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Evening star., 1962-05-06
SLEEPY HOLLOW
WOODSl

Absentee owner has sLAsHED
PRICE, wants immediate sale
for his VACANT. rnost-appeal-
ing 4-BEDROOM, 2is-BATH
BRICK BI-LEvEL on over "a
sSd popalar Ss susSsssnn saas ssGnvsaiisRR. saisR
SSshoSsi SSsl o2SssisuiSsiEt isit nI1os slSGSk 81 rbTT 55CP
yours for $4,000. Spacious
rAlMILYE, l E, RMy lse. bedroom
and sfun bath on LIST floor.
delighfful. big kitchen with
eating space. private patio of
living room. DIR: Out Colum.
bia pike fa'most to AMMAN
dalel right on Moss DR., right
on Forest Grove DR.. to 613
ana our OPEN sign.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
4 BEDRooMs Or 81

Fairfax, va. CR. 3-2'
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FALLS CHURCH

Beautiful Broadmont, for the family
the perfect home for your needs,
24-ft. living rm.. 1877. separate
dining rm., 8 spacious bedrms..
plus Q 16-ft. den, all on main
floor. A finished basement with
great potential. This Is . brick
beauty In q much sought after and
select residential area. Arrange
an appointment soon By calling
JE. 10000. Price, S30.obO.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
ARLNGToN-FALLs CHURCH AREA
OPEN 1TO6
SAVE $3,OOol

HOTTEST BARGAIN IN AR
convenient 4-BEDROOM, g
BATH BRICK CAPE COD.
Yours for S25,050, which Is
exactly S3,050 BELOW THE
FHA APPRAISAL See ct once
this VACANT. hig-family spe-
cial having HUGE ROOMS
THROUGHOUT; 24-ft. living
room with fireplace, I2-fOot
dining room. 21-foot kitchen,
27-foot MASTER BEDROOM.
24-foot rec: room with mas
sive stone fireplace. first-floor
bedroom and bath, screened
porch: 2-CAR DETACHED
GARAGE. huge, fenced, shaded
lot; much extra equipment;
OWNER WILL HOLD HUGE
FIRST TRuSTi
DR.: From Columbia pike,
north on Walter Reed dr.. Fight
on South Sth st., left on South
Adams ct. to 612 and our open
sign.
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S13.500
ALL ON ONE FLOOR

Beautiful stone rambler with bis
lS-ft. equipped kitchen. ample.
siz7i Sef- 5cfrs. fsoveiy lev : =
with trees and flowers. WALK
10 BUS; shopping center and
oaIf on PA so & o aown mOnes anS SSyn pSymens; oa
less thrn rent. DR.: Rte. 20 o.
80 70 Fails Church. Turn west
on Rte. z Broad ST. 70 west st.
Turn left TO Parker st.. then right
- Lsira open sign ct l0l7
Parker et.
Laird Realty, JE. 2-470O
GA ARLIN0ToN BLVD.
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MONEY-SAVING
CHALLENGES

semi-finished attic offers space
ter I've more sedroems, FIN-
SAVE MONEY! Neat and clean
2-bedroogn brick Cape Cod
having large combination liv-
ing-dinins room. nicely equip.
Kitchen FULL DRY BASE
MENT. Yours for Just S16,-
900. WE CAN PLACE SIS, 900
NEW FLA FIRST TRUST
Front screened porch. fenced
yard has play yard and bar-
becue. FAST POSSESSION.
DIRECTIONS: Out Lee hwy.
through Falls Church to Gfs-
ham rd-. left to Quincy ave,
right TO Roosevelt ave. left
to 1887 and our open gign.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
TOWN q COUNTRY
COUNTRY CT,ITR

Choose the best home for the money.
and live near the fairways Of your
favorite club. Stunning western
rancher, boasting loads Of wonder.
tul living space, huge picture
windows, 2 raised hearth fire.
places, all-electric GE Kitchen,
nicely Handicapped grounds, Cali
fornia carport. Vacant and ready
for your immediate possession.
Price, $24,600. Call today JE.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
$500 DOWN
LITTLE JEWELL


That's right, $500 buys this
NORTH ARLINGToN DOLL
pslss n1lesai y js4 z: sH oiHREHsisS 2Ehs9
NIFTCENT AzALEAS AND
tall shade treesl Fun base
ment offers space for rec.
rnn.. finish 1t yourself and save
money. Convenient neighbor-
hood. close to bus, shops and
schools. S103 PER MONTH
covers oil payments including
taxes and Insurance. Why keep
on paying rent2
DIRECTIONS: From GIebe rd.,
west on Lee hwy. 70 N. Geo.
Mason. dr.. right to Yorktown
blvd, left to N. 2sth ST., left
to N. Greenbrier st., left TO
corner Of 27th I'd. and our
open sign.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
EARLY AMERICAN
HOMES

A limited number is now beinz
offered in Little Vienna Estates.
1880 50. II. on q h-acre irs.
Heated garage. 3 befirnns., 2 hairs.
large mah1sany-paneied family
rom with fireplace. Nv. rn1. With
hot water bassboard ali neal si's59
DIR: Prem Rte. take Rte. l2a
throueh Vienna. turn right on
Flinthill I'd. 70 end of street,
turn left about = mile 70 sub
division sign. turn right 1 block
to house on rigdt. DU. 5-6473.
EAST FALLS CHURCH AREA-By
OWNER. Low price. Clean. well
cared for frame rar-bier. 3 b,F..
bath. din. and liv. rm.. scr. pch..
attic space. bsmt.. afr conditioner,
large patio. il. 3-77l0 or il.
4-3109 between 8 and 0 pm.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
HOUSES FeR SALE-VA. /

ARL.-Owner. s-bedrm. hrk. split.
level. 2 years old. Rec. rm-s eony
schools. transps Pentagon- Lovely
area. S2o.960. IA. s-47Ia.
ARL-s n. - s-rm. brick rambler,
wooded lot, center-han plan, .
bedrfns.. din. rm., kit. Wfeattng
AREA, rec. rm-, den. workshop, ga
baths, earport; waking dist. elem.
u. high and high schls. Assume
4LsSs loan. S24.5O0. Orig. OWNER.
yE. 3-0666.
ARL.s n. Country Club Grove
bedrms-s 2 firepls.. rec. rna.. scr.
porch, attractive wooded yard.
S2l.500. KE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

BUILDERS TRIUMPH. rs minutes
D. c.-Hany tan trees surround
this 5 bedroom. 8 full bath,
brand new. custom built. split
level on beautiful y acre lot.
Center-hau split-foyeF. separate
dining rm.. extra large kit. Beau
nfuliy finished rec. I'm. with End
firepL,. garage. Dashboard h.-w.
heat An impressive home IN pres
tlge neighborhood. Reasonable cash.
Fof appointment call JE. $4,000.
VIZ. a. CHAPLAIN RkALTY. INC.
BY oWNER. Charming family home
on large wooded lot, beautifully
landseaped N. ArL proximity Of
Wash. Golf and Country Club.
Liy. rm-. dining rIn-. modern kit,
Z large bedrms. e on main H.,
ga tiled baths. 8 walk-in closets,
= linen closets. reeReation rm-,
utility I'm. fully qufpped, 2 fire
places, storage attic, fun base
ment. lge. glassed-in porch, ga
rage, and earport. Shown BY apt.
CRY OF FAIRFAx-3-bedrm Cape
Cod. bsmt.. nice wooded lot, as
sum- 4iaee GI, SIS mo. p.i.t.i
OWNER. CR 3-6eS0
Evening star., 1962-05-06
u. 4-s5s6 Realtor OF. ..

AhLlNGIUN, -NOkTH
Golf Club Manor
Super, de luxe. eenter-haII, 3-bed,
rri. brick rambler in prestiee ares
close to Washington Coli anC
Country Club. II has spacious liv
rm, with fireplace, ulfra-modern
fully-equipped kitchen with break,
fast space. 2 baths, and It Is bull
on k-aere lot with large shad,
trees. Home Is in Yorktown High
Williamsburg Jr. High and James.
town Elementary area. Price, S32,,
DR.: Glebe I'd. toward Chair
bridss, 81 1sss left on on chesterbsook I'd
open sign. tsR
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
q.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
ENCHANTED
FAIRFAx--BY OWNKR

Soft. rambler, h-aere corner lot.
Knotty-pine living rm. with fire
place, spacious family rm. with
raised hearth. firepl.. beaut. scr.
porch, 20x1l IT., plus many extras.
ONLY $lS,g50 or assume 4ss Oh
l39 Richard ave-, Fairfax. Va,
OR. 3-2l70 for appointment.
FAIRvIEW SECTION Of Fairfax-
3-bedrm. brick rambler. h-acrC
fenced "a, full hsmt.. scr, porch
Assume 4isss GI loan. OR. 3.5l26
FAIRFAX ARIA or so acre.
with . charming 3-bedrm, eoun.
try house. Tastefully and COM
pleteiy remodeled. compi. 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 Univ. Of Va. The
acreage alone will double In value
in the next 5 years. Unusual low
sales price with good terms. "a
acres. $4,000. S17, 500 dn. 3 acres
with house, $4,000. $4,000 dn
owner has business out Of State
and Is moving July /.
COURTHOUSE REALTY
Fairfax, Va. CR. 3-22Si
Evening star., 1962-05-06
ANNANDALE
GARDENERS
PARADISE

+. Brick ramhIsr On high ground viii
q treess and shrubs arranged foi
privacy On 81 ,00O-sQ.-ft. lot
Living room 22x15la. Solid cherrI
I psneled dining room opens Z
tlsht florida room. Modern elee
etatrways to lower level that Il
asphalt tile throughout. Largl
paneied rec. room, sewing room Of
4th bedroom and y bath. Work.
enop. Built-in garaGe, attached
earport. Extensively landscapec
With stone walls. large oaks, pines
na aoswoeq trees; Misc: shrub,
area with raspberries, strawberries
Sp1raguS beds. Large flagstonS
patio with barbecue fireplace
Priced at S45.O00. For appoint.
ment 70 inspect eau
FLORANCE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
ARR. RIDGE Road AREA

3.bedrm., 2h-bath brick colonIa
iTimed. oceupsney. OPEN SUI sun. II i
Han REAITTYY. or. "a 4.7,ihdM h dMoNA'
Evening star., 1962-05-06
ANNANDALE
con QSn

OF PHA o. assume large loan -
mmaculate brick-and-frame split
level situated on spacious fenced
l0t Q bedrms.. 2 baths, sep. din
rm-. dream kitchen with eattns
ass n1hos; pansled rec. m
sshcol. Z WI N 4 AlsInzTssS sIKEs REar. "a 1asc Es.
IATE. u. 2-O400.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

CULMORE. st. Anthony's Perish
81. fenced S ysrd S,Ta ssone sH barbeeue. cue
S1s.950. JE. 4-3673.
CUTE NJ COY DOLL HOUSE :
TINS fesl salArsnT esHmsr sOes5poT sop e sanSs Hosps
oVn home. .ni Close Y in, II Il features f sl
lovely S5 by 1856 level lot with
reasonable cash, Assume huge PIaA
loan. CRGwFLL & Co. INC. Real
tors. 2I6O NJ. Glebe, IA. 5.OS07.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
PHONE 3S4-39O0

ANSANDALE = Custom built a3-ft.
rambler. z-acre lot. By BUILDER
$33.O00. CT. 6-20SO.
ANNANDALE-Beautiful brk. South.
ern Colonial Wnront porch and
columns across entire front, fea-
turing 3 bedrms., 2 full baths. lge.
nv. I'm. wIflrepl-, separate lge. din.
rms, and big kit. v eating space
light bsmt. for a lge. family rm.
W/firepl.. roughed.In full bath.
and space for lge bedrms., COM
pletely air cond., loc. on the cor
: df., across from sd. MichseTs. Call
JE. 2-0675 or CT. 0-0364.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
shannon & Luchs

REALTORS SINCE 1905
CRAlfPEDf-Why not spread out
In this 6-bedroom, 3-bath antique
brick rambler. Features large Iiv-
ing room with fireplace. dining
room, de luxe kitchen with dish.
washer and wall oven. Finished
recreation room and 1e-ft. lons
side screened porch. Lovely h-aeTs
fenced yard. Located Just of
Beautiful Mt. Vernon Blvd. in che
prestige section known as Colling-
wood on the Potomac. Real value
at the FHA appraised price Of
$4,000. Only 5000 down. Can
eariyl opDEaINo REALTY. IEc.'
Evening star., 1962-05-06
ANNANDALE

! PRfVACY-1000 TERRACE Or.
4e-it. Calf. rambler, ANTIQUE brick
) W/mod. redwood paneling. lge. cor
ner lot. approx. 100 trees, 4 bed
rms. 3 full baths, 33-ft. rec. rm.,
- firepls.. complete 0E kit, laun-
DRY Km. wired for washer and
drier. 10 min. from Peptagon,
close to Shirley hwy. Open for in
spection sat. and Sun. or BY appt.
By OWNER. Firm price. $50 800.
ct, e-2QQ1
Evening star., 1962-05-06

ANNANDALE.COLU PINES =
bedrms., 2 baths. pine-panelee
talnTsly slTNyZv r11a ssrsened ssa,S porch Cal
ANNANDAI.E-COLUMB PINES =
sn. spl,t Level iyeL.. ,vlrs SedrmS;a ara a,n,S. III
feoni. equipped kitchen. large mas.
ter bedroom with large bath.
Columbia Pines original. air con
ditioned plus attic fan, carpet
drapes, storm windows and doors
best aluminium awnings, screened
. porch: large sarsgss EeosheTi i,,slEE dry;
viii Is hold 1sasi Iarae '!giSOVt snd VtrSst. NB BS
appointment, CT. 6-30z6.
ANNANDALE RAIRFAX AREA =
$3.500 an. buys Abr. house, II
walking dist. new high school. By
OWNER, CR. 3-3013.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
gerachis
@E0pGn
OPEN I:30-o:30 PM.
HI SCORE

III OSS1SG
Living room with fireplace, din
rm., family and den plus beaut
18-ft. kit, all on the same ieyel
OF this gorgeous all-brick center.
hall WILLIAMSBURG Colonial. 2 YRS
old, like brand-new. The floors
sparkle, full bsrit., Anchor fenced
level yard, bedrn1s., 2m baths,
walking 70 public and parochial
schools. In Annandale's select
area. This lovely house Is worth
your inspection today. Only
Sn6,B0O, assume S1p,46S 1Bt trust,
let's talk business.
DR.: GO 10 AIinandale on Rte. 236
(Little River TurnpikeD turn south
On Ravenworth I'd. and continue
/ mile TO New Castle rd. on right.
turn right on Erie st. 70 house
DILLON LAND co.
JE. 4-4040 REALToR
1AlNESVILLE-LoVely new frame
house, 3 bedrms.. bath. liv. rrn.,
kit, din. area, utility rm., base
board h.-w.h., / 9S acres, easy COM
mutlng distance 10 D. C. Only
Sl3,g50, small down payment.
Terms on bal. FLORANCE REAL
TY, 7O3-Tb4-344B.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
BABBLING BROOK
AZALEAS

In full bloom on almost an acre
home hrSunS1sf aOVsfflOOtins iste. 'iSEo, studio,
large living room with view OF
garden, family dining room. COM
pact kitchen, two tile baths. Ex-
sellent neiShborhood. Priced
Evening star., 1962-05-06
McCay & McCay, Inc.

IA. s-se7S IA. 2-i7is, IL. e-ssss
BEAUTIFUL 3-bedfm. brick-and-
frame rambler. modern kitchen,
flrepl.. daylight bsfnt., 100x22O-ft.
lot. Excellent area. Only S1S,0OO,
Evening star., 1962-05-06

Step up to 4S-ft. rambler. . baths,
like new. Assume QI loan. .FHA,
$500 dn.. or, trade your home.
This p hot. KuMoR REALTY,
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14

Dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Murray were Mr..
and Mrs. Marcus Davis, Mr.. a
Mrs. Raymond Hickman of Frank
ford.
Mrs. Mollie West has returned
home after visiting her children
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold McCabe a t
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Bunting and
two children of Salisbury, Md,
visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Donald Evans and other relatives
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Bunting
have purchased a home at Sails
bury, and occupying same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Mlacklin
have returned to their home here,
after spending the summer at their
home in Rehoboth.
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Richmond
of Phfla., spent Thursday with MIR.
and Mrs. John Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. MaIbry Lynch a
daughter Martha Lee, have return
ed home after a weeks visit with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Oakley at Richmond, Wa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Long spent
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Hudson at st. Martins
They also visited Mr.. and M rs. Ell
mer Sammons at Shortley, Sunday
afternoon. In the evening, t h e y
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cropper
at Laurel.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Bunting
and two children Bonnie and Ram
dali, MIR. and Mrs. John Long, spent
Saturday in Wilmington
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14

Jurors drawn from this district
to serve at the September term of
Superior Court are Virgil Banks,
Richard j. Marsh, Nicholas Varra-
to, Mrs. Betty Carmine, Mrs. Ber-
tie Inez Burton, extra jurors.
Mrs. Grace Birmingham of Lew
es, was a Sunday guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Blizzard
Mrs. Raymond Trice of River
dale, was a Monday evening guest
of Mrs. Betty Calhoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Barto and
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Barto and
family of Red Bank, Nj, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Biz
zard over Labor Day weekend
Recent guests of MIR and M r s.
Richard Calhoun were her father,
Pete Graves and Mr.. and Mrs. Gary
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14
WARWICK
Mrs. Ralph Blizzard
Phones 9S4.75S9

Funeral services were held o n
Saturday at pm, from the James
Funeral Home in Millsboro, 70
Peter NJ. Short, who died in the
Beebe Hospital The Rev. h n
Irwin, pastor of Grace Methodist
Church. officiated Survivors ar e
his widow. Mrs. Alice Short a n
one son James of Cumberland, Md,
two grandchildren, one brother,
John S. Short, and two sisters, Mrs.
Lulu Johnson and Mrs. H ett e
Thomas of Phila
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14
ROXANA
Mrs. Alice Lockwood
Phone 436.S557

Roxana Public School opened
Wednesday, September 5, with
teachers Edward Johnson, Mrs. E.
lizabeth Wharton and Mrs. Pearl
McCabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans, Mrs
Eva Hudson of here, Mr. and Mrs
Burl Kitchens of Selbyville, at
Vina Hudson Pritchard at Mil
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans and Mrs
Hudson also attended the funeral
Monday of Walter Sylvester a t
West Chester, Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14

Gabbert and daughter of Washing
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Wells of Ches-
ter, Pa, spent the weekend at their
cottage at Riverdale.
Mrs. Leona Peterson of Woods
town, Nj, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Barto this week
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14
MINISTER'S TO ADDICTS

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP)-The
Assemblies of God, through tn e
denomination home missions de-
partment, has appointed four per-
sons for ministry to drug addicts
in the New York-New Jersey
metropolitan area.
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14
SHAKERTOWN RESTORATION

HARRODSBURG, KY. (AP)-A
movement has been started to re-
store the 18th Century village of
Shakertown, a nearby settlement
that was the home of the Shakers
religious sect.
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goodwin, Sr.,
are spending a part of their time
with Mr.. and Mrs. David Goodwin
at Fenwick Island. David Goodwin
is seriously ill at his home there
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14

Most of the worlds peanut crop
is crushed into oil.
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-14

Insurance benefits paid to
American individuals and families
has reached a record level of $40
billion a year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23
Fruit Cake Sale
Now Underway

The Farmville Jaycees will be-
gin their annual fruit cake sale
this week, according to Galen
Rel. chairman of the sale.
Rel said that cakes will be
on display at the following
stores, Davidson's, Leggett S,
Newberry's. Safeway and the
A g. P.
Rel said that cakes can be
obtained from any member of
the Jaycees or by phoning Elk 2
31l3.
"All proceeds will go back
into some phase of community
development, such as the Christ
mas parade. recreation program
and other phases Of community
betterment." Rel added.
Cakes on sale this year are
three pound cakes at 1925 each.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23

lent by a neighbor. A pair of
large Audubon bird prints are
over the mantel. A framed color
chart of proficiency badges is on
one wall, and the other wall
features a photograph Of Juliette
Low, founder of the Girl Scouts.
and two handworked samplers
Of the Scout Promise and Motto,
respectively.
Money for all furnishings and
equipment is being raised by
contributions of Amelia County
residents interested in the Girl
Scouts. Second hand chairs -
sturdy, yet as close to antique
reproductions as possible -
were bought and painted by the
Scouts themselves in traditional
Williamsburg colors: brick red,
antique gold, dark greenish-blue
and blue-green. Lined draperieS
were made of a print fabric
using these colors on an off
white ground. The wooden cur
tain rods are all hand made
copies of early ones. Two pine
lamp tables are hand m d e
copies Of an antique one to be
found in Williamsburg. Eigh t
natural finish pine benches, a
nostalgia sight to our older gen.
GRAFTON, complete the indoor
seating.
Table lamps were all made
from water jugs. The chandelier
in the main room is made from
wagon wheel. All other light
fixtures are black iron repro
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23
Tw o Local Fires
Summon Farmyille
Fire Department

The Farmville Volunteer Fire
Department was called TO two
fires over the week end, both
being field and brush fires.
Friday. a fire was started
from a burning trash pile at the
junction of Rt. 400 and n e
Persimnson Tree Fork road, be-
hind W. B. Hale Jr.'s home.
The fire burned over parts of
two fields before being eXtin-
pushed.
Another field fire was begun
Saturday near Prospect by a
train. The Farmville Fire De-
partn1ent was called to this fire
three times before it was finally
put out. The fire was Il e a +
Charlie Carson's home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23

vides . picture both inside and
out.
Two 18th century homes in the
restored area Of Williamsburg
will complete the tour. The
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Odell. Jr.. Waters Storehouse.
will delight the most sceptical of
visitors. A reconstructed store
house originally built in 1850. 1t
is typical Of the smaller intimate
two-story house Of the period
Now converted to residence. it
is furnished with 18th century
reproductions of furniture and
interior decoration. The theme.
Christmas in the Storehouse
will give the arrangements here
a special distinction.
The Ludwell-Paradise Kitchen.
one of the first buildings to be
restored by Colonial Williams
burg, is the home of Miss Mar
garet Mcmahon. The t h m G
christmas in the Quarters
here, lends itself to the flower
arrangers art. Material used in
restoring the but din came
from 18th century buildings. All
of the exposed woodwork, mould
ings. flooring. ceiling beams,
brickWork and hardware are au-
thentic. The interior doors are
original 18th century doors as
are most of the H and L hinges
and the wooden hinges.
The home is just off Duke OF
Gloucester street, at the rear OF
the LudWell-Paradise house and
is located in beautiful box
garden.
Green and white arrow signs
will direct the visitors to the
homes and maps may be pro.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23
christmas Old And NeuU''
To Be Seen On williamsburg Tour

day Splendor" and each room
will reflect this picture, for the
arrangements will be set in
backgrounds Of spacious rooms
and fine hand-crafted reproduc-
ton colonial furnishings. This
house, though only two years
old, embraces the architectural
style typical OF colonial Viii
iamsburg.
Another almost new home to
be seen. residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip o. Richardson on
Mill Neck Road. provides a
theme Of "A Modern Christ
mas Here the family gathering
for the holidays will be stressed.
parents and children, in beauti-
full surroundings enhanced by
furnishings of grace and taste.
From the front doorway through
each room on the first floor, and
upstairs in the master bedroom
and children's rooms, will be
found decorative arrangements
creating a f stive Christmas
charm.
In the Queens Lake area. 1.-The
Queens Jewel" new French
Provincial home of Mrs. Ada
Dexter will be open for the
first time. Following the theme
"Joyeaux Noel" designs for the
/ Christmas season will be shown
in suitable and creative display
The rooms here are all on one
floor and the setting for the
house amidst a wooded wonder
land on the lake shore. pro-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23

"Christmas-Old and New
Colonial Williamsburg, promises
many intriguing and different
ideas for holiday decoration dur
ing the third annual Christmas
Home Tour and Flower Show.
Five homes, both newly con-
structed and restored, will be
open for visitors from $50 to 9
pm. with 60 by candlelight on
Saturday, Dec. |. and from | to
Z pm. on Sunday. Dec. 2.
This event, which opens the
Christmas season in Virginia S
restored colonial capital. is spon-
sored annually by the Green
Spring Garden Club. Proceeds
will go toward further landscap-
ing at the Williamsburg Com
munity Hospital.
Reading the titles of some of
the doorway decorations and in
terror arrangement entries will
give visitors an exciting curiosi-
ty as to what is in store for
them. To mention a few, one
finds Gala Welcome Z "And the
Angels Sang Jewels Of De
cember," "A Little Girls Christ.
mas Holiday Buffet" win.
ter Magic" and scores Of others
each significant and suitable to
its placement.
Open for the first time this
year is Rose HILL the con.
temporary colonial home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Schmidt or
Richmond Road. The theme fol
this beautiful mansion is "Hoi'
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23

Happily, a male member of
the Troop Committee became
caught up in the spirit of things.
and during the late summer this
year. he had a house built for
the girls to use. The house is
white board and batten with
high pitched roof Windows are
the tall. narrow mine over nine
type, with black green blinds.
Outside doors are painted this
same color. The wide, rambling
chimney is nearly half the size
Of TIE end OF the house. and
over 1000 bricks went into the
chimney. BOxwOods flank t h e
brick steps and porch, and eX-
tend across the front of the
house, and around to the side
porch.
The overall size of the house
is l8X30 feet. and all interior
walls are natural finish pine
paneling. Floors are pale cork
tile. The main room is 18Xl8 feet
and it is two stories high, with
exposed wide pine beams. There
is a large brick fireplace at one
end of the room. with ceiling
height pine shelves on either
side for use in displaying the
girls work. The fireplace has a
crane. and there is cast iron
cooking equipment for use in
doors when the weather is bad.
A large wood box for logs is
close to the fireplace.
One interesting decoration in
the main room is a baker S
dozen Of antique jugs and crooks