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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02
NEW CASTLE NEWS
Saxon BoWlers

New Castle, Pa, Oct. 3 The
New Castle bowlers are trying to
start bowling league among
the Saxon bowlers of the various
cities and individual clubs, such
as the Mr.. and Mrs. Club, the
Agenda Club, Veterans Club and
all T. S. J. "A. clubs. We are ask
ing. your Saxons to help us organ
ize this bowling league, without
your help it can't be done. Ii
enough clubs are interested we will
draw up schedule to satisfy
all those who participate and a
handsome trophy will be present
ed to the winners at the close OF
the season. If you are interested
please write to Henry Snyder,
SIS E. Luton ST., New Castle,
Pa. Let's do it right away Sc
we can get this league started
you know how time flys.
Last year several cities had
bowling matches on Sunday and
they turned out to be a success.
Now if this was done last year
can't see why we just don't form
it into a league and have some
strong compition. l know we all
look forward to the T. s. J. A.
tournament and when that comes
around it only lasts two days
and you may be off those two
days, but>in league its different
you have a change to show your
stuff all season long. Now in
order to participate all you have
to be is a Saxon. You don't have
to belong to any T. S. ]. A. club,
just get six Saxons together to
form a team and write to us.
This new bowling league
should be ors anized by the T. S.
]. A., the same as the basketball
and softball league were organiz-
ed than it will be a success sure.
New Castle bowlers idea is other
wise O. X. The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02

OCnef travelling
committees we have done all pos
sible to avoid duplication of effort
and crossing of paths. For in
stance, there arc countries into
which none of us are going but
others are. So we have asked GER
tain members to gather such in
formation as they can relative 70
our particular fields, and have
agreed in our turn to do a defin-
ite job for certain other commit
tees. Men not members of my Sub
committee are going with us for
given studies, others will pick us
up later. This should bring the
best of results.
Our Subcommittee membership
of five will be represented at the
start by myself as Chairman,
Chester Merrow of New Hamp-
shire. Donald Jackson of Califor-
MIA, and Franklin j. Maloney Of
Pennsylvania. John Lodge of Con-
necticut starts with us; Dr.. Joseph
l.. Pfeifer Of New York plans to
Join us before long-both are on
the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
DR.. Thomas E. Morgan of Penn
sylvania tone of our Subcommit-
tee) plans to do the same. Going
with us in order to study certain
special matters is Congressman
Olin E. Teague of Texas. / am de-
lighted with this set-up!
The State Department is send
ing with us for the Near East
trip, James Moose, whose capac-
tiles l had opportunity to sample
in 1945. His Arabic is perfect
and wherever he goes he finds
or soon makes friends. Incident
ally. he will do some "inspecting"
for the Department along the way
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02

IlOIIlSSlSdu, d., W.. L ll-
Homestead Juniors want to thank
New Castle for showing them a
good time.
Attention!
All those interested in basket
ball. that means players. coach,
managers and anything else, you
can think OF connected with bas-
ketball, be at the meeting Oct. 7,
at 8 p. m.
Those wishing to go to ELL
wood City Oct. llth, call Mrs. A.
Toperzer, the phone number is
Homestead O6lz by Oct. 9TH. Or
better come to the meeting and
tell her you want to go. The bus
will leave Homestead Saxon club
at $50 sharp.
Costume Ball
The Homestead Juniors want
to invite you all down for their
Costume Ball to be held Oct. lS.
Since the Saxon Club is too
small for a big dance the dance
will be held at the Bulgarien So
ciaL Club at 449 w. 9th Ave-. w.
Homestead. The Bulgarian Club
is only couple of blocks from
the Saxon Club. BY the way the
new Saxon Club is located on 9TH
Avenue. 1t has a big neon sign
out front so you can't miss it. Al
! the dance at the Bulgarian Hall
you are all invited to the Saxon
club. There will be more news
about this dance in the future
but keep the date open. Those
who are not in costume are also
welcomed.
The T. S. ]. A. officers and de
legates of the Council Meeting
will hold their meeting at Home
stead on Oct. 10Th at p. m
Homestead Juniors will be pre-
pared for them.
If any club has any correspon-
dence with Homestead they car
send it to:
Miss Marie Sterner.
ITO Melbourn St.,
Pittsburgh II, Pa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02
PUBLIC LECTURE

Friday, October 3rd, at S o'clock
Board of Education Auditorium
Margaret R. T. Carter
The Citizen and the Department
of State in the Making of Foreign
Policy
Miss Carter is Chief of the Divi-
sion of Public information,
Department of State.
The public is invited. No charge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02
T. S. ]. A. NOTICE

The Associatio Officers will hold
meeting in Homestead, Pa, on
Sunday, October 10Th, at l p. m.
All clubs are requested to send
delegate to this meeting. The
meeting will be held in a con-
tinuation form of the Council
meetings that were held during
the past war years.
This meeting is also intended
for the purpose of helping along
the reorganization of the Home
stead club.
Henry SCHNEIDER,
T. S. J. A. President
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02

OF the House
of Representa-
tives on a most
interesting and
important a s.
S i g n m e n t .
W h e n t h i S
reaches you we
shall be almost
n n d perhaps
entirely across
the Atlantic, as
w T ! l pTepdSeu
as we h a v e
been able to
make ourselves
for t h e task
ahead.
In closest CO.
ODeratjOn with
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02
MORE JUNIORS CLUB
NEWS WILL BEFOUND
ON FAGE7.

Are you and your relatives mem.
bers Of the Sick BENEFIT Society,
and Central verband II not, now
Is the time to join. For more in
formation call the local represen.
tative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02
Dance October 4

The basketball squad is spon-
soring a dance tomorrow, Satur-
day, October 4th, at the club. This
is the dance that was originally
set for last week, but conflicting
dates made it necessary to shove
it back one week Dancing will
be to popular valley orchestra.
commencing at 10 o'clock and
winding up at one. A special in
vitation goes to all out-of-town-
ers, come down and join us for an
evening. Don't forget we have
brand new modernly remodeled
bar room that you have not in
ltiated yet. The town is small, but
the welcome is big-so we'll be
looking for you tomorrow, Oct. 4.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02

T write on the eve of the depart
L ure of Subcommittee No. 5 OF
the Committee on Foreign Affairs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02

ager of the team. "Chuckie" is one
of our younger 'members-and in
cidentally holds down a first
string guard position on the local
high school football team.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02
SAXON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
By Frank Ham
Fall Dances

The second of Our Fall Dances
featuring the music of Ernie Be-
nedict's Radio "Polcateers" was
another big success, even SUR
passing the first in fun and merri-
ment. A really good time is in
store for anyone attending this
series of dances so be one of the
many that will enjoy themselves
at our next dance Friday, Oct. 10,
at the East Side Sachsenheim at
$50 p. m. You young people get
your baby sitters lined up for this
date and come out and have some
fun.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02

- Please patron,ze our ad
'ertlsers
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02
Membership

Are you fellas lining up the
new member you will bring to Our
next meeting on Monday. Octo-
Der 9th, at the East Side Sachsen-
helm at 8 p. m. Let's have a big
meeting and you Saxon Veterans
not yet in our organization join
now
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02
Convalescent

Representative of our group
called on Bill Gerling who was
at Lutheran Hospital for an ap-
pendix operation. We wish him Il
speedy recovery and hope to see
him at our meetings soon.
Always read the "Volksblatt"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-02
HOMESTEAD. PA.
NEWS
By Marie.
By Marie.

Homestead, Pa, Oct. 2-The
Homestead Juniors want to thank
New Castle for showing them a
good time.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
HOUSES sALE-southeost. (cont.)
COLoRED-BUY THROUGR sCOTT-NeV
Dave Breeer

coLoRED-BUY THRoUGH sC0IT-Ney
semidet. homes, 5-rms. and bath. mod.
equip; 54th and Central ave.: price,
S9.1OO; S5945 monthly to include in
terest, principal and taxes: JAMES E.
SCOTT, exclusive agent, I'll Florida ave.
NV, DE. 1513-1514-6336
COLORED-1348 X ST. S.E.-Brick dwell
ing, fine condition; Z rooms. bath, gas,
fired hot-water heat, 3 refrigerstors. 3
gas stoves: possible rental on apartments,
Sl75: price reasonable: terms. F. M.
6oLoRED GFs ATTENTIoN-An excel
lent modern t6 years old 2-family home
that can be handled under GI financing;
live in one apartment and rent from the
other will help pay for your home
MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 1881 until pm.
CoLoRED-CoRNER BRICK-Near Lin
coin Park, on Kentucky ave; excellent 10
cation for physician or dentist, or rooming
house; consists of six rooms and bath, z
screened porches, extra-larEe room and
kitchen in full basement. For appointment.
eslI e,I pI. 1ol5 ~ til p.m,' WIN. H. syYgN sAYN-
CoIoRE6-1i6 14th ST. s.E.-s25o down.
balance like rent. Call Mr.. Moore, with
HARRY DREISEN, MA. 7772 or TIE. 1886.
LINCOLN PARK-s-rm
semidet. brick, 2 baths, garage, oil INV. h {;
S12,5OO, with small down payment. Call
Miss stipsky, cox & CO., RE- 1888, D1
dCEA
Evening star., 1947-07-24
"I have a soft spot for animals!"
HOUSES FOR SALINE. lcent.). .

COLORED-1eO0 BLOCK Of Morse st. ne
Colonial tapestry brick, good condition.
rms, bath. auto. h,-wh.. full basement.
oyp efs9 0 PASs P1Sfs co l5n NH t0F osS sSek sale
ern home; rms. hardwood floors through
out: recreation rm. air conditioned: auto.
Rsss 3 2af1 ssh St s Sb oDsn S'%Ds
coIoREp-sEw. VACANT, 45,s Edson
st: n:el.Modesrn 6,rm. house; air condi-
COT coLokED-BRookLAND, corner proper
prchss m how 0 eoa heat es sub
stantiai down payment. owner viii take
back reg sonable End trust. J: H: GREEN
$15s dsils svss AFhsts G. M indssy
ooLoRED-opEN Ia TO-DAY. 1905 D
st. n.e.-Come, and see this immaculate
ss;''sRsst term 9.'s iassfs
G0 NE 1911 ewes; Avn Pc Fix sS5l; AVE- a0
Beautiful 2-story brick: lovely rms;
to basement; h.-yyh;.. coal; metal sarge;
Priced to sell with reasonable down pay
ment. For details, cali "A, 9 pm. week,
sis5 Hsfi NC ss ols ia e.
COLORED - MORSE ST. NE. Posses
sion s large rms. and bath; 2-story
brick: Colonial front porch, full basement,
h.-w.h., coal. with automatic blower:
everything. Priced to sell with reasonable
down payment. Act quick. Call till 9
ezfoMisfs 4 EisEs'sE; pRosFKEs Sga T. NC 1Sha %n
COLORED - TRINIDAD SECTION ne
S1,25O down-5-yr. -old 2-story brick; 5
large rms. and modern tile bath. full
Al condition; convenient to everything
Must see to appreciate Must be sold this
week. For details, call TN Pm. week,
NC 1o1s i7th St. sss;x.,
PATTERSON ST. ne
Moore, m With HARRY DREisEN. Ma. 5s7s
oLoRED@vAcANT 2a5 14th pl. ne
Six-room and bath brick; hot-water heat;
front and rear porches: excellent condi
ton reasenabIy pIiesd on s@Ns senysnisnt
coLoREDcNEw COLOR Ed HOMES 500 down,
bal. S62. so per mo-; rms, tiled bath, oak
today. Call ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914
COLORED-4th ST. NEAR d N.E.-Owner
says sell. Small down payment: rms,
gas heat. Call Mr.. Jones, cox 81 CO.,
RE I G33, DI. 1854; ewes, ia, 05S1,
Evening star., 1947-07-24
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYIAAb

SPACIOUS CENTER-HALL brick detached
adjacent to Chevy Chase Club-owner
veeauipped kttehen. s .sssedn dssa anids sids
porch; 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. 2nd door;
bedrooms 1,o and layatory. 3rd foor auto
2-car brick garage: near Transportation
and shopping; Quilt about years ago and
IN iIhia nne condition; good terms to respon-
appointment Cali Major ina Iane Sae saoss ssoS 8;
PHELPS, INC. I417 K ST. NV. ~s6 ~
Mr.. WASHINGTON sANITARIUM-This
sists Of v rm With repaee, ss din oms rm, eHn fse
kit. 3 bedrms. and bath on ist Il; dry
bsmt. is finished into g, rms. kit. and
s5#s ss Il is1s 'i IS pm 'Ga Vi sGe
SILVER sPRfNG1Lovely s-rm brick and
BESs[as 81 s4oo' ess e sSi' sTaMEY aali M1
NEAR SfLyER HEsstSP' iS5e Ca ave
preEar prev brick, large wooded lot; living rm;
kitchen, full basement, oil INV. heat. out
priced At aslf SSnfnf q Ri5is %UR
RocK REALTY, sH: 461l, PL. s60, -..s
Slits NEAR y NAVAL Az. Loa9 HosPITAL4 bedrms:.
built-in bookcases. dining rm.. equipped
kitchen. large porches. full basement out
s.f. sids Snr entrance & PRICED 1 at Sl6,5o0. 2; I.
-25
BETHESDA-Brick Cape Cod on attrac-
tive level lot with lovely trees, large liv-
ing room with fireplace, nice sized dining
room and excellent kitchen. Upstairs are
large bedrooms and spacious tiled bath,
the closet space is exceptionally good
Fully insulated. well built, economical oil
&C. heat. Full dry basement has ample
space for fine rec. room. Shown by
win, MI; 4311, with JAMES L. DIXON &
CO. 1889 Conn: ave. -25
CHOICE LOCATION, Riverdale - 5-rm
bungalow, "a block OF blvd: full bsmt.,
lge. porch, oil heat. Price, S10,5O0. Fast
possession Good terms. ROBERT s.
DAVIS & CO.. Hyattsville, Nd. WA. 5000.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD.

KENsINGToN-GI brick Cape Cod Of the
better Glass n ths sS
cHSfe if4e: ewes. v' PL. o1ss' Oh. o4e7; sH. ssSs
for further Information, M. P. SHOE
on large lot; 1st q, has living room: din
and adss stovs fae
back porch: End f. has 5 bedrooms and
bath. Full basement. hot-air heat, 4o-ft Oft
sse ssa Sss. fa sF' o. DF:*sEs With M
6AEfzsHsSi 6AEr sGs.sSoGsilver SPRING direct from
sTasT pedrms savnd and batS s both oors;
twin size. 17x14 living room with IRE
place nice corner lot
ciated. c Immediate possession. Open for in
spsction; 245 Dale Or, 81, 1850; $3.50 u.noy.r
st., silver Spring. large bedrooms. 13x
23-ft,. living rm. with fireplace. very nice
kit. full basement never DAMP se:viE GE ;ns nu1o:
MAKE MAKE r. YoURsENew detached brick
Tay fhroush IL eaSse entre home Bath On st floor
ali the essentials that 20 toward luxurious
sna Eins dnwn MoN
sKaNs sfser pn' Go NJ Brlterman. n y. a5o1 "a
SILVER SPKING-A most ATTRACTIVE cor
bedrms and bath 1st foor finished bed
rm on end floor: full basement, oil h. WI.
fireplace built-in garage: kitchen has been
RGasFR1Esff RG9 RRafrY e Co. niRs' g. sofc fc uas
wELL-BuILr, CLEAN-55o7 Emerson st..
H ND loos oosy Ss . .na
upstairs; enormous closets throushout;
MsUs Ap ssss b. ssas
NEAR SLIGO PKWy. and New Hamp. ave:
81 $50 down: modern detached brick and
frame on attractive soft lot; recently
tsfls tshev..sH' esil N NJ. &C Clarke 81 $50. with
1ot eoG 1 CABIN ON AcREs-rrontins con-
in sesn ah01 with frEs isvsor9 vine ee
place dining room (both have beam cell
esuippsd sitshsn
beautiful oesutiini bsbbling brook howins along
b0updsTS na lark ssfsnd 0oT RohnR 5sf
GEE. RE. S74o until ESQ
LARGE MODERN HOME - Wooded lot
75xl so: about : years old; combination
rick heavy slate roof sDpps5 ,. puMSins
:loset, living room. fireplace. dining room.
,uilt-in china closet. modern kitchen, sun |
porch tpicture windowso' bedroom: den;
lied Baths; storage attic. full basement
With maids room; layatory; built-in ga
-age. Splendid condition. Very con- |
soSRkr 's5sR sNzssns NssE sE sfrns casi9 nns
-2-story cedar, shinsled, on h:.g.h.. "a
asu t1s ass R..lsoi :
'ven 'veninss tui .. ''''' w. A'@''
Evening star., 1947-07-24
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
sFf. RsR ssiS e ;s + clients 8!
QUICK. DI 1881 until 9 pm. 26'
call csoa JOHN L1PscoMB' 2sos M st. n NV
Nave IA G0oo QUALIFIED PURCHASERS 70,
sson heHsss II FFHhtSG1a HMs 4ie BOND sas
MAkaxs A MS sEaITx saa RI CO. CO. can sell your n.as.
ssss' 'sS ssis Wilson vi. s''s%ss' s7s S
w ! VIII EIsf PAY Yop CASH TODAY for your
msa. any aeton ssndtsR RR sss 'sese VIZ ss
70 purchase homes in any section OF Wash
ns sAR Ree5Sy casH iol houses White Os eo
any condition. any section. MR.. B. Llss'
II II 'rGssoMrr Gs5S ATTENTION to the sale OF
shks f1sE / vhss sSH esssrf sas sa H
SaSo So 16G 55.s wST sfEpH sss ias:
vii asuse With DTes u.s. Kza fss saziE EPS
e. ASp ,si4 NE f. P1RoPERrEwe 81 * s4ce Win pay
al sssh ask q s saton sell Max tlE ySH y% Ms So 5ss5
g tn hYEAks; e Is sEkvfcE aGo to local propert.
eyg eHgsTs With WM rsss5s
FfTWonTR FsaS5s i1a's ASD asf5 sis 1o1s
have cash buyers available fcr homes T IN in
the area free free appraisals. KAY REALTY
fMMEDfATE nm hH EOCi CASH for your property. n..
or white or s9lorsd Ms5giaPd 4s5S re- or Ss5
the clients. Call Mr.. Boucher. DRURY
REALTY CORP. 1897 <. RE. 1888: -,
small white or eolored any condition MA,
WILL PAY ALL CASH for 5 or ,
room house in D: c. or nearby Nd II, 10.
ATTENTIoN, a1SG S11S5 oaners S or desire
det home. to rms. on large m lot, =, good ID
counts sse'sn % z trade q nfss0 lots
improvements; or will purchase outright;
Frisnsshp F1ys Giss,0s statSn ana DF5ee o. BOX ?s
YOUNG DoCTOR about to be mustered out
of Army will purchase from owner. or VIII
ar.ss a1sss Dr. smf F. foRf McAaoR N 1t R.ae q John
McMshon, 2nd and Bay. North Beach, Nd
CASH AT oNcE-we will buy your house;
nf.fe asfES Msf pRGns coR
1MMEDiA1E nj BH PI sAsE lSf for .-briek detached
mGdean W pay home p 70 $500 Ews Is BRoWs
MMRD1arE h4 f1aG fyei AcFioN@%il Em soS buy or sell
your house for cash; D. c. or Md: no de-
For QUICK CASH OFFER on any house,
call SH 0e53 8 am. to 8 pm. .-27
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy for cash
900 price range: prefer brick. 2 or 3 bed
rooms, level lot; Arlington or Alexandria
preferred. In reply give full description;
FROM OWNER-Brick, s or rms, bath,
bsmt., auto. heat. Call ewes. and Sat,
VI. 7190. 20
rms Will consider any nice residential
section. LU. 2OS3. -25
1 HAVE URGENT REQUEST for 3 or 4
bedroom house vicinity of Cheverly. All
cash Call WA. 1887. .-3U -
Evening star., 1947-07-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthwsst.

NEAR AGRICULTURE Department. snd
very substantial 2-story
and basement brick dwelling having bed
rooms, bath; living room, dining room,
pantry and kitchen; oil hot-water heat;
excellent spot for permanent.type Of room
ers. Price, S11,S50; possession with title.
evenings. EN-. O770), THOS. J. FISHER
& COS INC, Realtors, DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY IulY IL 1aH
HOUSES FOR sALE-Novthwe,t.

COLORED = $500 DOWN buys e.rm.
NoLps, pi. - sa44; S' eves'. so No. o. sSe4. & Is5
$1,000 down: 1st commercial. Cali MI.
Aravanis, with PENNY" APOSTOLIDES
REALTY CO., RE. 1924 or RIA. 1890. -25
CoLORED VETERANS and nonveterans :
Colesville Gardens, 8 miles D. c. out N. H.
ave. No down payment: 25 new det.
veniences; on hard road: FHA and VA
approved and financed; about $50 per mo.
plus taxes and insurance: about $3.50
Realtor, WI. 1884.
Evening star., 1947-07-24

COLORED-COMMERC $500: 81 900
DU. s653. CLARENCE BERRY. TR. s3l1.
coLoRED-BEAUTIFUL HOME. 1868
large yard. DU. 1888. CLARENCE BERRY,
cooLoRED-oPEN DAILY 1913. 1912 9Th
and bath down, auto. heat: excellent cond.:
Sl$, 500; 81 goo doXn, @ De 100 tssi s;,v
nat, rms and bath ca: excellent cond.;
vacant; auto heat: S13,75o: 81 800 down:
terms, Open I2-s pm. Pc. 1871. @26
sunday to Iiust north of Florida ave.l;
Beautiful Colonial brick home with excel
lent income arransed into complete
vacant. apts.: income will more than take
care Of payments Call CO. 1898 or GE.
e as41 j.. evenings. PECK co" s4os 18th
Evening star., 1947-07-24

WHY PAY RENT when S43 monthly
2-bedrm. Cape Cod with expandable attic;
lot? Eeasonable financing for nen-GIs non s
Y'j5 a FL sSSS, H$S: ss5i
Delightful bedroom bungalow with full
basement shsnTY 81 Nay zef9 90 e1 O. L. MoRDSCh ss
NEAR sT. BERNADETTE-4-bedroom, 2
bath Williamsburg brick, screened porch,
SION s VIII title. q 8. LIN l. MuKpocK REALTY,
va WokRtED setE ABOUT RENT. sss monthly
a half Cape Cod home, with full basement.
gas heat big WOODED lot and
MURpocK NJ deosazs REAGTY Psf sH. 4sii.
SILVER ,i1 ayf ETonps see OF
sNpi q svsE ~ syss nse
sRs soPs esds to bss ssm'ssf ss fnd
MGRpoek ,qttefs as'fs9S ePS sRP0lPansn sH
in 80 days Typical size, 55x110: title
clear Plot syailaS,fi Ssn bsg!n PgdipT sH
NEAR SILVER sPRING-Larse. modern
all-brick. 2-bedroom Cape Cod with huge
trance and large windows, big wooded lot.
more bedrms. ' and bath: GIs, $500 down:
reasonable s. HHA 5eans'9a zs
sR; 4flaeo BErHEsDA-s tvinssize WINS
din rnn, mod eflcient kit. and screened
porch on LIST. with really nice recreation
rm. and built-in garage make this det,
brick home an exceptionally good buy at
ths attractive price At which 1t is offered
Ohio and can give prompt possession: For
Nj 4311. with JAMES L. DIXON & CO.,
WV. NV HHHi NHVLk tosccUpIEp--e-rm., 1N.bsth %
det. brick, painted white; lot 100 #.
conn. ave, Chevy Chase, Nd. Represents
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aEyY sisS Bs1isEs cassE atsi1ton Mp@hi, attractive
:oom center hall brick home is in immac-
llate condition; on large lot: living room
5 25yl3 with vood.burnins fireplace.
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and tiled baths; large attic;
quilt in garage; gas heat. slate roof. copper
plumbing: Possession with title Can M
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aoobsinE va & Is HT PARK. located in sit silver
SDr'n on fsrse mcoI eorner 's lot. This aDDsslns
nedern @ Kitchen with breakfast nook and
,sssn.nt af With isrse reersstion room and
,uilt-in gaTaxe, oil hot:water hest close
% transportation and all eonyeniences, is
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17
BPO Benefit Card
Game This Wednesday

On Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock the final in a series of
benefit bridge tournaments spon-
sored by the Benevolent Patriotic
Order, Does, Drove 80, will be
given at the Elk's Temple. 400
South Front street.
These games, this the seventh
in the series, will be discontinue
until the early fall season when a
new series will be started. Reser-
vations can be made by calling
Lola Jurgensen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-17
Miss Beverly Jane Brookshire
Becomes Bride Of W. J. Ellerman

ange blossoms and held in place
by a shallow halo. She carried a
white prayer book topped with
t,,beroses and white satin stream
ers centered with a purple orchid.
Her only ornament was a single
strand of pearls, gift of the bride
groom.
Harry Ellerman, Jr., brother OF
the bridegroom, attended him as
best man. Ushers were Dewey
Brookshire, Jr., and Thomas
Strickland.
Mrs. Brookshire, mother of the
bride, wore a bemburg aqua print
dress with black accessories. Her
shoulder corsage was Of yellow
roses.
Mrs. Ellerman. mother Of the
bridegroom, wore a silk aqua
dress with black accessories. Her
shoulder corsage was OF pink
roses.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was held at St.
Johns tavern. The table was laid
with a linen cloth and centered
with a three-tiered wedding cake.
Burning tapers in three branched
candelabra hanked either side of
the cake. The tavern was beauti-
fully decorated with ivy and sum-
mer flowers. The guests were
served cake and punch in the
garden of the tavern.
For travelling Mrs. Ellerman
wore an imported Palm Beach
suit of bamboo color. Her hat was
off-the-face in matching material,
and her accessories were red. She
wore a corsage of the orchid taken
from her prayer book.
Mrs. Ellerman is a graduate Of
J. W. Cannon High school in Kan
napolis. She was employed by the
government in Washington until a
year ago when she came to the
Tide Water Power company in
this city.
Mr.. Enerman was graduated
from Purdue university in Indiana
where he was a member of the