piano Solo, Miss Sun
dra Newton; Mothers Day Ex-
pressions, Mrs. c. A. Williams
and Mrs. Anna Wilson; Recog-
milton of Mothers, Mrs. Eva
Woodard; Piano Solo, Mr.. Dan
Donelson; Piano Duet, Mes.
danes c. A. Williams and
jeanette Hunt Highlight
of this program was the pre-
SentatiOn of gifts to the fol.
lowing: 'The oldest mother" in
the audience, who was Mrs.
Yancy, lovely mother of Mrs.
Woodward the youngest
mother, who was charming
Anna Wilson; and the mother
with the most children, Cen.
trails member, Mrs. E. Hull
After the program, mem
bers and friends went to the
Branch YWCA where they
were served a tasty iced punch
and cookies This program
also marked the close Of
Christian Family Week (May
6-13), the theme for which was
The Christian Family in /:
World of Rapid Social Change
OURS WAS A MOST EN-
JOYABLE MOTHERS DAY
This year, our pride ant
joy feeling a bit more pros
porous than in the past in ad
dition to his usual telegram
greeting, came thru righ
handsomely with what it take
to make all ladies extra happ,
+. Pretty cards from othe
sections of the country an,
right here in Jackson, let u
know we had been remember
ed by other young peopl,
whom we had had the privileg,
to befriend during the years
At the close of Mother
Day, 1862, we think most moth
erS felt as we did ou,
REWARD, if we would desir,
one, would not be some ma
terail thing. but the JOY an,
pleasure of having reared
GRATEFUL FAMILY - boy
and girls who will be credi
to society boys and girl
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-05-19

FATHER OF TOUGALOO
POSTMASTER PASSES
Mr.. Dave D. Gibson died al
The Arizona post., 1962-01-19
Ancient Mutzoh
Ovens Found

ROME, (JTA)-OvenS used
by an ancient Jewish COM
munity in this country for
baking matZoh were dis
covered among the ruins of
what may have been the old
est synagogue in Europe, it
was reported here by Prof.
Maria Floriani Squarciapino,
a noted Italian archeologist.
The ovens were found at
the site of the old synagogue,
near the seaside resort of
Ostia, and probably date back
to about the year 300 of the
Christian Era, DR.. Squarci-
apino said. The Temple, re-
Gently discovered in diggings
near Ostia, was identified as
a Jewish house of worship,
she said, by engravings of a
menorah at the base.
The Arizona post., 1962-01-19
Organizations
Midbur Hodossoh

Midbar HadaSSah will hold
its annual Market Your Way
to Donor" night Jan. % at
8 pm. at the Center. This
year cakes and pastries from
foreign lands will be featur-
ed.
Carol Bluth, who recently
returned from a Young Judea
convention, will report on the
formation of a chapter here
for girls 1914 years of age.
The group also will hold
an Oneg Shabat Feb. 2 after
services at the Davis-Mon-
than AFB chapel. Members
wishing to attend can contact
Mrs. Richard Goldstein for
further information.
The Arizona post., 1962-01-19

tops. Bake on creased cookie
tins at 400 degs. F. until a
delicate brown, about 10 to
II minutes. This makes about
100 dainty cookies.
FIorentine Sandwiches
p cup candied cherries
u cup slivered, blanched
almonds
a cup soft butter or
margarine
1/3 cup firmly packed dark
brown sugar
2 tablespoons honey
2 tablespoons light corn
syrup
4 tablespoons light cream
1 cup sifted cake flour
a teaspoon salt
p cup Semi-sWeet chocolate
bits
Chop the cherries rather
fine. Grind a half-cup of the
almonds. Cream the shorten
ing and sugar until light.
Blend in the honey, syrup,
cream, cherries and both
ground and slivered almonds.
Sift together the flour and
salt, and add. Drop by level
teaSpoonSful on greaS e d
cookie tins, a little apart, and
flatten slightly. Bake about
10 minutes at $50 degs. F. un-
til the bottoms of the cookies
are lightly Drowned. Cool on
racks. Melt the chocolate bits
over hot, not boiling water,
and stir until smooth. Spread
over the flat side of half the
cookies, and top with the re-
naming cookies, flat sides
together. Chill until firm,
and store in tins, or freeze.
This makes about 80 sand
Wich cookies.
The Arizona post., 1962-01-19
Shevo Pioneer

Sheva Club of Pioneer
Women will celebrate Jewish
National Fund Month Jan. %
at 7:30 pm. at the Center.
Mrs. Aaron Stiglitz, JNF
chairman, will talk on the
subject of Jewish National
Fund work. In addition Mrs.
Harry Rofsky and Mrs. Da-
vid Collen will present a pro-
gram of piano music. Mrs.
Hyman Ehrenberg will be
hostess in honor of her ami
VerSary.
The Arizona post., 1962-01-19
BIB Women 613

A film on progress in
Israel, "a Rich Life, will be
shown at the Jan. "a meeting
of B'nai Birth Women Chap
ter 613. The meeting will be
held at 1 pm. at the Center.
In addition delegates to the
district convention will be
elected. Refreshments will be
served at 1915 pm.
The Arizona post., 1962-01-19
Young Israel Plans Affair

there will be card playing and
NAH jongg afterwards.
Mrs. Irving JurkoWitZ is
chairman of the committee
for arrangements with Mrs.
Edward MinkuS as co-chair-
man. Committee members
are Mines. ]. Chase, Clara
LevkoWitZ, Morris Nathan,
Morris Petchenik and Abe
Feldman.
The Arizona post., 1962-01-19
EIunu Hodossuh

The Elana Group of Hadas-
sab will hear DR.. Peter A.
Toma, asst. professor of gov
ernment at the University, at
a Jan. % meeting at 1890
pm. at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Kinds, 1850 E. Fourth.
DR.. Toma will speak on the
Communist penetration into
newly independent nations.
The Arizona post., 1962-01-19

Here are two dainty cook
les which are rich enough for
teas or the unexpected ViSi-
tor. The light and flaky Kip
fel are made from an old
Jewish recipe. The Florentine
sandwiches, which are Wen
nese despite their Italian
name, are firm and crunchy
with almonds, candied fruit,
and chocolate.
Sour Cream Kipfel
4 cups sifted all-purpose
flour
4 tablespoons sugar
/ cup firm butter or
margarine
q cup dairy sour cream
2 eggs, separated
About p cup jam
p cup finely ground
blanched almonds
1/3 tsp. ground cinnamon
Sift together the flour and
2 tablespoons of the sugar.
Cut in the butter or margar-
inc until the mixture reSem-
bles meal. Add the sour
cream and slightly beaten
egg yolks. Mix to a smooth
dough and chill for a few
hours. Roll out on a lightly
floured board until 4 inch
thick. Fold into thirds, then
in half. Roll out and fold
three more times, then wrap
in waxed paper and chill for
2 hours. Roll out into a rec
tangle a inch thick, and cut
into Pinch squares. Place "A
teaspoon of jam in the center
of each and fold into trian-
giles. Press the edges firmly
together. Brush the tops with
slightly beaten egg white.
Combine the almonds, CHINA
mon, and remaining sugar,
and sprinkle evenly over the
The Arizona post., 1962-01-19
Rishono Pioneer

RiShona Pioneer Women
will hold a luncheon Jan. %
at noon at Cong. Anshei Is
rael. HoStesseS are Mines.
Isaac Margolis, Philip Schnei-
der and Marie Wanger.
The public is invited and
all proceeds of the luncheon
will be turned over to Risho-
ma Pioneer Women for their
many projects.
The Arizona post., 1962-01-19
AL. Mems Club

Norris Mac Benisch, pro-
gram chairman of the AnShei
Israel Mems Club, has an
nounced that E1-A1 AirlineS
is presenting a show Jan. %,
at $50 PM. in the AnShei
Israel auditorium.
The show will consist of
m vies, travelogues, and
speakers telling of life and
travel in Israel.
The Arizona post., 1962-01-19

In celebration of HamiSha
Oser B'shevat (Arbor Day. =,
the Sisterhood of Young Is
rael invites the community to
a spaghetti and meat ball
supper Jan. 81 at 6 pm. in
the auditorium of Young Is
rael.
There will be a nominal
charge for the dinner and
The Arizona post., 1962-01-19

The JEWS h citizens of
Gibraltar, which today num-
bers some $50 persons, are
mostly descended from immi-
grants from North Africa.
The Arizona post., 1962-01-19
Cooking With A Tam
Cooking With A Tam
Dainty Cookies Good
For Party Serving
By MILDRED GROSBERG BELLIN

Copyright, 1861 Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc)
DURING THESE busy days, when friends drop in for
mprompu visit it is comforting to know that there
batch or homemade cookies in the freezer Cookies
thaw quickly that within fifteen minutes of the time
they taken out, they ready to serve.
Evening star., 1962-05-03
MISPLACED MOTHERSI!

Who have . large family and small
house would appreciate these 4
bedrms., den, plus ia baths and
lge, liv. rm., din. rm. and kitchen.
Total price. $12,500.
Paramount Sales HA. 2-1S0O
Evening star., 1962-05-03

m0pen
DAILY, 10 TIL DARK
FHA and VA financ-
ing; also other low
terms; 1hz and 2
baths, rec. rooms, ga
RACES, full bSmts., in
cluded in price Of
$16,500 and up; city
sewer, water and gas
heat; bus service to
downtown. s h OILS,
churches and shop
ping centers are near
by. To reach: Out
Indian Head highway
or woodrow Wilson
Bridge to Route No.
Ala (Oxon Hill rd.),
right 2 mi. to Brooke
Manor Estates. RYAN
CO., REALTORS, CH.
$4,000 or RE. 6-9166.
Evening star., 1962-05-03

AREA-6 or so acres
try house. Tastefuliy and com
pletely remodeled. Compl. with
barn, stable and storage build
ing. Property is only 8 mi. from
Fairfax city. Close to shop. ctrs.,
new hwy, Courthouse Country
club and % new M Tniy: ot Va. The
in thee next 5 years. Unusual low
acres. SIS, 200. S17. 800 dn. s acres
with house, $4,000. So, 900 dn.
Owner has business out Of State
and Is moving July 1.
COIJRTHOIIaE REATTv
Evening star., 1962-05-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY

COLLEGE HEIGHTS EsTATEs-
Enjoy the gorgecus aSaleas and
delightful atmosphere Of this fine
hsiSasofhSSS ,siSass sSSo On no,y youI SAy 10 70
Northwestern Hieh School ana the
University Of MARYLAND. This new
split-leVel brick Colonial home has
large bedrmS., ga baths, 2 fire
places, huge ground-level family
room and den eomplementing the
family-Stzed living and dining
rooms and kitchen. Combination
game and furnace room, Gear at
tached garage, corner lot 125x132
and al those splendid features.
Price. S48.5O0. We cordially In
vite you TO see this true practical
house along with the many beau
tifully handicapped homes In the
College HeightS Estates area.
A. II. SEIDENSPINHER, REALTOR,
WA. 7-10l0, WA. 7-469s.
PARK-3-bedrm-, an
brick Colonial with Ice. din. m.
and full bSmt Pay only 81 900
down and assume high 4iSes CT
loan with payments approximately
FHA terms. Vacant. Quick oceu-
BALL REALTY. nc. 474-4ooo
COLMAR MANOR
CT $500 cash incl. settlement cost
and S77 per mo. pays AIS
din. rm and bsmt. Walk to school
and transp. Only S10,950. Call
WA. 7-6617, We viii give you
REALTY CO.. INC.
R.C-La. MENEBER
Evening star., 1962-05-03

ANHANDALR-Bi-leVeL 5 6edrmS.,
B baths. powder rm-. patio. 32x1S
rec. rm-. 24x10 den. tntarcom sys-
ten hot-water heat. $1,000. c..
Evening star., 1962-05-03

Jacob & Warwick
Evening star., 1962-05-03

SCLR. MEMBER
Evening star., 1962-05-03
ARLINGTON, VA.
SOO1 n. No';S7TSh 9th ST.
$l6,5OO

S1o,oUU
Here is q bargain II you want Q
close-in home in st. AIMS Par
fish. All the features you'd expect
in Q modern home including 3
bedrms., Ia baths and q full
basement with Q recreation room
for family fun and informal en-
PERTAINING. Not available very
often. Cali IA. 7-sSoO' 2SOo viii
TRY ARLINGTON FIRST
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
Realtors Mortgage Bankers
ARLINGTON, NORTH near Coun.
try Club, Yorktown High and
williamsburg Junior High. Large
3-bedrm. brick home, big living
room with fireplace and powder
room, large separate dining room,
big equipped kitchen with table
space. all twin-size bedrooms,
Walk-in closets. full basement with
large finished rec. rm. and III
baths. Excellent neighborhood.
Now vacant. Priced for immediate
sale at only S23, ESQ. Cali IA. 4
1900. M, 7. BROYHILL q SONS,
REALTORS, 1900 Lee hwy.
Evening star., 1962-05-03

- Beautiful, brick
split-level On large corner lot Of
dead-end street. 150-ft. frontage,
neatly landScaped with shrubs and
8 small fruit redbud and maple
trees. 3 bedrooms, spacious living
room-oining room combination.
"a baths. paneled rec. rm. can
pc used At extra bedroom laun-
dry room. storm windows and
doorB. earport. Eiee neighborhood.
Near school shopping eenters.
with monthly payment only 500
excluding taxes and ins. Priced
S23,950, mortgage balance. ST.. 400
with differences payable cash,
y second trust. Available June J..
OWNER. FL 4-7694.
SPRINGFIELD-EDsALL PARK :
Immae- split-leyel with 3 large
bedrms.. ] "a baths, on large corner
lot with fenced yard and covered
patio. FHA S22. 900 or assume 80
REALTY, HU. 1-9292. ewes. 524-
5939. -
SPRINGFTELD-BRICK RAMBLER,
features comfortable bedrooms,
Is It. hV. rm., wLfirepl.. sep. din.
rm., carport w/enelosed utility
room and patio. S17,500. FLA
$500 down. For full details call
NOW 9 It'll 9. TRADE Up with
MONROE
so. 5-e100 REALTORS
sPRNGFIELD-With little money
you can own this rambler on Q
beautiful lot with lovely shrubs.
1t has 3 bedrooms, living room
with fireplace, and q extfa-large
utility room. One look win con-
vince you this Is the home you've
dreamed Of owning. ROUTH
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE. Mclean
356-7000. Alex. S36-620O, spfld-
451-25OO.
Evening star., 1962-05-03
iPRINGFIELD-EDsALL PARK :

S23,95O, mortgage balance. ST. 400
with difference payable cash,
second trust Available June /.
Evening star., 1962-05-03
ANNAEDAIE
son Q50


CT, FLA or assume large loan -
Immaculate brick-and-frame split
level situated on spacious fenced
lot, 3 bedrms,. 2 baths, sep. din.
riH., dream Kitchen with eating
space. mahog. paneled rec. I'm.
Walk TO st. Michaefs and high
school. WM. 8, SKIES REAL IS
TATE. JE. 2-0400.
ALL, n. = Simple dignity and
cham, air = eond., 21z-yeal-old
brick rambler In Country Club
Hills. By first OWNER, Wv. car.
peting, sep. din. rm., 4 bedzms., 5
baths, large fin. rec. rm., many
extras: S43.95O. KE. s-5s61, OK.
ARLINGTON, s. = All-masonry
Colonial within fenced yard. .
bedrms., hv. rm., dinette, kitchen,
enclosed porch. Convenient 70 bus
shopping. S11, $50. TINKLE PROP
ERTIES, INC. ia. 5-1207.
ARL., n, Clarendon area-3 bed.
rms, 2 baths. FLA appr. just re-
mod. $40 N. Ivy st., OF. 4-S613,
Evening star., 1962-05-03
CHILDREN IN SCHOOL,

ava @@A "a AAAAA VII
For the busy housewifs, this luz
ury built brick home boasts 4 huge
ssss5|;;; sts1S "a n....S baths rs, sDarklins
features for easy living; lge. kit.
and sep. din. rm. Everyone will
ENJOY the Tremendous rec. room.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Realtors IA 10000
CL0SE-N ANNANDALE location
oiiers this sparkling, coZy rambler
Win tfeplace, separate dining
room bright kitchen and large
family room. All on . spacious n
YEoNAs REALTY, INC. JE. s.
COUNTRY CLUE EsTATEs-south
yoir and PentSEon. Rare oppof-
tunity 70 purchase 3 fine home on
easy, flexible terms. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. 4 yrs. old. with
fabulous. ultra modern kitchen,
raised hearth fireplace. rec. I'm.
and many other desirable features.
Nicely landseaped x acre with
large trees, flowers and garden
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DESIGNED FOR GRACIOUS LTV.
ING-Dreams become realities in
this Abr. home with more con-
veniences added than you can
count. Inviting slate floored en-
trance hall leading into rooms and
rooms Of beautyl A well-organized
floor plan that permits movement
about the house with ease. A truly
remarkable beauty that is waiting
Tor that discriminating buyer.
HOUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP Mclean 356-7OOO, Alex.
S36-6200, Spfld. 451-2500.
DR. 9 HOME, VIENNA, 3-bF, 2L-
bath rambler. mahog. rec. rm.,
extras. Fenced yard. Assume al or
FHA. sci. 600. DU. 5-564O.
bss.tSSeA Baths. tSe 5eaTSs. 5HSGSE sTs Elsh extra fn
large and a restaurant consisting
Of 2 dining rooms, Groom liVing
quarters and equipment. Several
smaller buildings that can be con-
Verted to rental property. Nice
view. large trees, 6Iz acres, 500
foot frontage on Route oil, An
for S24,500. Excellent financing
Near Boiling Officers Club, war.
renton, Va. SO miles from D. C..
Ia A-I1AR altar 4 y ~
Evening star., 1962-05-03
FHA OR CT

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FAIRFAX-Purchase CT with moth
ing, down or FLA with Just S70O
sS eSrOos. oSaSsC cathsGrs sd i0se sbeeamsS eef. ie
ings, huge modern kitchen. The
ideal home for the young family
doctor or lawyer. Price. $17, 800,
Pick this one up today. Call JE.
Shannon & Luchs