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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
FISH FRY HONORS
EDUCATION GROUP
Parent Teacher Association
Gives Adult Education
Class Supper

The Vance county council of
Parent-Teacher Association, under
the leadership of Mrs. D. D, Ho-
cutt, president, entertained at fish
fry supper at the Community House
in South Henderson last Friday eve
ming, honoring the newly organized
w. P. A. Adult Education class,
numbering % under the direction of
Mrs. Wennie Ayscue. Most of the
local PIT. A. groups contributed to
this occasion, and are very proud Of
this latest undertaking.
Mrs. Ayscue presented her class
in a short program, which was very
interesting, and it is the hope of
the sponsoring group that many
others, who find themselves handi-
capped by the lack of the rudiments
of reading, writing and arithmetic
whether because of lack of oppor-
tunity when child to attend school,
or because of conditions arising
later causing them to leave school
will find themselves treking to thi>
adult school, whose classes fit the
schedule of most everyone. 1t is
the plan to teach many other sub
jects to fit the pupils to find them
selves in the community and live g
richer and fuller life.
Mrs Harry Chavasse contributed
largely to the success of the eve
ming, as well as Mrs. V. M. Robin
son and many others of the South
Henderson PIT. A. and community
Miss Kate Furman was pre-
sented and presented her adul
pupil. Miss Furman is a volunteer
worker, and seemed much pleased
with the progress her pupil has
made and Of the opportunity to rem
der the great service to the com
munity.
w. P. Parrish, members of the
board of county commissioners 0.
this county, was presented ane
spoke briefly of the merits of the
undertaking.
Mrs. Laurence D. Wall, distric
director OF PIT. A. added a few
words of commentator and en-
couragement.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31

In addition to scheduled ad-
dresses, open forum discussions,
group conferences, committee and
business meetings and reports py
officers Of various PIT. A. groups
throughout the State will also be
scheduled.
RecreatiOnal features will include
an informal reception in Graham
Memorial in honor of the delegates
by the Carrboro PIT. A. associa-
ton, demonstration of educational
motion pictures, dinner meeting of
district directors, the State presi-
dent and secretary; a tour of the
Carolina and Duke campuses; and
a carlton recital at Duke.
Mrs. Ray V. Sewers, wife of
Dean Sewers and fifth vice-presi-
dent of the Florida Congress of
Parents and Teachers, will repre-
sent the Florida organization at the
Carolina meeting and will conduct
devotional period each morning
of the four-day session.
Heading the Institute committee
is R. M. Grumman, Director of the
University Extension Division; Mrs.
Doyle D. Alley, of Waynesville,
president of the State Congress;
Mrs. J. w. Burke, Gibsonville,
treasurer; Mrs. J. S. Blair, Eliza
bethtown; Mrs Wilbur Devendorf,
Asheville; Mrs. E. F. Rhyme, Hick-
ory, and Mrs. I. A. Ward, Hert-
ford
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Radio Announcer.
Jack Brinkley, Is
Named In Article

An incident relating to Jack Brink
ley, formerly Of Oxford, and now
one Of the top-ranking radio an
nouncers of the "big-time" company,
is recounted in the August 4 issue
of Radio Guide. 1t is part Of the
"Backstage in Chicago" column of
Don Moore, and under the sub
heading "False Alarm" follows:
A kidnapping scare aroused sub
urban Chicago neighborhood when
four-months-old Susan Virginia,
daughter of Jack Brinkley, announc-
er of Kitty Keene' disappeared from
the Brinkley yard. The police were
on the search, and the frantic moth
er was just about ready to call in
the F. B. l., when two fOur-year-
old neighbor children returned the
baby, whom they had borrowed "just
to play house" Carlton Brickert,
Mac. of "Affairs Of Anthony" prizes
in his collection of walking-stickS
one made from the spine Of a shark
he caught off Bermuda. A few days
after Mr.. and Mrs. Young of "Pep
per Young's Family" observed their
twenty-first wedding anniversary,
Marion Barney, who plays Mrs.
Young, celebrated her own thirtieth
marriage milestone . A Chicago
dramatic clubs presentation Of
Shakespeare's "Winter's Tale" to be
staged next month, will use inciden-
tai music composed for the play by
versatile Virginia Payne, radios
"Ma Perkins," who is quite talented
in music as well as dramatics.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Speakers For PIT. a.
Institute Are Listed

Chapel Hill, July 31.-Members of
Parent-Teacher organizations rom
all sections Of the State will con-
vene here next Monday, August 7,
to participate in the 18th annual
Parent Teacher Institute which will
continue through Friday, August IL
The Institute is being conducted
by the University Of North Carolina
in cooperation with the North
Carolina Congress of Parents and
Teachers.
A number of prominent speakers
scheduled on the program includes
DR.. Clyde A. Erwin, State Superin-
tendent of Public instruction; Dean
Ray V. Sewers of Florida Southern
college; H. E. Stacy, of Lumberton,
president of the North Carolina
State School Board Association; DR..
j. Henry Highsmith, president of
the North Carolina Education Asso-
citation; julie B. Warren, Secretary
of the Association; r. Mayne AL
bright, Director of the State En-
pigment Service; Miss Grace Van
Dyke More, chairman of music of
the National Congress of Parents
and Teachers; Miss Ruth Wick
Everett, Field Secretary of the
North Carolina Education Associa-
tion; Prof. Guy. B. Phillips and
Prof. Roben J. Maasl1e, both Of the
University Education Department,
and Prof. Harold D. Meyer of the
University Sociology Department.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
LEO N. CHEIATHAM
BURIED ON SUNDAY
Former Resident of Hender-
son Succumbs to Heart
Attack Saturday

Leo NJ Cheatham, a druggist Of
Culpepper, Virginia, died Saturday
afternoon at his home there follow
ing a heart attack. His body was
brought to Oxford, where funeral
and burial services were held Sun
day afternoon at the Hunt bury
ing ground near Dickerson Station,
with Rev. E. C. Usry, Of Oxford,
officiating.
Mr.. Cheatham was reared in Ok
ford and Henderson. He was the
son of the late Mrs. Kate Cheat
ham and c. c. Cheatham. He was a
World War veteran and a Mason.
For number of years Mr. Cheat
ham held position with the Para
gon Drug Co. and Dorsey's Drug
Store.
He is survived by three brothers:
Young T. Cheatham, of Rocky
Mount; Charlie. C. Cheatham, of
Langley Field, Va; and Roy Cheat
ham, Of Wake Forest. Three sisters
also survive him: Mrs. Harvey
Jones, Of Wake Forest; Mrs. Oovie
Jordan, of Henderson; and Mrs. S.
S. Ferebee, Of ShaWDOrO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Chest Money
Is Requested

Calls are being made upon sup
porters of the Vance County Com
munity Chest for payment of the re
mainder of unpaid pledges so that
distributions may be made to the
various agencies sharing in the sup
port of the organization, it was said
today by Sam Afford, who recently
resigned from the presidency of the
chest
1t was understood payments on
pledges had been sufficient to meet
all requirements for the first nalf
of the year The chest was not wholly
provided for m the campaign last
fall, and there is now no prospect
that organizations sharing will re-
ceive the full amounts allotted them
in the budget, but distributions will
be on a prorate basis of funds that
are paid in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Rollins Back
From Meeting

E. M. Rollins, city-county superin-
tendent of schools here, and Mrs.
Rollins returned Sunday from Ridge
crest, where they were most of last
week attending the summer meeting
of school superintendent. Most OF
the county superintendent and a
large number Of city school eXecu-
tives attended, as we'll as number
of principals.
Speakers included State Supeiln-
tendent Clyde A. Erwin, and otlILr
educational department executives
from Raleigh. Curricula and school
finances were the chief subjects dis
cussed.
The school officials were treated
to a trip to the summit of Noun.
Mitchell, and also a tour through
parts Of Western North Carolina re-
oort regions, including Linville Falls.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Z In SOCIETY NEWS - e5S sS
ng0PartyAndSh07ger
GiUen For Miss Puckett

Mrs. J. J. S. Galloway and Miss
Della Puckett entertained jointly at
a miscellaneous shower Friday even
ing, July %, at o'clock, at the home
OF Mrs. Galloway on Granite street,
honoring Miss Eta D. Norwood,
whose marriage to Macon w. Short,
of Concord, will take place soon.
Beautiful mixed summer flowers
in bright colors were used in decorat-
ing the house.
Bingo and various other games
were played during the evening. Miss
Marie Puckett gave several humo-
rous readings, including "Aunt Dian
ma on Matrimony," which gave ad-
vice on matrimony to the bride-elect
A brides book was presented to
Miss Norwood and each guest wrote
good wishes to the bride.
Later in the evening, Misses Mar
ian Galloway and Ann ROySter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31

dressed as "Aunt Miranda" and
child, came in out of a shower of
rain and left basket of laundry
for Miss Norwood, which proved to
be many beautiful and useful gifts.
A delicious salad course was serv-
ed with iced tea.
Those enjoying Mrs Galloway and
Miss Puckett's hospitality were: the
honoree, Miss Norwood; Mesdames
R. A. Norwood, Garland E. Averette,
Tom Powell, Frank Jordan, J. Ed.
BagWell, J. H. Grissom, Bill Strick-
land, w. c. Gates, Jr., J. j. Daniel,
Ed. Royster, Earl Wagner, Rufus
Daniel, Donald Edwards, and Misses
Mildred Garrett, Amy Wick, Gibson
Hardawav. Ida Burroughs, Jane Ste
wart, Annie Leigh, Marie Pucket,
Agnes Royster, Halle Frank Mills,
Eleanor and Temple Davis and Los
sic Petty
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31

and Mrs. D. F. Blaylock of Warren
ton; and Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris
of Townsville.
Immediately following the Blay-
lock-McGehee rehearsal Friday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. McGehee
entertained informally for the bridal
party at their home on Mordecal
Drive. The guests were met at the
door by Mrs. Dorman F. Blaylock, OF
Warrenton and introduced to the re-
ceiving line.
The beautifully decorated brides
cake was cut by Miss McGehee. Mrs.
James Maynord and Miss Mary c.
Hutchinson assisted in serving punch,
Salted nuts and mints.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
RECORDER DISPOSES
OF TWO CHARGES

Robert Melton was charged in
county court today before Recorder
r. E. Clements with seduction, and
the State took a mol pros when it
was shown TO the court that the
defendant and the prosecuting wit
ness, Margie Clark, were married.
Richard Bullock, Jr., Negro, was
guilty of non-support, and prayer
for Judgment was continued upon
payment of the costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
MARRIAGES, PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
pOG DAYS.

aos days dry the earth' the grass
~lioi'l. ,.Ilmd soc~ rustling through the
yeli0TT Teads shake. Down by their
tie See'' '
roo'S 'r'ets sns at noon like softly
the clIIN' clIS'.o neas.
t'i,,"5 \ lhc pasture find the shade
e.i',' I'll. heads to tails to drive off
- al Il. day long the locust drones
~ ~ Fred Lape.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
CASE AGAINST SENTELLE
CONTINUED THIRD TIME

GaStOnia, July 3I.-The case Of r.
E. Sentelle, 63, of Southport, for
mer member OF the general assembly
who is charged with drunken driv-
ing, was continued Saturday for the
third time when called in police court
His lawyer, r. Gregg Cherry, pre-
sented a physicians certificate say
ing that Sentelle was too i'll to make
the trip here. The case was redocket-
ed for August o.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Here for Vacation

Miss Mary Frances Young has
come to spend her vacation with
her mother. Mrs j. M. Young, on
South Garnett street. Miss Garner
Blakey. of Philadelphia, is expected
10 arrive tonight to visit Miss
Young.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Enters II. S. HOSnitaI.

Jesse B. Elliott, World War vet
eran, of Route 4, Henderson, has
been admitted as a patient at the gov
ernment hospital at Kecoughtan, Va,
near Norfolk He will be there for
some time undergoing treatment, it
was learned today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
At Virginia Beach

Misses Florence Blacknall, Helen
Whimore. Mary Frances Williams
and Hilda Huff left Saturday for
Virginia Beach, Va, where they will
spend a week. They will be joineo
tomorrow by Miss Hazel Brame.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Circle to Meet

The Deanna Ayscue Missionary
Circle Of the First Congregational
Christian church will meet at the
church Tuesday evening at o'clock.
al members were urged to be pre-
sent
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
CHESTS Here Sunday

Nr. and Mrs. Moses Hines, of
Charleston. S. c., Mr. and Mrs. John
Goodman and son, and Mrs. James
NcFarland. Of Raleigh, were the
g1estS OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. McFar-
land Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Philathea Glass
Has Fish Supper

A chicken and fish supper was
enjoyed by the Philathea class of
South Henderson Baptist church,
with nearly all members of the class
attending The class teacher, w. H.
Kimball, was present.
The class expressed its apprecia-
ton to those who helped in prepar-
ing the supper.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Return From Beach

Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Allen, DR.. H.
T Allen. Mrs. Fannie Greene Staf-
ford and Emory and Allen Stafford
have returned from Nags Head,
where they spent the past week
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
,I.set End at Beach

H. and Mrs. Garland Greenway,
~ Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Davis
any, the Weekend at Virginia
Bsqch. Virginia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
From Carolina Beach

Miss Mary Ella Pegram, Miss
cr.dv~ Stokes, and friends have re-
mined from Carolina Beach, where
,rqv spent the Weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Return Home.

Ms Elizabeth Il. Watkins an! Miss
,.-qa w. MAY Rogers have returned
t,r'a t-,a after spending week ct Car
olna Beach,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Visi; at White Lake

ur and Mrs. Clinton Raynor spent
I.s+ week al White Lake. They were
so,ompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff
rrowder. OF Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
Return to New York

,rr and Mrs. Eugene Turner have
.+,rned Is their home in New York
.t-er visiting Mrs. Andrew J. Harris
ar some time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31

Nerve-racking headaches usually yield
promptly to the quick-acting ingredients
in the "BC" formula. Try a "BC" the
next time a headache is pounding
away. Note how quickly you are re-
Ieved and begin to feel much better.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31

Some fighters don't last long,
though they work out daily at the
horizonal bars. The trouble is
there's always a bartender behind
them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
VISITS in Farmville

,rss Ann 8acnan is visiting hen
N'>@ Mrs 3ill Turnage, in Farm
''II@ s'4 tor Some time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31

Mrs. Hicks About Same
The condition of Mrs. S. M. Hicks,
who has been critically i'll at the
home of. her daughter, Mrs. H. o.
Falkner, shows little change.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31

"BC" is also effective for the relief Of
muscular aches: pains Of neuralgia:
functional periodic pains. and as a
sedative in simple nervousness. Use
according to directions on package, and
always consult a physician when pains
persist. l0c & Csc sizes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
WarrentOn Guest

Jimmie Boyce, of Warrenton, is
visiting Dick Jones, Jr., at his home
on Belle street, for a few days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-31
IIndercoeS OperatiOn.

UndergOeS Operation.
w. L: Rogers underwent an opera
ton at Maria Parham hospital this
morning In the early afternoon he
was said to be resting comtrtabiy.
Evening star., 1939-05-27
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WE CAN RENT YOUR PROPERTY QUICK
~; PROMPT remittance Call Natl 1854
WINFIELD & THRUM 9NS 10th NV
MODERN HOUSE. - ACRE OR MORE.
265-E. Star
RESPONSIBLE ADULTS WISH OR 7 RIM,
nome NIL: NV, sect; auto heat: gar;
excel refs. Not over $50 Rand 5O5l
LET US RENT YOUR HOUSES FOR YOU
we have waiting list
1918 K ST. BETHEL Dist 31On
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BETHESDA

IJkJI|ZI.
new homes in Glenbrook Village S
rms: porch. fireplace air conditioned:
20 90. rms. garage. fireplace air con-
altloned. $50. Large, wooded lot mr.. Ma
Naval Medical Center
NEWBOLD DEVELOPMENT CO..
'oll WIS. Ave- Bethesda. Md. Wis. $3.50.
Evening star., 1939-05-27
TIFFEY- BUILT
STUDIO HOME,
JUST OFF
KANSAS AVE NV.

NANOAO AVE. INV.
Excellent opportunity to purchase this
attractively arranged 6-room and bath
brick home large back porches. two fire.
SEE THIS REAL VALUE. Call HARRY
ol
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BETHESDA.

BETHESDA.
New homes in Glenbrook VILLAGE
rms. porch. fireplace; air-conditioned 8
rms. garage, fireplace; aforementioned
Large, wooded lot. mr.. National Institute OF
Health. adjoining new Naval Medical Cen
ter
NEWBoLD DEVELOPMENT CO..
1911 Wis. Ave, Bethesda. Md. Wis. $3.50,
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED,
(Continued)

9-RM; HOUSE, 1s49 LAMONT ST NV
8 paths maids room; oil burner to be in
stalled: double garage; 2 sleeping porches.
Aisi Agents: L. Rust. Plant g. Gordon, Inc.
37I5 RI" ST. NV. {BURLEITH-AVAn,-
able July. lst 8 rooms and bath, eiec.
refrigeration. garage; near schools and
WanSsy WvanSportst0n sa0n excellent condition Call
BETHESDA, Is OAK .PL.-6 r. AND B.,
gaTage;; redec:: large shaded lot; reas. rent.
ons Once m;sannsiS hours Nat 1925. Sat- sun eve
431 CEDAR ST, Tx. PIX, D. C.-WELL-
located s-rm, house with oil heat yard with
trees. ROBT. E. LOHR, 311 Cedar st..
takoma Park. Georgia 0ss1.
MODERN DETACHED HOUSE 4 BED
dental NV. sec Call Emerson 3sas. ~
CHEVY CHASE AND BETHESDA.
We have large list of houses from $50
,s 10 Sl25 per month. Call us for appoint
100 EpW. H. JONES,
552O Conn. Ave. Woodley 1900.
hi5a 1454 NEWTON ST: NV, NEAR 18th.
" NAN o. B. HOPKINS,
District 7271 or Emerson 1903.
1881 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
A. D. ToRRE REALTY CO, ''''
1928 North Capitol St Dupont 1855.
1922 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW-6
rooms rooms bath, gas; electricity. garage
H. H CARTER
6l3 18th st. NV. National AIS.
204 INDIANA AVE. NV.
.9 r and b., elec. light. hot-water heat;
% RANDOLPH PL NV
g r. and b.. elec. light. hot-water heat:
$4,000.
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO..
National 2242. 6l0 St NV.
WHITE BRICK BUNGALOW.
rooms and bath, automatic heat,
garage, perfect condition; S75.
8 rooms, bath and garage: $50.
Z rooms, baths, garage; 500.
EDW. H. JONES,
$500 Conn. Ave. Woodley 1900
4Soh POTOMAC AVE NV
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SILVER SPRING. MD-S6, $50
lib Gist ave.-New all-brick bungalow
3 spacious rooms, living room with fire.
place. dining room, modern kitchen . bed
rooms tile bath heh-ceiling basement
suitable for recreation room. Fulls attic
space for two large rooms and bath:
plumbing in attic. roughed in. House
screened, weather-stripped. caulked; street
paved and paid Convenient stores. schools,
transp. Easy terms. SPRINGLAWN. INC.
Shepherd 1871 Hyattsville 252-J
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1913 Fl ST. NV. DIST. 4HUU.
SILVER SPRING, 4l9 CEDAR RID,
Rambling brick bungalow. insulated,
IS. steel easement windows. recreation
room, largest cellar built: rear yard like
park; size of house doesn't show from
front. Turn right Mrs. KS Tavern and left
at top next hill. House on left side.
Sacrifice oSs
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18th ST. BARGAIN

NORTH PARK RID
Fine Store end Flats
Corner renting SlS1.50 monthly. Neigh
borhood getting better every day. $500
monthly payment trust can remain.
PRICE ONLY $15,500.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
111o II NJ w
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ADELBEFT W. LEE

I MUST BE SOLD!
Hillcrest bungalow. Owner leaving the
! city. Value. S. 500 but your offer con-
! sidered 2311 32nd st. Sc. Evening
phone Lincoln 1000
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!
Detached; living, room, dining room, bed
room. kitchen and bath, st floor bed
detached lear garage lawns and shrub
berry convenient to stores and transporta-
s11 18th St, NV National 5000.
1907, S ST, Nw,--s ROOMS. BATH
h.-w.h. elec; immediate occupancy.
Natl aNhH MAURICE FITzGEFHEP ia55 = g. NV
ao3o TENNYsoN ST. NV, CHEVY CHASE,
d. CA delightful home. completely
modern. q rooms, . baths. cedar closet, oil
ssad EpW; pSsn H; JONES & G5s,IsN ST. nc ssqoo
WELLINGTON VILLA. ON MT VERNON
blvd.-Bunealow. consisting Of bedrooms
, "a RANpALL PAL IJs H HAGNER CO. e., 1NGi; N66o
CHEVY CHASE, D, G, 3733 MORRISON
S nTDessGhsd d hppe bss oqm
servants room and bath in basement.
1922 Buchanan st. n.w.-6 rooms. bath,
hT,i:i Aha n' 5th st. foI. n.w-e rooms and bath.
hot-water heat; front and rear porches;
1922 H St. NV District 1892.
740 ROCK CREEK, CHURCH RD,
.re . rooms nso baths, 5 bedrooms; ga
,a|v o. SHANNON i y! 6 n & IucHs Co., a,,.
1905 H ST. NV. National 2345.
NEW ROOMS BATH WITH SHOWER;
Oh heat; deep lot. Cali Sunday at 1860
49,. s VA WAPEE 8 & W JAMES l,se:; INC, s,.s
sn,, a5ls s,s FULTON. ST; NV, ..r.,
friFerator;, in excellent condition: available
-as sTHos. J. FISHER & GO. INC:
e-,oon, al2s NEWTON tI ST. NE NE, szo
4o.4 aand ST. NE. ~
Broom Detachsd Bungalow, s47,5o.
4nlol9 l5th PL NE 90.
1910 VT. Ave. NV. National 4s4e.
sl4 WHITTIER, P1. NV
bedrooms. l rear porch. elec. refs.
1905 sHASNoN i 81 \ 6 s LUcHs Safi CO. aa4s.
), 1902 4th ST. sw, soooo
rms kit isaa 9a'h 4th ii0ys ST. hss' sw. $4,000
rms k''ii se7 VaEsF EYE fssf' ST s.w. s.0'0o
rms bath ass sisc,; G fsf 81. A5eSla s%' $4,000
rms. bath h..wh, ami. $4,000
.sa ,!1b THoyp zE' EwI Z DAVIS Ss7E Sc. oase.
Az ilth ST; SEE R.. B. ELEc.,
'0s ss .n s i p u Ssss. S;S ese ss''
coRNER-cHEVY CHAsE-s9o MONTH.
(Only years old) rooms, 4 bedrooms.
baths oil heat; g sarage % Owner p, requires GbnT
800 1lth ST NE
rooms bath. h-wh., oil burner.
new stove: newly decorated Five
car automobile repair shop also
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So, ,25O-8 ROOMS 2 BATHS,

? BEDRMS. AND BATH ON 1st FL
Chevy Chase. D. c.. q substantially con-
structed lot 1872 # deep; 3 bedrms. and
! bath on 2nd A.. oil heat. elec. refg. maid S
rm. and lavatory in basement. garage;
near 32nd and Nebraska ave. and bus
line. Eve. or Sun. phone Ches 1000.
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1921 3Oth PL. NV.

G. Blks. East Conn. Ave. and Ellicott ST.
Desirable s rms. y baths and lavatory
detached brick dwelling. adjacent to Rock
Greek Park: attractiyely furnished: COM
pietely screened and insulated; cleo re-
friseration 2-car garage; maids room and
front and rear yards; available for months
of June. July, August and first part of
Sept. Inspect any time. For appointment
call WoOdley 1921
Evening star., 1939-05-27

Lovely. modern brick home. in fine conv
NV. neighborhood; large living room. open
fireplace. dining room den and kit,
bedrms.. tiled bath; elec. refg. nice yard
and garage.
BRoDIE & COLBERT, INC, NATL. ss75.
1913 IRVING ST. NV
Fine brick home in nice neighborhood; :;
4 bedrooms. , baths living room with
nreplace. porches. one screened. one
glassed; garage: $3.50
WEAVER BROS INC Dist o4S6
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$4,000.
F. SAUL CO
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

1905 MILITARY RID, CH. CHI, D. c.
Moderately furn., 8 rms. bedrms. gas
refg., grand piano; SS5 Emerson 9la0.
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HERE'S VALUE-$57.50.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1886 18th ST. NW.-1 AND . RMS %
rms. 'front.', twin beds: gas elec. refrig. ;
croSs-ventllation. Newly dec; $40 up.
CLIFTON MANOR. 25l4 14th ST. NV
ouet floors: switchboard. elevator; $50 to
S61 80. Nnfurn.. S3h 10 $40
Evening star., 1939-05-27

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 3416 OLIVER ST
+ lovely rooms, sleeping room downstairs
three upstairs; wonderful condition. large
porches, lot landscaped; excellent neigh
borhood; open for inspection; bargain;
Evening star., 1939-05-27

OWNER MUST SELL oUICKLY-No
brokers--yr. .-old brick. & lRe rms, .
baths: bedrm., bath 1st f.: lovely lot:
conv. schools. buses. in nearby Va Make
me an offer Chestnut Os16
Evening star., 1939-05-27

Located in a fine Northwest location.
overlooking Govt park. this new all-brick
home is one of the best buys in Wash.
ington today 1t consists of six rooms and
tiled bath and has every modern con-
venience including automatic gas heat, and
at the unusual low price of S7950.00 The
beautiful appointments and modern equip
ment compare favorably with those in
much higher priced homes. Moderate cash
payment and balance like rent. Open daily
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 X St. NV. District 1918.