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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-27
Former Resident Much Entertained
On Visit With Amelia Friend

AMELIA, Sert. 26-Mrs. Val
entine w. Southall entertained
with a bridge luncheon on Sat
nrday. Sept q at her home
here in honor of Mrs. H. c.
Rucker. a former resident. The
guests besides the cues. of honor
were Mesdames w. H. Elicit, E.
H. Burke. Thomas Stark, Jr.. S.
v. Wheeler. c. Garland Hutche-
son and Mss Mary Jefferson.
Mrs Louis V. Lyon entertain
ed with a Canasta party in hon
or of Mrs. H. C. Rucker last
w e dne d ay afternoon. The
guests included Mesdame Rosa
Courier, Clifton Wingo. NJ R.
Young. G. S Farmer. A. A.
johns, John Pearman. S. v.
Wheeler, H. H. Conner. ard the
Misses Rosa Cooke. Laura Al
len Selma Hindle and Mary
Shepard
Mrs. H. c. Rucker, who has
been a house guest Of Mrs. S.
V. Wheeler. is now visiting her
niece II Warrenton. On Friday
Mrs Wheeler entertained with a
bridge luncheon in honor of her
guest. those in for lunch were
Mesdares Thomas Stark, Jr., E.
H. Burke. John Pearman. j w.
Royal and Miss Lawrence
Baugham. Mrs. j. B. Mason, Of
Farmville. was also a week end
guest Of MS. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wingo
Mrs. Ida Jones and Sydney
Jones. Of New York, who is
Spending some time with his
grandmother and Miss Julia An
derson, Of CreWe. visited the
Willie Aliens and Charles Stems,
of Goochland. on Sunday. Mrs.
Jones. Sydney and Mrs. Wingo
also attended the Lords Acre
Festival which is an annual
event at Wards Chapel on Sat
mday.
Miss Nancy Brunette has en-
rolled at Mary Washington Col
lege. where she is freshman,
This term.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hills
man spent last week end at
Staunt0n where Charles His
man has catered Augusta Mill
tary Academy.
Mesdames E H. Burke and
H. S Emerson attended the
board meeting CT the Virginia
Federation Of Wonen's Clubs
held at~The Roanoke Hotel. Roa-
noke, last week.
Miss Ida Lee has returned to
her home in Richmond after be-
ing a guest of Mrs Harvey
ellis and Miss Elizabeth ellis.
Mrs. William Jefferson. Mrs.
S L. Farrar ard Mason Jefer-
son were visitors to Richmond
on Monday
Mesdames william jefferson
and H. c. Rucker attended the
James Allen Chapter OAR.
meeting n CIeWe. at Mrs. c. E
Clark on Saturday, Sept. IA.
MS F. r. Crawford. Of Farm
vile, was the guest speaker us
Ing the topic. wives of Virginia
born Presidents
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Newell. of
Charlotte. N. c.. returned home
On Sunday after visiting rela-
tives and friends in the county
Mrs. Buddy Blankenship, Of
Richmond was a guest OF her
parents. Nj. and Mrs. Irving
Morris, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Flippen
and children. Debbie. Don and
Pat VISITED her brother and sis
ter-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Deener, and their family in
Lynchburg. last Sunday.
Charles A. Holman III, Don
Evening star., 1963-05-19

GREENBELT-June 15-Sept. i 3
bedrms. Near NASA, U. Of Nd
fairgrounds, pools, shopping, etc,
Sl35 mo. CIR. 4-S0S6.
OFF CONN. AND KALORAMA NV.
June IL to Sept. 1. $3.50 mo,
bedtms.. deep yd. 3S7-1677.
MACARTHUR BLVD.-Det. g rms
neorms., on transp.. nr George
Portable. years lease. WO. 6-6323.
MCLEAN. VA.-Antiaue brick. I'm
mac. ,3-bedrm. 2-bath home. on
lever lot, with scr. porch. CEN
IEALLn AIR CONDITIONED.
Elec; kit. .dishwasher, wall oven,
washer-dryer incl. Avail. June i
to Sept. /, 1864. S225 per mo
CAN Ell. R-41R1
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1444 PRIMROSE RID. NV.
457 PRIMROSE RID. NV.

Shepherd Park detached brick
home bedrms.. 3 full baths.
powder rm., liv. rm.. din. rm..
breakfast rm., den. mod. kit.
rec. rm., finished attic. centrally
air-cond., lge.. yard with patio.
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A BUCHANAN ST. NV.
46O3 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
460i 9Th ST. NV.

Corner semi-det.-4 bedrms., ga
baths, built-in gar. Convenient to
churches, schools, bus line. Rea-
L anna kla AnrnnE
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Shannon & Luchs

5000 Conn Ave. KE. 7-lS00I
CONN. AVE. AREA block north
Sheraton Park Hotel, newly re-
noyated. Powder room,. den, 81
bedrms., 3 baths, new kit. Open
81. 26l7 Garfield st. S34,5OO.
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ADELPHI-3-bedrm. brick rambler.
ll2 baths, rec. rm., air cond., MR.
BERKSHIRE, 949-l95O, HE. A.
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1433 WHITTIER ST. NV.

Semi-det. brick home-Liv. rn..
din. rm.. kitchen, plus encl. pch..
bedrms. 2nd floor. Encl. pch.,
built-in gar, large lot. Priced
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
CONTINUED
THE WESTCHEsTER

TIE WESTCHESTEh
MAIN BLDG, magnificent view,
hall, liv. rm,, solarium, bedrm.,
bath, kit. with new equipment.
FACING PARK, unusual and beau
tiful apt, for gracious living and
entertaining. Large foyer. Liv. rm.,
3 bedrms., 2 tiled baths, din. rm.,
kit, pantry with service entrance
3 exposures. Air eond. Carpets
draperies. Restaurant and garage
on premises.
EXPOSURE, foyer, liy
rm., enclosed porch. din. rm.l
bedrm., bath, kit.
Call Mrs. Chauncy Murray
RANDALL H, HAGNER q CO., INC.
DE. 2-360O Monday through Friday
Evening star., 1963-05-19

SQUARE
"the most exciting cooper
ative development of our
generation!"

You are reading the very first ad
for HARBOUR SQUARE yet
over million dollars Of this lux
urious l3-million-dollar waterfront
project is already sold simply
by private announcement and word
Of mouth This alone should serve
to excite your curiosity.
IMAGINE 138 different
efficiencies to enormous historic
town houses.
IMAGINE huge 2 and 3
bedrm. apts. with full dining
rooms, real fireplaces and stun
ming perm9nent pGIMr river .,,,ssnn,,. views;
with tH6dcoS SSieohiss. dishwsshers lersHsiss snd
deep-freeze refgrs.
weather swimming in our large
IMAGINE covered park
ing available for each Of these
445 luxury units.
IMAGINE q large roof
top party room with a perma-
nent river view and catering
kitchen,
FLUS all Of the othei
features you expect Of a FlynI
Coop. sound value
no ground rent Cland is part o
your co-op's assetO =. ex
cellent long-term financing
low pre-eonstruction prices.
HARBOUR SQUARE is impossible
TO describe In print. You must SCI
| the large scale model and dis
! PLAYS 10 appreciate the results o.
almost 3 years OF planning anC
study.
Prices range from Sl6.50O TO sos.
600 and occupancy is expected IN
about . years A So deposit viii
reserve your luxury in-town home
HOURS, II AMT Pm.
(CLOSED MONDAYS
Sales office and Model Display
40 N street s.W, in historic ole
Barney House between 4th street
and the waterfront at Maine ave.
nue.. Phone b46-7373.
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
Coop Apt. Authority Since 1920
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HOME, INCOME
ISbES5iEFR EDTczFEoE n
Near Howard University
WUUDWAHD az NORRIS

soOo Pa. 2. sAStsCN' NV: OoO.iSoo
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OTHER LISTTNGS

Many other equally advan-
tageous purchase opportuni-
ties are exclusively listed
with this office. Effic to
3 bedrmS. All sizes to fit all
pocketbooks in such highly
desirable locations as:
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
FYLNN CO-OPS
OPEN 2 TIL 5 TO-DAY
NEW PARKSIDE

1902 Summit Place NV.
Charming l bedrm. apt
home in elev. bldg. Low cash
requirement. Ask for MRS.
SPENCER, in Apt. / or call
NO. 7-S2SS. ALSO 2-bedrm,
corner In THE ONTARIO,
1858 Ontario Rd,, NV,
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MICHIGAN PARK
18th AND BARNUM NE.

MT. PLEASANT AREA-Lge. cor
ner town house. ready for re-
decSratIS5 IFoNSRb boCE; Sst cHse' bE SgiSg4 SgSS4
OR. 4-697S.
MI. PLEASANT SECTION = Very
desirable corner. 3-story brick. 12
furn. rms, 8 baths. Inc. quoted
Terms arranged. Cali KEAcH q
PURCELL, 296-5420.
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KENWOOD HOUSE

5l00 Dorset Ave.
Kenwood. Nd.
5100 Dorset Ave.
Kenwood, Md.
Iwo-bedrm., 2-bath apt.
homes with BALCONIES.
New 1905 AIR COND. bldg,
with sundeck and FREE GA
RAGE, Ask for Mr.. OWENS
IN Apt. Ala or call OIL. A.
S033.
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1913 JACKSON ST, NE.

Finest semi-det. on the block
Ultra mod. kit. rec. rm. with bar,
4 bedrms., , baths. plus a powder
rm. Must be seen to be appre-
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MURRAY LEVINE PRESENTS
BEST BUY SPECIALS"
OPEN TO 8 PM.

1901 KALMIA RID. NV.
Det. corner-A must on your list
Of Shepherd Park homes. House
has everything. bedrms.. fun
baths, plus powder rm.. rec. rm..
aaFana
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COLMAR MANOR-2 bedTms IN

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS, Va
Luxurious living in this cleaning
Whlte brick Colonial. Surrounded
by stately trees and having a
manicured" Handicapped lawn. 4
bedrms" 3h baths, Wall-to- wall
SarpetinR. CENTRAL air cond.
Lnere are so many beautiful and
tsAciIlnR features to this home,
" would take more advertiSinp
space to describe than economic,
ally feasible. Avail. 9 yrs, All Sam
CAL FL. 6-4I6l, -00'
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BROADMOoR

1901 Conn. Ave. NV.
APT. 10S-Gracious 2-bed-
rm., 2-bath AIR COND. apt
nome w/magnificent elec. kit.
May be used as 9 apts. w
1 rm. and bath more than
paying entire maintenance.
Approx. $4,000 cash re-
quired. Ask for MAJOR
GARVEY, at BROADMOOR
desk or call 244-5121.
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2non p0prrp CT =

1920 PORTER ST. NV.
l bedrm., Ord fir. rear.
CONN. CTS, 51l2 CONN.
AVE. NW.-1-bedrm. apt
home w/mod. kit. Only
$1,000 cash dn. payment
1850 CLYDEsDALE PLACE
N.W.-1 bedrm., 4th FIR,
walk up, overlooking park,
AIR CONDr good kit, in
cond. throughout. $500
with $1,000 cash.
PRESIDENTIAL, 1923 18th
st. NV. = Opp. Statler-
Hilton Hotel-1-bedrm. cor
ner w/immense liv. rm. and
balcony in an unsurpassed
POTOMAC PLAZA TER
RACES, $50 gath st. NV
Lovely 1-bedrm. apt. .-home
in new, modern, contempo-
rary, 100% AIR COND.
PSMPsH1RE GARDENS. 21s
Emerson st. N.W.-Liv. rm.,
din. rm., / hedrm. w/nice
garden view. Monthly main
tenance S3S.4S.
For details and/o appt. to
inspect any Of the above,
call MAJOR GARVEY (244-
5l2n, Mr.. OWENS (EM.
3-671S), Mr.. FIELDING
(JA. S-4633), or MRS.
SPENCER mo. 7-s2ss) with
,DMUND FLYNN C
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Finest detached home in area
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Liv. rm.,. din. rm.. den. sun porch.
library, kit. rec. rm.. bedrms..
2h2 baths. plus a powder rm.
Excellent financing.
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1872 PORTAL DR.. NV.
GLSRR,%Go NEAR COOLIDGE T1I HIeH

NORTH PORTAL ESTATES-Det.
spllt-level on lge. level lot. Beau
thu patio fenced area for out
pboGI pboGIiI entertaining. True center
rm. w/frpl., mod. kit, paneied den.
rec. rm., Wv. carpet. RaraRe'
custom built. Call Mr.. Wade,
ROGERS REALTY CO., Ma. 4.
0904, LA. 0-lOlO
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ROCK CREEK PARK, SUMMER
RENTAL, close in-4-bedrm. RAM
bier, air-eond.. study. gar, patio,
scr. porch, 2 grand pianos, an
tloues, paintings. full-time maid
avail. June through Sept. or any
portion. $3.50 per mo. JU. S-1450.
SILVER SPRING = 3-bedrm. ram
bier, ga baths, air cond,, bed
rms. fenced lot, lge. fin. rec. rm,.
n blks. from bus, pool mem.
bership avail, S225 mo. June Is
through August 80. HE. 4-9063.
VICINITY of Irvington. Va. Small
modern house, all conveniences,
10 acres. lge. barn, suitable for
horses. 703-435-573l.
36th AND JENIFER Sis, NV
Twin bedrm.. bath, kit. and study.
ayail. . in pvt. home June Is
through Sept. 10, $3.50. EN-. g.
S9Sl.
18th AND OAK STREETS NV. Cop-
posite Woodner HoteD-Newly dec.
oedrmS. with new furniture, Sl75,
ma. S-2993 or 434-621l.
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Prices range from SIB.5OO 10 sos. =
600 and occupancy is expected IN
about . years. A So deposit will
reserve your luxury in-town home.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
MICHIGAN PARK, NE.

S117 mo. incl. taxes, S1,260 down,
S-yr. .-old Colonial, Q rms, fenced
in yard. full bsmt., mod. kit. with
din. area and family-size din.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-D. Q.
COLONIAL VILLAGE
Beautiful
BRICK RESIDENCE

A large and beautiful Colonial brick
pearance. LuxIrlous appointments
and perfect for entertaining.
Featuring large living rm. with
fireplace, family dining rm.,
paneled study, sunroom and de
luxe kitehen--all on 1st floor. 3
twin bedrms. and . tiled baths,
upstairs. Recreation rm., maids
rm. and garage, The gorgeous lot
Is strikingly beautiful. See 1t
today.
DIRECTIONS: out 18th st, NV.
10 Kalmia rd., left across bridge
to Last Beech drive, right TO Sud-
bury lane. left to VIA Sudbury
and our open sign. MRS. FOSTER
on premises, 362-6S70.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
HOUSES vNFURN. TO RENT HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
(CONTINUED)

SILVER SPRING (vic. University
slyccrW blvd; w. II,1 ISIl,n10Psstt:spsW HPsts centrally
June VssSi CccupaneS. aeS, saOo iH5 mo.. 0i@1 i1Sr
lease. viii also rent furnished,
Call Mrs. Lipp, I. L. LEWIS, 049-
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LAUGHLIN, REALTORS
MRS. VIM. H.
"MrIEANfG ETp CTBb

5l0l Chain Bridge. Rd.. Mclean
consult First-McLean's First"
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Newly decorated. 4 bedrms,. Q
baths. 2-car gar, rec. rm., den,
near embassies. Or unfurn. WO.
Evening star., 1963-05-19

FOXHALL VILLAGE. All P ST
n.w.-SUNMER RENTAL, June i
TO Sept. !. S175 mo. Bungalow. Z
bedrms., liV. rm., din. rm., kitchen
ana bath. porch, nice yard, cleo
trio washer in basement. 10 min
utes from downtown. FE. 3-3242
Evening star., 1963-05-19

EDMUND ]. FLYNN Co,
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 192O)
Washington Bldg. MA, S-9565
, 1963-09-25

has been getting from his cabinet, the reverbrations of which joltel
Casaus gave vent to al cultural belch against the financial deal he
William Faversharn, chairman of the board of managers. clear out Of
his bed back in Derby Town. Clay wants to see some real money IS
a change instead of reading in the sports pages about tie sugar ~
is refining by the ton. The most he has received for any fgat " ?
this point, he reveals, is the $4,000 he collected for knocking gu
Archie Moore last November in Los Angles. Maybe Cassrus hat
been comparing notes with Beau Jack, another Negro fighter W.
had been managed by some quality white folk to protect him frcs1
being robbed by INSCRIPTIONS managers, but, nevertheless, wound
up in shining shoes in a Miami Beach hotel. In all fairness to his
protectors, it should be stated that he had the chair nearest the door
in the mems room, where he got first call on the customers.
Cassius signed a six-year contract with his Louisville benefac-
tors Qet no one call them benefciaries, YETI after the 1860 Olympic
samees in Rome. The pact called for the syndicate to pay all his box
ing expenses and guarantee him a minimum of $4,000 per year, with
Continued IN next naTA
, 1963-09-25
SPORTS
by Dan Porker
GoeI Hall MI lIon Ne1 IS An clay Wants ioT LIs5on

CASSIUS CLAY isn't asking for a solid gold Cadillac. At no
time has he demanded that his cabinet of II Louisville managers
permit him to have four-karat diamonds inset in his front teeth at
their expense. He even has left it entirely up to them as to whether
he should demand a bonus from the City of Louisville for conserving
to remain in residence there, instead of moving into that marble
castle on a hill in Los Angeles. AL Cassius wants is to have some
body just guarantee me 100000. as my own share after taxes. for
the Liston 5fghf" Otherwise thereI be no fight. Cassius announced
in Miamithe other day. BY coincidence, millions of fight fans had
already venured the opinion that, even if he gets a half million on
a platinum tray before entering the ring, like the two Liston-Patter-
son farcessa this one will be no fight, either.
without stopping to compose his rebenious outburst in doggerel
, 1963-09-25

by LouellG @. Persons
(Continued from page y

VOOHtHUEu HOM Page
each week with husband Jack Cassidy. How can she turn down
such a7deal?
All the popping off done BY the Mexican Government over the
filming Of children Of Sanchez" has Gained down to the extent that
producer-Wrier Abby Mann has signed George ChakniS as the third
sar with Sophia Loren and Anthony Quinn. Mann personally com
pleted the deal with George who is in London making 1888 Squad
rom and asked him to report in Mexico City in January to start
shooting.
FIRST Mann has to compleet the script he's working on, "Ship Of
Fools" Ter Stanley Kramer. Then he's off to Mexico to clear up any
remaining objections put up by the Mexicans over his Sanchez
Y are @hey Are Now Eeinors" sags Tony, We've hean promised
, 1963-09-25

been sure the children are really his. / know he doesn't really be-
leve that, either, blu. just says il, like I say the things | do to hurt
-.
What do you think-do we love each other or not? Once in a
great while we tell each other we still love each other, but if we do.
why do we have to be so mean to each other
Mrs. f. S.
Dear Mrs. F. S.:
It's hard to believe you have to ask anyone such a question fr
would be next to impossible for anyone to think you did love each
sther when. as you say. you act so mean to each other.
If two people are truly in love, they trust each other completely;
hey have bascaly the same ideas on whats right and what's wrong
and the same basic standards of what's good and what is not Also,
sheyre companionable, interested in the same sort of friends and the
anne sort of good times. They're also tolerant and have patience
with each others faults and they'd never in the world say the sort Of
hings to each other that you and your husband do.
However, since you say that you & your husband occasionally tel
each other that you love each other, I'm willing to admit it might be
9csible that, underneath all your bitter quarrelng, there may be
some strange, distorted reason for it and that if this reason could be
Continued on next page)
, 1963-09-25

cooperation in Mexico and Guadajara for location scenes and I'm
doing he interiors in Hollywood"
In the list Of spectacuars that Andy Williams plans to make,
to first one will have Janet Leigh and Art Carney. / talked with
Andy, whose record Days Of Wine and Roses ST in its 18th week as
Me No. 1 Album.
Andys been talking with Ross Hunter about doing a typical
Hunter Comedy, and he hopes to find a way to fit that in. This ap-
oeas mere to him than any Of the other offers he's had.
Snapshots Of Hollywood Collected al Random:
a nice exclusive Jackie Gleason passes on to me the news that
he's going to be a grandfather for the first time next March. His
daughter, Linda who last February married Jack Miller. drama te-
cher at Catholic University inWashington, DC, is expecting a la y.
She teephoned her father with the big news and Jackie-ssel he's
ontTacd an rex ~aaA
, 1963-09-25
ADVICETo LoVELoRN by Beatrice Foirfax.
Famous Authority on Problems Of Love 8 Marriage
They Fight ConstantIY-Do They Love Each Other?
Dear Beatrice Fairfax

Dear Beatrice Fairfax:
Do you think it could be possible that when a man and his wife
do nothing but fight they could still love each other?
My husband and I have been married for IA years and it seems.
that we are always trying to get even with one another for things
we've done or said that hurt each other. We're always saying the
most dreadful things to each other and I'm sure we don't really NEAR.
them. y.
For instance, even though I've never had any reason to believe
that my husband has ever ben unfaithful to me, and even though /
believe he tells the truth when he says he hasn't been, still when he
wants to stay downtown in the evening sometimes and calls up to
tell me he wontbe home for dinner, I can't keep myself from saying
7 suppose you're going out with some woman" So then he gets so
mad he says horrible things to me when he gets home.
One lining he does is to say he's going to divorce me and then !
tell him he'll have to give me money regularly to support me and
our four children. Then he says he won't do it because he's never
, 1963-09-25

~ontEued sn rex az
Evening star., 1963-04-28

The neatly clipped grass in
the show ring reflects the
morning sun.
In the driveway, horse vans
and trailers clank their way
toward the assembly area.
Animated shouts and excited
greetings are exchanged as
riders hop out of their cars
and begin hurriedly to groom
their horses which, although
tenderly fused over for
hours the night before. need
some last-minute attention.
Inside the ring, a crew is
swiftly making a final exam
ination of the jumps and the
ground to be sure all is in
readiness for the first class.
Parking attendants scurry
about waving spectators, al
ready arriving, into place on
a pasture turned parking lot.
The public address system
crackles with the announce
ment that entrants for the
first event must now line up
at the entry gate.
The gayety and excitement
which has been gathering
momentum since the first ar
rival has infected everyone
and pervades the whole at
mosphere another Stone
Ridge Junior Horse Show is
about to begin.
But a horse show
doesn't just happen. Behind
the seeming ease of move
ment from class to class and
the efficient h ding of
comfort and convenienceS for
the spectators, are months of
careful preparation by a
hard-working junior commit
tee assisted by a few faculty
and parent advisers.
How does it all begin?
First, before the termination
of the school year. two jun
ior general committee chair
men are appointed. one Of
whom is usually the presi-
dent of the Student Council,
and the project is organized
into committees headed by
chairmen selected with the
approval of the Head Mis-
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er road just beyond the
Bradley boulevard intersec-
ton. 1t has a permanently
established pony ring. Be-
sides convenience of location,
another advantage is ample
parking space for cars and
vans.
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. SIipcovers . Lomps
. Bedspreods . Curtoins
. Droperies . TobIes
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The How of oHorse Show

tress, overall Senior Adviser.
A date for mid-spring is
set Saturday at 8 ann and
a place chosen. In this in
stance, the location is again
Sans Souci, home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George deFranceaux,
conveniently situated on Riv-
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Auth Village 18th section)
48i4 KIRBY HILL. RD

/ DIRECTIONS: Branch ave. Sc. 10
i Auth I'd, left to Dublin. left to
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tbhN PROPERTIES MO
conn DOWN

ROCKVILLE - Best buy starter
home. 3-bedrm. rambler on large
fenced lot. Cow. TO schools, bus and
shopping. Sl3.250. Pc. 2-3l40,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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HOUSES FOR SAILED, @,
lcOkTINUEDl
(ALORANA TRUANCIP

TRIANGLE - Beauti-
fully restored semidetached town
house with four bedrooms, three
baths in addition TO entrance
hall, living room with fireplace,
dining room and large modern
kitchen with eating space. Priced
In sos. For appointment call Miss
Ray; FE. 1881. Y, a.; GILL a
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3 bedrms. plus den, 2 full baths.
liv. rm. fireplace. din. area
equipped kit. earport, corner lot
fenced rear yard. avail. now. S14O
mo.
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POTOMAC AREA, open saturda,
and Sunday IL TO - Large
charming, rustic stone house. Can.
not be duplicated because OF the
present-day cost. Newly renovated
located on large wooded lot
Must be seen to be appreciated
Come out and reminisce. Dir
Out Bradley blvd. to z Locks rd
left to open sign. or out River
I'd. to z Locks I'd, and turn right
JOHN J: MCDONNELL CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16
S11,750

WHEATON, better buy you won't
find than this lovely 2-bedrm. ram
bier. Only 5000 dn. FILA or no s.
On. VA. Payments OF sos. Pc
2-3l4O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16

REAL ESTATE 47f-2l4t
HILLCREsT = Reduced 1900 BIZ
out-of-town owner. An unusually
designed brk house 3 levels fin.
Ahed from top TO bottom. 2 larHs
bedrms. De luxe kit, family dir
rm. den. formal iiv. rm, . fire.
pls.. tfee-shaded lot. $1,000 viii
handle Best buy In area
T. ID. BURGESS co RE $1,000
HILLCREsT HGTs.-vA and YHA
approved. $4,000, ready for Oc.
eapaney 4-bedrm,. 3-bAth brick
ramh'ers ana bi-levels Din. rm
has sliding glass door 70 patio. igs
Dc luxe built-in Kit, rec. rm. WITH
fireplace
redwood 6-20lO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16
O. A. sCHLEsINdER co.

SAINT GATHERINGS - Walk to
bus and all schls., immed, occup.
4-bedrm., 2-bath home, foyer en-
trance, family kit, rec. rm., ST.
$50, q4D-2l3l.
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