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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-12
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July IL - Mrs. Henry Brown
and Miss Frances Pipjunge
spent last week in Hartford,
Conn, visiting their brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Castellani, and family.
Spending a few days with her
parents, Nh. and Mrs. A. F.
Pipjunge. are Mr.. and Mrs. H.
G. Hagerman, of Baltimore, Md.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Guthrie Saturday evening We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Palermo and
son, Tommy. of Landover, Md.
Week end guests of Mrs. Lu-
ellie Lane and children were Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Pfeiffer and Lee,
of Richmond.
Also guests in the same home
last week were Mrs. Gladys
Lane and Mrs. Ida Mae Thomp-
son, of Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Ander-
son. of Richmond, spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. E. B. An
derson, and Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Anderson
had as their guests last week
Mrs. Ruth Morgan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Matthews a n d
family, of Philadelphia Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Ashburn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ash
burn attended the Ashburn fami-
/ ~ reunion in Mayodon. N. c.,
Sunday.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Meador this week en- d
were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mid
kiff and Early, of Greensboro,
N. c., and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Midkiff, of Mt. Airy. N. C..
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Evans
and children, Linda and Susan.
of Hyattsville. Md, are spend
ing their vacation with her sis
ter, Mrs. Butch Nelson, and
family.
Dinner guests Of the Nelson's
Sunday night were Lucium
Neekham and Clayton Neekham
and son, Of Richmond, Mrs. NJ
H. Meador. Mrs. NJ. H. Meador,
Jr., and children, Linda n d
Karen.
Mrs. jim Travis and son, of
Springfield, were Saturday aft
ernoon guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Butch Nelson.
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3 To Attend Grand Visitation
of OES At Roanoke Hotel

were at Virginia Beach for the
week end, leaving Friday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Goodwin
spent the week end at Virginia
Beach. Their three children were
guests Of Mrs. Cecilia Snider
while they were gone.
Nick Elan was accompanied
by Billy Boelt, Kenneth Carter.
ReE Collier. and Bill B,andford,
Jr. to Daytona Beach, Fla, for
the races there, last week. They
left Wednesday and returned on
Saturday.
HOstesseS at Luncheon
Mrs Leslie Mason ana Mrs.
Rae Yates were co-hostesses at
a luncheon on Monday, enter
tanning at the Aqua Club pool in
honor Of the Misses Jan and
Helen johnson, Of San Angelo,
NFexas, and Miss Wanda Cross,
Of Fort Worth. Texas, guests Of
Mrs. Aileen Blandford. Other
guests were Mrs. Grace Wright,
Mrs. Elizabeth L Wis. Mrs.
Charles Celia, and Miss Anne
Arnold Bolte.
Aqua Club m m bers spent
/ July A at their pool beginning
with breakfast that morning, and
later in the afternoon they had
supper together.
! Ollie Martin is m prov n g
from his recent illness. He has
been a patient at st. Luke's Hos
pital. Richmond, for the past 1C
days.
Mrs. Jean Heath Walker has
returned from Richmond Me
mortal Hospital where she was
a patient for a few days.
Mrs. Helen Simpson entertain
ed at supper at the Aqua Club
pool on Sunday, June 80. Her
guests were a number Of past
matrons and patrons Of the OES
and Aqua Club members. Mr.
and Mrs Vernon Winfree were
also her guests
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been very sick during the past
week. is improving. Recent visi-
tors in his home included: l.. D.
Hartinger, George Kennedy. and
Earl Lyndon, Of Ohio, and Mrs.
Emma Hudgins. Of Richmond.
Mrs. Granville Anderson re-
turned home from Norfolk last
Friday where she attended the
funeral of her step grandfather
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Boat
wright, Jr.. and children, Ron
aid, Bobby, Joyce and Judy. Of
Sandston. were recent visitors OF
the Misses Mary ard Louise
Anderson.
Mrs. Jesse Hodges was hostess
to the Mt. Zion WINS Tuesday
evening.
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has been i'll at her home here
for several months. passed away
at a Richmond hospital July Z.
A funeral service was held at
Mt. Zion Baptist Churc h, Of
which she was a member, on
Wednesday afternoon with burial
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stinson
and Ernest, Jr., of Richmond.
and Tyler France, Of Washing
ton, D. c., were overnight guests
last Friday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Bryant. They spent Sat-
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. N.
Putney.
A family reunion was held at
the A. H. Martin home last week
end. In addition to A. H. Mar
tin. Jr. of the home. attending
We're. Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Sny-
Ger. Flo, Marilyn. Jimmy and
Billy. of Mclean: Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Piercy. of c oloni
Heights; Mrs. Mary Merck. Of
Seneca. S. c.; Jack Smith. Of
Glen Allen; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Davies. Of Arvonia; Mrs. Sonny
Clay and Shelly, of Richmond;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Anderson.
of Glendale; Miss Carolyn Hud-
gins. of Farmville; Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L. Hudgins. Mrs. Mil
dred Davis. Beth and jeff. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Anderson and
Ashley. June and Archie Nixon,
all of New Canton.
All OF the Martin children
were present except Mrs. Jack
Smith, of Glen Allen, who was
unable to attend on account Of
sickness. I
Mr.. ard Mrs. Justus Reynolds,
of Richmond, were h O ! j d a y
guests of her brothers, Horace
and Keel Oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hodges
have returned home from a visit
with their daughter and her
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Clarke. of Farmville.
Tom Henry Hudgins was taken
by ambulance to Johnston-Willis
Hospital, Ric h m ond d, last
Wednesday.
ny. and Mrs. Marvin Cabiress
and daughters. Micky and Kim,
Mi. and Mrs. Donald Pendleton
and children. Donna and jim,
ali If Nlnston-Salem, N. c..
were holiday week end guests OF
MIR. and Mrs John Davidson.
Several children from here are
attending Vacation Bible School
at Arson Baptist Church this
week.
MI. and Mrs Richard Bryant,
Jr.. AID daughters. Liz n d
Li..da. Of Richmond, were week
eLd guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Bryant.
Here from Colonial Heights for
a week end visit with Mr.. ard
Mrs. J. n Putney was their
daughter and her husband, Nh
and Mrs. R. C. Boatwright.
Herbert Anderson, who has
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News OF Interest In Mt. Zion

Mt. ZION. July IL : Mrs. G.
=. boatWrlght. OF Charlottesville.
is spending some time with her
sisters, the Misses Mary and
Louise Anderson. Her daughter.
Mrs. K. G. Ergerbright, and
little d a Ii g h ter, Mary Beth,
brought her Sunday afternoon
and stayed until Monday.
Mrs. Ruth Smith, Of Rich
moHd, and Aubrey Nuclsols and
daughter, of Bremo Bluff, were
July visitors of Miss Lena
Apperson.
Mrs. Maria &. Flippen. who
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POW1ATlAN, July II - Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Ashworth and
Mrs. Effie Sullivan will go to
Roanoke on Saturday to spend
the week end at the Roanoke Ho-
tel. Mrs. Ashworth and Mrs.
Sullivan will attend the grand
visitation Of the OES there, Sat
urday night, and ON Tuesday
night will be in Waynesboro fpr
grand visitation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Waldrop
and daughter, Mary Kay. were
in Hampton to spend a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Artie
Jessup and baby last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hamer
and Mrs. Edward Ashworth, all
of JohnstoWn, Pa. were week
end guests at Holicon, home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ashworth,
Miss Betty F'ain left Powha-
tan on Wednesday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Allen Martin, at
Winston-Salem. NJ c. She re
turned Monday.
To Attend Camp
Miss Charlene Denoon, Of the
Durwent All Club, will attend
conservation camp, July 1919
at Camp Farrar, Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kruger
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few days with Mrs. F.. F.. F'lem-
ing. She and Mrs. Fleming and
Wortley Holman drove to Ra-
plline for the week end and visit
ed Mrs. Sallie Wade.
Mrs Laura Trice and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Irving and son, of
Richmond. spent the past week
end at their home in Carriers
vile. Monday. John brought his
uncle, j. H. Irving. home from
Mcclure Hospital, where he has
been a patient for many weeks.
Mrs. Hugh McAden, of Brod-
max, and her children Debbie,
Max. and Chris have been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Peasants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stinnett
and Debbie took Jacks mother.
Mrs. Will Stinnett and Jimmie
sato Tennessee fer a visit recent
~. They went to visit relatives
IN Knoxville, Gatlinburg. an d
other Srots in the Smokes. They
returned home last Tuesday.
Their guests last Sunday from
Farmvile were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walton Sanderson and Mrs. Bes-
sic Claiborne. a
Mis- Sadie Stockman. Mrs Luz
ellie Parker and Vance Key at
tended the funeral of Mrs w.
c. Nethcrland. Of Ballsvllle. on
Saturday afternoon She was
buried at Hobson s Chapel.
Many people returned to Cum
bertrand today to cast their vote
Among them was Bessie Parker.
She is now making her home in
Wllli1nlsburg. teaching school in
the /Ninter and working in the
library at William and Mary in
the summer.
Mrs. Linda Walton and Mrs.
Maybelle Evans, of Richmond,
spent Thursday at Summer
Rest. in Albemarle.
Elna Joyce Martin left Tues
day with friends for two-week
Visit in New York.
Ruritan Club Meets
The new CalterSVilie Ruritan
Club met Thursday night at the
Community House Many men in
the neighborhood have joined
and We wish the club great sue
cess.
Many Of You have been using
the new Post Office ZIP Code on
your mail We appreciate your
cooperation and hope that every
ona viii use it. Anyone who is
not sure of how to use it. please
call us up and we will be glad
to help you
Nh. and Mrs. Odell Wilson and
children, of Caretta. w. Va. are
spending the week at their old
home place. Friday night they
and the Tucker Harrison family
VIII be guests Of the Harry Har-
1lsons at their home IN the vii
lage.
Frank Dean Irving has finish
ed his course at LongWood and
is home again Last Sunday he
attended Homecoming at Glen
more an Buckingham.
Mrs. Joseph Crowder an d
Jimmy spent several days with
her parents Mn. and Mrs. Wistar
Anderson at Clifton
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Shores
and d. w Quinn spent a few
days in Haine City, Fla, visit
Ing Nh and Mrs. Jack Quinn and
family While there they visited
the Cypress Gardens and other
Interesting cities and places.
Mrs. Inez Baker. Of Arlington,
spent last week end with her
m h er. Mrs. Lavone Baker.
Sunday, her other children spent
the day with her. Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Marshall Baker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Latane Baker. of Richmond,
Marshall Baker and William
Baker. of Gainesville. and Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Meinhard and
baby
Last Tuesday night the tw o
circles of the Gainesville Bap-
tist Church gave a going-away
party at the church in honor
of their pastor. the Rev j. Ken
meth Clark. and Mrs. Clark and
daughters. Mary Jane and Lin
da They presented the Clarks
with Gift of an electric fry
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Miss Janice Jones is attend
ing Girls State this week at Rad
ford State Teachers College in
Roanoke.
Janice's trip is being sponsor
ed by the American Legion
Auxiliary, Cumberland Unit.
A recent visitor in the Erie
Jones home was his sister. Mrs.
M. F. LeSueur, of "Llanfair,
in Arvonia.
Mrs. Erie Jones is attending
evening classes at Richmond
Professional Institute this sum
mer. She will teach the sixth
grade at Huguenot Academy the
coming school year.
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Cubu Fair Play,
US. Reds Linked,
Senate Unit Suys
By the Associated Press

The Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee said today there
is a close connection between
leaders of Communist youth
in the United States and the
Fair Play for Cuba Committee,
The subcommittee made the
allegation in releasing testi-
mony given 1t in secret last
February by Jacob Rosen, "a,
of New York City.
The witness swore he is not
a Communist, but refused to
answer questions about his past
answer questions about his past
activities, citing the Fifth
Amendments constitutional
protection against self-i ncrimi-
nation.
The subcommittee described
him as a high official of Ad-
vance, saying it is the youth
branch of the Communist Party
in the United States, and said
he was active in various pro-
Castro activities including the
Fair Play for Cuba Committee.
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1862 Income Up
For MARYLAND

Per capita income in Mary
land rose 6 per cent to $2,583
and total personal income
jumped 8 per cent to $3.50
billion in 1862, the Department
of Commerce announced yes
terday.
Figures released by the de-
partment show the Maryland
per capita income increase
compared with a National az
erage Of 4 per cent and the
total personal income rise COM
pared with a 6 per cent Ma
tional average.
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gram as were employed sue
cessfully in project Mercury.
Just as the original Little Joe
launching vehicles proved the
flight-worthiness of the one
man Mercury capsules in which
United States astronauts later
orbited the earth, the more
powerful Little Joe-2 will check
out the spaceship designed to
carry three men to the moon
and back before 1870.
Dummy PaylOad
"A dummy payload the same
size and weight as the Apollo
command section and escape
tower is to be launched in a
ballistic trajectory with a peak
altitude Of 10000 feet, 100 sec
onds Of flight time, and impact
on the desert 66 miles north of
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the launching site in the initial
test.
AS many other similar pay
loads as are required to verify
the performance capahility Of
the Little Joe-2 vehicle will
be launched in the test series.
The vehicles will boost aloft
two boilerplate or engineering
models of Apallo and one flight
model spacecraft in special
tests-under maximum air
pressure conditions-of the
emergency escape system. This
is designed to safeguard the
manned spacecraft if the Sat-
urn launching vehicle should
malfunction.
The Appolo program aim is
to carry three men to the area
of the moon, land two of them
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on the surface, and then return
all three safely to earth.
The original Little Joe test
series of Project Mercury was
conducted at Wallops Island,
Va, with flights ending offshore
in the Atlantic.
The Little Joe-2 launching
vehicle, with its payload, will be
SO feet tall and weigh $500
pounds, including 10000 pounds
of solid propellant. The two
section launching vehicle itself
is 20 feet tall and about IS feet
in diameter.
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Apollo Moonshot I ests
ToBe Made This Week
BY the Associated Press

Initial flight tests for the Apollo moonshot program will
be conducted this week high the New Mexico desert
National Aeronautics and Space Administration said
the first Of series Of Little Joe2 aunchngS will be made at
the White Sands missile range, probably Wednesday.
The same test techniqueS will the Apollo pro-
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sss phess effective until close Of bss Wednesday, August 7e ipsa
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special be? Take Delta Jet-you see
Delta people, first friendly greeting
last hurry back you will find Delta personnel refresh
ingy different They vitality interested in their work And
serving you Women passengers especially will
notice Deltas relaxing hospitality and thoughtful attention.
On your next trip, enjoy that big Delta dfference
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
fCONTRlUEDl

BELATR-Air-cond. Country Clubber
with is attractive stone front and
PIG wlno9Ss; SIS g vel On a
ssS.ttusl ~. lSes s ElSs l9s' s iasias 20
place and earpeting IN iv. m.
plus family rm-s din. nm, Tear
garage, and 50 much more, choice
OF terms. VA, FHA, etc. We also
have 4 selection Of J and bedrms,
h0mes 70 choose from Call
U7-7l7s.
CARROLLTON-Prim location and
q neat clean brk. rambler with
bedrms., de luxe kitchen, bsmt.
with rec. rm-s fenced lot, immed.
posses.
A BARGAIN HUNTERS DELIGHT
Owner has panicked, need immed.
sale on this attractive stone front
brk. rancher with frepl. In liv.
Tm-, bedrms.s screened porch off
kitchen rec. nm in bsmt., many
other bonus extras, reduced price,
owner viii pay $500 Of your settle
ment, home in excel. cond., Just
exceptional good deal in one Of the
areas best locations.
AChEo ana liUfOQL alr-C0nQ.
brk rambler with hot-Water heat, 4
bedrms.. : baths, a huge paneled
family nm, hrepl in hv. rm., en-
trance foyer, jslOusied breeZeway,
2-car garage, c us m swimming
pool and bath house, 2-stall stable,
trees and shrubs galore, in beauti-
full Enterprise road area, must see
% appreciate for more details call
277-7774.
CHEVERLY AREA-FHA approved
80 d rm.s lls-bath home with
porch, sep. din. rm., full bsmt.
with rec. I'm. and exit, fenced
yard walk 10 everything. only
Sll,750.
LANDOVER AREA-Only 500 dn.
including settlement and SIS mo.
for son ON / c ! home with full
bsmt., sep. din. rIn., newly decorat-
ed, vacant for quick possession. It's
only Sll,7So.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, NC
D7-7774 277-2l7s
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

M@h @@M@Ht A@@hAA
WHEArON-s-bedrm. Dutch coloni.
al, den and sep. din. room, slslooo.
can sag-177o, foWNHOUSE PROP.
WHEATON = TERRIFIC VALUE
Very immsc-s freshly decor. all-brk.
rambler, 3 tWin-siEed bedrms-, nod.
rec rm.s spacious hy. rm-s Set.
porch fenced well-Shrubbed lot.
Lots Of extras. Low priced for
quick sale. VA or FHA terms
/. L. LEWIS, 949-4330
WHEATON,, $50 DOWN
BRICK. SEMIDETACHED
} bedrms., sep. din. rFn-. paneled
schooii sia.zso, sies mo-
HILDEBRAND co. OIL. ASH
WEXFORD
New Custom Colonial. Z bedrms,
ga baths, mahOg- den, rec. rm., J
fireplaces, large GE kitchen with
adjacent laundry, Tear GARAGE.
PRESTIGE HOMES
Dean Rathbun Assoc.
REALTORS OIL. s-o9s7
WOODSTDE PARK = CONVENIENT,
ID
bath brick rambler, cent. air cond.,
rec. rm., caTports many extras.
$3.50. $4,000.
c. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
LEAVE THE SELLING TO US
$3.50 DOWN
Z BEDRRM. RAMBLER, full base
ment. Total monthly payments.
ss6.ss. 5-BEDRM. RAMBLER 90 fully
fenced lot. Total monthly paymts.
sSS.2l.
$3.50 DOWN
z BEDRM. COLONAL-nice cond,
Fully fenced Ice. corned lot with
garage. Total monthly paymts.
Sllo.5l.
$500 DOWN
SEE TO PRECIATE this J
bedrm., z full bath Cape Cod. Ideal
location. Walk to shopping center,
swimming fpoOl and transp. Total
monthly paymts. Sll3-3s.
$3.50 DOWN
EXCEL. COND. - J bedrm, brick
rambler featuring mod. king-siz
kit. Lee. paneled rec. rm. plus
many extras. Converted garage to
encl. patio plus Ice. storage rm.
Fenced rear lot.
ATTENTION VETERANS: The
above listed homes can be pur-
chased with no money down.
INQUIRE ABOUT OUR LIBERAL
TRADE-IN GUARANTEE
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REALToR sAp-s44o
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LIST WITH
TAKOMA

REALTORS JU. $500
TAK0MA PARK-3-bedroom bun
gslow VIA baths, sep. din. rm.,
Mr se1p11. n Nv. rm,i loyely lge. lot.
$1,000.
G. paul hickman, inc.
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WEXFORD
S15n DOWN

Z BEDRRM. RAMBLER, full base
ment. Total monthly payments.
$3.50. 5-BEDRM. RAMBLER fully
fenced lot. Total monthly paymts.
s99.2l.
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The Perry Boswell Co.
REALToR WA. 7-45OO
BERWYN HEIGHTS

New brick-and-asbestos single ram
blers on wooded lots. Liv. rm., Ia
ble-space kit, , bedrms. and full
bsmt., sl6,S00.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. 5-5422
CENsUS-SUTTLAND-3-bed brick
brick, full bsmt., lge. level lot.
FHA or VA, low settlement cost.
Call RE. 5-2lss It'll 9. sls,5Oo.
HOMEOWNER RLTY.
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CARROLLTON-Prime location and
4 neat clean brk. rambler with J
bedrms., de luxe kitchen, bsmt.
with rec. rm-s fenced lot. immed.
posses.
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HERRING
REALTY. INC. REALTORS

REALTY, INC. REALTORS
HUI. $4,000
LONG-LOW-LOVELY And with
space to spare! New. All brick. s
bedrm., 3-bath cent e r-hall plan
FIR; bedrm., bath In huge day.
light, walk-out basement, with rec.
rn., fireplace, storage and laundry
area. Delightful "all purpose" u Fl.
by ~ #. side screened-in porchi
Diversified garage. Towering and
majestic beech and oak trees on
wide h-acre lot! Home not quite
complete, components can be seen
at this phase. Several no-cost 0p-
tons possible now. A truly superbly
built home in magnificent set
ting! Conservatively offe at
S37,950. Your inquiry and appt. Is
invited. TYSON REALTY co. JE.
4-2644.
McLEAN-FALLs CHURCH
Newly decorated home on beautiful
handicapped lot. Living r0Orns bed
rooms, bath kitchen-dining room
combination and a large screened
porch. See this for only $l6,250.
Call Ell. 6-4l6l.
LAUGHLIN, Realtor
(NIRS. VIM. HI
'sMcLEAN'S FIRST"
5l0l Oh. Bridge Rd., Mclean Va.
Consult First-McLeanls First
Mclean AREA-A nice A-split-level,
Z bedrms., z full baths, living rn1.s
dining rm., Westinghouse kitchen
wall-to-wall carpet quarter-acre l0t.
Approx. $4,000 appraisal yrs. ago.
must sell this week. Make me an
offer. JE. 4-e2ls.
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S450 DOWN
S500 DOWN

z BEDRM. COLONIAL nice cond.,
Fully fenced Ice. corned lot with
garage. Total monthly paymts.
Sllo.5l.
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SEE TO APPRECIATE this J
bedrm., z full bath Cape Cod. Ideal
location. Walk to shopping center,
swimming SpOol and transp. Total
monthly paymts. Sll3-3s.
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BELTSVILLE

THIS 5-ACRE ESTATE is
terrific with ? separate
ramblers plus . huge ga
rage, which Is rented for
$40 per mo. Live in / ram
bier, rent the other ram
bier out. The Eroun ds
arc outstandingly beautiful.
with towering shade trees.
There is plenty Of room
for additional homes to be
built II desired. A real
must-see property. Call for
appointment.
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BIRMINGHAM ESTATES AREA
AlmoSt-new a m b er, 4 bedrms.,
lge. dream kit,s den. rec. rm.,
hreplss earport. See and buy to-
day.
THOMPSON CO. JU. $4,000
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WHEATON,, 1880
oYERL00KS PARK, WOODS
5-bedrm. brick rambler, rec. room,
porch, trees. Absolutely spotless.
500 down, Sl25 mo.
HILDEBRAND CO. OIL. Ls7ll
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ALL-BRICK RANIBLER-

ALL-BRiCk RAMBLER
Corner lot, lge. patio, 2 bedrms.,
sep din. nm, lge. hv. rm. with fire
pL An immaculate home within
walking distance to everything. A
perfect assumption $3.50 and as
sumo 5A9o 10 a n, FLA or VA
terms.
GREENBRIAR-CARRoLLT
l-year-old brick ram
bier, bedrms., sep. din. rm., full
bsmt. Extralge. Colonial-style kit.
Loaded with extras. A real beauty.
S20,500s any type terms.
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Suburban
TA.KESOSlMNfA

KEALIoRs JU. $1,000
TAK0MA PARK-2.f family house
5000 condition, COW. to Shopping,
oh-0aseboard heat, driveway and
garage; 1850. Call Mrs. Hammer
WIN LAIRD b. SCOTT, REALTOR,
~. S-0420. Ewes, JU. e-le7s.
TAK0MA PARK, mr.. Montgomery
u. College Charming 4-bedTTn.
Cape Cod, mmac. cond., 2-car ga
rage. Extra lot. Reas. priced.
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lAsEBOARD HOT-WATER HEAT,

CENTRAL Ar coNbfT1oSNTTNAdt''
All brick rambler with fun bsr1t
and built-in garage. 3 bedrms., w
AREA AND MUST SELL, Ares of
fine homes. Call COL. HUM
PHREY, 47A-e322.
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SILVER SPRINC- cioso-iT- M.
z. N. LERNER

"! y 1 !s.ai. FLAzA $4,000
SILVER SPRING, CORNERS
AREA-+bedrm. brick Cape Cod on
attrae, handicapped lot. Just 3 min.
from Corners. Liv. nm. with fire
gl;s fun bsmt., partial rec. nm
WILL DECORATE TO SUIT PIJR-
CHASER. Immed. poss. Price sle $50.
Win SSgQ down or terms arranged.
MIS-. Wilson, HE. 4-2o05, or ED
WARDS AND RENICK, MA, 2-lIo9.
Ewes. EN-. 3-q3lT.