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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-12-12

set.
Dressing Toble Glamour -
Gid a miniature tin loaf
pan with gold paint and use
household cemer.. to bedeck
it with beads, sequins and
fancy buttons. For an earring
tray paint a tiny muffin pan
with gold paint.
For A Traveller -
Sand unfinished wooden
hangers to remove any rough
spots. Wax. Trim with a rib
bon bow. For special touch,
tie a tiny fragrant sachet on
one, some artificial flowers
on another; a small package
of bubble bath on another.
Clothing For Children
It's always a problem to
know the exact size to buy
when you select clothing as
a gift for a child. Just re-
member, as you make your
choice, to make allowances
for growth, especially in
length
Clothes that are too large
will be strange looking and
may even hamper a child's
movements. So buying a larg-
er size is not always an eco
nomy or an answer to your
size problem.
You can look as you make
your selections for features
that adjust themselves to a
growing child. Look for deep
hens and tucks in hens, for
adjustable straps, for deep
cuffs, for raglan sleeves. See
if the blouse has extra length
if there are tucks and pleats
at the shoulder line, large
underarm or leg seams.
Knit garments are often
wise choices.
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CARD OF THANKS

Lexington Industries, first
place winner of the trophy
in the Christmas Parade, float
division, expresses apprecia-
ton to those who assisted in
designing and constructing
the beautiful replica of a
chapel. Special thanks go to
Dudley Rinicker, Johnny
Walls, Bob Carnathan, Mrs.
Carolyn Rinicker, Mrs. Ber-
nice Walls, Mrs. Shirley
Ables and Mrs. Nell Dixon.
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in the district and 9th in the
State he also represented
the county on a demonStra-
ton team at Jumllor 0norL
course.
bus.er Davis PIckens,
member OF the Junior crops
,eam that placed 3rd IN the
u.SLIlCt ana uLn IN the StaCe.
JUDY Neal - Student at
Lexington High School. Mem
Der or the Oregon Commun-
Ity Club where she is report
er. Judy is county dairy WIN
ner.
Buddy Moore - Student
at Lexington High School.
Member Of the Lexington
Senior Club. Buddy is a coun-
ty winner III forestry and was
a member Of the Junior Live
stock Judging team last year.
Carolyn Cunningham =
Freshman at Tchula School.
Is county horse winner. Caro-
Iyn is also a district winner
IN barrel racing and pole
bending.
Bill Mckenzie - Student
at DuIant School. County
healtn winner and dairy VIM
ner. Secretary of his club.
Also won the county health
award on his record and re-
ceived a free trip to camp.
He showed Grand Champion
Jersey at County and District
Show.
Hardy Mitchell = STUDENT
at Lexington Gram m a r
School. County winner in
corn and dairy. He produced
over 100 bushels Of corn per
acre and showed the Grand
Champion Guernsey at the
county show, State dairy
show at Kosciusko and the
State Fair in Jackson.
Gary Bouchillon - Student
at Durant School. Member of
Durant Junior Club and is
county winner in dairying.
Girls Winners
Rita Hawkins - Durant,
County Clothing
Beverly Steed - Coxburg
Community Club, County
Clothing
Sylvia Cannon - Holmes
Junior College Club, County
Clothing, County Home Ec.
Award
Melinda Sample = Ebene-
ger Community Club, Coun-
ty Clothing Winner, Dress
Revue Winner, represented
County at State Fair.
LaNelle Mcclellan - Lex
ington, County Foods Winner
Kathy Pierce - Coxburg
Community Club, County
Foods Winner
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Home A9enA No1e4
By MARY HARPOLE
HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT

AS you make your Holiday
cakes and cookies and spe-
cial breads, you may be try
ing one of the new recipes
that call for unsifted flour.
But if you are using a fav-
orite recipe you have used
for many years, the measure
ments are for sifted flour.
Since there is more flour
in a cup Of unsifted flour
than in a cup of sifted flour,
you must either .sift before
measuring or adjust the mea-
surement to get the right
amount of flour for these old
or recipes.
To adjust the measurement
from sifted to- unsifted flour,
simply spoon flour into your
dry measuring cup, level it
off, and remove two Level
tablespoonful.
GIFTS you CAN MAKE
Kitchen Items -
Decorate wastebasket, re-
cipe file box, flower pot, and
bulletin board to match. You
might use an adhesive-backed
plastic or some other cover
ing that is inexpensive and
easy to use.
Snack Bucket ~
Paint a child's sandpail
with enamel - black is es-
pecially modern. Decorate
with flowers or an approprl-
ate slogan. Fill with cookies,
candies. nuts or other goodies.
Planter Pair -
Paint flower pots and de-
corate with .decals that har-
monte with colors used IN
the kitchen or place they will
be used. Add a watering can,
decorated the same as the
flower pots, for an attractive
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and service.
DR.. William l.. Giles, vice
president OF the school of Ag-
riculture and Forestry at Mis-
sissippi State University, will
be principal banquet speaker.
Guy Buford of Pickens will
serve as master of ceremonies,
The Misses Sylvia Cannon
and Sylvia Chisolm will be
in charge of preparing decor
atoms.
The purpose of the banquet
is to honor all Holmes County
All boys and girls who have
won recognition for the years
work and selected on County
Attainment Day, at Club Con-
gresS, County and State Fairs.
Distinguished out-of-county
visitors will be present along
with some local guests, in
Guiding parents of the achieve
ment winners and the County
Board of Supervisors.
c. /. Smith of MSU, State
All Club leader, will attend,
and Miss Ann Smith, assist
ant All Club Leader, former
ly of Holmes County, will be
present.
Invitations have been ex-
tended to the president of
the Adult Leaders Council,
County Home Demonstration
Council, County Farm Bureau
president, County Agent, and
secretaries, Mrs. Louise Swim
ney and Mrs. Clara CHM
Daniels.
Mrs. Joy w. Frizell, asso-
ciate Home Demonstration
Agent, and Duane Tucker, as
sistant County Agent, whose
work in All has been out
standing the past year, will
be present.
Winners Listed
Pat Slack - Senior at Ben
ten High School and a mem
Der of the PickenS PaceSet-
tiers where..she serves as sec
rotary. Patuis State Sheep
Winner and a member of the
State winning l. vestock
Judging team. She serves as
a junior leader in sheep and
has taught several other
members how to block and
show lambs.
blIl Atkinson - Freshman
at Ole Miss. Served the Pick
ems Pacesetters as presloen.
and the club was District
winner in Community Club.
bIIl is State Public Speaking
winner and a member of the
State winning Livestock Judg
ing team.
I Walter Sullivan, Jr - SEN
ior at Lexington High School.
Serves as a junior leader in
tie Sand Hill Community
Club. He won the field crop
demonstration at 1868 Clup
Congress ard is 1868 cotton
winner in the record contest
and has attended as his
award National Club Con-
gress. Member of 1862 crops
team and trained one men,
Der of the 9th place State
Junior crops team.
Nathan McKie - Senior at
Goodman AIS President Of
the Pickens Pacesetters Com
munity Club and president
of the Junior Council. He is
the State Individual Live
stock Demonstration winner,
a member of the State win
ming Livestock Judging con
test. He is third place State
pasture winner. He is a jun
ior leader in field crops.
Member of 1862 Senior crops
team and trained three mem
bers of the 9th place State
Junior crops team.
tommy Haffey = Sophie
more at Lexington High and
a member of the Ebenezer
Community Club where he is
president. Tommy is a mem
Der of the State winning team
demonstration which will re-
present Mississippi at the
National Demonstration Con-
test for the second straight
year. Tommy is also a men,
Der of the Livestock Judging
team that represented Mis-
sissippi at Chicago. He is a
member of the land judging
team that tied for district
honors anil placed 7th in the
State.
Kin, X;nobro,,ob I,,piCr
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DON'T GET UP NIGHTS

It takes just SOC and IL hours
to start relief-or your mon
ey back at any drug store.
When functional kidney
disorders cause getting
up nights. scanty flow, burn
ing backaehe, leg pains, dir
illness use easy to take b.
KETS 4-day treatment. Acts
fast to increase and regulate
passage. NOW at Peoples
Drug Store.
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In Jackson Hospital
Friends of Mrs. Halle Ter
ry will regret to learn that
she remains i'll in the Uni
versity Hospital in Jackson
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Holmes 4-H Youths Will Be Honored Friday
All Achievement Winners Will Be
Recognized; Dr.. Giles Is Speaker

Outstanding Holmes boys and girls will be honored
at the fourth annual Holmes County Achievement Ban
quet Friday evening, December Ii at $50 in the new
dining hall at Holmes Junior College.
At the same time adult leaders will be given GER
tificates for worthwhile contributions of their time
and service -
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District Two
Community Hospital
WHITE PATIENTS

Mrs. A. B. Clements, Du-
rant
H. 1. Mickey, Walden
John A. Totem, Durant
Mrs. Howard Dubard, Sails
Stephen Musselwhite, Sails
Miss Margaret Brumby,
Goodman
Jack Myers, Durant
Mrs. w. A. Martin, West
Mrs. Ruby Doster, Durant
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PATIENTS
Elmer Dickens, Durant
Allen Johnson, Durant

Visits Aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Hearn
spent Sunday afternoon in
Greenwood as guests CT her
aunt, Mrs. Singleton Johnson.
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Attend the Church OF your
this Sunday!
Evening star., 1963-05-02

They renamed It Bar Bells"
and rang the bell with the
contest judges.
During their three day
Washington prize trip (their
first trip North) Donna and
Butch will see all the famous
landmarks in the Nations
Capital. Following their stay
here, the redheads will have
a four-day holiday in New
York, where they will receive
complete spring wardrobes.
They also have been awarded
a set of IL electrical house,
hold appliances.
Evening star., 1963-05-02

Donna Is a senior In An
niston High School and ex-
poets to enter Jacksonville
(Ala.) College In the fall.
Butch, a ninth-grader at
Johnston Junior High School,
hopes some day to study in
France to be a chef.
Both Donna and Butch are
"A" students In conduct and
citizenship and both are ex-
cellent swimmers who have
won Red Cross Life-Saving
Emblems. They also have
been awarded gold loving
Evening star., 1963-05-02
Teen Cooks Win Nations Top Honors

A brother sister team have
won Seventeen magazines
ninth annual favorite recipe
contest.
The Nations top teen-age
cooks, l7-year-old Donna and
her l5-year-old brother, Dom
aid (Butch) l.. Browning III,
hail from Anniston, Ala.
Evening star., 1963-05-02

that a contest sponsored by
a girls publication.
Their prize recipe stemmed
from a popular teen snack
called Baptist Skillet Cook
ing" The Brownings revised
1t by changing some of the
ingredients and developing
an original shaping technique.
Evening star., 1963-05-02

/ can Is ounces) chow mein
noodles
/ cup coarsely chopped black
walnuts or pecans
/ or 2 cans a ounces) flaked
coconut
Pink, yellow or green food
coloring (optionaD
In top of a double boiler.
combine sugar, evaporated
milk, butter, butterscotch
pieces and dates. Place over
boiling water and heat until
Evening star., 1963-05-02

butterscotch is melted. Re-
move from heat, add vanilla,
noodles and nuts. Mix well
and let set about 10 minutes
at room temperature. Shape
into small bite-size balls.
then roll in coconut (tinted
pink, yellow or green, II
desired). To make bar bells.
place one ball on either end
of a cocktail pick or shor
skewer. Or place just one on
a pop stick or a large one on
a wooden skewer. Makes
about 40 cookies.
Evening star., 1963-05-02

At a special ceremony
yesterday afternoon the red
haired teen-agers presented
Mrs. Lyndon B. johnson with
a giant Bar Bell" the
cocky-candy which won them
the top honors in the Ma
tionwide contest. The COM
petition marked the first time
Evening star., 1963-05-02

cups for memorizing Bible
chapters.
Following is their winning
recipe.
Bar Bells
q cup sugar
4 tablespoons evaporated milk
V cup melted butter or
margarine
l package g ounces)
butterscoth pieces
ll2 cups (about 8 ounces)
chopped dates
/ teaspoon vanilla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
Festival
OF Dolls


The annual Doll Festival
and Tea of the Salvation
Army Auxiliary will be held
from 2 to 5 pm. tomorrow in
the Departm emit Of
Commerce, climaxing weeks
of activity in getting 1000
dolls ready for Christmas.
Doll clothes made by
auxiliary members range
from ball gowns to sailor
suits, baby dresses and coats
with matching hats.
Ribbons will be awarded to
the dolls judged the best
dressed, but members
hopefully believe the most
favorable judgement of all
will come later this month
from young recipients who
might not otherwise have a
doll for Christmas.
"Santa's Dolls in Outer
Space" will be the theme of
the exhibit. with stars.
moons, planets and rockets
being featured in the decor
along with a giant Christmas
tree, and Mr.. and Mrs. Santa
on a sleigh drawn by
reindeer The Salvation
Army Band will provide
music.
An international doll tree
will be included, for the
display of foreign dolls or
others dressed in costumes
native to countries
represented in the auxiliary
by m bers from the
embassies.
Girls from the diplomatic
community will act as honor
guards for the dolls and
diplomatic wives will assist
at the hospitality tables. Tea.
punch and Christmas cookies
will be served.
The Festival is the
auxiliary's thank you" to
individuals and organizations
supporting their benefit
drives during the year.
Mrs. Francis G. Ulen Is
chairman, with Datin Ong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

personnel win be made
during the afternoon to the
cook. Mrs. Estelle Bright,
who has served the nom
profit institution for 10
years. Staff members are
expected at the ceremony
which Is scheduled for s:I5
pm.
The board announced that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

chocolate and homemade
cookies win be served. the
former to be made by Mrs. A.
Douglas Farquhar from 8
recipe first used ct the
annual event 10 years ago.
During the hospital tour
interest win center in the
emergency room which has
been relocated and newly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

donations may be sent to the
hospital in the form Of
checks addressed TO Mrs.
Charles 8. whitaker.
treasurer.
In addition to supplying
equipment, the donations win
help provide funds for the
Jean Bird Nursing
Scholarship,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
Donation Tea Planned

The Donation Day Tea
sponsored annually by the
Womens Board Of the
Montgomery General
Hospital at Olney, Nd, viii
be held from 2 to 5 pm.
tomorrow in the nurses
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

In addition to raising
funds for new hospital
equipment, the tea includes a
tour to acqusint residents Of
Montgomery and Howard
Counties with the hospital
facilities.
As in the past. hot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

equipped 80 that It now can
accommodate three patients
simultaneously.
The improvements were
made possible through q
donation Of more than 5000
by the Damascus Auxiliary
Of the Women's Board.
An award based on length
Of service Of hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
THE EVENING STAR
Woshisston, D. c.
Fidoy, December 6. 1858

wife of the Ambassador Of
Malaysia serving as honorary
chairman and Mrs. Luther
Hodges as honorary sponsor
Mrs. James william Butler is
the co-ordinating chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
YuIe Fete

The Questers Potomac
Chapter will hold its annual
Christmas party December
10, at 1880 am. at the home
Of Mrs. D. w. Gregory, jr.,
Lone Oak drive, Bethesda,
Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-01
BANDEAU BRAS
s.

Famous make In several
styles, some padded A
BOD cups in 32-42 in
group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-01

Perfects and irregulars of cotton
short-sleeve sport shirts. Solids,
plaids, prints and checks. Many
colors, sizes s, M, L in the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-01

Woven cotton plaid walk shorts
with adjustable waist, Gle in
group. Assorted sports and knit
shirts, 6-18 in group. Perfect and
irregs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16
AND D,EgvEHE.osSPTMENT, LAND

~ MllGH ~ ~
AND DEVELOPMENT LAND
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
FEBRUARY %. 1868
The UNDERSIGNED will offer for sale
At public auction at 1000 I'm.
February %, 1868, at the Berke-
ley County Courthouse IN MAI
tinsburg, West Virginia, the tol-
lowing adjoining farms and Or
chards totaling over $50 acres,
with miles of public road front,
ACE suitable for development. BSO
and Pennsylvania R.R; access,
only 2 miles from new interstate
81 cloverleaf. about miles
Northwest Of Martinsourg' "es'
ti x''s A is5-aers farm, limestone
soil, barn, silo and frame Iad ci Swyn-
f51 oo-aere farm, over IS acres
bearing commercial apple or
chard, mostly Yorks. Barn CTS;
fern, deep well with pump ano
elevated steel water tank. IL.
al 80 acres, more or less Win
io-acre young 5-year orchard
Just ready to come into bearing
"a az i4o-acre country estate-type
farm with lO-room 1-bath dvell;
ing, modern plumbing. oil toreeo
INV. heating, 5 fireplaces. orig.
inAl wide-planked floors, parl
built in Colonial period ABOUT
For inspection Of premises. legal
descriptions and financing posi-
bilities. contact undersigned AT
torey or owner. -,
IUKE Z. TERRY, Attorney in-Fae'
TAO West Burke Street
Phone Amherst 3-9ool
Martinsburg, west virginia
J, EBERT SOLENBERGhk oos
Martinsburg, West Virginia
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

HERRING BAY acre. Lge. farm
house. Completely handicapped
grounds. Extensive waterfront.
Grabbing and fishing in front Of
property. Beautiful view Of Ches-
apeake Bay. $4,000. JE. 2-1SS4
LOT 10000 so. FT.-Life mem
bership in beautiful Shannondale
Community Club on Shenandoah
river. y hrs. from Wash. 10
mi, from Charles Town, W. Va.
clubhouse. pool, fishing. hunting,
picnic area. lbs. KE. 6-6S62.
Mr.. CHARLES TOWN. W. VA
on the Shenandoah river In
beautiful club area. Sacrifice a
portion of equity. Assume pay
ments. Box l4S-H, Star.
ONLY $50 DOWN
BUYS a fine bldg. site in closely
beach area wIfull beach and club
house privileges. $500 up.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
SYLVAN SHORES or woodland
Beach, to 3 bedrms.. year round
homes on nice lots. Sl.g5O up.
KAY REALTY CO. INC.
RA. $4,000 30l-SW. s-35ll
WATERFRONT PROPERTY-over /
acre in grass. Several hundred
feet OF waterfront. M. Deale.
$4,000. JE. 2-76S4.
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TRUCKS F0R SALE

CHEVROLET 1859 Acton utility
bocy, ladder rack. $500. Call u.
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FORD 81 Tudor, stick, VS., over
Drive, good cond Clutch, paint
brakes, tires, all new. S22O.
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IoTs, ACREAGE FoR SALE

ACCOKEEK, MD. the Moyaone Re-
serve--b.aere homesites In estaD-
ushed residential community.
Moods, fields, TavineS. Land use
sovensntS protect investment,
SVrtiT pTscATAWAY Co, INC,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
In D, G OF NEARBY ND, -
KAY REALTY co INC. RA $4,000
y To ia UNIT APT. BLDG Ar
co. or vicinity Under 10 Yrs.
old. Priv. party, KE $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16
oUT.oF.TowN REAL EST.

SAN ANTONIO TEXAS bsdrm.
frame rambler with carport, -
4 ~, lot 8S 40 ideal retire.
ment home, siO,00O or best offer.
Write BOZ gb1 j star.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
fCONTINuEDl

CHEW. 80 Impala spt. cpe. Stick.
34S Gu, in, 3-2 CARDS. posi-trAc d.
low mi, one owner. New tires, exc.
cond, ps' r, and h. $1,000 or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16

q D acTtB luAI OF oIIIIsIs g,at-
in Alexandria AvAilaple as W,isd
principies only. Sale BY
wnsy Por further details write
Sost Office Boz 746, Arlington
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OFFICES STUDIOS, for RENrl LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE



FRONT ROYAL, VA. - Blue Ridge
Mountain Estates. APPROX. p
acre, many shade trees. Write
Box 147-H, Star. .....
GREAT FALLS, VA.--5 beautiful
acres, bordering maeadam road,
$1,000 per acre. PETERS REALTY.
GREAT FALLS, VA. PL. 9-2l61.
HIGHBRIDGE RID, off Rte. 30
90 lovely rolling acres. $4,000
JOHN ii, HUGHES co. WA. 7-O5sO
LARGE TRACTS Of building lots
and APARTMENT land, Sc, Pr. Geo.
Co READY TO CO. Terms and
subordination. Box 324-B, Star.
LANGLEY AREA - Builders, don't
worry about mud or snow. Lots
ready 70 build on. Water, sewer
gas and street in and paved.
Priced from S7,450. In prime To-
cation, Excel. financing. Call d. l.
EERGuSON Ell. R-R1nn
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 81 Tudor stick, VS., over
drive, good cond Clutch, paint,
brakes, tires, all new. $3.50,
FORD ~ VS. Fairlane, 2-dr, Glib
sed, T. h, overdriye, for quick
sale, Sl,Og5. RE j-4133.
FORD 80 Galaxie 4-dr, sedan, VS..
auto, p.sr. p,b, r, and h.. white,
excel cond Local minister's car.
Sl,S5O, no reasonable offer re-
fused 7TN-siAO.
FORD 90 Galaxie 500" co. Off
c.al Fordor sedan. silver gray and
white, go h.p, cruiseomAtic, pS,
radio, electric wipers and washer
de luxe wheel covers. Wv. tires
undercoat No. Ofi3. List price
81 395 Sale price, S2.633 STU
ART FORD, 9th and N Y. ave
NV MA, $4,000, Daily. SO
Saturday SIT
FORD 90 dalaxie 800" co Off
cial Tudor Victoria white, go
h D. cruiseomatic. pS, radio. pad
ded dash and visor de luxe Wheel
covers, undercoat, No 1884 Lis,
price $1,000. sale price, 900
STEUART FORD 9th and N Y
ave NV. Ma $4,000. Daily, SO
FORD 81 Galaxie 800" demo
Fordor Town Sedan, red with
white, 22O hip, cruiseomatic. W.
tires, p,S radio, wheel covers
padded dash, undercoat. No. 52l3
List price, N3,3Nl Sale price
$1,000 STEUART FORD, 9th ano
n Y ave. NV, MA $4,000, Daily
40 SATURDAY. ga
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

CLEARWATER-9-unit motel. room
10 expand. Excellent location
next 10 restaurant. WIN trade for
local property. WI. 2-is56.
DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. - The
. Landmark Apts.-Rent or sell.
Lovely 2-bedrm. apt, on 9th q;
overlooking river and ocean. All
new French Prov. furn. min.
from the worlds most famous
beach. Write MRS. CHARLES S.
CHANDLER, p. O. Box 30. or;
25$.iO9i, OR. 7-6564.
FLORIDA LAKE-FRONT HOME
Custom built, 4 years old, designed
for Florida living, and offering the
utmost in comfort. convenience
and ease of maintenance. On
large, well-landseaped lot on Lake
Griffin, 10 minutes from Lees
burg. Spacious living room, sepa-
rate dining area, ultra-modern
electric kitchen, two large bed
rooms, den-bedroom, three tile
baths, screened patio overlooking
lake, large garage and utility
room, built-ln bookcases, cup
boards and china cabinets, album
dant closet and storage space,
wall-to-wall carpeting and Gus
tom-made draperies. OIL furnace,
underground sprinkler system.
Every room except den has lake
view. Excellent fishing. swim
ming and boating on inland
waterway. White sand beach.
Price In mid-3Os t25e, below cost
Of reproduction). Box 20l-x'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16
AVIATION
MACHINERY AND EQUIP.

CRANE for rent. Q yard. 90 ton.
p and H Crawler. over l00-ft.
boom. clam bucket or shove. Sur
plus to our needs. VIII give low
rate to right party. Cal OF. A.
6755.
CRANE. For sale P and H, 225A.
in good condition, 75-f. boom,
tag line, good rubber. See 1t
working on Job. Surplus TO our
needs. Call OF. 4-S75b.