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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-23
Bridge Party For
Mrs. Crozier Given

Honoring Mrs. J. Richard Crozier,
Of Asheville, who is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. r. B. Green, Miss Carrie
Draper entertained a group of friends
for bridge, Tuesday night at Mrs.
Greene's home. Also sharing in the
honor were Mrs. ]. A. Jones, Mrs.
Mollie Fields, and Mrs. Dess Gurga-
nus of Raleigh. After a succession of
games prizes were awarded to Mrs.
M. L. Finch, high scorer, Mrs. w. D.
Payne, floating prize, and Miss Beu-
lab Thomas, consolation. The Raleigh
ladies and Mrs. Crozier were also pre-
sented with lovely guest prizes.
Miss Draper assisted by Mrs. Green
and Miss Elizabeth Fox served a de-
licious ice course with minis, a green
and white color scheme being carried
out The home was lovely with Jer-
sey Beauty dahlias and ageratum.
The following were guests besides
those honored: Mesdames w. M. Cof-
fin, j. G. Mann, M. L. Finch, e. T. AL
ston, M. w. Wester, D. E. Evans, H.
T. Powell, w. C. Gates, A. D. Hol-
singer, w. D. Payne, e. A. Latta, J.
M. Peace, and Misses Mamie Parham,
Beulah Thomas, Athylene Turnage,
Ora Hahn, Elizabeth Fox.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-23
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-23
80 ,.,.., SOCIETY NE VS. =,
Mrs. Cooper Had
Jr. Tuesday Club

On Tuesday evening Mrs. d. Nor
gan Cooper delightfully."- entertained
the members of the Junior Tuesday
Cub at her lovely new home on
West End Drive.
Tn topic of the evenings program
was East, West, Hame's Best" and
was presented by the following in
teresting papers: Fall House Clean
Ing, by Mrs. George A. Rose, Jr.;
Corner Cupboards and Hooked Rugs.
by Mrs. Conrad Sturges; Mrs. Fere-
pee Fenner Cooper gave Know Your
Silver; and Servants are Trained.
Not Born" by Mrs. Marshall Cooper.
During the social hour, delicious re-
freshments were served to the mem
oers present as follows: Mrs. Thomas
Badger, Mrs. Morgan Cooper, Mrs.
Ferebee Cooper, Mrs. Waddell Ghol-
son, Miss Alice Hughes, Mrs. James
A. Jones, Mrs. D. Boyd Kimball, Mrs.
Reba Moore, Mrs. Roy Rodwell, Mrs
George A. Rose, Jr., Miss Helen Roy
ster, Mrs. Conrad Sturges, Mrs. Ed
mund Waddill, Mrs Sam Watkins,
Mrs. William Waddill, Mrs. Lee Mar
bury, and Mrs. John H. Zollicoffer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-23
High School PIT. A. Has
lunch Hour Discussion

Members of all the PIT A. organiza-
tions of the city are invited to at
tend, the time will be announced later
Mrs w. B. Parham stated that one
requirement to be Standard PIT. A.
is that so per cent of the parents have
to be paid members of the PIT. A.
and that there has to be an average
attendance at the meetings of 80 per
cent of the members. Mrs Wall made
an announcement that under the di-
rection of the Vance County FL. A.
Council, there will be held in the high
school library school of instruction
on September 3d.
Mrs. G. L. Finch was nominated as
delegate, with Mrs. H. L. Gambler as
alternate to represent the High.
School PIT. A. in the council meet
ings for the year.
Mrs Wall gave a brief report on
the PIT. A. Institute held in Chapel
Hill.
Discussion as to the lunch hour was
heard from many parents, Mr. Payne
explained that the set-up of the school
class period was reason for shortened
lunch period-however much dissat-
isfaction was expressed and petitions
and recommendations were submitted.
The association asked Mr.. Payne to
put same in the hands of the proper
authorities to act upon.
The program was dispensed with at
this meeting. Since there was no fur
Their business, the meeting adjourned.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-23
Advance Ticket Sale For
Dance Tuesday Pleasing

Judging from advance ticket sale,
the Junior Woman's Clubs annual
fall dance will be well attended event
when given Tuesday evening from 10
until 2 o'clock at West End Country
Club.
With the announcement that Tai
Henry and his orchestra would play
for the event, keen interest was in
stantly manifested in the dance, and
each member of the club is doing her
bit to make the event most successful.
The dance is being given to raise
funds for the clubs charity work dur
ing the winter months.
This organization has a definite
place in the community life, and has
done much each year to. alleviate suf-
fering among the less fortunate of the
community, and their dances have al
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-23
Dinner Will Honor
Mrs. w. P. Gholson

The Old Butte Chapter of the Dough
..rs Of the American Revolution will
have a progressive dinner party to-
morrow evening, honoring Mrs. w. r.
cboson. the new chapter regent.
The chapter will first go to the
,ome of Mrs. John D. Cooper on the
oxford road, at $50 o'clock, and from
,h.rp TO the West End Country Club,
Tbpre Mrs. Alex Cooper will be
,ostess. Misses Mary Belle and Cor
rsfa Gary and Mrs. Austin will en-
..rtain next at their home on Char
/, street. The chapter will finally end
m at Mrs. S. P. Cooper's home, and
ttpre the program will be given. Mrs.
Eugene Davis, of Raleigh, the State
rpgent, will be the guest speaker.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-23

ways been successful and thorough
ly enjoyable.
Tai Henry's orchestra is one of the
headliners of the east, and will be
enroute south for the winter months
when it stops over here for the dance.
The orchestra features lovely Helen
Lane, Broadway musical comedy star.
Various committees have been named
by the club, and each group will do
its collective part in staging the event.
All members have tickets for sale,
and tickets will be on sale at the
door during the evening of the dance,
it was said.
The event will usher in the fall so
cial season in this section, and many
dancers from neighboring cities and
towns are expected to be in attend
ance
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-23
MARRIAGES, PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
n.wN OVER WYOMING.

IN the empty sky
SLOW ~ tbis emptiest of all lands,
Ns sor CLOVIS, then pink,
spu', s+Teaks of cloud grow golden
Nu with the morning.
W. W. snrings the sun, crimson and
= orange-bright!
N gray distance opposite the
dawn, ~, La -
rpdovs ,,s CLINT like bits of mica.
: that have grazed and dozed all
night -,
:. t the straight land
W y. browsing still;
T' ow western clouds become dove
tinted.
nav is waking over Wyoming.
Margaret Hosmer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-23
Return from Raleigh

u, and Mrs. Roy B. Dickerson went
NJ uorpdith College, Raleigh, Wednes-
. w ~ register and schedule their
aA ustor. Miss Iris Dickerson, for the
', "s;no wear. She is only taking in
' ar,ction at the college with private
,aa and remains at home for prac-
.o work
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-23
Choir Rehearsal.

r,o Young Peoples choir of the
i4N Methodist church will meet this
illst ;rq at 1880 o'clock at the church.
NeiD cenior choir will meet tomorrow
joe ;nr at 1855 o'clock at the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-23

An inventor has created a device
which shaves the fuzz off peaches.
Now all we need is a mechanism
which will give haircut to coconuts
and civilization will be complete.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-09-23

A jolly little goldfish
In a big glass bowl did swim;
And all the folk who came that
way
Stood round admiring him.
That jolly goldfish tipped his tail
And murmured in great glee-
"'Spose I look as queer to them
AS humans look to me? 2"
Evening star., 1937-01-27

CHEVY CHASE. MD
EOT Underwood st rooms and batl
zen: etaro lear garage; near schools. bus an
FnW u 1ONEc q ca
Evening star., 1937-01-27

?27 N ST N w. near Thomas Circle and
lWntoWn-Second-fl front room Tor
Evening star., 1937-01-27
COMPLETELY FURNISHED,
PARK CENTRAL,
5000 PORTED CT n
II. C. SMITHY co

II. q. SMIIHY CO,
S11 18th st. NV. National 5000.
STUDIO APARTMENT-MO OST
unusual, very large, attractively
furnished, studio living room,
fireplace, high ceilings, balcony,
with 2 bed rooms, tiled bath,
shower, kitchen, Frigidaire, oil
furnace, continuous hot water.
Near 3 car lines. $3.50 per month
includes heat, gas, electricity.
Columbia 5562.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
MESLEY HEIGHTS.
GEORGETOWN
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEo.
CHEVY CHASE MD

oo- ~, CHEVY CHASE. MD
Gen ssrsEe near 5eR0os.a 5a3@i aFd bus 6sfh snd
5sao c6L5 5BW. i. i: JONES & co. o,.
3-BED-ROoM HOUSE. GARAGE: MOD
ern; in suburbs; close to Catholic sc66ol
dress Box 4sB Bt sfsg sPoqt once S3o per mo- Ad
'E8 ped PAKNEyER r6os bSFBs BET0RF .BcC}R ,0GGu
ment. Swear lease. District f74i.
3Sl5 9TH, ST, NV LARGE, SUNNY
Sefp PoFch 4etsTs1css good
gam, S65. Georeia 1859.
ir6I 50l4 !, 46th ST N.W--NICE HOME FAC
ing ing Bayard Park, near 46th and FeSsenden;
breakfast alcove. s bed rooms: 2-ear Gamer, zen,
raEe. Cleveland SOS3.
ToXALL - SEMI-DETACHED; OVER
iookhlns Gov park; bed rooms . baths,
rnefrigeration. National 1910 or Emerson
GLOVER PARK (ONE OF THE BEST NV
b- garage house vacant @ Ia' and p iporcnsS exrsi
RR6qne Mr. MALoNE2Y Pei cleRe mah'9 9645 R5eaos ef
8 CEDAR ST; HYATTs.- MD.-5-ROOM
IRahgalpE INi S9 newly decorated. oil heat. large
detached, garage, Phone Potomac 4Si0.
So KENNEDY ST NV.
sFSe SIX bsSE To9m bath vhCtTa5sr heat garage
$40 11th St. NV. Natl. os44.
1910 10Th ST NW-8 ROOMS. 9 BATHS.
gas, gas heat; It. electric refrigeration; $50
1417 xNw I3Ss & PHELPS o,oo
33622 LEGATION ST. N,W-6. RMS, b:
ave: $50. Ciev 5442. '' 4-0" O0nt'
32l WALBRIDGE PL. NV ROOMS.
: paths; gas heat. SS5. j, KRAFT, Met.
2495. 1881 G st. NV.
BURLEITH. NEAR WESTERN HIGH
School-A very attractive Groom house:
HFIG1tuWater heat: Frigidaire, garage, garden.
ami, garden nrepIaces: must subist ir1
Alexandria 1865.
4ol3 10Th ST. NE, liT, RAINIER, Md
broom frame house: bath. gas. electricity.
water: lot 50x150. s35. Col. aiS5. 'O''''
CHEVY CHASE. MD
lI3 oxford St.--6 rooms. . baths maids
220n eRn ien P9Fsh 2ci5 l5rss ssrfss s
'.e'' EDiw. H. JONES Z, co.
$3.50 Conn. Ave. Cleveland 1900
II? 5th ST, s.E-S RMS, BATH.
119 5th st. see rms. bath. elec. Ss299
M 1d!f EhAsk stS EgUfaRFFF' g. nv:
Mr.. GEORGIA AVE. AND KENNEDY Sr.
rooms, bath: heat. light and hot water
furnished In good condition. Can be seen
by appointment only. Rent, SIS.
GUARANTY REALTY, INC.
11O6 K ST. NV. Natl. 05S7.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. 4I5 RAYMOND ST.
n.w.-6 rms. and b.. sun porch. gear built
in garage open fireplace ElectroluX re-
frioerator oil burner: lot 50x257; trees,
quiet street; conveniences nearby; rent.
SS5.
HARRY b PITTS CO.
1919 18th St. NV. Met. 010O.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Is Dorset ave- rooms. bath and lava
tory, Lear garage large lot: now avail
able; $50.
EDw. H. JONES g. CO..
$500 Conn. Ave. Cleveland 2300.
CONTINUED on Next PaEs.I
Evening star., 1937-01-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

IN MONTGOMERY CO. MD, private
bath: privilege OF transportation. with
room and board. Address Box 3U2-B. star
office. -
LADY desires room and board on second
floor in NV section. Decatur uhI-.
I732 olSt ST. NV. -
Evening star., 1937-01-27

DUPONT CIRCLE. l744 P st.,-VacancleS
for people who appreciate real noille ne
1iieo 1S"
Evening star., 1937-01-27

1918 x N.W.-Light housekeeping. walk
ing distance: large front room; suitable
three or four. Also corner double; plenty
clean linen. Phone Met. 6549 L
Evening star., 1937-01-27
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1854 PARK RID. NV ATTRACTIVE
furniture; clean; nr. car and bus Ahes.
| LARGE. QUIET. COMBINATION LIVING
niture; Silver Spring; $50; men preferred.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-DISTINCTIVELY
furnished. rooms, fireplace, porch; adults
preferred; refs. 1888 Livingston st. NV.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED BROOM
apt. overlooking Klingle Valley. consisting
room, dining aicove. kitchen and Il
baths: silver. linen. etc. included. Sub
let Immediately for 4 m9nths or Longer, longer.
1920 HARVARD. ST. N.W.-BAsEMEN'F
apt. 2 rooms. kitchenette. Semi-private
bath. See ianitor. -
1900 10th ST. NV ROOMS GRILL.
Frigidaire, bath: nicely Furnished; eleyator
1868 Apply Ant. 404.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE THREE-RoooMs m
apartTments I TU1,s TSd1 Tith 1sM another- SO mon'n
1851 Sth ST. NV.
Two rooms. light Housekeeping: reason 5S.
able: furnished. %
1885 ST. NV. APT. 30s1,ATTRAC-
lively furn. i r. K. r n. ana o; o VII MI
1879 BITMoRE ST. N.W.-sMALL Two
room housekeeping apartment also Single
room.
IIy-BED RIM. LARGE KIT SEMI BATH;
Frigidaire. gas. cleo: cars, busses; Tenneo
adults. 1916 Calvert St NV. n.w.-
FOR MoNTHS-CONN. AVE- VERY
large rooms. Kitchen: bath. Ga;; etc; E9@a m9oerh
1878 10th ST. N.W.-ATTRACTIVE TWO
room apartment; gentiles only.
a12G 10Th ST. NV.
srsson ftsheg Tes e nH bate See snor or
n UTT GSpI pIil
Investment Bldg.
1872 10th ST. NV. APT. NEW FURN,:
2 bed rooms. twin beds each; bachelor apt;
adults; unlimited phone. Decatur 6350:
liza Sa ST OF
So expos; adults. transient or permanent.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, SUNNY, 2
r. k. and b.: Oriental rugs, piano, SILVER,
reasonable until Oct: references. Emer-
son 453l. -
APARTMENTS .UNFURN.
1910 sf SVs sS5s'f Room al3 Sa
TILDEN ENS-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished. Large living and dining rooms
eshee feaaTed fTo Oeo aa
22O E ST NW.-FIRST FLOOR: FRONT.
walking. distance downtown Wen 1ur-
nished. desirable: reasonable rental. 29'
aSss aSs shss Gfa S. SW ASD9 E9SM a5sE kFq59
ave, NV. West 0334. - 29-
! 1854 HARVARD ST. N.W.---LARGE ROOM,
kitchen and porch. 3rd floor: Frlgidalre,
electricity furnished: $3.50 per month;
no children. no animals.
1918. R ST, N,W.-BEAUTIFUL APT: II.
rent reasonable. White family. Decatur
0172.
1901 CALVERT. ST. NV ROOMS
k'{saia RANDaIi All 18TH r. RAGNER CO. me INC.
IS large iES rooms Kitchen. PRIV. bath. newly
decorated. S45. OWNER. --
1446 v ST NW.-Cross from st. Pauls
church. Room. large kitchen; c.h;w--
ST. ALBANs, 231O CONN. AVE.-Two
rooms. kitchen and bath; twin beds: front
apt. "
Groom. bath. kitchen apt. downtown. S25;
refs. Address Box 4s6-B. Star Office.
IOOI L ST. N.W.-TWO FRONT ROOMS,
very private. $40 month. 20.
I13I 9TH ST NE.-APARTMENT. 2
rooms. kitchen and bath. nicely furnished:
reasonable.
Free Car and Guide Furnished.
-'A'- 9OS 10th st. NV e
1860 10th ST. Nw.-TWO ROOMS, SINK
and gas range, next to bath
1888 18th ST. NLW.1IBED-LIvING ROOM.
Frigidaire; SIS up week: S55 up month.
DoWNTOWN-16th ST NW.-oUIET.
reasonable; z exposures; living ROOM, 2
furnished; 1 room. kitchen. bath, in-a-door
bed and studio couch: available Feb. !.
Evening star., 1937-01-27

1900 r ST. NV.
Right Downtown-NMeairr Near e EVeTy1hflns' Worf
Frigidaire Current Free,
500. .50-Rec. hail. large living room
dressing room Murphy bed. sun room with
BelIboy Elevator Switchboard Service.
See Menager. Metropolitan 0540.
1404 Z. CAFRITZa DIST. e0S0.
Evening star., 1937-01-27

7IS MARIETTA PL N.w-o ROOMS.
kitchen. private bath. large back porch;
light. heat. inst. h. W. furnished S47,50.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
THE NORWOOD,

1343 E. Capitol st.
3 rms. bath. electric refrigeration,
Evening star., 1937-01-27

l43I GIRARD ST. NW-Large cheerful,
well furnished. front; large closet; home
OF adults; employed gentleman.
@I@O ST N. w. the Charlotte. Apt. o
Large firSt-floor room. furnished with stu
nin couch. SG 80 week
Evening star., 1937-01-27
ROOMS FURNISHED.

134O HEMLOCK-Master bed room, PVT.
reasonable; gentlemen Georgia 6756.
1907 N ST. Nw.-Man to share room with
porch. large closet, c.hw.; $3.50 per week.
OPPOSITE sHoREHAM HoTEL--Attrac-
tive front room, twin beds, next to bath;
private family. Columbia 6947-J.
front bed room, next to bath; rates Tea-
sonable. Phone Cleveland 1871.
NICELY furnished room for lady. near
Walter Reed Hospital. Georgia 1858.
1OS TENN. AVE. NE. the Fairfax. Apt. IL
First noor. front. single room. S4 week:
ds5 ds45 ST t9rnishas snSls
room, next bath. So. 80.
HOTEL GRAFTON. 1139 Conn. ave.-Sev-
eral desirable single rooms at $500
monthly; available to permanent guests.
91S M ST. NV, Apt. 40-Large front
room, twin beds; elevator. phone, heat, hot
water; reasonable.
1714 R. 1. AVE. N.W.-Wellf furnished,
cheerful rooms. excellent accommodations;
convenient downtown location: reasonable.
floor front. near bath; continuous hot
water. Atlantic 1924. IS
949 10Th ST. S.E.-For adults; nicely fur
nished large front room, kitchenette. bath;
reasonable. 29'
RESEARCHMEN'S CLUB. 1907 (Eye) st.
-OluBlc, Po-U uOHtulJJ VIII batho
and board. optional, at $50 weekly. ~.
FALKSTONE. I4th and Fairmont sts. NV,
Apt. 3l2-Large desirable room, semi-pr
vate bath. Adams S464.
or MORRIS PL. N.E-Lovely rm.. next
bath, private family, So week: unlimited
phone. Between 9th and 9TH. and G..
MICHIGAN PARK. 43O7 18th st. ne
Nice room, well furn.. next bath. shower;
new home: breakfast. Potomac 5733.
CONN. AVE.-Congenial girl to share room
and-bath apartment with another. Met.
2l6l. Apt. 403. $3.50 pm. 29'
2IIO r ST N.W.-Attractively furn. sin
gle, double rms; southern exposure. semi
private bath; S25, $35. North $3.50.
1850 nth NW.-Large front room and
kitchen: also single room; c.h.w.; employed
adults. Adams 0514.
202O G ST. NV. Apt. 2-Room. kitchen
three Walk up; 2nd-f1oor apt.
2S EYE ST. N.W-Several large comfort
able rooms walking distance Capitol and
fined men who would appreciate Chris
tian (Protestant) home; no liquor; reason
able.
THE MAURY 701-11 10th ST. NV.
100 ideal guest rooms. beautifully fur
coil spring mattresses good heat. Rates.
SS. SO and $40 so week.
PRINCE KARL.
rs ROOMS
1901 K St n.w-Attract., newly furn.
rms. with bath or running water. $3.50
to Sl5 week,
Evening star., 1937-01-27
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

I HAVE SEVERAL APARTMENT HOUSES
!or sale or exchange that will show excel
lent returns. Prices range from sos 600 10
- 1000. All are well financed G G.
DUTY. 10@4 Vermont ave. National 44S2
or Georgia 64oH. 81
Evening star., 1937-01-27
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEo.

ftshem s BTvrI. BATH R Back RooMs oefsS
Can be seen to s pm. Phone North
2222 NEWTON ST. NE-DETACHEn
home. 3 large rooms. kitchen, bath: s
adults only; $50.
1867 GOOD HOPE RD s.E-NEW; TWO
rooms. bath. kitchen. dinette. ami. At
lantic 6535.
1888 goth ST. (NELsoN-3 RMS. KIT.
.aRANpALI II. HAGNER & co. INC,
33041 sEDGW!CK ST, NV: IN T1LDEN
living room. dining room. kitchen and 2
baths; rooms large with exposures to South.
West and North; available Feb. l. Phone
Cleveland 1894. -
M NEAR 18th ST; N.W.-2nd FLOOR: I
room. adj. bath. large, closet. elec; grlIl'
l bus. person; reas.; ref. Met. 1872.
1880 M K ST: w.. NWml rIs ROOM, KJrcH6G7N KIT a67I
See manager.
TAKoMA-DEsIRABLE, APT. s ROOMS,
Kitchen bath 81 p0rcssb sb.p at
TAkoMA TeF PAak MR sD, t Il oRe ana
bed rooms; $50 1862 90. Also room. pri-
yate bath and entrance; S35; O"neF'
WILLIAM r. FORD. Shepherd 1859:
2412 PA. AVE. N.W.12 NICE STUDIO
bath; 3 rooms and bath. housekeeping;
large glassed,in porch. north ana ,lI,l SCUM
only: no pets. 20
28O2 EVARTs ST Sc LARGE ROOMS
for Ink. next bath; gas. heat. lights furn.
Phone Line. 1851.
D. C.-3 rooms k. and b.; strictly mod;
priv. ent.: reas.; no small children. ~
sI5 A ST. NE-6 OUTSIDE ROOMS AND
bath. 3rd-foor apartment; OIL 9E.GzIp heat; Tea9y
sth ne Lincoln 61IO-Os13.
1928 R ST. N.W-sEvERAL APIS. l
rm.. kit, bath. S35 month. Also 3 rms.
hill KANbaLf Hs5a II n2Assi 4aGNEk E!sS Ell
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur $500
PA 18th NE-3 ROOMS KITCHEN,
bath: heat light gas. elec. FefrseFst.on
scHWARTz. INC. 10I4 Vt. ave. Disr,
TnDEN GARDENS, 5000 T1DEN ST.
Apt. 3O5-l large liv., rm.. bed rm;. DIN:
rm.. foyer. kit. and bath. Available at
once. Ss5 month.
small alcove room, large kit. Frigldaire'
c.h.w.; empl. couple; $50. Col 9220.
46OO 18th ST. NW.-CORNER. 3-ROOM,
basement apt; heat. light and gas in
| cluded; $50 east and south exposure.
JEWISH YOUNG MAN WANTED SHARE ARE
2 others. Call National 92l6. Apt. ~.
200 QUE ST. tKEW GARDENS -sEy-
eral apts.: ) rms, kit. bath, S15 month.
Also 4 rms. kit. bath. S95 month. Re-
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO, INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur 3600.
NORTHUMBERLAND, 2O39 N. H. AVE.
in fine condition. MRS. BROWN, North
255 KENTUCKY AVE. sE- ROOMS,
private bath; ami: heat. gas. cleo, eiec.
COS NEWTON PL. NV ROOMS AND
bath net rent only $3.50 per month.
ATTRACTIVE HOUSEKEEPING APART
bath. $3.50 to :. s57 so Electricity on
h9Hss h9Ms scuSTeat W6p NeTiy TGow Esn0ysted
533 2Oth St. NV
1925 MASS. AVE. N.W:-vERY DEsIR-
able apt. consisting of z rooms. 2 baths
1sEi RTS6S6E 65S6 4. + HAdSER nss2iu7 CO. INg f5o
4so5 Bird ST. N.W.-3 RMS. DINETTE.
kitchen and bath heat and hot water
furnished; lG S56 20. Apply Mr.. Palmer.
11o7 Eve ? St T. NM NAlSHE' ma Natl. aoa5.
322 md ST. NE.-3 LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen and bath electric refrigeration;
,,,- Boss & PHELPS. oooo
2I64 FLORIDA AVE, NV.
Rooms Kitchen, Bath. Frigidaire S45.50.
I16 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
Rooms. Kitchen, Bath: $40.
Apply tanitor call Mr.. SURAC1,
North 2339-W.
1880. 7th ST. NV.
O., rooms and BATH heat. light and gas
TT Oy0 z nAvrc Cn
Evening star., 1937-01-27
ROOMS WANTED.

attic rm. North 1851, branch 400. after
3 o'clock.
BY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE in private
home; furn. State price and complete de-
tails. Address Box 493-B. Star office.
SETTLED LADY desires furnished room in
apartment or private home. Not over
$50; breakfast privileges; NV. section. Ad
dress Box 4S4-B. star ONCE.
Sires quite room near Confessional Lii
brary. Address Box 49l-B. Star oftice.
FURNISHED ROOM within walking dis
tance of Capitol. by young man, employed.
attending school evenings. Private home
preferred. no other roomerS. Refer
ences exchanged. Address Box COW. Star
Office
Evening star., 1937-01-27

3U4 EAST CAPIIUI 81, near TOUuBIt3bIUUHI
Library-Comfortable spacious room at
tractively furnished, twin beds well heated.
near bath continuous hot water
Evening star., 1937-01-27
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

5I2I WILSON BOULEVARD. Ballston. Va.
4 rooms for light housekeeping, S2J.
Clarendon T+0-M
10 MINUTES TO TOWN. Front. double
bed room. next bath. every convenience;
board If desired: S35 each. Phone Wal
nut 1927.
IN PRIVATE HOME. close bus line; quiet.
sunny rm.. croSS-ventIlation overlooking
garden: priv. bath: $50 month. Woman
only. Call Alexandria 3027.