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The Omaha guide., 1947-05-03

The Watchmen will rehearse at
me church on Friday May 2, 1947
at 500 p. m.
The Omaha guide., 1947-05-03
SOURCES OF NATIONAL


LESSEN TEXT Kings IBIS. l2-15,
10. 20.
MEMORY SELECTION-A mans pride
shall bring him low; but he that is Of a
lowly spirit shall obtain honor.-Proverbs
1928.
The Omaha guide., 1947-05-03
Lesson for May 4

lect1i and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education: used by
permission.
The Omaha guide., 1947-05-03

Uniform c,Yroor
International CAI1OOL
= LESSON- =

BY HAROLD l.. LUNDQUIST. d. d.
Oh The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Released by Western Newspaper Union,
The Omaha guide., 1947-05-03

Mrs. Corrine Jamison. 2520 In
diana Ave. left Tuesday at 7:3O
for a spring vacation with her
sister Miss Rosalie Moss, BIB S.
Wabash Ave. Chicago, III.
The Omaha guide., 1947-05-03

With more than three million oil space heaters in use throughout
the nation, the Oil Division, Institute Of Cooking and Heating APP
pliance Manufacturers, recently engaged L. Morgan Yost, outstanding
architect ard home designer, to point up the possibilities Of room
planning in which oil space heaters play an integral part.
Mr.. Yosts ideas reflect bis years # experience in the architectural
and home designing fields. He is author Of a number Of books on home
design and contributor to several national magazines on home
planning.
The Omaha guide., 1947-05-03
w CA

ANNUAL REPORT MEETING
OF NORTHSIDE YWCA TO BE
HELD MAY 18TH
The Omaha guide., 1947-05-03
CHURCH NEWS

CHURCH NEWS
Sunday, April 9th. 1947
Cleaves Temple G. M. E. Church,
25th & Decatur Street
Rev. G. P. Raines, Pastor, Jeanne
English, Reporter.
Sunday School-9:30 A. M.
Morning Worship-11:O0 A. M.
The Omaha guide., 1947-05-03

The Courtesy Club wishes each
sunday and so, desires that a
member fill a memorial flower
basket and place it before the lee
lure as a honor to a loved one.
Mrs. Anna Jones President
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
Pages Leaves
Japan For u. s,


WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY
IN OTA, Japan.--Private First
I Class AImando Pages. of Key
West, left for the United States
April %, after serving with the
famed Fighting LIST Cavalry Di-
vision. which is On occupation
duty in the ten procedures Of
the Tokyo Yokohama area. The
LIST Cavalry Division fought all
the way from Australia in the
Pacific campaign Of World War
III, and was filst in Manila and
first in Tokyo.
Overseas since December,
1916. Pages was assigned TO "A'
Battery. 6lst Field Artillery Bat
TALON, as a driver.
Pages was employed at the
u. S. Navy Air Station, Key
West, as mechanics helper. He
entered the Army in September.
!946, and received his basic
training at Fort Knox, Kentucky,
Pages makes his home at $40
Whitehead street, Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
Edna Del Pine Holds Lead In City
Popularity Contest but Amelia Acosta
Shows Best Cain, Rising To 4th Place

Second week returns in the
city-wide popularity contest 10
decide the Queen of the Fourth
of July Fiesta disclose Miss Edna
del Pine still well out in front
with Miss Onelia Cascade hold
ing to her first weeks position
in second place. Fito Boza. fiesta
director. announced the results
Outstanding gain in the Weel,
was that of Miss Amelia Acosta,
blonde 14-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alberto Acosta,
lib Duval street, who scared
from eighth to fourth place, gain
ing 1908 points for a total of
1908. Miss del Pine gained T.
3O7 points to make her total 49,
957.
I Miss Cascade has 23,364 points,
a gain of 4,270 over her last
weeks total and Miss Vivian
Garcia gained 7,l88 points to
maintain her third place position
with total of 20,737.
Miss Del Pine is the 14-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Del Pine of 408 Virginia street.
An exotic brunette, she attends
the Convent of Mary Immaculate.
Miss Cascade, 16, is one of the
most accomplished rumba and
jitterbug dancers in the city and
is highly popular at work or
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
Early Morning
Fire Hits Mascot
Bar; Loss, $500

The Second carly morning fire
here within four days destroyed
ttc Mascott bar ut $40 Caroline
street today. Fire Chief Leroy
Tusrtx pleced The less at $500
NJ which 5000 worth was cover
I'd by insurance. fi
The building was owned by
Wilbur Swecting and operated by
Woodrow Charlow, proprietor. Il
Mas valued. according to Fire De-
ua&riment figures, at $4,000, In
cluding furnishings and contents,
TIE damage was estimated as
sl.s00 on the building, valued al
ea.oo0. and $4,000 on the contents.
which were completely destroyed.
No Insurance was carried on the
building. all being on the con-
tents.
Girc Chief Torres said he could
nat say what caused the blaze.
Ije added that II apparently start
ed near . window. 1t is reported
that the place had been threat
cncd. ~
The fire trucks responded to
the call. received at l:1O am. and
distinguished the blaze in As min
utes. laying 600 feet of hose.
The other recent destructive
fire was the North Beach Inn
blaze that resulted In loss Of
eoo.oo0. Az
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
Crash Eggs On
Conn. Yankee

WASHINGTON, Conn. --(AP)
With about $4,000 dozen eggs
moving through his new plant
here. Curt Titus has about decid-
cd the stock market crash in
1879 wasn't such a bad thing for
him. The crash cut short a bond
salesman career and sent him
hack 10 the family homestead
where he tried rasiing chickens
FOR year.
That didn't work, SO he tried
egg brokerage. He did his own
cee packing In the. cellar at first
then moved to the barn. Now II
people work in the new plan.
and three trucks pick up the
eggs. Titus isn't thinking about
selling bonds these days, but he
might buy q few occasionally.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
Commission Ok's
Raise For Steno,
Truck Purchase

The City Commission author
lied the purchase OF a two-ton
Ford truck chassis with cab for
the street department at its meet
ing Tuesday night and approved
a raise in salary. for Mrs. Marie
Knowles Valenzuela. secretary to
the City manager, from $l,578 to
$1,000 per year.
e Commissioner Hunter Harden,
who was absent at the first read
ing of the bill to amend the bud
get for the salary increase, OBJ
,jected to another change in the
budget. Commissioner Louis
'asarboneu explained that he had
persuaded the city manager to
make the raise effective as oil
May l instead of last Jan. l. but
Harden voted against the meas
ure.
Only one bid was received af-
ter the city's announcement that
it needed ton-and-a-haH truck
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
Wallace Mitchell
Is Med Graduate

Wallace w. Mitchell, son of the
late John w. Mitchell of Brook
line, Mass, and Edna HertteL
Mitchell, of Key West, will be
graduated from Medical School
at the University of Maryland,
in Baltimore, on June 7th.
A graduate Of Key West High
School, class of 1910, Mitchell
finished Premedical School in
Gainesville. Fla, in 1943. He is a
member of the Alpha Epsilon
Delta pre-mcdical fraternity and
the Phi Chi Medical Fraternity,
He is graduating in high stand
ing at the age of only Is. Mitch
ell will become an intern al
Jackson Memorial Hospital al
Miami, Fla. : e+e.-,.,,y.s !,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05

play. She is a clerk in the Cen
trail Pharmacy and is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Ca
sado, 1903 Seidenbcrg avenue.
Miss Garcia is the 13-yeaf-oid
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton
Roberts, 1885 Olivia street. A
brown-haired, brown-eycd dane
er, she is a featured performer
in the USO show, "Best Smile
Forward" and other musicals. A
popular USO hostess, she dances
ballet, jitterbug. rumba, ball
room and tap numbers.
Other girls well in the run
ming for the Queen honors, and
their point totals are Merceclita
Font, 15,437; Carmen Puebla, A.
966; Rose Marie Shannahan, H.
939; Letricia Garcia, 1880;
Zoraida Perez, 7,467; Marvis
Bethel, 6,286, and Martha Soria-
no, 1895.
Each vote represents q pur-
chase of ten cents at certain
merchants. Ballots are secured
by making purchase and are
counted every Monday night at
the Blue Room Luncheonette,
1907 William street.
Substantial prizes will be
awarded the Queen and her six
attendants to be chosen from the
20 girls competing for the popu-
larity hOnors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
ssA
Gets
Three More
Letter Bombs
ANTHONY EDEN. FORMER
FOREIGN SECRETARY. DIS
CLOSES HE HAD ONE TWEEN
rY-roUR HOURS
cay TIE Associates Press,

LONDON, June 5.-Threc more
letter bombs" were received
today by prominent Britains,
Scotland Yard announced, but
did not reveal the names Of the
addresses or say if any Of them
was injured
The letters were mailed in Mi
Ian. Italy, but the police in that
city have notified the British
government that they have been
unable to get any clues that
may lead to the arrest Of the
senders.
Anthony Edes-., former foreign
secretary. said that he had car
ried such a letter, unopened. in
his pocket for "a hours. He did
not say what he did with it, but
it was presumed he turned it
over to Scotland Yard.
The danger from such letters,
1t was explained, occurs when
they are opened. It was said they
contain sufficient explosives to
kill a person.
All letters, that now are re-
ceived here from Italy are being
closely scrutinized by Scotland
Yard experts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
Truman Hits
AT Communism
In Hungary
(By Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, June S.
President Truman commented
adversely today on the report the
Communists are apparently get
ting the upperhand in Hungary.
Further assistance of Hungary
by the United States will be
stopped until such time as Hun
garian officials give satisfac-
tory answer about the apparent
communistic coup in that coun.
try.
Senators this afternoon are de-
batting to determine whether u
adopt or reject treaties with
italy, Romania. bulgafla ant
Hungary. Some senators have
declared that certain terms in
the proposed Italian treaty arr
"too stiff"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
Two New Officers
AT Key West Base

First 1t. Clyde Mann, USMC
reported to Key West Naval
Base today for duty with the Ma
rine detachment there. 1t. Mann
comes here from the USS l. o S
Angeles, which is on duty in the
Pacific.
1t. Gg) r. w. Johnson, USN,
came here today to relieve Lit
Mary Raftus, USN. as commune
cations officer of the Naval Base
1t. Raftus becomes laboratory
technician at the u. $. Naval
Hospital here. L. johnson came
here from the USS Vulcap
which is on duty in the Atlantic
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
Train Derailed
By Explosives
In Palestine
tBy Associated Press,

JERUSALEM, June 5.-7New
outbreaks of violence occurred
today in scattered parts of Pal
estine.
The worst was the. dynamiting
Of a train south Of Haifa, and the
fatal shooting Of two Arab farm
crs two miles from Tef-Aviv.
British authorities have started
search for the culprits. They
are believed to be close on the
trail of some of the men who
dynamited the train, but no trace
has been found of the killer OF
killers of the Arabs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05


about two months ago.
Roy w. Thackston. chief in
spcctor for the ver-the-counter
sales from Miami, said that 1893
sales were made at d total price
Of roughly $1,000. A total of l.
765 persons were counted as at
tending the sale, but Thackman
said it was next to impossible to
count everyone.
I'VE really were surprised
Thackston said, .at the response
to this sale" He said he could
not predict when the next sale
would be held, but yesterday
George w. Penlnan, head of the
W.A.A. office in Miami, said
that it will be necessary to hold
Eone here periodically possibly
once every two months"
Thackston said that the stock
originally on sale was almost all
sold and that the number of
items completely sold out would
be too lengthy. China was put
on sale at a War Assets sale for
the first time. SO far as the Mi
ami office is concerned, and was
completely sold out. All hand
tools. telescopes. life jackets.
blankets, vises, tool-boxes and Of
flee furniture disappeared early
in the sale.
All typewriters, Of course, were
spoken for in the first hour or
SO Of the sale by 1875 applicants.
Fifty were awarded to lucky
holders Of the first SO numbers
picked from a fish bowl. Those
getting typewriters, selling for
$50 each, were:
E. M. Rodriguez, c. E. Num-
ford. Jr., Pedro Forms, Jr., Lau-
renee L. Eisncr, G. G. jackson,
Sidneys o. Curry, Horace Young,
Cecil Joye. Harry Roberts. Geo.
solomon Roht Graham, Frank
Montesino. yvm. Patterson. Aus
tin Alexander. Henry Levin, Da-
vid Sanchez, Allen Curry, Rafael
Ferrer. Y. D. Carboneil, B. w.
Bourdreaux, II. Gomez, Ce Gil
Gates, Jr.. Harry Knight, VIM.
Atwcll, Chas. Hammond.
Geo. Stone, Ed T. Who's, Bill
Edwards, Joe Pierce, VIM. Jay
cocks, Roy Schoneck, Leo Nc
Mahon, Jr., Maxine Sue St. Ma
RE, James VIM. Cochran, Alfred
Henpe. John B. Hayes, Norman
D. Artman, A. ]. johnson, T.
Ness, Sam Collins, 6. D. Vech-
anie, Walt Reynolds, Eugene
Rogers, Rogelio Perez, Armandp
Acevedo, Lester Pedone, Henry
B. Hoskins, Charles Park. Jr.,
Manuel Rodriguez, @. Davilla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
100000 Poles Are
Still In Germany

WARSAW - (AP)-The news
paper Gazeta Ludowa estimated
there are approximately 100000
Poles in Germany who are being
urged by the government to re-
turn home and help in national
reconstruction,
The journal said there are
1890 Poles in the American
zone Of occupation; $4,000 in the
British and $4,000 in the French
zone.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
Key Vcstcr Is
Now In Hawaii

EwA. Oahu. r. n. Delayed -.
Marine Private Frank, G. Gswd,
clfL 1o-yesr-old son Of Mr.. +.
E.. Cswdolfi. 1871 Southland st.,
Key West, recently arrived in
Hawaii for duty as mechanic
with the transportation section
cf the Marine Corps Air Station
here. fs
A former student at Key West
High School. Gawdolfi was en-
ployed as a diesel mechanic by
The Key West Utility Electric
Company prior to enlisting in
the Marine Corps for three years
In Dune. 1916.
Mrs. Margaret j. Gawdolfi,
wife Of the Key West Leather
neck. resides at BASS Esplanade
Avenue. New Orleans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05
~ 49,
$1,000 Fee -
Sewer Hook-up
BILL PASSED REvEnslDpo
i-wAY TRAFFIC On yl1DA
ING srREETs oTssEn CO..
MISSION GUINNESS

The City Commission passed On
first reading. Tuesday night an
ordinance requiring approval IL
the city building inspector and
e payment Of SO 10 the city tax
collector before o property own
er may connect has property with
the city sewer main. The pay
ments will 60 into q special fund
Tor sewer purposes.
Persons building touris, cabins
will be required Ia pay SO for
the first cabin and s. for each
additional one.
The Commission approved an
second reading hills Ia nay 81
272 principal and interest .n q
note dated May I. 1915. dsse the
Brown Co., lnc.. and 10 transfer
total Of $4.648.28 of unncuns-
bercd balances al certain appsv-
priations made for 1916 a. those
accounts in which expenditure
were in excess Of appropriation.
Also passed on second reading
was the measure reversing tlss
one-way traffic on Fiemins
street between Whitehead and
Simonton streets. Instead III cara
driving towards Whitehead tfas-
fic will move toward SimoDtsn.
allowing tourists who cosnr in'e
the city zap Division street and
down Duval or Whitehead ~
turn left at Fleming and eosna
up through the city past IN. L.
Concha, Gibson and Overseas
Hotels. The law goes into ciiest
Immediately after being publish
cd in The Citizen.
The commission approved .
resolution IN cancel taxes o.
S22.O6 on the Eaton psopesis GA
Pauline, street since the eats M
acquired title 10 the psvpefts. \
duplicate is1e assessment ~
lsli.sS against viola Keys psnp.
erty on Angela street Was ala
eanCxllcd. -
/ A letter from residents Il
IPoinciana Place, expressing 'lisss
appreciation for tho ciiy's 'aisn
in behalf Of the projects re-
Idents in tho face 81 Threatens
acquisition Of the projeci by tis
Navy was read. "A letter sis'si,
Principal Horace oBiyans -
KEY West High School. ihsnk'ni
the Commission for the sliai D."
; mated for high school hand u'ii
, forms. was also read. d,ss'l''siiig
that a fully uniformed bard s''t
; be in marching array by SHp'
TENDER |.
I A moving letter ~ sppr,ciat''',
from Mrs. Rose Wtckcrs tog 'hn
commissions approval of q fcsp-
! luton naming Municipal StassisiIp
after her son. Harry wrhcfs,
| World War n hero. who di.d 80
action in France. was real.
Mayor Demeritt said that he bel
personally delivered a copy II
the Commissions reso,uispn 30
Mrs. Wickers ON Memorial DsY.
He said the mother ~ tie tslisn
soldier and former star Key We
athlete was percep,'biy snyved
at the city's action in coiaasstn
Grating the vslor oi her SON.
The Commission passed q rem
luton thanking the Beneilcrs,,
| and Protective Order of klks,
Lorge Sol. Of Key West. for their
efforts i'm securing the annissi
State convention of Elk fug ihis
city in l948.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-05

Ff1kA t&is MkstsNf. The
- 6w1nnN6mG - nsme-yesr-pld
- resy. eot9e< hl< rule n
- &1.~< u6ns - usssra That The
80 80. - every DAY after.
- e. s~~uhe q. - srisssol audi
&ws~am mhe<e ~ rosu11rd sround
- .1~m ~<<a t~'1ose the empty
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23

Mrs. Virgie Hill, of Rt. /. was
seeing friends here one day this
week.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23
How Much Are Your 1916 Rent Receipts
Worth NOW!

concrete foundation, bath, hall, plastered
walls pine floors and trim, all rooms en- one
floor. Water, lights, sewerage, good condition.
On hard surfaced street Dairy and smoke
house. Price $6600 No. $685.
Room House with store room 1875 acres
near Clintwood, Va. House is weatherboard
ed, stone and wood foundation. Walls cell
ed oak floors and poplar trim. Lights fire
places and Watered by a we'll Land between
Cintwood and Fremont About acres roll
rolling and the rest hillside. Has barn, poul
try house and broooder house. Price $500.
No. 6046.
Groom Frame House, acres, moro or less.
Darwin, Va House is weatherboarded, painted,
has brick foundation All on one floor,
BATH pine floors and trim, is in good condition.
Near stores, school, church, etc. About 3 acres OF
land are level and hillside. acres cleared
and balance in woodland, orchard, coal house and
smoke house. mile OF macadam road Price
$7l5O. TERMS: $2825 and balance in two pay
ments In 6 and II months No. 600
Room Frame House, l Acre, Darwin, Va. Wealth
erboarded house and painted. All rooms on
floor, bath, oak floors and poplar trim, walls cell
ed Unfinished basement, water, lights sewerage
and is in good condition Located about miles
from the new coafields just now opening up. Price
$500. No. 6101
4-Room Boxed House, Approximately Is IL acres
between Clintwood and Darwin. Has acres level
IA IL acres hill land, acres cleared and balance
In small wood land. spring and branch. House
has stone siding outside. Wood pillar founda-
ton. Near stores, Schools etc. miles of ClintWoOd
and S miles of hard top road, l mile gravel Price
$4,000 No. CLOS
5-Room, 4-Room, Groom Houses, 90 acres more
or less, l mile of Haysi Va The 4-room house and
frame and boxed boxed on the outside with sub
floor storm siding, pine floors and trim, walls are
ton. Near schools, stores, ETC. 10 acres rolling, 80
acres hill land, Is cleared, balance in brush.
Price $500. No. 6133
5-Room Frame Boxed House, IL acres more or
less, l mile of Haysi, Va. House has pine floors
and trim, sheet rocked walls, House is in good
cleared and balance growing up Orchard, barn,
granary and poultry house. Near schools, stores,
churches etc. Price $780, No. 6134
These houses are frame boxed outside unpaint-
ed, sub-floored, all floor, oak floors
and poplar trim walls ceiled, lights, house in
first class condition. Near stores school, post
office, etc. Fronts 81 IL feet macadam road,
located Highway No. g. mile of Mcclure.
Price $3450. No. 6152
Frame Store Building and Filling Station, STRAIT
ton Va. Building is 48x22 feet, frame weather
boarded and painted concrete foundation, pine
floors and trim, large basement finished, Lights
Filling station attached to store near post office,
schools, etc. l mile from Mcclure Fronts on high
way. Price $500. No. 6153
9-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, S acres less,
near Clintwood, Va. Weatherboarded and painted
house with cinderblock foundation. 3 pantries,
bath, oak floors, and pine trim, water and lights.
2 acres cleared and balance in woodland. Priced
$77OO No 6251.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Mullins
have a new 1-2 pound boy,
Bonnie Carroll, born Jan II.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23

GET IN TOUCH WITH MR. AR. SINGLETON
1AYsI, VA, LOCATED IN FRONT OF PRATER
SCHOOL. ON HAYSI TO GRUNDY ROAD, OR
WRITE US AT PRINCETON. W. VA. FOR FUR
Their INFORMATION, GIVING THE PROPER
~ NUMBER.
Al ACRES, MORE OR LESS. 5 room frame
house near Hays Va. On this farm there are
5 acres level land, 10 acres rolling, rs hill 1and
nice apple orchard. Outbuilding consist OF
granaIy, 2 barns and lumber for poultry
house, also crib, coal house and smoke
house. The house is painted, Weatherboarded,
and has stone foundation. Oak and pine floors
with pine trim walls are ceiled, basement and
fireplaces. Is well built house OF first class
material. Watered by well, has garage IS
near stores, schools, ETC. Is south OF Haysl, Va.
miles OF Rt $50 and miles Of Chnchco. IN
easy working distance to the clinchco, Splash
dam and Steinman mines Price $4oo0 NO.
1868.
Al ACRES SOUTH OF CLINTWOOD, Va.
Tract contains Al acres, more Or less, which is
acres Of bottom land and acre gently roll
ing and the rest hill land. Has tleds and
the fences are fair. Land has good appearance.
Near church, schools, bus service, etc. Is locat-
ed IL miles south of ClintWood. Price S23Co.
No. 5925.
BUSINESS LOT. CLINTWOOD. VA. This lot
fronts so It. on Main ST and extends back 100
it. A splendid business lot in the heart OF
Chntwood. Price $500. No 6O1O.
4-ROOM HOUSE, ACRES. STRATTON,
Dickinson county, Va This house is frame
weatherboarded and is sub-floored. has wood
and stone foundation. Maple floors and poplar
trim, papered and sheet rocked Unfinished
basement. Has lights, nice lawn. About acre
is level, acres gently rolling, acres hillside
and all cleared. About acres is in pasture,
nice orchard, divided into fields, has branch,
barn, granary and coal house. About l Il
mile Of Stratton gravel road. Price $l5!o
No. 6023.
6-ROOM HOUSE. ACRES MORE OR LESS,
NEAR CLINCHCO, Va. This house is weather
boarded and painted, has wood pillar founda-
ton ALI rooms ON one floor, pine floors, pop
lar trim, water in house, lights, and is in good
condition. Also has Groom tenant house,
smoke house and the Land is rolling and NIL
land. Nice young orchard. Price $500. No. 59oz
7-RoOM HOUSE, LOTS, CLINTWOOD, Va.
This house is weatherboarded, has metal root,
wood and stone foundation. Oak floors, pop
lar trim, papered walls, all rooms on one floor
Cabinet sink in kitchen, has basement, a new
home, lights and water in house DAIRY, BARN.
coal house, poultry house and wash house, on
level lots, fronts on hard surfaced street IN
the town OF Clintwood Is near stores, schools
etc Price $500 No. 6OO4
4-ROOM HOUSE, 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS
BUSINESS LOT, Haysi Va This house is
weatherboarded and sub-floored, stone foun
dation oak floors and trim, papered walls
lights and fireplaces. Outbuidings consist OF
a poultry house, wood and coal house. Locat-
ed in the town of Haysi, on lots 5Ox2OO It,
each, is good garden land. Also has business
lot 55x8O It. on Main ST Price $4,000. No. 5000
All ACRE TRACT, Lick Creek near Debusk..
1oxyo rn11 an
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23

L. F. Hanover, of Blowing
Rock was recent pleasant call
er.