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The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17

event in the ATA sponsored tour
ney. The Coca-Cola Company, At
lanta. Ga, was the donor of all
trophies. In lower panel, Charles
Boone, left Columbia IS. ca
Coca-Cola Bottling Campany,
makes trophy presentations to
Bonnie Logan. Durham. Marvis
Archie, Winston.Samel. Scott
Howard drinking Coca-Cola) and
Samuel Whitley. doubles cham
picns, Washington, D. c. Miss
Logan recently won three titles
IN the ATA junior championships
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The Coca Cola Company's Hole
in-One Contest is offering as
prizes $1,000 to pros and COM
plete top-quality A. G. Spalding
& Bros, golf clubs, bags, ETC.,
to amateurs. At Langston hoes
IL and IA will be the contest
holes. Pros championship and
upper flight amateurs will com
pete at no. IA, while all other
participants will play no. IL in the
contest.
Contest holes at other courses
to be played by the tournament
will be announced on August l8
by The Moss ii. Hendrix Organi-
zation, public relations firm,
which directs The Ilole-in-One
Club. Two players made holes
william Brisker, Cleveland, at the
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17
Bonnie Logan

GREENSBORO. N. c. The
American Tennis Association
seems TO have another Althea
Gibson in its up-and.coming
youth ranks the little lady
of reference is 14-y c r-old. Bon
ME Logan, Durham, N. c., who
came to the North Carolina A
& | College campus the other
day and walked away with the
championship of three divisions.
The sensational little Miss
Logan not only slammed her
way into the championship of
her own IA to 16 age group. by
whipping Heloise Billes, Tuske-
gee, Alabama. 60; 6-3. but par
ticipatcd in the 1913 grouping.
where she defeated SYLVIA
HOOKS, DETROIT, MICHIGAN,
GA; 6-2. for that title. With just
an hour of rest, Bonnie teamed
with Lenward Simpson. Whining
ton, N. c., to beat Melvin Scarf
es, Chicago, Illinois, and Miss
Hooks. SO: 6-3, for the mixed
doubles title.
Searles defeated Scott Howard,
Washington. d. c.. Ga, and 6-1
and 6-3. in the finals of the boys,
Is and above, and Simpson won
out over Robert Binns, Cleveland,
Ohio. So and so, in the under
16 boys singles bracket. The
tourney drew more than 100
young tennis players from IL
states. II was conducted under
the supervision OF DR.. r. Walter
Johnson, a Lynchburg, Virginia.
physician and vice president of
the ATA.
Under the leadership of DR..
Johnson. ATA launched its in
itial interscholastic activity in
1852 at Virginia Union Universi-
ty, Richmond, on which occasion
the ATA's Junior Development
Program was created. The ATA
held its first tournament in 1917,
while records show that its first
Junior section was held at the
1924 event in Baltimore, Md.
The Coca-Cola Company, At
lania, Ga, became a supporter of
the Youth division ten years ago.
Since taat time, the Coca-Cola
people have made trophies avail
able for the junior nationals, the
Southeastern Jr.-Sr. event, and
the Inter-scholastic National
tournament. This year the inter
nationally known Atlanta soft
drink firm extended its coop
alton by supporting other aspects
of the Junior Development Pro-
gram.
ATA is headed by DR.. Hubert
A. Eaton, Wilmington, N. c. DR..
Johnson is 1st vice president,
Logan w. McWilson, 2nd &ice
president, Newark, N. j., Miss
Barbara Johnson, secretary, Hart
ford, Conn, Mrs. Bertha L.
Craig. assistant secretary, De-
troit. Mich, James 7. Taylor,
treasurer, Durham. ~ C.. DR..
Ellwood d. Downing, general
field secretary. Roanoke, va,
Bertram L. Baker, executive
secretary, Brooklyn, N. Y, and
William f. Jones, Wilberforce,
Ohio. is editor Of the ATAs
souvenir program book.
In competing in the two age
groupings. Miss Logan won IL
matches over the five-day period
Of the ATA national. The biggest
court achievement in her young
tennis career came with her win
over Miss Hooks, ~. her superior
in age. tennis experience, weight
and power. the girl who last
year beat her in the same tour
npv
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17

Bob Paremore, the ST Louis
Cardinals sixth round draft
choice from Florida Ann who
has been timed in the 100 ward
dash in 93, will become another
Claude Buddy Young. He has
some large shoes to fill because
Buddy was one of the greatest.
Watch for the exhibition game
between the Detroit Lions and
the New York Giants live from
Cleveland'S Municipal Stadium
on WJBkTV. Channel 2 on Sat
urday, August II, $50 $50.
Los Angeles Dodgers stars
Maury Wills. shortstop. and Will
lie Davis, outfieldcr. who have
formed a nightclub act in which
they sing will entertain on NBC-
TVS To-day" show on Friday.
Aug l6.
Joe Louis has recently rated
Thad Spencer, a young San
Francisco heavyweight as bett-
er prospect than Clay, the Louis
vile Lip. Thad has won II of l8
pro starts. Who knows maybe the
heavy fistic scene is looking up.
Rosey Brown, New York Gaints
offensive tackle can't seem to
keep roommate. Since 1862 he
has had three First there was
Quarterback Pete Hall, then
came Bob Gaitres. and recent
~ he lost RoSey Gricr who was
traded to the Los Angeles Rams.
Now if the Giants will just get
rid Of Brown I'm sure the Lion
fans will be very happy if pos
siblc to the AFL where we won't
have TO meet him.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17

at Art and shows promise of
following in the footsteps of ATA
junior graduate. Althca Gibson,
all-time tennis champ recently
turned golf professional Arthur
Ashe, another product of ATA,
was recently named TO the L S.
ro member Richrond native.
Davis Cup team as its first Neg
Ashe. age 20, is student at
UCLA.
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Golf Champs

Above are seen winners in re-
cent Western States Golf As
sociation tournament held al
Monterey, Calf, with the CO
sponsorship of the Coca-Cola
Company, Atlanta, Ga, and west
Coast business firms AT top,
James f. Stratten. right WSGA
tournament director of San Fran
cisco. and Winsel Glenn, left.
Coca-Cola BottIing Company OF
Los Angeles, flank Louis Scott.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17
WJR Breakfasts
Detroit Lions
Football Games

WJR, the Goodwill Station in
Detroit, will again broadcast o
season of Detroit Lions profess
sional games. The up-coming
1868 season, however, will be the
first in the Lions history that
a seperate "feed" will be pro-
vided exclusively for radio. WJR
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17

tourney winner. Oakland, Calf,
and Alton Duhon. Los Angeles.
runner-up "B' flight winners
seen below, left TO right, are
Charles Wallace. 3rd place. Los
Angeles. Mack Martin. standing
in for runner-up and flight media
list. James Gordon, Oakland. and
Horace McFall. winner. Los
Angeles lnstertd is j. Cullen
Frentress, WSGA president, Los
Angeles.
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Felguson q Rcebulg Shine
rLlonS !.;s {. C1a,U Bro,vns PIN

Tiger Stadium, the Detroit Lions
24-1C. "'o""s
The Lions drew first blood rs
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17

on couldn't ask for better
weather night before a pre-sea.
son record crowd OF 37.248 at
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17
Tiger TK0's
FuIIn,er In
] tn Round

IBADAN, Nigeria - tAHP) -
The shadow of doubt that sur
rounded the second Dick Tiger
and Gene Fullmer fight has been
removed. Tiger, the Nigerian,
and World MiddIeweighi cham
pion administered such a dccis-
i've beating TO the craggy face
32-ycar-old Fullmer Of West
Jordan, Utah. that Gene was not
able to answer the bell for the
eighth round.
Fullmcr had taken such svs-
tematic clohbering around the
face that blood ran from cuts,
gashes and crevices like water
down Niagara Falls. TIGER was
in complete command from the
starting bell 10 the final towel
being thrown in.
Amid the cheers and chants
of what appeared to be the to-
tai population OF 33,663.000 in
Nigeria. Tiger mcthodically
sliced Gene from head 10 toe
like a predatory tiger his name
sake he staIked Fullmcr corner
ing him time after time After
pulverizing Genes face for two
rounds. TIGER switched TO the
body and pummclcd .Fullmcr's
body so tenaciously that nc near
~ caved in his ribs and collap-
scd him
Such was thc fury Of Tigers
attack that Gene at times could
offer no resistance. He tried but
this was Tigers night at home
before friends and relatives and
he was not TO be denied.
Two words for Fulmcr. ere
tire. please" The fight game
doesn't need another fatality and
after this fight that IS all left
for Tiger to do to you
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-17

NEW YORK - Joe Gonzalez.
hard-hitting young fighter from
Puerto Rico, meets Rocky Rivero.
Argentine sluggcr. Saturday,
Aug. "a at Madison Square
Garden in a l0.ronnd middle
weight bout on Fight Of fnc
Week" at 10 pm. over WXYZ-
TV Channel 7
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Everyonc is waiting 10 Sec il
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Howard Of Pear Street.
VISIT SICK SISTER
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard
OF Pear Street are in Boloit, Wis.
at the bedside Of Howard's SIS
ter who is ill.
ILL IN JACKSON
Mrs. Mamnie Vance, North
Farssh h Street; Mrs. Georgia
n odges, East Church Street:
Mrs. Jamie Bell johnson, E.
Monument Street; Mrs. Lille
Bentley. 2226 Woodlawn; Mrs.
Meta Strauder, 1909 Bailey Ave-
nue.; Mrs. Clara Singleton, East
Bell; Mrs. Lena Ross, Corinth
ST.; Mrs. Sadie B. Rawls, Wood
lawn, Mrs. George Peterson, Ma
pie Street; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Peterson, E. Bell Street; Mrs.
Eva Glover, Atwood St.; Mrs. Lu.
Ia Mae Patton, Livingston.
YWCA ACTIVITY
Beginning at 10 am. today, the
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

Regular service was held at
Mt. Charity M. B. Church this
past Sunday. The Devotion
was spiritual with the senior
deacons in charge. Bro. Joe
Banks served in the place of
the late Bro. Willie Shelton at
the Poor Saints Table; Bro.
Shelby Slaughter has been as
signed to serve at that par
ticular office, beginning on
the third Sunday in October.
Pastor Luckett, members and
visitors welcomed the Rev.
Henderson who delivered the
sermon for the day. Rev. Hen
derson who comes from Mem
phis, Tenn, preached from ST.
John 3:3, using for his sub
ject, "The New Birth. The
Senior Chorus sang until
hearts rejoiced. This fine choir
is directed by Miss Mamie
Washington WHO is also presi.
dent. Mrs. Gurline Moore is
musician.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

especially for the Homecoming
were: Mrs. j. A. Barksdale, Mrs.
L. L. Martin, Mrs. F. G. Taylor
and Mrs. M. G. Greer, all for
mer Jacksonians, now living in
Gary, Ind.
Before returning to Gary they
will visit in other, sections OF the
state and st. Louis, Mo.
Mesdarnes Barksdale and Mar
tin, were houseguests of Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Jones Of B Blair
Street; Mesdames Taylor and
Greer. houseguests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Turner.
Also attending the homecoming
services was Mrs. Leanna Camp
bell former Jacksonian now liv-
ing Chicago.
VISITS HERE
James E. Solomon of Chicago
is here visiting his mother, Mrs.
Solomon on West Church, his Sis
ter, Mrs. Lula Lee, on West
Church and his brother in law
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

figure toning class was held at
the Betty Marino Branch YWCA
on North Parish Street. From 4
to 5 today, the piano music class
will be held; Today at Sis the
committee on administration will
meet. From 6 to 7 typing class
and 6 to z bridge class.
YMCA ACTIVITY
The Sewing Class, conducted
by Miss Laura Bell Singley, will
be held at the Branch YMCA
tonight for three hours. Persons
interested in learning to sew still
have time to join this class.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

Mrs. L. ]. Wilson Of West Pas
eagoula Street, left the city Sun
day for Durham, N. c., to enter
Duke Hospital for a semi annual
cneck up.
From Durham she will 60 to
Norfolk, Va. for a visit with a
cousin, Mrs. Odessa Walters
Frazier.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12
The Home of Webs Product
& Beauty School

The worlds best product
and some of the best Trained
Beauticians pass through our
doors.
We offer special considera-
ton to any person interested
in taking a course in Beauty
Culture.
Others Are Making Big
Money Why Not You?
For further information,
come in for an interview, or
call FL 5-8634, Jackson, Miss,
2719 Lilly ST., P. 0. Box 2602.
Call at your favorite Beauty
Shop, Grocery, or Drug Store
for Valleys Double Strength
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

Marcella E. Travis, Bro. Fred
Perry, Sis. Ruth Mae Slaugh-
ter, Sis. Willie Lue Hill, Sis.
Native Thurman, Bro. G. w.
Williams, Bro Charlie Shell
ton, Bro. Joe Banks. The An
niversary Sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. ]. S. Sutton.
The financial Committee in
cludes: Bros. Joe Banks, L. F.
Palmer, Harry Williams, Shell
by L. Slaughter. Rev. r. L.
Luckett is pastor. Mrs. Hell
en- L. Williams, Sec., Mrs.
Ada Lee Banks, Mistress OF
ceremony.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

Mt. Charity M. B. Church
will observe its Anniversary
Sunday, October 20, the An
niversary Program to begin at
1:30 P. M, following the Sun
day School and 11:30 Regular
Service.
Participants will include
the churc.l's Junior Choir,
Bro. Willie Coleman, Jr., Sis.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12
HOMECOMING

Homecoming Service was held
at Parish Street Baptist Church
on North Parish Street Sunday
at which time the morning SER
mon was delivered by DR.. S. Leon
Whitney, pastor.
Among out of : state members
Of the church who came here
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12
OPEN HOUSE FOR
3RD AND 4TH GRADERS

The Branch Y. w. c. A. will
hold Open House for 3rd and
4th Graders on Wednesday.
October 9th from $3.50 to 5
p. m. on Ocotber 9th refresh
ments will be served free.
All are invited to attend.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

There will be a Musical
Rally at the White Oak Bap-
tist Church on Sunday night,
October Is, at 7:30. Various
groups are taking part in this
program. Sponsors are: Mrs
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

Members of White Oal
Church gave an Appreciation
Service for their Pastor, Rev
B. L. Shelby on last Sunday
All members turned out ir
large numbers. The pastor re
ceived a cake and other gifts
from members. Mrs. Dessaree
Suffers gave the Appreciation
Address.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

Send all news TO Box 43,
Tougaloo, Miss. Your carriers
for Tougalo Area are: Albert
Washington and Robert Luck
ett, Jr. of Madison.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

The Christian Union Baptist
Church will celebrate Home
coming on Sunday, October
81. Tie public is invited to
attend. Rev. E. D. Hogan, Pas
tor.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

Scalp Promade. Cocoanut Pressing OIL Cocoanut Sham
poo. Do forget call for Webbs CORN SOAK it will
aid in removing callous, in five minutes
Our school provides both morning and evening classes
Call for information
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

Dessaree Suffers, and Mrs.
Odessa Allen.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--VA.

A REAL BELL RTNGER,-spotless
spllt-leyel, 3 large bedrns., pa
baths, Ice, living and dining rms,
modern kitchen with eating space,
rec. RIM. and patio. S23,950.
PIONEER REALTY JE. 2-2312
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PIzzA RESTAURANT, Fails CHI
ON and off beer, mod, equipment,
peak OF season In rapidly Develop
Ing area, Good lease, good price,
Must sell. Ill health. Seats 40.
REsTAURANT In center Of Rock
Vile, seating 100, beer and wine,
also have. bottle club and restau-
rant seating 100. GA. 4-0760 or
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ARLINGTON, N. = On 9
beautiful street. This En-
giish brick Is for the CAR
RAGE TRADE FAMILY
looking for the ultimate in
the low sos. Exclusive. MI.
Anderson 53S-2541 or FE.
10000 MILLICENT Cha
TEL q JOS. WISE, INC.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

COUNTRY, CLOSE IN
Brick ramblers. 3 bedrms., az
baths, carport. fun bsmt., coy
liy. RIM. with firepl., X acre land.
scaped lot surrounding 2 largg
lakes. 26 mi. direct to town BY
Rte. 90. LAKEViEw ESTATES
Gainesville, Va, S17,g5O and up
Phone 7Q3-764-3000 or 703 =
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rambler, three bedrooms.
separate dining room. fabulous
rec, room. on y acre, Walk
70 schools. bus and shopping. TX
cellent suburban location. S20.b00.
Call nowl
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LANDovER HILLs. NM.

Consider owning your own
at 743b Annapolis rd.. Land
over Hills. Nd, near Lam
nam. Your own store can
be as profitable and salts
Tying to you as they are to
our fine family Of store
owners, Over 1870 stores OPP
Grating the year-round In
the finest communities in
the country, Visit this store
then call Mr., w. o. Davis
dial Operator, ask for
Enterprise l-0526) or write
2Q30 Hartford I'd, Baltimore
1S. Md. for further infor-
nation and brochure.
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lcoNIINUIDl
AVAILABLE

sUNoCo Service Station for imme
diate lease in ne, Wash. Good gal
lonaRe and excel. record OF higl
financial return to dealer
Moderate investment required fOi
stock and equipment. Paid train,
ing program available, Call Mr.
Bigham, days, 737-31l5, ewes. anC
week ends, 933-1769.
DELICATEssEN, Northern Va. :
Gross $lzS,000, 10-yr. lease. JOI
H. THOMPSON, jackson $4,000
DRY CLEANERS INVESTOR, Z
choice, dry-cleaning plant loo. Ii
Metro area. Also Valet shop II
downtown D. G. HU. $4,000.
HESS OIL, America newest indie,
pendent refiner--markete has /
brand-new stations under con.
struction on Bladensburg rd., Cot.
tage City, Nd. and East Lee hwy.
Fairfax, Va, that are available fol
lease. Can 30l--EL. 10000.
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ALEXANDRIA

IMMACULATE 3 bedroom brick
rambler, neat and coy IN most
andria, features paneled living
room with fireplace, lovely fenced
lot, large carport. Price S1S,b00.
GI no down payment.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW
AYExANDRIA

Bumptious Ions rambler on gor
pisssiy fsd ssss; inside SG and YS out
Vacant Immediate occupancy
e2S,b0O or make offeri
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ARL., N.-Reduced $1,000 July 4th
week end. Separate dining. kitch-
en-. breakfast area, rec. rm., VIZ.
shop. frepl., fence. aforementioned
3-bedrm. brick ramb.. ] u baths.
S23,050. From Wilson blvd. take
Mckinley I'd, 2 blks. 10 OPEN sign.
534-31S5.
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IcoNTINUEDl
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Centrally Air Conditioned

{ OF VIENNA, va, Maple
Ii g 9lnSIr 1looEi ,PasSkEninngS, rea-
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LOW PRICE
MILLS BIJILDTNG

-. PRESTIGE LOCATION
18th and Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Choice offices, suites, avail. for
immed. occup. Rentals from SS5
mo. with all services provided.
OLIVER q, CARR MANAGEMENT,
INC. ma. S-46S6.
NEW BLDG mr.. PARKINGToN -
SCI; offices or suites. all services
included. IA. 7-4l79.
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, professionally Serving N. Va
YOUR AREA; YOUR PRICE RANGE
SPECIALS

l-choice home in finest location.
Stable professional atmosphere,
Every room extra large, Three bed
rooms, 2 and one-third baths.
Slate roof Beautifully redecorat-
ed. Immediate occupancy. S26.b00i
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i-Thls suburban home IL one Of
the prettiest on the market. A
SITES dreami Modern electric
baths, Large shady. Handicapped lot.
Mid-20s. See II soonl
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New :. Custom Stone and Br.
rancher, 3 bedTms., 3 baths, 8
firepls., Real Country Size d
Kitchen" mahogany pan. den, z car
attached garage. 81, 800. Mrs. Bob
bit will show you around. Dir.
North on Ri. 355 to Rt. n and right
to Damascus, through Damascus
and right on Ri. Us (also WOOdfield
nd to house on left.
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BRAND NEW gPLIrLEvEL.
Springbrook. Glamorous all-brick
true center hall step down hv. I'm.
with sliding class doors 70 PATIO.
Sep. din. rm-s Dc luxe famfly-style
kit-s J bedFms., twin size, sep. mas
ter bedrm. suite "a baths. paneled
rec. m-s large gub-bgnt., $3.50
Excel. terms. ~. linn
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KE1GwooD PARK
wooDACREs
1907 GLoSTER ROAD

,.bedrm.. 5.bath brick Colonial. New
kit, completely equip, den on LIST
z: plus garage. Low 3os. Call Mrs.
Martin. EN-. 5000.
DR.: Mass. ave. eat. to Qsceola
I'd, right 10 Glogter I'd. and right
BURR N. JOHNSON, JR. 4 co.
4236 Wis. Ave. NV. W0. $500
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CLIFTONBROOK New 3-bedrm.,
bath ramb. with stone front on "a.
acre lot, full bsmt. with ground lie.
vel entT. Will be completed in %
days. Still time to choose your own
cOfOrs. Low 20s. Heron Realty Co.,
oAo.2130. ewes. qAq-2l37,
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BEST BUYS
Manor Woods

4N4CA11tA "OSAA0
THE ULTIMATE IN
PLEASANT LIVINGl 4 and
5-bedrm. homes with gra-
cious foyers, sweeping
stairways and breath
taking kitchens and fam
lily rooms. Patios with bar
becueS, game rooms, and
all with 2-car garages. and
each surrounded by h-acre
of wooded beauty. Full
membership in Manor
Country Club to approved
purchasers. Excellent fl
nancing, trades accepted.
Georgia ave. TO Manor
Club and follow arrows to
homes.
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MARIANA DRIVE
OLD WOODSIDE

LLEWELLYN co.
10. S-6S0O EV. 4-6223
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BETHEsDA.CLOSE N

4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS
secluded center-hall brk.
Colonial with pegged floors, huge
fireplace and many built-ins on a
wooded acre. Hot-water heat.
CORP. 654-0S35
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

1 $3.50 49, esi 49, af5Ssn 81 ,1
ehildren's pool. Beautifully land
gcaped. Owner transferred. 81 so.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABSOLUTELY SPOTLESS ;
bedrm., 1I3-bath brick rambler.
Sep. din. rm., rec. rm., modern kit,
Anchor-fenced yard, storm windows
and doors. S1e,e50. WASHINGTON.
MARYLAND PROP, 362-234l.
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949-7770
TOWNHOuSE PROP.

ll2l4 Ga. Ave, Wheaton
307 N. friedrich in Gaithersburg
AEC-BU. STDS.-OPEN IS
New Brick RamblerS
S24,5O0
Beautiful location in planned COM
munity with recreation area, 3
bedrms., baths, large automatic
kitchen. On "a acre. DR.: Rte. $40
TO acc exit, right On Rte. lis to
35S, left on ass four miles TO Linthi-
cum I'd. and CLARKBROOKE ES-
TATES, right 10 OPEN SIGN.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON, REALT0R
OIL. 2-2l23 s26-4567
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WHEATON

Brk. rambler. VACANT z or
bedrm. with Pear carport, VI acre
lot, completely Anchor fenced. Dir. !:
Ga. ave. to Arcola and right to 1906.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08

3-bedrm. rambler. Bath, Nv. I'M.
with din. ell, modern kit, WV car
peting in lv. I'm. and hall, rec. I'M
IN knotty pine, gas hot-air heat. Slss-
500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-D. c.
I111 ALASKA AVE. Nv.

Near Waiter Reed Hospital
Lovely dei. brick house. Charming
hv. m-, sep. din nm, mod. ht.,
powder rm- Isl floor. 2 large
bedms., bath, md floor. large
bedm-s bath ord floor. Pan bznt.,
rec. rm., maids rm-s bath Det.
garage. Only 5000 down. By appt
only Mr.. Dell FE- $780, or u. 3
JAMES DIXON q Co, ReaItors