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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-26
Pride of West
Elects Estell0
Sims Mutron

Pride of the West Chapter No. 9
o. E. s., held its annual election Of
officers Tuesday, Dec. 8.
The following persons were elect
ed, appointed and installed for the
ensuing year.
Mrs. Estella Sims, worthy ma,
iron; Mrs. Alice Wise, associate
matron; Mrs. Fern Helm, conduc.
tress; Mrs. leila Shepard, asso,
ciate conductress; Mrs. Clara Al.
len, chaplain; Mrs. Wayne Mccoy
marshal; Mrs. Blanche Brisco, sec.
rotary; Mrs. Lena Cobb, treasurer
Mrs. Mamie Fogg, warder; Ear
Sims, sentinel; Mrs. Alma Jeffer,
son, Ada; Mrs. Nevada Seabron,
Ruth; Mrs. Mary Duke, Esther;
Mrs. Lucy Harris, Martha; Mrs.
Frances Witherspoon, Electa.
The patron and organist will be
elected and appointed at a later
meeting.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-26

In loving memory of our dear
mother, Alice Harris, who passed
away December 25. 1899.
We who were granted the loan of
that kindness
We who were chosen to know that
sweet smile
We must be thankful the Lord in
His gTaciOusness
Shared those great treasures with
US for a while.
Son and daughters, Gid f. Crews,
Elizabeth Lyle, and Ida Mae Bur
rell.
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Alexander Jordan and grandchildren.
At the Twilight services at pm.
the Senior Choir under the dlrec-
ton OF Mr.. A. V. Hall rendered the
cantata star of Bethlehem" 1t
was done in excellent fashion.
Next Sunday December rs, Rev.
Floyd Massey will preach at the
IL am. hour from the sub
ject: Thermometer or Thermostat,
which,"
At the 8 pm. missionary service
he will preach on The Road to
Great Living" On Wednesday Dec.
81 our Watch Night Service begins
at 1890 pm. Come out for a warm
Praise and Thanksgiving Service.
Everyone is welcome to worship
at Pilgrim, the Church of Lofty
Friendship."-Mr Cordelia Hunter.
Church Reporter.
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Jimmie Hudson
Reelected Chief
Antler Guard

The PER, Council reelected
Jimmie Hudson, chief antler, at it's
meeting Friday, Dec. 10. Hudson
was reelected for his fourth term.
Others elected were: Dave Will
Hams, vice antler; William Bullard,
right antler; Tom Galbreath, left
antler; Reuben Warren, Lee Gwyn-
ne and Pascal Todd. trustees; Viii
liam Kemp, master Of social ses-
sions; J, w. Pate, chaplain; Penn
Williams, tiler; William White, in
ner guard.
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and likeness of God and as q broth
er Of Christ"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-26

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all friends who
were so kind to us during the sick
ness and death of our mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Amanda Hunter.
Special thanks to Rev. Floyd Mas
sey, Jr., Pilgrim Baptist church and
Mrs. George Berry, Sr.
Mrs. Harriet West
Lionel West and
Mrs. Gertrnha MllllE
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEARS GREETINGS: From
Us, the past years Sioux
Falls subscribers, to All-May
your Christmas be joyful,
your New Year prosperous.
Signed
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Walls, PIG
North Dakota Ave-, Apt. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dysart,
219 North Dakota Ave-, Apt. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haynes, COL
South Willow Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred White, lis
North Dakota Ave-, Apt. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Edgar, lis
North Dakota Ave. Apt. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Barger,
2210 South Summit Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clayton,
S12 North Mable st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith, PIC
East 32nd st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Vaughn,
COS South Willow Ave.
Mrs. James Lee, 1927 North Min
nesota Ave.
Mrs. Eta Monkey, 915 North
Main Ave-, Apt. 4.
Mr.. Oscar Lewis, 915 North Main
Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bass Booker, GA
North Minnesota Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Coates, $40
North Mable St.
Mr.. James Moxley, 915 North
Main Ave-, Apt. 3.
Mrs. Rosanna Parker, 915 North
Main Ave-, Apt. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. G. Frost, GIG
North Minnesota Ave.
Mr.. Albert La Monte, lis North
Dakota Ave-, Apt. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie Freeman,
115 North Dakota Ave-, Apt. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore, lis
North Dakota Ave-, Apt. 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong,
116 North Dakota Ave-, Apt. 10.
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Williams,
115 North Dakota Ave, Apt. IL.
Miss Lucy Ashley, AIS South
Springs Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Lotion, t15
North Dakota Ave-, Apt. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Anderson,
305 West Bailey st.
Mrs. Arvilla Tate, 1877 North
Dakota Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Collins, 1904
East 9Th St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Pendelton,
1884, North Main Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scales, 915
North Main Ave-, Apt. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian L. Tolbert,
1884, North Main Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Clark, 9O4
East 3rd St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Coakley,
209 North Franklin st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, 1912
North Phillips Ave.
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler, 2O51A North
Dakota Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tolson,
1903 West 9th St.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Watson, lis
North Dakota Ave-, Apt. l.
Mr.. B. Davenport, 1861 North
Phillips Ave.
Mr.. James Martin, clio Mars
Beauty Shop, National Bank of
S. D. Bldg.
and
your correspondent of some of the
months in the past year,
NJ. nz.n- D-slannAn-
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Zion Baptist
To Hold EorlY
Morninu Service

Zion Baptist church will hold an
early morning service, Christmas
Day at z a. m. Music will be
furnished by the Gospel Chorus and
the Senior Choir. Rev. H. W. Bolts,
ST., will speak on the theme 1.-THE
Eternal King"
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News from Voncledve -.
Women's Missionary Union Meets In
Home OF Mrs. Palma G. Murphy

The Woman's Missionary Union
pc the Vancleave Baptist churc.
met in the home Of Mrs. p. G
Murphs for an an day meeting
on Monday, February II.
Ms. w. w. Kayser, j., Of
Kreole taught a Study course
which was enjoyed by NJ. n. G
Eve cit, Mrs. Edward Vaug u,
NJ S. Luke Daniels, Mrs. w w.
Moore, Mrs. T. L. Murphy, s.,
NJ j. w. MURPHY, Mrs. RAJ Rust
md the hostess.
NJ. and Ms V. b. Hudson and
ahildrea Of Moselle are visiting
he Rev. and Mrs. w. ]. Wa
ers this week.
NJ Vauaie Garter of San
Tfanciseo IS visiting her mother,
Mrs II T. Woodman and family.
jacob Loekard, Bernie Bon
aafa and Roscoe Fletcher attend
d the Grand Lodge Of Mississip-
d F. ard A. M. held at Jackson
and Wednesday.
NJ. and Mrs. DcLaShmet and
Niss Harris Of Pascagoula were
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Mrs. Inez Clifford
Dies Unexpec tedlY
AT Coulter Home

Mrs. Inez Fuller Clifford, native
Of Pearl River county but resi-
dent of Gautier nearly her entire
life, died suddenly Friday morn
ing at HOO o'clock al her resi-
dence in Gautier She was 40
years old and had resided here
for As years.
A member OF a prominent fam
lily, she is survived by her par
ents, husband and son, all of eau
Ter, and many other relatives
here.
Funeral services were held from
the residence Sunday at 200
O'Clock and from the st. Pierres
chapel ut 2:l5 with interment in
Gautier cemetery. The Rev. F.
S Resch officiated and funeral
arrangements We're by Fails Flu
neral home.
Besides her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. w. Fuller, her husband,
Carroll L. Clifford and son, Car
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Evergreen

Mrs. c. F. Rogers and daugh-
ter, Clyda Mae, visited Sunday
afternoon in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Chambliss.
Private First Class Cecil Nc
MILAN, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Mcmillan, returned home
Saturday from overseas where he
has been serving with the u, S.
Army. He expects to receive
his discharge soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Mcmillan
spent the weekend in Gautier
visiting Mrs. McMillan's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Berries.
Visitors Sunday in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Miller were
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Golf and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Miller and
Paul Kyser.
Mrs. Jerusha Bonham suffered
a heart attack Saturday and her
many friends here wish for her
a speedy recovery.
Sunday visitors in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Jennings were
Mr.. and Mrs, John Yoeum, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Phillips and Mr..
and Mrs. Earnest Mallette.
We regret to learn that Mrs.
A. E Rogers was called to her
home II Springfield, Mo, by
the death of her mother, Mrs. T.
G.. Autin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tillman and
children and Mrs. Earnest Goff
attended the Vancleave and Pas
cagoula basketball games lasS
Thursday night.
Visitors Saturday in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Miller were
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Golf, the Rev.
A N. Barnes and E. Fl. Ellis OF
EseatawFa.
Visitors Sunday in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G T. Stagg were
: Mr.. and MIS-. Gov Allen and fam
lily, Mr.. and Ms. Allan Bonham
and family, and M. and Mrs.
Bonnie Bonham and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Wise Wis
tied Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Cole and fam
ily.
NJ and Mrs. B. N. Rogers AM
daughter of Escatawpa visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Earn.
est Golf and family.
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guests Of Mr.. and Ms. N. c
Everett Sunday.
Mrs. J. M. Alexander was call
ed 70 Ramsay Springs Saturday
by the illness of he daughter
Ms. Earnest Breeland.
MI. and Mrs. Burton Roberts
and daughtet attended the Ryals
samuy reunion in Pascagoula.
Sunday. Among others attending
were Mrs. Wayne Terrell and
son Of Allerton, Iowa, and M.
and Mrs. Roy Harris of Biloxi.
Iris Ann Gamblin of Mt
Pleasant was a weekend guest Of
hee uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Boyd Gamblin and family here,
Mr. and Mrs. DIN Davis and
family LIFT Sundey for Columbia
where hey will visit Mrs. Davis
parents.
M. and Mrs. Willie Quave and
children visited Miss Maude
Roberts in M. Pleasant Sunday.
Charles Varnum and son,
Charles Elmond, Of San Antonio,
arrived Monday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Entrekin and
family.
M. and Mrs. N c Everett and
chi idren were visitors in Wade
Friday evening
Mrs. II. T. Woodman and Mrs.
Quincy Roberts, accompanied by
Mrs. Lows Void of Biloxi, were
ecent guests in the Jerome Rob
erts home in Big Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brodnax and
Two children we're dinner guests
If Nh, and Mrs. Roscoe Fletcher
Saturday.
M. and Mrs. Jack White and
laughter, Mary Lou, visited MS
N. w, Ramsay last week.
Mr. ard Mrs. Leo Byrd and
daughters Of Paseagoula visited
n the Raymond Mallette home
sunday.
Mrs. John Martinees and son,
Iohn, j.. and Ell Bosarge visited
n the c. l.. Dees home Satur-
lay.
A church social is to be held
Saturday at The home of p. G..
Murphy for the Vaneleave Bap-
list church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Steward of
Biloxi and Mrs. Albert Hunt of
Handsboro visited Mrs. N. w.
Ramsay Sunday.
Richard Woodman, who is at
tending Spring Hill college, spent
he weekend with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H.. Sims and
family of Paseagoula and Mr.,
and Ms V. A. Torris of Moss
Point were visitors Sunday OF
Mr.. Sims and Mrs. Torris' Par
ents, MI and MIS-. w. R. Ravens.
M and Mrs. 7. II. Barrett and
small SON of Guifport were visit
ors in the H. 7. Woodman home
Sunday
Cass Wilson of Vestry was g
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visitor in Vancleave Saturday.
Fred Ware of New Orleans Wis
tied his aunt, Miss Lizzie Ware, in
kaneleaye Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Vincent,
Mrs. Wayne Ferreli and son, and
Misses Doris and Addys kyals,
were visitors of MI. and Mrs.
Burton Roberts Sunday.
Friends here are very sorry to
earn Of the illness of Mrs. Je-
rusha Bonham and wish for her a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Byrd and
son, F ankie, of Kreole, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Ravens;
The Vancleave basketball teams
met the Pascagoula teams in Pas
cagoula last Thursday night in
two good games, although the
iorai teams were defeated.
Among those attending the
Zone meeting at Mi. Pleasant
last Tuesday we're: Mrs. Burton
Roberts, Mrs. Jessie Ravens, the
Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Walters and
Mrs. RAY Ravens.
We are sorry to learn that j.
E. Lockard fell last Friday and
suffered a broken rib. His many
friends wish fof him a speedy
recovery.
Friends of Mrs. Brose Rouse
will be glad to learn that she
has regained her health and is
now at the home of her daugh-
teg, MIS-. Gertrude Allen.
Mrs. Maggie Conn has return
ed to Ter home in Hattiesburg
after a two weeks visit with her
aunt, Mrs. w. H. Westfaul.
Among those from here at
tending the Armstrong family re-
union in Columbia on Sunday
were: Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Murphy,
ST.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Palma Muir
ply.
A happy event of Valentines
Day was a surprise birthday par
ty h~onoring Miss Naomi Wood
man and given by Mrs. Vaudie
Garter, sister of the honoree, and
Mrs. H. L. Woodman, Miss Wood
mans mother. Many interesting
games were played and refresh
ments were served to the fol-
lowing: the Rev. and Mrs. w. J.
Walters. Gambler Roberts, Robin
Ware, Bob Roberts, Beatrice Ell
lis, Rowena Burton, Juanita Ha-
vens, Marjorie Hawley, Richard
Woodman and Mrs. Teresa Beach.
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and Mrs. Leon Nelson the high
guest prize.
Iced drinks were served dur
ing the games and a delicious
salad course with coffee after the
games TO Mesdames Edwin Mays,
J. P. Buzard, Harold Monroe, I.
o. Mabry, w. P. Mcleod, ]. Ray
field, Leon Nelson. w. H. Mel
son. Jr., F. G.. Spann, Jr., Greg
DRY Wood, and Don Barager and
James Harvey of Pascagoula.
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roll. Jr., Mrs. Clifford is survived
by three sisters: Ms. Beverley w.
Dalgo, Ocean Springs; Mrs. Hous-
ton Penton, Gautier; and Mrs. b.
r. West, Covington, Ky. Three
brothers J. W John and Roland
Fuller, all of Gsutier, and nu
merous other relatives.
Active pallbearers were l. c.
Wintert0n, Roland Lovelaee, Mar
Gus Shanteau, Newton Gautier,
Ava Guillotte. H. l.. Elliott, Phil
Chestnut and Hermes F. Gautier.
Honorary pallbearers were Joe
Wilkerson, Lewis Nichols, M. L.
Davis, Melvin Larsen, Henry
Gautier and p. T. Vaughan.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-21
M S c EXECUTIVE GROUP

Five ex students have been APP
pointed to serve as the executive
committee of the Mississippi
Southern College Alumni Associ-
alton, r. c. Cook of Hattiesburg,
NJ S c president and A. F. Me
gehee, Pascagoula, alumni presi-
dent, announced. Appointees are
Dr.. William J. Cover and D. c.
Leech, Hattiesburg, Sol Ingram,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-21
TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. r. f. Davis entertained
the Tuesday bridge club in her
home on Tuesday evening. Mem
bers enjoyed the presence OF
several guests. Mrs. Edwin Mays
received the high score prize
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-21

Bay ST. Louis, l.. Z. Seal, Cen
treville and c. L. Milling, Rule
vile.
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CHECK YOUR SIZE HERE

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b. Goodrich Silvertown =. the tire that
oRtpears bretpar tires.
And when equipping your car, it's wise
economy aimars to put in every new tire
a new B. T. Goodrich tube !. the tube that
holds air many times longer.
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For Extro SnfefY Equip Your Cor
With q SET of New SiIverfown Tires

Here's good news stocks are available in
most sizes of the new postwar BE-. Goodrich
tires that have been so widely acclaimed for
their better than prewar tire mileage.
Today, if you drive any popular make of
car, you too can equip your car all around
with these extra long mileage, extra value
tires. No waiting no delays just
drive in and say, Put my car on Silver
towns" Well have your car equipped in a
jify with today's best tire buy :. the
Evening star., 1947-04-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeast.

sHssTaA anaes moNE lS ross s.d. sSsa
ss sai sssl5s Sis5s
BRoOKLAND-Lse. frame home in excel
tfi tifuIiy h' fnisaed srd l. With rahnins R water.
sssssas ss.@s5 ss@. ii EsssEs: SS ss:
ssEsafs sHsSag ca e sAi sfriffa ksas AN rsrArrA g.
p bearns sIlan y AND BATH sn second T k nsss esahi
as;s4nd esl darro'lhshhsYs 81 hss' BEN '1Npas
20 sS MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NE. 1st com.
I, semplssse apis baths & oil burner, ,.ssT: sum:
ssasg'fse' 3 g. eaii H'saiI9ns g Ei 81 b.
WOODBRIDGE. 1901 HAMIIN ST. Ne,
rooms. modern and. complete, Including
~ ssSaj se5plssss s1s ssasssssssssi i gsse
sHEs 9HHEs is1s TopkYgansaoaI st. 81 elSs iofs Doaas..
!;.;s.!s' y 1s|s
MICHIGAN PARK.-srick, 9 rms. ineigd.
9 bsarms.. fun cellar. 9ii heat; very De.
terms. House about YRS. old. NO. 2o4o.
CAPITOL HILL-s-rm. house with large
side yard. restricted neighhorhood. No
agents. Call LU. 6026 between and 2 pm.
vAcANT--pirect from owner; open or;
ike new, 5.rrn. brick; In restricted River
Terrace; full bsnt, Oil heat. will sell f1rn.
81 siais nn'asn IT. ns D1eTHps Ta 1885, $685. ss7'o
Just OFF R. l. AVE-. nr. Mt Rainier
Mod. rms, halls, bsth. large porcheg.
double sarass; M-aers cornsc estate. rteh
s;sI. E;;s W; '.iIs fps
1st COMMERCIAL. 600 block OF B st. ne.
2ox1so IT.. Price, s8,a60 joE. cuRTo
REALTY. 335 H st. ne. FIR. 7so0.--27
EXCELLENT LoCATroN--6-roorn modern
semidetached brick, almost new: fireplace
In liy rrn. attractive Kitchen, 8 lovely
bedrms,, tiled bath, gas heat, basement
rcughed In for rec. rnn. or additional rfn.
34os 18th st. ne; GE. 9341. EVENINGS.
NICE BRIcK HoME--s rooms. III baths.
hardwood floors, finished basement, gas
Mrs. Gillespie, cox d Co.. D1 4254, RI.
blaine ST. N.E.--6-room brick; River
Terrace; hardwood floors; excellent condi.
ton; basement. oil heat, refriserator, stcyes
washing machine. fenced lawn. Mr.. Sebrns
coz & CO, DI: 4254; ewes, TR. l796:
Continued On Next PassJ
Evening star., 1947-04-27

SILVER sPRfNG--We have fve 6.rm
all brick homes; built in 1st-class resi-
asns Sooaed fesa ies: $1,000 a CASH .'m slaoe ''n'0i
5-rTn. BUNGALOW, rec. rm.; built-in ga
rage; corner lot; Anchor FENCE; slate
4-rm. bungaloW In Takoma Park
Priced 400, $1,000 cash. monthly pay
ments, $4S.e7 including taxes; stove and
CO. Realtors, Donifant st. and oa. ave.
Evening star., 1947-04-27

McDEyITT, REALToR. SALES BULLETIN
S13,950. bedrms., bath, iy. rri.. din
rm.,- kit, gar. Lge. bsnnt.. toilet.
S39 Rittenhouse st. NV. Det. frame
slate roof: S15,5oo. bedrms., bath
stairs to lse. unfinished attic. reception
hall. liy. nm. tareplacel, lss. din. rm. ans
stuseo hsuse, ssn as sfs,s5o This Is IS ssn-bnii
home and In excel cond. Has bedrui. ant
bath on 1st a.. 2 porehe5, liv. rr. Gre
rms. 2 incIosed heated porches. Lee. lot
2-car gar. h.-w. Oil heat. Quics possession
4Sg4 River I'd. / blk from western ave
Lge. det, frame house on about acre o.
beautiful Handicapped ground. 2-ear gar
Reception fisll. 3s-ft liy. rn1. tfireplacel
din. rnl., new Kit. and breakfast nook,
bedrms..f ~ baths, recreation rfrl., NV
oil heat, Q porches. Bus l blk. oniJ
S29. SEQ,
Woodside Park--Truly beautiful home
completely decorated. to inspire one VIII
is accustomed to gracious liy.; large 10
with abundance Of dogwcod and shrub
berry: large liy. rr1., fireplace: dining rM.
complete kitchen. side screened porch
eaTase. 8 bedrooms, Q baths, large storas
See Sat. Star {26th, real estate secticr
Of ycur fngpeettcn. AMOS W. NcDEVITT
asAltof, III. 6760. --2o
Evening star., 1947-04-27


S13,950.
Groom brick, gas heat; $12,e5o.
Doctors Office and living quarters
S29,950.
Groom brick, S12,95o.
T.room brick, S15,950.
Northeast--6-room brick, coal heat
S10.950.
4-roora brick, $3.50.
Tapestry brick building. complet,
apartments; SIa;95Qr s..o
ST ,501--1 700 block OF 3. st. NV. Va:
cant May 1st; O rooms. ga baths, good
S19,T5o--1s1s Biitmore st. NV; 1r
rooms, 2M baths, row brick. Tenan;
occupied on monthly agreement. Excel.
lent rooming house.
s26, ,5n0-1a22 Calvert st. NV: semi.
detached brick, rsmodeled into apis
Present income, S2S6 monthly.
S99,500--Chevy Chase. Md. / bloch
from circle. Excellent detached 4-bed-
room, 2bz-bath brick. Possession about
30 days
Cali Mr.. A. j. sherwin. H. L. RUST CO.
1901 18th st. NV, MA. 500: eyes,, EM
Evening star., 1947-04-27

COLORED-14OO BLK. Florida ave. NV.
--3 apts, with side lot; h. .-w.h., elec.; can
give poss;. Of bsmt. apt: price, $4,000,
1900 blk. 3rd st. n.w.-3 complete apts.t
h. h., oil burner. price, $4,000; $4,000
cash. S100 per mo.
Unit Blk; Flerids ave; Gys LIST comm
1900 blk Marion st. n.w.--6-rm. frame,
with lge. lot; $4,000.
900 blk. 4th st, NV. LIST comm. Church
with 5-rm. apt. above: gar. In rear; $500.
500 blk. 4th st. n.w.--2-famfly house,
100 blk. Bladensburg I'd. ne. 1st comm.
1,7snrn 17s rms., dsa bath; h.-w.h;: $79o0 1SgY
COLORED--N. .E.-4052 Grant st--De-
tached frame bungalow rms, bath. base
Coloted, ne, commercial, 20 Fla. ave,
|s rms, bath, furnace heat, only S5e6
pcTches and i Cellars: i;; only $500 down. $50
h..w.h. BY gasi ST 900 down. CENTURY
REALTY EXCHANGE. eli 9th St. NV.
Call d. 1851 week days, 8 to 0 PM;
suns. 10 to pm.
Evening star., 1947-04-27

W. oAeius1fe asenss' ooo4 Sonh' ave. % Y" W.
2.5sdToOm ~Iseonditionsd. immseiats pos;
ssssl3Ia Iss roz taSsASr 5s ss sRssfmssosn Mo 81
bss. epeI.ea fsss4Sa asas 6oa.s tS 81 Ss
priced for quick sale S14.s5o; viii take
Se,9ySe ss 9eS down pngp gaymenI In Call Elk 1855
kfTTESHousEMPTsne. sHSHS e EAsH tN s rooms. baths
recreation room; coal hot-water hest; e
block from transportation and schools
LEosfIoSN LHaSi EaaR NasIoS Com iS AvE-seau.itul
detached white brick. 9 rooms, recreation
siss I'll oo1s aat0 house sa IN
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rooms. baths; oil hot-water heat; /
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income. $500 mo-, Only 1000 down. bal
NEW HoMEs-one Of the best built homes
in the Silver Spring area 6 lge rms, q.
baths, oil heat, side porch excel loo
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BUNGALOW BARGAIN-owner must sell
only $12:750 for this attractive 5-rm
81 aHps sea IN saaaea aasoa R sk 81 fsEniuTs R sT as
sExUTifttLL0 BIZ IN L0 BRICK BUNGALOW in pic
turesaue Silver Spring. on Dale dr., q
SURROUNDINGS Only S15,356. RAFFELi
REAL EsTATE CO; 81. 1903. 'til 6,
heat. stone frepi.; garage; -beausifuI lawn.
S17,e50. viii sell turn. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE CO., SH. 11oa. - Q,
Evening star., 1947-04-27

A GROUP OF CHEVY CHASE. D. c. homes
Albemarle st.-semidet, 5 bedrms,
baths, S13.e50.
Northamptori st.--Det.. slate roof, Eai
heat, bedrms., 1A baths, $17; 800.
A bedrms., 2 baths, $1S,950
Barnaby woods--Brick, rms. baths
vacant and ready to occupy. S24. 800,
possession at once, $4,000.
| EDW. Z. CALDWELL PAUL P. STONE
Developers. 5000 Conn. ave. NV, OR
Evening star., 1947-04-27

HARVARD ST. NV, west f4th st.--1f /
rms. baths; brick: oil heat; furnished
MnLxR. pU. 242z. (
CALVERT ST. N.w.--Ine. mo-. $500. Il
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Evening star., 1947-05-10
Brighfwood Citizens Back
Fort Drive Project

The Brightwood Citizens Associa-
ton adopted a resolution last night
favoring the Fort Drive project, after
various members voiced their ap-
proval of the drive which would
eventually connect the forts sur
rounding the National Capital.
The association also went on rec
ord as indorsing the bill before Con-
gress establishing full-time traffic
judge for the District.
The sympathy of the association
was expressed for John Clagett
Proctor, first vice president, who was
accidentally injured a few days ago
and was unable to attend the meet
| ing.
| After a detailed investigation of
the possibility of salvaging and re-
habilitating the historic home OF
Matthew G. Emery, an early-day
Mayor of Washington, situated in
the center of the tract purchased by
the District for the Brightwood Rec
reation Center, the association was
informed the structure had deterio-
rated to such an extent it is beyond
retaining. Arrangements are now
being made to demolish it.
The meeting, which was presided
over by Maurice N. Thompson, was
held in the Paul Junior High
School.