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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-19
DULUTH NEWS

Mr.. Eugene Watts, 915 East 9Th
St, was released from st. Luke's
hospital Thursday, Nov. 4, after q
weeks confinement there.
Mrs. w. r. Maupins, Jr- TIA
East 4th St, entertained at a
stork shower in honor of Mrs.
Joseph Waters, Wednesday, Nov.
3. Prizes for contests were won by
Mrs. Marion McClinton and Mrs.
Mae Carson. Those present were:
MeSdames Eugene Watts, David
McHenry, George w. Dozier,
David MINIS, George Pincham,
Wanda Lee Brown, Mae Carson,
Marion McClinton, Zillah Waters,
and Miss Audrey Josephs. Those
who sent gifts, but were unable TO
attend were the MeSdames: Ed
ward Nichols, James Hughes,
Charles Wiley, Ann Albright,
Jean Wright and Lorraine Jack
son.
Mrs. Horace Brown and dauKh-
ter, LaRue, Of st. Paul, spent a
few days visiting her mother, Mrs.
David McHenry, TIA E. 4th St
They returned home Friday,
Nov. 5.
Visitors at the St Marks Anne.
church Sunday, Nov. Z, were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Taylor of St
Peters church, Minneapolis, and
Mrs. Gertrude Smith of Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Sidonia Black entertained
the Social Nine" club Friday,
Nov. 5.
Miss Patsy Hickman Of Chicago
spent the past weekend visiting
her grandfather, Mr.. Ed. Hickman
of Lyndale Road.
Mr.. w. r. MaupinS entertained
at a birthday dinner at his home,
Friday, Nov. IL. Those present
were MeSsrs. and Mesdames G. W.
Dozier, Aaron Brown, George
Adams, Ed. Nichols, w. F. Mau-
pins, the Mesdames Joseph Wat
ers, Sidonia Black, Ann Albright,
Jean Wright, Zillah Waters, and
Messrs. Wallace Rodney and Rob-
ert Daniels.
Mrs. Carl Robinson entertained
the Jolly Eight" bridge club Sat
urday, Nov. -. Those present
were Mesdames George Adams,
Aaron Brown, George Dozier, w.
B. Richardson, W. F. Maupins,
Jr., Zillah Waters and Anna
Glenn. Club prizes were won by
MeSdames Aaron Brown and W.
F. MaupinS, Jr., first prizes, and
Mesdames George Adams and G.
w. Dozier, consolation prizes. Mrs.
Anna Lee Glenn was the guest
Mrs. J. d. MObley, Mrs. SidOnia
Black and Walter Keith motored
to the Twin Cities Saturday, Nov.
10, returning to the city the next
day.
Mr.. Charles Wiley mOtOred with
Mr.. James Hughes on a weekend
visit Friday, Nov. S, to the Twin
Cities.
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Six Howard u. Medical
Students Receive Awards

Six Howard University medi-
cal school students have been
awarded Jesse Smith Noyes
Foundation scholarship awards
ranging in amounts from $500 to
$1,000, according to DR.. Joseph
L. johnson, dean Of the college
Of medicine.
Recipients Of these awards are:
Ambrose Clement sophomore,
Cincinnati, Ohio, $500; Lionel
Desbordes, sophomore, New Or
leans, La, $1,000; Miss Mavis
Holiness, sophomore, Jamaica,
British West Indies, $500; Neville
Achong, junior, Trinidad, Brit
ish West Indies, $3.50; Lloyd Jor-
sling, junior, Trinidad, B.WL,
$3.50; and Miss Pearl Romeo, SEN
ior, Bronx, N. Y, $500.
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ZION BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS

Sunday service was a spirit filled one.
Our hearts did burn while Rev Bolts
spoke 70 US. His sermon was based on
the subject, We Must Learn Of God.
with a text taken from Matthew II n
30 Take my yoke upon you and
learn of Me; am meek and lowly In
heart; and We shall find rest unto your
soul" The Gospel Chorus and the
Junior Choir furnished the music.
Visitors at the morning service were
Mr. Ben SingleteTry, Mrs. B. NJ
Stamps, Mr.. Jacob Goldsmith, and FL
lie Z. Bellfield.
A Sunday School birthday party was
held at 4 O'Clock pm. At the 8 O'Clock
service. Mr.. While B. Hale was pre-
scented In a recital sponsored by the
BTU of Zion Baptist Church. 1t was
well attended. He was very good. Misc
Colleen Moore who was also very good
played an instrumental solo. Mr.. Hale
Is q student at McPhan School of Mus
ic. Miss Moore Is q student Of MIS-
Esther Roach.
Don't forget the sick and the prayer
service every Wednesday night. There
Will be q teachers meeting at
o'clock pm. You are always welcome
to Zion. Mrs. L. Seaton. reporter, Rev,
H. W. Bolts. pastor.
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ST. JAMES CHURCH NEWS

What Time Is It2" was the subject
OF Rev. William E Guys message; the
text, ST. Matthew 25l-l3. Both Senior
and Gospel choirs sang for the morn
ing service, the gospel choir was very
ably assisted by Mrs. Clara DAVIS, Mr.
Harry Ballard and Mrs. r. Whitmore
all members of Pilgrim Baptist church
and Pilgrim Gospel Choir Mrs. Vir-
glnia Jackson united with the church
on confession of faith.
Rev. II. c. Boyd, pastor of St. Peter
A.ME. church, Minneapolis. and his
Senior choir brought the Communion
message at 800 pm. Rev. Boyd spoke
from the ninth chapter of Hebrews
18th verse. Other ministers assisting
REV. Guy in the service were: Rev E
h Ihomas, Rev. L. Coleman and Rev
Ashford. Minneapolis churches were
wen represented on the Boards as well
as in the congregation. Because of the
serious illness of Rev. Guys aunt and
his having to leave the city immedi-
ately after the service, the QUARTERLY
conference was postponed.
Rev. and MIS-. B. N. Moore and the
following delegates were elected al the
church conference to attend the An
nual dinner of the ST. Paul Council Of
Churches: Mrs. Eva Neal. Mrs. Lester
z. Boyd, Mr.. J. L. Smith, Miss Patricia
Foster and Mrs. Alberta Murray.
Regular worship service Sunday.
November 81, at II am, with Rev. B
n. Moore bringing the message. Both
Gospel and Senior choirs will sing
Visitors are invited and welcome al
any service of the day. - Bertha l,
King. Reporter.
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MASON CITY,
IOWA, NEWS
BY MRS. RUBY E. MACER
GOO so JACKSON

The Rev. E. Gladstone Scott
preached the evening and morn
ing services at the st. Johns Bap-
fist church.
The SIS, Forum at St. Johns
Baptist church at pm, with Mrs
Mary Ewing, vice president, pre-
siding. Mrs. +. Ray and Mrs. M.
Ewing gave the lessons from
Union Memorial church. Visitors
at the forum were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Shuler, Rev. and Mrs. f.
Gladstone Scott, Wayne Solomon,
Leon Burnett and Mrs. Matte
Dunn.
The Class Leaders Circle will
present a musical at Union Me-
mortal Methodist church on Dec.
2, at 8:l5 pm.
Mrs. James Austin has re-
ceived word of the death of her
uncle who had suffered a heart
attack.
The Rev. r. c. COttman is con.
Quoting a series Of meetings in
Davenport, Iowa.
Mrs. Gladys Jimenez received
word her son, David Stewart, is
much improved in Kansas City,
Mo.
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AMERICAN MAGAZINE
FEATURES SPAULDNG

Under the title of What Amer
lea Means to Me-" Charles c.
Spaulding, president of the North
Carolina Mutual Life Insurance
Company, tells an inspirational
story Of success which will be
featured in the forthcoming De-
cember issue Of the American
Magazine.
From his humble beginning as
the son of a slave, Mr.. Spaulding
has risen to the head Of a life in
surance company that has $l3l,
100000 worth Of insurance in
force, and a bank that has $5,000,-
900 in resources.
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BOOK REVIEWER
HH~-N

Book Lovers club No. | and II
will have a joint open meeting
at 8 o'clock at Halle Q. Brown
House Tuesday, Nov. %. A social
meeting and a book review will
be held.
Guest speaker for the meeting
will be Mrs. Donald Bacon, who
reviewed John Loves Mary" last
year, and this year will review
Many Years Ago"
Refreshments will be served at
the meeting. Mrs. Margaret Young
is the new advisor for the groups.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST, PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Nov "a. Ruth Mae Johnson, 4O6 Dale
St; Nov. IS. J. T. Claibourne, 72l St
Anthony Ave. Mrs. Mary Perry. 967
st. Anthony Ave; Leroy Gardener.
375 St Anthony Ave; Nov %. Mrs
Jean Waters. $50 N Avon. Mrs Cecilia
Lewis. 222 Rondo Ave; Alexander b
Jordan, 662 St Anthony Ave; Nov 81
Harold Brown, Jr. 405 St Anthony
Ave. Geneva Wesley. CTS Iglehart
Ave. Nov. 90. Michael Ed, Hill. SIT W
Central Ave: Mrs. J L. James. 300
Carroll Ave; Nov. 30. Arthur v. Hall,
727 ROndo Ave, Fl. {. Jones. 1922 Rom
do Ave. r. S Harris. AS Kent St;
Dec. l. Mrs. Mary Braugner. 739 Rom
do Ave. Dec 2 E Selma Johnson. 4O6
N. Dale St: Blanche Leroy, 55l Car
roll Ave.
Out-of-town: Robert II. Williams,
Manhattan. Kans.
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DISTRICT COURT
Fourth Judicial District


State of Minnesota
County of Hennepin
SUMMONS
Florence C. Kearns. Plaintiff
vs..
Thomas H. KearnS. Defendant
The State OF Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the Complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action.
a copy of which Complaint is hereto
annexed and herewith served upon
you. and to serve a copy of your
answer to the said Complaint upon the
subscribers at their Office. 7Ol New
York Life Building, Hennepin County
Minnesota. within thirty 30) days
after the service of this Summons up
on you, exclusive Of the day Of such
service. and II you fail to answer the
said Complaint within the time afore-
said, plaintiff Will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded In said Com
plant
Hall. Smith. EnkeI & Hedlund
Attorneys for Plaintiff
70l New York Life Building
Minneapolis 2. Minnesota.
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Homecoming Held at
Camphor Methodist

Sunday, November IA, Mt
Olivet Baptist church held its an
nual Homecoming affair at the
church, Mackubin and W. Cen
trail.
Greetings from the auXillaries
of the church were given, and
groups working to raise money
reported $605 raised. Mrs. Naomi
Smith was crowned Queen Of the
Homecoming, for being the group
leader reporting the largest
amount of money. Mrs. Dorothy
Massey was her close follow up.
The purpose Of the Homecom-
ing is to bring together members
and friends Of the church for an
annual fellowship.
Among the visitors present
were: The Revs. Floyd Massey,
Jr. and Joseph Turner; B. NJ.
Moore; J. W. Pate Of Minneapo-
lis; Milton williams; Rev. and
Mrs. z. G.. Harris Of Zion Bap-
fist church. and Mrs. Lydia
Brown.
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PnGRIM RAPT1sr cHuRcH NEWS

PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
On last Sunday. Rev Floyd Massey
spoke from the topic, The Cody In
huence." HIS text was found in Sam
uel ISL. And Samuel died and all the
ISTaelites LImented him" The people
worried over Samuels death because
he ha6 Lived a life which reflected
Gods light. In early youth. middle
age, and old age Samuel progressed
in rejecting Goodness. In old age
when he could well have become en-
Uttered when the people retired him.
he became more helpful than ever.
God Is anxious to reveal Himself to
US at any age level we Will allow
Him.
The children's story was entitled
The Little Red Hen"
Mrs. GusSie Brown Joined church
on her Christian Experience and Miss
Edna Stone, candidate for Baptism.
The visitors: Mr.. VIM. Banes. Union
Baptist Church, Minneapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Maxwell, st. refers A.M.E.,
Minneapolis. Mrs. Henry lam, End
Baptist Church. Washington, Ind, and
Mrs. G. Brown, Union baptist Church,
East Orange. N. J.
The evening worship hour was in
charge of the Young Peoples Usher
Board with W. X. Hammond of the
Halne q. Brown as guest speaker
Publicity Committee.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

wish to use this method to thank
my many friends for their thoughtful
kindness to me during my recent ILL
ness. Special thanks are extended the
workers, steWardesses in
all of the churches for their letters,
donations and kind words.
wish to extend special thanks also
to faithful Sister Mary Hickey of ST.
James Church. St Paul whom despite
her age journeyed to Minneapolis to
give me a word of cheer and encour-
agement.
Mrs. Grace Berry,
946 Bryant Ave. No.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

A nice attendance at the morning
service heard Rev. J. S. Tate speak
from the subject, when God Steps
In" The congregation was honored
by . host Of visitors.
Next Sunday morning. Nov. 81, Rev.
Tate will preach from the Book Of the
Revelations, speaking on final Judg-
ment, using as his subject, "A Clarion
Call"
Bethesda's Baby Contest will close
with q well planned program under
the direction Of Mrs. Rosalind Glanton.
DR.. W. D. Brown win be guest speaker
at the 400 pm. hour.
Rev. Tate will discuss the "UnforgiV-
able Sim" disappearing against the
Holy Ghost.
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REH0BOrB CHURcH OF CHRIST

We are still pressing on to mark of
the high calling IN Christ Jesus at
RehObOlh.
Monday night was a feast of fat
things. We were hOnored with a visit
rom Elder A. Lawrence of St. Paul
Who Is our uIstrICt Elder. lie was the
guest speaker, and truly our hearts
we're made to TeJOlCe as ne eXpounued
the gospel
We we're glad to have Elder A. Rob
Inson and vile OF the True Apostolic
Ass, mbIy. Minneapolis, and Elaer At
k.nsOn and family from 81. Paul. also
The other visiting friends from the
Twin Cities.
The rest of the week will be devoted
to a solemn assembly to the Lord
We COvCt your pTayeTs.-C. h. Park
eT. Pastor. and Grace Simmons, Re-
porter.
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IN MEMORIAM

In cherished memory of our de-
voted and loving father and husband,
who entered the life more abundant"
November Is, 1915.
Mrs. Jessie Shannon, wife
Maxine and Theodore,
daughter and sOn-in-laW.
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RITES ARE HELD
FOR MARY HARRIS

Mrs. Mary Harris, age 80, 1856
Fourth Ave. So, died Monday,
November Is. Mrs. Harris, who
came here from Wisconsin, has
resided with Mrs. Cora Taylor,
1865 Fourth Ave So, for the past
seven years.
She is survived by two nieceS,
Mrs. Cora Taylor and Mrs, Esther
Brown; three nephews; Spencer
ShiverS, Bob Shivers of St Paul,
and Alga Shivers OF Wisconsin,
and many great grandchildren
and great-nephews.
The funeral was held Wednes-
day, November II, at Woodland
Funeral Chapel, with Rev. Wal
ter Thomas officiating. The in
terment was at Lakewood Gene
terry.
Woodland Funeral Home was in
charge Of the arrangements.
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STATE BAPTISTS HOLD
QUARTERLY MEETING

The Minnesota State Baptist
Association held its quarterly
board meeting at the Pilgrim
Rest Baptist church in Minneapo-
lis Wednesday, November II.
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SIOUX FALLS
NEWS

BY MINERVA BRIDGEWATER
Minerva Bridgewater,
638 N. Minnesota Avenue
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Robert Burns Anniversary
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SUBURBAN sALE-yIRcINIA.

WESTOvER--In. this very.much jim de-
ping, we nave this 5-rm.. home for sale
m is + 4o seeess ses come ssnf t. iad hss oEsl E IS
co. 2116 Wilson blvd Gil. or OK. 27s4
DANDY BRICK BuNG.. Arl.. va bed
rms, bath, Iiv.-din. nm. and kit; down;
2 rms. up: copper plumbing, oil heat;
gTssso !nnss RHssessIsss RYa $3.50. from owner PRICE
s5as ssi sAa asDs aSD sss sgE oil s.s e
fa saSssRsn ss sseasTs ssEs
a6vRfY G5 az40i COLONIAL in . beautiful section; M
contains every comfort and every con.
s a. and ss5 ps5S Of ypE PaU os Pssfa
Reaitor. Ma. 1879: after $50. EN-. $685..
sn.5so r.nass sS.cK BUN AL gs,5 sts'a
s.s wss come g s'ts ss a RGY Y eo ees'
Isopr M.fn blEs FsosH sE e anf 2H fdr wooded
abogt sao sM N mis- bsyo1a. Falls aalz CHURCH;
frame bungalow in good condition; full
bsmt.. storm windows. screens, Venetian
blinds gas Hosnser Fsnss FSaars
SIS South 10Th St. Arlington, Va. s.
6 ROOMS, 1k baths, gas hot water heater,
basement; fully furnished: barn, poultry
houses, large lot. in town of Herndon' Va.
rms. and dinette cottage; bath, gas
range, circulating heater: h-acre near
town Of Vienna, Va. Price, $1,000: S1,7o0
down; S61 per mo. on balance.
lot, 76x1S6, near stores. buses: 10 miles
from DC. Price $10.5o0;,
y 4;rm bungalow pelss" ess" sssn' as5e' in town
S-rm., 2-story frame dwelling In Vienna,
Va Price, $3.50. RAY BARNEY & SON.
Vienna, Va Vienna 21S.
Evening star., 1948-01-03
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. b
3,
LOTS FOR SALE tcon,, J

BEVERLY HILLS-Chotce wooded lot, 60
convenient school, churches, transp.; ST.
600 cash. No brokers. OWNER. TIE. 4576.
BUILDERs-one blk. from Mass. ave-. Is
,ots street and all utilities to property;
81 900. terms or release clause. YELLOTT
Y GO, Real Estate. exclusive asents. NA.
SILVER SPRING. large lots. overlooking
golf course. one block from grade school
sash snd Daea HE Pask MsYLaNp y RR AZ
CO.. 1884 colesville rd. sH. 510O. %
JUST OFF WESTERN AVE. on uplsnd
fSGS kSGsDsfH Gi sg Sudins lsss site sss
ssoo ssS E. Efsg ;sTsr cI@g HEoSsa "a 's5s
SEVERAL CHOICE LoTs-can Sligo s7oo.
MoEpNsfooNToN MESoMEoNNsfoN AVE- REAaTS Nd lots sox1ss
S. ss?s ss$S SSSn hsat Ell ~ do g. 9s
Yss rs efEHps: ZIG fosrss,z sz?l blocks to p. c: in
school and sSTs sass
TaHIEh EoT WirH ss sEwER HE sSD sST'w WATER in Ia
soss sSnss prss ssn ooS s. USED Ca. fpf si
CORNER 18TH sf. NV, Shepherd Park
Also beautiful inside lots. 5o-1QQ IT,
frontage; any desired depth; price, $500
Up. SHAPIRO, INC, ME. 1717, Ia. 1911.
CALIFORNIA ST, west of 24th-over v
of an acre, on grade; side and rear alleys:
may sell in frontages Of SO or SO Il. Owner
will consider trade. l.. w. GRooMES
FIVE HoMESITES just of Marlboro pike.
4 mi. D. c. line, Forestville area; cleared
level lots with water. electric, telephone
and city delivery service; suitable for
small homes; priced at $500 es. on terms,
AT. 6227. C. D. MURPHY, Realtor, 14ol
TWo TWo ACREs-sUITLAND, Fine high tract
Of land with water available; suitable for
small homes. sanatorium or club: PRICED
PLY. Realtor, I4Ol 25th st. Sc. y
TWO LOTS, Soft. front each: Central
ave. and 5oth st. me- suitable apis. NE.
coIoREp-s csEGi LoTs-25xlo7. near 47th
and Blaine 4 St ns; presd @ for quick na sale. as
oS1S ~
Evening star., 1948-01-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

conn. AVE. above Dupont CIRCLE 200
small shop Or professional efhees;. $3.50
eoRAS e. ~ HILL " CO.. 9'si 7io JACKSON b. NV NV.
USED. CAR LOT AVAILABLE, close-in No.
busy highway: dLss l s54 Or Elk. 1895. -
SHOP, rear OF 927 g st. n.w.-Suitahle
RSs!nsss 1%os or stoTass alley entrance. WASH
Ideal property for many types businesses
such as antiques, dress, etc: The bldg. is
H tion tefs' to Be used used commereially there are are
Fly St sNSTH9 e. "a S@ss NJ
Chase Ice Palace Bldg. Only established,
responsible tenant considered Brokers
P5essctsd KAss e REAtT9 6So &C. ! EN- 500 400
space in 4-story dreproof bldg, elevator
door @ ' load; excel: for s automobile agency ss
ofss SSs space slsrss kss
REALTY CO., EN-. 500.
1868 U ST. N;W.-Two excel bldgs
which are presently connected. Can be
nss sa 0Ss 81
space. 143s is a 2-story structure con
tanning approx; 1000 50. IT; OF floor
ss. both and 'ess nsye ssng sss 0s1 s1s
wholesalers, distributors. LODGES, fraternaI
orders, schools. banks, building and loan
assn. ONCE space, etc Brokers protected
KAss REALTY Co. EN-. S100
MODERN 2-STALL SERVICE STATION,
yr. old: on U. s. No. /, 2 mi west OF
Laurel Md; will be for, lease to eflcient
operator about jan. 18th. averaging bet
ter than 10000 gals. per mo. Call Mr.
18th AND RvING-lst floor. 8 rooms
and bath; a. ideal Ter fer ofice or r,s sadle shSp;
Evening star., 1948-01-03
LOTS FOR SALE.

LYON vILLAGE-Home site, 80 # wide,
5SsP SS YKHsssi KHss 'fSS aS9h 'isi ia7lar 'yR 3
ai!iassoa sIlS e Hxs fH essS; ssSssch for @ss
sses ossF 1sspp e MILES rans asta M Elan to yoa2
where you can enicy these panoramic
views. Own one to 90 acres lof is, Only
IA cents to cents per 50. y. with easy Easy
5. G. Drive through Rockville. ga miles
dral; a &" corner @ lot iarae sn6ush to srse.
s'tsIY so ss 'las g. 81 sRFaY aaPE1fY e Co.. NA 1858
WOODED LOT, 7szso: in t.;. colssbEook, re- r,
water. gas and electricity in; only ST. .75o
fssh sssIsoPs Gs :s5@' Pa ave. A ss A. ssa
9E @oA g. caa llS@ MAKE THE NEW YEAR
with this is1sss 10. n Agftss-
For For further details cali WA. 1857 after
{ IaNHAM nT. pARk-Beautttul lots. 1oOxi7o
service, train and bus connections, build
ers' attention invited. Bladensours I'd
to Peace Gross, out Defense Defense hishysay 81 =,
5fSce on left side of Defense highway.
until dsrk. THOMAS F. dALLEY' phone
HyaitSyiIls ole1 or unlon 81 1asTTEsTIos.
IS lots. ready to build: sewer and. water
in T lots. zoned commercial, suitable toi
stores; remaining lots zoned for apis
Southern ave. In Greater WASHINGTON
Heights. Call Mrs. Kadow. with JAMES
l.. DIXON & CO.. 1929 18th st. NV.
EX 5T6o; ewes, OIL. s072, exclusive
S9oO-Big 70xs5 lot, one block Of
Annapolis road, paved street, city watel
and gas, lovely section; priced below thu
msTksss G4Y uN s4S9 Mpappsox .nys1ms sox4s.
It.; Ashland subdivision; $500 each
DU. 77S4 for information. %
Evening star., 1948-01-03
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

SOpONbAN SAkE-hhAN kANO.
HIGH BRIDGE rms. and bath; ami,
f0na mile from W @
bus at door. FORD E. MORGAN, 81,
$1,000, $1,000 Cash, $50 PER MONTH
stairway to foored attic. big front porch,
the lean years. WALcRoFT q PARKS.
1902 Perry St. Mt. Rainier, Nd. uN.
3400 till 8 pm.
BUNGALOW, Cottage city. Md:-s1 600 90
"'siua; BuneaioW, eS1 vi White House Heights. No.
$3.50 down. priced at $4,000. approx sS9
VT 5-rm. n1ii house, brentwood. Md-s1 900
approx. s56 per month. -.
wood. Sct" Mdmss,a5o. osss: ss5oo down. APPROX.
S71 per month, Call MI. Sebra or Miss
1dom .ys UN Mf a5ae hsiojsr Gox & Nd: Co. NC s414
NEW YEAR REsOLUTIONS--I resolve to
discontinue being a rent slave. I will give
my family a home of their very, own,
where they live in security y,esa.nns and hag
check this list of homes. o.,
Camp Springs area-b-rm. brick, fun
bsmt., expansion attic; 1 acre of cleared
suitland area-5-rm. Cape Cod. full
bsmt.; u acre: very reas. priced; will take
CT contract.
Temple Hills masonry homes on good
lots. One can be handled G1: priced under
1000.
Suitland area-9 rms arranged as 2
compl. apts.; 2 baths and 2-car det. gar.
Substantial cash; nr. good stores. schools
and transp.
Marshall Hall. Md lge. rms. and 2
acres OF cleared land in orchard; nice vine
yard; Just ~ miles from Marshall Hall
Priced at $4,000; substantial cash down
payment. c. D. MURPHY, Realtor. 1401
| 25th st. s.e., AT. 1927. ID
! COLORED-SILVER SPRING-Beautiful
| home in the suburbs; 2-story, detached
cedar-s -shingle; bedrms.. large living rm.,
huge kitchen with breakfast nook, 2 In
| closed porches, full basement: large, lovely
| lot; only S5,750. Drive by 9125 Brooke
vile I'd, or call SH. GAO. WOODS!DE
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