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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-06
Todd-Farrar Wedding Vows Are Solemnized
In Presbyterian Church, Batavia, New York

ers were Richard B. Farrar of
New Lane, brother Of the bride,
DeVan Barbour Of Raleigh, Ken
meth c. Blodgett and Larry John
son Of Chapel Hill.
The mother Of the bride wore
a grey crepe dress trimmed in
matching lace and the mother OF
the bridegroom wore a black dress
trimmed with blue lace and had
a corsage OF orchids.
Immediately after the ceremony
a buffet supper was served at the
Richmond hotel honoring the
couple, the bridal party and
friends.
After the reception the couple
left for a wedding trip. For travel
ing the bride wore a three-piece
black suit with white accessories
and a corsage Of orchids from her
bridal bouquet.
Mrs. Todd graduated from
Stephens Junior college at Co
lumbia, Mo.
Mr.. Todd is a senior at the Uni
versity Of North Carolina, Chapel
Hill, where he is a member Of
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. He
served three years in the naval
air corpS,
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Miss Marilyn Farrar, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart K. Farrar
Of Batavia, New York, and Leon
M. Todd, Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon M. Todd of Wilmington, were
married on Saturday, March %,
at 4 o'clock in the First Presby-
terrain church In Batavia. The
Rev. Wylie W. Young, pastor OF
the bride, officiated using the
double ring ceremony.
The chancel of the church was
decorated with a background OF
Easter lilies and spring flowers
nanked with tiers Of candelabra
bearing white cathedral tapers.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore q
gown Of white satin with a bertha
collar and carried a bouquet Of
white carnations and freesias cen.
tered with a white orchid. Her vel
of imported illusion was caught &c
a wreath OF orange blossoms.
The maid-of-honor Miss Patricia
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Richard Rogers
Addresses Meet
Of B.'& P. Clul

The Business a ~ Professional
Women's club held its regular
meeting in the dining room OF the
Friendly cafeteria Friday evening
at 6 o'clock, with Ruth Humhrey
presiding.
Dorthea Mcdowell gave the de-
votional services and let in the
reading of the club collect and the
flag salute.
Mary Henri Lennon was pro-
gram chairman and introduced as
her guest speaker, Richard S.
Rogers, who spoke briefly on the
topic of the month "Ways to Be.
come Budget Wise" Mr.. Rogers
expressed his opinion that women
were in dire need Of more and
better business training and more
practical business experience;
that, with this training. they were
a greater asset to their business,
their employer, tn country,
their community, and their horne.
He explained the practicability
and necessity Of budgeting and he
emphasized very strongly the i'm
portance Of c o slant savings,
pointing out the fact that it wal
the regular savings, even though
in small amounts, that increased
the bank account.
After the program. few business
matters were discussed and re-
ports rom the committee chair
men were heard.
Special music OF the evening
was a solo 'Look For The Silver
Lining" by Sallie Belts Knox, &C.
companied by Helen Dobson.
Special guests Of the club we're
members Of the Senior Girl Scout
Troup No. "a, known as the
Glamorous Dozen, the member
ship being limited to one dozen.
These Scouts r under the lead
ership of Madeline Spragens and
her assistants. Lula M. Riley and
Christine .McDougall. During the
evening, the club presented the
Scouts with a flag. Those Scouts
present were: Ann Pearce, JAG
queling Williams. Joyce Taylor,
Janet Taylor, Dorothy Armstrong,
and Nancy Shelton.
Other guests were: Mrs. Ellen
Gilliard, Mrs. Edna Parker and
Miss Sybil Mazur, Of Detroit,
Mich.
The attendance prize was
awarded by Mary Lille Davis and
won by Dolores FarroW.
New members welcomed into
the clubs membership were:
Sarah Layton. Lula M. Riley and
McDougall.
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Coyne Of Joplin, Mo-, schoolmate
Of the bride, wore a gown Of or.
child faille and carried a buquet
of yellow carnations and iris. The
bridesmaids Miss Alice Blodgett
Of Swathmore, Pa, cousin Of the
bride, Miss Ann Noonan Of New
ark, Miss Mary Lee Campbell Of
Pelham Manor and Mrs. Kenneth
c. Blodgett of Chapel Hill, wore
identical gowns OF aqua faille and
carried pale pink carnations.
The bridegroom was attended by
his father, Leon M. Todd Of VIII
mington as best man and his ush'
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who gave whats Right With
America" by Norman Thomas.
Congratulations, all Of you -
yo.. all did a grand job and
know that it was enjoyed by num-
berless people!
Intermission entertainment was
as beautifully provided by the
trio, Rachel Cameron, Flora Nc
liver, and Geraldyn Colkitt, as
they sang How Lovely Are the
Messengers" by Mendelssohn.
While a judges decision was
being awaited, Bobby Mckenzie
entertained equally as well with
a hearty singing Of II Love Life
by Mama Succa. and the trio
rendered an encore. Patty Jones,
talented young pianist, also enter.
tanned the audience with her well.
loved playing of 1.-THE Bells Of St.
Mary's" upon request.
The ROTC Band, under the di.
rection of 1t. Lacock, provided
music before the curtains opened,
Sara Kay Jordan, student pres
ident presided as chairman over
the contest. She wore an attrac'
tive plaid taffeta dress OF black
and red with an occasional stripe
Of white with capped sleeves and
square-cut neck. Black sequins.
which adorned the neck of the
dress, blinked before the koot.
lights. twinkling as did her dane
ing eyes when she sat upon the
stage.
WHO WAS THERE
Looking around me in the audi.
torium / saw Addison Smith, Ron.
ME Walker, Ed Pitts, Bobby
Clemmons, Tommy Marable anc
Harvey Britt.
Also I noticed Patty Soutner
land and Pete AGREE up in the
balcony near Jane Perry, enc
Laura Harris.
Others that turned out for the
finals were Betty Belcher and J
C.. Price, Shirlene Conrad ant
Bobby Melton, Carl Williams. J
D. Causey, Billey Berryhill, Car
Jenkins, Olivia Lynch, Catherine
MacRae. Phyllis Smith, Betf
Maynard and Dot Knight.
During intermission 1 saw Viii
ton Rankin. Betty Jane Duff, ane
Julian Morton moving through
the halls as we'll as Blaney Lee
Preston King, and Billy Mason.
Nancy Winningham and Jimmi,
Page, 10 Anne Snead, Maude Noe
Bobby Bell, George Kirkpatrick
Virginia Hatch. Jerry Souther
land, and Beth Harriss, wer,
some more who were there. Ant
also band members sitting nea
the front during the last part o
the program were Charles Sneed
en-, Herbert Fisher, and Charlie;
Caudill.
THAT BRIGHT SPOT ON YOUF
DIAL
Well, time to be signing OF
now. . and I'd like to say toodle
90 for a while with a reminde,
to tune in WGNI at 7:30 tonight
for your "New Hanover High
lights reporter, Jimmy Caudill
and his fi+teen-minute analysis O
the news about all of us a
MINIS!
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-06
Trinity Missionary
Circles Will Meet

The missionary society circles
OF Trinity Methodist church will
meet this week as follows:
Circle S meets with Mrs. l.. B.
Bennett, a Wrightsville avenue,
Monday evening at 8:15 o'clock.
Circle l meets with Mrs. Her
bert Coughenour, 1925 Orange
street, Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Circle 2 meets with Mrs. H. E.
boyd, 1908 Ann street. Tuesday
| afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Circle 8 meets with Mrs. c. E.
White, 121 Forest Hills drive,
Tuesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
Circle 4 meets with Mrs. ]. P.
Herring, 208 South Eighth avenue.
Audubon, Tuesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
Circle 6 meets with Mrs. c. D.
Greer, 20s Country Club boule.
ward, Tuesday evening at s:15
o'clock.
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Emile Neese,
Mr.. MacCormiCk
Engaged To Wed

BURLINGTON, April s. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Freeman Neese Of this
place, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Emile, to John
M. MacCormick, son OF Mrs. Aus-
tin MacCornick and the late MI.
MacCormick OF Sanford.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-06
WHY A"%aa@zz~%%maM E

Your best assurance of true value and beauty
in diamonds and jewelry comes from a jeweler
with unquestionable integrity. The reputation
OF 4 REGISTERED Jeweler firm Is passed
I upon by a Board of outstanding Retail Jewel.
J ers. A REGISTERED Jeweler must pass estab-
lished examinations in the fundamentals Of
Cemology-the science of all precious stones
and metals-and in new scientific methods of
/ grading diamonds.
4 Now you can be sure to be safe when You
select a diamond because you benefit by our
scientific study Of Gems through the American
Gem Society.
TO maintain the title Of REGISTERED Jeweler
requires yearly "customer.protection'' exami.
nati0ns.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-06
BIRTH

MI. and Mrs. Russell Hewlett an
nounce the birth Of a daughter,
Barbara Ellen, March % at Mar
ion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Hewlett is
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-06
Trinity Church
Lists Services

At the II o'clock worship serv-
ice this morning the Rev. Edgar
lB. Fisher will use as his remon
subject, THE Message of East
err" The organist, Mrs. A. E.
Gibson, Jr., will use for the pre-
lude, "Jesus Joy of Mans De.
string" Bach, and for the post
Jude '"Triumphal March," Grieg.
The anthems will include, I'm
Joseph's Lovely Garden" Dick.
inson, and 1.-THE Resurrection"
Stults.
The following program will be
rendered at the 8 o'clock worship
hour:
Prelude-"I Know That My Re-
deemer Liveth" (From The Mes
siah), Handel.
Call 10 worship.
Hymn No. 101-'Voane, Ys
Faithful" Sullivan.
Prayer-W. p. Cameron.
Solo-"Come Unto Him" (From
The Messiah), Nancy Clyde West.
Anthem-"Ye Watchers and Ys
Holy Ones, 18th Century Ger
man Melody.
Hymn No. 150-'Sing With All
the Sons OF Glory"
Scripture-W. P. Cameron.
Solo-'I Walked Today Where
Jesus WaIked"-Mrs. Edgar B.
Fisher; O'Hara.
Organ solo-"Alleluia," Humph-
Ties.
Offertory Anthem, Dawn In
the Garden" - Youth and Adult
Choirs-"Goldsworthy.
Acknowledgement" Granier.
Anthem Christ, We do All
Adore Thee" Dubois.
Po1tlude-"Hallelujah Chorus
Handel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-06
Fifth Avenue Church
Circles Will Convene


The circles OF Fifth Avenue
Methodist church will meet this
week as follows:
With Mrs. N. c. Magnuson,
IL West Drive, Monday at $3.50 p.
m.
with Mrs. X. w. Jewell, Ala
Church street. Tuesday at $3.50
p. m.
with Mrs. w. N. Srnithson,
zoos Market street, Monday at
8 p. m.
5. With Mrs. E. P. Rogers, Az
Princess street.
6-With Miss Juanita Rankin,
1915 Market street, Monday at 8
ID. n.
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the former Doris A. Wilian.
this city and Charlotte. Of

The ancient Greeks and Bon..
used cork for floats and life pr.'
servers. Ne>
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-06
BIRTH

MI. and Mrs. Robert Edward
Shannon announce the birth Of
a daughter, Mary Jane, March is
at Marion Sprunt annex Mrs.
Shannon is the former Mary
Jacobs of Natchez. Miss,
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Kousss sALE-soushess.. .ee=..,.

HOUSES sALE-sousheas.. .fe@....
WHY PAY RENT?-Nr. 18th and B.: owner
occupied. rms. and bath in good eond,
only 81 500 down: bal Ike rent. Eyes,
AID. b907:: daily. DI. 3131 or DI. ala.
5.RooM BUNGALOW and bath, ga lots,
SO; 0o0. Apply to OWNER. 3I3 9th St. Sc,
1900 BLK. GOOD HOPE RID. s.E.-Beau-
tiful 6-yr.-old. semidet. brick; rms,
beautiful tiled bath. deep lot. oil heat;
price. only S13.45e. For further informa-
ton, call LEGUM & GERBER REALTY
CO.. AD 1900 -l2
$3.50 DOWN and s1oo per month. buys
this semideta ched. modern brick home
at 1924 Good Hone I'd: modern kitchen
and bath; oil heat, full price, only S13.e5a
call RuDDEN & COIN. INC. Elk. 67o5
until unit / 2 p.mo ,,cro,. .vr
sGd9sESofF ef6oa aoTn ss NICHOLS hsnth AVE y.ssn,
Ultramodern brick. rms. bath, full base.
ment May r. Gil ENTEEPRISEa SER REALIY
GE. 5711.
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HOUSES eok xALE-N.W. fcons. !,

HOUSES FOX SAIk-N.W. tGonf. =.
COLORED-sEVEN 6-ROoM and bath
sess,ns seass s sgs..s assss zss45s nsv u nW
lssI9hss,s asfass agsS ssAIEs. s1s@.S " ssss !,
1875 a5th St n.w.-Beautifui. 3-story
brick. . lovely large rms. and IL baths.
front entrance TO basement. oil h.-w:n.. raa.
to appreciate. See salesman on premises
for an details Is sa Mm t caMnR1s m 1seiseex paop
ERTIEs. INC, 1o12 18th st. NV. DI.
cceoiIioRED-oPEN sun. to 8. s34
ranged as apts, ist d. has reception
hall. lse. liy. rm;, lge. din , rm, modern
porch: 2nd q. has rms. screened porch
built-in garase. h.-w.h. Live here and
Esal Isssly pass az 0esseh 4 ackEN sso
eoaonTp1ioss eeSSi sll6o lass; LAMONT ST. Nw-Elne
se,an coaEN, fsa Eael1sives Us DD RE- s77f. oB osse
coLoRED-A NE1GHBoRHooD second
to none. Ontario rd. mr.. Columbia rd
4-famIly apt. house: live in ! apt; and 2.
on sn sn as he s 1eTs Excel a hsn pay AND 9a
5osEph Eosa fpa E. SIR BRuso m G.. a'f Nc Realtors
eeGL6REDgToP eeS s ns; HA LooRrNG 1S5 for an apt
Call RE. 1893 till . pm. For $495
down. you can buy your own home and
bath. h.-w.h.; very clean. nice neighbor-
hood conv. to everything. To inspect.
please, call Re 1893 @ III Pr Pm FL FIRST
Col ecoLoRrp 9Th ST. NV. IS : $500
down apt units orr's IA noban baths or Milton
Vinniek. Vim with A NJ DRAIsNER, 1404 L
"a s1ss W.EDER dE E osrhI, oss1
baths, porches. fireplace. full basement
equipped with stove and refrigsrasttos;
eTieed 2 i to sell suRETY 1oIa REALTY Co.
so2s F1s 5lss hEeek es sga Batss ST.
coal; arranged INTO apts.; reas. down
zElisd 5'E ngfs sals ea
ecIokT6LWsRprR e5a RES Hlas ST. seetien-Iqyely Pa
R shs sHslssve sss4a 5ss
eofokEBkAIoRaMA ofo 2S5s GHnpR aSf nT Rp and 17th St
pore ans oIR EarsRPR1sE sEsff khAE1 fS0es eo
GSLoKEDMNR. cGs RED R coIUMBfA RID. N.w:n1i
rms, 4 baths. full bsmt h:-w. oil heat;
ssss sass S tisni co ellef sd
COLORED-I831 18th ST. N.W.--Ideal for
Office or business, 4-room brick. on lot
21x93 Submit offer
2011 Portner pl. n.w.-6 rms and bath,
h.-w h.. full basement. Price and terms
reasonable.
1925 N. J. ave. n.w.-6 rms. and bath,
INV. oil heat. First commercial:
1928 18th st. n.w.-Beautiful 6-rm.
home, newly redecorated; new hdw. floors,
modern kitchen, "a baths. Sunday and
aalyI IoN
METR METZ RoPofIs Sae lis REAITy AND fSvEsTHENT EST
CO 17l3 N Capitol ST. 10
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HOUSES WANTED 10 BUY.

PETWORTH AND BRTGHTWOOD-Cash
Tss ayssfs fss hGnss R T es o M
PRf9ATE 1aG S1ef paRr1 a. nss WILL PAY all cash
nice 4-bedrm., semibungalow or house with
esarm eSass g. 5ne 0ssh 81 Pa 5s1s II prefer
5. 9. q cIoss-in Nd; no wartime price
HAssIN REALTY CO, CO Ma 1875 or VA
MODERN e-rAMILY or bungalow vicinity
Chillum or .Brightwood. Trinidad ssd7.
Ro9sk psf 81 81 sSsPs SsT Capitol Hill; private
/ NEED Small HOUSE in Mt, Rainier or
Brentwood; $3.50 down. $40 month; pre-
Native Wssshiastonisa. va BOX @ sof'k. s: Ss:f.
OUR ORGANIZATION has established an
sonss saness quickly a the ss sSo sss y Se
Is W sas.5oo, ss ' 'a} 1000, sso sal: 500,
a a frank discussion Of the subject, JOHN
H. MILLER. Jr.. q BRO, Realtors, 1872
WILL PAY ALL CASH for 6-rm. house in
ne. section. No brokers please. Call GE,
WANTED VA DIRECT FROM OWNER, s-rm.,
must be in excellent condition and in good
NV section: will pay up to SIT 800. all
cash. Contact Mr.. Price personally. 4. q.
REIcE ME sssS 4 of Go ST. le1o s4ss Vermont ave- Nv
/ PAY CASH for houses: white or eolorea;
any condition. any section. MR.. B. LLsS,
w ! viii fI4f' Pay You CASH TODAY for your
house: any condition. any section. I'm
eaaRHEs as ACTION g. euss r. "a. as s.ns. o ~s.n. ss
and nearby Maryland. FIR 1905.
MANNAs Realty co: can sen your nsus:
s sssss' VsSt ssis Wilson Wis s7s s
Nv VIII guy. RENT OR SELL your prop
TrfRSMrH RSHs agEsHos TG1 Via + to ths D sas 7ess &
your home, business or Investment prop
PHkEs, fIsf ~fsa RealtoT foq % sos North Capitol NA
$3.50. Free appratsals Results since 1919.
IMMEDIATE CASH TOR yeur rl,s property. sy Ne ne
bo fDie 1o6 S0x WASr ca ssEE6r R 6 lf3s
vii paS sep vsh Te fES
ST. ST. ANb Ef Eys s fRoFEkTxNs hx saSo vii. pay
results, quick action, MAX MILLER. 500
- fath yIARs & IS sERvicf ER aaeo to local ppousrt
erty W with VIM i, SAUNDERS Go. INC.
List with Dixon co. for generous adyeI-
Using and large, experienced sales staff;
For immediate results, call MRS. DIXON
at MI 4311, or no. 2343, ewes. Clip this
saLEING Sc LII eaSa YOUR HOUSE. We are prepared
to offer YOU reliable sermyice m with aulck
results; approximately $4,000, 900 in sales
iass nHs Sesr; phons Hn HaNLh 5fea W. "o'' i.
NEARBY MARYLAND-Will pay all cash
for home; fast settlement. Call MIR. FAN
ONE OF MY CLIENTS wishes to buy a
bungalow in Hillcrest, Randall Highlands
or Fairfax Village; must have 2 bedrms.
and bath on 1st 4; Call Nj Lewis for Or a
l129 Conn; ave, I'M. M, 4S1pl nIprcr, Gl2 sao. ~
or later owners trying to deal direct with
a buyer, And it is getting harder and
harder to sell that way. Financial COM
plications arise, follow-up selling is re-
auired. on account of keener competition
etc. Why not rid yourself OF these, prob
lens? We have a number OF cash buyers
waiting and can probably sell it, at once
Phone MA. 1857. for frank talk on the
subject. JOHN H. MILLER, JR. g. BRO,
Realtors. 1872 K st. NV. IL
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HOUSES FOR sALE-soushwe.,.

SPECIAL BARGAIN-1st commercial 405
o st. s.w.; houses. 5-rm. brick and q
4-rm. brick in rear; price, $3.50; small
NEAR Eth AND + STs. S.w-A well-con-
structed, 3-story semidet. brick: has 8 nice
rms, bath. h.-w.h,: gear brick garage;
ideally arranged for room renting and
priced right for quick sale. FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO., Ma. G352
MAINE AvE.-S7.950. LIST coml.. Colonial.
row brick; overlooking water front: nice
rms and bath. h.-wh., nice front porch;
a real buy at this price, FRED A, SMITH,
Realtor. lib 18th st. NV. RE. 1861. 10
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detached brick 8 rms and 2 baths, h.-w.h..
sREaNaN sfsEshsa sssei & PsoRTER. Rsaity, ssS 18th
conoRkboSIT & SA 5sH4 sSss ssss % poWSAt long
last a down. to-earth movement featuring
low prices, terms and patent for financial
have baildinss with :, 8 and family
apts.. some containing 3, 4 and rms.
each apt, with pvt. baths and hot-watsI lsI
for only ss9S down, each building. and
low monthly terms. These buildings are
CRYING for som some intelisent person on to buy buy
otsers asa Anp pay ' for Building. '' This may
sound nonsensical but it, is just like taking
on das de ne eae 50 hs sayg
fGf' a r5ssa sah a01si Mr. PHSS S
ooneG "a ftsa sPa PakaDE 81 passes Your
6 ,st. ne; Possession. Lovely e-rm. and
none; h-w.h; in immaculate cond: extra
lge; rms. ultramodern kir5 brick gar
with roof TERRACE: priced to SELL On e0sa exeel
sosspH ss5as hzss bKUSo so Nc ReatSrs
coIoRED4a*FAMnIY eS,i 81 &, nNFhIY FLATS rms
per pea baidins nai sa'f terms a0 81 % ifsh s. ne
vacant Open daily. 10 am. to pm
CoLoRED-soo o BLOCK of st rms,
| tapestry brick; oil heat; hardwood floors;
full! cellar; 2-car, garage: large yard front
as asa gsss & sRD PARKS sRz " A5E
coIoRE6&W. a9s3 azss go VIRGINIA 1Rez AvE-Beaati-
full 2-story tapestry brick. 8 rms. IN, in
$685. $685. peiTih sit saRNsY 81 asas ofs wE MfRsS a.
Eye st. NV, Ma, 7O65-719e. 10
COLoRED-508 BLK. .4th st. n.e:-Beau-
u era large row yara a!i0s sstory To bfck &
low down payment and easy terms. KEY
s62SE BEAGX Co. sf "a sIvery sSs4 nice
home, made into apts.; oil h.-Th !ge.
ssessd rsfI Esss ss5szRsf eo
coLoKE1-1sss ea1i aEes-. %2 NORTH CAPITOL ST
1st comml zone: 10 large rms: baths
soase hs ps ar shsn sns sas pek 1sss 81
eehokEpMoyE ad2s sfis Ss pf s. with s
and and BATH ea apt vaeant down
KRanFR FSssfaaRls eo ss5' ME- r. 1s!r!'0 s4i eSes
cesosIto5KKED-oEr 11th AND Nd FLA. 4 ,dls,; AYE,
and bath rear 3si p9sfhes full base nSes
pa11s Al toass s1ndE9Sn FST ssf saI GHsS
sztoMisfs SSsfs'yi sSR Is 'f NC $ha %h
a3sh cohokEpMs1 Ii pw % BOO 1pSo5S&Ncor. white er
ON 10Cn ana n SbS H.e. Q idlbc Inns. ~
bath: full basement; h.-w.h., coal; nice
yards. Must see this good buy to appre-
ciate Very reasonable terms. For details
call till Pm weekdayss Sun1 M4r1 y to Inr ?
1912 18th st. nv. DI; 1862, I19 e.,
st. NE story and -bsnt. brick, rms
and bath, h.-wh. coal house in excel
soPd cs gfT p In sa EeaF BpAshKo prsifd t9F 1NTET
MENT CORP. 212 Bond Bldg, IL
COLORED-yACANT; 4o5 9th st. ne
6 rms, all modern improvements; 81 l.0oG
down, bal, easy terms. Open from = to
pm. daily. For further information con
tact MR.. WILLIAMS, 3112 1lth St NV.
eeooLoHRiE1b-ArTENTIoN. eo oHi1 81 900 down;
bfics bafs SG1aA 4s slasesdn sAip porchss a
sffRsRS RhA1fY ssnyo Ess
coLokkD9SEAk COZ HI 4S3 fsei l1h G ASb Pa AVE Sc
-Semidetached .2-story home Of Z rooms.
bath, hot water heat. cleo; So 800. Iefms
as low as 81 900 cash down to responsible
buyer Lot % 5x144. Eve. phone MI
Gordon, Woodley 1895. L. T: GRAVATTE,
Realtor 729 18th st. NV, MA. O753:
COLORED-9th ST. .N.E.--Vacant-6 rms,
bath; full bsmt. with. front ENTRANCE. INV
coal heat: 81 900 down. bal, IKE rent
For inspection, call MR.. BAKER, MI. 3157,
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HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcest.,

HOUSES FOR SALINE. tConf.f. !.
iTWo-APARTMENT BRICK. emily years
old; liv. rm.. bedrm.. complete kitchen
co. eso.ssss ssss saSa or &c. sszl ewes. rIcK 60
VETERANS. 500 down win purchase a
6-room detached brick home: prewar con-
structions oil h.-w.h: convenient TO trans
Dm ane aohDgFRs seSeRsRss sRos s II ssf
WsoaoiDDRIDGE vi BUNGALOWS bedrms.,
sood gels some seP few repairs needed
very conyenient location; priced for quick
SREp fas s1osSa 4 sMrH ci lns 1th g smith Tin
S06l < DANpY fsss HonE @ PITs-Mod. e-rm. brick;
Inca eaad eosss nshsa po.s me-
PsupsaTiaG s RsaI sfafs fars efll ~ oo 1sIs "a
MooDR6 saoa ri 5 6dEmRedueed Rm $4,000 for . quick
detached. corner property; oil heat. recr.
nsaI Ra4G fah91s EsTaTE sssz eea co 81 s d1os
sWasooSDRR:InDiGE-Brick. w ) R:InDiGE A lovely s-bedroom
bath; kitchen with breakfast nook. dining
basement has nice apartment with private
bath and private entrance. 2-ear detached
garage. A fine. home. Priced to sell.
and bath, lncloSed sleeping porch, large
front porch, very choice lot. Price only
$40. 500.
Mt. Rainier-1h-s h-story. rooms and
bath on 1st floor, 8 rooms above: fun
basement, nice lot. detached garage. Price,
Sl1,5O0; low down payment. WOOD
RIDGE REALTY CO.. 1881 r. /. ave.
ne NO 1908.
SS, 95O-Here is a baek-to-nornial price on
modern 5-yr-old semidet. brick home
with lovely picture windows; it's vacant,
ard the terms are excellent, so inspect this
one Immediately. Call until s pm, SIMON
81 FRANK CO., 1413 H st. NV, DI. 81 5S
Evening star., 1947-06-10

-BROOKLAND-2722 18th ST.,
vacant: 7 rms, det extra lot.
125:; Evarts St, 6 rms, det., small down
payment MI. OO44
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Senate Dangbters
Valentine Dance

Among the numerous Valentine
parties on the calendar Friday
was the annual Valentine dinner
dance given last evening by the
Senate Daughters at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Among those attending were the
clubs new president. Miss Marilynn
Wherry; Mrs. Marcus George, Mrs.
Ruth Ellen Lockhart, Miss Lucy
Waters Lonergan, Miss Nina Lupn,
Miss Norine McCarran, Miss Betty
Jane Schwartz, Miss Jewel Davis,
Miss Helen Clark and Miss Patricia
Downey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jaremko, Mr.
and Mrs. Prev Savoy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Mullens and Mr.. and Mrs.
Virginius Shackelford also attended
and others included Mr.. Burr Latta,
Mr.. Robert Werlich, MIR. Frederick
Marvil, Mr.. Wayles Kennedy. Mr..
Eugene Owens, 1t Col. David
Parker. Mr.. Donald Hales, Mr.. Min
ter Aldridge, Mr.. Dick Hildreth and
Mr.. Frank Mullens.
Miss Lydia LANCER, who was
president of the club last year. and
her fiance, Mr.. King Irwin, came
in after dinner to join the group
for dancing.