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SILVER SPRING. MD.

Large new brick bungalow, large
rooms, porch, full basement, gas air-cond
heat; act quick and you can Dick your
GRAHAM-HAII. WI 1850
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SPECIAL=S6.990.

5-room brick bungalow. 3 years old;
finished attic, h.-w.h., garage, outdoor
fireplace, lot 50x190: no agents. Property
2245 N. Nottingham st., Arl., Va, or call
Gphe O434
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ARLINGTON. VA,

Center of Clarendon-6-room bungalow,
more rooms possible; oil heat, 2-car ga
rage Price, S6,750, II substantial cash.
Almost new. 5 rooms; apt. can be made
upstairs; h.-w-h. Price, $500, $1,000
cash.
Real home of bedrooms, baths: 2
bedrooms and bath downstairs: oil heat:
large lot. Price, $500.
Old homestead, Q rms, oil heat: land
consists of entire city block U6 lotsl: house
will need some repair. Located lust of
investment; Price. Sl4 80;
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

LARGE STORE, LEASE OR SALE 34OO
SO. IT,, alley; suit. any business. l124 9th
NV. Make offer District 1864
2nd COMMERCIAL PROPERTY-LAND
lO0-ft. frontage, $50 #. deep, on which are
buildings with 1000 So. #. floor space, 3
squares from Navy Yard. $50 10th st.
IT 1QS1
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

ALEXANDRIA ATTRACTIVELY RE
modelled house, , bedrooms, bath, soo
HARRIET HOLTHER. agent MA. 2lb6.
WILL LEASE a-ROOM HOUSE AND GA
rage, one of the best locations in Takoma
Park, D. c.. opposite public library, at
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CONSULT A REALTOR

WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR YOUR D.
@. property if the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small. condition immaterial
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos No. Cap Realtor. MA. 0S7S.
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No Brokers, No Commissions,

No Brokers, No Commissions,
BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
We have left houses that cannot be
replaced under the new priority ruling AND
OUR PRICES HAVE MOI BEEN RAISED
struction, $3.50 and up. II we had the
authority to build them today the prices
would be much higher. To reach: Go out
r. l. ave. to 18th st. ne, turn left on 18th
and continue to 4S13 18th st. ne. to fur
nished house. J. R. HENDERSON, owner
and developer. WI. 621S or Hobart 9705.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
bedrooms and bath, large living room.
dining room and kitchen, full basement
garage. This house will be reconditioned
inside and out
PRICE. S9,25O
F. r. SPEAR, INC,
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STORES FOR RENT.

SIORES FOX REkI.
S26-s3O 10th ST. NW-MOST CONVEN-
lent downtown location; $40 ca. FRAN
CTS A BLUNDON CO. S05 St NV.
3705 GEORGIA AVE, JUST ABOVE NEW
Hampshire ave.-Ground floor, ) fl wide.
1913 So #; heat furnished: newly redeco-
rated. E. QUINCY SMITH, INC, 909
10th st. NV. District 9057.
STORE FOR RENT-25I5 BUNKER HILL
I'd. ne Phone WI. 5917
903 NEW YORK AVE NV.
Store or Office Space.
INTERNATIONAL BANK, DI. Os64.
GREATER WASHINGTON
LARGEST SHOPPING CENTER
Open about Nov. st. Is modern stores
with gigantic parking area Location sun
available for bakery and LADIES' wearing
apparel
KELLEY. STEELE & BRANNER, D1. 774o.
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45O9 18th ST. NV.

NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL.
OPEN 1913.
24-ft wide semi-detached brick, large
rooms, fireplace b.-i. garage.
AS is, $3.50.
RAKER REALTY CO. INC DI 1912.
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WOODRIDGE HEIGHTS,
NEARBY MARYLAND.
BETHESDA, MD.
ATTR ACTIVE RIIY
BETHESDA. MD.

Attractive bungalow. large rooms; 2nd
garage. automatic heat, air-condtioned,
Venetian blinds throughout. This home is
clear Can be financed to suit purchaser.
last long at the price asked. To inspect
L. G. WHITE. Real Estate,
71O1 Wis. Ave. WI. 1900. Ewes, WI 4943
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SILVER SPRING-S6, ,75O.
GROOM FARMHOUSE
GREEN g. MAGRUDER.
2s40 WILSON BLVD. CH. 1888.
PUBLIC AUCTION

5 acre lots, other land and lots: miles
above Falls Church. Va, Just of Lee hwy;
SATURDAY, Sept. -, at . pm: see sign,
S. T. TERRETT. Owner.
1920 CASH,
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3843 MASS. AVE. NV.

> Blocks From National Cathedral.
Builder and owner will sell home. bed
rooms, 3i2 baths, maids room and bath
recreation room hardwood floors. play
room den off living room screened porch,
2-car garage G. E. heating system: price,
5np '-o1 EM 1851
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

5-ROOM HOUSE OR APT, UNFURN,, IN
Arlington, 10c bus zone, S45 10 $50, BY
reliable middle-aged couple: references eX-
changed DU. 6143 after & pm.
UNFURNISHED DETACHED HOUSE WITH
garage. 3 bedrooms, good residential D; c.
or suburbs Falls Church 1l0S-J or Box
366-V, Star. Is
WANTED = FURNISHED HOUSE OR
apartment, accommodate four S50-S10.
MRS. YOUNG. Emerson O47O. oS'
UNFURNISHED DETACHED HOUSE
wanted; rooms, kitchen and bath; sub
urban or nearby. AT. 6SlS, 4:30 TO pm
HOUSE WITH 4 BEDROOMS. WITHIN l
hours ride from Washington. Telephone
PF 2S60 Fxt o63 26S
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
BUNGALOW BARGAIN.
(Continued.)

Brick Colonial, 3 bedrooms, bath and
den, oil burner, garage, shade trees. Call
Woodley 2300 for appointment to inspect.
EDW II Jones & CO. INC.
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Located "a blocks from N. H. ave, in Ia
koma Park, Md. this house has large
rooms. attic, oil INV h., large lot 200 IT.
GRAHAM-HALL WI $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

CONVENIENT ARLINGTON.
Very. attractive bungalow 5 spacious
rms; large beautifully Handicapped lot;
something really different. Be sure to see
this one. CHI l13S until @ d m
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NEW. LARGE, VACANT VERY MOD. 5-R
cash, Sal mo. GEO. c. WALKER, WA. 1s99.
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Lets Look at the Record" "
Over 1 million dollars worth of D. c.
property bought in 1910. For prompt
action and results call
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 5400
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Balance like rent: Arlington tVa) bunga
low: two bedrooms; near bus: large land
scaped lot: price. S4,250. MR.. MACK
Chestnut 6212.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NSOiitiiuCuJ
LANHAM. MD, ON HIGHWAY--,NEw
h.-w; heat. oil burner. large cellar, screens.
fireplace. electric range. icebox; ha1-acre
wooded lots; low taxes: reduced to sell
lot 100xl50; double garage: shade; excel.
loc; S3500: $1,000 cash needed. H. w.
BECRAPT. Gaithersburg I'M.
5O4 gath ST SOUTH, AURORA HILLS Is
ping D iS'cei Center ea'"i nearby; $500. OWNER
Jackson 1880 or 1865. Also rooms, Ia
baths in Oakcrest.
FOR SALE-NEWLY BUILT s~ROOM
ender ock ade succS sd o.
lodge. oil heat. ami; '4-acre los: easy
committing distance; property priced ior
%mfaiAsf ceaff House. sss rd sno SisnRa Va Fails
Church s49-W-11. 2s.
S., OOO-S5OO TO $1,000 CASH, $40 TO
$40, mo. Colmar Manor. Md.-Liv din
For F. paTtic 9Hf " write @ oWNRR 1 Pfe 571s isth
BETHESDA MD.
See This Bargain.
Five-room bungslow. corner lot; gas he. heat;
price. $3.50. WI. 1901. ~.
center-hall plan, 3 bedrooms, ga ba tbs,
corner lot, all brick. hot-water heat; Just
LEE HIGH REALTY CO.. GIL. 117a
Ia bOfI AVE.
6-r. bungalow. new. h:-w.h., bath, elec !,
hwd; floors, insulated. full basement: lot
6ox2oo IT.; paved st.; close to sshSSls Sp%lN
REALTY CO. Call Hyattsyille 0334. Ewes,
WA. 1881
BRICK BUNGALOW. 4 ROOMS AND BATH
or lst floor, open stairway. unnnished
acre of land near Vienna, Va. Price,
$500 Sl,lO0 down; will arrange terms
rnoro br;,L b,,noa1ou hath air-copdi-
| tioning furnace, fireplace. f1oored attic: ! 4
acres Of land, ga miles from Falls Church
Va. Price, $4,000: $1,000 down. $50
" RAY BARNEY.
Vienna. Va. Phone 2lS.
3 MILES D. C.-s4.5OO
r., bath, cleo, furnace heat, garage.
large garden space. chicken house. fruit,
long front on important I'd: close schools
and bus uNiVERsITY EaSE !srmS' PARK MD
New 5-r. brick bungalow. hoored attic,
tiled bath. fireplace, hwd. floors. oil burner
fun basement large lot landscaped vS eloSs HIs
E7ss, EEALTx Warfeid H0 12si Gan A'a'''viiis o'S4
SILVER SPRING-$6,750.
New 6-rm. brick, center-hall plan; large
living rm., dining rm., kitchen 1st floor: 3
bedrms., bath 2nd floor; fun basement. oil
ping ping Center and buses: nice residential
section: F. H A. terms VIM E. RICH
ARDSoN, builder. Shepherd 1851.
Def. BRICK HOMES, $45-$55.
Mo. incl taxes; small down payment St
rms, tile baths, gar, h.-w.h.; in Maryland
PIX. Md, q Minis. downtown: $4,000 up;
white, restr.; best tranSp. WO. 22s6.
GROOM FARMHOUSE
On % acres, in Fairfax County, 10 miles
from Washington. Frame house with llv-
/ ing room l3x25. dining room 9.6x9 TO-
knotty pine den 15x162, kitchen and bath
| on 1st floor, bedrooms and bath on 2nc
! floor: coal heat electric range and refrige-
/ rator. small barn. shade trees. Price
| $4,000.
! GREEN g. MAGRUDER.
2S40 WILSON BLVD. CHI. 3S3S.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEW, LARGE, VACANT VERY MOD. 5-R
bungalow; one carfare; Md: $4,000; $500
cash, Sal mo. GEO. c. WALKER, WA. s9e.
s92 .O00-BEAUTIFUL HOME. 4 ACRES
Of ground; near new Naval Hospital; Must
be seen to be appreciated. WI. 1868.
ARLINGToN-LovELY NEW BRICK CO.
lonial, wooded location, excel. residential
iv. porch, attached garage; oil heat; range.
refs. yentiiatingg dsn fan In attGac hi, Kit 20
mn; 4lafs II interest e;HoC eli. 5o57. ''i-S,
KENsINGToN--s BUN GALow
nearing completion, every modern con-
venience, garage. large shaded lot; block
sFRp s45 mSnths ave. WI Rf3s Ss2f 500 cash.
LINGToN-s-RooMH HOUSE, LGE: Lot;
rooms, fine location: $500, Lots in al 4
saisGRS MaaRupER Gsfs sso1 pSs Wilson blvd Gsbe
1928 Evenings. CH. 7055.
DESIRABLE HOMES IN ALL Al SECTIONS
ef Arllngt91 % coGhty fa 4aD DOMINION
ARLINGTON, VA. s34 AND s3s N. WOOD
homes: large rms, fireplace, side porch;
shade tree srfsm 1of buses shGg
eRf oWNER sRn'el chestnat sSnEois s1e5 eSeninss
ARLINGTON, va LOTS, OR AS 4
ends CHI. 9O10. weekdays after 3.
1902 VIRGINIA BLVD: BEVERLY II HILLS; s
min. min to city BY bus at door: to be sold for
S7,75O What a buy! ]. L. PRICE, 1908
s. Arlington Ridge rd. Phone Jackson 1904.
HYATTsYn.LE HILLSl5 R. AND BATH,
INV h.. OIL burner; sleeping porch, fireplace,
sts as5S $50 GsSSSs Sc $50 nus mus Rs Wa
125 DEVONSHIRE GARDENS ROOMS,
bath, 1 acre ground. 2 chicken houses, fruit
Church. Phone Falls Church 1910.
So. 5OO-S3OO CASH, S35 MONTH";
room bungalow; hot-air heat. garage.
Warfleld 4542.
OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SACRIFICE
home, occupied only 2 years: One Of the
ington. Located in a most desirable neigh
borhood in country club section of Md.
Owner has spent well over S2,0a0 in land
scaping, Venetian blinds, electrical equip
financed. No brokers--you save COM
mission. Phone WI. SQ31.
BUNGALOW, I ROOMS LARGE LOT; So
750. Farm, $50 acres, house and build
ings $4,000. 10 acres, Groom house;
$4,000. 30 acres. house and buildinss;
INC. Laurel. Md. Laurel 119.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS FRAME
house, garage; conv. transp.: S4,S00 cash.
Box 34S-V. Star. 2s'
LOOK NEARBY MARYLAND-5 ROOMS
and bath. modern improvements. fun base
ment. foored attic. two large wooded lots.
garden and chickens; all furnished move
ns Esh s5as us eems es sold on 81
auntiey ave- Berwsn. Md. 2s'
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4 BEDROOMS BATHS,
pDICK ALL EOP GO O6N

Near Walter Reed Hospital and Mont
gomery- Blair School. .Takoma Park. Nd
Bungalow and one-half style; about 3
basement: lot over loO-ft. frontage; To
reach: Drive out Piney Branch I'd. to
Philadelphia ave, left 100 #, then left
again to 33S Baltimore ave. Open Satur-
day / to pm. Ready for occupancy.
To see evenings. call ia. 1888.
HOME REALTY CO.,
9O6 10th ST. NV. RE. 1887.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

so ACRES OR MORE LAND. FOUR MILES
south OF Fairfax Courthouse, blocks from
hard road: nice building site. GOOD terms.
Call Fairfax S-J-4
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C..

Only 5 minutes downtown, in convenient
| Arlington: oil air-cond,, attached garage;
| large fenced lot: terms arranged. CHI.
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A REAL BUY-$6,950!
GEORGETOWN.

SPRING ROAD-WEST OF 14th ST.
Modern semi-det tapestry brick, 6 rms
and bath, , rear pchs.. built-in gar; well
financed: reaS.: terms. OWNER. MA. 1865
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED.

PRIVATE LOAN OF $1,000 AT Sc. REAL
estate security. Box 55-A, Star.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

HOUSE. APARTMENTS, LOTS, FARMS
evening, WA. 4053. Baltic pike. Riverdal le
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Lovely old house. excellent condition;
unusually large garden: perfect for en-
eraI other GEORGETOWN houses, prices rang
ing from $1,000 to 900. DRUM
MOND REALTY CO., HO. 2901.
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WESTMOREI,AND HILLS

Circumstances force owners to sacrifice
their beautiful detached brick home in this
highly desirable and restricted section;
there are large rooms: ? baths. rec rm..
garage wooded lot fine condition VIM
BOSWELL. ME. 3033. Ewes. WI. 4410.
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NEAR 18th AND COL RID
1914 ALTON PL. NV.
GROOM BRICK, S6.95O.

Best buy in town: new, modern home
completely detached, center entrance {
rooms q baths, air conditioned, oil heat
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BARNABY WOODS.
Sl1.5O0.

SII .JUU.
BEAUTIFUL WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL
HOME First floor, large living room with
fireplace, dining room, screened porch. de
luxe electric kitchen. breakfast room. built
in garage: 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms; beau
tiful tile baths, all bedrooms will hold twin
beds: oil burner. air conditioned, insulated /:
stairway to large fioored attic. large yard
fenced, beautiful trees. LESLIE D. MEA-
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IN A TREE-sHADED SECTION OF AMER.
Univ Park, this new center hall brick Co.
lonial ready for delivery about Nov. 10;
large library and first-tloor Law. 3 bed,
rooms > baths. finished Bird floor; screened
porch, built-in gar. garden-level daylight
rec. room: priced at only S13.930. Call
Mr.. Lyon. with THOS. L. PHILLIPS, ewes,
EN- 451O: DAYS WO 1900.
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ATTENTION, EMPLOYEES
NEW NAVY BUILDING.
SUBURBAN HOME,

Nearly new 7-room brick; 3 large bed
rooms 2i2 baths. clubroom in basement,
oil hot-water heat. built-in garage for 3
acres. acres On the highway. close to Silver
Spring. Very reasonably priced SILVER
SPRING REALTY CO SH 1882
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LARGE ROW HOUSE.

In excellent NV section, close to trans
portation: bedrooms . baths, automatic
heat and large sleeping porch; exception
ally large dining room. fireplace in living
room: priced to sell. Call MR.. WALLACE,
National 0S56 or Emerson 1882.
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LOTS WANTED.

WAN TED LUIS,
For low-cost home DEVELOPMENT Write
Mr.. Walter
b F. SAUL CO,
925 18th St NV National 2I0O
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1910 MICHIGAN AVE. NE
3843 MASS. AVE. NV.

New corner home rooms, 2 baths
recreation room, automatic oil heat. price
S10.450. DI. 2124: ewes, EN-. 1851.
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SMALL ESTATE.

MODERN BROOM HOUSE.
Within 30 minutes drive of midtown
in nearby Md, beautiful brick home OF
distinctive architecture and every con-
venience including library, buffers pan
try: 3 bedrooms and baths on 2nd floor;
rage: lot contains over "a acres of ground.
For details call Major Yancey, CO. 0346.
FRANK 6 PHILLIPS DI. 14lf
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY, JUST
a few doors west of 9th st. Income, Sl40.
Priced al $4,000. Call Mr.. Whiteforo,
1914 K
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-28
SCHEDULE OF DAILY EVENTS
of the
HENDERSON CENTENNIAL CELEB ALTON

100 A. M. Homecoming Day in all Churches.
500 I. NJ. Union Services of all churches.
MONDAY, JUNE 3Wh.
1900 Noon. Opening for public inspection of the exhibit Of the Anerr
can Railway Association at the Planters Warehouse.
400 p. M. The Board Of Trustees of the Perry Memorial Library will
hold pen house from 400 to ZOO p M. in honor of the visitors
returning to our city.
TUESDAY, JULY 1st-"NORTI CAROLINA DAY.
900 A. M. Opening for inspection Of the Seaboard All Line Railway
Companys Diesel Train OF the track opposite the High School.
$50 A. M. Inspection OF historical displays in local store windows.
1000 A. M. Riddles and Pet Parade.
1920 A. M. Band Concert Business District.
HOO A. IN. Greetings fir m His ENcelency, Franklin D. Roosevelt#
Lieutenant Governor Of the State of North Cuolna.#
AddrcsS-1On. Clyde Il, fhey, former Governor of the State of
North Caroline. Reviewing Stand, Business Districts
1900 N I. Formal opening of the Merchants observation-disclosures
Warehouse.
800 p. M. Growing of the Centennial Queen-Pageant Grounds.#*
815 p, M. First presentation OF "A Century of FrogrSs'-Pageant
Grounds. High School Athletic Field
WEDNESDAY. JULY 2nd-"SUPREME COURT DAY"
900 A. NJ. Merchants Exposition opens for second day. Continuation
of American Railway Exhibit Historical Wind VS. remain IN
1880 A. NJ. Band Concert-Business District.
LEGO A. M. Addross-IIon. W. A. Devn-Asociae Justice of the North
Carolina Supreme CoWt-'usiness Districts
POO p, M. Centennial I'aradc##
$3.50 p. NJ. Band concert by Rocky Mount, Oxford, Lousburg and
Henderson High School Eands-Pageant Grounds.*"*
800 p M. Second Presentation f "A Century of Progress" **
THURSDAY, JULY Bird
900 a. M. Merchants Exposition opens for Third I0v-American
Railway Exhibit remains OF Csplay-IistoicaIw windows
are ill on display.
200 p. M. Air ShoW-I4enderson Airport.
500 p. M. Final presentatCn of "A Century of PROGRESSES
In event of rain these events will take place in the High Sch oil
Auditorium. n o change in time.
#ln event of an the showing will be postponed until the first clear
night, but the pageant viii be given three () different nights.
""n event of rain the parade will be postponed until the first clear day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-28

SUNDA JUNE 29h-IIOME-COMING A
HOO A. M. Homecoming Day in all Churches.
500 7. NJ. Union Services of all churches.
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happy cat who'll soon forget the
art Of walking They say every
romance has ups and downs,
Mary and Ernie's seems to mo-
nopolize the doWnbeat.-I saw
willowy Georgiana in town
spending a few days with the
Gales, looking as sharp as ever.
The younger crowd sung a
party the other night with
Laura and Ruth chaperones -
who chaperoned the chSper-
ones? - To let folks outside
know the South Shore has its
quota OF glamorous gals / sub
NIT a few names: Harriet
Blonde Menacel Tereira, Geor-
gle Terrence. Margie Baker.
Genie Casey, Corrine Butler,
Eleanor Bell, Marion Gabourel,
Marion Beach. When are we
going to have a party-one of
those mean ones that knock va
out?-HORACE.
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BROCKTON

BRoCKToN, Mass, Oct. 90
A cake sale sponsored by the
Young Mothers Club at the
Public Market last Thursday
was successful. The Six-Art-
Needle Club met at the home Of
Mrs. Viola Gale last Thursday
evening. The Free-Will Club
mites you to a Po-keen-o party
Tuesday, Oct. %, at the home
Of Mrs. Marion Rawlins, SO Otis
street.-Iris Andrews, her chill
dren, and mother, Mrs. Rawlins,
are home after spending the
summer in Hanson, - Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Solomon are settled
in their new home on Adams
street. Friends of william
Humphrey and Andrew Gale
were disappointed last week
when they did not come home
because of cancellation of fur
loughs. They write that they
will be home around Nov. :.
Shopping sOith Horace
/ hear we have two new FAM
lies on the Boulevard have
you met themq-~haye you seen
Lloyd's new carp One more
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-10-25

Next Sunday night the services
will close promptly at 8 PM, so
members and friends of st,
Johns Church will have time to
go to the meeting at First Con-
gregational Church. DR.. E. STAN
ley Jones will speak. Those who
have read his books and heard
him know that he will be worth
while. Morning and evening
services were helpful, the pas
tor preaching at both. Morning
subject, What the Lords Pray
er Means" and evening, Being
a Christian in the Hard Places. !"
Church school was held at noon.
The B. Y. P. U. met at $40 PM.
Rev. Williams was guest speaker
at the First Baptist Church
Brotherhood meeting Sunday
noon, Mr., Albert White, song
leader.
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MEDFORD

WEST MEDFORD, Mass, Oct.
20-Preaching to a large con-
gregation, Rev. ]. Frederick Bal
ley gave sermon Sunday on
"The Great Partnership" The
Junior Choir sang two spiri-
tuals, Lord Won't You Come
BY Here and Climbing Jacobs
Ladder" Sunday school is at
1890. Please send your children
for worth while Christian teach
ing. Rev. Bailey has secured
some people, young and old, to
attend B. Y. P. U. meetings held
every Sunday at $50 PM in the
church vestry Let everyone
come next Sunday. Men proved
they can do things when they
come through in v formation
with S66.02, while the women
had $4,000. Both teams have
some money to collect, but it is
felt that the men will remain
victors. - Next Sunday evening
the Young Peoples Dramatic
Club present young Peoples
Night" at Shiloh. The program
is well attended by the Club
members under the supervision
of Mr.. F, Booker. Mr., Paul Rob
inson, an active member, will be
guest speaker. Other good club
talent has been secured. Come
and see what youth is doing
The Trustee Board gives a Tur-
key Supper Oct. 30. Judge them
by their past suppers. Nowhere
can a supper like this be bought
for rs cents. Plan to attend and
have a good meal.
SOCIAL
The Y r. d, Clubs met al Mrs
r. Bookers home. Plans for
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PARKER FLOWER SHOP

J. WILSON PARKER. Mgr.
Flowers for All Occasions
Autos Furnished for Funerals
Weddings and Parties
1923 fremont st. Boston, Mass
NOTARY PUBLIC
Phone Gar. 1858 Res. Gar. O376
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NAL Den
EASTERN AVE. BAPTIST

EASTERN AVE. BAPTIST j.
Rev. James L. Jackson, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, Oct. 2O-Rey.
Jackson preached at the morn
ing service on Self-Denial and
Self-Sacrifice as important fac
tors in developing rounded
Christian character. In the eve
ming, Rev. Martin brought the
message; Sunday was Junior
Choir day.-You are invited to
witness Gateway of Friend
ships (3-act play given by the
junior missionaries of Eastern
Avenue and Union Baptist
Mhurches, Thursday, Oct. 30, at
8 PM, Eastern Ave. Church.
Adm. 25c.-A gala Halloween
party will be given by the Sun
day School, Friday, Oct. 81, at
$3.50 PM. Games, prizes, refresh
ments galore! Sunday after
noon the Alphabetical Pew Raj
ly sponsored by the young peo-
pie of the church was a success
due to the splendid cooperation
Of the captains, working under
the leadership Of Miss Mary
Jumper, chmn., Mr.. Dewitt Car
ter, treas, and Miss Daisy
Thompson, sec. A large appre-
ciative audience heard the guest
speaker, Rev. Alfonso Lowry, of
Mass. Ave. Baptist Church, Cam
bridge, speak to youth on how
they can best fulfill their mis-
sion to church and community
during the present crisis. 9th
ers on the program included:
Misses Mary Griffin and Edna
Mayer, piano duet tof BOSTON,
violin selection, Eugene Stowe,
accomp., Mrs. Charles Stowe;
vocal solo, Miss Victoria Santos;
accomp., Miss Ruth Partin. The
"C's" won first place, with the
"s's" second, while the US" fol-
lowed third. Miss Anita Webb
was mistress Of ceremonies. Mrs,
Edythe Carter was chmn. OF the
refreshment committee, which
served a most delicious collation.
at the close Of the program.
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH 49,.
Rev. willard L. Clayton, Pastor
Divine Leadership VS.. Human
Leadership was the text Of the
message brought by Rev. VIII
liam skipwith, evangelist and
gospel singer. Sunday morning,
to an appreciatiye audience. In
the afternoon the Junior Mis-
sionaries had Rev. Edward Nc
Creary of Newton, who gave an
inspiring talk, after which a So
cial hour was enjoyed. Rev,
Clayton had chargs Of the eve-
ming service Owing to illness,
the Tea in honor of Deacons
Nicholas Valentine, Jesse L
Taylor. Charles A. stokes and