davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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VIII, BUY So. OO0-Ss.O0O MODERN 6-RM.
ouSe D, c. or nearby direct from owner.
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rEF MAPYTAND REALTY.

al5 10Th ST. NV. Ma. SoH5
Waldorf OHice Open Daily and Sunday,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS = 32s
acres dairy and stock farm: Sl@.5n0. is
StanchionS shipping % D. C. very pro-
ductlve soil. with streams.
1875 acres. EQUIPPED in farming belt: 20
acres under cultivation IN one field MONEY!
maker on hard road. cleo, partly modern;
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW. MD - lOO-F-T
front by lac TO 1Sf deep. wooded: lOc 50.
II, Chevy Chase. D. c corner 55xl21-.5;
all imp $1,000. ! block Of Western
ave. 34oxlO4 It sites for low-cost houses;
5000 each. GEO. E. DIEFFENBACH, EN-.
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SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR RENT.

BRICK HOUSE. WILLIAMSBURG TYPE. .
bedrooms, living room. dining room. hard
wood floors, kitchen with modern cabinet,
electric range. Westinghouse refrigerator,
large attic. large front and back yards, hot
water heat: short drive from Silver Spring,
Md. on Colesyllle pike. Phone Georgia
iU22
NEW COLONIAL WHITE BRICK HOME
in Alexandria about ! miles from d. c.
Den. living. dining and 3 large bedrooms,
ll2 baths. maids toilet. recreation room.
large lncloSed porch, garage, furnace and
laundry. purchaser to assume $1,000 first
mortgage $40 90 per month to execute
50, 900 md MORTGAGE. and to pay Sl,5OO
cash; or viii rent for Sl10 per month.
Call OWNER. District 1917.
TOWN WITHIN A FOREST-WASHING
ton Grove, Nd near Rockville, Route 240.
Houses for rent or sale. unusual opDor-
tunities for families desiring homes at
moderate cost IN refined home atmosphere.
paved roads, electricity. water. sewage.
municipal trash and garbage collection.
municipality owned recreational facilities
provided See MAYOR McCATHRAN,
Maple ave. Washington Grove. 25+
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LARGE CORNER LOT, 40 by $50 North
Irving and 4th SIS North Ashton Heights,
Clarendon. Virginia Apply owner NJ.
DONOHUE. ! - Power st, Providence. r 7.
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OWNER BEING TRANSFERRED Will
sacrifice for ca n: heavily wooded lot over
] acre. with stream IN nearby Va IN
Guire FAILS Church 400
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GREAT SACRIFICE.

GREAT SACRIFICE.
Beautiful and substantial brick bun
galow type house ultra modern in every
respect, situated on high hill with Il
acre of land; give away price at S6S00,
reasonable terms. Call MIR. BOWEN. Falls
Church 2267
Want Your Property SOLD?
Then list it with HANSEL and watch
RESULTS. what We list, we SELL
over a period OF years. every single
property sold. but that's our record;
- years in The same location. a SD 900
mechanical layout for turning the prop
erty YOU don't want, into the CASH you
do want.
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC,
Clarendon Trust Bldg. Arlington. Va
Phone oxford Oio0 or Falls Church 15SlJ.
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FALLS CHURCH. VA-LARGE LOTS. CITY
water, sewer, schools and bus. CLARK w.
CROSSMAN Phone F. C. 1916. 25'
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241n 18th ST NV.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

Building for sale, contains fine store
and > nice apis; price very reasonable. H
II. CARTER 6l3 18th ST. NV Ma. 411s
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ALEXANDRIA-NEWB BRICK 3-BEDRoOM
house fireplace IN living room. attached
garage. wooded lot; very desirable loca-
ton: Sc. 900
Beverly Hills-5-room BUNGALOW home
with many unusual features, such as mn
ished attic, breakfast room gear garage,
recreation room and bath in basement:
$3.50
Arlinston-Exoep eptional Investment in
duplex home. located on Lee boulevard. 10
minutes from White House; returning $3.50
per month.
Glebe 124s Oxford 1929.
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6-RM, BRICK HOUSE, ; BEDRMS..
= MI earage near tranSp.. shops. BOX
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HAVE CASH PURCHASERS FOR SMALL
;nveS+p,ent DrOpertv. must be priced right.
phone or write S. T. EWELL li17 l. ST.
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TREES. DOGWOOD AMI. 81 OR COX 50
plus. on hwy: pleasant sur, or ! Will bul.d
for you Georgia 215U
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SILVER SPRING PROPERTY WANTED
'or immediate cash sale H. BROOKS
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.oRNER LoT n. Southeast WAsHING::

SILVER SPRING Md ADJOINING.
front , streets over $4,000 so T. all .m-
provements. bus. etc. accept best Offer;
terms. OWNER. Sligo o4IG
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
tCOHtinund }
COIORED

Ideal location for doctor in excellent
ne section. Detached stucco. rooms.
Don't miss this value. Cali Mir Green,
DI. 3346, WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
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7-UNIT APT. SITE. CORNER OF CON.
duIt I'd ard Que st., plans and permit
mel, - 500. J. c WELDON CO ev-
elusive agent. NE BOIL. Eyes. EN- S4@H.
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516-520 3rd ST. S.W NEAR NEW GOVT.
bldgs.-Lot 5Ox95. suitable for gas sta
ton, with live parking; for trucking busi-
ness. taEicab business, any other 2nd
commercial use. 7. J. LANE Jr.' Ma.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1000 BLOCK OF H ST NE.-sTORE,
. aptS above: oil heat, 2-car brick sa-
rage in rear: priced for quick sale. Sl@.-
500. GUY TIMER, 1926 You ST. NV.
NO. 1901.
NEXT TO NEW SANITARY GROCERY
SelL-SerylCe Store-Large store ana oaSe-
ment with 6-rm apartment above. oil
heat @-Car gar. on vide alley. Apply
Is 1th ST ne. OWNER
CONiMERCIAL-IND GROUND
D c and Nd. Railroad sidings ~. al
prices E n L1GHTBOWN. Warhelo l323.
SPECAL-IRVING ST AT l4th NV
Store. : apt, all rented; oil hit. MRS. R.
ME IaS4 -
STORE, APT. AND GARAGE
On WIS ave north Of TenleytoWn, ac-
i've business now on premises, price OF
property. Sl4 900: nothing asked for good
VIII.
1907 Wis Ave. MI 2h25.
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% MILES FROM D c. on. U. s, ROUTE
No 50. 90 acres level fertile land, fenceG
and in grass, cid 6room house IN goou
c0ndItion lot OF possibilities, , hrepIaces'
good barn and outbuIldingS SHADE. olI-
standing mountain view. PrIce- s1INu";
terms FRENZEL. Mclean. va. Fhohe
L7Ir,
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VERY DESIRABLE CORNER LOT. 7ox
no f.. reasonable price. ny new Nay
Blog. So. Arllngton. Va. Phone MI 3659.
LOT IN WOODBRIDGE. TAYLOR ST. Nj,
rear md ST. ne. 5Ox15O. Price. S2-UiO.
Box 4I--A Star
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ARGYLE PARK. MD BEAUIIF UL
building lot. overlooking golf course. aSl9
DE- llas sve 5nYl 81 ss0m- OMre-. RA- Aml:l.
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CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
FARMS WANTED.

Exclusive Agen'S-
i9lO Wisconsin Ave WO 531l "5s
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NORTHUMBERLAND 5UXlSO, NEXT
3l35 Chestnut St. ne. and Govt. park;
restrictions; $4,000. OWNER, Warfeld
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TO SETTLE AN ESTATE. 80 ACRES, IS
miles from D C. wide frontage on U. S
No. so, very large brick home. mostly COM
pleted very fertile land. some Wooolana,
fruit shade stream. beautiful mountain
view Price, S11.500: terms. FRENLEL
Mclean Va Phone FlmWood 81.
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LARGE WOODED LOT IN AURORA
HIS, Virginia $50 Square Fee b.
sain. - 100 Cash Inquire @3OI South
Arlington Ridee Rd Arl Va
UNUSUAL ACRE HOMFsTTFS APpPOVF0
Ior Federal Housing Administration loans.
Several bargains Drive to end OF Co.
lGmola pike. turn right toward Falls
Church 70 Pleasant Ridge See owner
builder NJ MORROW on premises
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bEAUI FULLY WOODED LOTS RI
$trlcted Chevy Chase. D c. GuxI9n. SIX
goo. oyerloOklng park ana stream. !ess.
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VAN BUREN STONY Sl.5j0 :
Between Georgla Ave. and 18th ST. NV.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED LOT.
SHAPIRO. INC. 121I CONN AVE.

APT SITES
Centrally located i'll Arlington. Prices
suitable for purpose. Also nearby acreage.
Box SQ-D. Sfar
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LEESBURG RD; 400 ACRES. 100 TIM
Der. centuIy-Old S-rOom DWELLING; cleo
tricty. barns good fences springs
streams; $50 per acre. GEORGE w.
SUMMERS. NE. 3446
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IN THE TOWN OF FALLS CHURCH. VA
on South Lee st. new fve-room frame
house with oil burner and all modern i'm
provements on a lot of 1O.S50 square feet
Close to schools, stores and tranSporta ton
Price 81 $50
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IIg ACRES: EXCELLENT CONDITION. 4
acres woods: 6-room house, view, large
barn Hyattsville u334
Is A: FLOWED BALANCE WOOD;
spring stream: gravel pit. lumber. doors
windows 10 build house electrlc. C.c :
II 500. half cash "WENZ." Clinton, Md q,
phOnf 5a-W. open SUNDAYS
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OO1 y " AINDGIl - . IN. w.
SIX-room row brick bath alley, full
basement; only $500 for quick sale.
Open.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors,
9@5 New York Ave. NV Ma. 9197.
5OUl East Capitol ST. Ii. 354O.
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4 ACRES WITH COMFORTABLE HOME

T ACHES WITH COMFORIABLE HOME
Of large rooms. Is miles from Washing
bath; elec fireplace and / bedrooms ali OF
which have croSS-ventllation. More land
available. Price. $3.50; 81 600 down.
See MASON HIRST. Annandale. Va at The
end of Columbia Pike Phone Alexandra
5Sl2 Closed SUNDAYS
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CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
3015 WARDER ST. NV.

ReaIIOTS,
q@5 New York Ave NV. Ma. 919I.
5Oul East Capitol St Ii. 354D
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DELIGHTFUL FARM HUME hDJOININI
prosperous town: convenient :. cnurches'
IsndScaped lawn. maenifcent trees,
vprv large rooms; excellent condltloni
modern conveniences; tenant house larm
buildings. 40 acres. $500: request MARY
land-VIrginia list Colonial estates. water
front farms. LEONARD SNIDER. La
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ON RIVER RD., Mr.. POTOMAC. MONT
somery Co. Z miles from D. c. line: 226
acres, suitable for development; 6,000-ft.
frontase on improved State highway; will
sell all or part. Call Rockville lis after
o nj
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FOR COLORED
1924 CENTRAL AVE. Sc.
LOVELY NEW HOMES.

Six laroe rooms > baths, recreation
room automatic air-Conditioned heat;
modern kitchen; double drain boards,
loads of cupboard space full basement.
laundry trays. Hardwood floors, recep-
ton hall and hand-painted walls are but
a few of the many outstanding features
that VIII surprise you
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO,
Realtors,
En,1 IT,, f-,,,toi Ct IT pS1u
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CALVERT REALTY AGENCY.
Prince Frederick Calvert County. Md

ST MARYS COUNTY INVESTMENTS
Another choice waterfront farm. 80
acres; good tobacco soil: 6-room house;
telephone, > tobacco barns other out
buildings; all buildings in sound neat re-
pair: Scar garage; lawn TO shore of deep
inlet Just ! u miles from Potomac: now
occupied and farmed by owner; priced
10 sell at $4,000
100 acres on inlet and Chessp peake Bay:
substantial old brick manor house.
some old shade: valuable wood land along
beach extending about so acres; also
tenant house and tobacco barn; 10 settle
estate quickly can be bought for $4,000.
GEORGE H. HARRIS Agent
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IN ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA-A SIX
garage and chicken house fruit and shade
trees. Good buy for S4..5O.
JOSEPH REIBIF. ACT. oxford 05I5.,
10OG n GARFIELD ST. ARLINGTON. VA
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DOWNTOWN.
EARAS For SALE.

Approximately ( 800 So f. of desirable
Office space THOS. J. FISHER d co. .3h
18th s.. DI. $3.50.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA-NEW 5-RM. FRAME
2nd floor: on 1a-acre corner lot; plenty
Shade: near stores churches and schools.
For sale by OWNER. Phone Falls Church
IL q inSDect
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ZONED FOR APTs.

S.w cor n. Buchanan St and 9th ST, 4;
take T. l-r kit. and b.. s 2-r., k and b
;;-r. k and b; Ar, k and b units:
level; trees sewer and water. gas and cleo.
in and paid for; both streets maCadam;
two squares from wilson blvd 10c bus.
WARWICK MONTGOMERY.
SuSu IOII NflSnn p1yA
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Clarendon Trust Bldg. Arlington, Va.
'hone Oxford 040o, or Falls Church 1881 j.
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col ORED
40 QUINCY PLACE NE.

At - $50, this select, well-located home
is a real bargain Row brick SIX rooms.
bath. GARAGE. screened porch, metal root;
front and rear entrance to basement This
is a real buy for some one that won't be
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RIdGs ,RD., NEAR UNIVERSITY OF
MaFylsnd-Nearly . acres. 20O-ft. frontage.
9 miles from District: Beautiful grounds.
LoFely home. good buy. Owner trans
AN OLD HOME IN ALEXANDRIA,
baths. downstairs. lavatory; small garden
with trees; garage. Call Alexandria 29Il.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE. : ACRES OF
land, "-car garage: near Laurel; $4,000.
334 Laurel ave, Laurel Md. "5'
NEW BRICK HOME ) RMS, TILE BATH,
alr-cond. oil heat. Groveton. Va. zig mi.
so. Alex, on Route No. | Collard st.
NEARLY NEW BUNGALOW. u ACRE,
$3.50. Just off Colesvlle pike, Z mi Sill
yer Sp.. Nd. Living room. bedrooms.
kitchen. bath. full basement untin. attic:
CHICKEN house; 9 fruit trees. Woodley 6312
or National SS15
BUNGALOW NEAR FORT MYER, VA;
high, cool, quiet location only o minutes
downtown; ) rooms, bath, new h.-w.h:, full
and aG Fine cone,S9 LsSee Nn
COLBERT. INC, National ss75.
TILE AND sTUCCo; ROOMS 4 BED
rooms, porch. 2-car GARAGE corner lot; Is
Minis to downtown Washington; : blocks
immediate occupancy; below $1,000.
OWNER. Jackson 1900. 25'
FALLS CHURCH. VA-NEW BRICK. T
rooms; hard street; city water and sewer;
> blocks Lee highway; $3.50. Phone
Falls Church l"46. CLARK W. cRossMAN.
NEAR LANHAM MD.-NEW BRICK BUN
galow > bedrooms, tile bath h.-wh, ga
rage. S4,S00: as is. Hillside 0414J.
GToN-.ATTRACTIvE CAPE COD,
tree shrubs, fenced corner lot; , bedrmS;
4s PHI Bss Bs ond rm hath Tensa
oil heat. double gar $3.50, by OWNER
Discount for cash above trust. CH 1897.
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See MRS CHRISTIAN for
pETuECnA pTTCTNFCS LOCATIONS

BETHESDA BUSINESS LOCATIONS.
Bethesda S business is growing We have
an ideal location for beauty shop and sew
eral other stores and Offices Tor rent
ALLIED REALTY CORP,
GGno VIZ 40 WI 6R4a
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IhvesrmsNr PROPERTY FOR SALE.

200 BLOCK 10th Sc STORY. Def,
2-family brick fat :. rms. kit, bath each;
TO offer WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO.
200l llth NV. MI. s564-S43s, Sunday
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Ia ACRES Under CULTIVATION. G-RM

ACRES. BUNGALOW: = NILE HiGH-
Tav. cream Springs. IA miles D c. large
tree: S335O-S50O exchange. OWNER; NO
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small, new 4-room house, with about 3
acres of land. Price only 5000: small
acres, small house; choice tobacco soil; rea-
sonable GEO. LASSERRE, Hollywood. Nd
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BUILDERS ATTENTION.
II lots on Grade. ArStaclass eoIored
location. for twO-family fats. Price.
$500 cash THOMAS P. BROWN. 6l5
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HOMER r. STUTSMAN.
SPRINGFIELD. VA.
Phone InRTON S1-F-o
Phone LORION 5I-F-"
FINE COUNTRY HOME.
AURORA HILLS, VIRGINIA.

rooms. large porch; electricity: almost
3 acres of ground; in Evansville : miles
south Of Frederick. Md: price, $500.
1 RIO REA1.TY co nSnn
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FIRST COMMERCIAL.
Corner ground IN nearby Maryland.
FaSt-growng section. @35-foot frontage.
Only first commercial ground location
within blocks in any direction. Suitabls
for shopping center. Call Mr Bennett
GE. 229S
WAPLE & JAMES. INC
1904 14th g. NV DI. 334s,
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ACREAGE. GOOD HOUSE ON GEORGIA
ave extended; this is worth looking into;
really a bargain. Box 1913. Star.
GROOM HOUSE BATH: 1T. GAS, WA
ter: | "a acres Of land. barn and chicken
house: reasonable. Phone Falls Church
SRS-W-lo
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE HIGHEST POINT

New brick. modern house with - acres
more: oil heat, > rms, bath. porch al
garage. u mi. from Silver Spring; terms;
good buy SH 3qSu
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-06

Tribe. Mrs. Verna Canada and
Miss Catherine Canada have
been asked to round up the
tribe for the Second Sunday
evening OF this month. The
Second Sunday in September is
Annual Home Coming Day fo-
all departments of the Church.
Miss Virginia Thomas of I'm
ion st. left last Monday for
Baltimore, Md, where she will
take up her duties as physical
education instructor in the Bal
timore Public School System.
Miss Thomas taught for two
years at Southern University in
louisiana. She was selected by
her Alma Mater, The Sargent
School Of Physical Education.
afiliated with Boston Univer-
sity, for her new Maryland
position. - Mrs. Beatrice Scott
reported a very pleasant two
weeks visit in Baltimore, Mary
land.
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sNOOPIN' WITH HORACE

Hello! This is Horace again
I went down to the grove the
other night-had a few dances
and swim-back to the car
glanced at Jim Watson, wrap
ped in the arms of a bewitching
gal from down Conn. way-saw
Marion just GROWN herself
with a soldier boy-Mary Perry
and Schoolie with their heads
together-the kids from Taun-
ton and whereabouts, were real
ly in therel How about that?
BY the way, who was the bene-
dict that did a job on his spouse
because he loved her?" A LOT
happened but 1 couldn't see Il
all, could I? so-see you later
bye. - HORACE.
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Cambridge

Rush A. M. E. Zion Church
Charles H. Fnggie, Minister
Rev. wilfred Grifith preached
an inspiring and instructive
sermon on ashes of Desire" on
Sunday morning in the absence
of the Pastor. Mrs. Florence
oughton Whitney. wife of the
late Rev. Oughton, former pas
tor of this church, worshipped
at the morning service.
Holy Communion will be adj
ministered next Sunday with
special services. The Pastor
will preach. Church School at
1880 p. m.
Rev. Foggie returned this
week from Pittsburghm, Pa,
where he taught Religious Edu-
cation at the Youth Congress
of the Allegheny Conference.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-06
BROCKTON
SOCIAL

Brockton, Mass, Sept. 2-The
holiday weekend marked the
finish to many vacations and
jobs at the beach-it will seem
good to see everybody home
again because Brockton certain
ly has been minus girls this
summer-and speaking of girls,
Esther Terrence left for New
York City where she viii enter
into a career Of nursing at
Harlem Hospital good luck, Es-
ther! =. Andrew Gale, Jr., and
William Humphrey were home
Saturday and Sunday. They are
stationed at Fort Devens while
on maneuvers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Baker are the proud par
ents of a baby girl, born at the
Brockton Hospital Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Shanks also have,
an addition-their's is a boy i.
Mother Canada OF Bay St., Is
at home recovering from an ILL
ness Mrs. Annie Mayors.
son Ernest, and granddaughter
Peggy Baker have returned
from motor trip to Canada
=. Field Day at the Electric
Avenue playground was enjoyed
by everyone-as Is done every
year, games we're played and
food was sold +. Watch for
news Of the clam-bake to be
given by the Messiah Baptist
church members this month.
The Hospitality Circle Of Lin
coin Guild held an outing at the
home Of Mrs. Elizabeth Madi-
son. Diner was served and en-
ioyed by those present who
were: Mesdames Grace Corn
wall, Harriet Simmons, George
H. Johnson. Emma Burr, Mar
tina Perry and william Carey of
Roxbury,
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Johnsons Funeral Home. Inter
ment at Glenwood Cemetery,
Haverhill.
BAILEY
Funeral services for Lawrence
Bailey of IT Holworthy St.. were
held Thursday at Johnson's Flu
neral Home. Interment at Cam
bridge Cemetery.
MOBLEY
Funeral services for Arthur
MobIey of 36 Greenwich st.
were held Monday, August rs at
Johnsons Funeral Home. Inter
ment at Mt. Hope.
DAVIS
Funeral services for Master
Edward John Davis, Jr. Of 6
Westminster Ave, Roxbury were
held Thursday, August % at
Johnson's Funeral Home. In
terment at Fairyiew Cemetery.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-06
W0BURN
st. Johns Baptist Church
Rev. Roger Williams Pastor

st. johns Baptist Church
Rev. Roger Williams, Pastor
WOBURN, Mass, Sept. 2-St.
Johns Baptist Church was host
TO the Union Service of the Wo-
burn Protestant Churches last
Sunday morning at 1890 which
was the final service in the Sc
ries. Rev. A. Vaughn Aber-
crombie, the preacher for the
Union Services, delivered the
sermon from the subject; THE
Life That Does Not Die" Miss
Ruth Plenty of Arlington was
the pleasing soloist. All of the
services have been very helpful
and we'll attended.--Next Sum
day morning the churches will
go back to the regular schedule.
Services will be held in st.
Johns next Sunday Morning at
l0:30-The Ladies Aid Society
had charge of the evening GER
emonies. An instrumental solo
was rendered by Miss Sylvia
Smith, and a vocal solo by Miss
Millecent Saunders. A large
number attended the successful
Annual state Rally Thursday,
Aug. %. in st. Johns Church.
The Rally, however, will con-
tinue until tn eSecond Sunday
in this month. The Governors
of the various States" have
some prospects to see between
now and the fourteenth Of this
month. The Johnson's tribe will
be present to help swell the
amount NEEDED 10 put the Rally
over the top. This Tribe was
named in remembrance of the
late Mrs. Mildred Johnson who
was a great worker in st. Johns
Church for a number Of years
Everybody is q member Of thi,
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Maiden
EASTERN AVE. BAPTIST
CHURCH MAIDEN
Rev. James L. Jackson. Pastor

MAIDEN, MASS. Sept. 2-Af-
ter spending a delightful vaca-
ton visiting relatives and friends
in Philadelphia, Pa, Rev. jackson
preached his first sermon since
his return. Sunday. Sept. 7, Com
munion will be served at the
evening worship instead of the
summer schedule at morning
Sunday afternoon the Senior
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-09-06
MEDFORD
FIELD DAY

w. Medford, Mass, Sept. q
The 1e4l annual Labor Day Field
Day sponsored by the w. Med
ford Mems Community Club
was acclaimed a great success
and a grand tribute to COM
munity cooperation. A perfect
day evolved from a stormy start.
Softban, baseball, and horse
shoes thrilled a Monday crowd
OF over 200 persons as did a full
day Of track.
Benjamin Nelson, scoring 20
points, was judged the best all
round athlete of Digger Park
in a four-event special featur-
ing the high-iump, 100-yd. dash,
Mile Marathon, and standing
broadjump- Nelson won the
marathon from a fast field with
Jimmy Sherwood, second; and
Irwin Press Of Brooklyn, n. Y.
third. Nelson who was second
in the dash, put the course rec
ord down from sos to 5:25 in a
grand race. Nelson barely edged
the popular Medford High COM
ing star, Jimmy Sherwood, who
won the dash and was third
in the broadiump. Barney
Alves was third in total points.
Popular Barney, now a sailor on
the. SIS. Dickman, placed second
in the dash and broad jump.
Ambrose Josey won the latter
event with rather surprising
ease. Our boys really have ahil-
itv
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The Junior Division of boys
9-l2. put on a duplicate event
feature with Bobby Furey, 12.
Of Lincoln Street. barely edging
out another New Yorker, Cecil
Taylor of is Tooth Street, Cor
ona, New York. There was a
third place tie between Indy
Yancey Of Jerome Street and
Warren Furey of Lincoln Street
both fellow Cubs OF Pack EIev-
en- as is Ernie Philips, Jr., who
won fourth prize. In the senior
marathon. Irwin Press of Brook
lyn set the early record pace
and in the junior event, Cecil
Taylor, Of Corona, N. Y, was the
victor over Bobby Furey thus
giving this years program an
almost national scope of i'm
portance. Bobby Furey, victor
in total points, won the broad
Jump and the dash.
Women and Girls Race
Bertha Nelson, SO Jerome St.
was winner Of the Womens
senior dash; Virginia Isaacs was
second, Carolina Isaacs was
third and Florence PostelI.
fourth; a clean sweep by local
girls.
The Girls race for juniors. Z
10 years, featured a speedy win
by little Emily Thompson, 10
yrs, of SO Harvard Avenue
Gertrude Colebrook, 10, OF lit
Harvard Avenue, was second:
and Doris Rodericks, 10 yrs.
locked it up for Harvard Avenue
WIN tne tnlrd place spot. Doris
lives at 1875 Harvard Avenue.
Boys Races
Boys race (7-1O yrs1 was won
by little Leon FUR. Jr.. son of
the w. Medford Mems Commun-
ity club president. Leon, aged
7, was given a hot race all the
way by Raymond Tyler, 7. and
William Merriman, 7, also of this
city. The FUR family also cap
tured the boys race, 9-i2 yrs.
when Richie. aged 9, won a fast
finish from visiting John Grady,
IL, and a promising youngster
from so Faulkner ST., Maiden
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