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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-08-25
SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 20
49, Among the members of the
For Get Me Not Temple of Elks
that will attend the Elks Con-
vention at Philadelphia are:
Daughters EsSie Smith, Eva Hen
Messy, Marion Archibald and
Dr. Joseph Jarrett. - Miss Adele
Addison, popular vocalist of this
city was presented in special
program under the auspices of
the Service Club No. 2 at the
WeStover Field. - A picnic
luncheon was given for the so
Junior HostesSes at the Westover
Field by service club 2 on Aug
25th. - Mrs Sadie Walker of 81
Franklin st, member Of the Ear
ali Freeman Council of ElkS sus-
tanned an injury to her right hip
when she fell at her place of
employment on Aug 10. After be-
ing taken home she was removed
to the Springfield Infirmary
where an x-ray was taken of in
iurieS Resting comfortable at
this report. - The c5nIor choh
of Bethel AME Church gave a
Garden Party on the church
lawn Aug Is. Mrs Fannie Nazery
was chairman of affairs, assist
cd by Miss Teena Burt. - Miss
Rebecca Johnson, recently APP
pointed assistant Principal Of
Washington School and Mrs
Mary Cannon MCLEAN, teacher
at the Hooker School were both
registered at the Columbia Uni
versity Summer school in P G
studies in Education. - The
wedding of Miss Maud Smith of
TIolyoke and Mr. Willie McCray
Of Hartford, Conn took place at
Hartford on Aug Is. The recep-
ton took place at the home Of
/ the brides aunt and uncle, Dea-
con and Mrs D w Wimbish Of
II Lebanon st, Springfield. Rev
H Hutchings off1ciated at the
wedding in Hartford. The couple
will make their home in Hart
! ford. - A combination birthday
anniversary honoring the pro-
prietor of the beauty parlor, Mrs
Helen walker and her associates
Miss Eunice P Smith and Mis-
Ida May Anderson, was given al
| the home of Mrs Walker at x
orleans st, Saturday, Aug 25th
1t was alco the occasion of the
first anniversary of the opening
of the Beauty Parlvr on Main st
There we're so guests present
from this city and out Of town
Among the out of town guests
were: Miss Susie Holl of Boston
Miss Winford Sessemon of Nor
walk. Conn, Miss Virginia May
Nelson and Miss Beatrice Ken
needy, both of Savannah, Georgia
and Mr. and Mrs w Edwards of
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one hope, that her brother, T-Sgt
Walter H. Scott, returns from
overseas soon. Miss Ethel
Nichols of Boston is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Florence Ward, for a
few weeks Miss Edith Beck
ton is the weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Ward of Laurel st.
Mrs. Esther Gary is visiting
Mrs. Myrtle White Of II Dix st,
for the weekend HOME
FROM CALIFORNLA-Mrs Leslie
M Wilson, Jr, of 9 Palmer st, has
returned from a 3 weeks vaca-
ton with her husband, Leslie Jr.
B &c, stationed at the U. S. Naval
Base in San Diego, Calf. En-
route home she stopped in Los
Angeles, Mexico and Hollywood
TAKE NOTICE Teenagers',
plans are under way by this
writer for the Worcester Brown
Skins on Parade, one of the
greatest musicals ever given in
Massachusetts. Kindly write on
one side Of a sheet of paper your
name and talent and leave inx1y
mail box. Ages 8 to 18. Parents
please assist Miss Ruth
Truesdale, 7 Liberty st has re-
turned from a two weeks visit
to her sister and other relatives
in Englewood, N. j. 100 cou-
pies enjoyed the Victory Block
dance by the Clayton Radio and
Record Co. =. Mr.. Smith is seri-
ously ill at his home on Elizabeth
st - RETURNED FROM CANA
DA-Mr. and Mrs. John A. Byard
and daughter, Jessie, have re-
turned frof a two weeks visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Byard in
Truro, N. S. BIRTH-Aug, Is
a son to Mr.. and Mrs. w, John
son - Mrs. Ellen (Anderson)
Stewart has returned to Balti-
more after amonth's visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry of 9 Elliott st
and will rseume teaching at the
Phillis Wheatly School Miss
Dorothy Hayes of Hartford, Conn
is spending her vacation in Wor-
ceSter, tine guest Of Miss Juanita
Houcom. In HOSPITAL-Mrs.
William Kennedy of 9 Liberty
st is in Lincoln Hospital where
she underwent an operation for
hernia and is expected home in a
few days GOING TO NOVA
SCOTIA-Mrs. Helen Elms and
son Billie Of Is Carroll st, have
gone to Nova Scotia and other
cities for two weeks to visit her
cousin and other relatives.
GRASSLAND WILSON
Mrs. Ella P. Wilson and James
H. Grassland of 7 Newbury st..
son of Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Cross
land of Fort Smith, Ark, were
married Monday night at 8 in
the AAIE Zion Church, Rev.
Richard F. Benjamin officiating.
A reception followed the cere-
mony in the Elks Auditorium,
2l0 Summer st, Mrs. Cora Ed
wards of Somerville, cousin of
the bride, was Matron of honor.
Misses Martha Brown and Pau
line Jonnston were bridesmaids.
Mango SmitherS and Sandra
Kinds of Boston were flower girls
The bride was gowned in white
satin and marquisette with a
fitted bodice and full skirt and
finger tip veil. She carried a
bouquet of white roses and sweet
peas with an ORCHID center. The
matron of honor wore an orchid
gown with a sweetheart neckline
and matching accessories. The
bridesmaids wore blue and yell
low gowns with matching &C
cessories and carried bouquets of
pink and yellow roses. The flower
girls in white carried baskets of
roses.
NOTES from Aug 10 - I see
that our Worcester friend, Mr..
Edwards is doing very well in his
GUARDIAN column, a paper for
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WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 81
AS is - The old rheumatic in
both legs from hips to toes has
held me in the house for four
teen days taking hot salt baths
almost breaking my neck get
ting in and out Of the tub, using
every liniment and Salve ever
made. will be lucky if l have
hide enough left to cover a pin
head when old rheu leaves me.
A great fellow, but d bad
company, Yet, I find that read
ers Of this column have nobly
responded andhav taken THE
GUARDIAN into their homes as
one Of their greatest sources of
information concerning what one
half is doing by the other half
On the West Side are folks
whom I know very well and to
whom I would like very much to
get THE GUARDIAN. If any
West Side parent has a boy who
can handle a GUARDIAN route,
please contact me. cannot
help thanking you readers again
and again for the manner in
which you have accepted this
column and other enlightening
news in the paper. I also thank
the business men of Worcester
who in their farsigtedness are
aiming to build a strong cuSto-
NERVOUSNESS in the postwar
period by inserting their adver-
tisements in THE GUARDIAN.
To all Worcester business people
I say that an ad in the GUARD
IAN will cause many out-of- town
people to come in your place:
You open up your business
place,
OF customers you have no
trace;
An ad in the GUARDIAN will
start the race,
To see who's first to get to
your place.
My greatest thrill during the
Victory celebrations was the
Johnson drum and bugle corps
leading a parade through the
East Side and downtown bust
ness sections. With gasoline un-
rationed Sunday will see the
greatest getting-out-of-town day
in Worcester history. Delegates
and members of Quinsigamond
Lodge of Elks and Pocahontas
Temple will leave for the Elks
convention and war trend rally
in Phila, Pa, and others will go
farther south for their vaca-
tions Funeral services for
Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Latham, A
Clayton st, who died Aug. 16,
were held at John st. Baptist
Church Saturday at 2:30 p. m,
with Rev. Marion Gibson Off
ciating. Interment was in Hope
Cemetery Miss Emma Mays,
completely recovered, has re-
turned home after being hos
pitalized for several weeks, I'M
dergoing an operation and being
seriously i'll. Her host of friends
rejoice to have her with them
again.
EARLENA BOYKIN A BRIDE
The marriage of Miss Earlena
Boykin daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
S. M. Boykin, 27 Carroll st to
Clifford Porter of Thomaston,
Ca. was solemnized Saturday,
Aug. IL, at the home of the
brides parents. A reception fol-
lowed. The couple received many
beautiful presents.
Leroy Smith and family for
merly of Worcester but now OF
Boston, are in the city visiting
Mr. Smiths brother, who is seri-
ously i'll, at his home on Eliza
beth st. and other relatives and
friends. Miss Gertrude Scott,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Boyd
in Boston the past three years,
is back home once more and glad
to be with her family. She has
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CHELSEA
PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
1866 Pearl Street
ReUS. VirgiS Hill,
Samuel H, Bullock,
DrS. r. T. Reed and
J. E. Jets,

NbHtHbkbbGN St 1fb0f W
The service at the Peoples
Baptist church, Chelsea, will be
as follows: Morning service
Sunday 10:45. Or. R. T. Reed
in charge and will preach. Sum
DAY School 1890 m, Mrs. Le-
VIVA Milliken in charge Holy
Communion every first Sunday
evening ut 7.
Week Day Services
Prayer and praise Sevrice ev-
cry Friday evening at 7 with
DR.. R. T Reed in charge. Choir
rehearsal every Tuesday evening
at 7. Rev. Virgis Hill, in charge,
Public is cordially invited.
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the colored people of Worcester
will help them along with their
plan-Charles william Broyles
goes in the Service Aug. 24-Is
there anyone with talent who
would like to donate a few hours
a month to entertaining SOL
diers? Get in touch with Thelma
Nelson, 60883 after 4.30 p. m. any
day except Tuesday-Edward M
Toney F-1c left for overseas July
8. He was in Williamsburg, Va,
and at Hampton College before
going over. He is the son of Mrs.
Nellie Toney of 66 Parker St.
Mrs. Harriet Clark of SO Clay
ton st, spent a week in Leomins-
ter, Mass. with her two grand
children.-"The Dixie B. @. is
turning over a new leaf. The
Dixie is looking wonderful al
ready. They will make it a sue
cess,"-Thank you Mickey-CIub
Cebbonaire will give one of their
annual picnicS at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ward, Provi-
dence I'd, Grafton, Mass. Only
servicemen are invited. Fried
chicken, potato salad, hot bis
cults for supper and dancing and
group singing on the lawn, a
vicente roast in the afternoon
and sWimming-Ciub Debbonaire
gave a party Aug. IL for service
men at the home of Miss Ellen
Banson, 5 Clayton st.-Seaman
First Glass Wesley James, son
Of William Bradshaw of 81 Clay
ton ST., has been honorably dis
charged from the U.S.N. He re-
sides with his aunt and uncle,
Rivers Wilson, 6 Home st. He
worked at Crompton and
Knowles before entering the
service and received his training
at Camp ROb't Srn0"- T ing
Camp, Great Lakes, III. He saw
action on Saipan where he won
two battle stars. He also went
to New Caledonia and Pearl
Harbor.. He was % months in
the S. Pacific and spent several
months in the Naval Hospital.
He will enter the Naval Hospi-
tai in Boston to undergo an OPP
eraton.-Mr. and Mrs. Ryman
Schuyler announce the marriage
of their daughter, Barbara Vi
ola, to Jack Smith, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Smith of San
Diego, Cal. Mr.. Smith, Jr., was
a student at the University of
California. His father owns a
well-knoWn tailoring establish
ment in San Diego. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev.
Rob't Throup of "St. Michaels
on the Heights" Barbara was
given in marriage by her cous-
in, Mrs. Louise Fernandes of Al
Bellevue st. The couple are
spending a brief honeymoon in
historic Groton, Mass, and will
make their home in San Fran
cisco after the war.-Miss JAG
queline D. Ward, daughter of
Mrs. Florence Ward, has gone to
HyanniS for the rest of the sum-
mer with her grandmother.
Mrs. Nicholas.-Mrs. Harriet B.
Clark of 80 Clayton st. spent a
weekend in Leominister, Mass.
with her two grandchildren. The
The youngest little girl celebrat-
ed her third birthday.-Mr.
James Salters drove from Miami,
Florida, to Boston.-Sgt. M. w
Shropshire of New York city
who returned from the ETC
after two years absence was the
guest Of his brothers, L. T. and
R. J. Shropshire on a 3O-day
leave. He will return to Ft. Dix
for redeployment. He spent a
very pleasant vacation touching
all the hot spots. He was ac-
companied by his oldest sister,
Mrs. Sallie Brevard from SC.
formerly of Worchester.
Evening star., 1945-10-21
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINiA.

SMALL ESTATE, located near Falls Church
in nearby Fairfax Co., consisting of 4
charming Cape Cod home, situated or
l. Va acres. This custom-built home; on an
elevated site, is in an estate neighborhood
has an interesting view, and attractively
Handicapped grounds. Completely fenced
with white board, it viii interest those
seeking small estate, where one car
farm on small scale. Planted with many
varieties of Towering shrubs, roses, trees.
berries, etc. 1t also has small outside
building, with fenced-in paddock for pony
or horse. A 2-car garage, with servant
rm. and bath attached, which viii ade-
quately house couple 1t is appealing
with its wide clapboard construction,
trimmed with green shutters. Rooms on
the lst floor include entrance hail. living
room d4x2s) with Colonial fireplace. sun
room, dining room f12x14l with door
large equipped kitchen and breakfast room.
smaller bedrooms and tiled bath. Full
basement with unfinished recreation room
and servants bath Possession Nov. 18th.
Price, $4,000. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO. 2s40 Wilson blvd. CHI. 3s3s. Ewes.
FfYE-RooM. a-sToRY brick colonial on
lovely corner lot. Living room, dining
room, equipped kitchen downstairs: bed
rooms and tiled bath upstairs; full base
ment: rear lawn well fenced Cool and
comfortable In summer, easily heated in
winter 1000 with substantial cash.
COLONIAL REALTY CO.. CH. 1854, OK.
Ot7b. CH. 664z.
Evening star., 1945-10-21
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

BELTsyILLE = Vacant. Modern 7-roon
home; $3.50, bedrooms; 2 bedroom,
75xl so. more land available Near schools
stores busline. Act quickly, phone Ashton
Just OFF MACARTHUR BLVD. in lovel,
Brookmont-,Nearly new detached brick
and frame home; liv. room, din. room
bath and screened porch; recreation room
with fireplace; built-in garage; vacant
for rs immsdiats possession; Call OR. 0as5
NEAR M ef sffvEk M spRfNd s2 Al Al FMsED WSsaaon co
most desirable 7-room, 3-bath brick house
ssxceiient excel , eonditi4ns M coal h.y;h HARDWOOD
room; kitehsn. Den Or library bath bath
End door 1t toF can Be arTanseS fo,
room sosa. ',kanofty pine; bath; ample close
house: on beautifully, Handicapped ih-acr, it
hacols Gs refs d ana as o hsSs gsSEa avi
conv. transp. and stores: price, $4,000
term terms; possession at settlement Exclusiv.
AVE- sa NV. : NE E $500 ST. io s4aS aaSSi0 vermont
room and bath BUNGALOW. Complete .kitch.
hardwood floors. Oil &C. Lot 55xi50
SAULEY REALTY CO, sH. e412. sH
s7.95o-TAKoMA PARK. MD.-Modern 4.
room bungalow. large attic, easily con-
e o attpaetve
substantial cash required. 1012 Garlanc
css CAMP Nc ssGssEs st sSss new
oak floors. plastered. insulated, well, elec.
naSc, tric pump I'M II. full large from!
q Prs sss Ssseo Ss5isse for ssPt
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-Mt. Rainier
month; lovely. Groom white bungalow ':a 4
thing. Mr.. HANBACK,, UN. 1900, UN
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-Mt. Rainier
beautiful Groom house. only l block from
sns sns business @ section of Mt. Rainier:
Ideally al hoe beat full
and public schools. transportation, stores
sie; @ very ~ IreaSonable down payment. Mr.
DN rnshsS aoH ns sSoa ssry posses
sion; 5-room bungalow in excellent condi.
tion: TRANSPORTATION at your door; this
S1S9e IT sTyR4rs dSyR and ssTy gsymsn.s d aYATTs
sses BaItimors ave. Hssitsviils;, ia I'D. nun IN
uSIvERsffH tSaSPffh isasfy PAak.srick = rooms. in.
Guiding 3 bedrooms and a sunroom lOx22
fully screened. insulated, .weather,stTipped
sl7,a25; .HYATTsV!LLE TNvEsTMEN1
GostEy IKG ma ma qHS GS 554 sSa Bsmos asn gnSa
CHEvERLY-Brick. stone and frame, viii
slate roof: pretentious home. located
shod a home provided eFe
ioniai fireplace; exceptionally large dinini
and and dssna asfhfS sae ss hsse bs
sai,k
Hyattsyile Nd. UNI. pe 4S4o. amofs open Sunday day
HYATTSvTLLE, MD.--Reconditioned bricl
bungalow with 6 rooms and a tile bath
ovey home ahg repaee T Twins sas room; Iaa prics
ssssi4RfI EafHsS2f co
Hyattsyille, Nd. UN. 4o4o. Open sunday
MT. RAINIER-7,room BUNGALOW, includ
ing bedrooms; lot 41x120; garage, full
priee eas WITH SwasI S dasn
axATasvIE nd dor s bsmaIs So hG
NEARBY MARYLANDIcuts s-room bun.
fruit trees and nd plenty of garden space
ga s4s,,, month; FAYETTEVILLE 5I,I INVEST.
ave-. Hyattsville. Md. UN. 404o. oper
CAMP SPRINGS. MD.-Beautiful, moderr
5-rm. and bath bungalow, part basement
coal hot.water heat; ELECTRIC range sns
a e4m nj DESEY s Y'''S BUS fREEa ssESsfs sesS sS'
MobahS sSsDih sskM ANp sR5uss sAqa 2as az yrs old
bedrms., oil h.-w. hest. gas range, owe
/ acre Of excellent ground, chicken house
lns mi sit2 p &; ss.6e 5sal bsrgai psTs 1THsT esy
IEEEMxN. $500 Branch ave. & Il. " lspruc'
:.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

5 ROOMS AND SLEEPING PORCH. unfur-
nished, heat and hot water. in Colonial
home in Md. Two blocks from District
WARD r. GRUVER, lS11 Pa. ave. NV
S-ROOM, 2-BATH HOUSE, amt oil
burner, newly decorated; $3.50 mo-;
miles from Silver Spring; bus stop at
door; next to grade school, ideal for chill
dren Box 303-Z Star
Evening star., 1945-10-21

MT. RAINIER, MD. - Semioungalow, S
rms, bath. h.-w,h., oil burner. garage; /
DIX to cars and stores: priced $4,000,
colmar Manor, Md: furnished bunga-
low, completely redecorated, 5 rms. bath.
full basement, aarage; conv. location:
priced $500. DUNN IL CO. 3333 Rhode
Island ave, Mt. Rainier, Nd. Hyattsville
004S.
HYATTSvILLE HILLS-S-rm. bungalow,
bath, cleo, h.-wh., fireplace full bsut.
front-side porches, corner lot, close to
everything: possession; $3.50: terms
3737 Cottage terrace, Brentwood, Md
6 rms, bath. cleo, h.-wh, full bSmt ,
hwo. floors, modern kitchen, large lot close
to everything; $4,000; terms. THE Erwin
REALTY co. Call Hyattsville 0334; ewes
WA. 1891.
NEAR CLINTON, MD.-6-rm., bath. INV.
h.. cleo. kitchen, fireplace, gear garage.
chicken house, ga ac., on Rt. 5, $40, 750,
" cash.
7.rm., 2ha-bth,. Col house, on high
knoll, wooded, 2. .S3s ac elec. kit, rugs, etc; :;
ST. 5000: $4,000 cash, SIS month.
Near Camp Springs, Md rm, bath:
basement. fireplace, chicken house: lot 5Ox
45n; Sc, 500: $1,000 cash. DAN ABBOTT,
Clinton 81.
COLORED-s1I, 600; vacant. or 5 acres.
new 6-room brick bungalow, bath, electric
pump; ideal for chicken or truck farming:
fronting on hard road, 5 miles out: terms,
So. 500 down. JOHN BURDOFT, ColesYille
Nd. Phone Ashton (Md.) 3S46.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

COLORED-I4O0 BLOCK st. Sc
Beautiful 6-room and bath house Of
American architectural design, about 10
years old: weather-strirped and insulated;
large living room and dining room. snow
white kitchen. master bedrooms. tile
front and rear entrance to full base
ment: this house must be sold; $1,500
cash will handle.
Colored = 1900 block A st. ne. -
houses with 6 rooms and bath each;
ami. automatic gas heat. don't miss
these wonderful buys at S9.950. $1,000
cash
Coiored-Park View area-6-room house
converted into 2 apts!; h.-w. heat; may be
used as is or changed to a lovely family
dwelling: $1,000 cash, balance like rent.
Colored-l709 block willard st. NV;
rooms each: each has separate entrance,
separate heat and utilities; valuable in
vestment: only $1,000 cash.
.Colored--Upper Northwest sections
rooms and bath, ami. deep lot. vacant,
s., 600 cash. For further information on
the above properties phone Mr.. ROUSE
or Miss Bryant or any Of the sales stan.
Once open weekdays $3.50 to p.m.
Sundays. 10 Z. DL 7063.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

Total rents, S1,920 per year. Expense ap-
vproximately. $500 per year No heat to
supply. Price, S12.950. Terms.
10-room house, corner, detached. In
come. 81 $50 per year with free 4-room
apt. for owner. Oil heat. plenty OF ground
BookosF.. es f.sSG ssi st. ermS nW., NA 8D SSs9 GE
Evening star., 1945-10-21

Continued on Next Pass,1
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large storeroom with warehouse above, HI
heat, coal stoker; all stocked and full
play case, scales, ash register, etc. Price
S10.500. Stock and equipment valued a
approxlmately $4,000; J. 3. KMLY.E
Z, HURLEY Brosius Bldg, Rockville, Nc
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-we have sew
eral beautiful brick homes. in and aroun
bedrooms. SIS. 900 up. Mr.. MENaRD. uN
Goggr 99S; GPen syeninss IA and sot SUNDAY :,
res. section, paved street; all utilities: clos
to school: 81 200 for both. Ii Os59.
IT, nl7H S5s5 BACON axaft xE s4s9 sssS rm las.s s
sios 10th AVE. out Rhode siand ave. ne
-,Detached bunealow, rms. bath. oi
nes pessessea ssnr ssEsse Ma ss gFoe reduced to
room, dining room. den. Kitchen t,i oil heat
nsa5g Tisbg an Sssk Of and aysab
STANLEY; INC, Laurel 1l9.
ROOM; dining room. kitchen, about 9 acre
$3.50. CHARLES II. sTANtEY.' NC NC
sss nds srsa as dssF ss1.s
ayaiIabls, now; !, ss.s5o; cHARLEs Il
sghsIEy ssos dooksfiL Isf LaSs Hvh 1lH Tskoma
Leaving for California. possession at once
Five rooms. inclosed front porch, large at
tis: = gas h heat; new condition: large loi
proyements. Laurel ave. to Eastern ave
to End ave. to Cockrell ave. Open sun
DAY DAY tFom re- 4o, t0 Son2vy 6 OWNER or your assn
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 to 6-627 Sligo ave
Silver Spring-Excellent location for den
tfst or doctor; liv. .rm. with fireplace. din
sun rm.. 3 bedrms.. bath; perm. storr
sash: prewar white frame. c. FREE
FoREsTv22Lhri, k5REsr; Eli 7Sao. mp.-moaern arm ~
bath Pat brick home. large living rm, fireplace
tie bath with shower, bedrms., space 70
extra rms. IN attic, full basement, oil b.
bus service $50. sn terms ann snrnGSs1 pEWEY IN
FREEMAN. $500 Branch ave. s.e. Spruc
TEMPLE HILLS, Md acres with mod
ern home, basement. large chicken house
orchard: city bus service; excellent com
sIms Rnnits BEWEY VI p & Rs FsssMsaE sso sss
eEhRss sBrsss acre. oas e highway Nc
5, about 8 mi; D. c. line; 2 almost ne,
e eer and bah both ash snd Ssss Ssss
house. B, modern poultry bldgs.: with auto
ming water; equipped for raising 1900
sduinment included. II you're looking 70
900. terms. DEWEY M. FREEMAN. $50 $50
Branch ave. Sc. Spruce 0767.
and bath bungalow, part basement Goa
hot water heat, gas range, half acre, chick
en- house, shade: on main highway; S4,750
Branch ave. Sc. Spruce 0767.
HYATTSVILLE-.-lh- h-story frame bunga
low. new condition; 5 rooms, bath, In
excellent location, h block transp. PERI,
BOSWELL INC, 1904 Rhode Island avs
Sx;WA. ne; VA. $500
incl. 1 very moderately priced on / rcre
IDEAL for tearoom. Mr.. Ross, with Z. !
sHoRdAKxR, OR. SiS5.
Evening star., 1945-10-21
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLANp,

pump; ideal for chicken or truck farmini
fronting on hard road, miles out; term
So 500 down. JOHN BURDOFT, Colesvill
Nd. Phone Ashton lMd) 3S46.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-01-20

was married to Mr.. James Edward
recently and will make her home
in Chicago
Prof. Thompson and the basket
bali girls and boys of Holmes Coun-
ty Training School enjoyed a pleas
ant trip to Mileston, January To-.
The score for the game between
the Milestcn and Durant girls was
Mileston 7, Durant 5. The boys
scores were: Mileston 81, Durant IL.
Basketball girls and boys going
to Mileston were: Mary Williams,
Elnora Dickens, Mary Pertell, Eli
zabeth Crawford, Orale Bell, Mat
tie Stewart, Carrie Boyd, Addie v.
Thornman, Clara Lee Brown, Geo.
Cain, J. D. Huntly, ODDS Rule, d.
L. Winters, Earl Coleman, j. w.