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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
NORTHDETROI1
BY Mrs. Josephine Boyden

Sunday. March 90 was another
full day Of worship al Lomax \ VI.
T. Zion Temple 1909 Dequindre
Ilr. ID. p Thomas. pastor spoke
from the subject "Handicaps" IN
the afternoon the Gospel Chorus
of Russell street Baptist Church
rendered an interesting program
for the Junior Choir
The contest between the trustees
and stewards ended Sunday even
ing al which time the former was
victorious. A spicy program waa
rendered. A sermonette was deliv-
cred by Rev J Carleton Clark.
Mrs. +. Hatcher, Lawley street
Mrs. Lula b Hubbard and daugh-
ter Jerusha Of Highland Park have
all been added to the sick list Rev.
Anderson OF the Church OF God at
mile road spoke for the Gospel
Chorus
The City Usher Board Union rem
dered program in interest OF .hc
Senior Usher Board OF Lomax.
Sunday. March q will be Friends
Day at Lomax Each member is
asked to bring ten friends as
guests. The Christian Endeavor
will sponsor special program a.
6 p. m. which will be in the form
OF a shoe rally.
The erection OF community
house has been passed upon by the
Common Council, that is when
funds are available for the neyss :
sary allowance Among the differ
ent units involvd none has done
more constructive work along that
line than the Allied Council whica
takes in a large number of the
youth OF our community The re
Gently sponsored program In when
n nationalities participated
proved a signal success. Deserving
special mention for their contri-
button toward the success of this
affair were the rs voice chorus un-
der the efficient direction of Prof.
Geo Hoagland: Mrs. Julia Carter.
DR.. NJ Robinson. druggist; Mrs.
cuiick OF Dawson Library.
Thursday March II. the dress
rehearsal went over with a bang
at the Cleveland School auditorium
Tor the big program to be given
al the school Thursday night
March "a. Some OF the participants
are Mrs. Lula Finlay. pianist:
Miss Katie Tilson. Mesdames Min
ME. Marie. Nettie and Annie Smith
MesdamesE. Thomas, NJ. Ross. w
Taylor. c. Humes. Toliver. Weems.
Clark; Misses NJ. Buie and Green:
Mrs. jenkins. Mrs. Jones. Mrs.
Frauds. the Misses Johnson. and
Messrs. II. Smith. NJ. White. s.
Montgomery. T. Collins. O. Taylor
Blackman, Vaughn, Warren. Toll
liver. Billingslea.
Perhaps II is Of interest to the
many friends to hear that Mrs
Anita Conway OF Los Angeles. Cal.
was In our city recently after hav-
ing attended the AME Zion confer
ence held in Greensboro, y. c. Mrs
Conway had covered over 5000 mill
es in interest OF the work of the
Y. W. c. A. while in our city Mrs
Conway was highly entertained by
many Detroiters among them being
DR. Aaron Toodle The Conways
have purchased a lovely home on
the west side Of Los Angeles. Even
though Mr.. Conway has been in
poor health for number OF mon
tbs. Mrs. Conway is still carrying
on her wonderful work. Friends
and well wishers pray for her con-
tinued success.
ID. w Boyden Is still improving
at the Receiving Hospital where he
Is receiving wonderful medical
care. The doctors granted him n
visit to his home from Thursday
noon OF last week until Saturday
noon. While home the resldente ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26

Rev. +. c. Mercer, pastor OF New
Zion Baptist Church, as a minist-
or OF the gospel. was celebrated
Sunday evening. Among the vlsf-
Ing ministers who Joined In the eel
ebration program, were the Rev
Mr.. Thomas. the Rev. Nr. John
son. and the Rev. MT Cannon. TIE
chairman OF the Deacon Board was
one OF the speakers.
The Rev. ar. white preached
the evening sermon taking his text
from Revelation al.
The Missionary socsety meets
every Tuesday morning a ii.sb.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
KALAMAZOO s.
WINS z GAMES
FROM CREEKS
BY Irene Baker

me biz inter-city sports classic
was played here last Friday in the
Douglas Gym. Battle Creek and
Kalamazoo have been rivals in
sports events for quite some time
Doth teams supplying excellent
material In skill speed and sports
manship last Friday evening he
iore huge crowd. Kalamazoo
Won double-header game over
Battle Creek The first game. a
neated one was won by the girls
win a score Of II 10 IA. The see
ond game. one of excitement.
thrill and gasps was won by the
boys with "A score OF p To- 10. II
was glamourous occasion.
The Douglas CHEEKY three. name
~ / Baker, II. .Warfield and 2
Hayes were fully arrayed in their
new creamy white cheering shirts
displaying maroon lettering Of u.
= e II was the sports event of
the season.
me Mothers Club is sponsoring
a banquet March 81 at the Center
at D. m. Tickets will be had for
20 cents each.
Mr.. and Mrs, Iiughey were visit
ors IN Sturgis last SATURDAY, even.
ing.
Mildred Ash was expected 10 re-
turn home from Borgess. Hospital
this week We extend TO her our
sincere wishes for a speedy recov-
cry
James Smith is home after
spending few days in the Bor-
CESS Hospital where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis. our
sincere wishes TO him for rand
conyalescence.
John Goodwin entertained his
cousin Miss Margaret Brown from
Cleveland. Ohio at his home Fri
day March is. Covers were laid
Tor twenty-four guests.
The Sophisticated Socialites Will
sponsor a birthday party in honor
OF Miss Della Gordon. vice presi-
dent. Saturday evening. March 26
at 9lS Walbridge street. The Les
Club de Runners have been in
vited to attend. Sponsors predict
lhis AFFAIR to be a delightful oc-
rasion.
Mrs, Ethel Mitchell was hostess
10 the Alpha Bridge Club Thurs
day Guests included Mrs. Lydia
Hughey and Mrs Virginia Powell
and others.
The Peter and John" contest
being staged by r Earl and c. Cox
VIII terminate at Second Baptist
'hurch March 81.
Rev. r. G. Crawford was guest
pastor TO the Second Baptist
'hurch last Sunday at which time
lie delivered an educational SER
non. The Junior Choir rendered
musical selections.
A surprise party was given In
honor of Mrs. Beatrice Ware last
evening at her home, 74I|
'arker street. Covers were laid
or twenty-seyen guests. Games
we're enjoyed and many lovely
'irts were received by the honoree.
The Douglas Little Theatre, a
lewly organized dramatic group.
iold meetings on Monday and
Tuesday evenings from Z to 9
o'clock. Their first production is a
comedy in three acts en-
tiled Look Who's There.
A campers meeting was held
Thursday, March II at the Center.
lanes were enjoyed and camp
prospects were furthered by infor-
.,a1 Isao,.a.f~..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
EAST END NEWS
BY julia rae Turner
Zion Baptist Church


The Zion Baptist S. S. opened a
10 a. m last Sunday with Supt. A
Hockaday in charge The differ,
ent classes were ably taught b,
the teachers. The S. s. was happ,
TO welcome Mrs. Petite back aftel
brief absence. She is teacher o
Class No. 3 which was the banner
class Sunday.
Devotional service was conduct
ed by the officers OF the church
after which the pastor, Rev a
Whoey preached from Ps- no.:
choosing for subject. "A Willing
Church. II was a well prepared
sermon with many interesting and
helpful thoughts Several OF Zion:
members visited Mrs. Whoey anc
Mr. and Mrs. Bell
Mrs. Whoey wishes TO thank the
East Lake Sunday School for Tho
fruit they recently presented IA
mother, Mrs. J. Wilson j Goss is
the superintendent OF East Lake
S. S.
nth Community Club
The l4th Community Club met al
the regular meeting place. 272
Tennessee avenue. March ~ at
pm. The president presided.A gen.
eral discussion was entertained
about the club activities in the
community. Some very interesting
remarks were made by the presi.
dent and others.
The club will hold its next NEE,
ing Saturday March 26. All mem.
bers are requested to be present
Visitors and friends are always
welcome.
NJ. Wills is president; NJ. Cowan
Is secretary.
Younger Set
Didn't see you readers last week
but here we are this week with
more about the younger set Of East
End. II Is rumored that VIM. Gen
try is that way about G. Browning
II SO. what about Jessie Lightfoot!
Why was velma Isle making
passes at a certain sweet little girl
the other night? And between you
and me Kerwood Dewey is also
making eyes at her.
Why does James Smith tour re-
gular Sunday night visitor) OF late
carry a cane? II couldn't be that
he is looking for competition or
trouble.
Why has another Mr.. Smith been
avoiding his friends the past few
weeks?
Has Gretha Lost her p A. or
what is wrong with Hughie?
Rumor has II that c. NJ has f.
NJ. on the run about TE.W. Now
has 4. NJ. lost her s. A.?
Misses Ruby Gadson. Georgen,a
Greer and Frances Turner are the
three young girls who give us a
merry race around the church.
They are very popular among the
younger set and keep up quite well
In talk and rings
Bernice Hart was seen not 90
long ago with an almost engaged
young man. Now what are you Dr.
ing dear?
Well. see you next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
Minister Completes
81 Years In Service

The Rev Mr.. Miller. OF CHICAGO.
preached the morning service a.
New Zion Baptist Church. sis Al
frd street, Sunday, His subject
was stay On the Rattle Front
and Serve The Lord"
The thirr-second year Of the
Evening star., 1938-10-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVAL OFFICER WISHES COMPLETELY
Furnished house in nearby Virginia or
D. C. from Nov. IS to Feb. /. 1899. Have
2 baby children. Must have bedrms., in
closed yard and maids quarters. Call
Temple 1850. MRS. TOTTEN.
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ROCK CREEK PARK.
ESTATES SACRIFICE.

on high elevation with lot having gs
feet frontage. This home has q most at
tractive exterior and interior. The living
ing room which has French doors opening
on flagstone terrace; large library or
f1rst-foor bedroom with lavatory and show
with incinerator. The second floor has 3
bedrooms and 2 beths; servants room and
bath in basement; automatic gas heat;
two-ca1 garage. Many other comfortable
features. SMALLER HOME CONSIDERED
IN EXCHANGE. Phone MR. HALL. Repub-
lie 11S1. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205
Investment Bldg
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FRENCH PROVINCIAL,

In Barnaby Woods. One Of the most de-
lightfui and exclusive residential communi-
ties in Washington. Convenient TO shop
ping center and schools. yet quietly situ-
ated on the rim of Rock Creek Park. Lc.
80 It. wide, nicely planted. with spacious
gardens adjoining home. All brick; heavy
Slate roof, This home, containing z rooms.
beautiful living porch. 3 baths Il in base
ment for servantl. and attached garage.
is now available for your inspection. Of
fered at extremely low figure for Immediate
sale. Call Emerson 2794.
$6,950-SACRIFICE SALE.
1900 BLK. 9th ST. .N.W.-DUNIGAN
built Colonial brick home, splen-
did rms. tile bath. 3 porches.
h.-w.h., garage; close schools. shops
and quick transportation. FLOYD
r. DAVIS. CO, Natl. O3J2. Ewes,
Emerson 9536.
$7,5OO-CORNER COLONIAL BRICK
home-N Cap. and Bryant sts. nr.
st. Martins Church: rms. recep.
hall. 2 additional glassed-in large
rooms. completely redecorated. incl.
new hardwood floors and tile bath
h.-wh.: 4-car brick garage. Ideal
location for doctor or could be con-
yertcd into 2 apartments. Easy
terms and cheap at this price
Open Saturday and Sunday until
dark. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO, Natl
O352 Ewes, Emerson 1886.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Confinuad

WHAT YOU HAVE LOOKED FOR.
Nearby-5 rms. and basement. sleeping
porch. attic for two more rooms; garage;
h.-w.h.. with oil: extra lot: paved street
and near bus and schools less than SO, 900;
$3.50 cash. balance like rent. For informa-
tion. Mr.. Lynch. Randolph 1912. or
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
: 2426 39th ST. NV.
cat 39th and Calvert Sts.)
ron, rooms complete baths; recreation
,oo. WAPLE &. JAMES. INC,
l224 14th st. NV. Owners. Dist. 3346.
THE PLACE COULD VERY WELL BE IN
SHERWOOD FOREST OF ENGLAND.
It's a quaint little house in its high set
IN ihf a T is yeS H
stately stat trees hang, over the caves; A
There's spacious green lawn. handicapped
with beautiful evergreens and flowers:
within its sturdy walls the charm Of
beamed ceilings. hammered iron fixtures.
places: in this air Of Colonial simplicity the
years move swiftly backward to time
dimmed days: There Is living room OPEN
ing onto fiagstone terrace dining room.
Sunroom and kitchen on the first floor.
Three bedrooms, child's room, two baths,
cedar-lined closets on the second floor. A
fellowship with its large open fireplace and
toasted with stout and ale and good things
to eat before cracking fire. much as our
10refathers would have done. The price?
all: we have home" for sale. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN Met 114e until q n m
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

POT. HGTs.-,BACHELoR, APT. OR SET
tied couple; 3 rms, k. bath, private en-
trance; reference $40 Emerson 7J4s q
:, AND 3 FURN. RMS. KIT, FINE GAR
den: gas, light, heat included: $40 and $50.
Va, minutes frsm city. Walnut i i5S7-R.
COzY, .FURN. APT, 2 R., X, B.. GAS,
elec. refg.. h.-w h. turn.:. lOc bus fare; en-
ployed couple $40 oxford 1903
SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL, SUNNY OUTSIDE
corner apis. spacious lawns; insulated and
Wth tub and aaa shower s4 to s
water. heat hot water and garage. RAY
MOND. Duncan and De Witt aves. Alexan-
dria. Phone Temple $3.50. Open evenings.
s32 DO RMS. KITCHENETTE SEMI
bath; gas. elec.: oil heat; mr. bus. stores;
unfurn- 10l4 N. Hudson. Arlington, Va
$50 3.5o-FURN.; 2 RMS. KITCHENETTE,
bath. private entrance. porch. ST. heat
water: vacant 18th. Walnut 9l63.
1901 N, STAFFORD ST. ARLINGTON
modern home; u bl. bus; heat. light and
gas.
NEAR MD. UNIV R. AND BATH
cleo. stove and refg.; heat and electricity
furnished; S45 Box 442-T. Star.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
ST.. Just off Mt. Vernon ave. near new high
school: large living room bedroom tile
bath built,in tub with, shower; dinette:
and hot water furnished; ali outside rooms:
.,.x ShopTE IS & COLBERT; INC. NC, ..
FOR FOR ,CoLLoRED, CHEsTEERBRooK, VA,
<. semi-private. bath. perfect condition;
nj aiWhI ynridsd h W. elec for light and cooking
at door. JOHN R. PICKETT, INC. De-
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NATIONAL MORTGAGE &
INV. CORP.

INV. CORP,
Natl. 1898. 1912 N. Y. Ave. NV.
1927 18th ST. NV.
rental. S65 per month.
BOSS & PHELPS,
-1417 K st. NV. National $500.
1917 HARVARD ST. NV.
26l1 18th ST. NV. -
Q r and :; s525 10th ST. NV. sos''0
T. aAi 1921 2 N" N. CAPITOL ST. 5000
6 r., b.. garage; detached $3.50
sos 1st ST. Sc.
. 'HN i l424 Il Pa. a AVE. Sc. s'' %
4N 3o2 H ST. NV. S''''0
207 F ST. NV. ''''''
WASH: AS l. LOAN g. TRUST e.. ce5.'0
900 st. r. E. Dept. Natl 3440.
1910 D ST. NE
3 rms. bath. front porch, cellar.
furnace heat. garage; perfect
COOS 1st ST. NV, ''O0
ses "fR1 RAIEiaH IEfe Hasd ST. ST. $3.50
rms. bath. circulating heater.
front porch: garage age- $500
P. j. WALSHE. INC,
1107 EYE ST. NV.
MA. 6468.
1872 KENYON ST. NV, Com
pact, 2 stories, insulated, bed
rooms, 2 baths, automatic heat,
recreation room, $85. Available
now. Sandoz, Inc, Dupont 1884.
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Environment for Children.

in the best invironment. this delightful
detached home. near Chevy Chase Circle:
is the answer. Containing q rooms and
bath. double. back porches, fireplace. oil
burner and detached garage, it is offered
at very little more than the $1,000 trust.
Call Mr., SAMPSON: National 2040: eve
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Exceptional Home Values

Exceptional Home Values
Near Navy Yard
1852 d St. SE.-&5O.OO.
Colonial home; living room, dining
room, two bedrooms. inclosed porch.
kitchen and bath: large front porch and
screened rear porch.
Upper Northwest Section,
1850 Eleventh st. NW.-$5O.
Living room. dining room. bed.
rooms. kitchen and bath; enclosed
porch, two-car garage.
Large Home in Petworth,
All Decatur st. N.W.-$15.
Living room. dining room. 4 bed:
rooms. kitchen and bath: 1nclosed
| porches; garage; rear yard; convenient
to schools; excellent transportation.
Near 18th and Park Rd.,
14IS Parkwood Pi. N.W.-$85.
Living room. dining room. 4~bed-
rooms, 2 baths. screened rear porch,
kitchen: two-cAr garage; electric re-
frieeration laundry tubs and extra Law.
atory in basement. Frigidaire.
14O4K CAFRITZ Dist. 9080
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DUPLEX FLAT FOR RENT.
1904 Sth ST NV. PETWORTH.
2 bedrooms dining and living rooms
kitchen. pantry. bath. back ard front
porcheS; cellar: oil heat: automatic hot
water. All rooms large and airy. Cedar
lined closets. Call Adams S40J-R. F.. E.
YILEK
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FLATS FOR RENT.
LEX FLAT FOR RENT

FIVE ROOMS AND BATH AND PORCH
hot-water heat electricity; rent S35 so
33Si2 18th st. ne. WAGGAMAN-BRAW
NER, 700 Eve st NV
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CLEVELAND PARK
BARGAIN.
Detached home in perfect condition,
containing 9 large bedrooms. 2 baths; fire.
pantry and breakfast nook; oil burner;
garage. Nice lot with large trees. The
price Is only $l3;5oQ. PHONE Mr., Mr.; HALL HALL
2o5 Investment Bldg. ~
START NOW TO PLAN YOUR NEW SUB
urban home for next spring by using the
Fry Plan to save costs, We furnish
BUILDER.
ARCHITECT.
You furnish small down payment.
E. M. FRY, INC,
69O2 Wis Ave. Wis. GAO.
SACRIFICE.
$1,000 cash payment will purchase large
4-family apt. house in ne. Rent 3 apis.
and live in one free. Atlantic 7424.
AcT Rg11T 51itkf9' SGD
BEAuTiFUL Hf7tH we AWoonR1DGE
GARDENS.
$8,250-EASY TERMS.
SAMPLE HOUSE.
ALL 18th ST. NE.
SEE THESE HOMES OF QUALITY.
LARGE RMS. FIN1sHED RECREATION
hik hM d6Nb6NN R5 5HT6 kHIcsN PAvEb sfRAE
9yEag ARP s3ss
ySgk ysSa HogSE MShnH NJ s4HAFSiz HEAPE
$S 5S ESHng g. 5s + szs
PAUL, p STONE. ADAMS O653
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THE SOUTHERN.

1907 NJ ST NV
Completely furnished apt. one room and
bath, $37.0Q to $4,000; includes elec-
tricity. gas. linen and maid service.
Apply Resident Manager.
2249 SHANNON PL. Sc.
Bedroom, kitchen and inclosed porch:
heat: light and gas furnished. $4,000
New York ave. ne. Natl. 1416. 12s
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1902 JENIFER ST. NV
Semi-detached. rooms. 9 baths sun
porch, oil heat. elec. refg., garage 500. 90
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HOUSES UNFURkISHED.

practically new, modern in every ~ detail; I, 81
acres. beautifully landscaped: garage;
RYAN Ra'Fs Republic ahi "saii saIe. ID" 'oNNoN q
NEAR SHoREHAM--4 BEDRMs. . BATHS,
row brick redecorated built-in gar. elec.
refg.. oil heat: 500. Wisconsin 4o6O.
2ot CONNECTICUT AVE. (sUBURBAN,
& LITTLE, INC. 1906 18th st. NV
CLEVELAND PARK-AN s-RooM DE-
tached house, mr.. National Cathedral and
ppble school; saa rent sloo. Call OWNER
sIiaE SHEyY q, GaAsE 5aai s,.d p cll ~. Rms
room and b. lst ~. oil heat: Vienna. Va.
rms b. sM sa PuLToN Fl nrelsy ead os
1427 Eye st. NV. Dist. 5231; evenings,
a. t4odm agRhy b,cf pI iSiIEs
Realty 05ek co Earass
OPEN AND Lie L1GHTEp, BY OWNER, 8
B. C.. near Rock Greek Park and Mil:
also also ne nearby 10 ri ms S.s ba. Il bedroom
NEAR CAPITOL. GOVT, pEPTs:-656 9th
$50 mo INSPECT eGnsf nos Call fn ADAMS
1872 LAMONT ST N.W.-6 RMS, BATH
ami, $50 month. Georgia 7746, Dis
FOXHALL-BEAUTIFU REDECORAT-
ed throughout; e rooms, double rear
porches, overlooking wooded park; oil heat.
garage. Call National 1910.
FOXALL. OVERLOOKING GOVERNMENT
parks rooms. . baths. double rear
porches, garage. Call Natl 1040.
1717 HOBART ST. NV. MT. Pleas
ant bedrooms to be redecorated; !;
gar, elec. refg, gas heat; $75. Adams
1874 PARK RD.-9 ROOMS e BED
rooms. & inclosed breakfast porch. screened
friserator. % gas beat. garage; $50 per per
month. Call WAVERLY TAYLOR. NC.
Natl. 1910, or Col. s7s7 to inspect.
7-ROOM BUNGALOW: ALL MOD. CON
ven.; income property; school. trans; pleas
ant surroundings. Call Georgia 2750.
623 KENYON ST NW-6 RMS, TILE
bath. h.-w.h.. cellar. garage. yard. porches;
S52 30. Immediate possession. Met. 4S13
29O7 CATHEDRAL AVE.-7-ROOM HOUSE.
bedrooms, , baths. refg: oil burner: ga
rage. Call Dupont 2574 for appointment.
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2e3 CONCORD AVE. NV.

223 CONCORD AVE. NV.
Cat Kennedy St. and Kansas Ave)
New-house condition: rooms, 3 porches.
attic: garage. A house that will increase
in value. First commercial zone. See it.
Easy terms to responsible party.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3346.
S4.95O IN. CAPITOL ST. - GROOM
modern brick: lst commercial; terms.
LEO M. BURNSTEIN Sy CO.,
7l8 9th st. NV. Met. 5400 Till PM.
MARIETTA PARK.
SS,250-EaSy Terms.
Completely reconditioned home: 9 rooms.
bath, Oil heat We received this house in
trade for one Of our new houses. Want to
turn it over quickly. See it today. Mr..
Fields, Georgia 2042
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
1924 14th St. NV. District 3346.
NEAR CATHEDRAr-S11,5OO
Brick home of eight rooms (four on each
floor). two baths attic. automatic heat,
opportunity to obtain one Of these larger
homes at this reasonable. price in the
heights near Wisconsin and Massachusetts
aves. Reasonable terms may be arranged
for . responsible purchaser. Shown only
by appointment by phoning Met. 1893, or
evening shep. 1444-J.
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1927 RUNNYMEDE ST. NV.
rooms. 2 baths, shower in base
ment, recreation room, oil heat,
elec. refg., garage .0O
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H. G. SMITHY CO..
S11 18th St. National 1904.
1923 PLEASANT ST. SE
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$9,95O.O0.
DETACHED BRICK.

S9,95U.UU.
DETACHED BRICK.
Chevy Chase. D. c.. near schools. trans
portation and stores. Costs between 900
and $1,000 to heat a year. Large living
room. dining room and kitchen, first floor:
3 bedrooms, ] u baths on second floor; attic
has two rooms and storage. heated; screen
ed. weather-stripped and awnings on lime
stone; open terrace off of dining room.
abo All the Bree as asked pbope 1he5e Naca saying OF
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
POI Investment Bldg. Dist 6092.
CLEVELAND PARK-$11,950.
most convenient location. close to
schools stores and transportation. Stucco
over metal lath. bedrooms. baths. attic
ator, gas range and Bryant gas heat: ga
| rage; beautiful lot: new-house condition.
Evenings. call Mr.. Irwin Geo. 1919.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
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Semi-detached. z rooms. bath. h.-wh
garage. Good condition.
CAYWooD BROS. d GARRETT. INC,
015 N. Y. Ave. National O9S2
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BURLEITH.

1417 Whittier st. N.W.-$90.
Just of 18th ST. bedrooms 9 baths;
also maids room and bath. large attic: hot
water heat. electric refrigeration; built-in
garage.
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$1O,250.
NEW DETACHED BRICK.

p4O,6CO.
NEW DETACHED BRICK.
This new Chevy Chase Colonial. CENTER
entrance, Groom home with bath and
layatory, automatic heat and modern
kitchen is a good buy at this price. Bus
at corner. Evenings call Georgia 7731.
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
Matt. 5000. s11 18th St. NV.
SENSATIONAL BARGAIN.
Mortgage requests offers on this modern,
detached home in beautiful
SHEPHERD PARK.
bedrooms, 2 baths. recreation room.
etc; just recondtioned; vacant.
GEO. 2S02. w. L. MOORE. DIST. S917.
New All-Brick Bungalow-$6 $50.
large rooms on first floor, attic space
full bright cellar. real fireplace; full tile
bath. built-in, tub with shower; scientific
kitchen. h.-w.h.. and Il. ". f.: lot 5Oxl co.
Convenient to stores, schools. churches and
transportation sIs 7lR Gist ave-, Silver
herd 1911.
Evening star., 1938-10-12

Rental Bargains-Bethesda
| 204 FAIRFIELD DRIVE, $50 MONTH.
| 110l WISCONSIN AVE. sos MONTH.
Four and five room bung allows in excel
lent, condition. with automatic heat and
| refrigeration.
THE NEWBOLD DEVELOPMENT CO..
76l1 Wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin 52S6.
Evening star., 1938-10-12

1925 CLIFTON ST. NV.
rooms. 2 baths. oil heat. garage $4,000
Evening star., 1938-10-12
THINK OF THIS.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW,

SB.25O.
This beautiful home contains B rooms,
tile bath. full basement and attic; oil heat.
air conditioned: on lot 50xl60. For in
formation call Walnut 1887.
Evening star., 1938-10-12

1921 KENYON ST. NV.
8 rooms, l "a baths. hot-water heat,