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Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-17

Buddy Wrenn returned this
week to Wake Forest College.
Jimmie Elmore, who attended
East Carolina Teachers College
last year has obtained a ire s.
fer to State College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Tickel,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M Ticket, Mr..
and Mrs w, H. Ticket, Miss
Cornelia Smith and Sam Butler,
spent Sunday at Ocean View, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Robertson
and their children, Watts and
Susan, have returned from vaca-
tioning at Willoughby Beach and
Washington, D. c.
Mrs. l.. j. Meade left Friday
for Marseilles, Illinois, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Finley.
Finley was well known in Roa-
noke Rapids as the leader of the
High School band, and as sing
er. He was with the school I'M
til two years ago.
Mrs. Dawn Shearin Taylor
will leave today for Richmond,
Va, where she will be an at
tendant of Miss Glenda Pair
who will be married Saturday
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-17
Halifax WN5U Met
With Mrs. Dickens

Halifax - The Woman's Mss
ionary Society OF tie Methodist
Church Of Halifax met with Mrs.
]. A. Dickens as hostess Mon
day evening.
The meeting was called 10 Of
der by the president, Mrs. r. |.
ApplcWhite. Following the devn-
tionals and the usual business
session the meeting was turned
over to the program committee
with, Mrs. R. L. AppleWhi:e as
chairman. Those taking part on
the program were Mesdames
AppleWhite, T. E. Owens, and
Hattie Ferguson.
The hostess served refresh
ments to the members and visi-
tors present. The meeting then
adjourned to meet again in
October with Mrs. W. B. Pitt
man.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-17
Helen Piti,laan
Feted At Party

Halifax - Miss Helen Pittman
entertained a group of friends at
her home here Saturday after
noon on the occasion Of her sixth
birthday.
Games were played under the
supervisor of Mrs. Norwood Pitt
man. Later in the afternoon the
group gathered around the table
to cut the birthday cake, which
was lime-green with pink decora-
tons and candles.
Those at the party were Char
les Barnhill( Diana Barnhill,
Wayne Barnhill, Larry Pitt
man, Glenda Pittman, Helen
Webb, Faye Webb, Carolyn
Webb, Billy Wheeler, 5ea9l lie
Haskins, Randolph Haslins and
Bug" Haskins.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-17
Town T ak

Miss Myrium Ballard, and
fiance, Flake Stewart of Taylors-
vile, were the weekend guests
of Miss Jeanne Nicholson. My
rum is formerly Of this cry,
and attended the. Roanoke Ra
pids High Schools until her
sophomore year in 1917. She was
graduated from Taylorsville
High School in June of this year.
Miss Myrium Ballard and
Flake Stewart of Taylorsville
and Miss Jeanne Nicholson of
this city spent Sunday in Nor
folk, Va.
Priscilla Ticket, Adres Fisher,
and Joe Kidd will begin their
studies for this year at Richmond
Polytechnic Institute, in Rich
mond, Va, next week.
Jack Wren spent last week
end in Washington, D. c.
Thomas Clark, c. D. 'Dickie'
Clark, Jack Wrenn, Harry Wea-
theirs, Doc" Murphey, and
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-17
LII Glass Meets
With Mrs. Parker

George.-Mrs, Julia Parker
Edwards was hostess to the L.
L. L. class of the Woodland
Baptist Sunday school at her
home on Tuesday night.
Mrs. L. G. White was in
charge of the devotionals and
read the Hundredth Psalm. Mrs,
Frank Holoman led the group in
prayer.
Mrs. Mary Hill, class presiden3,
was in charge of the business
meeting. The class made definite
plans for Talent Night, which
the group will sponsor in Oct
ober in their drive for increased
membership and attendance.
Following the business scss,
ion, Mrs. Edwards served ice
cream, individual cakes with the
letters L. L. l.. on them and
sailed nuts.
Mrs. wilkins Wilder invited
the class to meet with her IN
October.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-17
Miss Harbour
Honored At art,

Miss Mango Martin honored
Miss Marie Harbour with de
lightful party on Wednesday.
Bridge was played at three
tables, with the high score prize
being won by Miss Lib Price
Hines. The honoree was remem-
bered with a gift also,
The home was lovely with
flowers in colorful arrangement
Guests enjoying this afternoon
of bridge with Miss Martin were
Mrs. Robert Summers, Miss Bet
ty Leathers, Mrs. William Neal,
Miss Elladean Lee, Miss GLADYS
Lee, Miss Ernestine Sn'th, Miss
Lib Price Hines, Miss Kathleen
Kidd, Miss Jackie Murray, Miss
Marie Harbour, bride-clect, and
Mrs. Sam Gregory of Scotland
Neck.
Miss Lillian Lee and Miss Ann
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-17
Deriih Morris
Feted On Birthday

Derith Morris, daughter of
Mrs. Lillian Morris, celebrated
her sixth birthday Wednesday
afternoon at the homq of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
H. Isles.
Various outdoors games were
enjoyed by the little folks until
refreShment time. The tradition
al ice cream, and cake were
enjoyed by the little folks until
retreshment time. The traditional
ice cream, and cake were serv-
ed with peanuts. mixed candies,
cookies and iced drinks from a
table placed on the lawn and
conferred with the birthday cake.
Colorful paper hats were given
as favors.
The guest of honor received
many lovely and useful gifts for
which she thanked each one pre-
ent.
Guest included Vickie and
Buster Bats, Becky Massey,
Judy Isles, Kay Isles, Ellen
Glenwood, Charlie and Billie
Birdsong, Elizabeth Ann Mat
thews, Dawn Crouch, Wayne
Outland, Howard Massey, Ann
and Johnny Whitehurst, Deane
and Charles Daniel, Roberta
Smith, Diane Neal, Lin d a
Daniel, George Roberts, Jr,,
10 10 Sullivan, Pat Steward,
Frank Waters; Mesdames Willis
Matthews, Agar Bats, Lester
Outland, J. B. Daniel, P. L.
Daniel, Hugh Wood and Russell
Birdsong.
Miss Lois Isles assisted Mrs,
Morris and Mrs. Lisles in en-
tertaining and serving.
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human interest items that make fdsci
No wonder nearly every fdmilY re
paper!
If q copy is not coming into your /
better have the carrier begin bringil
You'll find its news and feature pa
tist phone our Circulation Deportm
livery
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!. etUs OF Interest
10 Women
Call 326
Halifax PTA Has
First Meeting

Halifax - The HALIFAX Parent
Teachers Associated devoted
most \of its first meeting Of the
new year here Tuesday night
to the appointment of COMMITTEES
and the discussion of hiring a
public school music teacher.
Mrs. S. s. Norman, group pre-
sident called the meeting to
order, and the devotional was
given by Mrs. w, B. Pittman.
The following committees were
appointed: lunch room, Mrs.
Walter Farrior, chairman, Mrs.
F. W. M. White, Mrs. Norwood
Pittman, Mrs: r. H. Wright, and
Mrs. j. S, Pope; program COM
mittee, Mrs. F. H. Newsome,
chairman; publicity chairman,
Mrs. c. E. Shaw; character and
spiritual leader, Mrs. W, B. Pitt
man; visual aid committee, Mrs
Milton Read, Mrs. r. w. Mill
kin, Mrs. Quenton Gregory and
Mrs. w. r. Caudle; member
ship committee, Mrs. Henry
Harris, Mrs, V. A. Parks and
Mrs. Billy Page.
Following the business sess-
ion, refreshments of iced drinks
and open-face sandwiches were
served in the school blorl,roo,,,
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-17

guests with high score.
Mrs. Frank Kemp won club
prize and Mrs. F. G. Jarman won
guest prize.
Pie with ice cream, coffee and
nuts were enjoyed for refresh
mentS.
Flowers in lovely smarGe-
ment added their beauty.
The guests included Mrs.
Frank Williams, Mrs. Pclld!e-
ton Grizzard, Mrs. Frank Kemp,
Mrs. Fannie Hayes, Mrs. J NJ.
c. Covington, Mrs. WililoAl Nc
Chung, Mrs. Jesse Harrell, Ms.
7. B. White, Mrs. F. G. Jarman,
Mrs. Frank Hunter and Mis-
Ted Speight.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-17
Mrs. wilson Fetes
Contract Club

The first meeting of the We'd
nesday Contract Club for the fall
was held Wednesday, with Mrs.
Frank Wilson delightfully."- enter
tanning.
Twelve guests enjoyed several
PROFESSIONS Of contract from
eight until ten thirty
When the scores were added,
prizes We're given for club men,
Der holding high score and
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-17
Woodland Students
Return To College

Woodland = Students leaving
Woodland this week to enter
various colleges include Jane
Dickie, Peace Institute; GIVE
doyn Lassiter, Campbell College;
Bobby Holloman, W. R. Parker,
Jr., Edward Best, Raiford Fut-
rell, ana Bruce Lassiter, 49,. of
Potecasi, all to Wake Forest
College; and E. L. Timberlake
and Purivs Miles to Louisburg
College.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-17
Bussey-Dichens
Troth Announced,

Halifax - The following invita-
IT, s have been issued in Hall
and in Boone's Mill, Virginia.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Keith
Bussey request the honor of your
presence at the marriage of their
daughter. Gwendolyn, to Thomas
Seward Dickens. Jr., on Sunday,
the third of October, 1913, at five
O'Clock, Christian Ch ur c h,
Boon's Mill, Va.
Dickens is the so nof Mr.. and
Mrs, 7. S. Dickens of Halifax.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-17
Miss Jesse Helen Belche. a

Miss Jesse Helen BeIche, a
senior teacher at the Roanoke
Rapids High School, who has not
yet come here to begin her
classes, is expected to arrive
next week. Miss Belche has re
NAMED at her home in Rich
Square, N. c., due to the i'll
ness of her mother.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-17

/ Smith of Washington, u. c.,
came in for refreshments, cor
sisting of frozen fruit salad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-09
APIS. FURNISHED Cont

1924 18th ST. NV. Pennington Hotel
Gge. spacious apt. comp. furn.: Frigidaire:
ii utilities Hf employed Couple preferfsd;
newly S Tsek DECORATED, studio, kitchenette,
Dupont section; S23 and SIS per wk,
ao Is PARK RID: N.w.-complete, modern,
trance; all utilities included; $3.50 mo.
ia IRVING ST. N.w-lhk: ls... clean,
WARDMAN PARK VICINITY. 1882 Gar
feld n.w.-Double light housekeeping nm :,
1852 NEWTON Nw;-Attrac. rm;. re-
nned girls or couple; kit privils.: $40
j OR MEN, 1892. to share attrac. mod:
home with 2. other men; cow. located
ts r c and e1h n'e Ca. ffr o% 5s
s ssffn { uS IN ! n rL. N.wzBed1m.
4oa ADDISON RD.NLarge bedroom, com
bination kitchen-dinette and pantry on
SI8 ST. N.E.-Basement bedrm. apt,
sr suitable for 2 men; use of wash. mach;
500 mo. rs 18th st. s.w, phone AT.
IIi6 EYE ST SCI bedroom, kitchen
and private bath, completely furnished;
new EASEMENT APT. 2 rms, private
bath: working couple; S59 TR NJ 1888 81
TAYLOR ST. and Georgia ave. n.w1Sso'
H MEass fp pou BGT ROOM ana privilege Of
kitchen and entire homo oo prefer coupe Up
a-ROOM APT, private bath; good transp.
everything furn. for quiet married couple;
prefer employed; NV. section. AID. 59de.
PRIvATE-First floor: living room. bed
room. kitchen, dinette. bath two porehes
and fenced yard; completely furnished:
i RM., KIT. AND BATH, completely furn;;
the FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL; 900
95oth s. s. ny hxa5 Rates. ss'6o-sS'5o per
DEALE, MD, IS mi. D. c., is mi; Andrews
Field-Newly furn. year around apt. on
water front; lv.-bedrm. comb. mod. kit.
and bath; boat anchorage; $50 mo.
days. all Gay Sat. and Sun. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-09
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BEAUTIFULLY FURN. GEORGETOWN house;
2 bedrms., baths, large lily. .rm.. din. nm.
kit, maids Law, brick-waned garden ter
race; 800 mo; Gail no, 40. s.. 40
5.rm bunsa attic bsmt ciGS sS nm D0t GE
GEoRGETowN-For Sept and octeA
very desirable 3-bedrm. house; excel. To- 10,
eo Ho ss sss t 61 pH sos 4wN
TAX. PIX. N.W.-Ranch-type home on
m 5nn Ds gH s xish bed; full basement: faoO
sIio Glow ST. SILVER sPRING-com5
I ItyiS l., I. MILLER. ST. s5si. e 3. Il
4 AIR i e CoHD. Colonial cor. brick, Oh. Oh,
D. c., facing 3 SITS: Spick and span and
tile baths; 2 An: rms; q 80 i; g.. heat nest
Really RE- Try. Ne, $3.50. -
TAKOMA PARK, 273 Park ave- rms.
and l u baths, bedrms., oil INV h. SH
6075. VIM. R. THORoGOOD. DE. 03I7.
ALEXANDRIA, bedrms., liv. rm, din
mo- ~ 5?4S cail bet: s;so-5,;s s .,,: I'll
"a baths; owner to reserve bedrm; and
35ie PORTER ST. N.W.-Furnished Diet.
house, four bedrooms; S275 month. EN-
18th 18th & INGLEsIDE TERRACE NV. e.rm.
home, 2 porches, auto. heat, gar. over
c efIhs fs Rent, S15o. PLANT g. COR
DON INC 1874 Park I'd, CO. 0S37. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-09
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

BETHESDA, q new brick. center entrance
hall, Colonial, on 6ox136 lot: house con-
Stainless sssns ssssI doable bo~ sink in large
kit, stairs to full attic, full bsmt. with
outside entrance, side porch, attached an ga ga.
rage concrete driveway; TINS mouse i,s one rs
workmanship and materials than can be
found anywhere in Montg. County for
s2Is3S K RAR Ripee Re sa aa sss n WIS.,
BETHESDA-s13.ooO or offer will supply
you with very nice preTar masonry
filled bsmt. with Bryant gas a.-c. heating
plant; liv. rm., dining rm., spacious fuity
equipped kit. and bedrms., and tile bath.
pretty landscaped and fenced lot; cony; to
Naval Hospital and all other facilities:
cash res syp III ReARR 'a Res asy
sssS M Us. avn ssDc On 1Ss5. 7-room
red brick Colonial, across the stree l 1Ton
LIST f.. ige. lily. rm. with fireplace seheenso
liv. porch, din rm with corner s gspih lei,
de iuse k1t In ss cen bed hnd and baths
finished Bird f., rec rm., well-landscaped
yard. Priced very reasonable; Eyes cal al
NJ; Smith; VI Sfaa 77a5' ALLIED Hs Ma
BETHESDA AREA = CT approved pr brick
bungalow Ct five rooms, bath, fun bsss .
sssb M1f fs!if Ea' Quick P
773I; ewes, OV. 1904.
BETHESDA, MD.-We are proud to an
nounce that we have at last the oppor-
tunity to offer an unusual three-bedroom,
aIi-brick home in a very convenient loca-
ton Its very UNIQUE ARRANGEMENT Is 700
long to explain. Some Of its features are
4 master bedroom 12x15 with double ex,
posure windows, large closet space, and
a living room that is 12x22 wide, with q
knotty- pine paneled end section, bullt-in
bookcases and fireplace. All OF the above
is included in the very reasonable price Of
1900. Call US today for an appoint
ment to inspect this amazing home.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. 1904 Wisconsin ave-.
NORTH acknowledgements with 1st-
door bedroom and bath, unusually large
living room with fireplace. dining room.
kitchen and pantry; End floor has l large
bedroom and full bath, ample space for
additional bedroom; level, HANDICAPPED lot;
full basement; 2-car garage; ,5oO.
EDWARD c. HOLMEAD. Realtor, SH. 5000
SILVER sPRNG-2-story brick house;
by owner; lge corner lot: save money;
owner leaving town; oil heat. rms,
= sedrP O.. e ssas on End mr. 2l14 Dayton s
SILVER sPRING-4-bedroom brick home;
bedroom and bath on list a.. bedrooms
and bath On End d.: rec room, 2-car ga
rage; fine level lot; cow. 70 everytnlng
CRANE & HELAN. Realtors ST. 4eoo until
pm.
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHEp.

GEORGETOWN-Stud living room. Are
place, picture windows with spectacular
view of river. balcony, roof deck; recently
featured in local paper: bedrooms mod
ern kitchen: furnished If desired; profess
sional or artistic commercial use permitted;
$3.50. CH; 1886. -. g..
bath; suburbs; 500, utilities incl. dU.
1912. -
1916 PARK PL. N.W.-Large front nm,
Kitchen semibath; utilities furn.; employed
white couple; S55 a month. III
2-BEDRM. APT, recently decorated; bath.
iiv nm. with fireplace. din. nm, compl
block from bus; no pets: adults preferred
Call bet. 10 am. and 2 pm, SH. 1896.
1900 BLOCK 18th ST. NV rm., kit.
and bath apt S6s.5O per mo. Sorry no
children. GERALD REALTY CO., 412 9TH
st -
MASS. AVE. mr. Dupont Circle-Liv rm.,
bedrm.. bath, shower. retgr' $s5. Box
.340-R, Star ~
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

kENT YoUk HOUSE v # .a;f MoT9 2Su
M s3 suit gaas .n cs fs 1y need
room house mined; ,s75 to 500. M. sle-
mentary schools and transp. Refs. BOX
f Isdfjk .B SES1IRooM a,hath untqrnisss s.
sician and family. Excellent local refs
VIII pay S16o per month. Lease DESIRED
ARMY MAJOR and expectant wife need
pleasant home for well-mannerssd ed locke cocker
s unfurn.; pre- pref. Va. Up to s1s5 Fairfax
81 COL and wife Just retu snsen for 6a as,
1 81 sERs uh FAMILY, va diplomat wants 81
0 %sF sf gFn %a i4 ss5a of By g
COUPLE desires house in Sc. or ne. Call
At 59SS day fsS Fl nisht APT or house.
Sept ept''' L; excellent refs PL. s611: 60
BETHESDA, Chevy Chase or NV: z or
9 bedram unfurn. house; no small cnll ns
Cow. OFFICIAL wants s,bedrm; fur;
nished house. NV. section. ,6 Sept. Il; f 1900
q e14pe JAYS u Rr to $500 1892 Ea ss
night and Sunday, Gil. $685.. 10.
ARMY OFFICER, wife and n two mature lure
e coh MacA ADAM Re. 800, Ext. bs9s,
1905 90, Monday thru FRIDAY.
REGULAR ARMY COLONEL. wife and vet
eran SON wish or r+,s s-P }ln on nDt se1 81
Ist; maximum SIPS. Refs. EN-. 1887. 10
FIVE RESPONSIBLE young businessWomen
desire clean, furnished house Immediately;
references. EN-, 0707. 70,
COUPLE, daughter Ga. need small mouse.
furnished or unfurnished: reasonable rent
preferably Marietta, Fort slocum, Pet,
worth or Anacostis section eE' o.0i
s1sT LtINGToN-wanted, 2 or 3 bedroom
homes; clients waiting; pay up to Sioo
per month. Call MR.. LANlER' Broker
DESIRE TO RENT small house furnished;
up to 1928; in Arlington or s ny seetio my
furnished apartment in n W. section, $50 SO
month. TELEPHONE DE. 5000, Ext.
: TO BEDROOMS, unfurnished: in
west of Conn; ave. NV i1cal10n ,o hpS
proximately $500 per month. DE. Isoo'
10 to 4.
college graduates, desire house in Va, urn
or unfurn.; reasonable rent. Cali pc. Ur VIZ,
after M or write Box 367-R, Star. lo'
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COLoRED-CoRNER LARGE house. roomy
spts Or home s nm rsn mode
I CoIoREDMs-FAMTLY arranged br.. zoned
CONN.,, 2 kits, baths, oil h.-wh; quick h
a aoIokEpr GhSfSa2Hb AVE- NA Just of Fla
ave-This .well-built Groom row brick
| 8 bedrooms, 2 screened porches, gas heat,
e call Re- sa 1853 Til pm. aoIDsTEN
e 66nS; 1e2g L Il istR x sr. N.E-s0.drm
clean; can make good terms. GE. o426.
coLoRED BRooKLANp - outstand-
ssmidst s5 .h bed ITont .n y T rm
esii co, 1888 or RA. 1888 PECK 60,
a sSis sEie 5 20 18th and
room brick lot 4ox5o; hardwood hoors;
oil heat priced for ayisk n sale TO IN
s sun $3.50 pm. most Beautiful cor:
ner: consisting spacious rms; hard wood
ment, IA bath. gas, h.-w.h., garage; "a
block from Trinidad ave. ne; reasonable
RhfF5 F. M Fsss H2 81
COLORED-THIS Is WHAT you nave neen
gas h.-w.h., porches, basement, garage.
front and rear yard house Is in lex excellent
and terms: For Inspection sall MI: phaII,
2 Sosr. or H H3 S7 pEv G GoRp y1sh
CoIoRED-BUY THRU. sCOTT-vacant:
lovely Groom detached home in EXCLUSIVE
fP s Ss!df Sc s 90 Se ,es h ssd
eSo9Loo sa1l 18th AND ERAsk q
sst; rooms Kitchen sad bath ss :, on e lst
a. oil burner; c prise; s seyss Wo $3.50
EM s1W sEEek ii aff hss
ssE nost pTasd 70 f ss
NC Realtors. Zoos K st. NV. Ex. $3.50
cEopLoSRsEsDD-TRIN1DAD-s-story brick.
complete kt sns Bath o1 Nov fsnted as
sSqYa %E 4sd SEN1 ezss and
ecsoahoR Ri eGvSiFAMn SPECIAL. First
Of this aes s ne
e enM.S aS and meters and modern baths
s snd k'i MfncHEhL Oa aUfck, oWner
Naturalization near 18th and
Lawrence sts ne charming, compact
8-rm. Cape Cod bungalow; hardwood
doors, oil heat, attractive front porcn;
lot 5Ox12s. Priced reasonably low Ior
saisk sale ale To- Tel inspect call MR. s SIZE
t CaoEIDoREp-vAcANT, $1,000 down. row
brick: rms bath. Arcola heat; redec.
This house has exceptionally large rms.
and could be used as two.famhy mouse
70 help carry payments. CARL o. HoLao-
HMoaIEoREb-NE2R KINGMAN PARK
Al 900 down; easy terms; 436 10 st. ne;
modern house OF rooms, modern oath,
gas auto heat. Call Morris Cohen; OF
Milton Vinnick. with A. N. DRAlSNEk,
i4O4 L ct. NV, Ma. 8036. Home, GE
SGSogLoRED-sas EYE ST. N.E.-s1, 900
down, balance like rent; 8 rooms, bath
oil h'-E.h,, rear inclosed porch, full base
ment. CAN Milton Vinick. with a: Nd.
DRAISNER, 1404 L st NV, MA. 6O36.
COLORED-BROOKLAND
Bungalow, coy Diet. 5-rm. home with lse;
semiinished attic. hardwood Ms. wi
doors, front porch, long back yard with
flowers and shrubbery. gar. on 20-N.
alley; priced to sell MI. Douglas Sun.
anSAeves., ia. 1884.
John r. PINKETF, INC.
1902 n. J. Ave. NV. Du. 0707. 40
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HOUSES UhFURkIsHEp.

ATTRACTIVE, unfinished. new, 6-room
house in Silver Spring. Lovely yard, ter
race. gas heat; Sll25 per month to de-
s cnIoRE Bay RMS. AND BATH, semi.
detached. To inspect call DE; 1919; -l9
NEAR I4th AND EUCLID SITS: NW."s711GG
rooms, 2h baths; h.-w.h.; vacant, 500
per month. Apply in person only, to
10SEPI z BRUNO. INC, 9O3 III st. n W.
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PINEHURST CIRCLE

First presentation of this beautiful stone
and brick dream home; only yrs. old
immaculate cond.; spacious center hall
library and powder room. breakfast room
8 twin-size bedrms:, baths on End H..
recreation rm with fireplace. opens or
lot 7Ox26O with beautiful shade trees
Excellent financing; extraordinary value
at S35, 900. Call Mr.. Thornton, WA
1925, with FRANK s. PHILLIPS, D1. 14ll
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HOUSES EuRh. OR UhFURk.

BEAUTIFUL partly furpished home. in
piano; corner lot; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths;
walled garden; in exchange for small apt,
in high-class apt. building. up to Sd2o
DER mo TIE 1888. 10
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

MOVING AND HAULING by experienced
veterans careful handling. reasonable
rates: 24-hr: service: Ow. l:5l.
ewes. and Suns. ANACosT1A MOVERS.
E6ELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE co.
-Reas rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage ia. 1887; after pm, GE- 1916.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
t roc 0 Expert packing. Phone No. 0lo4.
uN1oN sT TfRks.,s co So 5NS Cd 1893
.eIviee tuEnitu5s p9yiag AND VI Raq dass
MOVING BY VET-Exper; help: every
piece wrapped and insured, ress; rates
furniture stored in individual compart-
ment for So per month. Reasonable rates
for additiona rs space. SAFETY ,SodaSS ' d
FURNITURE VAN, two expert movers; %
hour; every piece guaranteed against GAM
ase: also packing. Grating. AK. 6446:
MOVING by vET-Exper; help every
cal any time, Mr.. COOK, GIL 6137. -22
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HousEs EXCHANGED.

GOING TO TEXAs?-3-bedrm. brick .ir
best resi-. section Dallas to exchange' foi
Wash. MR.. MCCULLOUGH. days RE
5000, Ext. 1918; night, Sunday, Gil. 1927
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

LOVELY 2-BEDROOM apt. S5S.50, in
NV elevator building, in exchange for g
bedroom apt. more suitable for child
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