davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Census Statistics

South African census statistics
show 10000 people of Russian birth
there, 1900 born in Germany, 49,
600 in Lithuania, 5000 in Holland
and 1000 in Poland.
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Negro program of the tuberculosis
Associations Of Arlington. Alexan-
dria and Fairfax, 1t was announced
yesterday.
Mrs. Watson, for the past several
Evening star., 1947-08-28

years a Charlottesville school teach
er, is a graduate Of Virginia State
College and studied at Pennsylvania
State College and the University Of
Michigan. She will assume her
duties Tuesday.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Mrs. Wotson Appointed
To Virginia Health Post

Mrs. Geneva K. Watson has been
named health educator for the
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sit down til he becomes Subject
God wants a man -. An addit
ion is being made to Mt, olive
Bapt. Church. The work is being
done by A. Burrell, G.. NJ, Moses
and Ike Wise 49,, Mr. andMrs, II,
O. Mothershed were recent guests
of Mrs. Callie NJ. Burrell ,...,
James Green has left for Michi'
gan .... NJ. X. Kirkland has re-
turned from Hammond, Indiana
where he spent several months
with his wife -. Mrs Mile
Washington entered the hospital
10 undergo an operation. We hope
for her a speedy recovery $50.
Prof l.. B. Banks was guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Howell 49,.
Please send your news to your
STATE PRESS agent. Mrs. Cal
lie NJ Burrell.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-25

Wright and Miss Susee Wright
have recovered from their III
ness Mr., and Mrs. J. p. Ford
have returned from a weeks va
cation with relatives in Ell Dor
ado Mrs. Ora Ross spent the
week end with her mother. Mrs.
Edna Marshall at Holly Springs.
Henry c. Scott spent the week
end with parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Scott of Arkdelphia Miss
Pauline A. Johnson student OF
Nevada County Training school
at Rosston has been receiving
medical care on account OF a
decayed tooth. She hopes to re-
turn to school soon Miss Mel
via Lee Jackson, a student OF Dun
bar High School, accompanied
her grandmother, Mrs, Sallie
Dedman home for the weekend
Mrs. Eloise MILAN principal of
Gravel Hill public school. Mrs
Floyd Ellis and Mrs. Jimmie Mil
liam and all the children went to
the Saline River Friday for an
outing, which was very enjoyable
Mrs Susan Steels's condition Is
very much improved. Mrs. Grace
Carr OF Sparkman visited Benton
friends recently .... Mrs. Ardella
Rice of Ridgely. Tenn. is visi-
ting her parents, Rev and Mrs.
p. b. Franklin.
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The faculty Is truly grateful to
the public for cooperation thus
far with the program. Please keep
up this lovely spirit for you are
helping lay foundation to the
gym for for your boys and girls
out of town friends are cordially
invited to these programs. The
gym viii mean great deal TO
YOU too. sunny of Sunnyside ',
a lovely operetta will be present
ed next Wednesday at First Bapt'
list Church by Mrs, G, d, Mays
(your reporter) and her 4th ana
5th grades. Don't miss it. Buy
more than one ticket M C.
Brown was chapel guest Friday
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TRIBUTE TO MISS
e. r. HOOKS

1t seems to be the opinion Of
many christians that God didn't
call women to preach. and being
deep water missionary baptist
myself, | have. for many years,
been led to believe along these
lines. But after seeing Miss Hooks
hold her audience spellbound for
one hour and Is minutes teaching
and preaching about Moses and
the Eagle, | have ben forced to
change my mind When this
young woman first entered upon
the platform | saw her kneel in
brief prayer. After she read her
text she closed her Bible and
never opened it again. She had
no manuscript, but from thence
on electric Gospel burst forth
from her throat like smoke from
volcano. In her sermon she
left not stone unturned: not
the most minute detail to conjee.
ture. Honest christians will ad.
nit there was some unearthly
power inside this woman telling
her what to say. when and how
to say 1t, giving her strength to
perform such a feat. And since
there are only two existant pow
ers of this kind. namely God
and the Devil. Now please don't
tell ME that the Devil caused
this woman to do that
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MANNING
EarIene Eason

Rev. r. A. Jones Is working
prayerfully day and night in the
behalf of Willie Francis who was
electrocuted in May 1916, but the
electricity did not take effect on
him. The case is now before the
Pardon Board in New Orleans,
La. Rev. Jones Is asking every
Negro Christian in Arkansas to
pray to the Lord that he may
soften the hearts of the pardon
board. that they will change the
sentence to life in prison o., His
case was heard April 18th ,,..
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Metcalf are
the proud parents OF baby boy
... Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Hunter
are the proud parents of baby
girl ... The members of Mace.
donia celebrated their church
Anniversary last Sunday . Mrs.
: A. johnson and Tom Lenzy are
on the sick list zee. Mrs. Amy
Craig has returned home from
the hospital .... The members
OF Center Point A. NJ. f. Church
held services at the home OF Mrs.
Sarah Eason Monday. and she
was taken into church by tho
pastor. Rev NJ. G. Johnson. Her
age is unknown. but she was a
Lodge house girl during the Civil
War go" J. r Perry and Miss
Martha Elm Bailey are home
from st. Louis visiting her moth.
er and his Aunt. Mae Bell Bailey
''' GOSSIP: There Is a certain
Indy in our town who was born
IN slavery time. has a daughter
~ years old, but is not allowed
TO receive company. How old
should she get?
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JUNCTION CITY
Mrs. ethel Lee Dunn

Rev. W. X. pinegar. pastor Of
the C. NJ. E. Church preached Q
wonderful sermon April 18th 80
Circle No. l met at the home o.
Mrs. Eligah Burch, Mrs. Annie
Morris, president -. The VIII
ing Workers Club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallie Hill
49,. Mrs, Ethel Lee Dunn Is
sponsoring the Mothers Day pro
gram at New Hope c. NJ, h.
Church -. Rev. l.. 7. Turner.
president elder. will hold his see.
ond quarterly conference May IL
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Coolaee
Grayson have moved in their new
home .... Rev. Berry Henry
Mines. Matte Holly, Lydia Nor
gan. Dilcie Henry and Mrs. Ellard
are on the sick list -, st. lie
Willie T. p orter and wife of Du-
bach La, We're recent dinner
guests of his parents. Mr., and
Mrs. Frank Porter. Miss Matte
Porter of Texarkana, Texas was
also visitor -. Mrs. Harriet
Barnes and Miss Lille Davis Wis
tied Mrs. Ann Payne recently
Mrs. Payne. who Is looking for.
ward TO her S7th birthday, is the
Aunt OF Miss Davis and the mo-
Their of Mrs. Dilcie Henry -
Mrs. Barnes Miss Davis and Mrs.
Payne were dinner guests of Mrs.
Mamie Porter recently -, Mr.
and Mrs. Porter Hostest and Mrs
Quintella Jackson and baby left
last week to attend musical
school closing at the Jr. High
School In Cotton Valley. La. Mr..
Shelton, principal OF the Cotton
Valley School. and Mrs. Jackson
snent n recent afternoon with
Mrs. Quintella jackson and Shir.
ley Joe 80. Prayer services of
the Willing Workers Club met at
the home of Rev and Mrs. Berry
Henry. April 18th.
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a few days here visiting relatives
Mrs. Elnora Farmer and daught'
ers, Mrs. Georgia Mae Maxwell
and Mrs. Marzella Davis. Mrs.
Welch stopped over with sister
in Thornton ON her way back to
Pine Bluff Mrs, Mary G, John
son of Stephens visited Mrs. A.
e. Penix who il seriously Ill,
Max Penix son of Mrs, PehN
made a special trip from Sacra'
mento, Cal to be at the bedside
OF his mother =.... Mr., and Mrs,
Tom Buckley of North Malvern
entertained as dinner guests at
their home Sunday, Mrs. Roberta
Wingfield 375 Crawford Street
Los Angeles. Mrs. Evelyn Lawson
Mrs. LESSEE b. Donaldson, Mrs,
Laura Palmer. Mrs. Agnes Hum
phrey, Mrs. Odie b. Williams and
Mrs. Evelyn Whitmore of st.
Louis, Mo Special pictures were
made of the even Arthur Atkin
son and Mrs. Zenobia Walker
We're wed quietly at the home OF
the bride, Sunday, April 18th.
Ceremony was performed by Rev
r, S. Shorty, Paul and Eunice
Bryant operate a very compeu-
tive grocery store in East Nal
vern. Come by and investigate
their propositions on quality and
price. Mr., Bryant visited in Lit
tie Rock, April 16 and while there
stopped by for look.in on the
STATE PRESS plant. Reports
that he Is very we'll pleased with
the set-up. The All Colored Rio
Theatre at 9Th and Vine Streets
Is schedule to show stormy
Weather" starring Lena Horne,
Cab Galloway and Bill Robinson.
April 26-2S.
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visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Clint Gardner -. N. Tilmon Is
still on the sick but is much I'M
proved =. Little Miss Sammie
Lee Easter is on the sick list this
week -. Mrs. Frances Morris of
Hudspeth visited her cousin, Mrs.
Willie Burnett on the project ,..
Sam Bum of Pine Bluff was week
end guest of his sister, Mrs. kath
cream Powell .,...... Read the
PRESS.
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DERMoTT
louia w. Robertsop


Mrs. Marguerite White OF Chi
cago, H.. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Allen of Gary. Indiana and Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Sales of Muske-
gon, Michigan looked In on rela-
tives and friends and were the re-
cipients of many social affairs
while here -. Mrs. Netetha
Souruds was called to Louisville,
Ky. due to the death OF her mo-
ther-in-law -. Miss l.. b. Glover
is in Chicago, Ill. at the bedside
OF her sister.
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OLYPHANT
Matte c. Fields

"att'c ~ '~'so
Funeral services for Mrs MIN.
ME Roland were held at New Bap-
tist Church last Tuesday with
Rev. James Huff, of Newport,
officiating. Attending the funeral
rom adjacent towns were Mrs.
r. O. Qualls OF Newark Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Morris. Mrs. J, II.
Brown, Mrs. Willie Howard Mrs.
yinie Wyatt, Mrs. F. Bateman,
Mrs. Flora Levingston of New.
port. Mrs John Warren Of Post
Oak. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Dupins
and family, Jim Roland and Mrs
Fannie Day The Stubblefleld
boys of little Rock, visited the
Fields family last Sunday.
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WEST ROCK
James l. Madden, Jr.

The Esther Circle met with
Mrs Elizabeth Threets, After the
business meeting refreshments
were served -. The funeral of
Miss Annie Bee Virgil was held
at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church
Monday ... Don't miss the An
nual at Riverside May 2nd. Come
and go. Loads of fun sponsored
by Riverside PTA..
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MALVERN
Jimmie Atkinson

jimmie NtN''s''
Though somewhat shocking 1t
l., not At all surprising to this re-
porter TO learn that certain
town In the state of Arkansas has
challenged the appearance OF the
states greatest. brayest, frankest
and fastest growing Negro news
paper. Throughout all my dealing
writing for, and selling the
PRESS / have been thrilled by
the editorial policy Of the paper,
to diligently hew the wood re-
CARELESS to where the chips fall;
endeayor to proclaim the truth,
even though 1t hurts, and to give
Justice TO whom justice Is due.
It Is evident that some OF both
races have been offended by
truths that have been brought
TO light on its pages, but the
fact still remains that II the
God.given Truth hurts person
It Is high time they mended their
WAYS, -. Only a few days ago
| saw one of Malvern's newsboys
in a desperate effort to make
sale. sell PRESS to a party
didn't approve Of. So hereby ser
wing notice to all Malvern news
bows: there are at least 800 Ne
groes here who appreciate the
PRESS. many of whom the pa
Der seldom reaches Editors
note: All races are encouraged to
read the PRESS that they may
know the truth about the Negro,
since there Is no other medium
that gives it other than the Ne
gro papers.) 49,. Miss E. r. Hooks
Of Chicago, III, National Eyange-
list of the AME Church closed
a series of services at Bethel,
| last Thursday night. with CAS- an
Eagle Stirreth up Her Nest. The
series also included; What can |
| do About It?". IA veritable
Gospel dynamo. Miss Hooks stir
red Malvern with her powerful
messages result Of which seven
converts were received. During
her stay she was house guest
OF pastor and Mrs. w. p. Wed
dington. She departed last week
for Mansfield, La. where she will
conduct another series Mrs. Bel
tina Bivens OF Hot Springs spent
last weekend here visiting her
stepdaughter Mrs. Mena VIII
Jams, who accompanied her back
home on her return Mr.. and
Mrs Garfield Fixes motored tC
Arkadelphia recently to visit Mrs
Fixes mother Mrs. ID. p Jones
Is In Hot Springs taking treat
ments for Illness Sidney vii
lis of Haynesville. La. so years
old, died at the home Of his son
West Willis recently, funeral ser
vices were held at Benson's Fun
eral Home. Grafton was delivered
by Rev. X, s. shorty .,, Mrs. Ger
! trude Welch of Pine Bluff spent
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Newport
Gladys Mays

Gladys Mays
II. + Jackson has returned to
New York City after having visi'
| tod his mother. Rev, Bertha
Burns Samuel Cotton has re
turned from Oak Grove, La. =.
Mrs Thelma Moore of N, Little
Rock. made business trip here
last Sunday MI and Mrs Ho'
ward Davis and daughter, Miss
Joe Gene Wilson of st. Louis,
and Mrs. Davis sister in law OF
Chicago, were recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe c. Wilson -
Mrs. Sara Diyins of oak Grove.
La, Is much improved after
long illness, She returned homo
last Wednesday accompanied by
Rev. h. Burns who was enroute TO
Greenville, Miss. on her mission
work.
Mrs. Bernice Creal sponsored
"Better Relationship Program
last Sunday at Morning Star Bap'
list Church with the faculty of
MIS- furnishing the bulk of the
program Misses Gladys Porter
and Minnie Bell Reeves furnished
musical numbers. The faculty
sang Beautiful Dreamer and
I'm A Rolling" Funeral Ser
vices for Harrison Landers, who
passed In Pocahontas last Mon.t
were held here last Thursday at
Phillips Funeral Home. Mr. and
Mrs, Dan Rivers of Bald Knob
attended the shower honoring
Mrs. Gazetta Colburn at the home
of Mrs. Debora Daniels. Mrs.
Rivers gave beautiful musical
:. Willie Winston and
Little Misses Vernel Conley, Els.
tella Winston, and Mildred Dean
Mrs. Iona Oates and Mr., and Mrs,
Booker Mays motored to Searey
on Thursday to attend com.
playlet at White
Training School Miss
Williams of Detroit Is
here visiting her mother Book.
er Mays spent last Sunday in
st. Louis, Mo with his father,
in-law and family :, Mrs, Lucy
Ann Brown of st, Louis Is here
at the bedside Of her sister, Mrs,
Pauline Brown who Is much i'm,
proved -. Mrs. Joe Ann Wilson
and daughter Lille Karen and
Little Josephine Cole attended the
birthday party of Zwingly Car.
yer Moore In North Little Rock
Wednesday Miss Hettie Phil.
lips entertained the White Rose
Club Monday at the home of Mrs.
Cora Lee Scott. A delicious Chick
en- dinner was served following
an enjoyable program. Mrs. Ada
Knox of Conway attended the
play given by her daughter, Mrs.
~ A. Manley Wednesday and
spent the weekend here as Mrs,
Manley's guest The parents are
urged to accompany their child
rem to the skating rink on Mon.
day nights Mrs. Carrie Hudson
Of Cairo, Ill. is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Roy King and family
Mrs. Viola Flemmlng left Satur-
day for Kansas City to the bed.
side OF her son Mrs. Naomi Ca
gle. Mrs. Octavia Wills of st.
Louis are here at the bedside of
their father, Rev. Sam Wills, who
has suffered stroke School
News: Mrs. y. A. Manley with
grades . and 3 presented an OPP
eratta, Children Of Butter Cup
Commons" Wednesday at First
Baptist Church Ia a larpa crowd
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B BRADLEY
Mrs. Callie NJ. Burrelt

st, Paul Baptist Church held
their pastors first anniversary
April 18th. Rev Young Clay OF
Fordyce preached the morning
sermon, The anniversary sermon
was preached by Rev. b. l.. Love
or Shreveport Louisiana from the
text Go fetch him here won't
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-04-25
McGEHEE
Mrs. C. Cream

Mrs. Susie Crout of Pace Mis-.
sissippi is visiting her brother,
Walter Gray and other relatives
and friends 49,. Mrs. Helen Alex
ander spent few days In Bas.
trop, Louisiana last week with
her uncle go. Mrs. Annie Bell
Spencer Of Chicago, Ill. Is here
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BENTON
Miss charIene Peers

Eddie Brinley OF Hot Springs
visited his sister Mrs. Jessie h.
Martin who is i'll Mrs. Bealuh
Griffin is able to be up after a
flu attack. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
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Monroe st. n.e.-5 bedrooms, baths;
S17,500.
Seaton pl n e-S rooms. baths. bed
rooms: $4,000.
R. I. ave. NE rooms, 2 bathss
$751; 500.
18th st. n.e.-Brick; bedrooms;
S12. 800.
32nd ST. ne-Semibungalow 5 master
rooms; corner lot: $1,000.
22nd st.-Bungalow, 5 nice rooms;
II. g. MAYNoR CO., 2oo2 R. l. ave. ne.
No
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HOUSES For sAleNo,+hwe

SILVER SPRING BRICK ColoniaI-6 lovely
rooms and bath.
Silver Spring BUNGALOW; price. S1o.5oo
to S16,950. LOWERY 81 MELTON, Real
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

PETWoRTH AND BRIGHTWoOD-Cash
BUYERS aysa9e for hH Snsi IL this
yasS s5o5 81 aye IN nv Need =,
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PRTvATE PARTY WILL Fay all cash for
nice 4-bedrm. semibungalow or house with
esaTn Dnd bath g. on ,a ~ f. Prefer Chevy
ONE OF MY CLIENTS would like to buy a
house that needs lot of repairs and re-
decorating: present .. condition Of house is
viii pay cash up to $4,000 for good n W.
location 81 Silver Spring. Cali MRS.
1 PAY CASH for houses: white or coIored;
any condition. any section. Mr.. B. LISs,
/ u Will Par YoU CASH TODAY for your
aas sSsosR saz 'eS W. als ~
% purchase homes In any section Of Wash.
MAsNAs aEAITii co. can sen YOU your nsass
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WlL suY. RENT OR SELL your prop
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IMMEDIATE Cash. Tor your property. ne
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your house with U.s. Have cash nuyers who
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Hollsss e0p sAIFA.,,h...,

HOUSES FOR SALE-Nostheast.
C0LOKED-MORsE 81. Mss this
today Call RE. 35s3 tiIi pm. Solid
now in once waiting to take YOU out and
sGE ssa shi k hHis ca eoR b. sss ssn
csoIosED-l1l5 EYE sr. N.E.,-1nsmsdi-
ne ss;, poss; beautiful t 6,Tms , row brick. lgs
large beautiful modern kit. 8 bedrms. and
bath. 2-car garage, storm windows and
n peec cand hpss ! proea for se
sale, r. g DUNE, AT. $500. ewes. Mr.
ssgl!5Ei 81 lass TIME ofer.a-v.e.n.
lsod West VA ave InsMasnisisnt
Ssp RW iii fhns ss Ran on
cgiminating houssseekers or professionals.
rom dS H6 s sshs f sSs ins e Ms
eo1oklSNE Lar Il iota and f F. e.
e aSs a II aith Isl sT. D NEM eos
anrs os IS Eoo Of heat nsrdgeod
e a k A An 81 srs S. Is 9
sxesen an DE-
eaI9gAb R5AITy 81 u, ES saae Z
rm. brick home available for quick poss.
The house Is in excel. cond.. rooms are
good size with fun bsmt and oil h.-w.h.:
equipped the way you want 1t, and priced
reasonably with low down payment Call
MA. 9797 or Ii. 3540 until q pm. for
details, CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Realtors. 925 New York ave.
COLORED-NEAR 18th and @ SITS ne
Row brick. 6 large rooms. bath, h.-w. h;
basement You must see to appreciate
Priced right on terms. JOSEPH E BRUNO
CO.. INC, Realtors, 903 H st. NV, Ma.
1880 -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeo...
WOODRIDGE HEIGHTS, d. C.-Beal

WOODBRIDGE HEIGHTS, D. C.-Beautiful
f detached he'd brick ami "a baths reerea
a Rodes NE %oss Reaton NJ
5000. 2125 R. I. ave. ne; ewes. MI.
VACANT-1mmediate occupancy. rms,
/ IA baths. oil h.-w.h.: redecorated Priced
for for quick sale. RE. 71o4. Eyes, TR.
VETRRANs-ss75o: brick Diet. home. on
lovely lot, surrounded with shrubbery;
eesnt v r Win stee
cleo. refgr,. .oven-control gas stove; End
price, SO, $50: down payment ST 900. bal
sn5ea h sss ME- ncdh hone Mi Mi
be glad to Explain. FREDERICK W.
M sEssNs ave sAN NE-7 rms. ,,s baths: var ):
Venetian blinds; storm windows, 81 / 800;
g; 900 down. YOUNG PASTOR. Elk.
WOoDRIDGE PRIVATE HoME-The frst
time through you will be impressed of the
real quality Of this .S-room home in this
fine neighborhood. with details and refine
1 excellent bedrooms, 1st-noor den. base.
ment all partitionsd. grounds well cared
something som really nice won't waste time
q 1a hs.lt S sH .s 1899 (sun. and ewes
WELL-BUTLT s-story tapestry brick. 6
rooms, tile bath. h.-w.h, full bsmt; near
public and Holy Name schools: $1,000
Rals $685. With !t BAss 81 VIII Mh
1927 Eye St; NV; Ma. 7O65-71s6. q
Ih.-w.h.- 8 porches; close to schools, trans
Iportation and shopping. RE. 71o4; eve
M. BRENTWooD VILLAGE, eIose-tn ne
location-6-rm. brick, like new, only 6
yrs. old, 3 lovely bedrms., modern kit, tile
bath, gas heat; reasonable terms. Call Mr..
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RIVER sHii s.oe TERRACE ERR NK-Astrac. 5-rm.
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immediateiy.' eonvsnient 70 everything:
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oMIRIs PRoPERTfEs NC, io1s i7th s,
BIS 81 Sos pl po oSss: and Charming SIS SIS.
. rear porehes. fuIf basement. NV b..
coal; built-in garage: Al condition priced
to sell this week. For details call till 8
pm; weekdays; sun IL 70 5. WIN. CAL
cMIRIS PROPERTIES. INC. 1o12 18th st.
CLEAN. SUBSTANTIAL HOME, in an
above-ground basement win take care Of
the payments. 1st-foor. living room, din
ing room and good kitchen; extra.lsrEs
p -. and bath On End neoT Prsss
because owner has purchased larger prop
erty. Can Mr.. Lewis, MI. 43f1; ewes.
10. 3446 Exclusively with JAMES L.
DIXON 4 CO. 1888 Conn. ave. NV. %
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe.,,

Diet. home, frame and pebble-dash con-
strGction; 8 large rms. and bath, oil h.
VIII, Diet. garage; excellent condition,
SMITH. Realtor, RE. 1861, lib 18th
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LOVELY BUNGALOWS-Here is one with 5
rooms. . bedrooms; ideal location; priced
only S9.750. It's worth the money
Here is large one with fioored attic.
2 bedrooms, lovely bath. with fireplace;
lovely lot, garage. Bargain at S10,500.
Appointment only. H. C. MAYNOR g. CO.,
2002 Rhode Island ave. ne. NO ABS. d
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WOODRDGE-Sound value, 3 BEDROOMS,
tile bath with shower, kitchen, dining. liv
porch, full, dry basement garage: all
excellent, very modern, corner Tot; price,
S13,750.
large finished room in attic, excellent con-
dition. full basement, hot-water heat. de-
tached garage. best location; price, S12,-
500; terms.
:. Hyattsville, master brick like new. 8
large bedrooms, tiled bath with shower,
large living room with fireplace, dining
with CAMERON, lovely fenced lot: price
only S14 $3.50; immed. poss. WOODBRIDGE
REALTY CO.. 1881 r. l. ave. ne. NO.