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Five County Fair
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day afternoon.
Education Stressed
Among the outstanding ex-
hibits in the Fairs Homemakers'
tent were the teach-a-lesson,
learn-a- better-way educational
displays of area Home Demon
stratiOn Clubs. For these tn e
Danish system Of Judging is
used, which provides a blue rib
bon for every entry judged
worthy. Winning blue ribbons
were the following HID Clubs,
Trents Mill. Phenix. Social Hour
prince Edward, Chestnut
Grove. Just-A-Mere (Pamplin) !,
John Randolph. Needham Pleas
ant Valley and Ashby, all of
Cumberland county. the last at
Gainesville.
Among the titles of some of
these were Which Pans Do You
Use for Baking: Homemade
Mixes; Points to Consider in
Buying Electric Appliances;
Winter Art (home flower deco
rating; Weight Control-Be Fit.
Not Fat: Make Virginia Homes
Beautiful. and Not Hungry In the
NJ or n g-Build A Breakfast
Plan!
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Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. jenkins.
Of Norfolk. were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Price.
With her daughter. Mrs. E. A.
Orange, for several days last
week was Mrs. j. c. Po.t-, OF
DundaS.
DIR. and Mrs. William A. Nc
nWaine, who have been making
their home in Japan. returned
recently by way Of Europe and
have been spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Neil
waine. They are leaving today
Monday for ecatur. Ca,
where they expect to make their
home for the next year.
Miss Louise Leduc left on Sun
day to enter Mary Washington
College in Fredericksburg.
Week end guests Of Mrs. j. S.
Carter were Mrs. L. A. Bell, of
Kenbridge, Mrs. H. L. Barnes
and sons, Of Richmond, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Griffin and son
James Thomas, Of Norfolk. Mr..
and Mrs. Griffin were en- route
home from Winston Salem,
N. c.. where they had enrolled
their son. Harold Carter, in
Wake Forest College.
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POWhatan
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School and had always lived in
the county.
Tucker said young Walton S
brother is one of about 60 Ne
groes attending Powhatan High,
integrated this month. william
Walton lives with his maternal
grandmother and his brother
lives with his father.
The action of county authori-
ties and the State Pupil Place
ment Board lis a question Of
vindictivenes S" Tucker declar
ed. The children shouldn't be
penalized." he said.
He told Judge Butzner that
county authorities were seeking
to rely ION a very strained in
depreciation of state law" to ex-
clude the children from both the
white and Negro county schools.
He added that under the coun-
tvs argument a child would be
ineligible for a public education
if his parents were killed in an
automobile accident.
John F. Kay, representing the
P0whatan School Board, adj
mitted that the county had made
mistake in allowing one Of the
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DIR. Reveley
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board of trustees, he states,
This preserves academic free
dom, but at the same time ties
the church to the education
movement in a significant and
tangible way" he adds.
Acknowledging that someone
in today's population explosion
does have the job of educating
large numbers, he doesn't be-
l;eve it to be the task OF insti-
tution's like his own. "Hampden-
Sydney can't grow large without
losing something of its char
acter." he declares. THE state
institutions with their tax re-
sources can better pick up the
educational burden Of numbers,
bu. we need each other. It is
better for Hampden-Sydney to be
a good small institution than be
a large inefficient one" He sees
the colleges mission ito remain
small" perhaps with maxi
mum student body of 900.
Believes In Athletics
A standout in football, basket
ball and baseball during his STU
dent days at Hampden-Sydney,
the new president retains the
athletic trimness and outgoing
attitude of the sports enthusiast.
He believes athletics has a
place and very proper place"
at Hampden-Sydney College. Yet
it cannot be a preferential place.
he adds. Il do not believe the
athletic program should be a
dominant part Of the institu-
ton, nor be a substitute for a
students academic progress. :"
Looking back over his ow n
experience as an athlete, he
acknowledges they have served
him well in the years since.
Sports participation gave me
the chance to develop a sense
of confidence, taught me tn e
value of teamplay, and taught
me to appreciate the necessity
for complete commitment to
any task worth doing" he de-
clareS.
From Hampden-Sydney. DR..
Reveley went on to get his theo-
logical degree at Union Theologi-
cal Seminary, Richmond in 1912,
and his doctorate in theology at
Duke University in 1858. He has
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Free Schools
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more colored acher than
white.
Principals
Most OF the principals have
been nOunc e d. James v.
Cooley, formerly assistant prin-
cipal Of the James Solomon
Russell School for Negroes in
Brunswick County is principal
Of R R. Motion. and director of
secondary education.
The assistant principal at Mo
ton will be Thomas Maynard, a
white school principal from
Maine.
Miss Eta Rose Bailey, re-
tired and outstanding scho i
principal Of Matthew F. Maury
Elementary School in Sout h
Richmond is the interim princi-
pal of Worsham School. She is
native Of Sussex County. and
was graduated from Longwood
College and Columbia Umver-
Sity.
Mrs. Vera Allen, Of Caroline
County. is principal Of Mary E.
Branch no. l. and Rudolph v.
boswell will be principal of
Mary E. Branch no. 2, if he can
negotiate his release from his
present position as farm agent
for Prince Edward county.
Arthur Dudley. of D troll t.
Mich, was appointed pupil per-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-17
OBITUARIES
Eugene M. Hall
Dies At Mcclure

GREEN BAY. Sept. Is l. Eu-
gere NJ. Hall, AZ, died at Nc
CURE Veterans Administration
Hospital on Sunday.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Lily Barden Hall; one son,
Eugene Edward Hall, of Green
Bay: five sisters. Mrs. Gladys
Mccormick, of Crewe, Mrs. Viola
Hall and Mrs. Mildred Golden,
both of Amelia, Mrs. Vickie Pike
and Mrs. Mozelle Sims, both of
Richmond; four brothers, Rem
ME Hall, of Burkeville, Allen
Scott. Lawrence. Mosely and B.
G.. Hall, all of Amelia.
A funeral service will be held
at Rennie Memorial Presby-
terrain Church, Amelia county, Of
which he was member. at
3 pm, on Tuesday, Sept. II, with
interment in the church GENE
terry.
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Clarence ]. Sykes. of Virginia
Beach. was a guest last week Of
his niece. Mrs. Floyd Price. and
Mr.. Price.
Miss Caroline McIlwaine, Of
Richmond, was the week end
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. McIlwaine.
Garrett Hall Jr., Of Rich
mond, was a visitor on the Hill
on Sunday.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Price on Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey BoWden. Of Nor
folk.
Mrs. j. Meredith Robson will
entertain her bridge club on
Wednesday.
Recent guests of Mrs. j. B.
Massey were her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Massey. of Hyattsville, Md, who
were en- route to Erskine College
where they entered their daugh-
ter.
Or. and Mrs. William c. Hol-
brook have returned after spend
ing the summer at their cottage
at Buggs Island.
Miss Miriam Mcfarland has
left for Madison College, Harris
onburg. where she will enter
for her freshman year.
Miss Emily Holiday, of New
port News, was the week end
guest of her brother-in-laW and
sister, DR.. and Mrs Anthony M.
DeMruth.
Miss Ann Field is leaving on
Wednesday to enroll at Ma y
Baldwin College, staunton.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gil
mer are leaving today monday
to spend the winter at Prince
ton, N. j.
Miss Sherry Taylor left on Fri
day to resume her studies at
Randolph-Macon Woman's Col
lege. Her sister. Miss Betty Ben
nett Taylor, left on Sunday, &C
companied by her mother, Mrs.
B. T. Taylor Jr.. for Decatur,
Ca, to enroll at Agnes Scott
College for her freshman year.
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Miss Nancy GAN Gillian Is
leaving today Monday for Rad
ford where she will enter her
freshman year at Radford Coli
lege She was accompanied by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wav-
erly Gillian.
Mrs. Henry Yancey, of Flu
wanna county, is spending some
time with her son. Edward YAM
cey, and his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Wat
kins were in Burlington. N. c..
over the week end for meeting
on canvas materials.
DR.. jeanne Curnutt. assistant
professor of music at LongWood
College, returned on Sunday
from trip to the Scandinavian
countries and study in the
Danish American Sum mer
School for Organists in Aarhus.
Denmark.
Mrs. H. l.. Sears and children
visited her husband in Virginia
Baptist Hospital, Lynchburg on
Sunday.
Spending the week end with
her cousin, Nancy 10 Timber
lake. was Sandra johnson, of
VlntOn.
Mrs. George S. Coffman and
son, John, of Greenyille, N. c.,
spent couple Of days with her
is. DR.. and Mrs. w.
]. Sydnor, returning home on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell. of
JenkintoWn. Pa, were week end
guests of her mother. Mrs. Edith
NJ Ennis.
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children to attend either school
but he indicated 1t is never too
late to correct a mistake. This
is clearly a matter of interpreta-
ton Of state law" he said.
There is no federal question
here"
Tucker said he had been IN
successful in efforts to persuade
county school authorities to al
low the youngsters to attend
school on even q tuition basis.
Tucker added that he plans to
seek an Interpretation Of tn e
state law in P0Whatan Circuit
Court.
After observing that the prob
lem involved in Interpretation of
state law, Judge Butzner said
Tucker had presented mo clear
showing Of right for a tenn
porary restraining order"
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Taylor Reveley. III, left on
Sunday to enter his junior year
at Princeton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-17
Mrs. Rosa w. Haley
Rites Held Sunday

KEYSVILLE, Sept. is - Flu
neral services for Mrs. Rosa
Wallace HALEY, 80, who died
Friday at the home of Mrs.
Zadell Shelton, her daughter,
near Rehoboth, were held at 2
pm. Sunday at Friendship Bap-
fist Church with burial there.
Surviving, besides her daugh-
ter. are three other daughters,
Mrs. Nelly Shelton, of Hampton,
Mrs. Emily Pool and Mrs. Jan
ice Bourne. Of Richmond; three
sons. Tucker and Benjamin
Haley, Of Keysville. and Irwin
HALEY, of Snow Hill, N. c.; 10
grandchildren and IA great "A
grandchildren.
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sonnet director Of the system.
Dudley, a graduate Of Wayne
University. was a member Of the
public health and welfare sys-
tenn Of Detroit, and was part Of
the Michigan State University
team that studied the educa-
tional needs Of the county this
summer under q federal grant.
In reference to a question
about funds for the school SyS-
tenn, DR. Sullivan said all ques-
tons about m0Eey would have
to be made to the board of trus-
tees.
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Hospital Nelps

There were 63 hospital pa
tients Monday morning paw 60
adults and three babies.
Patients Admitted
Mrs. Graves T 10 mps n,
Hampden-Sydney; Mrs. Judson
Driskill. Farmville; w. L. Nc
Culley. Amelia; Rev. Cary
Adams, Farmville: Miss Lee
Putney. Farmville; w. D. South
all, Farmville;; C. B. Townsend,
Keysville: Mrs Annie Scott, Me-
herrin, William HarriSo
Green Bay; Floyd H. Shumaker,
Sr., Farmville; Mrs. F. D. Pond
CreWe.
Also, J. L. Glenn, Powhatan;
w. F. Maxwell, Pamplin: F. E..
Chernault, Farmville: ]. c. Win
gold, KeEbridge. Mrs. J. H
Van Hoy. Crewe; j C. Norton,
Burkeville; Maurice Vaughan,
Pamplin; William Maxey, New
Canton, Wilmer Revere, Farm
vile, Mrs. j. l.. Jamerson,
CreWe. and Mrs. Cora GOdsey,
CreWe.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Morrison,
Amelia, boy. Sept. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Farley.
Jr., Farmville, girl. Sept. IA
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Heifner,
Farmville. girl. Sept. IA.
Discharges
Sept II Miss Elizabeth
Fitzgerald. Mrs. w. H. Chappell,
Steve Scott. James Ross, and
Mrs. Lille Marshall.
Sept. 10 - Mrs. j. w. Pickral,
c. V. Ransom. o. w Harper,
Mrs J. H. Mccall, Mrs. Mary
Walker, and Mrs. T. o. Harris.
Sept. IA - j. B. Mason, Mrs.
Katherine PilSOn, w. j. Stockton,
Miss Grace Putney, Mrs. Robert
Ragland, Ralph Vannoy, Mrs. H.
T. jenkins, j. o Martin, Fred
Wilkes. and w. D. Soulhall.
Sept. Is George Clements.
Mrs. c. P. Garner, Otha Dowdy,
Mrs. Fred Hamburg. Sr.. Mrs. j.
L. Morrison. Mrs. M. B. Coyner
Jr.. and j. B. Maxey
Taylor Reveley. III, left on
Sunday to enter his junior year
at Princeton.
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BlOOdmObile

Continued from page u
authorities that the program will
continue to the benefit Of all
needing transfuSions ard other
uses Of the blood bank in the
Prince Edward area.
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Senior Class
Plans Car Wash

Cumberland High School SEN
iors have announced that they
will have a car wash" TO raise
funds for the senior class, this
Saturday, Sept. p. The "car
wash" will be conducted at
Farmville Gulf Station and at
Cumberland Shell Station. with
pick up and delivery service be-
ing offered.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Check These Now
Four Real Beauties

% $50, 5O0-In town on big land
Scaped lot, 3 bedrms. with out
side garden house.
(2) SCI. 500-Brand-n 4-bedrm.
2-bath rambler. Financing to suit
you.
(3j S21,a5O-split-level, beautiful
condition. Immediate occupancy.
bedrms. FILA or CT.
"a S22,S00-True Colonial on huge
lot. Convenient to transportation.
4 bedrms. could be 81. FILA or
your offer considered.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Realtors Fairfax CIR. 3-l4O1
EDSALL PARK SPRINGFIELD, VA
BY OWNER. 3-bedrm. brick ram.
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loan or FLA financing. SLIGO
down. 1902 clifton ST. CT. 6-4l16,
FAIRFAX-1 to 10 ACRES, VeTy
large, modern, 4-bedrm., 3la bath
rambler. BY OWNER, DU. 5-6lS4
FAIRFAX--De luxe split-ievel. 3
bedrms, plus den Tor 4th bedrm. }
ga baths, custom elec. kitchen
family-dining rm.,. laundry mud
rm., basement, patio. city water
sewer, Conveniently located, Avail
July 1. S22,0O0. Call 273-S657.
FALLS CHURCH-Pimmit rambler,
3 bedrms,, with lge. sun pch.,
lovely lot, fen. I'd, easy terms,
OWNER, so. 5-7567.
EAWVc rWTVrnNu
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
''THE"
HOME

After you've listened TO many peo-
pie and heard what the most de-
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you'll list the Neutrality-suspicious.
eenter-hall entrance large
bedrms., formal-sized dining rm.,
kitchen with eating space, living
rm. and recreation rm. with fire.
place, 9 baths, storage space
that's more. than ample--if this
is what you're looking for, please
show this home. S34 $50
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0UT.OF.ToWN REAL TsT.

TOR sALE--aasacfe Improved iot,
WITH modern mobile home 10 ~
80 south. o. Wlnehettef Vifrlnia.
Phone stephens City 5t.wst.
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WEST OF wARRENToN
80 ACRES FOR $500

IN Europe you would travel miles
70 IND this combination OF spec
tacular mountain view and 'front.'
age on cAnoeable river.
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IF YOU YEARN

For 3 modern 4-bedroom raneher
containing all OF today's modern
features, you will be pleasantly
surprised with this choice selec-
ton. Features professional fin-
ished lower level with paneled rec-
reatlon room, fully equipped qE
out basement to gorgeous wooded
grounds. Your inspection will be
proof enough. Call JE. $4,000,
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INVESTORS
Earn e5S on $4,000 and Up

Earn 25S on $4,000 and Up
Returns Proven Before You Invest
Sem name, phone number and ad-
dress 10 Box iii-L, star.
GROCERY STORE, on sol. youth
Of upaer Marlboro, Nd mr.. An.
drews Field estab, location. Flx-
tufeA and ftock IN trade This
store has q liauor beer and vine
license Longsltfm lease, Call
6a7-e207.
LAUNDRoMAr STORE Tor sale.
~ 900 down. balance financed
excel OPP 10 build profitable
small business For details call
MIR JOINS, 7Bbs7a2s.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WART.

DESIRE APT. BLDG, 1925 units.
silver Spring, Bethesda, Rockville,
Oaithershurg areas. All cAEh RbOye
mortgage. Pvt. party. OIL. 6-A3b2.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
OFFICES, STUDIOS, for RENT

AIR COND. NEW BLDG.-il5O
So. II, At. SO % per 50. n Incl.
utllr ample free parking. no JAM
KensinRtOn al2-ba30
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FOOD STORE

4SCD - OANE
Corner store, $500 50. a.. avail
able IN proven established North
ern Va. shopping center. Previous
~ occupied by food store with a
volume OF $1,000. 900, Call Mr.
BABBITT, RE 10000.
GROCERY STORE for sale, $500
georgia ave. NV. ia. 0-3940,
10 an. 70 10 pm.
GEORGETOWN GIFT SHOP With
living quarters lcan be subleasedl
Est. ; years. Good lease Excel
lent location. Clean stock, ideal
for couple. BOX 42s-z. Star.
GO WITH A wINNERi
TASTEE FREEI Drive-Ins are a
year-round business, featuring hot
dogs, hnmburRers. French fries
plus profitable Tastee FreeE cones.
sundaes, and so flavorS OF
thick shakes. Free training pro-
gram for YOU and your family.
Locations are nov available. For
complete information call $780,
$500 or write Mr., ANTHONY, -
Leesburg pike, Fails Church, Va.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

MCLEAN. BY OWNER - Desirable
neighborhood, bedrms., = baths,
brick rambler. close TO schools,
churches and shopping, swimming
pool privileges available, S93-560S
McLEAN-3-bedrm.. 2-bath. full
bsmt. with pan. rm. Not develop.
house. Mid EOS. Ell. 6-4S97.
MCLEAN AREA
CHA and PENTAGON IN A BREEZE
4 BEDRMS. 2 FULL BATHS
Wall-to-wall carpeting, Handicapped
lot borders stream and large
OWNER, JE 3-l147
McLEAN-White-brick. 4-bedroom.
3-bath, den-and-rec, -rm. split
level. with built-in garage, on "a
acre corner lot, in popular Langley
area. Possession Immediately.
PRICED a. Sal $50. GRACE A.
Ell. 6-s633 Mclean Ell. 6-4934
MeLEAN-only Sl7,950 buys this
shaded P acre. QUIET huS STREET. excel Keel
for children. Mr.. schls. and shops.
GRACE A. KEMPTON. Realtor
Ell. 6-s633 Mclean Ell. 6-4934
MCLEAN
Offered subject 10 FILA. newly
painted exterior. This six room,
one bath little bungalow is q good
starter for q young couple, Full
basement, almost u acre. beau
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tired couple, II would be ideal to
spend your ever increasing gold
en- days, Priced at S12,750. Call
Ell. 6-4l61.
LAUGHLIN REALTORS
MRS. VIM. H.
McLEANS FIRST
510l Chain Bridge Rd., Mclean
Consult First--McLeans First
ONLY SI4,O5O-Modern 3-bedrm.
rambler, sep. dining area, garage
Assume loan. JE, 2-1420.
DnTTrTn DnAV VhTFs
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SHENANDOAH RETREAT
3 ACRES

beautiful secluded retreat affording a pano-
ramie view OF the Shenandoah River and historic
Blue Ridge Mountains. Property consists Of fine
houses on 3 lovely acres truly picturesque
setting. Each house independently and fully
equipped. The main home IDEAL for year round use.
The other a typical summer house. Huge rooms
throughout. Ia baths in each A babbling brook
flows majestically through the acreage enhancing
It's scenic attractiyeness. This magnificent home
is located near Front Royal, Virginia, approx
matey one hours drive from Washington Call us
for details Don't II unless you are ready TO fall
in love with one Of the loveliest homes in Northern
Virginia. Price, $550OO.
Shannon q Luchs
aEALroRs 500 ARLINGTON BLVD. FAtds CHURCH JE 1900
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q Luchs
NORTH

Let your tenant make the
mofteage payments on this
one ycafsold brick unit
apartment home Zach unit
offers 3 bedrooms. spacious
modern kitchen dining room
and llving room Excellent
location Take ADVANTAGE Of
this 0ncesln.aallfctlme invest.
ment, Terms are flexible. Call
now 70 Inspect.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

FALLS CHURCH. CORN S
AREA--A 2 bedroom 2-story home
near shopping and transporta-
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most convenient location priced
at only $l5,250, Call JE. 2-2620.
JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY.
Realtors.
LAKE Barefoot ESTATE s.
Lovely, 4-level, all-brick, CUSTOM
built split-leyel, on beautiful "a
acre corner lot, respondent with
large, towering shade trees, fea-
turing center hall entrance, living
room with cedar-paneled wall and
fireplace, separate dining room,
completely equipped ultTamodern
kttcnen, 3 bedrm5. room for 4th)
3 full baths, 25X25 IT. daylight
rec. rm, Separate util. and stor-
age room. Diversified, built-!n ga
rage. Engineered for air condi-
tloning. Florida owner has re-
S S9Ssf ggGEl9s f FEDGeE t2 ro SSe SSR9
S35,500ll Only $1,000 cash and
present financing may be assumed.
Okay to drive by.
DIR: From z Corners, out Sleepy
Hollow I'd. to Malbrook dr., left
to CrossWoous and left to AIS
Crosswoods. Call for appt.. II you
like.
A. N. BARR REALTY ia. 4-335O
LAND, LOTS o. LAND! Think MAN
Of the potential herel "a acres
Of beautiful ground. Delightful
cottage with inside and outside
flreolaces. Large swimming pool
with fence. Subdivide. Keep horses
or Just enjoy living. Close in,
near Arlington County line. Flex-
ible financing. SOD
HOLLEY REALTY
5ls3 Lee Hwy, Arl., KE. S-535O
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MOTHS ToR TRADE-Paft cash
Afs o fHoMPsos. a. " s.8i66.
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I ACRE. corner lot. near Annan-
dale. f.lane hlFhwav. $4,000 traf.
ile count each side excellent Tor
store, service station or automo-
hIe aeency y n BANpERsoN.
INC REALTORS, "a. 7.2f77, "a.
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CT APPROVED

Spacious 4-bedm., 2-bath split-
level home on la-acre wooded lot
in elose-in. area. 23-ft. liV. rm.,
separate din. rm., model Kitchen
with eating space, paneled rec
rm., 2 tireplaees, / y car car
port. Early occupancy, $4,000 On.
to qualified purchaser.
MYERS g. HILL, INC.
JE. 4-S5OO Realtors DU. b-6133
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HOUSES FOR sALE-YA.

ARLINGTON, sOUTH-Nice 3-bed-
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Rec. Im., fenced I'd, close to
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64-ft. rambler with 5 bedrms., Q
baths on. acre lot with trees.
~ has 24-ft, liv;. rm., 22-ft. din.
with End kit. and wet bar in over
sized rec. rm. Extras incl. wall
to-wall carpeting. $4,000.
MILLER REAL ESTATE co.
IA. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
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ROBINSON LAND pRoKERs
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-08-02
Montana Boosted Territorial
Status by 1864
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two brief years (his last) in the Territory
but who twice became it's Acting Governor
and who wanted less to govern it's motley
population than to defend it militarily.
Meagher was authentic Irish revolu-
tionary hero and colorful and courageous
Civil War brigadier whose passionate thirst
for adventure and glory led him to court
official Washington ceaselessly for an ap-
pointment after his days of battle with his
Irish Brigade were over. When he finally
wangled appointment as Montana's
Secretary, he must have been disappointed,
but he enthusiastically threw himself into
the business of the Territory.
Meagher's first action after Edgerton's
departure to call the Legislature into
session in Virginia City, which had replaced
Bannack as capital Both this session, and
the one following, were to be declared null
and void by the national Congress. True
to his mercurial nature, Meagher shifted