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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-04-28
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The Supreme Court left many

The Supreme Court left many
questions unanswered, but it is
clear that religious education
as provided by the Champaign
County Board of Education
and by schools operating I'M
der similar plans violates the
Constitution.
The Court said that "this is
not separation of Church and
State"
The following conclusions
seem to be warranted:
CD A Board of Education
may not permit religious edu-
cation classes to be taught in
the school buildings during the
time when school is in session
or when the building is being
used for school purposes.
GU A School Board may
not release pupils from their
educational pursuits on condi-
ton that they attend classes
in religious education in lieu of
attendance in the public
schools.
60 A School Board may
not help to provide pupils for
religious education classes in
any manner whatsoever, or
take any active part through
it's teachers or superintendent
in the supervision.
(4) The decision does not
prohibit the teaching of factual
information of the history and
tenets of religious bodies in the
regular curriculum.
81 The constitutionality
of Section 6-43 of the School
Code, giving school boards the
power to grant the temporary
use of school buildings, when
not occupied by schools for re-
ligious meetings and Sunday
Schools, was not passed upon
by the Court.
1t is the opinion of this office
that all school districts which
are cooperating with groups
promoting religious education
in such manner as to come in
conflict with principles an
nounced above, should cause
such activities to be discontinue
ed. Every day of continuation
of classes along these lines con-
stitutes violation of the law.
The schools of Illinois should
exhibit the highest example of
obedience to and compliance
with the law of our State and
Nation.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-04-28
ZION YOUTH FELLOWSHIP

CONTINUED from Page y
Joy, missionary for the Hills of
Kentucky. If you remember
her testimony last year you will
want to come back and hear
more of her wonderful exper-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-04-28

Musical Numbers
LORDS DAY MORNING
SERVICE, MAY 2, 1948
PROFESSIONAL - "The
Church's One Foundation"
by Wesley.
CHOIR AUTHENTICATE $50
"Praise Ye the Lord" by
Cesar Franck.
HYMN-ANTHEM - "In the
Hour of Trial. by Spencer
Lane.
MIXED QUARTET = when
My Soul Reaches Home" by
Fithian.
Miss Erma Reynolds, Soprano
Mrs. Ralph Phil, Contralto
P. A. Pennington, Tenor
Theodore Neave, Base
COMMUNION MUSIC by the
Mifflin Trio; Charles Kessler
at the Organ.
PROFESSIONAL - Beneath
the Cross of Jesus" by Ma
ker.
REGULAR WEEKLY CHOIR
REHEARSAL - Thursday
evening in College Chapel at
1880 p. m.
P. A. Pennington,
Conductor.
-. Charles L. Kessler
Organist
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-27
Joint Hostesses
Entertain At Bridge

Enfield-Mrs. A. c. Nichols
and Mrs. J. X. Newton enter
tanned at bridge on Thursday
evening at the Nichols home on
Burnette Avenue. The home
was beautifully decorated with
pointsettias, candles and green
cry, carrying out the Christmas
out the Christmas motif.
At the close of the game, Mrs.
Max Meyer, Sr., was awarded
the high score prize, and Mrs.
L. c. Marshall and Mrs. J. G.
Hofler received the bingo prizes.
A sweet course was served to
The following guests: Mesdames
Harold Burrows, J. W. Hofler,
R. w. Baugham, Leon Madrey,
Max Meyer, ST., Otto Meyer, w.
B. Burchette, Sidney Randolph,
L. c. Marshall D. B. Barnes and
Miss Sallie Dickens.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-27
Ward i-Ailen
Wedding
Reception

Following the Ward-Allen we'd
ding Saturday evening of last
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Ross
Allen, parents of the bride, en-
tertained at a wedding reception
at the Woman's Club House on
jackson Street.
Guests were greeted at the
door by DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Jar
man and presented to the re-
celving line, which was compos-
ed of the hosts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Ward, Sr. of Raleigh,
parents of the bridegroom, tn e
bride and bridegroom and the
wedding party, by DR.. and Mrs.
Crocker Maddrey, Mr., and
Mrs. Tom White presided at the
guest register and Mrs. M. F.
White directed guests to h e
punch table. Mrs. Frank Junt-
er poured punch and Mrs. k
Rochelle cut the cake. Assist
ing in serving bridal ices, indivi-
dual cakes, nuts and mints were
Miss Jan Ray White and Miss
Ann Murphey. Goodhyes were
said to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Taylor.
The club house was beautiful
ly decorated, carrying out the
bridal colors of green and
white. On the mantle were love
ly arrangements of white gladio-
las and pom poms on each end
with long white tapers burning
in seven branched candlelabra in
the center. The brides table
was covered with a cut work
white cloth and centered with
the wedding cake flanked by
lighted white tapers in silver
holders.
Around $50 guests allied dur
ing the evening.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-27

The engagement OF MISS Al
berta Swain of Williamson to
Mr.. Henry x. Elliott of Durham
was announced on Monday
night, December 20, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Swain,
parents of the bride-elet. Mrs.
T. M. Britain presented a pro-
gram of Christmas readings and
Mr.. Gordon Reed, baritone, of
Duke University, sang ct h e
Holy City" and selected carols,
Formal announcement of the
engagement was made through
a mok telegram delivered by
Masters Henry Handy and Billy
Carstarphen at the conclusion of
the program. Mrs. j. w. Watts,
Miss Swain's hildhood Sunday
Shool teacher, read the an
nounement.
Mr.. Elliott gave his bride-to-
be a orsage of red and white
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-27
Hospital Staff
Feted At Party

The annual Christmas party
for the entire Roanoke Rapids
Hospital staff, nurses and pa
tlents was held Thursday even
ing around beautifully lighted
Christmas tree, at the nurses
home.
T. ]. Afford, in the absence Of
Santa Claus, started distributing
the gifts at 500 and at 1000 he
was still giving them out.
Everyond received sew
eral gifts each. One of the doc
tors gave each nurse pair of
nylons; another doctor gave
each one a book of theatre tick
cts; one gave a hundred dollars.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-27
Nurses To Hold
Annual Christmas
Dance Tuesday

The annual formal Christmas
dance of the Roanoke Rapids
Hospital Nurses VIII be held Dec
ember 28 from 9:3; until 100 at
the Nurses home.
Alger Bats and his orchestra
will play.
Mrs. Sally Taylor will be hos
tess with the chaperones.
Special guests invited are Mr..
and Mrs. Howerton Gowen, Mr..
and Mrs. F. c. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. E. w Fortune, William
Mr. and Mrs. x. F.
Adams, Mr. and Mrs. H, S. 10y,
Mr. and Mrs. L. D Hines, Ma
yor and Mrs. w, Bernard Ais
brook, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wrenn
Mr. and Mrs. ]. E MCGEE, Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Berkstresser,
DR. and Mrs. R. P. Beckwith,
DR.. and Mrs. F. C Jarman, DR.
and Mrs. j. NJ Covington, DR.
and Mrs. NJ. S. Broun, Dr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Cutchin, Jr, DR. and
Mrs. William Farley, DR.. and
Mrs. W. D. Hall, DR. and Mrs
NJ c. Maddrey, Dr.. and Mrs.
E. Cotter Murray, Dr.. and Mrs
T. ]. Taylor, DR.. and Mrs. Ba-
hnson Weather, Dr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Parker from Seaboard, and
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Robertson
from Jackson.
All the nurses and their guests
are invited.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-27
Rosemary Methodist
Church Holds Party

The Rosemary Methodist
church had their Christmas pro-
gram Thursday night.
The first part of program was
worship service with scripture
read by Mickey Tickel. Mar
garet Shell gave the invocation
and Josephine Garner and AL
ton Shell recited Christmas
poems.
The Junior boys and girls
sang 20 little town of Bethle-
hem and the primary group
sang "Silent Night.
Seven boys and girls recited
1.-The Christmas story, and
Judy Copeland gave the poem,
The Bells.
The beginners sang Away in
a manger" and Butch Hudson
lead in the prayer that closed
the first part of the programe.
The second part was devoted
to the tree and Santa. Frances
Johnson played white Christ
mas" on the piano, Billy Mas
sey sang Where Santa Visits"
and Brenda Massey sang THE
Dolls verse. Kitty Garner re-
cited Santa Claus" and Betsy
Ann Starke sang Here comes
Santa Claus. Gail Bradshaw
sang Santa is coming to town"
followed by Angel Costen recit-
ing the might before Chris t.
mas.
Santa then distributed his
gifts to all the children.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-27

and Ruth Norton. Out Of town
guests for the OCCASION were
Miss Louise Elliott and Mr.
Gordon Reed of Durham, Mr.
and Mrs. M. B. Daniels of Plea.
santville, N. j., and Mrs. F. E.
Bum, Jr. of Greensboro.
Miss Swain, a graduate Of the
Woman's College, U.N.C., is.
now member of the music ia.
ulty of the Roanoke Rapids
Elliott is attending the School of
Junior-Senior High Shool. Mr.
Electrical Engineering of Duke
University. The wedding will
take place in the summer.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-27
TOWN TALK

James Stevens, owner of
David's Clothing Store, gave a
Christmas dinner Tuesday for
MS employees at Hatcher's Res
.aurant. with chicken dinner for
all followed by an informal en-
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-27

Mr. and Mrs, Orven Dowd and
son, Edward, of Greenville were
the guests of Miss Viola Glover
recently.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-27

Mrs. Hilda Finch, Ashlv Smith
Braxton Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Smith left Christmas Eve
to spend the holidays with Rev.
DenisS W. Davis of Plymouth,
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Garner left
Friday evening to spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Gamers mother,
Mrs. M. E. Partin.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. tcen.,

nOOSsS TUX SAls-S.e. tS0nt.l.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 70 SIS 18th st.; va
sio4ss ios Fgi si7so ga down rn GsR rR Sih xeE
HOME WITH INCOME, By owner; 8 sepa-
Dts Ess .Hd srnsSs ssssnd % Es
is6sfs FaeM hsss eMNEsanarsxs aes 81 Field
east gate IN stories, brick; 8 rms; LIST
tiled bath. full bsmt.. oil a.-c. heat; Ice.
porch; la-acre lot with shade trees. For
e PkSTibEscE aS9if fs sP
excellent corner row-brick home, rms,
gas h.wh.. full bsmt. with toilet facilities:
Mr., .Panor. PoLYzIos REAL Estate CO, CO.
s0i4 sS. 9 st: sss at Conn. ave. NV, AID. I'LL;
s:5o soUTHERN AVE Sc. tous Ala
ave ye.)-corner brick. semidet., rooms,
sTns sGss eoT Tasaas saaDrRs, RsFFrIn HR
sesi ssi :.ssl sa,h ST. sCns sEssick rooms semi
0il s;,e. heat Owner ssvinx city: teS Below lSs;
sos % ArLANTie nseS ST. sysi ST. " Conc 1ssa at, o1e,
2-5 p.m.-Brick, semidet., s lse. rms, full
bsmt.' rec. rm- partially fin.: oil &C. heat;
excel, cond. Reduced to S10,5OO; cash.
pERs. rR. 1888: a'Vf. eves' VI. $3.50 OF SAN
1927 10 ist ST. Sc. cong. Hts-Detached
s9s9se. lsssala:sN sStsh SCOTT saf
ash: sh.. new cond.. lox 40xio0; reduced to
s5fsSo IA; evts terms rs 1850 SCOTT SANDERS TR.
5e6 10th ST. S;E.-6 rms, semidet., brick;
sea- 60 In h,wh; below market at .95o only
lis m ofASGE SS sEes ST. "a sG Gese Cons. Hts-pr,ck
semidet., 6 rms. . baths; can be used as
nese sese apg. GEens ss or n now occupied com
6ons Rsrfs scoT itefn SDERs SHa
81 oREN SSsit sUNpxY, fysi y! vs. o9sS 800
ten; can Mr. o'coNNoR. fs IA. ots oosa 5asPfs "a.
coS2!y siH5 Home HEoksfi sf5.s5o: owner has de-
veloped this small detached brk. home into
a. real eaa little show PLACE it is within blk
ing ing I'm: rm with fireplace: dining rm., kit,
ans t5Sn the and bas at on DoEas ans oo M
Y1TsSt. lnspsst Syn, s,,sa call Wo. 557s. BURR 4
f2Th BfTfEk sssftHFf sfk THis De aNE t4a4 rms baths,
, house; house in perfect condition; slate Aste
lated; many other features; oil INV !;
oWMag sosnSiPly pTicsd; aso substantial cash. Cali
sI1s 81 s,,S., 8 ST: Sc; Bradbury Heights-cony
to Suitland and Andrews Field. Nearly
new 5-rm. brick bung.. I'm. stairway to
M lge; unfin. attic. Can be made into 2 lse.
Full bsmt,, gas &C. heat. concrete front
tske your house IN trade a is' MAx MILLER. II Efs
SEaR Sq2 LII ahssAMA st; 81 aTD TR I5eS pfSs
Prewar built, semidet,, brk.-6 rms, IN
5atrs; pat 81 &air.cend; gas ht;; deer. lot; Price,
sss Gooa acps Mar Ta Sc dIs TR 440o: VI: 5s7e:
lavatory on 1st fl. Air-cond gas ht.. full
bsmt concrete front porch; lge. level lot.
Z biks: of Alabama ave; Sc, Bradbury
ALMOST NEW-semidet. 5-rm and bath
brick-Large living rm., dining rm. and
Kit; on 1st. f.; range and refrfeerator. >
bedrooms, full tile bath, on End A.; full
basement, gas auto. heat; good transp. A
6arssin bar for $$S;s96; Terms: DEWEY NJ
FREEMAN, 3214 Branch ave. s:e HI
1900. Open Sunday. 10 to 4 --2S
Evening star., 1948-07-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. tce,,.
MICHIGAN PARK

astery, on beautiful South Dakota ave: g
rms, / " baths, full basement, Lear ga
rage; good condition; a real summer buy;
convenient terms. MT. Ferry after pm,
EN-. 0912. PAUL P. STONE. Realtor.
Ma. 1879. -26
1878 BLAINE ST. NE.
reduced for quick sale. semidet. brick. f.
1878 BLAINE ST. NE.
Desirable River Terrace lovely rms.
tie Path f6o full basement oil a-ch. Priced
3341 BAKER ST. NE.
screened-in back porch. nice basement; b.s oerH;
priced to sell, S10.950.
1889 QUEEN ST. NE.
ga baths. attrac. brick Colonial porch
Al condition. 8 Ice. rms, nice yard
garage; basement with 2 extra rms, gas
h.-wh.
1918 9th ST. NE.
Brookland-Semidet.,6 8 large rms. bath,
full basement, h.-w.h.; deep lot, metal ga
rage; terms TO responsible purchaser.
3949 BLAINE ST. NE.
Near Greenway Shopping Center-Semi-
det. brick. excellent condition. Anchor
inns, basement Only $1,000 cash required.
1855 BLAINE ST. NE.
River Ter.-.English-type home, neatly
arranged, 8 nice rms, tile bath; immacu-
late. will impress you; rec. rm. and yard.
These are al good buys on todays
snavsst Ma att FR Psass saeS soI to NJ Fruit or MI
ORIENTAL REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

WOODRIDGE-Lovey 3-bedrm. home. 2
inclosed porches. auto. h.-w.h., excel. cond.
Quick possession.
1900 block OF 18th st. n.e.-conveni-
emily located 3-apt. home; unit priced to
sell. self-liquidating deal.
200 block of Douglas st. n.e-Row brick,
plenty Of bsdTms auto heat. buiit-in
Cheverly brick, det., 4 nice lge. .bedrms.,
bath on l st. and 2nd fis.: lge.. beautiful
lot; built about 1898; good condition;
quick possession. No reasonable offer will
be refused. WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
PSI r. l. ave. ne. NO. 12Q3
Evening star., 1948-07-25
HILLCREST

Portable. new custom-built 7-rm. Colonial,
located on hilltop in exclusive section in
the heart Of natural park overlooking
city ,,N Nr. school schools transp. and shopping.
wood-burning fireplace. den l3x2O with
picture windows, powder .rm., diversified
din. rm.,, de Mxe all-eleo kit. with break
fast nook; End floor contains 3 spacious
bedrnas; that will accommodate double sized
beds; ,multicolored tiled baths and sun
porch; bsmt contains knotty-pine rec
rm.. on ground level; chestnut trim, silent
mercury switches and quality materials
thruout; gas a.-c. heat attached garage
reasonable monthly payments. Open i
till dark. Directions: Out Pa ave. Sc
to 2sth St. right on 2sth st. 4 blocks to
1884 Fort Baker dr.
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
Evening star., 1948-07-25
239 Quackenbos st. NE.

Open today, l to dark. This home is
vacant and is located in a very good
residential section, In fine cond inside
and out. 1t is det Colonial with att
garage. There are rms. in all, incl. 8
generous size bedrms. and complete bath
up; a, very nice lot, well landseaped. We
consider the price Of S14,950 to be under
the market. To inspect, out N. H. ave
ne. to .ouackenbos St, right Va blk. to
239 and our open sign. COLONIAL IN
VESTMENT CO., RE, $3.50
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Woodbridge Heights. D. c..

Woodbridge Heights, D. C.
aodsrn s. sac Sriik h9ms like
rm. 1st A.; open fireplace; 3 spacious
bedrms, baths, finished attic aud recr.
rm.' front and rear porches; landscaped
nice 5-room and bath bungalows which
can be bought on terms; possession with
deed. Call Mr.. Macrae, DE. 1898
ROGER MOSS REALTOR
2125 r. I. Ave NE HO. 1920
Mr.. M ST. at Bladensburg I'd. ne
Beaut. s-rm. brick home. gas heat, cond
Inspection by appt only.
JOE CURTO REALTY
Evening star., 1948-07-25
2323 18th PI. NE.

Open Sun, 2-6 pm, Brentwood Village
Brick home in fine residential section, 8
bedrooms, tiled bath with shower, bright
Lying and dining room, kitchen with lots
OF cabinets, recreation room, laundry
crete porch; large yard. See it today
Out r. l. ave. to 14th St, right to 18th
pl. Mr. Williams, GE. 11OS.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 18th St NV NJ 334a
Evening star., 1948-07-25
WOODBRIDGE

Open today, 2 till 5; OF $500 Eastern
ave, 3143 Newton st. n.e.-Inviting de-
tached home with everything needed for
luxurious living. This is new listing
: and ndv one & Oh the pest we have ever oneFed
price. Attrsc. grounds beautiful shade
trees; $1,000 to $1,000 down. COX g.
CO., RE 1888
Evening star., 1948-07-25
321 PEABODY ST NE

Open today l to dark. Here is a fine
Colonial type home. Has large living
equipped kitchen. 3 bedrooms and full tiled
bath on second floor Beautiful recreation
room with bar. Full, sized bathroom in
basement Also laundry room, equipped
with Bendix washer. Truly home worthy
Of your inspection. Price and terms right.
Immediate occupancy. To inspect, out
N. H. ave. ne. to Peabody St. right to 1921
MENT CO., RE. $3.50
Evening star., 1948-07-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-southwe,t.

VA. AVE, Mr.. 11th-3-apt. TOW brick,
sfi fsRatYH re- sss ~ or No s5E F1HB Fl o
CoLoRED-NR. 11th AND C SITS. s.w.-
n9,esg' IL rms bath; aa4s coal h-wh; reasonably
ccoLoREDMwE HAVE SEVERAL very nice
brick homes with 5 rooms, electricity and
water that may be purchased with only
DAVIS CO., 1929 X st. NV. MA. o352.
coLoRED-sss H ST: s:w-s2es down,
Cali Morris Cohen or Milton vinnick with
4, N. DRA1sNER. l4O4 l st. NV. MA.
$685. SO g. Home GE os97. ONCE open Sun.
coLoRED-1es7 4th ST. s.w.-S2a5
elec. row brick. Cali Morris Cohen or
Ml1n 4n4 VnnGk iT with Nh : soas RRhe GR
coLoRfp@1s cG ce sssn stu shn ST. s.%. " sx-room
brick b. .-w,h., full bath; reduced for quick
Mr Me- AesheT Asep s19o aSssn WITH saS HAIRY aR W
GoHoREpLio4 onoMAS. 40 new new JERSEY AVE. Sc
sSS s5;1 SS'hs nsH 81 - :
TT Ssa AZ sT sTes sERog " eeso brick
CONDO l4G ss45e n5! terms terms s scorT SANDERS
G6LoRED G6 5Rfa eyfsi TiRsT 81 9sapE OFFERING real
buy at $4,000 for 6-rm home; oil heat;
TSrap5sh VI $500. S0cH JAY SsfRs RRALf2 CO.
FIR. 1101.
COLORED-4 BEDRMS.
Substantial. spacious brk. home of rms,
bath and bsmt. Close to Penna. ave. and
Capitol Hill. Can be bought with S2500
and SSS.75 mo. Don't miss this unusual
buy. Call today.
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
qO5 5th st NV ST 4bh5
Evening star., 1948-07-25
2215 Bind PI, SE

Open today. Q to 7 pm. ,Two-story brick,
located. in choice section Of beautiful
pied walls. . fireplace and many novel fea-
lures. First floor has large rooms and
bath with porch. Second floor also has
The door plan is arranged for . kitchen
On each door AND separate entrances for
first and second floors II desired. Utility
attic. The price has just been reduced
and must be sold today. Directions: Out
r. sasnsb sSe AZ. 70 AIabama ave ave Fist on on
Alabama l block to 32d pI. Sc. Then
right to our sign.
CAPITOL VIEW REALTY CO.
nos N Ave NV MA q7Q7
Evening star., 1948-07-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nortbee,,.
FI0OJsJ FVN JN6E-I~0ftne0H.
COLORED - BROOKLAND

COLORED - BROOKLAND!
Open today. 2-6. pm. g19 Hamlin st. ne.
e'rm. bk., 8 bedrms.. tile bath, hardwood
floors modern kitchen full bsmt.. deep rear
PAUL J. MILLER
Du. 2422, 1921 14th st. NV.
Colored-1214 Owen Pl. NE.
Vacant; open Sun, 2-7 An exceptional,
newly decorated 8-rm: home with 2 baths,
that can be used for 2 families If desired;
in immaculate cond. and ready for immed
occupancy. Can be purchased at a very
low price, with an exceptionally reasonable
down payment. Full basement with oil
h.-wh. See this today
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
Realtors. 925 N. Y. ave. NV. MA. 9797.
4s20 Central ave. ne. Ii. 354O.
COLORED-637 11th ST.
Open l to pm. You'll like this spick
and span S-rm. row brick with oil heat,
detached garage, stove and refg., porches;
excellent locationi quick possession. priced
for a quick sale.
. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1948-07-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-seutbse,,,
PRACTICALLY NEW


Attractive semidet. !6-rm. brick, located on
25th st. Sc, Of Alabama ave; lge, liv., rm.
din nm, modern kit. 1st floor; bedrms
and tiled bath with shower on End floor
yards; reasonably priced for quick sale on
Terms TO inspect today call Mr.. Brock,
MFTpSs III ss2Si aye EYES, a.vn,n, Wa el9s DAvY &
cant; completely redeeorated throughout;
h.-w,h.. inciosed heated porch, Colonial
eR MEX e Sss'iss'ls r. sssS sSsn
coLoREED-1eso HALF ST. s.E.-sSss
SesR S1xP e eaiy MeF4s cohen on Milton s y
ns. ns sn Ma soss g T. home aissES aE. oss4 once
essn SoIoREbMs,l osRaEnbsaz + 'G 81 900 down.
good terms 8 rooms; bath. e.h;;w;h;; row
s nss Nh SA soss n hoRs DRasNE aE oaee to4 ono. s
eSIosEb@Nk. eesn sGaeaz, t. IL & AND $. CAROLINA
Attractive row brick, good conds rms,
sss:s5o: terms H. infs +. k1SDotPH, RE RE,
s,s Ian AND !. "a AVE- sE
tsrms fisef aEaH sshfHs REIsEY pf5s 5s
coloRlpios eys ss TH ll4 cG1oaso Fl ER 1881 st. sE
Anacostia-Home with income: convenient
to transportation; large row-brick house,
two .4room apis, small basement apt !;
new-house condition. J. EVERETT ROB
ERTSON, WA. 4960, VI 3179, EN-. 7949
CoLoREDWi5o0 BLOCK Of D st. Sc
Row brick, 6 rms. and bath. auto. NV. h,
no papering or painting, Just move in.
Low down payment. Good monthly terms
Call MR.. DUNN, HU. 9571.
COLORED-i31 18th ST S.E.-6 rooms
bath extra room in basement Colonial
front porch, rear porch screened; large
back yard; excellent cond. Open 4-9.
Ii. 556l or AID. 7l3a.
COLORED-213 VIRGINIA AVE. S.E.-2
apts., 2 rooms, kitchen and private bath.
Space on first floor for additional apt.
Price. S10,500; $3.50 down, balance easy
monthly payments. Seen by appointment.
3112 18th st. NV. AID. O174. D. PAT
RICK WILLIAMS
Evening star., 1948-07-25
TWO-FAMILY BRICK

Only $500 cash. Open Sunday 10 till z,
daily 2 to 7. This modern bldg. contains
entrances, complte with stoves, refriger-
ators and VenetiA blinds. Full basement
tauto. gas heat), semthnished recreation
and laundry room including auto. Bendix
washer. Excellent condition throughout
Have a nice home with added income
13s Webster st. ne. For sale by owner,
Directions North of Soldiers Home on
Rock Creek Church I'd to Hawaii ave,
right to 2nd St. right to Webster and open
Evening star., 1948-07-25
COLORED-VACANT

COLORED-VACANT
Open today 10 1901 st. sc. Corner
brk. home, completely redec.; 6 lovely
porch, @ M ise Yard Yard. Commercial cor e;r % Priced low low
with reasonable down payment. FIRST
NATIONAL REALTY CORP, 1925 K st.
NV. RE. 1881, CO. 2900.
Colored-Cool Weather
On Maurice I'd. Sc. in 1900 block. ST 900
cash down and move into q new de luxe
wood floors, automatic gas heat. Philco
refrigerator. See Mr.. Robinson on prem
ises Saturday and Sunday. : to 6 pm.
JOHN R. PINKETT, INC.
1902 New Jersey ave. NV, DU. O7O7 -25
COLORED-DREAM HOUSE
Det, de luxe bricktex. close in. with New
Orleans wrought iron porch. above stone
wall rampant: Inside and out. hnish Is
the finest $4,000 cash. SAM ROSEY.
AID. 2700 -25
Evening star., 1948-07-25
COLORED-4 BEDRMS.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

Sos sosM BENSaaSW' I6S a.sS y1ea E sr:G MysT slS
NEARBY vRGiNiA-3-bedrm. brick home
With fireplace and detached garage.
SMALL HOUSE-For rent or sale. in a
wonderful neighborhood, rooms plus
utility room. SH. 1896.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
OR. o1OO. VT 1093
HIT,TCREST

21O4 31st st. s.e-open Sun, 2 to 6;
3 lge. bedrms... liv. rm.. dining rm. and
kit; lge. tiled bath. gas h.-wh.: lot
75x93; immediate possession; prop. in
excellent cond,; priced to sell, terms
A. BLuMER CO.. 6I7 Fenna
ave; s.e, FIR. 1888; ewes. and Sun. VI.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH

Vacant and completely redecorated! At
rooms. sideehali plan, mod modern 7 tiis Ieab bath'
fully equipped kitchen, gas h,.w,h., 3
porches lovely lot. There are few houses
IKE this available at Sl2,950. Don't miss
ney. AT. 1908 (Sun. and eves> with
WE1TZ REALTY CORP.
205 10th st. NV. ST. 45bH