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Evening star., 1944-09-08
LrcAL NOTICES.
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NkEDdAM O. TU2NAGE, Attorneys
pTfRRiicT + csansrss couRT q s7ae' TaH uNifzp INF
States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding . Prohate Court.---Estate OF
HENRY N CRAVEN. Deceased.--No. 63,-
950, Administration Docket 136.--Appli-
cation having been made herein for pro.
bate OF the. last Will and testament OF
said deceased, and for letters Testamentary
on said estate. BY The Washington Loan
and Trust Company and Needham G: Turn
egs, y Is ordered this gath day OF AUGUST,
7; Keerans. Jr,, John Hall Skeen, yirginia
skeen Norton. Mary p Skeen Dnwscy.
James ,y Ryron Crouss ,,,l,. Lois Grouse Bling.
Mason, Pauline Poster. Kimber +. Grouse.
David A. Grouse, lisa 4. Grouse, Loliis II.
and next Of Kin of Henry N. Craven.
deceased, and All others concerned, appear
in said Court on Monday. the 2nd day Of
october. AID. 1914. at 1000 O'Clock AM,
to show cause Why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof be
published in the washington Law Re-
porter and THE Evening Star" once in
each of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned. the first
publication to be not less than thirty days
orable EDWARD c. EICHER, Chief Justice
of said Court, this oath day Of August,
AID 1914. (Seal.) Attesk VICTOR 8.
MERSCH. Register of Wills for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Clerk Of ths. Probate
Court. au26, sells.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-22

the holidays. Mrs Katie VIII
liams was called to Youngstown,
Ohio. Rev. n. l.. Dove attend
ed his aunt's funeral at Palestine
on Tuesday, :. Pvt. Joe Henry
Brooks of Gulfport, Miss, is here
ON turlough with relatives. =.
S-Sgt. Raymon Porter sends greet
ings from France. Mrs. Willie
Mae Stegall has returned from
Kansas City Kansas, where she
visited her husband. His eondi-
ton Is much improved. Mrs.
franehell Burton shopped in Lit
tie Rock on Tuesday. Mrs. X.
Branch left Tuesday for Kirk
willie, Mo, to join her husband,
Rev, j. |, Branch, who is PASTOR
ing there. :, Norman Kelly's name
was accidentally left off the sehol
arship honor roll for grade 4. g.
The gym drive report for the first
two months was $31.43. The
drive will continue. New pledges
are continuously coming in, and
many out of town contributions
have been received. Visitors
during the past week We're Pvt.
Leslie Williams. Miss Vivian Toll
efson, Rev. r. 5. Jones, and Mo-
Their Parks. The choral group
sponsored musical on Tuesday
night at Morning Star Baptist
church. Miss NJ o. Tyler is direc-
tress. School closed Friday for
the holidays. All children were
expecting a joyous holiday seas
On. The Home Ec girls are
making candies, fudge, fondant
and pinoehe, cakes. Lady Balfi-
more filling, pillow eases from
socks. Some are being embroid-
cred. Cup towels and searfs
are also being made for the
Xmas init The members of
lie home economies club are ex-
hanging gifts. We wish each
and everyone Il very Merry MAS
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MAIL US TWO DOLLARS.
AND WE WILL MAIL THIS
PAPER TO THAT SOLDIER
BOY FOR A WHOLE YEAR.

Mrs. Grace Lee Walker. PPfc
Jessie Green left Thursday morn
ing for Boston, Mass, where he
will enter the Hospital. Miss
NJ. Crockett, of Los Angeles, Calf.
will meet in New York City where
they will be happily married. :.
Mother Strong from Woodson is
now visiting in the home of Bro.
and Sis. f. Phillips. She had
dinner in the home of Bro. and
Sis. Il, Harris Sunday. She will
be here after the Christmas holi-
days. Prayer service will still
continue every evening except
Saturday at 3 o'clock.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-22

published. called the Campus
Light with a new editorial staff.
Miss Juanita Robinson, Editor-in-
chief, and Miss Bernice Gault, as
soeiate editor The Menifee
Travellers will play their first
game Of the season at Fort Smith
ON Tuesday night, Dec. 18th. They
Will play Ark. Baptist College,
Thursday night, Dec 21st, at the
Menifee school gymnasium.
Curtis Mitchell, son OF Rev. and
Mrs. r, c. Mitchell is home on
a fifteen day furlough, who has
been on the Hawaiian Islands over
two years. He has been a men,
Der of the Navy about three
gears, Cpl. Royce Lee Winston
Is home on furlough with his wife
mother, father, and many rela-
tiyes and friends.
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(lades
Clifton s. Hill

Rev. Willie Shaw was called to
Pine Bluff on account of illness
of his brother Mrs. Carrie
Haskill, of Pine Bluff, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Johnson. Ernest
Wright, OF Little Rock, is visit
ing o G, Allen and family
" Nathaniel G0osbory has been
aeaorahig discharged from tie
t4ed forces Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Jones, of Little Rock, were
the guest of Mrs. Jones mother.
Mrs, Dollar Worthy, and her bro
Their, MIR. and Mrs. Robert Han
#ins Mrs. l.. Y. Hill was called
% the bedside of her grand
mother, Mrs. John Tucker
Mrs. Armada Louis and Mrs. Hat
Tie Gee We're shopping in Dumas
saturday,
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BENTON
Peter Campbell


Mrs. Annie Johnson. of Pleas
ant Hill AME church, is now en-
gagged in trying to get city water
over in the colored addition, and
We We're thankful to have the
Mayor of the town TO make a talk
in the defence of the water on
Thursday night, December 18th,
at the st, Paul Bapt. church, and
we are asking the cooperation of
all tire colored people. Sis. and
j Bro. Parish and Sis. and Bro.
Harris attended the National Holy
Conyoeation at Memphis, Tenn. ,
Sis, Irene Grayan, Sis. Harris, and
Mother Randles are on the sick
list. i. We were glad to have Mo
Their Stong, from Woodson. with
us for a few days. Sis. and
Bro, Earnest Thompson have
made an addition of one room to
their home, Cola Colman is
spending the weekend in Brink
ley with his sick brother. Mrs.
Ollie Kinds made a brief trip to
Little Rock. Henry Smith is
on the sick list He is staying
in the home of his son ]. ID. Smith.
fiis daughter. Mrs. Henrietta
Smith, spent the weekend with
him. Robert Anderson spent
the w.ef-ond in Arkadelphia with
his wife, Mrs. Hazel Hollins
spent the weekend in Prescott
doing Christmas shopping.
Butler Feminine spent the week
end in Little Rock with children.
AImo Tidwell, of Hot Springs,
spent Sunday in Benton. g.. Mrs.
Ella Is expecting her daughter
from Richmond, Calf, in a few
DAYS Mrs. Ruth Jones is here
for tic Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Scott spent
Monday in Little Rock. Miss
LonnIe Walker, of sparkman
spent last weekend here with
friends, The Stanly Bush party
met at tlvA residence of Mrs. An
ME Johnson, Monday night with
nice attendance. Rev P. B..
Franklin spent weekend visiting
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-22

a very fine performance. The title
of 1t was The Messiah The
Mt. Zion S. S. met at the usual
hour, Glass No. }. banner offer
ing class. No. .. Banner attend
ahee class Pfc Willie Neal
was home on furlough Mrs
Anna Owens, of Clarksyille, Tex
as, spent the weekend with her
sister. Mrs. Mary A. Nunley 3.
Mrs. Owens was visitor at s.
church Mr.. Lott of Clio Elm
ST., suffered broken hip. The
church at large extends their
sympathy to Mrs. Lott, who is
president of the Mt. Zion Miss
inoary Band The Mt. Zion
Missionary band made a surprise
visit to the home OF Deacon Abe.
Roswell, and held an enjoyable
service, and gave the family a
shower and donation, served a
repast and adjoined Dec. 10th
the church was happy to have
present Rev. NJ. C. Carey j..
Mrs, c, b. Allen, of Jacksonville,
Texas, spent the day With Mrs.
Mary Nunley, She was en-route
toNashy lille, Ark, to spend the
Christmas holidays with her sis
ter, Mrs, Roye Coulter j.. The
Mt, Zion b, T. L. sponsored a
program by the exarlIan a
Greens Quartet, beginning Dee.
18th to 10th, Mr.. II. Il. Fhiffer
gave program in Hop, Ark,
Dee. l4th.
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Mt. Olive
Normendia OdOm

Sunday School was in charge
of Bro. +, l., Brewer using for
"a subject, Christian Living at
Its Best, Last Sunday also
marked the twelfth anniversary
of Pastor W. S. Thomas. There
were two visiting churches pres
ent, Mt. Hebrew CME Church and
MI. Grove Baptist church. The
anniversary sermon was delivered
by Rev. b. |. Whitfield, pastor of
the Mt, Grove Baptist church.
Collection for the days services
was SGl.Si. Miss jewel Bell left
Monday to visit friends and rela-
tiYes in Kansas City, Mo. and
Chicago, H. Mrs. Leona Cole
and brother, Eli Winston, of st.
Louis, Mo, are visiting friends
and relatives hare. Miss Lois
Martin is home again after spend
ing several months in Kansas
City. Charlie Anderson, who
has been confined in the hospital
In Memphis, lis home again, do
ing nicely.
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,iuauita# Robinson

juauita Robinson
The Conway County Trn.
school he'd its third annual bra
matte tournament last week, go
ING on Wednesday night through
Friday night, sponsored by Mrs.
j. W. English Il was a hilarious
affair, composed of contests in
singing. speaking and dfamatiza-
ton. Wednesday night was de-
voted to the primary and inter-
mediate groups, Thursday night
was devoted to the Jr, High Dept.
and Friday night was a season of
entertainment brought to US
from the Senior High Dept. Union
Chapel and New Hope schools
participated in this program.
Prize winners We're as follows:
Onella Gunnels, Marva Louise
johnson, Dorothy Lee English,
first prize winners of Wednesday
night. All first prizes were
awarded to the students Of Con-
way County TIN. School Thurs
dav night as there were series of
group performances on that night.
Billie Joe Nelson, Vonness Pow
er, and the Jr. class quartet re-
ceiYed first prize on Friday night,
Fac school paper is still being
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-22

service was held at Pilgrim Rest
AME church sunday, Dec. 18th.
The services were all spiritual
high with Rev. c. II. Jones, pas
tor, The Smith Hughes teach
ers A. j. Hicks We're united in
matrimony To Jr. High school
teacher, Miss b. j Binns, also
Mr.. Lee Washington to Miss lola
Mccoy. A basketball game
was held at Drew County Train
ing School between Warren and
Monticello. The browning of the
queen, Miss Ardell Queen, was
performed.
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Monticello
Iorene White

Mrs. Julia b, Kimp from Little
Rock spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Carry Pope.
Mrs. Bessie Lyles is also home
after spending the summer months
in Oregon. Mrs, DorothnoIly
Hall and daughter are visiting in
the city from Tracy, Calf.
Miss Martha Hogue is home from
Pine Bluff for the holidays. =.
Mrs. Sarah Francis Eppington
and mother of Richmond, Calf,
were here on a short visit. Rev.
Melvin Simmons was guest speak
er at 3 o'clock Sunday at First
Baptist church. The pre-Xmas
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NEWPORT
Mrs. Gladys Mays

Mrs. Maude Smith spent the
weekend in Cairo. ILL.,, as guest
of Mr., and Mrs. Earl Palm. ..
Mrs, Verneal Valentine and dau-
ghter, Miss Mildred, of Chicago,
are holiday visitors of their mo-
Their and grandmother, Mrs. Mag
gle Battle. . Pvt. Leslie Williams
of cambridge, Ga, spent his fur
Tough here with his family. =.
Mrs, Silver Lean Balentine. of
Chicago, spent a few DAYS mere
with parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Williams. Her son William Jr.,
accompanied her to Chicago for
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DerlllOtt
Josie Smith


Mrs. Vadie Lewis has a new
residence. She has moved to Los
Angeles. Calf. Miss Minnie Mae
Esene is expecting to go back to
Little Rock hospital, January IL
1915. Miss Roberta Hawkins
and Billie Jean Hawkins, and
Lethanel Hawkins were guests at
Miss Willie Eta Hill. Pvt. and
Mrs, Fletcher Davis and family
have returned from Florida where
they rebound and brought Pvt.
Fletcher with them. He is here
on a furlough. =. Miss Flossie Hun
ter and Mrs. Helen Johnon and
mother are taking their vacation
in the Windy City ..
In Memoriam
In loving memory Of our little
daughter and sister, Elise jean
nette Caldwell who LETT us one
year ago December II. 1913. Oh
how We love you, but God loved
you best He took you from us.
We miss YOU So You are gone
but not forgotten, SO sleep on,
we will naVpr foVrpt you
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TEXARKANA

NJ. H.. WWesley

Mrs. Nellie Beckwith, OF Cam
den; Ark, spent the week with
her cousin, Mrs. Annie Mae San
ders, and husband Of 1409 Spruce
ST, Mrs. Beekwith lives with her
mother in Camden :. Mrs. Mag
gle NJ. Mathews left Saturday,
Dec. 18th, to visit her husband,
Pvt. Calvin Mathews, stationed
at Camp Claiborne, La. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Lee Ivory are the
proud parents of baby girl born
Dec. l6th George l.. Chance
is i'll at his home, 1414 Spruce
ST The many friends of Mrs.
Marie Moore, are proud to know
her improvement since she had a
serious operation. She is now at
the home of her mother, Mrs
Nora Anderson Norris A..
Aeiehhors is home on thirty
day leave with his mother. Mrs
Beatrice Neighbors John Wes-
ley died at the home of his son
Saturday Dec. 10th. He was Il
long time resident of Bowie
County. Texas. He was born in
Lafayette Co, Ala. He is sur
yiyed by IA children, twenty
grandchildren, II great Grand
children. The funeral will be con-
Quoted at Hickory Hill Bapt.
Church, Nasa Texas, Thursday,
Dec, 2lst, Richardson Funeral
Home in chlrge Mrs. Frank
Virgins, 1906 Elm ST., has re-
turned home after visiting her
sitk mother-in-law at the sanitor-
i'm, Mrs. Virgins is staunch
worker N Al. Zion Baptist
Church The Oak st. Imperial
Choir Will render THE Christmas
Messiah" Sunday evening a S
7. m. under the direction of Miss
Thelma c. Williams, the pianist
Tie Sunset Baptist Church
had splendid attendance for
The weather, sunday morning.
Tho pastor, Rev. y. Edwin John
son, preached d very warm COS
Pei sermon, Tie morning offer
ing was very good, and several
OF the members paid on their
building Fund Coupon Books
Pastor Johnson attended the Mid
Winter Board meeting of the con-
yention held in Gainesville. Tex
as, and also was on program to
deliver a sermon . The Y. NJ. G.
met in the home of Mrs. Linda
flewellen, Monday night, A good
meeting wasl held with the follow
ing members present, Mrs. b. b.
Bate, Mrs. Ruby Jones, Mrs.
Lula Mae Adams, and Mrs. O. p.
Ferguson. Mrs. M. b. Bate. Pres
The Senior Choir, under the dir
ection of Mrs. Vern II. Lewis, is
to render a Cantata, SUNDAY
night, December "a. The public
is invited. Ross Richardson, Pres.
The church and the many friends
OF Mrs. Beta Bryant, wha has
Just returned from Detroit. Mich.
was indeed happy to greet her
after the service Sunday morning
Mrs. Bryant was a dependable
member of the Senior Choir
The Sunset Library Club met in
the home OF Mrs. Birdie Richard
son, Sunday afternoon, Dec. 10th.
An interesting meeting was held
with the president presiding -.
The Semper Fidellis Club met in
a call meeting Sunday afternoon,
at the spacious home of Mrs.
Belle Collins, 1928 Peach st. =.
The Oak St Senior Choir render
ed a Christmas Cantata, Sunday
night, December 18th, which was
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-22

Mr., and Mrs. A. White were
Gould visitors Sunday Mrs,
ElHlra Norman returned from
Hot Springs recently Mrs.
Emma Pickett was visiting her
children in Houston, Texas, last
week The Palestine Church
sponsored finance drive Sun
day Sermon by Mod. j. e.
Mitchell Cpl. Joseph Thomas
is home on turlough with wife
and family The Dumas School
will render their Christmas Pro-
gram, December 21st
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Home For Xmas

Morris A. Neighbors, Yoeman,
Third Glass. of Texarkana, has re-
turned home on thirty days leave
visiting his mother, Mrs. Beatrice
Neighbor Mrs. Neighbors was
one of the first Negro seamen to
90 overseas in 1912. He has
served 26 months in the South
Pacific, He is also one of the
first yoemen to return from over
sens.
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st. James Sunday School OPEN
ed at the usual hour with the
Supt, j, Q. Adams at his post. j.
Rev. II. W. Downing delivered a
wonderful message at IL o'clock
TO a large audience. The City
Prayer Band will meet with the
Park Ave. Bapt. Church, Sunday,
Dec. cath at 5 a. m. Kenneth
Eugene Roberts was honered Sat-
urday Dec. 9th with a stag party
given him In honor of his 18th
Birthday, by his dad and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Roberts at SIS
Baltimore st. The guest We're, Joe
Ceeiel Walker. Mayfiled Brew
ster. Bobby Metals. r. 7. Fulce.
and Reubin Colwell They were
served Hot Chill and crackers.
salad and cocoa, and Strawberry
and Vanilla Ice Cream and Cake
Mrs. Juanita Banks Stevenson
has returned home after attend
ing the funeral of her foster
sister. Mrs. Addie Moseo- Petty,
who passed Dec. sth in Kansas
City, Mo. Mrs. Mariah Young,
on Delaware St, has left for
Shreveport La, to spend the
holidays with her sister Lewis
Wade fell dead Monday on Wybe-
dotte st, Mrs. Minnie Hollins
has returned home after spend
Ing several months in Portland,
Ore. Mrs. Myrtle Cooper left
Monday for Portland, Ore. after
attending the funeral OF her
mother-in-law. Mrs. Vtetora
Cooper, and spending several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Wilson Mrs Fanny
Cantley has received word that
her son SGT. Burnea Haryer has
left for overseas Mrs Lillian
Rrazelle. Elder Lannie Austin,
and Ed Hendrix. have return
ed from Memphis. Tenn, after
attending he holiness Conya-
cation AIR. Green on Pmehust,
Is the guest of his wife. Mrs.
Green, after spending several
months IN Portland, Ore. .Reu-
fin Wilson, on short PiPnehust,
has returned home after spending
three months in Los Angeles,
Calf, visiting his children :.
Those on the sick list are Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bell, Mrs. Tia Ross S
mother, Harry Duckette, Mrs.
day Hervey. n. Aron Walker, on
East Wynedot4 St, has returned
home from Arizona Sgt. Sam
ME Harvey, wife and baby are
the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Fanny Cantley on 5th Ave . :.
Mrs. Nj. Taylor, on Preston st.,
has returned from Detroit, Mich.
{. Mrs. Alean Scales Terrence,
and baby Made, of Kansas City,
Mo-. but formerly of Texarkana.
is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Jessie Scales Sgt. John L. Par
ker is the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John PARKER. Sgt.
Pasker Is from New Guinea, he
was married to Miss Mary Jane
Tyler, Dec, 10th The annual
emancipation Day program OF the
Local Branch of the NAACP will
be held at the Sunset Baptist
Church, January list, at 3 D. m.
The speaker of the evening is
Attn. G. B. Bunkley, of Dallas,
Texas. Attn. Bunkley is a grad
uate of Prairie View College class
OF Al, and the University of
Michigan Law School In Dallas
he is member of the law firm
of Durham and RnnklnA.
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Dumas
Mamie l.. Mitchell

Mr.. and Mrs. Watt Green had
as their house guest last week.
MIS- Cunningham, Of Brinkley
.Deloyd Ware. who has been
working in Los Angeles, Calf,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ware Rev. j. B.
bronner has returned home
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College Station
Ialniad &c Body

fFVVFN
st. John Baptist Church open
ed it services with a song led by
Bro. Northern, Scripture Reading
by the pastor. Welcome by Sis
Nlckson, song led by Sister Cooley.
Solo by brother Sen, and a talk
by Bro. Gadlen. The sermon was
delivered by Rev. Bonds of the
First Baptist Church, 9Th and
Elbum st.
Evening star., 1944-02-22
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
TRAJlERs FOR sALR.

DUMP and stake body trucks; al types Of
haplnc; tM bulldoser grading. top soil. Dein.
Evening star., 1944-02-22
ATTRACTIVE HOME.
Stock and Dairy Farm.

23s acres on pike. i hour Of Washing
ton; all under cultivation. so acres in val.
liable merch antahle timber, well vatered b,
stream. modern stone house Of rooms
With all modern improvements, includinf
baths and large fireplace; tenant house
with electricity and bath installed. stone
dairy barn large enough for 80 cows now
equipped with stanchions for 15 cows
stock barn. silo modern hog and poultr,
quarters; included with farm. 90 head o.
thoIoughbred Leghorn chickens. ali farm
indictments practically new. tractors. z
trucks, station WAGON: priced $50, 600
terms to be ARRANGED; the personal prop.
erty being worth more than $40. 900 ant
the orieinal oak timber approxima tel
$4,000 cuts down the price Of this de.
80 Gays; unusual opportunity shown By
appointment. Phone Herndon So Buei
Farm Agency, Herndon, Fairfax County
Evening star., 1944-02-22
SUBURBAN PROPERTY rop sAIr

sOSON0SAN INOreNlu fOk SAkk.
VERY welI-constructed brick house in
bedrooms, recreation room: Attached "a.
sage ggs lovely lot; S10,750. Phone jackson
MCLEAN. vA.-5 rooms and bath, ami;
large carpenter shop, garase, chicken
trees: nicely loest.d: price Sc. .ooo; saa%e eonV'
serms' .ads' Frenzel, Mclean, Va. Elmwood
ARLINGTON = 5-room. detached. new
sFes' ton rear T0o%s poIeb as rse to DsT
TAKoMA FxRK-By owner. So detached p
story story, brick house, II years old; s bed
tsSRed asrss. baths ,n FL heat
yRSSx sH VRAsou.eGqs 81 :ssasoom, saaSa tr.m.
bsihsp hsp'sops y1as Eoop with
shade trees and fruit trees. large earden
soss snsse to ssr ssSoas ssr.sss hcks9 Ogse
AiRL.. VA. Oak ST., / blk. Navy Annex.
sd ssower srs1 t arss soup m 1Iea
sps asnSsd 1855 s sk es s HsS sSs lines
sYxfrsELIf s LStsS Hills fEfs wH sfSod Sl}s
2-family brick; 1st floor rented. ss5; End
floor, private entrance. $40: equipped with
ELECTRIC ,ls e.. stoves @ and refriserators garage.
Erwin Fry ,Rsy Realty Co. Call Hyatts. 0a34; ewes.
NEAR ouARTERMAsTER DEPOT. miles
west OF Alexandria. 2 blocks OF Lee-Jack-
son highway. Route 236: Cape Cod style
house, excellent prewar construction. 2ia
years old; all modern conveniences, hard
wood hoors. one acre ground: nice location;
appreciated. Priced to sell, $4,000;
terms to suit purchaser. Alexandra 5347.
EASTPINEs, MD.-Four-room BUNGALOW
Nth, Nth screen ensa porch large lot. Details,
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-s7,a5o-e-room
frame Cape Cod. air-condttioned, coal;
full basement; Ia tiled baths; large lot;
substantial down payment. Immediate
possession. :. Shown by appointment only
Also other homes. Falls Church I907-W.
ARLINGTON, 1918 No. Wakefield st-5-
room. bath. oil heat, lot 75x125: / blk bus
and stores: immediate possession; price,
$1,000. C. F. shillingburg, 1915 Lee high
WAY Arlington Va 0YfnrA- -oROI
Evening star., 1944-02-22
ADAM A. WEsCHLER { SON. Auctioneer
915 = Street NV.
DRESSES,
Fur-Trimmed, Sport, Fur
COATS.
SUITS-HATS.
FIXTURES.
SMALL SAFE, CARPET, DESK,
Singer SEWING MACHINE.
By Auction
AT BARTON'S,
923 G ST. NV,
THURSDAY

February "a, 1914.
:. Fixtures commencing 10 O'Clock am,
inciude small iron safe: hat-top and type
writer desks, letter file cabinets, tables,
garment racks. hangers. dress covers
Aoiaphane window shades. floor lamp,
spot ngnts, velvet curtains, burglar alarm
:. ss,sem, ~ ooor cneck. chromium sarment
ALSO AT IL AM.
I've nundred reyon, velvet and cotton
dresses, suits; fur-trimmed, sport and fur
coats ito be sold eepArately), hats, etc.
CHARe PEovP1D:
on account sale Of building. <e3i. .22,33
Evening star., 1944-02-22

81 UNiTS.
Priced at figure to warrant immediate
inspection. Completed over / "a years ago.
Building is equipped with prewar mate
riais. Located within 2 blocks Of shop
8 .apts. have Q bedrooms Approximate
net return on investment is lsg.
H. g. SMlTHY CO.. Realtors
S11 10Th st. NV. MA 1908
Evening star., 1944-02-22

SUITLAND MANOR
4-FAMILY BLDGs.
Across the street from several perma .
nent Govt. bureaus
over 20Se return, only small invested
capital required per bldg.
Inspection BY appointment
FREDERICK W. BERENS, INC
1928 st. NV. Phone MA, S27o
Ewes. MI Kleinpeter WI 374&
Evening star., 1944-02-22

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