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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
Amelia HID Clubs Plan Luncheon
And Christmas Idea Program Soon

AMELIA, Nov. II ~ A special
luncheon and Christmas Ideas
program will be held for all
Amelia county home demonstra-
ton club members on Thurs
day. Nov. %. from II noon to
8 pm. in the Amelia Veterans
Building.
The program will fe t u" e
Christmas foods and decorations
at the luncheon, and space will
also be provided for any of the
county home demonstration
clubs that wish to exhibit ideas
on Christmas foods, decorations,
packages. and other such topics.
Highlight of this program will
be special demonstration on
Christmas Ideas by Mrs. r. E.
Moore, Rural Arts chairman
from Dinwiddie county.
This promises to be one of the
most interesting and enjoyable
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
Meherriin

Nov. PM and Mrs. c. o.
Wit, Of Whitethrone. and Mel
yin Witt. Of Farmville. visited
Nh. and Mrs. Macon Vaughan
and M. and Mrs. L. B. Hurt
recently.
Mr. and Mr.. Lee Ray Collier
ard family, Of Chester, spent the
week end with Mrs. Ola Fowl
kes.
Lewis Holt, Of Portsmouth. is
spending a few weeks with Mrs
Ola Fowlkes and Ola Marks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Waller Of
Henderson, N. c., visited here
November 4 with Mr.. and Mrs
Julian Price.
Mrs Janice Dance. Mrs. Ola
FoWlkes and Lewis Holt at
tended funeral, near Danville
last Tuesday. The deceased was
a Mrs. Dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Ander-
son Of Victoria. Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Hurt and family. of Plea
SAINT Grove. Wis ted M~. ans
Mrs. L. B. Hurt last Sunday
afternoon.
Nh. ard Mrs. Ray Marston
and family, Of T.lrock. visited
Nr and Mrs. Lloyd Marston
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clark and
family visited Lindwood Clark
OF Maple Lawn home in Black
stone, last Sunday afternoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
Trenholm

Nov. 8-Mrs. Nelson Palmore,
Mamie May Cole Mrs. Judith
Nelson and children. Of route 60,
at Browns Corner spent Friday
in Richmond.
Miss Elaine Stokes. Of Rich
mond. scent last week With her
aunt. Mrs. F. w. 8oatWright,
and Mr.. Boatwright. They with
r. J. Willis took her into Byrd
airport On Sunday morning.
where she left BY plane to live
with her uncle, Garland Ken
meth Stokes. and Mrs. Stokes in
Panama City. Fla. He is in the
Navy and has been stationed the
there for nearly a year.
Start Stokes. of Richmond.
visited his grandparents, Mr..
ard Mrs. W. I. Stoke, since
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Duke
and family. Of Richmond visit
ed her parents. Mn. ami Mrs,
B. w Wilburn.
Mrs. Charles Demon visited
in FalnVille. recent, also
visited her father. BIZ Ray
mond, who was sick.
w H. Smith is still patient
in Southside Community Hos
pital but is improving. Mrs.
Smith has been with him every
day. Mr.. Smith expects to re-
turn home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alien Smith and
children, of New Jersey. are
spending a week with Nh. and
Mrs. Tommy Coin, of Prospect.
as his parents are not at home.
Mrs. Amanda Eubank. of Rich
mond. is spending her vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Rosa Pal
more.
Spends Week Erd
Mrs. Eulia cambridge, of
Ballsville, spent the week end
with her son. Nelson Palmore.
and Mrs. Palmore.
G. B. Cos by, Jr., and his moth
er. Mrs. Grace Cosby. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Hill in
Greensboro. N. c., Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Morrison
and children. of Powhatan,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. H. Mcclure, on Saturday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13

CEDAR FALLS, IOWA, Nov.
8 = Hutcheson Dairy Supply,
local dealer for Clay Equipment
Corp. SERVING the Amelia area
has been named as a member
Of the Clay "ioo" Club for 1862
This is an organization of out
standing dealers throughout the
country who have distinguished
themselves in the sales, installa-
ton and service of Clay Push
button farm equipment.
The award was announced by
Roger Clay. president of the
Iowa firm.
Members of the Clay 400"
Club are chosen on the basis of
increased sales volume. ade-
quate installation and service ia
cilities ana satisfactory custo-
mer relations.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
Saga OF A Candidates Wife
{ CONTINUED From Editorial Page)

Continued From Editorial Page)
this Manual for Candidate
Wives is sort Of like those high
fashion magazines - so far out
that it's read more for enter
tainment than for emulation.
So you throw away the book,
and start majoring in People.
For you learn that Politics is
People and that your Candi-
date ispires the trust of PEG
pie. The sc year old Sunday
school teacher, who is glad
that you and your Candidate
know your Bible :. the hard
ware store owner who donated
600 chickens for a barbecue raj
ly NM and then supervised the
cooking tie 24-year-old po-
lilo victim who can move only
his head, but who dictates let
tiers TO the newspapers IN your
Candidates behalf the en-
thusiastic red shirted young
sters who parade and polite for
your Candidate the butcher
who comes from behind his meat
counter for the honor Of shaking
hands with you both the
bricklayer who drops his trowel
to help introduce you and your
Candidate around his village
the ladies in every town
who paint and decorate head
quarters for your caEdidat :
in many tours, the first head
quarter ever set up for any
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13

AM E Liza. Nov. IL = On
Wednesday. Nov. z. Mrs. Sally
Ann Ellison, executive director
and nutritionist, Diary Council
of Richmond. spoke to a group
of ladies in Amelia county who
are enrolled in the Personal I'm
pr0vement and Weight Reduc-
ton classes. These classes are
sponsored by the Nutrition COM
mittee of the Amelia county
home demonstration clubs. The
subject of Mrs. Ellison's pro-
gram was Choose Your Gallo
ries by the Company They
Keep" She also demonstrated
low calorie milk and protein
foods.
Mrs. Ellison pointed out that
the goal for good eating and
good health is first. to choose
calories which keep company
with wealth of nutrients until
all of our nutritional needs-ex-
cept energy-have been sup
piled. Then we can choose Gallo
ries from any source until our
energy requirements are m t.
To do this. we need to know
something more about foods
than just their calorie values.
If we choose our foods with
thought only for their calorie
values, we can wind up a day
having had all the food our
stomachs will hold but very little
nOurishment for our health and
vitality. Knowing about the lead
er nutrients-Protein, Fat, Car
bohydrates, Vitamin A, Vitamin
B or Thianine, Riboflavin, Vita
min c or Ascorbic Acid, Vita
min D, Calcium and Iron-what
foods upply them. and why we
need them. adds purpose and
interest to our everyday eating
habits.
Mrs. Ellison also presented
timely information to the group
regarding scientific repor S
linking cholesterol and heart at
tacks. The information pointed
out that dieter who believe they
can cut down their blood chOleS-
terol without medical supervision
are in Tor a rude awakening. It
can't be done. 1t could even be
dangerous to try. For one rea-
son, an individual cannot know
how much chOleSterol his blood
contains until this is determined
by laboratory tests. He cannot
know whether any diet changes
have raised or lowered his blood
cholesterol level unless it is
scientifically measured. In the
second place, a persons entire
food intake must be precisely
regulated to lower blood choles-
terol What is more important.
the elimination Of certain foods
Of proven nutritional value could
be detrimental to health.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13

For fast results use the Glass;
fed Page regularly.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
2 Students Bring
National H0nors To
l.orgwo0d College

Longwood College has Just re-
ceived certificates indicating two
students have captured two ma
tional United Business Educa-
ton AS ociation titles.
Miss Frances Webster, who
placed first in the state Miss
Business Executive contest, has
won second place in the nation
al contest. MS Dianna Euksuz-
ian. who captured first place in
the state Miss Future Business
Teacher contest. won fourth
place in the national event.
Hollis Guy. executive direct
or of the National Office in
Washington. stated that he did
not know of any other college
chapter in the nation that has
SO consistently won state honors.
and. in addition, has also had
national award winners.
Since 1857 Longwood College
has won seven first-place titles
IN the Miss Business Executive
contest. This was the first year
that the association has held a
Miss Future Business Teacher
contest.
In receiving the certificates for
the girls. DR.. NJ. l.. Landrum
CHAIRMAN OF the Business Eiu-
cation Department at Longwood.
stated that This was testimony
OF the excellent business educa-
ten offered in the State Of
Virginia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13

George Reed Miller H. pupil at the DllWyn Elementary
School displays to fellow student
blOwup of the Junior AstrOnaut Certificate with
Treasury is making available purchasers of L. S
Stamps school, Certificate
original American saving
stamp buyers nations
Principal John C. Morgan local stamp
program
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13

candidate the folks who
greet you courteously as they
are changing shifts at various
textile mills the many,
many men. and women. and
children who are doing the te-
dious but vital work of checking
voter lists, giving out campaign
literature. and visiting their
neighbors in behalf of your Can
At the era Of the campaign
win. lose, or draw you and
your Candidate have had the
richest experience of your lives.
You have been close to the
heartbeat Of the people of your
state, and your own hearts have
been warmed forever.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
Honor Roll For
L. P. Jackson

CUMBERLAND Nov. - IN
The Honor Roll list for Luther
LIP. Jackson High School for the
first six weeks has been an
nounced by Samuel E. Smith,
principal. Those placing on the
honor roll are as follows:
Glass IA : Theodore johnson,
Carl Robinson. Lucille Banks,
Leila Brown. Margaret McLen-
don. Versella Miles, Yvonne
Taylor. Betty Woodson, and Ann
Baker.
Class 7B - Loretta Randolph.
Donzella White. Gloria Washing
ton. Marian Walker, Vonita
White. and Florence Reid.
Class "a Leroy Foster,
Glenn Smith. Robert Wiley and
Aldenia Holcomb
Class 8B - William Anderson
and Kathleen Williams.
Glass ga = Margaret Brown,
Alfred Austin. Elouise Trent,
ard Earl Streat.
Glass OBJ : Margaret Blanton.
Najorie Taylor, and Jeanette
Lacy.
Class loA : Alfredo Smith
and Martha Sears.
Glass Wilhelmenia Wash
ington, Wayne Munford. and
Leslie Hall.
Class IL Dolores Fortune.
Class lib Rose Logon.
Class l2Lestine Streat. JAG
queline Allen Audrey Mae
Jones, Yvonne Booker. Deloris
Llggon, and Gloria Sears.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13

home demonstration during
the year, and each club member
is urged to reserve this date.
Planning committee for this
event is Mrs. A. L. Cole, chair
man. Mesdames James Ford,
Roy Saunders, Joe Wilson, and
H. E. Marlowe. assisted by the
county HID officers.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
Former Cuban
To Speak At
Ruritan Meeting


POWIATAN. Nov. Il - The
Pcwhatan Ruritan CLUB will have
as its guest speaker this month
Pic SantadZ. of Richmond. form
erly OF Cuba. The program is
being planned by James l.. Trib-
bic chairman OF the finance
committee.
The meeting will be held
Wednesday night, Nov. ID, at the
War Memorial Building, begin
ming with supper ut Z pm. ALI
Ruritans are urged to attend and
hear this speaker.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-13
Cast Chosen For
"Of All Things"

AMELIA Nov. 12-Billy Boy
err, Glenna Blankenship. Alice
Anderson, Howard McMillion.
Karen Arnold, Rankin Whiting
ton, John Hall and Judy Reid
have been selected for the cast
of "Of All Things, the comedy
which the Forensic Club of the
Amelia High School will present
at a date to be announced later.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Everything to make Harry Homeowner's Surnme
More Enjoyable . At Discount Prices, Too!
ssCREST1
ALL STEEL Side Wall
FAMILY POOL
o Ribbed steel construction
. 8 Fl. diametsr, l6" deep
. SIS Gallon capacity s9H

A qUotfSm0de fomiH pool thot ~aIl give hours Of fun
for mony summers so eomsI Risidy' constructed Of
ribbed steel Ths eONoERIZED steel SOP rim hos O
speeiol connecting dsics 10 form q eomplsssN rigid
assembly. HecvY goVse pIosie tonk Tonk otioehss
quickly 10 frame with MUskins exclusive cneapiees
sroeVed plosfie sirip-penmits foss assembly ond
eeonne. @s'N
Evening star., 1962-05-02

An ottroetive block Iompwith bross finish
appointments. cIeor exterior gloss poneIs
and frosted interior glass shade. With
3''7' black round lamp post. Perfect for
lighting putio or frive entronee. .C7-ao3l,
7-Tl2)
Evening star., 1962-05-02

The Worlds Most Unusual Lumber & Hardware Stores
Open MondoX Thursduy, Friday. $50 to9;
Now Open Soturdo,
NoRTHEASTl5h and Sts Btodsnsbuu end Bsnninu Rds
GEORGIA AVE NW5925 Co. Ave- ct ilhoy Rd Missouri Ave
WISCONSIN AVE NM 4Sss VIA Ava BET Nsbs Ave & River Rd
so9THEAsT-Sos Me Aa.nE Good Hops I'd at An6eosfu Dr.
Evening star., 1962-05-02

HIaH|||aI|

A tremendous value in an outdoor post
end lontem. Black Iontern and post both
both with bFoss finish appointments.
Frosted gloss punels give an even glow
of light oil over. (z-3o3o, Z-7l2)
Evening star., 1962-05-02

200 to 6
ALEXANDRIA, 3l3l Duke ST. bet u1ksr Telegraph Rd
CHURCH, Males Hsy end s33s, mile from Corners
RoctE Mp. and Washington ST.; PHI Garden $4,000
PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA -nyenyNla Mcraaud
Evening star., 1962-05-02

Ahondsome exterior fir plYMood
ponel shot combinss line and tex
ture. Grooved every 4 inches for
an ctfroetive exterior siding or
trim, or moy be used on interior
for on dffToeFiVe poneling or oe-
cent. 81" thick. S ply.
Evening star., 1962-05-02

Hardwood Directors Chair
Hordwood frcms. sHp-on sect end boek in exfro
hsovy vot dyed eonvos. corrosion resistont
eodmium plotted and bonderizsd mo Money pevn
steel hordwore. New plosiici
swivel shdes eliminate morine 10
Of floors. - Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
By DAVID FARMER

HOLLYWOOD, (AP)-Like man
swinging under water, comedian Paul
Lynde has been kicking around the
V-stage-movie-night club comic cir
cult for Is years-and not everyone
knew he was there.
Lynde has starred in revue called
New Faces of 1882" made move
of the same name, cut record, done
standup monologueS, co-Starred IN
the stage version of Bye Bye Birdie:
And all the while the most nKely
reaction to his name was, "who?"
But now the 36-year-old comedian
thinks he's about to surface with a
sized splash.
His flexible countenance and mock
midwestern twang will flash into
movie theaterS this winter in the
movie version of that bright package
of visual cotton candy, Bye Bye
Birdie"
That, thinks Lynde, might just be
the opener for the popularity from
which all blessings flow.
"For the first time in my 15-year
career, I'm not nervous. There's no
audience to bother me in movies"
While Lynde has good time max
ing movies, his coStarS insist they're
having fun watching him.
IT think he's one of the five most
inherently funny guys in the coun-
try" says Dick Van Dyke. Van Dyke,
himself a comedian, and Lynde are
the only two major holdovers from
the BRIDES" Broadway cast making
8 The Sunday Stor TV Musozine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28

the movie version.
It's the kind of role he's done with
Como and which, in fact, is his stock
in trade-bumbling frustrated, myS-
titled, laughing at something while
everybody else is laughing at him.
II don't like message comedians"
said Lynde.
"TeleviSion has taken the artistry
out of the comedy business. If you
can be just like somebody's next
door neighbor. you've got a pretty
good chance of being success in
television comedy"
Lynde himself gained notice play
ing Comos neighbor. But perhaps
the answer to the seeming Self-criti-
cism is that nobody really has a
neighbor just like Lynde.
Neither will Como, this season.
With his star on the ascendant and
in search of variety, Lynde DELHI
erately priced himself out of Comos
range.
IshinotOn, D. C., October 70. 1862
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
A 'NeighborIy' Squowk

Editors Note - Is teleUiSton'S
comedy comic? No, erclGin1S tunny-
man Paul Lynde. The reason, ne
scuS, is because there's no i7diOiG-
uality, every comic tries to act ike
he's Just one of the netghborS.
Which really is funny. Because
Lunde made a name playing Perry
Como'S TV neighbor.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

YoUNKIN q Co. 04e-s022 'til Q
SILVER SPRING (Indian Spring
HilD-Briek rambler. 3 bedrms.,
2 baths dad can shave in pri-
yatel. SCI. 500 FLA. VACANT. 10.
Evening star., 1962-09-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

kENSINGTON-Roek Greek Pali-
sades, S22,750. Assume large 4ises
loan. Well-planned brick Cape
Cod, bedrms.. ? baths. est-in
kit, sep. din. rm.. liv. rn., large
den. powder rm., rec. rm., walk
onto Rock Greek Park. Sidewalks
70 all 3 schools. Quick occunAncy.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

IKENWOOD PARK-6-bedrm.. CEN
tral air-eond.. brick split-level. 3
bsmt. Low 4Os. OIL. 2-0940. Also
similar house near completion VIZ
car garage. den. Mid 40s.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

SILVER SPRING Carroll KnollsI--
So. 2.950 for 3-bedrm,, 2-bath split
with den cr 4th bedrm.. lge. fen.
yard. OWNER. DI. 7-4445, ewes.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

ROCKVILLE = Vacant. 3-bedroom
- rambler. No red tape, 500 ineL
settlement. r. L. SMITH. REAL
TORS, Ga. 4-T7I1. GA. 4-s795.
ROCKVILLE = Full price Sl2,750.
No money down G1.
Evening star., 1962-09-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
fCNAfTfaufcnR
tcoNTINUEpl

BETHEsDA-s27 .o50. 4-bedrm.. q
eatl brick split-levei. lge. mod.
family fam i1rns r. iaii bsmt. sn Idesl. IDEA asSd fshsed
RAY area. Imned. occuuancy.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-0070 I'll Q
BETPESDA-Prestire area. close
in. PICTURESQUE brick rambler on
pa baths. recreation room, ga
rage, 30s. Call Mrs. Martin. EN-.
Realistikss Corr. s54-s535
BETHEsDA-ImposinR brick ram-
bier oa over = acre Beautifully
Handicapped setting. Firepk in Nv
rm... din, ell. lexis paneled study
or family rm- opening onto scr.
poren. eompletely EQUIP. Kit. With
rms. Pnats sstb. tGss immense h-S1nt Ssmt. With With
roughed-in 3rd bath. Parking for
2 cars. Vacant. Purchaser may
assume S2l. 900, 5Ia e trust. Soc
$50. kCRZENDORFER. REAL
TOR, OIL. 4-s111 It'll ..
= An excellent value.
immaculate brick and redwood
contemporary rambler. 3 bedrms..
3 full baths. liv. rm. with firepl..
din. ell, all-elee kit. with brkfst.
area, full bsmt.. rec. rm.. scr
porch Immediate possession S27,-
800. KORZENDORFER. REALTOR.
OIL. 4-Sll1 til ..
BETHESDA = Dream house with
swimming pool on Ice wooded
lot. bedrms.. 3 baths, family
rm. with firenl. overlcoks patio
and pool. Built-in garage. Move
in in : weeks for S41.5O0.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON
OIL. 2-2123 Ewes. OIL. 4-6963
BETTER THAN NEW-Immaculate
brick rambler with 3 bedrooms.
az baths. den AND recreation
room, modern equipped kitchen
and separate dining room. I'm
mediate possession. Close-in Sill
yer Spring location. s27. 600. FHA
appraised. j.. G. coNLEY CO.,
REALTORS. ~. a-4l34.
BRICK COLONIAL bedrms. on
one level. Beautiful home. lovely
area. Large liv. rm. with firepl..
sep, din. rm.. screened porch.
built-in garage. rec. rm,. centrally
air cond. Close TO Blair HiEh.
TED LINGO. INC. JU. 7-77Oo
Evening star., 1962-09-19

FLOWER AVE. AREA, on large level
lot with trees-Central air con-
oitioned. 8 bedrooms. . baths.
ground-level recreation room.
Slg,959. GRAY KESSINGER Il
CO INC III 5-fiIOO
Evening star., 1962-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

SEBRING-4-bdrm. and den w/2la
baths, priced at s20,p9O, Other
models from S1S,990. DIREC-
TIoNS: Out Rte. ~ N. past
take left for 3 mile. turn right on
Sebring DIR. Open Sundays, even
ings. Call 301-ATlas $500. r.
P. HENDERSON & CO., SOL KE.
Evening star., 1962-09-19
BERKELEY

Colonial in a convenient
residential area. Large living rm.
with fiTepl., separate dining rm.,
kitchen with breakfast space. den
or bedrm.. and full batl on lst
Il. 3 bedrmS., . batns on sno.
Exceptionally well priced. Ewes.
Mrs. Feccra, FE. 3-SSl9.
w. {. d A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME With US
I'm. .-4464
CLEVE. PARK NEW LISTING.
Lends itself beautifully to George
town" restorationl Very solid at
taehed brick home. near 35th and
Quebec. 8 rooms @ 6edrms;l, 2
men iS paths Ss, nan ss4afs Sasns' lev eVe past iet
ll42 feet deep). S27.95O. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, INC. DI. 7-14ll.
Evenings. WO. 6-5499.
CHEVY CHAsE-Modern split-leyel
in this old. preStige area Of WASH
ington. 4 large bedrooms. ga
taths, recreation room, garage,
central air conditioning and
many, many extras. Truly
huge home and q fabulous value
in this much desired area. Mid
3Os. J. c. CONLEY CO. REAL
TORS. JU. 9-4134.
CHEVY CHASE = Opportunity to
purchase an attractive modern
rambler IN q select area Of Chevy
Chase. Nr. schools. bus and eli
city conveniences. Home Is i'm
maculate and charming with ex-
pensive appointments. Lovely liv-
ing and dining rms, de luxe kitch-
en- with breakfast area, powder
rm. 3 bedrms.. > baths. and ad.
ditional bedrms. in garden-level
bsmt. Priced in the 30s Call ouI
uptown office til 9 pm. KE. q
1900,
Evening star., 1962-09-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
AMER uNIV AREA

AMER. UNIV. AREA
brick split-level featur-
ing q first-floor den, 3 large bed
rooms. 2 baths on 2nd floor. rec.
I'm. and "a bath on lower level,
built-in garage. rear patio. land
scaped lot, quiet street. Ewes. Mr..
Tiller. EN-. 2-234l.
W. c. & A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH uS
REALTORS EN- 9-4AR4
Evening star., 1962-09-19

SYCAMORE ACREs-Brick customs
built rancher; lge. table space kit.
and garage; > acres. Gail today.
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor. 949-4000
PARK. Garland ave. nr.
with income from s-bedrm. apt.
with sep. entr. Only Sl7.950 for
quick sale. Call JU. $4,000.
TAKOMA REALTY
Evening star., 1962-09-19
MMED. POSSESSION
MCLEAN

Three and 4 bedrm. homes, some
$i25 to sSa5 Der mo csll ELl M
6-5565. MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN,
Realtor.
NEARBY Md, PALMER PARK
S110. Semidet. 3-bedrm, auto
washer and dryer. fenced yard
play gym, children welcome, close
to everything. Option to buy. SP
3-4365. s122 Penbrook Place.
RIvERDALE, Md, 5413 Powhatan
-5-room house, garage, h.-w.h.,
large lot. "a blk. west Kenilworth
ave. $100 mo. AP. 7-046O after 8.
ROCKVILLE-clean, ready TO move
intoI 2 bedrm. brlek rsmb; bSnd bSmt
s. ARL. = Brk. 2-story. 8 rms, 2
baths. fin. rec. rm-. Scr porch
SPRINGFIELD bedroom. Neal
all conv. 2-acre wooded lot. I'm.
med. occupancy. Call 45l-10S3
WHEATON,. KENSINGTON, SILVER
SPRING. ROCKVnLE-Several Q
3 and bedrm. homes avail. Some
for immediate occupancy, Son1l
with option to buy. call" oI
REALTY CORP, 25l6 University
blvd. West. Wheaton. Maryland
WOODBRIDGE AREA-3-bedroom
split-level, fin. rec. rTn., S125 mo
IA. 5-1S53 after 5 pm.
WoODM0OR =. Brick Colonial, /;
bedrms., 2 baths, den, breakfast
rm,, porch, rec. rrn. 5000.
HIGH-3-bedrm., .,
bath. center hall rambler. Famil.
rm. and daylight rec. .rm. 5000.
LOMRARDY RD.--3-bedrm., 2-batf
rambler. S155.
CHESTER KELLER JU. b-71O4
1918 9th ST. NE, iust off Mon
roe st.--Newly decorated 3-bedrm
semi-detached home with extri
kit. and bath in basement. Ga
h.-w. heat. Avail. immed. Sl4!
mo. 1-yr. lease. JOHN QUINN
CO. INC. 1876 Columbia I'd. NV
co $500.
1928 BUNKER HILL RID, NE.
Michigan Park. Lovely detach. brick
. rms. and bath, rec. rm., scr
front porch Newly decor. Mus
have refs. Sl35 mo.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO. INC.
917 18th st. NV. ST. 1890