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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07

Miss Lydia Johnson July Is at 8
p. NJ. Naomi Terrell, president and
Cleo Chadwick secretary
Miss Rosa Sheafers recently I'M
derwent an operation at the r. H.
Green Annex for her tonsils.
Mrs. Beatrice Foster, Mrs. Idell
Jones and Mrs. Amanda c. Black,
all of Chicago are in the city Wis
ting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Shirley on Jones Street.
Everything is being done to make
their visit pleasant one.
Miss Hazel Jackson of Los Ange-
les, California, is visiting her pa
rents, Rev. and Mrs. H. P. Jackson.
Rev. Jackson is pastor of Friend
ship Baptist church in West Jack
son. Many social courtesies are be-
ing shown this young lady.
Visiting College Hill Church
from Pratt Memorial Sundy mon
| ing were Misses Annie Mae and
Georgia Shirley, Mrs. Mary Rollins
from Pearl Street church.
Friends of Mrs. Louella Gray
and Mrs. Abbie Tibbins are happy
to see them up and about after an
illness of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wesley Page
of Craig Street, left the city re-
Gently for San Antonio, Texas, to
make their future home. Good luck
to the newlyweds.
The j. M B. District Sunday
School convention will convent Jul
| ly SO at the Page Grove Baptist
Church in Terry, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07
North jackson Club News.


The Home Demonstration Club,
under the supervision of Mrs. P. T.
Holmes, met at the home of Mrs.
Maggie Ross, 2008 Bishop Street,
June 20 at 7 o'clock. The meeting
was opened in the usual manner
with song and prayer, six men,
Der were present to enjoy the brief
discussion by Mrs. Lula King on
"A plan of work" 1t was decided
that at the next meeting various
members would begin work on
cottage or kitchen curtains, others
on kitchen towels.
The president led an interesting
discussion on plans for fall ex-
hibits. The club has made wonder
full progress over last years can
ming of vegetables. All members
are making plans for early fall
have good Victory Gardens and
gardens. At a recent meeting, Mrs.
Jamison was elected vice-president
and Mrs. Walker assistant secretary.
Mrs. Emma Sanders, who is chair
man of the activity committee, is
making plans for a future pro-
gram.
After the meeting a delicious ice
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07
Tidbits of News
About Folk We
Know

Mr.. P. T. TORY, accompanied by
Prof. R. NJ. Patton was in the city
Saturday attending to important
business. He took dinner with his
daughter, Mrs. Simmie McCallie,
2lS Grayson Court. Mr.. TORY is a
well known farmer of Utica Insti-
tute, also chairman of the School
Trustee Board. Mr.. Patton is an
employee of Camp Van Dorm.
Miss Lede1a Manuel is here from
Chicago. She is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Manuel, 1876
Gum Street.
Mr.. Arthur Ray is here in the
city visiting his wife, Mrs. Arthur
Ray, 337 Allen Street, as well as
other relatives and friends. Mr..
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07
CLARK STREET CHURCH NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Donald, l52
w. Ash ST., honored the pastor of
with a deliciously prepared din
Clark Street Baptist Church and
his wife; Rev. and Mrs. c. L. West,
ner on Sunday, June "a.
Regular services at Clark Street
M. B. Church were held Sunday,
June "a. Music was rendered by
the Senior and Junior Choirs. So
10, Mr.. Coleman, of Blair Street
Methodist Church. A warm well
come awaits you at all services.
Rev. c. L. West, pastor; Mrs.
Clemintine Turner Oliver, Report
er.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07

Ry is employed in the shipyards at
Biloxi
Mrs. Josie Johnson left the city
Saturday to attend a meeting in
Monroe, La.
Mrs. Annie Ward, 143 Monument
ST., has returned to the city after
spending some time in Monroe, La
at the bedside of her sister, who
underwent an operation at local
hospital there. She reports that her
sister was much improved when
she left that city.
The Radcliffe Manufacturing Co.,
gave picnic for its employees on
Wednesday, July 4th. Mr.. c. L.
Evans was sponsor.
Mrs. Laura Walker Darden of
Chicago, young cousin of Mrs.
Georgia Hodges on East Church
ST., spent en- enjoyable days in the
city and will return to her home
Saturday, July 8.
Mrs Ida Mccoy of st. Louis, Mo-,
accompanied by her cousin of Ok
lahoma, will spend a month vaca-
tioning with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Mccoy, and brother, DR..
A. H. Mccoy.
Pvt. E. A. Hunter, Jr., visited
few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Hunter, Sr., 1857 Gray
son st. Pvt. Hunter was en- route
to Camp Livingston, La, from Ft.
Mcclellan, Ala. He also spent a
brief visit in Chicago with his I'M
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Hunter. 528 Bowens Ave.
Steward 1c and Mrs. Harry
Franklin Brown were recent house
guests of Mr.. Browns mother, Mrs.
Bertha Patton, while he was on his
80 days leave. Mrs. Brown and
young son Joined him here from
their home in New York City. Hav-
ing been in the service for 8 years
Mr.. Brown is a graduate of Lanier
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07
Formal Musicale To Be Held

Formal Musicale To Be Held
The Adult Fellowship Group is
again read to present mamoth en-
tertainment in the form of For
NAL MUSCLE" This musicale will
be presented August 3, 1915 at the
Pratt Memorial Church. The tickets
are now on sale by members of the
group.
You may remember the groups
first entertainment, Three Loves
and the presentation of the 2O1st
AGF Band of Camp Shelby This
musicale promises to be even bet
ter than either of the previous en-
terttinments. Purchase your ticket
now and plan to attend.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07
Mt. Helm ]. M. a. Meet

Mt. Helm J. NJ. a. Meet
The Junior Matrons of Mt. Helm
M. B. Church met on the lawn of
the church Sunday evening, June
"a, with eleven members present
and one visitor. All members con-
tributed to the topic, How bright
is my light"
Miss Earlene Walker, a member
of the J. NJ. A, who has been i'll is
now up and was able to be present
in the Sunday morning service.
President, Mrs. Alice Reed; Re-
porter, Rosa L. Gray.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07

Second Year AnniUersay Success
Members and friends of the st.
JmeS M. B. Church, Jackson, and
the Chapel Hill M. B. Church Ha-
zelhurst, witnessed a very fine End
anniversary service of the pastor,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07
Sends Greetings from New York

Misses Ernestine D. Hillard and
Thelma L. Caldwell, both of jack
son have recently left the city for
New York. Their parents and
friends have received interesting
and striking letters from them, and
all evidence that they are enjoying
the summer immensely. Both will
return to Jackson in September to
complete their senior year at Tou-
galoo College.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07
CLARK ST. T. M. A. MEET

(A<11tIA ~ 4 3 W. "A. UlCGL
The Junior Marons of Clark st.
Baptist Church met June rs in the
home of Mrs. w. A. Jones, 208 Mon
ument ST., with the ice-president
presiding. The devotion was led by
Mrs. Emma Colman, during which
a song WIS sung, scripture read by
Mrs. Bessie Virgins and prayer Of
fered by Mrs. Emma Colman. The
very inspiring lesson was taught by
Mrs. Mary R. Jones Those present
were Mesdames Mary R. Jones,
Bessie Virgins, Emma Colman, w.
A. Jones, Nancy Moore, Inell Brad
ley, Estella Porter, Mamie Herring
ton, The hostess served delicious
menu. The next meeting will be in
the home of Mrs. Jones, 731 Rose
Street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07

course was served. The club is
scheduled to meet next in the home
of Mrs. Willie Dean billiard, on
Bishop Street, with Mrs. P. T.
Holmes, director in charge.
Mrs. Mary Ransom, president;
Mrs. Rosa Lee Wheaton, Sec.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07
T. c. Simmons.

Rev. T. c. Simmons.
Members of the Gospel, Junior
and Senior choirs of the ST. James
Church furnished the music for
each service, the morning service
was preached by Rev. chatham,
Florence Street, City.
The anniversary sermon by the
Rev. L. H. Nuison, taken from
Daniel 3:14 "An Able God" was
wholesome and inspiring and had
the congregation swaying at the
height of the spirit. Money from
the anniversary service totaled
$1,000.
Mrs. NJ w. Skinner, Reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07
THANK YOU

THANK YOU
1t Use with deep appreciation that
Mrs. James Gooden acknowledges
the visits, cheerful greetings and
flowers from her many friends
during her recent convalescence.
Each has brought the ray of sun
shine needed for her speedy re-
covery.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07

q bicaGon
LOUIS ARMSTRONG worlds player booked solid
for OF the South setting Earle
Philadelphia Musical
movie after completion Of onehter dates playing Virginia
Carolina South Carolina
Mississippi and Texas nroue to the coast The film
nationwide
Reese
booked them ALL he
Satchmos the Rocky
Itinerary calls for bands
Suffolk VaJune Is; Township Auditorium Columbia,
following the JuneGerman
City Audtorun Macon Ga, and the following City
rum Waycross Georgia. - - ~
Armstrong appear Skating
paper publicity concerning bgges
dance OF
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07

He's just an average man with
a sense of humor. Prof. Allen
Croft, Univ. of Kan, describing
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07

WesIeyon Service Guild Neaus
The Wesleyan Service Guild met
in the home of Mrs. Frenchie
Porter, Tuesday night, June 26,
with the meeting being presided
over by the president, Miss Flea
or Elmore. Following an interesting
business session the meeting was
in charge of the program commit
tee of which Mrs. Hobbs is CHR
man. These young ladies were at
their best in expressing their loyal
ty and devotion to the work of the
society: Mrs. Brown spoke on "Wo-
mans Place in the World" Mrs.
Ruth Warden sang my Task and
the chairman, Mrs. Hobbs, spoke on
Cooperation" The meeting closed
with words of encouragement from
the pastor, Rev. G.. P. Payne The
hostess, Mrs. Porter, was very gra-
cious in serving the group a lovely
supper. In the absence of the CO.
hostess, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Perkins
assisted the hostess. Those enjoying
this lovely supper were Mesdames
Vanella Johnson, Morrison Flem-
ing, Barron, Barnes, Clemmons,
8
Warden; Misses Cleo Moore the
very efficient secretary, Ida John
son, treasurer, Mrs Wilkerson and
Mrs. Payne.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07

Mrs. Jimmie Campbell and her
two lovely daughters will leave on
Monday for New York to spend the
summer with Mrs. Campbell's pa
rents. The members of the Chris
tian Bible Glass join in wishing for
them a delightful vacation.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07
PORO CLUB MEET

The Annie M. Malone Club held
their last meeting at the home of
Mrs. c. E. Langston, 204 Bell ST.,
Sunday evening June "a. A large
number of beauticians were pre-
sent. After the meeting everyone
was served an attractively arrang-
ed plate luncheon by the hostess.
The Annie M. Malone Club is spon-
soring a Baby Contest at Parish
Street Baptist Church, Monday Jul
ly 9. The public is cordially invited.
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Christian Bible Class NetUS

CnTlSlaQn baOte lass NeJOS
The Christian Bible Glass met in
its regular meeting in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Campbell,
Roosevelt Street. After very in
spring lesson taught by Rev. Geo.
Thomas, a most entertaining pro-
gram was presented by Mrs. Walk
er, chairman of the Program Com
mittee. Visitors present were Mrs.
L. Davis and Miss Sadie Edwards
of St. Louis. Miss Edwards render
ed lovely solo. Little Miss Joyce
Campbell also sang solo, she was
accompanied at the pino by her
mother. The next meeting will be
in the home of Mrs. Bernice James
206 Whitfield ST., Tuesday, July 10,
8 P. M. Bro. J. H. Bernard, presi-
dent, Mrs. Velma Warren reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07

City Ministers Wiues Council
The City Ministers Wives Coun-
Gil met in the home of Mrs. o. D.
Johnson, 1852 Meadon Ave, with
the president presiding. Mrs. Lii
liam Smith was a special guest on
this occasion and brought to the
meeting very inspiring messtge
on the subject, Empowered Lead
ership." Plans wer made for the
state convention. Fifteen miutes
were devoted to knitting and ex-
pressions by all members. The next
meeting will be in the home of
Mrs. H. c. Gross. Delicious re-
freshments were served to the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Bennetta C. Whitfield,
president; Mrs. Mary Ross Jones,
secretary; Mrs. Aldocia Hunt, Mrs.
Lillian Smith Ross, Mrs. j E Marsh
Mrs. H. c. Gross, Mrs. Nancy B.
Moore, Mrs Elma Robinson, Mrs.
o. D. Johnson, reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07

Ry is employed in the shipyards al
Biloxi.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07

VACATIONING THIS SUMMER?
Why not travel with the A. c. E.
League and the Missionary Society
of Pearl Street A. M. E. Church,
Sunday July %? Leaving 6 P. M.
Riding in planes, wagon, train and
boat
Planes are piloted by the follow
ing people:
Thunderbolt, James Rogers, B29;
Yvonne Edwards, Allie Louise Ell
more, Ruth Marie Leonard; PAP,
t. c. Almore; Heptscope; Benja-
port ship; Brbara Nolen is engi-
min Nolen, Jr., is plotting a trans
neering train; Doris and Jennie
Almore will drive a wagon. By
what means will you travel? Fea-
turing entertainment by youth of
| the city. Reasonable rates. Everyone
is cordially invited.
E. Harris, President A. C.. E.
League and Young Peoples Mis-
sionary Society.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-07

Mrs. Josie Johnson left the city
Saturday to attend meeting in
Monroe, La.
Evening star., 1945-10-17
BOATS.

SAILBoAT, l2-ft., penguin class sailing
dinghy. MAJ CRISPIN, RE. 600. Ext.
34SO; ewes, WO. 9S52
COMET, l6-ft.. for sale, complete: good
cond; $500. Call DE. 1000, Ext. 215
CHRYsLER MARINE DIESEL ENGINES now
available. Let US analyze Diesel costs
against gasoline costs. S. KING FULTON,
INC, S05 Maine ave. sw.. Executive 34O6
CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES in stock.
available for immediate delivery. S. KING
FEuLI0N, inc. inc. sos Maine ave. sw..
MARINE DIESEL ENGINES
now available. Let US analyZe Diesel costs
against gasoline costs. s. KING FULTON,
INC; sos Maine ave. s.w., Executive 3406.
SAILB0AT. 47-foot ocean-eoing cutter.
Priced reasonably. FIR 5000, Ext 44Ia.
CABIN CRUISER, 30x9 feet, l3W7l4
located at first public boat yard. of
Anacostia River Bridge. Thursday only, be-
tween 70 am. to 2 pm.
oUTBOARD MOTOR hp. waterwitch
WO. O74T
Evening star., 1945-10-17
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

FROZEN MEAT-Home delivery OF Gov-
ernment- inspected unrationed meat for all
pets. We are now in position to accept
new accounts and customers, ARMAN
FROSTED FooDs; Ashton. Md. Dog Food
BOXERS. 5-mo. .-old brindle female. excel
lent pedigree and condition: very good
2-yr -old fawn bitch. RA. 5631.
STUD SERyICE-Cocker spaniel black son
o.. Of Trl Gobbs candidate. AT. $500 or
coon HOUND puppies te>. and mos
old. $a5 1or. the pair. JAMES W. ADAMS.
Aquasco. Md, Prince Georges County,
COCKER SPANIEL at stud; black; regis
tered and magnificent animal. Phone
ILEwEILYN MALE SETTER, 2 years old,
sonable; Call am, R. C. ELLIOTT.
WLRE-HAIRED PUPPIES. champion stock;
Axe res: outstanding puppies. Ii. 30S5,
1905 Morse st. ne
PEKINESE, real pets, beauties; show win
ner's pups; l red. very small. MA. 6I96.
Falls Church S31-W-3.
z & FOX HOUNDS; fun of pep. $40 each.
BOSTON TERRIER, male, thoroughbred;
desirable pet. Evenings SH $685.
KITTENS want homes with fenced yards,
preferably in suburbs, with adults; blacks
and tigers. GE, 5519. 10 am to Pm.
TOY SPITZ,. female. good home wanted
With lady not employed, So. sH. 3749.
iigent black thoroughbred male, weeks,
S3O.t 1927 Park I'd. NV NO. 1925.
DOGS-Mixed breeds, fox terrier wire
hair, cocker. dalmatian, spttz, retriever
SO each to people in country. or who have
fenced yards. IA. 4434 after pm
Evening star., 1945-10-17
HOUSES FURNISHED

IN ONE OF THE most exclusive sections, Of
NV; washington, completely and attrac-
lively furnished. 4 master bedrooms and
. aths on the 2nd floor, 2 servants rooms
and bath on the Bird floor, drawing ROOM
dining room. buffers pantry. Kitchen,
laVatory on 1st floor. Large library of the
landing. Club room and lavatory, laundry,
utility room, and Law tory in the base
ment. Gear detached garage. Please cal!
Mrs. Wren. OR. 47sS ewes and Sunday
JACK HAYES. INC. DU. 77s4 or Box
FROM nov. ]. 1s45. to Dec. 81, 1876
Woodlawn Manor, Montgomery County, Nd.
Charming old Colonial brick residence. 2
stories and attic, double living room, libra
ry. den,, master bedrooms. 9 baths, 2
unit. electric range, hot-water heat. swim
care OF grounds, garden and furnace; Can
INC Y exeigsioe as0e agents. 1921 Connecticut
FOR RENT; So Randolph pl. n.w.-Fur-
nished living room. dining room and kitch-
en- on 1st floor; 2 bedrooms and sleeping
porch on End floor: bath used by l other
person; SIS per mo-: references required
Call NO. 5000. to 10 pm. daily. 1Ss
GEORGETOWN Beautifully furnished
town house at 3400 st NV, for lease
at S325 per month; immediate occupancy
CAREY WINSTON CO.. Realtors. 739 18th
st. NV, RE 1888
6303 POTOMAC DR., Brookmont. Md
Win share house with couple or lady for
care of children. s., 5 and 8 e in schooD
while mother works. WI. 1855. Cali
after 5:f5 pm.
Evening star., 1945-10-17
ROOMS rURN.-Nerhwsst Cont,

2OO1 KALORAMA RD.-KaIorama Club for
Government Girls: vacancy Oct. IS: some
thing differenE congenial companionsfip,
oanse rm kssen kfesson panned
sssss s SossfsfiSGT Il syfEss.
tive studio room, double. front. adjoining
Hss Rsas RIfMoaF Rfpfy s,ast sP sPae p
ana transg,, si5 wEiy; pU. s4bs., - 80,
HOTEL gox 9i9 1stn st. nw block
aay asfdp bfs mS4ms arsyhoand ME- T. 7saa saa % per
HOTEL PARK HOUSE, soe I3th st; NV.
anf aoBAaT Ss RsF dsE sT X weoeS hous
ing: new. furniture adjoining baths, double
shaR So each dssfm
mating woman. Beautifully furnished room
near. near @ bath: private home; appointmsnn.
oss stb Il rel; Teaglrea; rn a3s S45 month. s@1
HON HOME E. FOR d B1sISSEfssMAN, hR SSEfsssMAN Chevy Chase
near Connecticut ave. bus. 30 minutes
week $sfs Military ~ fGfaiensfs fa, EN- sfss 5 Per
oa raom aoh sm Sa y4S faenhss beakis
sYslV sYsVaesSii sHiErHhnkRbb' Hn ST. N.w.-snd-noer
saeh tsSa' roam %onh for IA sFs 1sls twin BEDS s2S
il ROCK CREEK cHURcH RD.-1 jew
lsh gentleman tyoung) to share room with
saS.aer saS soang sa 7s75 man. Newly furnished
NV Apl so4ffe. trons naoe neRs ztfnq bash sTs and
sss 5ana nam P ps1Re m ws sass m
use, Pinehurst bus), Twin-bed rm.. M isxi4.;
dry priyil; can make cooking ' arrange
ments; linens furnished but no maid serv-
ice; gentle home, no other roomers: avail.
SIS week; Emerson 6132. after $40.
I1i3 ST. W.-Young ladies, large dbl.
rm.,, twin beds, S25. mo. each; elevator
1000 CHEVY CHASE BLVD. near Bethes-
da-Newly furnished single rm., comfort
able bed, semipvt. bath with shower, laun-
1892 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Large attractive
rm; and connecting bath, suitables 2: 50
s5Io 10th ST. N.WMLsrse onfr front aP room Nor for
In, girls or or couple: privils.; SIS ca. per wk.
1850 N ST. Nw.-Room for 2 girls in
home; large closet; single beds; unlim
passt' pass GIRakD aS sh'hi ST.. near 14th-Master
2 wiz d, master closet. attr. furn.. c.hw;
51ss eth ST. N.W;-Private ent, and bath,
mn ss rm o for srs $3.50
CoLoRED-ids6 PARK RD.i several vera COM. com.
Portable rooms for single and married
sHRK ROAD SAB HoIsiNa sS1 fS ~esSl'' e. AD' 'soS'
COLORED-I323 QUE ST. N.w.-Lge.
S. wk for .; also small hallrm for gen
Ieman, S1s a month; near transp.
COL0RED-1216 o ST. N.W.-Nice girls
70 snare large room some privileges;
S5. 80 each. Single room for gentleman,
81 week. DE. 1899
CoLORED-l620 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV
mfoom eatS MI 70! sa9a employed girls s5 week
COLoRED. 1919 sth ST. N.w.-1 single
transp;; no cooking; SIS and $40 wk Ma
1854. HO. 1868.
CoLoRED. 70s COLUMBIA RID. NV
Large room: . girls or married couple; S5
wk. each. Call after pm
CoLORED-R0oMs FOR RENT, 3 en-
ployed girls: private bath and kitchen
Ss5.15 per wk. Ia. 1892, ) to pm. 1929
Warder st. NV
Evening star., 1945-10-17
ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM with twin beds by oficial OF the
Netherlands government, vic. OF 10th St
Call AID. 430l. Ext. 6.
MAN, gentle. 40. room in exeh. for spare
time evening services: references. Box
l37-B, Star IT.
LADY employed part time wants room
Christian home, 1st or End floor SIS or
$50, NV. section. Box 14s-B, Star IL
BUSINESS MOTHER and daughter. IL, de-
sire room with board and care for daugh-
ter only: private home in Chevy Chase or
nv Box 152-B, Star. 49,
REFINED employed couple. ex-Army sgt
and wife, desire Immediately nicely fur
nished 2 or rooms. pvt. bath. light house
keeplns facilities in private home: des-
perately needed: NV. vicinity; have looked
50 lonS Box le4B. Star.
BUSINESSWOMAN desires room in ex-
ehansc Shan fer staying in EVENINGS with child
REFINED MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE desire
bedroom with pvt. bath or small apt. close
to Mt. Pleasant carline: refs, esch. Box
MASTER BEDROOM. single. with refined
family. no, children. conv. to 18th 81.
tsransports I IT, ton oeo csll Sliso 340Q before
FURNISHED APT. or large double room for
two employed ladies Immediately, NV
section preferred Box Glib, Star 81.
Evening star., 1945-10-17
FARM end GARDEN.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS, best variety.
ing lI phlox, tall phlox. irises, cedam. water
SoIssyiIIs. M Ma csii Ashton 9hS md poS ss4se
NIGER ING CO: STORES. Come in and select
e@pe. l49o Ffsf sndasapnEs daspfFs
planting ant seeding draining; no lob too
age insurance WAsHjNdToN LAND
s6k s6RPE Rosr GS5i EN- srssrs Ss15; uN. 0962.
Lthis column) in Sunday Star. Cali BerwSn
E49;g "a re for 3, iniormation. BEHNKE NuRs-
SOP soRDING. ING. grading top soil. Call WI,
TREE Removal. pruning, feeding, wound
property damage insurance. DU. 1889. SO.
TREE REMOVING. shrabbery work coy
Sveo 81 M py Iy 1nSurance aga against property damage.
y to W y wilson. 200 D st. NV" DI- 1879.
PLANTING-Everereen properly arranged
and planted will attract and hold the eye
home may be one of the many overgrown
with cheap fast-grown plant material; II
SO, try choice selection Of the best of
and Of lifetime duration; !;
now is the planting season: we have not
only the very best, beautiful local-erown
INV dloO tHS SkllleQ meChanlcS
who will do good Job faster and better;
TINS is also the one best season for seed
ing lawns; Wondergro. very best grass seed,
and experienced workmanship will give
you quickly that beautiful green grass
you have always longed for; faestone,
brick walks, walls, terraces. pools, fences,
grading, drainage. transplanting shade
trees, removal, surgery, painting, carpen-
try; free estimates Lincoln 1925. las
AUCTION, Saturday. Oct. 30, at ] PM
Location. historic Hitching Post Hill Farm,
| mile west of University Of Maryland Col
iege Park, on Silver Spring rd to Coles
vile I'd. and Rosemary lane; look for
auction signs. uf lost. call WA 1926
Household. lawn. porch furniture, miscei-
laneous furnishings and rugs: I-horse
roller-bearing farm wagon strong, u.s. Bile,
steel.tired antique racing cart; sleigh
saddles, single work harness, baled hay
and straw; lawn mowers Il horse drawn.
20" blade from a golf clubl: small farm
tools. paints. brushes. ladders. lime, ce-
ment. garden hose; work bench; several
tons anthracite coal, stoves. / water heater
for coal Terms: cash. Bring plenty of
money. You'll like the bargains. r. s.,
Maxwell, aucttoneer. LABERT ST. CLAIR,
owner.