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Evening star., 1962-01-29
FARMS

ASHTON AREA-190 acres border
ing future park: lowest price IL
the area, asking $3.50 per acre a
a whole. Call WA. 4-9363.
Greater Maryland Prop, JU. 9-124(
CATTLE FARM-306 acres: (mostl!
open with rs acres of river bot
toni. 10-rm. repairable dwelling
with bath, center hall and firepl.
tenant houses, barn, silo anc
other outbldgs. "a mi. frontage or
paved road. l mi. frontage or
Thornton River. 65 mi. from D. C
RAY T. CANNON, Realtor, Castle.
ton. Va. Phi. Culpeper t703) WE
7-3112 or WE. 7-e12@.
FREDERICK CO.
SS,75O-3 acres
With small compact home, idea,
for retired couple. MANOVILI
REALTY CORP, WI. S-9224
ewes, WA. 6-0571.
POULTRY FARM-20 acres; 3 very
large cinder block poultry house,
with cement floors. (Space fol
$500 layers), large bulk feet
bins, large egg cooling and storage
room and grading room (all build.
lngs under 10 yrs. and in excellent
condition.: small streams; some
woods: treated rail fence. 70 mi
from D. c. First time ever offered
for sale. Priced far below cost. A
real BARGAIN at S27,5O0.
RAY T. CANNON, Realtor. Castle.
ton, Va. Phi. Culpeper (703) WE
7-3l12 or WE. 7-2l22,
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
tCOkTlkUED)

COUNTRY LIVING - Q families
large frame home on approx.
acre, Glenn Dale area; . sep. apis.
2 bedrmS. each, large rooms
Sl4,500, no down GI, settlement
costs only or conventional.
BANNER SALES, AP. 7-4646
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HOMES
REALTORS

4NGAb S1lO
ONLY $l12 PER MONTH BUYS
THIS RED HOT RAMBLER for
lust SS25 down. You can AS
IN 4 FEW fR fss!is pAYs IN IN ShhsIhan shis nea|
and clean THREE BEDROOM
HOME. Across street from school
ONLY ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM
BUS! De luxe kitchen equipment
washer, NEW ROOF. level fenced
lot. FIRST TIME OFFERED-BF
FIRST TO SEE IT! PARKER
SMITH & DONNELL, REALTORS
ia. 7-6161, ia. 7-Ss17.
PRESEASON SPECIAL, all-bricI
rambler. located in the heart Of
Springfield. complete with all the
needed extras; walk to school, g
bedrooms, fireplace, equipped
kitchen, carport; lot is lovely
level with beautiful lawn: interior
recently redecorated. The price is
right at S17,950. with FILA OF
RoUTH ROBBINS
Real Estate Corp.
SPFD. 45l-2500
ALEX. S36-6200 MCLEAN 356-7000
SPRINGFIELD = 46 it., 3-bedrm
brick rambler, ~ baths, daylight
bsmt., rec. rm.; $1,000 cash and
assume GI loan. Owner, 45l-2440.
VIENNA = Brick, stone front, full
bsmt., 3 bedrms., 2 firepls. Owner,
sacrifice. FILA or Conv. 3s5-s022.
VIENNA-S1,500 cash can buy
lovely 49-ft. ramblers; bedrms.,
2 baths, din. rm., equip. kit. with
brkfst. nook, full bsmt.: wooded
area. High 434eS mrtg. can be
assumed. Asking appraised value,
S19,750. OWNER, DU. 5-5924.
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STORES FOR RENT
ALEXANDRIA

A1EAANOn1
6,700 50. #. with Soft. frontage,
vide Low RENTAL. Call MR.
GoLDENBERd, Sun. and ewes
w. DREYFuss BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. Ma. S-05S0
CORNER AIR-COND. STORE, loc.
in shop. center in West Hyattsville.
Ample prkng.. suitable for DRUG,
Hardware. etc. Cali Mr.. Holland
H. G. SMITHY CO., S11 18th st.
NV. ST. $4,000.
CORNER STH AND F N.W.-l4x4O
IT.: reasonable. Heavy pedestrian
traffic. Ma. S-S025.
GOOD HOPE RD. S.E.-75O So.
TT ideal for small retail business
or office: S130 mo. D1. 7-7740:
nights. OIL. 2-6S44.
HYATTSVILLE
5126 Baltimore ave-, Rte. Mod.
ern front, 1000 SO. It. on . floors
2nd fir. for storage or will con-
vert to offices. Reas. Call to in
spect ME. S-563S.
LANGLEY PARK SHOPPING CTR.
Large sir-cond. store containing
$1,000 So it.: available March /
suitable for appliances. furniture.
5 g. 10, or any type retail business
requiring large display area. Call
Mr.. Holland, H. G. SMITHY CO.,
Sl1 18th st. NV" ST. $4,000.
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CHILLUM-ask to see this g.
bedrm. rambler w/h. -w.h., family
rim: full bsmt.; lge. COLI ner fenced
lot. On D. c. line, walk to fast
bus and shops. Dial 434-1400.
,ADELPHI REALTY.
COLLEGE PARK - older home on
large Anchor-fenced lot; has 4
large bedrms., 2 full baths, large
old-fashioned kit. Priced right at
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
RealtorR AP. 7-1266
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GEORGETOWN - $4,000 So. it.,
zoned residential. Sl20,00O. Box
2Ol-T Star

HIGH RETURN-Chesapeake Bay
area, large cor. lot on main road,
and cul-de-sac. near water, nearly
beach and country club. Zoned for
apt. or motel type rental bldgs
Walk. dist. to Yacht Club, docking
basin, bath house. beaches and
riding stables. Buy now and build
for spring-summer and fall hunt
ing rentals at Sl00 per wk. per
unit. Will add life membership to
package for qualified buyer. OIL
R-7b01
Evening star., 1962-01-29

ROCKVILLE houses: Two 2 full
rooms and bath, one 5 rooms and
bath; 2 in commercial area: al
rented; good investment. For quick
sale, call PO. 2-4630.
Evening star., 1962-01-29

COZY 2 BEDROOM rambler, large
kitchen. dining room; will sell no
money down. GI.; only $4,000.
BROWN & BROWN
REALTY JE. 4-O041
CRESCENT HILLS You can as
sumo large 4la% loan on this
spotless 3-bedroom brick rambler,
ga baths, entire basement floor
tiled. screened porch 23x15. All
this on 9 beautifully landscapeedd
cash will handle. Early possession.
Call today. tomorrow maybe too
late. JA. 4-13O0, BROYHILL g.
SONS, REALTORS, 1900 Lee Hwy.
DOLL HOUSE vi, with !, 1,'s acres;
vhS ThetheT oys your Fps do moist is s or ~
and unusual home designed with
Q bedrms. with many. many nice
features that Yeonas will sacri-
flee for S13,500. We suggest you
see this Immediately.
JE. 3-3500 YEONAS REALTY
FALLS CHURCH AREA-YOU HAD
GOING FASTl!! Just $1,000 down
and S155 per month including
taxes and insurance buys one OF
these brand-new luxurious ram
blers or split-levels 3 big bed
rooms, enormous closets, 2 full
baths. spacious living room, huge
dining room, large kitchen with de
luxe refrigerator. wall oven. table,
top range, disposal, exhaust fan
dishwasher and big breakfast nook
carport and large level lot with
trees!!l See them todayI POM
PONIO REALTY, 221S Wilson
blvd, JA. 5-5561.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-S400 dn.,
$89 mo. 3-bedrm. rambler. Equip.
kit, A-acre yard. Terrific!
-MILKEY REALTY LA 7-0oh0
Evening star., 1962-01-29

TAKOMA PARK-1 block from
heart Of town; 3-unit building
hollow tile construction. income
S3.306 per year Should produce
S240 more from large Gear ga
ragel large lot SO by 223: price
S19.950. ROBERT E. LOHR INC.
HE. $4,000.
6 UNITS AND JANITOR'S APT.
Corner brick apt. bldg. 3 fir, ant
bsmt. 5 and d rms. and bath ea
14th st. NV. Lot 63x122: Com
mercial CO. RA. 6-7201.
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STORE AND OFFICE BUILDING
Silver Spring-2-story. modern, air.
cond. offices. Gross annual rental
S24.500. Reduced for quick sale
Sl75.000. Will show return ir
excess of 21Sc on investment
including amortization.
NATL PROPERTIES. DI. 1925
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FIT. LAUNDERALE, FLA bedrm.
unfurn. apt, in new luxury bids,
facing ocean. S195 mo-. l yr.
lease. ia. S-713l.
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ANDREWS AREA
BELTSVILLE

BELIOVILLE
, Selling below FILA appraisal
at S19,950. Only $1,000
down. Superior built brick
rambler, spacious and de
luxe throughout, 3 large
de luxe kit. with built-in
81. breakfast nook; bsmt. with
o., rec. rm.; extra large level
lot, near all schools. Owner
moving, must be sold.
The Perry Boswell Co.
Realtors WA. 7-450r
Evening star., 1962-01-29

FALLS CHURCH AREA-spacious
split-ievel home in excellent sub
urban community. Convenient to
CIA and Melpar and Just a min
ute from open section Of beltway.
3 large bedrms.. 2 full baths (pri-
vate bath off 17x14 master bed
room) and finished recreation
room. Only 8 years old and priced
below owners cost at only S22,950
with FHA terms. JAS. W. ISEN-
HOUR REAL ESTATE. 533-9300.
Falls Church Area-$25,95O
SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA
4 Bedrms.-2 Baths-2O-t. Den
UNUSUAL brick rambler surrounded
by towering trees on "a acre. Entr
hall, liv. rm, din. rm., den, rec
rm:, firepl.; lge.. deck porch over
looks babbling brook.
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272 Realtor JE. 2-4664
FALLS CHURCH-This house has
much to offer at the moderate
den, fireplace in living room
basement pine-paneled rec. room
patio, barbecue pit. All on a mos
attractive lot. Call JE. 2-2620
JOSEPH W. SEAY CO., Realtors
lib West Broad St.. Falls Church
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31
journal" Quotes
Lexington Man

Jimmy East, who heads the
Industrial Committee of the
Lexington Chamber Of Com
merce, has been quoted on the
front page of the Wall Street
Journal.
East's quote was carried in
the May 4 edition of the ma
tionally circulated paper deal
ing with the possibility of all
Negro industries being estab-
IShed to ease the chronic pro-
blem of unemployment among
colored residents.
We've got to do something
for our colored people to keep
from drying up as a town"
he said.
Lexington officials are
known to have negotiated with
a colored businessman to set
up a shoe factory which would
hire about 200 colortd en-
ployees. The venture has not
materialized, however.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31
Mrs. Stevens Hosts
West Gorden Club
Recent Meeting

The recent meeting of the
West Garden Club was held
in the home Of Mrs. J. l.. Man
son, with Mrs. A. j. Stevens,
III as co-hostess.
Mrs. Pauline Johnson, pre-
sident, called the meeting to
order, then plans were made
for the Clubs June closing
luncheon, Mrs. Johnson then
asked the nominating COM
mitttee for a report and Mrs.
w. L. Wright, chairman. pre-
scented the following: Mrs.
Helen Gelston, president;
Mrs. Mable Melton, vice-pre-
sident; Mrs. A. J.. Stevens,
III, secretary; and Mrs. A.
R. Bicker, treasurer; and
there being no nominations
from the floor, the commit
tees choices were elected.
At this time he program
was turned over to the guest
speakers, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Cade, who gave a most en-
lighting and Informative talk
on roses, and displayed some
very beautiful duds from their
rose garden. They have seven
ty plants, consisting of the
following: Peace Chrysler,
Montazuma, Queen Elizabth,
Tiffany, Helen Traubel, Col
den Splendor, and Lemon Flo
quent.
Chicken salad, toasted nuts,
and ice tea were served at
the close of the meeting.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31
Lexington c Of c
Announces Decision
On Closing Dates

The Merchants Committee
of the Lexington Chamber of
Commerce has announced
closing dates for the remand
er of the year.
Holiday closing dates in
clude Independence Day; July
4th and 9Th; New Years, one
day only; Thanks giving, one
day only; and Christmas, De-
cember 25th and 26th.
THURSDAY afternoon closing
will follow the same policy
as at present with businesses
closing beginning the first
Thursday in January and re-
naming closed through the
last Thursday in August.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31
Southern Debutante
Assembly Activities

The Southern Debutante AS
Sembly opens the summer
season on June IL with a
formal garden party at Ain
Ola Gables, home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Hobbs, Greenwood,
Mississippi, honoring the
young ladies who will be pre-
scented to society at a white
and gold ball, on December
III.
From Yazoo City will be
Miss Genevieve McBee Bar
bour, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Henry Barbour.
and Miss Marian Suzanne Nc
Lellan, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weems Mcclellan,
Jr.
Honorees from Inverness
will be Miss Dorothy Duncan
Jones, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Robert Jones,
and Miss Mary Ann Watkins,
daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Wesley Watkins,
Jr. From Swiftown, Miss Do.
rothy Nettles Nichols, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gray Nichols, Jr.
Others to be honored, from
Clarksdale, are Miss Frances
Caffey Simmons, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ralston
Simmons; Miss Lucy Lee
Payne, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hamilton Payne;
Miss Connee Doty McInnts
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Ellis McInnis; Miss Mary
Launa Jones, daughter OF
Mrs. Richard Hardy Jones
and the late Mr.. Jones; Miss
Carol kirkpatrick Giffen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will.
liam Albert Giffen.
From Jamestown will be
Miss Carolyn Hamilton Wise,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Orville Wise, and
Miss Melinda Hamilton Wise
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mo Hamilton Wise; from Ly.
On will be Miss Nanette CAT
fey Nichols, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Johl William Klein,
Honored from Grenada will
be Miss Mary Elizabeth jam
es, daughter of DR.. and Mrs,
| Samuel Wesley James,, and
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31

from Greenwood, Miss Mar
tina Montine Young, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Al
bert Young; Miss Katherine
Bledsoe Thimmes, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edward
Thimmes; Miss Lenore KIM
broug Mclean, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hite Nc
Lean; Miss Hesta Mae Litton,
daughter of Mrs. Charles Ri
chard Sayre, and the late
Col. William Powell Litton;
Miss Edna Green Lott, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hardy Lott; Miss Annie Fay
Lomax, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifton Lamar Lomax,
Jr.; Miss Sallie Holmes Gary,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom James Gary; Miss Mary
Swift Chandler, daughter of
Mrs. Laurance Nicholas
Chandler, Jr., and the late
Mr.. Chandler; Miss Martha
Vardaman Braden, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hen
ry Braden, Jr.; Miss Alice
Tucker Allen, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Otis w. Allen.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31
JUNIOR GARDEN
CLUB MEETS
AT TCHULA

Brenda Wade, president
presided at the regular meet
ing of the Tchula Junior Gar
den Club on Monday, May IA,
at the school.
Mrs. N. b. Parrish, Jr.,
chairman, spoke on Anti
litter, and all members sign
ed Anti-litter pledge cards.
Mrs. Parrish told OF the
Awards for Horticulture and
Achievement received at the
recent Garden Club Conven-
ton, and explained the ele-
ven points that had been ac-
complished.
Mrs. H. C. Waterer, ST..
was a visitor who brought
chrysanthemum plants which
were distributed among the
members for home projects.
! One Member brought a red
bud Seeding which was plent-
ed out among the shrubs.
The tulip bulbs which had
finished blooming were taken
up and stored for the sum.
mer.
The members conducted a
Cleanup Campaign on the
campus.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31
The OIdSOuh

John j. McRae of Enter
prise, who founded the East
ern Clarion at Paulding, en-
tered the Senate for a short
term after Jefferson Davis re-
signed to run for Governor.
The fact remains that the ra-
ito of Governors who went to
the u. S. Senate is one out OF
six and one senator in ten be-
comes Governor of the state.
Jefferson Davis was born
in Kentucky on June 3, 1903,
came to Mississippi as a small
boy and settled in Wilkinson
County. He also lived in War
rem County. He went to fame
as a member of Congress, as
a Colonel in the Mexican War,
as a United States Senator.
as Secretary of War, and as
President of the Confederate
States of America.
After the Civil War, Presi-
dent and Mrs. Davis spent
their last years at Beauvior,
On the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Lest We forget : Sunday, June
g, is the birthday of one of
Americas greatest patriots,
Jefferson Davis.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31
Watershed Loan
Wins Approval

A $25, 900 watershed loan
has been approved for the
Tackett Creek drainage dist
riot in Holmes County.
1t is for the development
of a combination flood and
erosion control project esti-
mated to cost $341, 796.
The United States Soil Con-
servation Service is putting
up $2O9,251 with the remain.
ing funds coming from local
contributions and the FILA
loan.
Around 1900 acres will be.
nefit from the project which
calls for installation of four
floodwater retardingt struct-
ures and 6.5 miles of drainage
channel improvements.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31

Jeff Davis Birthday June s.
Mississippi has had Al men
in the United States Senate
since becoming a state, ac-
cording to the Biographical
Directory of the American
Congress, 1774 to 1884,
During Mississippi's state
hood, there have been AZ 60
vernors, and only seven went
to the Senate after leaving
the Governors chair. They
are David Holmes of Wash
ington, who served II years
as a Congressman in Virginia
before coming to Mississippi;
David Holmes, a Territorial
Governor who became our
first state Governor; George
Poindexter of Natchez; Albert
Brown of Terry; Gen. Ames
of the u. S. Army, who as
Provisional Governor by
bayonet force was elected to
the Senate to succeed Jeffer-
son Davis who had with
drawn prior to the War Bet
ween the States; James l..
Alcorn of F'riarS Point; James
K. Vardaman of Jackson; and
Theodore G.. Bilbo of Pop
larville.
James K. Vardaman's lack
of accord with the Democratic
President Woodrow Wilson
help lose the next Senatorial
election to Pat Harrison of
Gulfport during World War
l. No Mississippi Governor
sat in the Senate for IA years
until the coming of Theodore
G. BilDo, VINO was the last
of the three Governos to 60 to
Washington, In this century
as a Mississippi Senator.
Since 1900 only three Mis-
sisAppi Governors went to
the Senate IN the first 81
years. Gov. McLaurin, a Sena-
tor won a full term after his
four years in the Governors
seat. Beginning in 1901 he was
a Senator until his death sew
en- years later. James K. Var
daman, defeated by Leroy
Percy of Cree willie for the
unexpired term, won the full
term beginning In 1912.
John j. McRae was elected
as States Rights Governor af-
ter a short term il the Senate.
Albert Brown and McRae
went to the Confederate Con-
gress, and SO did Henry S.
Foote but he was a Represen-
tative from Tennessee.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31
FORMER TCHULA BOY
GAINS SCHOLARSHIP Z
FLORIDA SCHOOL

Kenneth Exum, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Exum of Tiff
ton, Ga, and formerly of
Tchula and Durant, has re-
ceived a Scholarship sponsor
ed by the National Science
Foundation to attend the Uni.
versity of Florida.
He received his Masters
Degree form the University OF
Alabama last summer.
He is presently teaching
science at Satellit High School
in Eau Gallie, Fla, and work
for a PHD degree in that
subject.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-31
Local Men Home
On Army Leave

Three Lexington men. all
in the army and stationed in
Korea, were home enjoying
leave this week.
They include SPA Allen
(Bubber) Ramsey, spa Don
ME S. Autry, and SP-5 Doyle
Hale.
The boys are reported to
be in extremely good health
and enjoying their stay at
at home.
Evening star., 1962-04-05
New Style Pockoging
Used for Soup Mixes

introduced at the tasting
beef noodle, chicken noodle,
cream Of mushroom, noodle
and onion.
Some Of the ingredients in
each soup are freeze dried,
the latest process in the de-
hydration world. The product
is frozen, placed in q freezer
dryer where, by the applica-
ton Of low heat and high
vacuum, the water Is re-
moved. The result Is q dried
product that can be kept at
room temperature and re-
constituted to its original
size. weight. color and flavor.
The new soup mixes use this
process for its chicken meat,
beef and mushrooms.
You can use these new
mixes, following the direc-
tions on the carton, as soups
or try the cream Of mush-
room as q sauce in cooking.
VIOLET FAULKNER.
Evening star., 1962-04-05

Something new on the en-
tertainment circuit this week
was a soup-tasting party held
in the Terrace Room Of the
Shoreham Hotel. Hosts for
the event we're members Of
the Congressional Circle for
Friendship House in CO.
operation with Campbell
Soup Co. who provided the
soups.
Mrs. Richard Boiling, presi-
dent of the Congressional
Circle, says frankly, I'VE stole
the idea from an article I
read in the New Yorker"
For the soup company, it
was an opportunity to intro
duce their new line Of Red
Kettle soup mixes.
Friendship House will re-
ceive a nice bonus in the
way of q home economics
course for Capitol Hill teen
ayers with the company sup
plying the books and ma
terial for the volunteer
teachers.
The new soup mixes are
packed in Theoretically sealed
cans designed to seal the
flavor in and the air out.
They come two to a carton
and. in the case Of every kind
but noodle, each can serves
three to four. The noodle
mix makes four to five serv-
if1gs per can. Five kinds were
Evening star., 1962-04-05
THE OLD WAY

Think back for a moment-taking care Of your
floors is usually double job, isn't it? First
you have to wash them. And then (after wait
ing and waiting till they're dry you have to
get out the wax, spread it on and wait for it
to dry. Tme-consuming, to say the least.
For years Armstrong has been looking for
way to simplify this old.fashioned, step
by-step method. And now they've found it.
FAST NEW METHOD
Armstrong researchers have succeeded in COM
bining floor cleaning and floor polishing into
one operation. They've developed new kind
of liquid that cleans and polishes at the very
same time {. and does both jobs thoroughly.
APPLY enough, this liquid is called Armstrong
One-Step Floor Care.
There's never been anything quite like it
before. We think One-Step represents an en-
tirely new concept in caring for linoleum and
vinyl floors and floor coverings, asphalt, cork
and rubber tile.
Consider this. An g. K TO- kitchen floor that
used to take an hour to do the old way can
now be cleaned and polished with One-Step
in less than half that time. This means you
can easily save hours and hours of work
every month caring for your floors.
HOW oNE.sTEP WORKS
One-Step contains an excellent cleaning agent
blended with special formulation of polishes.
In the scientists own language, '"These in
gradients have been selected SO they work
together effectively for the first time" All you
dois spread on 0ne-Step, rub lightly to remove
Evening star., 1962-04-05
VuniIIu Cream

Mix "a pint sour cream,
q cup diced marshmallows,
2 cups sliced bananas, 1K
cups green seedlesS grapes and
l teaspoon pure vanilla ex-
tract. Chill. Serve in sher-
bet glasses. Top each with q
dab of whipped cream and
a maraschino cherry.
Evening star., 1962-04-05

the dirt, and finish with smooth strokes in one
direction. No buffing, if you please-because
One-Step Floor Care dries quickly to hard,
cleaning shine.
HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU USE oNE.sTEP?
That really depends on the wear your floors
get. But we'd suggest, as rule of thumb, that
it's time for One-Step whenever floors get dirty
or dulled. If you use One-Step for regular
cleaning, your floors will have that lustrous,
freshly polished look much more often.
WHAT HAPPENS TO DIRT?
You may be wondering, at this point, where
the dirt goes when you clean and polish with
One-Step. Into bucket, that's where. What
happens is this: AS you rub, One-Step loosens
dirt so it clings to your applicator. You just
rinse the applicator in water occasionally ;.
instead Of rinsing the floor.
WED like to add some words of reassur.
ance here about the performance of One-Step
Floor Care. Speed and convenience are all
well and good -bu does it really work?
Theanswer is yes. One-Step's detergent gives
Evening star., 1962-04-05
urr.~>% .,s;'s>,% %@
% 8 %'''.

excellent cleaning action Qemoves most CRIME
and dirt easily :. and, One-Step polishes like
the finest polish (puts down a long-wearing,
protective gloss that doesn't Yellow.
We've made sure of that not only by testing
One-Step in our own labs, but also by having
hundreds of women test it for months and
months in their own homes.
THE PHILADELPHIA STORY
One Of the most interesting consumer tests of
One-Step was made in Philadelphia over
year ago. A group of housewives tried the
product, which was then under development.
The results were most favorable. In fact,
many Of the women wanted to go right out
and buy more One-Step, but found it wasn't
in the stores. Since then, we've actually been
getting calls from them asking when One
Step would be ready.
The moral Of this is simply that Armstrong
had to be certain of One-Step's ability to do an
excellent job. After all, it's likely that we made
your kitchen floor or one Of the other floors
in your house. So, naturally, we'd like to keep
you happy with your floors, too.
TRY IT SOON
One-Step Floor Care is in the stores where
you do your regular shopping. It's on the
shelves with wakes and cleaning things ...
or look for great big display of it. The
One-Step container has a label that's as
colorful as a rainbow. You can't miss it.
Comes in quarts or economical half gallons.
Get One-Step the very next time you shop.
It will change your ideas about caring for
floors. We promise you that.
Evening star., 1962-12-02

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