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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19

OF their printed material
And gracing the front
the church's main prosrs y
its part as host of the aa,. q;
NAL celebration Of The
which gets under wav ba~.
8 O'Clock tonight s the s L
The Rev. John Cline A.
speaker, is a -rmer ~, 5.'S
here. F'S'f
The Rev. John r E5v....
present pastor says t5a. =
Rev Mr.. Cline is one Ct .''
best ministers of his acoy..,'
ance. There are three oths, g.,
mer pastors of the ohm.
scheduled to make address,
the celebration which las,
a week.
They are: The Rev W
M artin Beaufort, who ,,1
preach Monday nigh. t5e P,-
H. L. Hendricks. Sani,.!
preaching Tuesday night ~.
the Rev. C. D. Barclift. Fen5s.'
son who will fill the pulnj,
Friday night.
In addition to these form.
pastors viii be a sermon A,
Wednesday night by the Rev.
H. K. King, a native son rrr
preaching in Smithfield, and N.
featured address on Thursd,,,
night by the Rev. Roy H. S5ar
editor of The Upper Room
which according to the Rev
Mr.. Edwards is one of the mas
widely known publications Of +,
type in the nation. He comg
from Nashville, Tenn.
On next Sunday the Fifth Ave.
nue. church will be host Il,
Bishop W. W. Peele who w,
preach at 1880 am. He is sa
scheduled to fill the pulpit On
the evening service.
A brief history and work d
the church as gathered by ta,
mer pastor, c. D. Barclift AMI
others, follows:
Fifth Avenue Methods
Church was organized in 1871
by Rev. Abel Chreitzberg. then
pastor of Front Street (noy
Grace) Methodist church Fo,
six years the congregation wa,
served as a mission, CONNECTED
with Front Street church. The
appointment Fifth Street first
appears in the Conference Min,
utes of November 1859, vii.
mington was in the South Carr.
lima conference prior to Novem,
Der 1850. The Reverend Abran
Weaver was the first pastor as.
signed to this church as a sepa.
rate charge"
"For the first two years Of
its organization the society wor,
SHIPPED regularly in some I'M
provised room or home in thu
year 1849, on a site of land on
Fifth Street, between Nun ant
Church Streets, the first perma
nent house of worship wa,
erected. This was a small framt
building and was several times
remodeled and enlarged. Tit
present brick structure was be-
gun in June 1889. 1t was cleared
of debt in December 1898, IN
der the pastorate of Rev. J, H
Hall, and dedicated at thai
time. In later years the city
changed the name of the stree
from Fifth Street to Fifth Ave
nue.. Subsequently the churcf
came to be known as "Flfti
Avenue Methodist Church The
Charlie Jones Soong education
al building was dedicated BY
Bishop Clare Purcell Novembe,
/, 1922
During the history Of Fin
Avenue church its influence has
not only measurably contri0u,
ed to the moral and spiritual
welfare of the city Of Whining
ton, but it has reached out u
the ends of the earth. For II
was in this church in the year
1881, under the preaching Ct tns
venerable and beloved Rev. ].
Continued on Page Fourteen
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

RALEIGH, Oct. 12.-P)-The
State Employees association, which
was split recently, when en-
ployes Of the State Highway
commission decided to form theil
own organization, is now engaged
in an aggressive membership
drive" Mason Swearingen an
.nounced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19
SALEM BAPTISTS
ANNOUNCE REVIVAL
Rev. E. S. Mogan Will Con.
duct Weeks
Services

Salem Baptist church today
announces a revival b ginning
tomorrow evening at Tbs in the
church at Sneads Ferry.
Services will be held each
evening at that hour with
preaching being done by a
CONTINUED on Page F~ourteen)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19

The Rev. Mr.. Crisp is a grad
uate of Brevard college in Bre-
ward, and Wake Forest college.
At the latter he was president
of the Christian Service group,
a member of Delta Kappa AL
pha, honorary ministerial fra
ternity, the student council, and
a cum laude graduate.
In 1916 he received the B. D..
deree, and in 1947 the TIL. M.
degree from the Southern Bap-
fist Theological seminary in
Louisville, KY.
Previous to this position, the
Rev. Mr.. Crisp has worked
with the Home Mission board,
doing rural evangelistic work in
New Mexico, and has served as
assistant pastor at the First
Baptist church, Henderson.
There were 100 high schools in
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19
Bethlehem Baptists Celebrate
Homecoming At Currie Church

Homecoming Day will be observed at Bethlehem Baptist
church Sunday, October 26, beginning at 1920 o'clock in
the morning.
A sermon by the pastor, the Rev. L. L. Johnson at II
o'clock, musical features and lunch served on the grounds
will make up the morning program. The afternoon meeting
will consist of special music and short speeches by former
members of the church and friends, and social features.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19
Rep. Allen Crisp Accepts
Lake Forest Passionate Here

The Rev. Allen Crisp, Jr, from Brevard, has accepted
the position as pastor Of the Lake Forest community wor-
ship center, sponsored by the First Baptist church of this
city. Up until this time the worship center has been served
BY Mr.. D.. w. Sullins as supply pastor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19

FOR YOUR CorTvENlENc,adj,
All articles, church scheaas ar
changes. or additions. ana II
correspondence pertaining Ty.
about churches and their ac' II
ties must be in the offices at
the Wilmington Star-Ne~ss 20
later than Thursday at H'''
p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19
CHURC HES
Brunswick Baptists Schedule
AssociQtiona[ Meet Oct. %, %
Ry BILL KEZIAH

SOUTHPORT, Oct. 18-The 49th annual session of the
Brunswick Baptist association, an organization embracing
all of the "a Baptist churches in Brunswick county and first
formed in 1899, will be held with the Southport and Shall
lotte Baptist churches, Wednesday and Thursday, October
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19
Six Visiting Cergymen
To Be Heard At Sero;co.

eve are glad you are worshipping with us fod.u,
Someone made that statement and it stuck WHY
Fifth Avenue Methodist church in Wilmington 2 t o1n At
ago. They liked it so well they made it a permanane WIG
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19

The coast of Colombia was one
Of the first parts of the American
continent visited by the early
Spanish mavigators.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19

Two church sponsored hospi-
tails in Gary, Indiana, have re.
Gently lifted long-standing re-
strictions against the admission
of Negro doctors and surgeons
to practice in their operating
rooms and wards. They are the
Methodist hospital, and the
Mercy hospital (Catholic). Gary
has ten Negro physicians. Ne
groes have been admitted as
patients to both hospitals, even
when their doctors were barred.
A current visitor to the Unit
ed States is Ernest D. Jeffs, of
London, England, who is super
vising the restoration and re
construction of bonn e d
churches for the Congregational
Union of England and Wales.
He is visiting a number of
American cities - notably New
York, Washington, Boston, Chi
cago, and Indianapolis - study
ing American church architec-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-19

There were 100 high schools in
the United States in 1860 COM
pared with .29, 900 in 1910.
Evening star., 1947-09-27
$500 Rittenhouse St. NV.
(Corner Nevada Aoe.)
OPEN CAT AND Sim TO

A home of convenience, efficiency and charm
Situated amid quiet .ur-oundnes and secluded by
planting this home only blocks from Chevy Chase
Cine, stores, schools, churches and transportation
Impressive white Colonial recently redecorated and in
excellent condition. Contains large rooms including
center hail. living ROOM large living porch dining room
sunroom kitchen breakfast nook, bedrooms, baths
and sundecks Maids room and lavatory basement;
oil heat; garage The grounds wooded, beautifully
planted and contain small pool.
ct 1885, par a 9 @ Mestern 1pe en Soeks to Rnou st.
fhen right 1 to
Evening star., 1947-09-27
Wherry'Con
Probe Of Steel Export
For Arabian Pipeline
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

The Commerce Department,
overriding a protest by Senator
Wherry, Republican, of Nebraska,
last night authorized the export
of 10000 tons of steel to start a
pipeline linking Saudi Arabian
oil fields with the Mediter-
ranean.
The 1,140-mile conduit, designed
to move 100000 barrels of crude oil
a day, will be built by the Trans
Arabian Pipeline Co., an Ameri-
can concern. 1t will run from
Abqaiq in Saudi Arabia to the
Mediterranean near Sidon, in Leba-
non, traversing Saudi Arabia, Trans
Jordan, Syria and Lebanon.
Senator Wherry, chairman of the
Senate Small Business Committee,
protested to the department Tues
day that exports of pipe nave
played havoc with steel supplies"
for domestic users.
Shipment Cut 10000 Tons.
In Kansas City last night, where
he was conducting Small Busi-
ness Subcommittee hearing on oil
problems, he commented:
"At least they cut the shipment
to 10000 tons. 1t was 10000 tons.
1t shows our protest the other day
did some good when the applica-
ton was reconsidered in the light
of the domestic transportation
problem"
Senator Wherry. said that his oil
subcommittee may hold a hearing
later in Washington on the entire
question of pipeline exports.
The Commerce Department said
construction of the Saudi Arabian
pipeline will:
l. Permit a more competitive
transportation cost.
2. Greatly increase the incentive
Evening star., 1947-09-27

A compact, extremely livable
house containing living room
with fireplace, paneled library
with fireplace, dining room,
breakfast room, pantry, kit
chen and screened porch.
Evening star., 1947-09-27

4719 44th Street NV.
OPEN SAT. AND SUM-, z TOT
$22,5OO
Possession ,uith settlement
Only years old and in good condition I.
Bright and cheerful 3-bedroom and 2-bath brick
with stairway to finished room on 3rd floor: Gas
air-conditioned heat, garage, fenced rear yard
reach Ish ST. bear cht to chesd'edSe
st., then right to Nth, left to I719.
Evening star., 1947-09-27

export authorization said "the deci-
sion was reached after consultation
with the recommendation by other
interested government departments
that the strategical, political and
economic interests of the United
States made such action desirable. "
Area Rich in OIL"
Observing that the United States
has been interested in oil develop
ments in the Middle East for many
years, the department said trans
Arabian and an associated firm, the
Arabian American Oil Co., will be
the only wholly American-owned
oil corporations operating in the
area.
1t described the area as rich in
oil, with proven reserves estimated
to be las large or larger than the
proven reserves of the entire West
ern Hemisphere.
The department said about 5000
Americans, majority of them vet
Grams of the recent war, will be sent
to the Middle East to construct and
operate the pipeline.
Evening star., 1947-09-27
Miss WurfeI to Toke
Church Post Tomorrow

Miss Mary Ruth Warfel, of No.
Evarts street NE, will be installed
as parish worker at II am. to-
morrow in the Atonement Lutheran
Church, North Capitol street and
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Miss Warfel, who recently was
called to serve as parish worker,
prepared for this work at the
Lutheran Training School for Dea-
conesses and Parish Workers, In
Baltimore
Evening star., 1947-09-27

for more rapid development Of
Middle East crude supplies for world
markets.
3. Permit earlier relief OF the
present drain on Western Hemi-
sphere reserves of petroleum.
1t added that the line will make
possible the doubling of the present
output of Saudi Arabian oil. The
United States Navy was described as
'the largest SINCE consumer of the
petroleum products of Saudi Arabia. +"
The department said the Trans
Arabian Co. expects to complete the
line in 1949. Steel requirements are
305 900 tons.
There was no, comment on the
policy to be followed on further
steel requirements for the project.
But it was indicated in official quar-
ters that the three month license
covers only the first shipment of
10000 tons and that the department
expects to continue licensing further
shipments of steel as needed until
the line is completed.
Announcement of the 20,000-ton
Evening star., 1947-09-27
Prettymun to Speak

Justice E. Barrett Prettyman of
the District Court Of Appeals will
address a luncheon meeting Of the
Washington Civitan Club at 1890
m. Tuesday in the Mayfiower Hotel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04
TINA DIXON
TO OPEN AT
FROLIC BAR

They turned them away from
the door At the FROLIC SHOW
BAR New Years eve Crowds
throneed the doorway trying 10
get IN during the gala celcbra.
ton that lasted until in the
morning
Drawing card OF the evening
was the double starred bin with
Una Mae Carlisle, composer. 70.
caliSt and pianist, aud Savannah
Churchill singer, who have
been packing them in for the
past three weeks They Will be
replaced by Tina "Pushout" Dix
on, the jumping blues singer
and other added attractions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04
LEE ENTERTAINS
SENSATION STAFF
WITH XMAS PARTY

Uzzicl Lee owner ~ Lees
Club Sensation entertained his
81 employees and their guests
with q dinner party at the club
On last Friday
The table was arranged IN a
horse shoe in the middle OF the
floor The girls were given corr
saEeS The drinks were on the
house and presents were pre-
scented by Nj Lee All those
who attended and enjoved the
festivities were Margaret Nc
Kinsev. Baby Girl Strngcr,
Tcrcset Campbell Quincy NJ
Kosly, Ronnie, Sue Nelson, Dom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04

snSeDuNKLIN, John. %. 22s2
S w Funeral services
cs ,s conducted al the Diaqs
S SaspS J Mon Dec. 23rd AZ 10
ina o,saop Hancock offeiiaf.
Ns,, .nie,'meni was in Lincoln
''''''l Park Cemetery.
SsuDiLhSoN. Carlton. 20. ses
vs r.'son' Funeral services
chs,,SI conducted al the Dioos
ispp' L Monday Dec. 2ard A.
assns T gun Rev. Malley. Off.
coin l ~. Iniermeni was in Lin.
'n0naI Park Cemetery.
! ia, 't = John IS. saI Adei.
| sonSu.,,.un funeral services were
me Disss Chapel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04

Inc management Of the Ahambra Theatre played the
Juveniles OF the North Woodward neghborhood special ho
DAY matinee at 1890 Monday Shown here are mem
bers OF the committee that made the party
They include Paul Fields Theatre; Viz
gil Gilbert assistant William worker De
ro Council Of Agencies chairman Of the committee Fran
@ A. KornesaY Detroit Urban League Arnold D.
Law Norih Woodward Community Councils William Coleman,
department. OF Parks and Recreahon John Wash
ward Community Councils Officers Mullins Griswold and Russell
OF the Beihune precincts Ralph supervisor District
Department of Parks and Rreereaon Wash
Ton JaequelYn Thompson Loretta Amelia Hatcher
hea Scales Of the Recreation department cosponsors of the
were me Dept OF Parks and Recreation North
Community Crime Prevention officers 81 ,hs Re
thune precinct Tickets distributed of merit
youngsters at the DwYer Moore and the
Cardon and MI Vernon community
ibued tickets safety patrol boys neghbohood schools
Candy merchants photo bv Alexardor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04
: - 81 81 l'jIi'1I

re COnQuCNCu DCNthApN
Tuesday. December oath al ii
am. with Rev Vandenbur9 Of
ficiaiing. Intermeni was in De-
iroii Memorial Park Cemetery
RUSHING, DR.. Stanoill W.. 81
3s7 Arden Park. Funeral ser
vices were conducted at 3S7
Arden Park. Thursday. Dec
ember 18th al pm. with Rev.
Carlyle Stewart officiating.
Inferment was in the Defroif
Memorial Park Cemetery.
THOMAS. Willie Ephram. 43
1861 Kendall Highland Park
Funeral services were conduct
cd az the Church Of Christ
Holiness. w. Warren and Nc.
KinleY Friday. December 9Th
al III am. with Rev. Gilbert Of
heiating. Iniermeni was in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04
buow, Funeral. were conducted December 2s December IS

d through December 20
Detroit Memorial Park Gene
terry.
MILLER, Carol Ann. age !
day. 27S4 Maple. iniermeni
ceremonies were conducted
Saturday. December 2sih al
the Lincoln Memorial PARK
Cemetery.
WILTON. Liisie 70 passed
away al the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gregory. SlS4 re-
mans. Funeral services were
conducted al the Diges ChapeiI
Saturday. December 2s al l:Uu
pm. with Rev. Horace White
officiating. Iniermeni was IN
the Detroit Memorial Park
Cemetery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04

~ p,sse Valley Disbursements Association played host 10
u Of elderly people of the Friendly Hearts Club on December
the Ebeneler AE church Members OF the Daniel H. Will
~ Health Guild eooperaed in the project by securing names
- Mr., Pearl Collins director the Guild served the
ss Members Of business mems association furnish
- s food and served food affair Shown above
~, Of the committee charge including W. T. Johnson SOC
Hhoe Bar executive secretary Of the associations Andrew H.
~ Of Club sss j. Dunveor. Old Cows Coffee Company Roy
v,pv Maps Bar and Grill. Kirk Lewis Mitchell Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
MOTORCYCLES.

% Y9T KN99Y THAT s47sSR WI s1y ,1,s
have several used machines on hand; vl!S ylsiS i
81 IS n iss Just
black and maroon, $45o. or highest bidder;
is$ s. ff{SSis sAs ';Pi Ss RsSi ;
tses 5Saf Sfrb buy ieG4
Harley ~ 1889: perfect eond, BUDDY 5. seat
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. Io47, models.
A y and Matshsss mot9reycsS; sf;14fss 1aEgs
MoToRcYcLE SALES, a014 M st. NV
VII WHiIzzERR 2zER MOTOR BIKE. 194s; good run
CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, '4e; excel
lent condition: motor just overhauled. GIL.
NpiAN CHIEF 1e45: good condition: 4lua : best e,
cGsaMxN cfShaaMszxsN ShS Mhofok I, sseoo1ER 1e4s q.
seat; seat: Extra sa iights: large tires $500 Isf6
SGooTaks RH sas7 ists nseE e.gesen. gm
5dHsamis 5hsIai isd MoHoa sFsEss SER
CUsHMAN sCooTER-Model 54, 1946:
gears, buddy seat. storage bat. elec. horn,
S370; sell S225 cash; no trifiers. WA.
MOTOR SCOOTER, Sept. 1s4e, used as
sax ony stas parcel
INDIAN CHIEF, new. in crate, only S695.
TREADWELL HAS 1T. SH. 9603.
INDIAN CHIEF, new. with commercial side
car. windshield and toe hitch, S795, terms.
SH 1908.
INDIAN CHIEF. new 1s47, sport chrome
finish: trade and terms. TREADWELL
HAS IT SH a603.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

1st, end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
a hrs; Also tinancial aid t9 to builders.
Element; FULTON R, GORDON. 1877 Eye
LOANS TO %. C., MD, VA. HOME owners
without excessive title charges or APPRAISAL
fees; low rates: SECURITY Fl FINsaseCE az e5
Isl AND end TRusT LOANS--Prompt
and courteSH: seryise aeyS sssSrs 6S5rowinIg %p
9th ct NV RE $3.50
MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTING wv
buy second,trust n9tes, 2: G.. psaIny T2,N Mq. a.
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT CORP. 1919
N. Y. ave. NV. National 5933.
MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby MARYLAND.
yirginia or ORD; p; e: property; ;o1J The AMER1-
1st and 2nd TRUST LOANS on real
estate II. p. C., Nd. and Va, MR.. DRA1s-
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MOORE g. HILL CO. 804 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
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repaired for az makes ef carsi iip al .yp Mork *
feasassssa feE, ssas M F.oMHo &. n.W' AMMO o SsS
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Maoo1f'oRcYcLE commercial sidecar. brand:
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BATTERIES, new. ! group ~ large truck
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CUSHMAN motor scooter, 1946 transmis-
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made of fine materials and precision taii.
to a. psrfssagg th sedans f0wps eoaehes ca
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CUsHMAN SCOOTER, 1e4s model; carry
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ARCADE PONTIAC CO, 1887 Irving st.
cADILIac ow.iERs. immediate service on
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WILLARD SERVICES. INC, rear 1910 14th
St NV AID 1888
WRECKED CARS REBUMT-Body and fen
der repairs: Al work: immediate service
Open 8 am. to g pm. WILLARD'S, rear
1910 14th St NV. AID. 5SS3. 20
Evening star., 1947-03-16
WATERFRONT pRoPERTY-sALE.

6 ROOMS, kit, bath. cleo, gas hot.watsr
heat ysar%Sro4nd % nome owner r,ce cecup1ieoS s1oi
dress dress MRS. p. MEsTH .,..;s.
Ct snas layout HaslpF II
large lot priss Wpp Safgo See csyers Ms Alsn ss,
sampFsA FEAR & MasSeoHa EooM c9sFa Sss
shingled, furnished, oil heat; GE refgr:'
mafl' bath and e' shower how Sta. Laundry tubs 8
screened screened sleeping porch; lot 5oxlooi;
fsesasy fsassa pvt Sfs hf1ss
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SoRfH seasf BkAcH HOME, fine esa.,on, as,. Il A.
an sh sGo RaS 5 stsr
home. ~ m : ami AMI. 5 bedrooms, .Is baths, cleo
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garage and servants quarters Al AL. beauti. I'll.
fully and completely turnishssd Very trass large
caEsApfxkE Eli aa;2Ga BAY sll-sssT home, sm,.
atb aIibs I s nice nesls s furn 1' cry
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sHxxERLY sHx nsL1s' BsAsceH-rour- bedroom cottage,
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snseia sHoaEH2M s0S iIsls Beach. MD.-s beautiful
sdjoin,ng asss loss; near water; good vieT ss OF
sff sfEBYzoNo M5i soffaE ogffGaE.BAY-ror SALE summer
cottage. completely furnished: also choiee
building site MR.. WILLIAMS MA. 4s3''
WATER-FROST LOTS and acreage from
| u acre with 1oO-ft. water front to 325
acres with 1-mile water front on s. River.
| Just 1 mile OF Defense hwy. Phone M c.
GIBSON. Annapolis 2144, or after e M
NUooriCIELcApE Uo iaCIEcApE LhoNARD's washinston
SI5 18th St.. Suite 500 Ma. 0750.
YEAR-'ROUND HOUSE, rooms, bath
and fireplace, 20x24 garage with upstairs
Sx10 chicken COOP: oil heater, electric
stove and electric hot-water heater: i'm
mediate possession; near busline to Wash
ington, Annapolis and Baltimore: price.
$500 NORMAN 3. SCHULTZ. Shady
Side, Md, Cali west River 73-F-12. -I6
LONG BEACH-Fine cottage on wooded
fireplace. completely modern kitchen. gas
refrigerator, stove and automatic water
complete bath; ine.osed porch: many struc;
water system; reasonable price and terms;
Prince Frederick. Solomons Island road,
turn left to beach. Or write M. E. ROCK
HILL. mo. st. Leonard. Md.