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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
EMANCIPATION ADDRESS

An appreciaiive audience a.
tended the Emancipation services
AZ Morning STAR Bap'is' church A.
II ID Jan. ! and heard Dr q II
Sweet deliver an illuminating adj
dress An ENJOYABLE program was
rendered Tire New Bride Bar'isF
chcir under the direction % Proies-
sor Wright sang.
Additional music was rendered
by the choirs Of the vai1ous chlrca-
es who sponsored fhe program.
They included ,he East SIDE v +
M Zion. New Ryide. NJ Pilgrim.
SHADY Grove 81 John Sfognl
Branch : James NJ Nernon Sec
ond Morning star. and Ts.u'y
Bar'isi ch0irs
Or sweet who was presented by
tho ROY. F. i Fields. spoke oi.
The Des'inv % the Race The
Rev s. J. Glover. chairman pre-
sided
Mrs. King % shiloh Rapts' rem
derod vocal solo Tic Rev W
NJ Gordon and the rev Thornton
Reed and the Re, c J Thompson
also appeared On The nrocrsm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11

Brewster Center Pool Clean
est in City-Board OF Health
est In City. l940"--Board OF Health.
The swimming schedule has been
changed for the remainder OF the
winter season. on Monday the boys
under q years have the pool from
3 3O-5: 90 and the intermediate
boys and girls swim together from
6 90 to 500. There is small
charge Of sc for this group while
the boys under IL swim free. but
they must have their own towel and
soap. The polo league begins at
500 and lasts unit 1896 I'm
Tuesday finds the Junior swim
ming team practicing from $3.50 TO
500 with the Boy Scouts taking the
pool the following period from 500
10 1880.
Wednesday Is the day set aside
for adult swimming who have the
pool in the afternoon from 200 10
S.o0 and al night from 1890 to $50.
There is a small charge OF i0c that
includes a locker, towel. suit and
key to lock ones belonging up for
safety. The women are given every
consideration possible in that there
are private booths 10 change clothes
in and hair dryers TO care for the
hair after an invigerating swim.
Women. as a group to them
selves. use the pool on Thursday
from 600 10 $3.50. Instructions are
included in this class az no extra
charge There are no night periods
for women by themselves however
wednesday evening is very nice
time for husband and wife or girl
friend and boy friend Girls have a
period from $3.50 to 500 on Thurs
day
Small boys use the pool on We'd
nesday and Friday at the same
time as on Monday from $3.50 70
$500 The Junior polo team get
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
Presbyterian Church

The church was filled last sun
day morning for the first commu-
MON service Of the new year Pre-
ceding the administration OF the
sacrament. the Rev. Mr.. Porter
preached on the subject. Reaching
Forward 10 Perfection" He said
that many resolutions made we're
probably already broken during
the first Ave days OF the new year
He urged the congregation 10 lay
aside the small Things Of life and
reach out for the bigger and more
wholesome things dissatisfaction
with Imperfections IN their life
during the past year. would lead 10
greater things for 1871. 70 have
high ideals and take perfect be-
ing 10 measure themselves by. and
there was only one such. Jesus
Christ. the son OF man. Two were
admitted into full membership
with the church.
The Ladies' Aid society met on
Tuesday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Troit Grier on Mt Vernon
avenue.
An entertainment was planned by
the committee appointed 10 pur-
chase chairs for the chapel OF the
new church. 10 he given on the last
Friday OF the month. the talent all
10 he supplied by the Detroit Mu-
sicians association: details later. j..
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Allen Temple

Activities OF the holidays we're
many and varied Among the high
lights OF the season were the early
morning services and the visit 10
Berea church OF which the Rev. Mr.
Bankhead is pastor. Or. Crider
spoke The Senior choir rendered
the music.
Mrs. Holmes. evangelist, preach
ed from Act 90 on the subject
Gods Witnesses"
The Senior choir under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Emma Todd rendered
cantata entitled, THE Coming OF
the King"
A capacity crowd was present for
watch meeting services New Years
Eve.
Pastor Crider spoke last Sunday
morning from Ezekiel 9;S, 81 Was
Left" Mrs. Anna Crier OF Illinois.
and the Rev Mr.. Williams were
guests. Presiding Elder Blake will
hold his second quarterly meeting
at Allen Temple, Sunday. Jan -.
Mrs. Gertrude Johnson Is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
INV MRS. MILLIE NJ. RINION

Sunday. December %. the Senior
choir OF Smith Chapel presented
can.ata. entitled His Natal Day
Lehman Hardison directed the
choir.
The same choir also presented
Mrs. Alberta Lewis. member Of
the Detroit Spiritual Singers. with
lovely evening bag. which she
used on her trip to Washington.
when the singers recently sang
before President and Mrs Franklin
Roosevelt. On her return. Mrs.
Lewis found that her husband. who
had heen III. had died
Funeral services for the late
Grant Lewis were held from
Smith Chapel ANE church SAT-
urday. al IL a. m Revs. a. IA Mer-
rift and A. u Evans ofhciated
Ray Dezon's Funeral Home was in
charge OF the funeral arrange
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. c l.. Lane. OF Har-
rison road. were hosts 10 a group
OF relatives and friends on New
Years Day some present included
Mr. and Mrs Henry Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Smith. Miss Mary Lou Nel-
son. Mr.. and Mrs II. Matcheti Mr.
and Mrs. Coins. OF Detroi Mr.. and
Mrs Ellison. Arthur Jones. Mrs
Estella Haggard. Robert Lane. Of
Monroe; and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ell
hot.
Mr.. and Mrs Mckay and family
spent the holidays IN and around
Hot Springs. Adk. While there. MIR.
Mckay enjoyed successful hunt
ing trip.
Mrs. Mile Butler and her group
OF Mothers Pearls" entertained
Friday AT Mr.. Buffers lovely home
on Alfred street A ski. Father
Time And Months OF The Year.
was presented by the members
Mrs. Gertrude Gibson. 1927
Waterloo. spent New Years Day
visiting the Bnions. Of 1882 lsa-
belle street. Mrs. Gibson Is one OF
the efficient operators al the Bee
Dew Beauty salon in Detroit
Mrs. r. l.. Holloway was the
charming hostess 10 the Imperial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
Trained For Defense, Youths Go Jobless
ABSORPTION
In INDUSTRY
IS SLOW

WARRINGTON amp IRE ports
issuing from certain former train
ees in the governmental program
for the "refresher courses and
other courses give IN conjunction
with the national defense program
indicate that all things are not so
we'll with The youths especially the
oolored youths. who receive tho
benefit ~ the - weeks work.
Under the plan. youths are given
II weeks school az salary o.
approximately Sss per month while
they are IN training When the
courses are compefcd the youths
are then supposed 70 he absorbed
nv private industry in the factories
enjoying government contracts.
II is alleged according 70 the re-
ports that colored hovs are not he
ing aiken into industry as they
should he or as The white hovs are
heing absorbed chiefly because the
factories won't hire them
Having been trained In timing
and roofing, carpentry. plumbing
lafhinr. drafting and blue print
making and reading. these bows are
supposed 10 be a qualified for the
positions in he defense programs
az are the white bows
Just what does become O, them
after they have qualified nv taking
their courses has not been learned
but 4 IS definite fact that the
white airplane factories have taxi
on IN all NJ the white boys they
can find. and tho government build
inr projects a Fort Meade and az
Fort Belyoir have need FOR similar
workers II they can eef them
Through the efforts Of he place
ment soups Of the local employ
ment center. these hoys who have
finished their course are supposed
70 be referred 10 Jobs
To date. few ~ them have had
such an opportunity and although
some 450 are being trained in one
OF the local vocational schools. The
opportunities for earning liveli-
hood az tho trades seems az this
time. according 10 information. 10
be rather sran,. despite the rulings
that manufacturers having govern
mental contracts cannot dircrimi-
nate against employing Negroes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
Christian Science

.....,mep,a Will he the subject
=. rssson.sermou in all Chris
y ~ srience churches throughout
\. y rorld on sunday January y.
~ w, calder rsNt III Corinthians
~. ~ i cThe grace Of the Lord
, ,., christ ana tho love OF Cod
T.. .,-, ~ communion Of the Holy
IT, iss y 10 viii YOU an
w. ,~onr the Rlhie citations IS TINS
49, II Cor Sl Therefore
''- ,ssr ihe Toast. not with old
XII. Y, y neither Win the leaven Of
KIM. aud vickedress; but with
r. r-,sayenea bread Of sincerity
'I co--sla,ive ~ sarcs 10 be read
-. no chrstan Science text
|s.o. Dsc.enco arl Health with
|r,v "a Ne SCRIPTURES, by Mary
|S q Eday 'ule The following
I, p.' ~ we Worship spiritually.
WI !. vs cease 70 worship mater
|suv spiritual dsfouiness is the
IL ~ chr,sf 1rifN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
Clinton Chapel

rr your iir5i so shine before
az ,as, they nay sec your good
|Tms, and r,orfy YOUR father
|,srs & N heaven was the text
~ w fhe Rev J Il. Johnson
| ~ SUNDAY nosnirg al Clinton
|n,s, ANF Inn church One
rr., was adore % the church.
ne rev ] - Crockett. pastor
=, w,lke-. an 50 Mark AME
N. ,ssrchs. &c windsor and Col
rA,rs, Canada and the Rev. Mr..
EnA u Esore we're visitors and
MADE rsnarks u, Crockett spoke
A NJ eyern- Worship
yrs Reheec' " Ninley Is spend
n, ssr VACATION IN Florida. She
vii return il'fc tn resume work
vl,h hsr na pupils and friends.
TseRtv + u williams is pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
With The Churches
Peoples Baptist

The Rev. d ID. williams. acting
pastor. preached Sunday morning
on the subject. The Divine Glory"
Miss Elma Willis sang before the
sermon.
The Angel choir OF the Peoples
Baptist church celebrated their
annual holiday social. Wednesday
night AT the lovely residence OF MIR.
and Mrs. Joseph Andrews. 2719
Elmwood The hostess was ravish-
ing in a blue chiffon and lace eve
ming gown.
A delicious luncheon was served
by the social chairman. Mrs Viola
Harper and Mrs. Addie williams.
Music was furnished by Mr.. Cav
thorne. Gifts were also exchanged.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
hurry. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tuck
or. Mrs. Bertha McRae. Mrs. Jessie
W. Bryson. Mrs. Willie Mae.Le wis.
Joseph Brent Charles williams,
Levi Saunders. Smith Simmons.
AIRS. Birda Perkins and Mrs. Rosa
Minis.
verlie Mae Berry Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
St. James CINE

Special Sunday evening services.
during January. will be conducted
by the pastor. the Rev. j. VI. Pet
Four messages will be delivered
Christians?'
Your messages will he delivered
on the theme: What Would Jesus
Say II He Were in Defroit?" The
first message-"What Would He Say
10 the Church,: second. What
Would He Say 10 the Home -:
third. What Would He Say About
the Community" and What Would
He Saw About Our Business as
Christian
The Senior choir with Mrs. Yo-
lande Maddox. director. will use
fifteen minutes for song service
The public is cordially invited to
worship with us in these services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
St. Peters AME Zion
81. Peled AWE zion Ohnrch

ST. Peted AME Zion Church
will hold their quarterly conference
Sunday. Jan. IL and Monday. Jan.
10. Presiding Elded. I. p. Powell,
Of Grand Rapids. will speak al
eleven o'clock a. m. The Rev David
Baldwin. acting pastor OF ST Paul
Zion will speak al 3 p. m. The ST..
Paul choir will sing.
Ministers OF every rank and file
will worship together during the
assembly. This will mark the third
quarterly meeting OF ST Peters.
this conference year. The Rev. c.
NJ. Metcalf, pastor and congrega-
tion plan 10 make this the record
meeting OF the church.
On last Sunday. the pastor spoke
from the subject. Temptation" 10
packed audience. Six persons
were united with the church. The
Rev. Mr.. Metcalf. Is now In his
fourth year Of service. and holds
services regularly over Radio sta
ton WJRK.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
USHERS'
NOTES


President Gordon requests all
members OF the City Usher Board
union TO attend the meetings OF the
union each second and fourth
Thursday nights at the YMCA. Offi-
GERS will make years reports be-
fore the election OF officers. They
will meet Mr.. Dempsey at Russell
Street church Monday evening,
Jan. Is.
The union will meet with the Sa-
cred Cross fishers board Sunday,
Jan. II at pm. in celebrating its
first anniversary.
At the funeral rites OF the Rev.
F. r. Flack, 1876 people were pres
emf. 43 automobiles were In the pro-
cession, ministers officiated, 20
ushers served and 26 persons were
members OF the bereaved family.
The Rev. J. H. Mastin. pastor Of
Calvary Baptist church Is improv-
inr. He was able 10 occupy his
pulpit Jan 4.
Charlie Smith OF Calvary Senior
hoard is IN Delray hospital with a
broken leg.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11

"The March OF Time" will be the
subject OF the sermon Sunday
morning al 10:45 o'clock.
1.-The Ark OF God" will be the
subject OF the sermon Sunday eve
ming at 7:45 o'clock.
The eighth anniversary Of the Art
club will he observed Sunday after
noon. 3 o'clock. with Mrs. c. J. Har-
rison as president Music will he
furnished nv the Detroit WPA
Spiritual singers.
The Sunday school will convene
al 9 am. with George w. Garner
as superintendent.
The Junior Allen Christian En-
deavor league will convene AZ :
pm. with Miss Carrie Gordon as
president
The Senior Allen Christian En-
deavor league will convene at s 30
pm. with Mrs. Iowa Williams as
president.
Top.c: "IIow BIC r. NV World -
Rom. 1914; Cor, Al; Gal. 5;2s;
John 1916.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
Michigan Gospel
Choral Union
aonnIr RIACkMAN

D. AZ this time wish our
Nsy ,riends a happy ana prosp sn,
p'ry I 'r'' Year and thank them Tor D,
y; NeT 70 make last year one OF
FgI peg s,s,s convention Will open
ID, =, 9Th !, the First BAPTIST church
(ll a,., y and Francis street, re- - .
Er''n'.v ieh. The Rev Joe Davis :
F'cI'' ',or sessions viii be neia
p p's.0r Ian 10 a. 3 30 pm.
|ts,slsrp s sr' { l. Morton will speak
u, !. ~ proicsso, Thomas and A.
|lr ~ ,sr n Each noon inspira,,
|pr','s .,, sss vill he delivered
l'l Z. RI Rev. A W womack. national u,,,.' !
w .. ~s' and pastor Of Collins
k BE- TN eNE church Memphis. Good
FSap'' ',urirr solos and quartet
F''np wl he featured through
F'n y. session Year hooks also
|r,y y. ree,lng viil he held satur-
Ao' '.h no Young rcople
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
United Christian

MANY out-of-iowners. visitors
from the city were present at the
services last Sunday morning The
Rev Mr.. Jordan spoke on "Tomor-
row Begins with To-day"
The evening services under the
auspices Of the Elders presents
the Rev. w l.. Harvey as principal
speaker.
Deacons Night will he held Jan.
IL. The Bible class. Christian En-
deavor and other departments are
showing renewed interest
The Rev r L. Jordan. pastor
T. r. Ronse. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
GET JOYFUL
RELIEF FROM
B ACK AC E
cArsED By SLUGGISH KIDNEYS
Stop Getting Up Nights
And Feel Healthier

Here's one good way TO flush ex-
cess waste from the kidneys and
relieve bladder irritation that Oft
en- causes scanty. burning and
smariing passage.
Ask your druggist for 25 cent
box OF Gold Medal HARLEM oil
Capsules - splendid safe and
harmless dIuretic and stimulant
for weak kidneys and irritated
bladder.
Besides getting up nights. some
symptoms OF kidney trouble may
be backaches, puffy eyes. and leg
cramps. BE sure 10 get GOLD
MEDAL - IT'S n genuine medicine
for weak kidneys. Don't accept a
substiiutc.-Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
womack Temple

ltpDl ltl.
Womack Temple
Forty-ihree converts vero h77.
fized a Impressive Services held
hN Womack Temple a. S. John
CMF church SUNDAY a large ai5-
fence was present The pastor 'ne
Rev s A. sea WAS assisted ht ti.e
stewards and sfewardosses e. ;he
church
start the New Wear right ~
reading The De'rot Tribune every
week
Second Baptist Church
Sunday was hirh dsr AZ nc
second Banrsf cAsrf Tho pastor
the rev o Jones doNecrol
mas'erful sermon fror tho sah-
ieci Gods Loud speaker lgkT
% 80. Iie SAID Tire ministers arc
only traffic directors for God NV
The Blood q Jesus Christ Is GOO
Loud Speaker
in the afternoon ? 'efi1'or al
service vas conducfei hv q " Or
ance. director % the Choir The
spirit was hieh
In The evening ~ Sp m no nov
Mr. Grady delivered terr in'efns'-
inc sermone''c Tile Lord s Slpper
was administered
Tho church WAS happv 20 W.
come Miss Christine Whtner back
after q shor' visr N North Ca-9-
lima durns The C'risf9ias hclra,s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
Starlight Temple

The morning sermon al Starlight
Church n TuA was delivered
S.rssy ~ ;hc Rev. A. Hill. His
sher' vas "nead Men Shall
Lire
TIE Sacrei singers rendered a
f1Far az fm In the evening
ns lords su9p was administered
To Yoln- Ministers will hold
prf's TIL lt evening The
Rr Marie Wikins will preach
Pastor WiiHms spoke Sunday
FFlirg from llrN 10 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
: BREWSTER NOTES e

their chance 10 timber up and prac-
tice on Friday from 500 10 500.
The Intermediate group uses the
pool for the second time in the
week when their Friday period be-
gins AZ 500 and last until 500
This group is open to any boy or
girl between II and Il.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
Little Rock Baptist

The pastor preached Sunday
morning al Little Rock church on
THE Name OF Jesus" One person
was added 10 the church
In the afternoon the Friendship
Baptist church rendered a program
under the auspices OF the Usher
board. The BYPU met At s pm.
The Improvement club met
Tuesday evening AZ 1875 Theodore
street.
VI. r. Cousin Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
lGISEEEEEEENEGlElGEEF

Art and Literary club Wednesday,
at her homo on Harrison road
Funeral rites Will he held for
the late Nh Maxfield. Saturday
morning al II O'Clock, from Sirst
Baptist church
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell
on Spruce street. was the scene Of
a gay New Years party Those pre-
sent were Laura Conner. Ffank
Harrington. Marion Weston. sam
uel Desmonfil Juani'a norton
Charles Nineo. Martha Niingo. YER
non Heath. Jean Nepean John
Stinson. Alexander Weston. A. HUH
Thomas Weston. Charles Conner,
Clifton Hatcher. Edward Abram,
Fred and Roosevelt Burdell
Mrs. Long is visiting her sisters
and mother. Mrs. VI Kellon. Mrs y.
Boone ami Mrs l. Grant
on tho local SICK list are Mrs.
Rose simmons, Mrs. Carrie Ford.
Mrs Mary J. Tinsley, Mrs Annie
Kelley.
Smith Chapel
Mrs Lea'ha Sheeioy. Robert SIM
mons and their committee SPONSOR
Cd a NcAllistcr DAY SUNDAY after
noon. honornr the Rev J J Mc-
Ailisier. who Is In his cichfieih
year The Rev Mr.. McAihsfer do
lyered 'hc sermon Hereafter. Tho
day will ho known as Annual
Smiths Day and Will honor elderly
members of the church
The stewards and their wives. al
so the pastor and his vife o.
Smith Chapel. were entertained AZ
Cooperative lancheon recenfly
held AZ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
W. Parker
First Baptist Church
The Rev a l. Merritt preached
an eloquent message SUNDAY on
the theme. Who is my neiehhor ~
text. Luke 102a Communion
services were held IN The evening
The Senior choir will present
their musical program SUNDAY after
noon. January l.. at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Ayler and Mrs. Danley are
on the sick list
Miss Magnolia Simms Is church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-11
O.E. S. COLUMN F. & A. A. Y. M.
Masonic Temple, $50 Livingstone ST. Tel TIE. 2-s7os

Lily Chapter
Work Tuesday Worthy Francis
Cox s5se william St- Tel Tr l-i>>O Secretary Maggie
Bowden. 1is1 sherman
Nctcy Chapter NJ b stated Meetings
Work Bird Monday Worthy faron-NrS Ada Fred
erck ~; Miss Coitledge l32S Warren Ave.
Elector Chapter Va. OTSStated Neetng-2nd Wednesday.
Degree "Wednesday Worthy Maron Elizabeth
stone GO Alfred TEL Oh 2S4si secretary
Morning Chapter O.E.SSated Meene Wednesday.
Wednesday. Worthy Mrs. Julia Temple.
ssIs Brush ST. Tel Tr lss0; Secretary Nrs Sae Walton.
6SS 4. Warren Ave.
Chapter OESStaed Neetinrlst Thursday
Worthy Maon-Nrs Cotleage. 1929
Garfield ST. Tel Tr I0aeS Mrs. Eaheth Ss
Leicester ST. Tel. Ma saOs.
Grand Patron Grand Hairon
Prof. VI. J.. Fitzpatrick Mrs. Ida Woodland
Evening star., 1941-06-29
HOUSES FOR SALE
DIRECT FROM OWNE'

600 block. QUINCY 81. VT rooms. tils
bath, oil heat. full basement: COW trsnEp
schools markets; priced for Immedls -
sale Call Mp SHREFEI. .ER co nRR1-L
Evening star., 1941-06-29
ROOMING HOIISE
$500.
BungaloW-Takoma Park.

Unusual living room for small house. Q
nice-size bedrooms, glass-inclosed porch,
beautiful lot 175 fl. deep. rock garden
and playground in rear: located on quiet
street, within few blocks of bus and
streetcar terminal; stairway to f1oored
attic Call F. R SPEAR, INC. 7072 Old
GEORGETOWN rd.. Bethesda. WI 210S.
1872 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
New brick. detached, rooms, Q baths.
recreation room. S10,Q50.
Open Daily.
D. S. BIRON. NE. 1115.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
RARE OPPORTUNITY

For home or investment 5I46 Klinele St
nV broom detached frame. lsrge lot
beautiful shrubbery and trees, full attic.
screened windows and porch hwh: gas
stove and elect. refg., inst h "; laundry
tubs n basement: exceptional loca tlon
and value Near Kent and Spring Valley
OWNER oxford OS01
Evening star., 1941-06-29
BARGAIN

Semi-detached. 2O-foot Colonial tapestry
brick. in good condition; rms. and bath;
2 inclosed rear porches;. elec. stove, oil
large lot OWNER MA 7065
Evening star., 1941-06-29
4 BEDROOMS-212 BATHS.
en- nEn

Bethesda. Md-New brick center-heu
Colonial home: frst floor, living. dining
room. de luxe kitchen, bedroom, tile bath;
End floor. 3 bedrooms. beautiful tile
baths; air-conditioned insulated; recre-
alton room attached garaEe. Easy terms.
LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO. ABB. 1927
Evening star., 1941-06-29
ANACOSTIA

3e22 Mass. ave. Sc, ! block of MINI ave
New detached H-family brick. ) rooms and
bath on each floor, Sumrler-winter hookup
automatic heat; rent from l apt. will carry
house. See repreScntatIve on premiseS
Evening star., 1941-06-29
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
13 SHERMAN AVE,
OPEN TODAY 2-6.

BETTER BRIGHTWOOD,
51@2 Sth St-Modern Colonial brick,
Semi-det., with nice yard: 3 rms, 2 bed
rms tile bath with shower, . screened
pOrcheS. dry basement with maids nm,
fireplace. gar; neW-hCuse condition, for
only $3.50 See MI Thompson, RA.
3162 DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma. $3.50
Evening star., 1941-06-29
FOXALL.

charming well-built English brick
S rooms > baths. lovely screened
porches; gas heat, elec. refg. built in
garage; an exceptional value in this COM
munity of fine homes and neishborS
ERODE & COLBERT INC Ma SS15
Evening star., 1941-06-29
1922 IRVING ST. NE,
WOODBRIDGE HOMES

Spacious home, large rooms and tile
bath, recondltioned like new; large front
ana back pOrches; lot about l50-ft. deep
REALTY ASSOCIATES MA l43S
Evening star., 1941-06-29
PRE-SHOWING-

Ia baths, brick home, rooms; located
near stores and transports tIon: also s.
room home adjoining this corner, priced
from Sg,g5O to SlO15u. terms Direc-
lions; Out Conn. ave, pass Chevy Chase
to Chestnut
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORPORATION.
1203 Wisconsin Ave WI o431
Evening star., 1941-06-29
MIDST SYLVAN REALITY

MIDST SYLVAN BEAUTY.
country home well within the city
confines, but a block from main arterial
highway: spacious, well-appointed modern:
nearly an acre Of ground; priced at half
its original cost
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
Evening star., 1941-06-29
ROOMING HOUSE-

New, modern 2-Story 5-rm and
hath homes Near stores. bus and
schools. Wooded lot concrete
street 10C cash S35 NO. includ-
ing taxes and insurance. Being
built Can show sample house
S4,g50
Attractive 5-rm bungalow with
wooded lot 74l2x2gf- good location:
concrete street ST. 600
Silver Sprine-Exceptional attrac-
tive and well located bungalow 3
rooms. bath. inclosed Sleeping porch.
screened porch, garage 70-ft. lot.
Only $3.50 10S cash.
ROBERT E. LOHR.
III Cedar ST., Takoma Park GE OSs1.