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Smyrna times., 1963-12-19
Smyrna Native Receives
Annie J. Cannon Award

care of children for so many
years"
DR.. Handy did have one fact
about which to brag during the
interviews. "You know, | was
born in Smyrna. I'm real
Delawarean. The rest of these
people are outlanders", she
said jokingiy.
Award Special
The Annie Jump Cannon
medal had special meaning for
her. 81 didn't know Annie Jump
Cannon but my father and moth
er did,, she said. "You know
there we're TWO reasons why |
was allowed to go into medic
inc. One was Annie Jump Can
non, and the other was a women
lawyer who was a friend of my
parents. They decided that if
these TWO women were doing
SO we'll with their education then
! ought to have my chance. t"
After her internship at Wo-
mems Hospital, Philadelphia,
she opened an office in Whining :
ton and established the first
clinic for children at the Della
ware Hospital. Later she served
as chief of pediatrics at the
hospital and was instrumental
in establishing a nursery for
premature infants and the Moth
er's Milk Bank there. She is
still serving in her field.
Smyrna Proud
Smyrna is justly proud other
rs a native daughter, and sa-
lutes her for the high honor
conferred on her. She was pre-
sented byMrs. Reynolds Dupont
for Mrs. H. Belin dupont. Mrs.
Cummins E. Speakman, Sr. Bel
mont Hall, Smyrna, Mrs. John
!. Williams, and Mrs. Delin
dupont we're co-chairmen of the
Annie Jump Cannon Centennial
| Committee.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-19
Governors
Christmas
Message

"Christmas 1868 will be diff
ferent from recent c Christmases'
because we mourn the passing
of our late beloved President.
TO make this Christmas more
meaningful for we now have
even more reason to give to
Christmas the significance that
1t should have.
''In our homes and places OF
worship = and with our loved
ones = let us give thanks for
our many blessings. We have
prospered in nearly all fields
of endeavor and there is
greater unity among our people.
"Forces for good are OBJ
viously at work among US and
the spirit of brotherhood is
strong within us as we continue
to remember those who are less
fortunate.
''Our thoughts will dwell upon
our religion and services COM
memorating the birth of
Christ = that miraculous event
of long ago which continues to
exert great spiritual impact on
all who truly seek Peace on
Earth, Good Will to Men,
Charles Dickens most eloq-
uently described the Yuletide
as "a good time; a kind, for
giving, charitable. pleasant
time; the only time | know of,
in the long calendar of the year,
when men and women seem
by one consent to open their
hearts = freely And so 1t
should be.
"Let us, as always, open
our hearts this CIristmastime
and in keeping with His teach
ings resolve anew to work and
live together in harmony and
Justice. Let us demonstrate by
our actions that the sacrifices
of those who have died in free
dom's cause shall not have been
In vain.
''May Gods blessings be with
all Delawareans at home and
abroad at this Christmas time
and in the months ahead.
Elbdrt N. Carvel"
Smyrna times., 1963-12-19
Taylor Holds Open House;
Twisdale Appointed G.M

Less than five months after
ground breaking ceremonies
the Taylor Corporation held
open house on December lo.
The day-long activities began at
"a luncheon at the Wayside Inn
In Shonor Of forty invited guests
who represent commerce, bus :
mess, and professional people
In Delaware. The invocation was
given by the Rev. j. Howard
Link. A tour of the plant fol-
lowed.
At 2:30 pm the plant was
visited by local industry heads
and members of their staff.
A family buffet and open house
for employees followed from 4:30
to 7 pm. The general public
toured the plant from 7 to 9p.m.
Representing the firm at the
luncheon were JIM. Taylor.
chairman of the board; E. H.
DaCosta, president; DR.. F.P.
Baughman, general manager
and vice president research
and development; R. R. Hyde
man; cepresident, marketing;
F.P. Kelly, vicepresident. gen
eral manufacturing.
Also, Peter M. Pine, pro-
duction manager; Herbert De-
Busk, manager of product de-
Smyrna times., 1963-12-19
State News Photo by Abernethy

Bernard ]. TWisdale has been
appointed general manager of
Taylor Corporations Smyrna
plant, Smyrna, Delaware, eff
fective January |, 1864. He is
presently manager Of the COM
pany's Paper Mi1f and VuI-
canized Fibre Department tits
main plant in Valley Forge. Pa,
the position he held when he
joined Taylor in April 1861.
The Smyrna plant, which be-
gan operations early in October,
produces filament wound struc-
lures used in aircraft and
missiles and in a growing num-
Der of industrial applications
The parts, produced by di-
rectionally winding resin-im-
pregnated glass filaments on a
mandrel, are exceptionally
strong yet weigh less than al
uminum.
Before he came to Taylor,
Twisdale was, successfully,
assistant technical director at
Gould Paper Company. Lyons
Falls, N.Y.; technical director
at St. Lawrence Paper Corp,
Norfolk, NY; paper mill
superintendent at Swanee Paper
Corp, Ransom. Pa; plant man
ager atMorgan Paper Company,
Lititz, Pa; andproject engineer
at Gould Paper Co.
Twisdale is member of the
Technical Association of the
! Pulp and Paper Industry
/ (TAPPD, and once served as
chairman of it's Northeast Sec
tion; the Paper Industry Man
agement Association; and the
National Electrical Manufac-
turers Association. He has
written several papers related
to the paper industry which
have been published or de-
livered to industry groups.
Born in Sackets Harbor, New
York, Twisdale attended ele-
mentary school and high school
In Watertown, New York. He az
tended the University OF
Rochester one year while serv-
ing in the us. Navy lo42 to
l945) and completed his edu-
cation at the Rochester Institute
of Technology and Brigham
Young College, Provo, Utah. He
graduated from the latter In
lo4o with B.S. degree In
Chemistry.
Twisdale, who is active In
Cub Scout work, now lives al
Is Lawrence Road, Norris
town, Pa, with his wife,
the former. Dorothy Beebe, and
three children: Mary Frances.
l6; Robert, II; and James, s.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-19
$50 Greet
Santa Here
Saturday
On Plaza

Santa Claus arrived on fire
engine in cold winds Saturday
afternoon and greeted about $50
boys and girls, who we're pre-
sented toy-filled stockings. The
program took about TWO hours
and 1t was estimated that one
thousand people we're on Mar
ket Street Plaza, including par
ents.
Some children we're filled
with awe, some we're speech
less; some very young in their
mothers arms we're scared at
the vision of Santa in red suit
with a long white beard.
There we're more unusual re-
quests this year than ever be-
fore. Among them were "a doll
baby with white hair";; a "thing
like a guitar"; dool baby that
pees her pants. %; just soma new
clothes; a pair of shoes; three
plaid dresses; a live horse;
''any kind of a doll you've got";;
a Thermos bottle and lunch box;
hip boots, an electric guitar.
One boy with his eye out for
the main chance brought a cata-
log of toys and sat on Santa S
knee to show him what he want
ed.
Odd requests included q "apic-
ture of you";; nothing special"
a hair dryer; rubber toys to
bit on. One boy confessed he
"really didn't know yet."
Some children handed writ
ten requests to Santa and three
children of one family rever-
sed things and each brought a
Christmas card to Santa, and
made no requests.
The requests included bikes,
dolls, camping outfits. science
sets; perfume andpowder; wrist
watches; sleds; transistor rad
los, play car-wash; record
players; ice skates, bow and
arrow, fire trucks.
The Smyrna Clayton Jaycees
conducted the project and had
the cooperation of merchants
and professional people. The
Smyrna police and members of
the town crew assisted, the lat
ter with setting up barricades
on Market Street Plaza from
South to Commerce Street.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-19

Among the seven most famous
women of America who received
the Annie Jump Cannon awards
commemorating the Tooth ami
versary of her birth, was DR..
Margaret Irving Handy, of VIII
mington, who was born In Smyr-
ma, the daughter ofMr. and Mrs.
l.. Irving Handy. The Conten-
nial Convocatior was held on
December III In Dover High
School auditorium, sponsored
by Wesley College.
Recipients of the medal, in
addition to DR.. Handy, we're
Marian Anderson, star of the
operate and concert stage; Jac-
queline Cochran, aviatriX of
world renown; Helen Hayes,
''the first lady of the American
theatre; Helen Keller, blind
writer and lecturer; Lucille
Petry Leone, professional
nurse of great stature in the
national field; and Charlotte
Moore Sitterly. a renowned as
tronomer.
DR.. Handy, child specialist,
is revered bymany young moth
ers and fathers in the Smyrna
area, for her services to their
children during their critical
years. She was educated al
Girls Latin School; Goucher
College; Johns Hopkins Medical
School, with an M. D. Degree
in 1916.
She has been a leading ped
iatrician for almost fifty years,
and is the leading authroits or
the care of premature infants
She established the largest
Mothers MIX Bank in the
world.
In an interview at the con-
vocation she modestly remark
ed during the robing, 81 feel
greatly outclassed. All these
people have done such wonder
full things. All I've done is take
Smyrna times., 1963-12-19
To Hold Party

Leeds Travelwear Inc, OF
Clayton, Delaware will hold its
Annual Christmas Party at the
Smyrna Armory on Friday, De-
cember 10th, Dale A. Dough-
erty. Personnel Manager, has
announced. The Party for all
employees will begin at 1900
noon and last until 500 pm.
Four hundred employees are
expected to enjoy the buffet
luncheon and participate in the
drawings of several door
prizes.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-19
Garage Blaze
Here Monday

Volunteers of the Citizens
Hose Company we're called to
assist the Clayton Fire Com
pany at 1910 Monday night at a
blaze at Pleasanton's Garage.
The fire was confined to a par
tition and is being investigated
by Benjamin Roy, deputy state
fire marshal. Damage was es-
timated at $500. Approximately
seventy men of the combined
companies we're at the site about
one hour, and we're under the
direction of William Bowers
Clayton fire chief.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-19
Mother OF Year
Nominations
Sought Here

Mrs. William N. Cam, state
chairman of the American Mo-
theirs Committee, has an
nounced that forms for use in
making nominations of Della
wares Mother of the Year are
now available and may be OBJ
taineG from here at 1903 Pen
nsylvania Avenue, Wilmington.
Sponsored nationwide by the
American Mothers Committee,
Inc, this unique contest results
In one of the fifty-two winners
from the fifty states, the Dis
trict of Columbia and Puerto
Rico being designated as the
American Mother of the Year
and signally honored at the
annual Mothers Conference in
New York City during the week
preceding Mothers Day.
The Delaware contest was In
augurated In 1850 when Mrs.
Jonathan Willis of near Milford
was selected as Delaware's
Mother of the Year. Mrs. Robert
F. Lewis, mother of four out
standing children and out
standing in her own right, in the
civic and religious life of Sea-
ford, was chosen as Delaware's
Mother of the Year for 1868.
Mrs. Cam also announced
that those nominated must pos
sess the following qualifi-
cations:
|. That she be a successful
mother, as evidenced by the
character and achievements of
her individual children;
2. That she be an active mem
Der of religious body;
8. That she embody those
traits highly regarded in mo-
theirs = courage, cheerfulness,
patience, affection, kindness,
understanding, and homemakine
ability;
A. That she exemplify in her
life and conduct the precepts of
the Golden Rule;
5. That she have a sense Of
responsibility in civic affairs
and that she be active in SER
vice for public benefits; and
e. That she be qualified to
represent the Mothers of
America in all responsibilities
attached to her role as the Ma
tional Mother.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-19
NOTICE

The Christmas issue of
The Smyrna Times will
be published on Mondays
December %. Our Office
will be closed Tuesday,
Dec. "a through Thurs
day, Dec. 26.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-19
Clayton Church Burns Twelve Year Mortgage

An event of considerable historic significance occurred
last Sunday at EwePs-St Paul Methodist Church. Clay
ton when twelve yearold $50 900 mortgage was burn
hour.
Participating in the rite Preston Knrht Harry
MOOT the Rev. Hartwell Chandler District Superntend-
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Loyeiy Nv.
attsville Hills. sturdy little brick
Only Si4.b00. Very low On. pay
ment. w. R. HUGHES CO.. Ap. 2
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LIST WITH LINGO

SILVER SPRING, close in, -Four
Ise. bedrms.. 2 baths, tSbie-sspI,aee
kit. rec: rm.. centrally air cond'
Poreh, fun bsmt.. lee. lot. Walk
70 schools. express buses. Priced
: n low eos. WOOD6IDE REALTY
Leo. JU.. 9-6440 til 8 pm,
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AVONDALE AREA
Large custom brick rambler
with 3 full baths and 8
twln-sile bedrms.. plus de
luxe cleo. kit. and huge
nearly complete paneled
IAN. rm. nr. bus. Shopping
ana schools. many extras.
= real must see home. Call
70 inspect.
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E. c. HILLEY g. co.
REALTORS AP. 7-720O

CARROLLT0N-eoLD QUIT RAM
piers, tplita.. Cape Gods, needed
ior quick sales and rentals. Bpe-
cialiElng IN refinancing and as
sumption. Outstanding sales rec-
ORD and superior service. For the
SSsSsTiHo5ssrYg l'i J. ell oIiioRfbssuos -c77S'
cHEvERLX AREA-Brick, 4 bed.
rms, 2 baths. fireplace, bsnit.,
rec, rm. and porch, All family
eonveniences. sfs,o50. Only 5000
BALL REALTY, INC. 47a-4ooo
CHEvERLY pARK = Brick ana
End flr. partially finished for Z
bedrmt. and bath. naths roughed
IN on End and In waik.out bsnit, !,
very large beaut, lot comp. fenced,
10000, make offer, Cali KATH-
SifvERMkS. 81. s.S7saS. MURRAY
CMILLuM-Immae. Cape Cod, mr..
800 VIA n LkRT, ~. 4lS6.,
COLLEGE PARK, Bsrwyn Heights
E9-bedLm. ramblers,, Ice. kit,,
full walk.out. st0,pbO, l5l.i69d,
SUBURBAN WASHINGTON RE-
ATTY,
COLLEGE PARK-Brick bungalow
twin.siHed bedrms., lac. eauip'
KIT, with din. space and fenced
lss5Sd, ,ysry elssn and neat. ii5.-
HALL RWAITV. INC AgAAnnn
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|. !. LEWIS 949-4S3O

WHEATON wooDs-Rambler with
many S ss.Iss no soS oasslifyiipgss
HUuHT, PECK, Ii2i6 Georgia Ave.
WHEATON. si3,pO0-Immac. 81
s sssr PA ssSo 's n. 81 II b SS- T rs
]. T. HALPIN 588-0552
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
lcoNrINUED)

ALEX. AREA-S2l.50O. Lovely g.
SeSrn p.ndi..c bath b, brs; rambler
ponsd SS oOsrHs Se Sae .y sP
extras, Liv. rm,, firepl., din. rm.
with antique pine cabinet, equip.
kit, eating space, stairs to attic.
26-ft. rec. rm. with bar. over
size garage, patio. FILA or or.
LIggSC1ILL IH Sc o0K' Realtor JE. q
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

MT. CALVARY-Like-new 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod, huge rear screened
porch, No On. VA. SIS. 75O.
JOHN r. WEBSTER RE. 6-B400
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PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY co.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
CONTINUED

THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN. 4-1160
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Lovely Hy-
buneaiow' Vacant. Move rieht IN
Only Sl4.b00. Very low dn. Day
ment. W. R. HUGHES CO.. Ar. =
HYATTsvILLE-Sl5.600. 3-bedrm.
FOR LAZY DAYS"
Walk-out bsmt., lovely patio, too.
w. J. NICHOLAS, Ritz. he. $1,000
HYATTsynE PROPER - walk 70
81. Jerome's, large 3-bedIm., Ia
FIJI bsmt. s17.yb0. AP. 7-4646
LANGLEY REALTY
KNOLLW0OD-Modern spiit-ieyei,
3 Ice. bedrms,, bright modern kit.
fireply 2h baths, covered patio
Only S2i,bOO. Call wa. 7-o0i7
HoMEo,wNERR GREATLY
LANGLEY PARK--3-bedroom brick,
loan. Si23 per mo. 434-2b7O.
LANGLEY PARK-S-bedroom, all
brick rambler. Large living room
with fireplace. all-elec. Kitchen,
ground-leyel exit. Brick Diet. gar,
weli-landscaped lot. Call IN o
BRHrs VA Y CO. 5.s2iSsS e.. E ESsEsT s.
LANGLEY PARK--S6BO down FHA
Bpotless brick semldetached, nicely
HANDICAPPED yard Anchor fencing.
bedrooms. bath on End floor
Dining area, well-eoulpped hitch.
en-, large screened porch, pine
paneled recreation room. Wail.to-
wall eArpetinR included. Truly linz
mse,glsts hone immsdlats Dos
boi tIEh l ES; oREALroR Call 0 to
LANHAM-Perfsct for iarse family.
bedrms., baths, table-spAce
klt,,. plus sep. din, rm,, large day
nght pam country-size lot. FHA.
JoHNH HUGHES CO., WA, 10000
LANlAM : LArgs 3 bdrm. brk.
rambler, sep, din. Im., firpl. full
e9,pmtg lsysl ll9t' oearport. $1,000.
LANGLEY REALTY
LARGE FAMILY HEADoUARTERs.
. Sullivan Special On q masSive
le0-fh lot. just imagined Liv.
BEnRooMs, iuife' bnthS,. FlsE
Mary's Parish and DeMatha hieh
school, St7, 800, Call 2lA-a0fl0'
CONGRESSIONAL REALTY
co, OF MARYLAND
MARTINS WOODS = BToPI Don't
build that dream home. Gee Ms
spacious 3-bedrm,, 2h bath RAM
bier. with ultrA-iarge rec. room,
tige areA, Call today uRkEN-
BELT .hEALTY Co, Realtors,
aousEsV 1000 TO $4,000
MOVE TO THE COUNTRY, 2 acres
stately brick Colonial containing
run, with. firepl., screened porch.
full btmt. plus hot-water heat,
Just the place 10 rear 4 large
family OF children. owner LEAVING
town. Call gAs.a0O0,
CONGRESSIONAL REALTY
co. OF MARYLAND
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~ N%
T S$SIG 'R$ sustS5ITEI r p1BBss IGGE
sSBIP. XII AApph IbRHAkgssb5ff
AND y,0RSsgoP IN ADDITION
bibf ENTR. In MINED s w oaclcuPP V On
TERMS TO SUIT YOUR bUDGET
CREST so. 8-9400
! altors Open 90 Trade Nov
MLN. ARIA - Assume 49, oil
ysnisntiy located in Alex. features g
MH Nv Tm., din. rm.. family kit,
wi osmt. with rec Tm., fenced
~ many extras. Only sib, $50.
SHAW KI. 1924
Realtors Open 90 Trades welcome
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
FouR RTDRooMs,

FoUR BEDROOMS, you'l
never believe u until YOU
visit popular LAYTON Hall
and this charming FOUR
LEVEL h1me All bedrooms
on one level Formal igsit
lininH room, spacious club.
rom AMI plenty OF hobby
space on lower level, FoYer
entrance 70 a maHniiitrnt
Twins rom that vill be the
family gatherins spot Yes
We prrdiet a happy fututf
for the fortunate family
who pufchaaes this lovely
hnme situated on q huge
leytl lot Hellne now for only
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AVONDAT,E

$500
Detached brk. 3 blks. 10 ID. G hus
Lee. Nv. rm. with f.p., scr. pch''
tull din. ,rm.. equip. kit, 3 b.r.s,
bath fun bsmt., rec. rm., bath.
gas h.-w.h., washer and dryer,
Garage. nice yard. S2l ,9bO, cal
Mr.. (Dobpsl Dobrowolski for terms
-. CAMPANELLA Il co.
5s9-e327 Ewes. ~. $1,000
BELTsyILLE, NEW 4-bedFm. bTK.
Cape Cod. Master bedrm, 25xls. z
paths, din. Im.. tirepl.. l5O-ft, lot.
= BARANEK REALTY co.
0N. 4-l300 We Trade WA. 7-4ss3
pssiEIWYN HEIGHTS COLLEGE
rAhh-3-bedrm.. ramblers. Walk
builders. i74-fssT. 'i0''0O' SS
cARR0LLT0N = Brick rambler. 3
bedrms, full bsmt., rec, rm. Ask
Us i15eg, EHA or va, oREEN-
HOUSES $4,000 TO $4,000
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cARROILToN-vaeAnt
Brick.and-frame Colonial In
Carrollton's best location.
First floor features Nv. rm,
yIlrepl.. sep, din, rm., kit
bedrms. and bath up. Pull
bsmt., rec. rm. and u bath,
scar att. garage. jalousied
den. Equip. includes Wv,
carpet. dishwasher. disposal.
blinds, storm doors and vim
dows. FHA or VA. s20,bOO.
PRINCE GEORGE PLAZA
AREA-Vet with Sos total
cash can purchase this brick
rambler. featuring sep. din.
nm, living rm. wIfireplace,
twln-sike bedrms., h.-w.h.,
cArport, fenced rear yard.
Total mo. payment sIO2.
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MONROE
CT. e-s5OO so. 6-sloo

a o.oo NEALIOh
CL' o-eoOO so. 6-e100
ARL., close In OWNER PAYS
SETTLEMENT. Don't miss this
opportunity. Anxious owner will
pay settlement on this immacu-
late 2.bedrm. home with full bsmt.
Sep. den and family room with
beamed ceilings, family-siEe Kit.
snd 2-car garage. Terrific buy at
Sl4,7b0. Don't wait.
SHAW XII. 9-2244
Realtors Open 9-e Trades Welcome
ARL, ss-MovE IN TODAY. i'm
mac. 5-bedrm-. air-cond, brick
Cape Cod, liv. I'm. with fireplace,
sep. dining rm.. equipped Kitchen,
nice bsmt., Anchor fence, q rare
buy at $4,000, FLA or VA. 10
inspect. call BLANKENSHIP RE-
Atty. "a. s-0407.
ARLINGTON, SOUTH
Just move In and relax in this
Colonial home, Three bedrooms,
large roomy closets. living room
with fireplace, separate dining
room features French doors lead
ing TO .paneled den or sun porch.
Puif basement has i2x25-ft' rec
room plus fireplace. large utility
room. lovely wooded lot. Walk 10
elementary and jr, high. FHA or
VA financing. Call today for APP
polntment.
CURTIS
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ALEXANDRIA. SOUTH
ANNANnALE

ANNANDALE
Award-winning brick raneher, 4
huge bedrooms. 3 baths, living
room, dining room. family size
Kitchen. large recreation room,
rear porch, lovely community,
Walk 10 shopping center, schools,
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON
Ak. $4,000 Ewes. KE. s-4s46
Broyhill Crest area
MT 10 ramb. A5 f.. 8 bedrms.
full daylight bsmt., COMP u.'I rede ss.'
swimming pool membership avail.
1mmed. possess. $4,000. 14Os
Oliver ave. Annandaie, We. Ioff
Gallows I'd. in Broyhill Crest areal
CAL 360-S916 for Apt. TO see.
Open for inspection Sat. and sun
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CroWell & Co.
Solid

Well.eonstrueted brick rambler
features custom Insulation, excel
lent DRAINAGE. plus dry, full bsmt.,
q twln-sixe bedrms. full baths,
floprcd attic with pulldown stains,
+. fireplaees, carport and finished
recreation rom,
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ANNANDALE

Spacious rooms, convenient to st.
MichaePs and Annandale High
School, an expandable house
lovely yard with flowers and
shrubs, convenient to bus lines.
All these are features Of this
lovely 3-bedrm., 2Is-bath split
Level Call US for more details.
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Hr.rd STs; s, mi, InIsnd Corr

SILVER sPRING-Low equity as
sumption. transferring, military
owner leaving beaut. 3-bedrm. red
hrk. ramb. walking distance 70
Wheaton. Plaza, mr.. transp. and
sehls. Also leasing. $4,000 loan,
-complete payment S151. 500, $50.
Z BEMIs' BRAID 4 LANqDoN
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ANDREWs-CENsUs
Assume

Army man transferred overseas
o @fs' sf 500. Ai SoVs h his 3 S gt2
baths. Hyattsyille area.
DYNAMIC
REAL ESTATE 474-944A
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LOAN or FLA terms. o1p-02o0,
G. paul hickman, inc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. buy, Brk
spiit.lsysl features 3 bedrms.,, ~
SIhIns p apss ,.es,p rec x n .i lfEs:
space, leL, porch. sip,ob0. FTIA
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
WHEATON HTLLs--ciose-in ABR
rambler with attractive entryway
large liv, room with Unusual con.
temporary hanging fixture, full
.nessment scr, porch. SID $50 F1iA,
1OUNklN y COZ, n33-ib00 III B
wHEAL0N-Tired Of house hunt.
h "a, Hunt no porel Zee this 3.
patio carport, ONLY si5, 800,
On. .pEtAgE REAL EsfAIE fNc,
WALTON VIII, 2sH3OO
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SILVER SPRING, off Flower ave-
4 1mmed, possess, 4 large bedrms.
y fun baths. liv. rm. with firepl.,
s sep, din. rm., tahle-space kit,
lovely grounds fenced, many shade
., trees, Most desirable close-in area
9 blks. from bus line, ideal fol
- growing family. please hurry, FHA
approved at $lS.500. Ju. 7-770C
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-08

He returned to his home Satur
day. Mrs. CarWile entertained
ali Of her children and grand
children who were able to come
Saturday night for supper. The
occasion was her birthday and
that Of her son-in-law, Roy Sply.
These present were Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Sply, Tommy and
Stan, of Richmond Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Carwile and Mrs.
Dot Franklin of FarnNille, and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carwile.
Carol, Donald. Jimmy and Joan.
of the route.
MI. and Mrs. Gene W. WEIGH
and sons. Of Raeford. N. c..
visited his parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. R. p Welch. Gene has
been transferred back to the
brakes Mil in brakes Branch.
They will be moving as soon as
they find a house.
Mrs. Robert S. Harris who
has been confined to her chair
for two weeks, expects to be
back on her regular schedule in
another week.