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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
AKA'S INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS

The Alpha Rho Omega chapter
of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
observed Founders Day and In
stallation Of officers at a banquet
on Friday night. The momentous
affair was held at the Century
Room Of the Club $50 with many
sorOrs in attendance.
Mrs. Jessie l.. Vann, promi-
nent civic, social and business
leader OF Pittsburgh, Pennsyl-
vania was the guest speaker and
installed the officers for the en-
suing year Among them were
Fannette Norris. BasileuS; Van.
tclla Lane. anti-basileus; Rachel
Ulmer, GrammateuS; Lila n
Daniels. cpistoleus; Mabel Shelf
field. Tamiochus; Agnes Lewis.
hocegus; Jennie Young. parlia-
mentarian; and Cornell Drum.
reporter 20 the Ivy Leaf
Assisting Sorors Reed and
Robinson were LaClaire Knox.
Bertha Smith, Louise Marshall,
Edna Shaw, Leviatha Fuller.
Cornell Drum. and Beatrice Gil
liam.
PROGRAM
Appearing on the interesting
program were Jeanetta WEIGH
Brown, mistress OF ceremonies:
Sarah Hill Stewart, who gave the
invocation: Maribodlne Robinson
who introduced the sorors pres
emit: Beulah r Whitby. who gave
highlights Of the 1916 Boule IN
Los Angeles. Calf, and presented
the speaker: Fanette Norris. new
Neglected baSileus; Marie Reed
with re-dedication of the Alpha
Kappa Alpha vows. and Leviatha
Fuller with a series of songs OF
fellowship.
Sorors present were Mrs. Kath.
leen Douglas Of Alpha Alpha
Omega chapter in Pittsburgh
Marjorie Peoples Movers, Marie
Stanton. Evelyn Phillips. Manar
Swan, Lavinia Walker. Dorothy
Ward, Mildred T. McFall, Ar
nette Burwell. Pansy Mack, Eliza
Grigsby, Betty Arnold, Maxine
BroyleS. Beatrice GllliamS Ash
ley Cain. Thelma Hollis, LaClalr'
Knox. Evelyn Montjoy. Berth;
I Smith. Pauline Coins Edna Nc
Grudcr. Ruth Giles Kenner, o
California, and Mary X Jackson
Others were Myrtle Wade. Bet
" Cain Harris, Elsie Wilson, Mar
garet Bennett, Carolyn Rucker
Fannie Raiford, Elmina Gibson
Laura Campbell. Katherine
Weiss. Fannie Rodgers, Erm;
Keyes, Lillian Daniels. Cornell
Drum. Jenny Young Eleana Bod.
die, Mildred Ellis. Muriel Sim
mons. Grace Wells, Dorothy CIn
ningham. Lillian Rutherford, Ed
ma Shaw Agnes Lewis. Nellie
Watts. Lillian Walker, Mrs. Ger
aldine BledSoe. Miss Geraldine
Rledsoe. Portia Phillips, RUBY
Chambers. Jennie Paige. Beulah
Cain Brewer, Louise Marshall
and Betty Swan.
Chairmen for the banquet were
Maribodine Robinson Chairman
Of Founders Day and Marie Reed
chairman OF the installation serv-
ice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08

ready begun 70 coral the lovers
10 The art NJ bridge for their
uck 81 California this summer
to' the bridge tournanent A
po al pryate car Wlil take
bridge fans from Detroit and
cheaso 70 the sunny west IN
loap
Marry have been bid 70 the
lovely runpus room cf tac pop
ul, D. and Mrs Roy Perry
oi W.ndsW Canada 20 celebrate
with tGcu trc 20th Wedding
anuiy evsary on "Wednesday mite.
on r 5ay ND National Cam
cl "a Neel Women Aavug
q dinner meeting IN the Cen
tus Room 'he Club 600
TRAvELoGUE
NJ MafJa joyce Mas in
town lat Wccs frflu Chcag
30 be guest pcabc for thc 1c-
casaa of Vie benefit ~ the
Beauty Srhoc. o'tncs opc a,ors
and tt 1-.s dav contab on
Nonaer Sit The CIVIC Cente
Ramona IN tlc r0nSOr 1g -
tn a-ia aIc Mc 1ome R4by
lnlc.c and N-le Cook
Miss ENc.Fn Cam ~ Chicago
Visiting tr hoase guest
of Nj Bcry cam Ha-ls Of
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
CIVIC LEAGUE HAS
REGULAR MEETING

Despite Indictment W Their
conditions last Thursday night.
approximately 50 persons at-
tended the initial meeting pon.
sored by the Give Community
League az The jewish Con wunl-
tv Center Of winch Hclcn Tbon.
as is chairman aNa Ruth Andcr-
son IS founder and director
The PRINCIPAL pcakcr was E--
ward Conner director az inc
CltHcns Planq ng and Housing
Commission who spoke On the
power OK group organ aton
Other interesting fcatI
were an address bv Cathe no.
r Richards chief az Gl
Scouts instrumental Numbers
bv Clara WalkeE harplst and
Ardrlck Phillinganes. yloiinist
20 GLADYS DIllard Continuity
Music school vocal selection ov
Gl-BlaS Jackson and piano
number hy Mile c Lee
a group 10 Girl Scouts No
IL under direction Of Miss An
Ccrson presented an interesting
sklt poytray nE some Of the as
pUauons of grl scouts Ms,
Thomas, presided Tho Gel ac
Invites center u srca North ~
f Grand boulevard o. SIX Mile
Road, from Woodward west to
liamuamck.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
BELOVED CITIZEN IS
MOURNED BY FRIENDS

Members OF the family and
friends arc mourning the pass
ing of Mrs. Charlotte Brightwell,
who lived at 8847 Russell She
died on January 10 following
a seigc of illness, during which
time she was lovingly cared for
by her daughter Mrs. Lucy
Brightwell Gray Of the same adj
dress.
The last rites for the deceased
were held on January l6 at the
Eastern Star Home, 3Ol East
Hancock with Rev j Murray
Of New Marian Baptist church
officiating
Mrs. Brightwell Wa born in
and spent many years
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
AROUND and ABOUT
WITH GODFATHER :.

lane.
The o-Ka-Wis Skating party
at the Forest Club last Tuesday
was lots OF fun Skating around
TO sweet music were. Juanita
Walker, Ernest Cabulc. Wilma
Freeman Karl Young. Lillian
Owens, al Frierson. Mildred
Glemon, Harold Cherry, Bar
bara Brown. William Fuller.
Douglas McAfee Rose c "a m D.
bell, Delmar White, Velma May,
Robert Weaver. Gene Warren,
lleno Logan. Walter Duncan,
Leroyl Harell, Betty Bennett
Price Walker. Clara Freeman.
Cordell Robinson, Zelma Cade,
Laronna Powell, Henry Cade,
Jean Scott, William Green, Do
ris Foster. Fred Quarles. Doris
billiard, MyZelle Sowell. Gladys
Turner, Peter Strong, Joan
Fare. Gwen Jones, Clarence
Gary, Wilma MonSamie. Gar
field Fisher. Cathy Ossman,
Lillian Carson. Herbert Wilson,
Elaine Fuller. Donald Thomp-
son Rachael Mutt. Percy Now
ell. Eileen Bennett, Lorraine
Mutt George Scott, Rachael
Babcock, Aretha Johnston Lois
Warren, Albert Summe rville,
Barbara Gordon, Bob Stewart.
Serara Clemon. Priscilla Hood,
Zelma Lightfoot. enneth
Brown. Betty Glenn. Charles
Bright, Gloria Hutchinson, Ger
aldine Westbrook. Jane Mack.
and about three hundred others
Last Sunday a few friends
dropped in on Bob Thomas for
an evening Of entertainment. i.
Those playing few rounds Of
bridge and other games were
Norman Tabor Henry Wallace,
Zcl Lightfoot. Roxie Harris,
Kenneth and Sally Vernon. Cor.
dell Robinson, Corlss Hunter
and Vivian Clayton.
Carlyle and Ardell May add
cd their third heir last week. .
Mother and son are fine.
Talking about heirs. The
Kenneth Vcrnons are making
future plans that Will include
little third party.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
ROSEVILLE
BY John Neal

4 surprise party was gwen for
Melvin Stroud by Mrs VI Arm
strong and Mrs Dickerson. Fri.
dav January 81
The Macomb County SUNDAY
School Union mot az tho Good
Hope Baptist church sunday,
February =. The Turner Chapel
Sunday School received the ~
fcrlnG banner A Hockey IS the
general Superintendent, Of the
union.
MT. CLEMENS
The members Of Zion Baptist
church Of Mt Clemens gave
their pastor thc Rev A Whoo-
cy, a surprise birthday party
last month. A short program
was rendered BY the members OF
the different auxillaueS.
A suit of clothes was present.
cd 10 the pastor by the chor.
usher board SUNDAY School and
Missionary society Among the
visitors were Rev. and Mss
Banks OF Quinn Road Mrs Al.
ice Wilson and Mrs. KEYS from
RosevIlle Mrs Banks sang
solo dedicated TO the Rev and
Mrs Whooey a luncheon was
served
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
Wdb Me lUuIMl
DOROTHY HEIGHT
ACCEPTS NEW POST

NEW YORK Miss Dorothy
Height. National board staff
member OF the Young Womens
Christian Association, NcwYork
City, is directing the enlistment
OF lnterracIal cooperation for the
Round the World YWCA Re.
construction Fund Campaign. II
'>as announced today by Mrs.
Henry A. Ingraham, chairman
of the National Committee on
Community Organization for the
81. 100000 nationwide effort.
Miss Height, for three years
director OF the Emma Ransom
House in New York City and
for five years executive secre.
tary Of the Phyllis Wheatley
branch Of the Washington, D.
&C.. YWCA. Joined the national
staff in 1874. She worked on
the NATIONAL Boards Study OF
Interracial Practices with n
Community YWCA'S, which
was Overwhelmingly endorsed
by the 18th National Conven-
ton Of the National Board in
Atlantic City last March.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08

Dugud. Constance Thompson,
Jane Foster, Betty Dodson and
Matte Camp Maid 81 honor
will be Mary Francs Simmons.
Mrs Robert Nann, wife %
the late we'll known publshet
owner OF the Pittsburgh Counter
was IA town last week o. install
the officers OF Alpha Kappa AL
pha Twas 4 huge crowd on
hand % sec Fannctte Morris in
stalled as president and Joanct
"a w Brown as mistress 81 ccre
monies.
The Deltss are mead orer
heels in plans fo the best Jah-
herwock yet with Helen Thorn.
as as chairman Lucy Bell Nor
lls Is IN charge 81 tickets OH
.cls whom YOU might call and
must call early for your Jabbog.
wock tickets are Mesdamcs Ma
.ry Roberts Katie Fuller Edith
Bland Victoria Mccall Mar.
garct Piper. Helen Toodlc Lo.
etta Terhune Mamie Aloxan-
Ger Frances Ovens and Helen
Nanderville
Mrs Frank Bell " Ph,adc
Irhla entertained but iavl,hly
with cocktails bridge and lan-
cheon at the Club SIS r (
Saturday Guest OF honor was
Ms Count Base a few ~ the
others on hand wore Ne DANES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
16Y OF THE WEEK

r,s Freddie Louise Bradley
:, 89 Melbourne was chosen
y vcek rs an outstanding
.,3 smbi,nu, young lady with
8 b,oad future ahead. She re-
her B.A. from Wayne
w 70 the field OF PSy'
jory and will receive her
v..,r, Degree in Social work
w va ne in June. The only
.ro m TIC American Associa-
Il UnNcrsity Women. "a
s ~, a thc Alpha Kappa Al
,sa Sorority. member OF the
'essme Union. NAACP and
Sor,s, Woikcss Club, also be-
iorr, H. S, Paul AME church.
Freddie worked on a granted
isll,w,h.p at Wayne County
cogns,,s,an Center in the field
., psyehosdcuc Social work /.
,,rnc.pa,r in swimming. ico
ssstnr tnnis, and loves dane
ea ho pet peeve Is people
u6o Wa.k across nice clean
sow
He- AMBITION. and ! quote,
+, = a. Job so competently
that lrs ne a good ambassa-
car "a ms race"
Twas Christmas Day when
lerneu Boonc and Clark Mcr-
ma signed a contract Of Holy
Mswr nc A reception will be
gwen r. trclr honor soon.
yiysse w ght invites friends
70 NJ Manor up in Carl
,o' NJ his recently ac-
Nov ,N Cupid's day is APP
roachnc 'hcrc is sure TO be
Z ncv prses along cupid s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
Down Saddle
Shoe Lane

BY Beiiye Gaines

BY BeiiYe Gaines
Hi va. Kids! If you're not
yet 90. but over 10. this is
your center of information.
What the high school crowd
is doing will be reported
weekly by BetiYe Gaines. If
you have an item TO add. just
get on the phone and buzz.
Tyler 7-s4Sl.
Celebration
PHYLLIS Jones. one of North
western popular gals, seemed TO
think that the great game be-
tween Northwestern and South
eastern called for a Wild Cele-
bratIon afterwards so some Of
the kids gathered for a real
gore time Among those there
were June Bonner Lille Mae
JudkinS. Casper Peck, Ferlsn-
der Booker, Lucille Jones, Lcola
Huntington. Duke Foster Bettye
Gaines Kenneth Dudley, Nor
ma Webb, Leroy Hawkins, Jo-
anne jackson. Doris Johnson.
Pat Larry Doris Bell, Jnomy
Henry, Edith Nixon, Colleen
Brooch Willie Bolar. Wendell
Leach, Felix Nunley and many
others
Dancers
The Fra Sorority had a fine
affair al the Urban League FRI
luaV night. Seen dancing were
Aldred Lewis, Doris Purdue.
Lille Mae JudkIns Gasp err
Peek. Marcna Pryor. Dorothy
DeBro. Felix Nunley.
Others there were June Bon-
ncr, Jean Clay, Duke Foster
Bermecla Hill, AL Green and
some more
Be Bop Rhythm
You BE Boppers" should
have jumped down to the Civic
Center last Saturday night. Two
of our boys, LaNonnc Moe %
Allen and FL Don War; blew
some nice hops Some Of the
kids there were Lois Benton,
Edward Tuck. Al Green Thel-
ma Scagss Dorothy Dennis.
Elaine Graham. George Gaines,
Dolores Lloyd. Don Frazier, Fd-
die Smith Rufus Bruce and
many others.
Great Affair
James Gut" Young, Of
Northwestern High. had a great.
great "interraclal' party at his
home on Englowood Friday
night after the game between
Northwestern and L. OF ID. High
The kids say it really was
great affair. Some Of those at
testing 10 the fact were Brownie
Stalworth. Jimmy Hill Bill
Bowman. Thelma Norwood Mil
dred Hart. Harold Bonner YER
dcster Waugh. AL Green, George
Gaines Dolores Llovd, Bill Per
kins and quite IA few other
Northwestern kids.
What's Going On?
Pretty Lucille Jones and Fer
lander Booker seem to bc lat.
ting it off pretty we'll What's
this / hear about Lorraine
James and a certain cat who
goes 20 Miller. Sammy Gee
really deserves a lot OF credit
for his great athletic ability,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
YWCA MEMBERS IN
ANNUAL MEETING

Novel features, interesting in.
formation and elections were
the items Of interest at the tween.
ty-seventh annual meeting Of the
Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA.
II was held recently az the
branch with many elcctrola
members, members Of the board
and friends present.
Chairman Of the meeting was
Mrs r. G. SchuSter Among the
features which she presented on
the program was a skit, The
Electors Talk Il Over Charac-
tiers were Mrs Jessie Slaton,
Mrs Mayme Cole FrSnkln, Mrs.
Lucille Hubert Mrs Harriet
Wesley Mrs Violet Lewis. and
a group Of electrical members
Others appearing on the pro-
gram were the String Trio from
the Community School Of Music.
and Mrs Dorothy Steger who
led group singing
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
The presentation of the l947
Board Of Management was made
with Mrs. Carelton w Games,
reelected chairman. Others are
Mrs. Claude GroomS. first vice
chairman; Mrs. William Postlcs,
second vlce-chairman Mrs. l. l..
Whltby. recording secretary
Mrs. Beulah Carter, correspond
ing secretary, and other mem
bers: Mesdames w. A. Thompson.
Pearl Collins. Lloyd Golfer A. f
Thomas. o. c. Thomas, Edward
Swan. A. G.. Robertson, S. w
Bankhead, Samuel II. Thomas
Wilbur Woodson, Fannettc Nor
ris. Remus Robinson, r. c.
Schuster, E. Chester Hcdgman.
George Cathcart, Haley Bell
Paul Alexander, john Otis, P
3. Gamble, f. M Kaigler. Robert
Croft, Mrs. Robert Matthews,
Mrs. Bertha Smith. Mrs. Clement
Scott. and Miss Laurentine Col
Inns. Miss Collins is wcll-known
in civic circles and director Of
Intercultural relations for the
Board OF Education.
Out f-town guests were Miss
Mamie Davis and Miss Josephine
Ainsworth OF the National Board
YWCA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
PT-A Celebrates
Fifty Years

Wingert School PTA will OBJ
serve the fiftieth anniversary OF
the Parent Teacher Association
on Tuesday. February H. The
occasion will be held in the
school auditorium at two pm.
Similar celebrations will be held
throughout the nation.
A feature Of the Wingert OBJ
servanco will be a play titled,
The Parade Of PTA Pioneers &.
The public is invited TO attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08

in Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania She
came back in 1925 and has re-
sided here til the time of her
passing. She has been very ac-
tive in civic and religious cir
Giles as member Of the Shiloh
Baptist church.
She leaves 10 mourn her loss
a daughter, Mrs. Lucy Gray,
and son. Kanawhs Brightwell.
Also Ida Brightwell Of New
York City, sister-in-law.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
MT. CLEMENS

Well kids. that about all, So
call your ncws IN to Bettyc at
Tyler 7.545l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
Bits OF BanterinG.
By Bobbye
News OF important happenings will soon appear.
The month Of birthdays Of great men Is here

MURIEL SIMMONS--of Athenian beauty Is conplet-
ing plans for the Of her marriage 70 PURNELL
SHELTON few weeks hence Among our popular
misses chosen be bridesmaids Katherine Weiss RAJ
chae UImer. Veda Ereeman. Helen Houghton, Jean
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08
hit THAT RHEUMATIC PAIN
RIGHT WHERE IT HURTS

Ind look at the SiIrer Lining
in those Clouds of Pain
The big idea Is that you want to feel
better. When pain eases, your mind
eases. You get rest that means deliver
ance. So use something that gets at the
pain. C-zssJ brings you pain-relisvins
help. Now YOU will feel as good az
others who enjoy its help, too. Soc, and
81. Caution; Use emily a. directed FRS,
bottle purchase price refunded il YOU
are not satisfied. Today, get C-aalJ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08

Dorothy v. Greenfield. l5-Year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Greenfield was a recent
graduate of Northern High
School. She is entering Wayne
University this semester in
the college OF education. She
expects very interesting
year with her school activities
and interests in music. dane.
ing. skating and readiEg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-08

Give Me A Cup Of old Cows
Coffee, please"
Evening star., 1947-01-09
EARNS EoR sALE (cen,;nued)

acres, on maid. road to Annapolis. One &
as cleo. refsr.. gas stove. double drain sink
With metal cabinet and plenty OF buiit-in
cabinets. s.nxsare bath laundry ,r tray IN II
sssnts ass .rG@ No pssfs: assiess ne Ca. L.
COLONIAL BRICK HOUSE. with over 100
acres-Rich in the simple beauty Of Viz;
ginia Colonial architecture and situated
Country Sp m 10 IN lss sse trom o91F ssaa
carefully restored On the tirss floor are
fireplace. center hall. dining room with
fireplace, paneled breakfast room with
ms,ys rep,sss .ssons sitshen odr pantry oaa nd
bedrooms. bedrooms thres III Of which have frsplaces; Z
baths and maids room with bath tn, on z. the
fired. fe with recessed radiators and the
house is insulated: the yard is landssalnsa APT
with with the spirit Of the house; other build
inss include a 3-car stone garage with
living quarters of 6 rooms and bath. and 9
ssancnions Siam s fer pA % cows; there is over 100
acres of land uatered by. several brooks
and adaptable to horse and cattle eoh farming ming
is less than the replacement value Of the
sDDSIntasns b. i MASON aIRsg It. s.Sississ saa y
Columbia pike. Phone ALEX. 5sI2. Closed
SMioSfGoMERy COUNTY = 80 acres Of
tricity. barn, chicken house, and other
% sooa ress se md 1rSgSr'' Tss% tsans
IL 5f.s EYES sesd ssd saa SUI Can ceS'' os ass
a5 MINUTES RIDE from D. c.. on Route
iii; s miles this side Of Warrenton, va
houses chicken houses and brooder houses;
equipment ana cattle sheds; water and
ali in new condition; main dwelling Of Z
houses; complete record oi crops, miIs
ehsoas throash the the farm can be tapped Water in
farm-mindsd, here is q real obportlnity
property in D. c. For complete details.
VI. W. $3.50. ssa e; BOSS l. ' PHELPS, INC, 1a1s
IN Il Ii The E'H HEART OF MD.-ons Of the finest
dairy farms in this section Of the country,
complete with modern mechanized equip
many resistered: 100 hogs, all registered.
There are 2 well-built 2-Story houses. one
of which has II rooms and the other z
on these 400 acres of beautiful rolling
country; priced at 100000. For further
wit With = SHANNON g. LUcHs Co, 1906 II
ST NV. MA 2345.
I1a ACRES. 90 tillable. T fields, balance
woodland: Mont Co: 9-rm house, elecp
springs and creek: stock and some equik
ment: S11. .750; immediate possession. Adj
dress OWNER. Box 250-D, Star or phone
GE 1855 or 81. 9507.
lie ACRES. so CLEAR; s-rm. frame
house; all stock, cows, horses, PIGS. chick
ems, hay. corn. etc, and farm equipment;
various other things to so; soil tested; II
miles So of Frederick Cheap to cash
buyer. Call Mr.. Bedford. UN: 1910; or
WA. 1884. HYATTSVILLE INVESTMENT
Evening star., 1947-01-09
AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY
THos. J. OWEN & son,

THos. J. OWEN q SON, auctioneers. 435
Southern BuildinR-Trustees' sale Of two
valuable one-story brick buildings being
kHn " H% VIe nos s5s ss1tsn and ssl
trust duly recorded. in Liber. No. $3.50:
the District Of Columbia and at the re-
quest of the party secured thereby. the
Thursday, the 9th day Of January. AID.
l947, at 4 o'clock p.m.. the following
described land and premises, situate IN IN
as and being part ot original lot mum
teen 90: beginning on M street, 81 feet
west Of the southeast corner Of said lot
set thence wfs norS on ss sid t.es
thence east 2I feet; thence south 130
lot, so4 IN square 13. Also, part Of origi-
bsred 0 trseen e II sauare on
street at the southwest corner Of said lot
and running thence east on said M street
y feet 8 inches; running thence E2rth
of beginning: taxed as lot sos in SQUARE il.
Terms; Properties to be sold as an en-
tirety. Sold subject to prior building asso-
citation 1st deed of trust for Sl5,858 So.
nounced at time Of sale: the purchase
a deposit of $1,000 90 required Convey
ancing, recording, etc. at purchasers cost.
ss . S IS Be of smnsd ohrwe T,e Ehs dsDo.
forfeited and TIE property may be adyer-
rsstess slssa ana Nics EasSo m ssfS HEws
Sn hsass ns asSse III. sale aas
January. AID. 1g47, at $50 O'Clock pm.
BY order of the Trustees. ja9,13.
Evening star., 1947-01-09
OUsIkEss PROP. FOR SALE Gent,

1Soay fs.sl sP s II H. any
BUS Busy osol Eaas 'o Has sn suss
I'm 5Sss. ssS sssh e Il CO. c'n H.fs ~
ista sT: NV. near NJ s.-l.. CONNER. .
enf Heas ar. msass ss ssqsE s. ss e.
ssf NJ pm fSssf fsS n 3 SERRsTfis a@fSis's g.
1sts ss AND Is x srs nE NV. woe iss commercisl-
around in rear Excellent income. property
Els asTssfsR E2ssiss Ca Gan Ills III
VIZ HAVE M commercial lots, with building,
na o De as shef sas nass 0fsa
SossssdwAA SSsf Il So sSS4 coKSMaERG1AI 1yS a2I .,er,
akbIsqfr SoIH Moqdyfra HSf sbl SIds 10 "a "a. 1895
near r. I. ave. and % 8. 4 g. Sc rr Per sidins, sS m
isSfE .ss sssss b Big sraas Ds5s;sss
marian seeking central location but equally
good for brewery, bottling company, laun-
dry Or manufacturing concern; more than
containing. q modern and extremely attrac-
tive brick building fronting on Wilson blvd
and new brick Industrial building in
tractively priced for immsd. sale. CAN
w. P. BRAGG. Oh. ATT; ewes. OK. 2a5s.
1414 FLORIDA AVE. N,E.-This valuable
real estate, 40x140, including a fully
equipped II.,a.. suto repair garaee, offered in
celent setup G lends tseif for ssin many s uses
!s Rs.is ssuS nviissfss'n aAKsR Fl fE
ist coMMERci2II.. near Wis. ave. and Que
st. n:w-6-room row brick, is-ft. frontage
fSsi; psEr pr and ,4Sa sSgns' s Gil 62s5. BOSS &
sEcoNb GoMMhReiAL&~near W. Florida ave.
n;e.' Tof II "a s6a s. IT.: st. near North capi-
once, $500 So, it.; 8. Z. Washinston. a. is
SaDitss sao 81 f. this sos st SIS near South
r.. ISSiS sHoEMSKES, r fSlS Il '''s St. St:
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into commercial use. Central n.W. s1'ftssc loes-
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APPROX. 400 feet on Bladensbure rd., only
u mile across District line; corner store:
s-room frame house: ideal for gas station
or any business purpose; must be sold at
Hammack. UN. .3507. with SHANNON
LUCHS Co, 1905 II St NV, MA: 2345,
OLORED--PoSSESsIO 10 days-,At-
tate brokersi We have a 2-story tapestry
brick ONCE bldg. containing ofiees, 8
baths. h.-w.h.: loc. in excel colored NV.
score of uses; reasonable cash requirement,
convenient terms. Call DI. S724. NJ
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