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Milford chronicle., 1948-07-23

Jane Eliot, English poet who died
in 1905, is known for a single bal
lad, "The Flowers ofthe Forest p
which she wrote on a wager with
her poet brother.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-23
CHURCHES In MILFORD
THE AVENUE METHODIST
CHURCH
"Ths House Of Habbiness'

The H0use Of HaBBiNesg
REF. FRANK HERs0N. D. D.. MiHistef
SUNDAY, JULY Is
GAS a. m.-Session of the Church
School. Wilson A. SOckrider, Gen
eral superintendent. Missionary
Sunday. Our opportunity to help
the younger churches.
11:0O a. m.-Morning Worship
and Sermon. Summer Sunday ser
vice. The minister will preach.
Subject, sThe Keys Of the King
dom. Mrs. A. G. Davidson will be
at the console of the Hall MemOr-
iaI organ. You viii enjoy this hour
with us. Thomas F. Faix will offer
one Of his lovely solos as a special
number.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-23

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
"The Church on the Plaza"
Rzv. JOHN NJ. DRCHANT. MiBi5ier
SUNDAY. JULY Is
9:45 a. Sunday School.
Glasses for everyone.
1900 a. m.-MOrning Worship.
Sermon Topic elmer Compul-
sion, The True Seat of Authority"
Text, Luke 1921.
There will be no church services
during the month of August. The
church will be closed for redeCO-
rating.
$3.50 p. m.-YOuth Meetings.
Sunday School will be held each
Sunday at 9:45 A. M:
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12
More About missing"
Husband

We mentioned last week that
Sheriff Fleming had a letter from
a woman in Texas signing her
name Mrs. Bobbie Ratliff, say
ing that she married Dexall Rat
lift, of Isom, in 1914 and that he
had left her some time ago, and
that she had heard that he was
killed at San Antonio, and ask
ing the sheriff to contact Rat
lifts parents and inquire if they
had heard anything of him.
It develops that Dexall Ratliff
now resides in this county not
far from Nickel's Gap.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12
D. Curry, OF NORTON,
DIES SATURDAY

Dahar Curry, prominent Norton
merchant, and owner Of the
Clintwood D. Curry clothing stor,
died at his home Saturday night
Of a heart attack.
He was born in Syria IS years
ago, and came to the United
States in 1899 and to Norton in
1910. At Norton he started a mer
camille business which has grown
to ten stores now operating at
various towns in Southwest Vir-
ginia.
Burial was in Laurel Grove
Cemetery Tuesday evening.
The Curry store here was clos
d Monday and Tuesday as mark
of respect to the owner
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12
PA WAS OUT, TOO

A little humor was injected in
to the proceedings in trial justice
court here last Saturday, causing
the spectators, by a small boy
called to testify in case from
Clinchco in which woman was
charged with shooting into
neighbours house the previous Sat
urday night.
1t appeared from the evidence
that there was much merriment
at the home of the defendant that
night, with music and dancing.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12
Snowfall Heavy
In County But
None Here

The greater part of Virginia
was blanketed with heavy
snow fall Monday night, but,
strange to say, little, if any snow
fell along the north side of Dick
enson county. Snow was reported
to have fallen to depth of five
inches on Hazel mountain, on the
Dickenson-Russell line, and two
to three inches around Darwin,
but there was no snow from
ClintWood to beyond Pound Riv
err.
Norfolk was reported to be
literally showed under. Schools
were closed there and in many
counties down the state.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12

The boy said that he was out
here and there until about mid
night when he went to the afore
said home to take part in the
merrymaking and that he stayed
until about 3 in the morning and
that the defendant was not away
from the house during that time.
Counsel on one side or h e
other inquired of the boy if his
father was not worried by him
being out that late. The boy ans
wered soberly, IsHe was out,
too"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12
MRS. MARY STANLEY
DIES WEDNESDAY
AT DARWIN

Mrs. Mary Stanley, about rs,
wife of Josephus Stanley of near
Darwin, died Wednesday, main
ly of old age and complications.
Burial will be at the Hibbitts
Gap graveyard Friday.
Mrs. Stanley was a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hop Dotson, early
settlers on Cranes Nest. She was
born and grew up in that section
and lived her entire life around
Darwin.
She is survived by the hus-
band and by the following sons:
Sam, Erwin, Dewey and Carson
Stanley.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12
LOCAL BOY WITH TROOP
CARRIER GROUP

Pfc. David E. Beverly, son Of
Walter R. Beverly, ClintWood,
has been assigned to the 313th
troop carrier group at Bergstrom
Field, Austin, Texas.
Pfc. Beverly, a recent gradu-
ate of the airplane and engine
school, Kessler Field, Miss, will
assist in the repair and mainten-
ance of aircraft assigned to the
group.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12
Paul L. Fleming Newest
Man On Kingsport
Police Force
(From Kingsport Times)

(From Kingsport Times)
The newest member of the
Kingspoft police department, and
probably the best looking, is Is
year-old Paul L. Fleming, who
has been with the force since
mid-December.
A World War IL veteran and
graduate of the Clintwood, Va,
high school, Fleming was added
to the force when Patrolman
Henry w. Hoover resigned. Be-
fore taking up police work, and
since discharge from the navy,
he was employed at the Circle
Service Station.
During the war, Fleming spent
three years in the navy and re-
ceived several citations for mer-
itorious srvice. He is married and
has two children, and is a broth
er of Harold Fleming, who for
merly was member of the po-
lice force.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12
A CORRECTION

We have been asked to make
the following corrections of our
account of the death of c. c.
Turner, a former resident of this
county, who died few days ago
at Kingsport:
He was a son of the late John
F. Turner and Phoebe Smith
Turner, instead of Jackson Turn
er.
And the widow was a daugh-
ter of the late Elder Stephen A.
and Mary Thornbury MCGOWAN,
of Lonza.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12
HAYNES OFFERS MCCLURE =
FOLKS THE BEST IN SLAVES
AND SHAMPOOS

According to announcement,
Landon Haynes, formerly with
the Victor Hanover barber shop
here, has opened a brand new
shop of his own at Mcclure and
bids for the patronage of the
people of that section.
Landon was raised on Pine
Creek, was good soldier in
World War II and a good barber,
and we hope he will have the
best of luck in his venture for
himself.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12
Republicans Back
S. II. Sutherland
For Congress

Republicans of Dickinson coun
ty met in mass meeting at the
court house Saturday afternoon
for the purpose of electing a new
county organization and to Sc
lect delegates to the Republican
convention to be held at Bristol
on March goth, to name candi-
date for congress.
S. H. Sutherland was elected
permanent chairman and accept
ed the honor in a speech of some
length.
Dallas Mullins was elected
county chairman and Allen Stan
ley secretary of the county CON-
mittee.
On motion, the delegates were
instructed to present the name of
S. H. Sutherland as a candidate
for congress and to vote as a un-
it for his nomination as long as
his name remains before the con
vention.
The names of delegates follow:
DELEGATES - Kermit Ken
nedy, Roland E. Chase, Dallas
Mullins, Fred Fletcher, Pat Bise,
Acie Bise, J. C. Hillman, Jettie
Baker, J. w. Bise, c. S Colley,
Bob Baker, c. G.. French, Icen
Silcox, Bana Willis, Vernon Van
over, G.. Mark French, w. NJ. Nc
Fall, A. L. Kiser, Charles Ar
rington, Howard Long, Kline
Powers, John Kennedy, Tessie
Kennedy, Burl Short, T. J. Hill
man, Grace Short, Anvil Deei,
Oshie Fleming, Weldon Vanover,
Cora Couch, Estil Willis, w. B.
Trivitt, Ferdie S. Beverly. A. M.
Phipps.
ALTERNATES- Nelson Rich
ardson, Charlie Davis, Mrs. Ar
vii Deel,, A. E. Stanley, leila
heeeee ETAOIN SHRDLU 1890.
Stanley, Willie Yates, Cub Chill
dress, Hairless Yates, Willie Sal
yers, D. F. Kennedy, Cowan
Smith, Swim Rose, T. H. Kenne-
dy, E. c. Mullins, Maston Rose.
E. M. Powers, Scottie Powers,
Alonzo Couch, Mrs. Estil Willis,
Eivens Tiller, Lundy Duty, Mrs.
Kline Powers, M. P. Colley, E. J.
Rose, Tandy Rose, Elva Rose, p.
M. Hawkins, Grady Baker, c. c.
Long, Luke Bowman, A. H. VIII
lis, Luther Rose, Sam Hibbitts,
Tollie Davis, Fred Noel Fletcher.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12
Haysi Patrons
Favor Bond
Issue
(Contributed)

More than 800 patrons OF the
Haysi area assembled there on
Thursday night, Feb. 5, in the
interest of a proposed high and
elementary school for the Willis
and Sandick districts.
Supt. James NJ. Skeen discuss
ed at great length the many prob
lens in connection with the pro-
gram at this time, and his esti-
mate OF the proposed costs of a
completely equipped building to
accommodate all pupils in the area
was none too large after the cur
rent prices of materials and la
Dor were taken into considera-
ton. AS it was pointed out the
various estimates made by the
superintendent were based on cur
rent building costs in other coun
ties throughout the state now
carrying out school building pro-
grams.
At the present time school
buildings costs in the state aver
age approximately $4,000 per
room. This estimate includes cor
ridors, plumbing and heating,
principals office. Other facilities
required in all high school build
ings by the state department Of
education include an auditorium
with suitable stage and seating
facilities; clinic room with spec
ial fixtures and equipment; Ii
brary with all necessary equip
ment; SPECIAL rooms for shop,
homemakng classes and music
and art rooms; well equipped
cafeteria and gymnasium with
showers and dressing room. These
facilities will double the cost of
the ordinary building on per
room cost basis.
A great number of citizens at
the meeting spoke favorably for
the building program at this
time regardless of extremely
high costs. 1t was pointed out
that the program at this time,
with values greatly inflated,
would probably in the long run
not cost taxpayers more than if
the construction of the buildings
for the three high school centers
was postponed until such time
when materials were cheaper
but money less plentiful.
A meeting of high school prin-
cipals and other interested citi-
zens has already been held this
week and an estimate made of
the number of rooms and other
facilities needed at Haysi, Clint
(Turn to back pagel
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12
PRINCIPAL OFFICIATES IN
MARRIAGE AT BEARPEN
SCHOOL

Cecil Newberry, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Willie Newberry of Isom,
was married to Miss Juanita sen
ter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierce Senter, in the room of the
principal and by the principal,
Hampton Osborne, in the pres
ence of the pupils on Feb. 2.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12

Zed Fleming, of the Foxtown
section, was in today to renew
his subscription for another year.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12

Ersel Johnson, Of Freezing was
a business visitor here Monday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12

The Herald. $l.25 a Year
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-02-12

Mrs. Geneva Swindall called
at the Herald office Wednesday
to renew her subscription for an
other year.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
HOUSES WANTED TO sUY
90a 7th st. NV. AD. 1859:


~ HAVE CASH gyTshsfss' e. fSr h9mes and
n.S. ms n We are n now eeisDsstins I' our sesih
eHRiysTsaIs; w WISH TO BUY A NICE HomE-Wul
consider any nice section. Have ali cash
No agents. BOX 312-B. Star. a
DO YOU WANT ME TO TELL YOU how
S SSf1 f. aSssis 3Sf 81 Broker: Me- 4sSo
sRi BRANCH r. MANAGER of lr.. national con.
Germ yin pay $4,000 more or le'ss; for for
es1l ss%0,asn an 'Be1xoS;' ST. N 7soo, sHi EvsnIsss;
WouIp vs. fats LIKE ehEfke1e Reasonably priced 6fiek
ss sSHss in tHss 'ist1SRf RFsse 4H
HONE assa q aNp Rv iNcSMr ss5s PROPERTIES wanted
Several asld buyers F TsitinE' Isaa WALDO HARRIS
s ftsF sFsss s e ! ssss sis;;: 7
K&Y sSRsE ~ ssSS 'rs r :! bu ssSs ooo
you want it, and the price you want to
Gv wspnn t9 sst'ts Co. YOU b. cs s54s. s' MARSHALL
Tiwc HOUR sEkvICE.f will pay you
cash for your house in any section, in any
Re- Si wS a9i mani m
il NV; win osy all cash. cali THoMP:
sGHA sSGPTAtHEp AR Soin ibnR1ck--bedrm. house di.
rect from owner: vic. Chevy Chase Cir; o.
Ns5s nre R.pS sox
q PltsfNs ssfs siYapSM HoMHs s' sfssi cash
BUYERS in urgent need Of immediate hous-
ins; can pay up to 10000 and viii suar. .
Lucas Co. 1906 II st. NV" NA. ss45
ven %s hxsh fssninfs READY Snt,l cRsR BUYERS
tTom h4m.s $1,000 q to $50. 900, II You are IN:
IN selling We VIII be sad 70 osn ge
ion as to ID. market value Of your house
backed up by our AZ years Of continuonIs: Is
e. efssts sos ifFs1es nr shSEsoa NA ass
fvi1aniria an iraRPahfp RPii Pc Ro PAY CASH for .
.ssos : as''i hobart s ssS s''7E sfssr
WE HAVE Cash BUYERS for brick home,
81 saAPIRo. alTii INC INe. NJ NJ: III. IA. 75ii.
3-bedrm home With 1stcfoor lsyatS.y az or y ans =;
American University Park, in an unre.
strieted location; will pay up to $40;
99e 9R Re.ss .W1ekhksHAM' ss MI Ka' R22sY 2k FOO xs
Sc, white or colored: and Md. COX q
CO., DI. 4254, RE. 1888.
SO YEARS SERVICE to local property
owners guarantees results; List your prop
.rty with VIM H SAUNDERS CO, INC:
Realtors since 1857: l51a K st.; DI 19l5
DO YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION? List
viii pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
# pRoMPT ATTENTION 70 the sale Of
your nome. business or investment Drop
PHRIHs. Realtor. sos North Capitol. ma
$3.50 frss sppssisaln, Assuits since y ls,a ~
ored Any ses.ion; any eonditicsnss. ssss. Mr..
WILL PAY CASH for houses, white OF
colored. any condition or section. DE.
cHARIxs .. 0UNN has clients ysittas
e Pesshsss a:1s: - u Y AZ, ssssg,ss1c gsc ss wan
oUICK rs IAE NAME. Quick Is The setio1
free apprais.ls: MITCHELL QUICK; Dl
sSi XII cNsn Az TA, ToH Y1ooun HOME in . hurry
ciients waiting gMON a CONRAD. INC,
1924 K st. NV, ST. o15S; res. IA. 45ee.
Evening star., 1948-05-25

COLORED--e1OO BLOCK N ST. NV
5se eGa eall Mr. rmf aARis eiHh DE- as'ins iPso
ce5oSI1oREp-aeoe { BLOCK 1st ST. M
ca. Mr. Il aAsSs sits ba 5g iisc ffsf CO. hts
coLoKED-suY WITH CONFIDENCE
6 2Sble n11 Dsv With t0rnsiS nnaHSss Hss 'sRsi sEsT7
so ef2sr ftas heus. s:nrlHf ssl z zG ne 1H ssss
coLoRE6 ATTENTION TON, i Fessonasly sSs sI3H
porham smals n0Sf With 0isa,M LEO n. sRYANT Z CO,
1909 7th st. NV, AID. 1868, AID. 4s6 1856.
CoLoRED-ATTENTIoN, sELLERs-Lo-
Gated on Benning rd. The only direct
to Sed e s5oTns
to $50. for the convenience Of the many
home seekers who Pass i this way 4. List y your Z
eoLoREp MfTM coNFIPLXeL
LANdsToM REALTY CO, 24la Bennlns
cso,L6osiEDnBtY C, 6lssiEDB WITH coNF1DENCES4A
house you don't see advertised may De the
os suY TY S2nsY co 9th opsn ySu5 DTSasn sSsnnrs %
to $50 2419 BenninE I'd. ne. -25
CoLoRED-FLoRIDA AVE, Just OF North
Capitol st.-Lovely brick home, rms;
WALSH INC, si5 18th St NV. Dl: 7S57.
coLoRED-cHURcH, beautiful, best NV.
suit J. a: uPsHUR; nsn 1a4s v st, NV. No.
eohokES-s1x esisj sEfs 81 4sIs Room BR1ck-sath
sSHSarS1srS ss$;s SHa1aRa sasaII yT GoMf als 20
rent the other; down payment s., 500;
FARB, TR. 9345-RE. 5000. is
GoLoRED-INyEsT THROUGH Victory
1qilt-in g sarsIse. sIs PRICED for quick sale
6af AfR oS blk smd ssS down st payment am'
coIoREDMBGY wfTH CONFIDENCE =
Iis srS sRanY sHaia co Sh oDsa
;s5ssSs % ssa rS.sF ssss: e1sf!i
LANasToN REALTY ZEAL CO, s4ls senn,ns
coIoRED e. RED 1877 1871 KALoRAMA RID: -
and s bedrms.; full bsmt. with front and
rear entr, oil h.-w.h.; ideal for Ice. fam:
lily or rooming house; close 70 stores and
SrI e. 81 SssS ss .issr ). NJ Asars
COLOHED-WE HAVE SEVEkAk HOMES
you can buy. with small down payments
E1ss. las4 { ku. St sess' av Suite 400 d. sSol
Sh.: possession with deed: S.. 900 down
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, 1905 Good Hope
rd. Sc, TR. 440O, VI. 1915 .
COLOKED-1?I5-1s-61 -63-6S 25th ST,
NM brick houses. zone commercial
Call MR.. COLEMAN Sun. at AID. 5534
coiokEp.lsss coikSsfi g. sts sSIt 81 Nw.-s lovely
large rooms, mi; price reasonable. $500
down, possession guaranteed. Call Mr.
COLEMAN, Sun. AID. 1884: wk.. DI 1851 .
C0LORED-BuY WITH CONFIDENCE
J. Dibble Davis, formerly with James z.
Scott now with LANGsToN REALTY CO.,
a4l9 Benning rd. ne. TR. s693. after
cesoSn...-:SfaG5isGALow.v esS..: Ne. seea condition.
81 saLSetSssos Isl S5ss 81 sfs e.. ,or.iS ;..
rms, ami: price reasonable; 5000 down;
possession guaranteed. Call MR.. COLE
MAN. Sun. At AID. 5534, wk. at DI. 1851.
COLORED-18th AND CORCORAN SITS.
N.W.-Lovely brick home, rms. bath,
h.-w.h.; beautiful section; possession
Priced risht. DIENER- EHRLICH d Co,
sG sGLSsnp Siah eyes 81 dE' isiI sTs-.,or; ss sos
s.st a9.fs nisss nsi
down. MAURICE Kay, 1910 Vernon,
CoIoRED-sEHiDET. Bricks ise
rms, 2 apts; End ar. rents $50: price.
Slltoo. Call Mr. sheehan. EA. 1852
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Spring Valley.

ss7.5oo; a lovely isrre home on beau
tiful lot in the heart Of this desirable sec
tion; brick; center hall. living rm. 15x30,
delightful screened porch, dining rm. with
charming woodland view. spacious library
with fireplace, lavatory. pantry and kitch-
with privacy on 2nd floor 2 large family
rms and bath on. 3rd floor; especially
large paneled recreation rM.,. gas heat; g
spect. call JAMES 3. SCHWAB. OR. $500;
after Pm, call Wo. 140s or 81. 2S55
Evening star., 1948-05-25
SUBURBAN sALF-MARYlAND.

SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlAko.
beaut. acre Of ground, ioc in Holiyvood
5 min. driS. to naval orananes % Las: a.:
sa. 81 !. on, 81 ca sEss sa fGs 1913 suf t
pm. DENNY 4 PRICE Realtors. rs
BETHESDA.
Lars. ccIens.l ss home, nr. main shopping
Lovely e-rm. brick. nr. Naval hospital,
s19,500.
SILVER SPRING.
Colonial brick, excellent location: S1b,eSo.
Four -bedrm. home, nr. every eonv.;
TAKOMA PARK.
Five and SIX rm. homes. from s1o,boo -
Risss I'd. .xtended-one- fourth acre
n,os' e 4. o. sA T. at White osts: $3.50. '"''
WORTHINGTON REALTY.
s4s7 Georsia ave. 81. $500. II no answer.
call sH. 1913
University Park Estate.
todas and see .ea for % yours. $ n IS. a oSf Ud
standing buy in the entire Wash. area; q
drsan s et f% With sre.ssst fsafed noos s Is fuS
End H., paneled den; fun bsmt.: perfectly
ARRANGED With bath and outside entr.;
til dark. Drive out Mich. ave to Queens
Chapel r.: ,,s continue On Queens CHAPEL
SIMON & FRANK CO.,
Exclusive sales agents.
1904 Ga, SH, SS6Y, -ZT
Evening star., 1948-05-25

TODAY'S BEST BUY-New modern det
brick home; trades accepted: in nearby de-
sireabie Brightwood area; $15,750;, center
hall plan; 8 lge, rms. l bath. fun osmt
SIS, $50, side hall plan; 6 lEe; rms. y
baths, 1st-d. powder rm... full bsmt.' gas
heat: 81 900. bal. like rent.
S22 $50, side and center hall plan;
lxe. rms. ga baths. 1st-h, powder rrn.
ultramodern kit and bath: full bsn1t., sa'
heat; S4. 900 to $4,000 down. mo-. pay
ments arranged. To see today call IA
TODAY's SPECIAL (bunsaIows).
Are you one of the many people lookins
for a bunsalow? We have several In n "
and Nd, Priced from S11,5O0 to Sic. 500
ToDAY's REALTY CO.. RA, $685. OF
Evening star., 1948-05-25
IN HIILANDALE,

Close By new Naval Research Ia6oratory
bedroom and bath on 1st door; oeosoom.
md bath, 2nd door: situated on l acre o.
beautffuly Iandscaped ground; sxesp
tionai buy 1t S19.100;.
CRANE & HELAN.
L. 1000 until Q Pm.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Investments for Veterans.

group Of 4-family buildings now rent
ing for $50 for each apt. These units
have fn1 ame
and income. Brick construction; living
rm., bedrm, kitchen, dinette and bath in
each apt. Priced at S22,950 up with
veterans approved loan of $4,000. For
full particulars, call
REITZEIL, DI 21Qn -29
Evening star., 1948-05-25
PETWORTH-S1495O

20-ft. row brick. gas heat. large
screened-in porches, sarge; in excellent
condition; restricted. For further in
formation. call Mr.. LATONA, Ma. 1897;
ewes. EN- 1924. -2S
Evening star., 1948-05-25

4-FAMILY FLATS.
Located near wisconsin ave. and Harrison
ST. nv.-Each apartment has living room
bedroom, ,kitchenette, bath and screened
Call Mr.. Bramham, DI. 4704. with
BETHEL, DI. 3100.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.

s-BEDRM. BRICK BUNGALOW, Bradbury
Heights: Md; h.-w.h. full bsmt.: nice !ot'
al bSsSss Ssas s'' Re-. s:s: rev. Vi
sm.FAMnY Fl BRICK. only 2 yrs. old 8
built for 2 families; substantial cash pay
sS. e.. .Dp ao eo S5D s5ss saS or af sssi
e1faMif2 pfGK G9 BRICK DUPLEX, s2.s5o down.
Near Ga. ave. and Quincy sts. n.E:,-bldg
is in sood cond; has oil heat. First;fioSr aS
Fuii basement with 2-car buiit-in garage
ssTs sSps :1@' sTs. 'aaA be & ssE.nsfd sLANRf sa
Press. INC. 1924 K st. NV. -2s
Sls,5OO; BETHEsDA-Brick, slate roof:
8 rms, . baths, brick garage; built IN
1892 stoy. and nnod ees e efs
3 sr' MEs. 1Iss. vi. SSn0' 5ss5! s'''ea 70 ''l
I3,85O-New semidet. brick. rms, 2
sfti sNRIpoS ssEsHFsd Fwt a4lc y 'D''' terms sR
5000 DoWN will buy desirable semidet.
brick home, near Sheraton, Theater; CON con
s,ni st oor as f8 b.drm,. % m and f siea bssh sRd
sssss.; sse. fsi, Clean. 1'm WoeDssrpE RRAITY ST.
$3.50, Is QUICK poss., 2s1 Cromwell ter.
neLIcomft 6.rm % rev IL brick; nsL =, 5 G I'm
AMELIA T. WOOD, Ex. 4113; ewes, vi.
sIsa,sso-HlLLcREsT-Beautiful detached
Colonial brick, built at the right time.
Large living room with fireplace. dining
room, modern kitchen, three bedrooms and
bath on second floor, full basement par
titioned for recreation room. oil heat, COP.
per plumbing, Detached garage and large
porch A real value. To inspect this most
desirable home and location call Ruark,
VI 642s, with BEITzELL, DI. 300. -25
NEAR BOILING FIELD. $14,75o: semidet;
brick; spac rms, . b.: oak mrs, slate
roof, gas heat, large, high ceilings, base
ment with front entrance may be con-
verted to aptD. Close to bus: shopping
center and schools. LIST trust $4,000 at
40. Be sure and see this.
Another s st. Sc. semidet: brick. rms,
beaut tiled bath. gas a.-c. heat. hne pan,
eled recreation rm.; lot 3S IT. vide. CAL
MR. SCHAEFER, AID. 1886. Ewes. and
sun. DU. 1000, Ext. 621.
THESE HOMES are priced for immed. sale.
PetYprth; s13,5oo buys this det. mod
ern home; small down payment.
Eastern ave. ne; S13,950, splendid ouy'
semidet. brick in excel. cond.
o3rd st. Sc; S10.500, small cash pay.
ment; semidet. brick. l year old,
Chevy Chase, D. C.; Sl7,600; owner
wants offer on this semidet. brick. To
Evening star., 1948-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.
WESLEY HEIGHTS,

1st. time offered; det brick resid.;. on
bedrms and baths on end. a., plus
com. I'm. 3rd A; spacious liv. rm., din. rm. :;
kit, breakfast rm., den. and beautiful
rm "a bath; excel. oil &C. heating system
and det. gear garage Phone Mrs. Keat-
ins, MI $500; ewes, ov. b215 with
John R. de Sibour & Co.,
Evening star., 1948-05-25

Colored-Brookland; $1,000
81 800 down, detached 6 rooms. bath. Sleep
ing porch, very deep lot; priced for immed
sale.
LEO M. BRYANT & co.
Evening star., 1948-05-25

GEORGETOWN.
Semidet. brick house good cond.,. located
near the university. There are 3 bedrms.,
bsmt., porch, small garden: Shown after
6 pm by appt. Priced S16.500.
TOWN REALTY co.
Hn 1858 Exclusive AGENTS -26
Evening star., 1948-05-25
VETERANS!

GI-approved 7-yr.-old brick: 4-family
fiats, conveniently located. Each nat con-
tains living room. bedrm., kitchen. di-
nette. tiled bath and basement. Gross in
come of 1896 per mo. Live. in one,
collect on the other three. Small amount
ton, call Mr.. Payne, MI. 1850, Ext. GIL,
Evening star., 1948-05-25
BETHEL, DI. 31O0.
Just Off Macarthur Blvd.

JUSG OII MdCATIIlUT bIVU.
Det. home center-hall plan, brick const.,
iocated l square OF the blvd; and within
blocks Of bus earins and dsis elementary
free Of trafic and nice environment. 8
bright, comfortable rms: 3 bedrms. tiled
bath, liv. rm. about 22x13. side porch,
scaped lot. Price. Sl7.5OO. Possession
June 90. Fairly sub. cash payment req.
Call Mr.. Latimer. ewes. EN-. O770.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
13S 18th St Realtors DI $3.50