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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29
Patients At The Hospital

Mr. Billy Jones Campbell, West
Mrs. Brose Ingram, Durant
Mrs. Grady Bailey, Lexington
Mrs, D. B. White and baby boy
EbeneZer
Mr.. Charlie Pettus, Thornton
Mr.. Mack B. Cant, Belzoni
Miss Dorothy Ables, Goodman
Mr.. Walter Murtagh, Lexington
Mrs. j. w. Gage. Lexington
Miss Dorothea Jacques, Lexington
Mrs. James Devil and baby girl,
Durant
Mr.. Kit Dickard, Coxburg
Mrs Ed Rush, Durant
Mrs. Sadie Barr, Cruger
Mrs. j. H. Branch, Goodman
Colored
Frank Howard, Cruger
Lenora Randall, Lexington
Will Benson. Lexington
James Williams, Tchula
Emma Lee, Sails
Essie Sherman, Sturgis -
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29
Holmes Representatives
Attend Red Cross Meet

A District Regional meeting of the
American Red Cross was held in
Jackson, January 26th. This meet
ing was presided over by Walter c.
Derrick, Regional Director, of the
Atlanta office. Other officials from
that office were leaders on the pro-
gram. The purpose of this meeting
was to organize for the 1948 Fund
Campaign. Chapter representatives
from many chapters in this district
were present.
Holmes County's Chapter repres-
entatives were T. A. Lail, chairman;
Herman Flowers, Fund Campaign
chairman and w. H. Counts, former
Chapter chairman and Mrs. Edgar
Lumpkin, Executive Secretary.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29
Durant Tigers Resume
Cage Play Tomorrow

The Durant High cagers will re-
resume their schedule tomorrow
night at Goodman after inclement
weather interrupted play earlier this
week.
The boys and girls team will en-
gage the Goodman Abs cagers in
twin bill beginning at z o'clock at
the Holmes gym.
The game scheduled against West
for last Tuesday night was post
poned until later date.
Last Thursday night the Tigers
were handed twin killing at the
hands of the Tchula High cage COM
bines.
The girls were taken by the PAN
therettes by a 1922 score and were
unable to ever match the accuracy
Of the Tchula girls.
In the nightcap the Tigers put a
scare in the hopes of the Panthers
before falling 1925 in a rough, hard
fought battle. The game got little
rough at times and it appeared dou-
btful as to the nature of the game,
but the boys finally settled down and
played good close brand of basket
ball. The Tigers led the game 1924
with five seconds to play, when a
desperate field goal by the Tchula
center swooshed through the basket
to spell defeat for the Durant cagers.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29
vieksburg Scene Of
Presbyterian Meeting
Mccullough Is Named
Durunt Supply Pastor

Representatives of a large number
of churches of the Central Mississip-
pi Presbytery met in the First Pres
byterian Church of Vicksburg JAN
uary 10th, with 26 ministers and Is
elders present. DR.. J. Moody McDill
was elected moderator.
S. L. Mccullough of Goodman was
received as a candidate for the Cos
pei ministry and was granted per-
mission to supply the Durant group
of churches.
The Presbytery voted by large
majority for withdrawal from the
Federal Council. Other matters sent
down by the General Assembly for
action were placed on the docket OF
the Spring meeting.
Commissioners to the General AS
sembly were elected as follows: Min
listers, G. T. Gillespie, w. A. Hall and
A. w. Whitaker, Jr.; Elders, Sidney
Selvidge, Sidney Robinson, and Mr.
Everett of Vicksburg.
In response to a petition from 81
people a commission was appointed
to organize a church in the Alta
Woods subdivision of Jackson as
soon as the way is clear to do so.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29
Formers Urged To File
For Labor Needs Now

r. l.. Sullivan, Director, MISSISSIPPI
pi State Employment Service issued
statement this week urging farmers
to make known their labor needs to
their local Employment Service Of
flee as soon as possible.
Eve want to know the number Of
families you need on your farm and
residence as well as the number OF
seasonal workers you anticipate you
will need for chopping, picking and
any other special seasonal or skilled
work." he said.
Holmes farmers may file their
labor estimated needs at the EN-
ployment Service Office, 104 Spring
Street, Lexington, P. o. Box 329, or
telephone Lexington 1873. I.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29
A. N. Burroughs Injured
In Auto Mishup Monday

The many friends here of A. M
Burroughs, District Manager, Sou
thern Bell Telephone Company,
Greenwood, will be sorry to hear of
his injury in an auto accent near
Greenwood Monday morning.
Mr.. Burroughs suffered fractured
pelvis, hand and ankle, and severe
decorations on his face, back and
arms when his car struck a guard
rail just west of the Delta Medical
Center on highway 80.
Mr.. Burroughs was enroute to
Greenwood from Winona at the
time of the accident. He was taken
to the Greenwood Leflore Hospital
where he is now confined.
The car was reported to be total
loss.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29
Bulldogs Quint Has
Full Weekend Plunned

GOODMAN, -(SpeciaD-The Hol-
mes quint will have a tough road to
travel through Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday. The open play this week
when they tangle for the second
game of the season with the Florida
Whiskered Wizards tonight.
The game will be played in the
Canton High Gym at Canton.
A good boys preliminary game
will open the nights play at 7 p. m.
The Holmes-Wizard game is schedul-
last season at Canton and played be-
ed for s p. m. These two teams met
fore packed house. Arrangements
are being made by Superintendent
c. A. Johnson in cooperation with
coaches at Canton to accommodate the
overflow crowd expected to be on
hand Thursday night.
Friday night the Wood Junior Col
lege five. will come to the campus
for single game. The Wood quint
from Mathiston has fast, high scor-
ing team, and will probably push
the Holmes boys to the limit to keep
in the win column.
The Pearl River team from Pop
ularville came to the campus for a
double-bill Saturday night. The Hol-
mes boys and girls hope to raise their
percentage in the conference. The
boys teams have a record to date of
8 wins and 3 losses while the girls
standing is above the 600 mark.
Local basketball fans should get
plenty of thrills before the final
whistle Saturday night. A large
crowd will witness the Holmes Bull
dog-Pearl River Wildcat clash.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29
Rites Held For Infant
William Louis Bailey

Funeral services for infant Will
liam Louis Bailey, 2 day-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Bailey, who died
at the Community Hospital in Lex
ington Friday night. were held Sat-
urday at the chapel Of the Southern
Funeral Home in Lexington with
the Rev. +. c. Floyd. pastor Of the
Lexington Methodist Church Of
floating.
In addition to his parents. he is
survived by a brother, Grady S.
Bailey, Jr, and three sisters, Geral-
dine, Katherine and Vivian Bailey,
all of Lexington.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29
Herman Flowers Will
Head Red Cross Drive

Herman Flowers, Lexington mer-
chant, will head the 1948 Red Cross
Fund Campaign in Holmes county,
according to an announcement this
week by T. A. Lail, Holmes County
Red Cross Chapter Chairman.
Mr.. Flowers has served as Lex
ington's chairman on the fund cam
paign for the past five years and his
ability as an organizer has been pro-
ven.
Holmes County Red Cross is for
tunate in having Mr.. Flowers to di-
rect the campaign.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29
Lexington Coeers PIoy
At Soils Tonight

Weather permitting, basketball
play will be resumed tonight after
being sidelined due to icy roads and
bad weather in general.
On schedule for tonight at o.
clock in the gym at Sails the Hor-
net team will engage the Wildcats
in a twin bill. The game originally
scheduled for last week was post
poned as was the game with Nc
Adams.
Tomorrow night play will be re-
sumed on the home court when the
Lexington combines will tangle with
the Coxburg teams in double head
err beginning at o'clock.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29
Holmes Continues To
SILVER IN Record
Breaking Weather
Schools Are Dismissed
Until Further Notice;
Utilities Hold Up

Holmes county, like the rest Of
Mississippi and the Mid-South was
caught in the freezing grip OF Ole
Man Winter and suffered blow upon
blow Of icy winds, rain. sleet and
snow, and the old gentleman clutch
ed her close to his frozen bosom and
battered her helpless frame with
freezing blasts.
Holmes countians, shivering under
one of the worst cold snaps in years
were offered little comfort from the
latest weather reports which fore
cast continued cold temperature
predicted to 60 as low as ten degrees
above zero. However, the freezing
rains, sleet and snow appears to be
abated.
Roads and highways were almost
impossible due to ice which covered
them like sparkling blankets. State
highways at some points were clos
ed to heavy trucks except those car
rying emergency supplies. p
County roads were in as bad con-
dition as driving became a hazard
and a problem with every turn Of
the wheel. Several tenders and tenn
pers suffered minor scrapes as auto
mobiles skidded on the icy pave
ments and in some instances refused
to climb steep. icy inclines.
Mississippi Power and Light Com
pany officials report no damage 70
local power lines and received no
complaints from natural gas Gus
toners on account Of low pressure.
Local telephone lines did not suf-
fer, but long distance lines north Of
Winona and Greenwood were out
and calls beyond these points were
impossible. AL lines south of Winona
and Greenwood were not affected
and local and long distance service
was not interrupted.
The only persons appearing happy
about the wintry blanket were the
school children who were dismissed
from their classes. They were max
ing the most of the winter Wonder
land" as snow men appeared and
snowballs began to fill the air.
County and city schools were clos
ed as the icy ribbons of roads made
it impossible to transport the child
rem to and from the schools.
Plumbers and repairmen continued
to be swamped with calls despite the
warnings and bills received by their
customers for frozen and bursted
water pipes.
Sunshine took hand Wednesday
morning and the thaw on heavily
travelled roads began. BY noon
some of the ice had disappeared on
the sidewalks and made life for the
pedestrian a little less hazardous.
The larger part of the ice and
snow still remains however, and II
weather predictions are true, will be
here for a little longer.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29
West Church Damaged
By Fire EorIy Sunday

The West Presbyterian Church
was damaged by fire about $50 Sun
day morning when defective flue
in the church ignited the roof OF
the building.
The Durant Fire Department was
called and with the aid of bucket
brigade by the spectators, confined
the fire to the roof.
Damage was estimated to be about
$4,000 to $4,000 including water
damage to the ceiling and floors.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29
Weothersby Is Named
Boy Scout Chairman

Norman Weathersby was named
Holmes District Chairman at a bus
mess meeting of the Andrew Jack
son Council, Boy Scouts of America,
held last Thursday at the Hotel
Heidelberg in Jackson.
AS District Chairman. Mr.. Wea-
thersby will serve on the Executive
Board of the Council.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29
Singing Convention At
Jackson ; 1st- 1st

The Stamps Memorial singing con-
vention will meet in the Court
House at Jackson Saturday night,
from 7:3O until midnight.
On Sunday, February LIST, the con-
vention will be held from $50 a. m.
to p. m. All singers are invited to
come and take part in a night and
day of good Gospel singing
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29

Mr., and Mrs. H. B. Sargent will
return to their home this week after
a six weeks visit with their son,
Henry Sargent and Mrs. Sargent at
Phoenix, Arizona. While there they
visited places of interest in Califor-
MIA.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29

Miss Gladys Rhyme of Memphis,
Miss Lucille Rhyme of Jackson,
spent the weekend with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs M. E. Rhyme.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29


Alabama's Governor big jim
Folsom has fallen into line with Gov"
ernor Wright's inaugural denuncia-
ton of the Democratic party and has
asked the Alabama delegation to
the national convention to back him
for president as favorite son.
Folsom declared: "The head of our
party in Washington is a nice man.
But he's not running our party any
more. And he's not running our
country. He's let himself get hog
tied. He's got some men hanging
around the White House who don't
care anything about him, or the party
or the country"
All of which sounds pretty corny
but true.
Truman may be a nice man but
it takes more than that to be presi-
dent of the United States &. serv-
ice to country above self is de-
manded.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29

Mr.. w. A. Bacon of Jackson. spent
Tuesday night with his mother, Mrs.
Zouella Bacon.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Fleming and
Miss Peggy Fleming of Crystal
Springs, are weekend visitors in.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Odom.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29

Mr.. Bill Patty of Winona, who is
connected with the Delta Chenille
Company. was in Durant Tuesday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29

Mrs. A. E. Fleming, of Jackson,
Alabama is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Walter Odom.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29

Senator James o. Eastland has an
nounced that he will be candidate
to succeed himself for a second
term.
He has made Mississippi very
worthy senator in Washington and
we hope he will be unopposed this
summer.
This column claims the distinction
of being the first to call upon Jim
Eastland to run for the United Sta
ties Senate. He was our choice then
and we have never been sorry.
We believe Mississippi and the
south can depend upon Jim Eastland
for sound leadership. But if he ever
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-29

falters we'll be the first to call his
hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
CT APPROVED

Open today-Just . left of these new Diet
brick homes with center-hall plan, Gift
bedrooms, ia baths !frst-fioor powder
room and full bsmt. with gas. a.-c. heat:
located on . large HANDICAPPED lot. Priced
monthly payments Of 500 on principal
and interest, Open today from / till dark
To reach: Drive out Wis. ave. to Bank OF
2 mi. to our sign at Beech DR., turn left
and follow signs to sample house, 5000
Beach d. Surety Realty CO. agents for
eyes,, IA. 0259. ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
Mr.. Walter Reed Hospital

snt5snes: q 10: rms, ' 81 baths; alsTs:
hs he snd vsaer
stripped; slate roof, copper suffers, cop
ssss sr g. S IL e5 tENis TX
COLORED-Is13 4th ST. N:W-oppor-
tiful s-rm s and bath senidst ' brick 0e soai
sEa ARaatef b. $685. eyes, 't H.
GcCcLSoiRED-cHANGING NEIaHBoRHooD,
sms c's'G ae and 1o.she st. Satn nj h sass
only $l3;900. terms; no offers. RE. 1919.
s rms, furn.,. 2 baths. oil heat, s:eaI
gE sEsf Co., real Ho o.! 1882 MI Y44 TsAck5S
see to apDreciate IT, mod 1 y in eVe es9
Lewis no 1860 with PAsaUAL REALTY
GoIoRFDS FROM OWNER. Near soldiers le
Home-3-story. brick and finished base
eo 4 fames e0mae home ae's You 'a si 81
and terms to suit. Open for inspection
9 cof ioE lime E. s sasS DOWN; S,1m
bsmt and hot-water heat: splendid room
AZ oSs s'f Dow Va o3 VacAsT2s,x
rms, bath, gas. cleo, 9 kits; excel in.
c come ~ opDeesstonity; suR ETY. REALTY
e eS AZ ee2a sT SsYAA1 o sf NV Pnr
fun bsmt.;: new oil h:-w.h.: upper and
ss;5 P's sasDr H. :fRs' 1884, '':'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
201 CONN AVE

Chevy Chase View Md. built for master
builder for his own home. this lovely
home planning and construction. Beauti-
full setting on q lot 10Ox2O0. nicely land
scaped, large living rm. with stone IRE
place and picture windows with cornice
and. Grapes, for all downstairs windows
Dining rm. and powder rm.,. modern kit
with loft GE refgr home freezer comb,
new Bendix washer, russo comb. storm
windows, and doors. screened porch with
royal blue awnings, gas heat. outside
car garage: center-hall plan; tmmed.
possession. out Conn. ave 3h miles be-
yond Chevy Chase Circle; S27,500. OWN
Err, OIL. 1892 al
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nor+heost.

loot 100 row row Brick, 6ed arm bath D and large
screened sleeping porch slas s;d; IN porch
EYES; and SUNDAY; Wi. sasSi M c7osi IN
sssk5sss:1y .ns
brick; 8 rms, paneled recreation room
rear yard DU Storm sash and doors throush
FRANK PH. 2 s. Pa1llfps. Di. 14i pH'' WIN
River IERRAGEInsiss r ,sIg s!r,5 RMS
RIVER s e TER eEs 3A bedrms.. tied bath.
ss &; Sc MAI mHos 2ss %oodw aD s &c.,
Woo6kiDGE-ss.ek bungalow, So; OAK:
. E Sa f finished 3D. bsdr nase on and M
Ss s:Tsss ifys 81 DT 1,S f SKoWS
E MMEpA G1R ssfssas Pr sSss
down; modern 6-rm. row brick With oil
Co. hD 0 os sly .P P n "a sS S5S REAH 5
house, excellent, condition; desirable ne.
section. Call MI. 1905. 80
knotty pine rec. rm.. mod. tile BATH Inn
ssos eSr APPS sss4 to 4fR 81 n
IS M u 3fsS AVE-, near c.pttel--fap-
eifrH SEst double 10 1m, s.rsss BATH sSs5o
With approx. s.: 500 down, including fur-
niture from End and third a. and bsn,t.
hsas nfSPs Re4s mo- ss'o M5
SSEEak k. SEARS s66EnBitacskk0 and sladsnsburg
bath bsmdssachsa STcs rs a ana
ss;siGs sl'5es deys Own ASsSEsBSSkses
R EIlA ~, GO, 2o2s Nichols ave Sc, FIR
Sas N! mr. PIT 4th and Franklin SITS. ne
brick home; Dorches Bright basement.
81 as s e5ssG op Il. SoE :t euRqo
So 1 Esvs4SiRrs ST. NE. open tin ms 3
Lovely Srce . .,sb n.,b;
ssr rss front porch. awainss, gas heat;
live in one APT, rent out ., the other This
JOSEPH E. BRUNO: INC, Realtors, DOS
H \ Il MIX Msk1N III s4 HiGHHon,, .iI 300
/ trust. Brick, side-hall plan, S rms. and
bath, porehss. Pessession with settle
n Fvs, EoRP Ros =; MORGAN ST. RE. 1910.
6room semidetached brick home; powder
se G0f oc Gly u bss With sa
pf m .Ss e. Ssjsa.a fS. s: +
priced for quick sale; possession with
9Th at''; st. NV. T D1. 5ss5. D''-A'A Il
NEAR STANTON PARK-Home with an
bs% Pm s.s s'Hs s5sf down. 0 e1ssd
S.eT ATki Sss,SSilAkE
SSns ''i iss It, 9 Saz s hsY S5'
shoppins. center; gas INV; h; perfect con
s Is% ss - NJ g SilssRls sp
s.r. : { svo . 1!Sedrm spts pIqs IN. ssmt;
sqms S9TsR ssf s" Exclusive TR
esFAMILY. near Mons Consisting OF
yns s love ssd P9s. t s5 f sT
THIS BEAUTIFUL white brick. newly reno
gated home, near Librsry Of CONGRESS;
Of today,s outstanding buys: See It sun,
terms Tern III HnRsr Fs SONS sr ssat s1ss IS
E ShAR c'R RHsr Eli Fl Hi COM
pletely modern row brick, less than 10 yrs
old; rooms and bath, front porch. full
basement with extra toilet and rear, en-
trance to nice yard; gas heat: excellent,
1900. MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO., 1924
14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
1886 18th ST. N.E.-3 units, reasonably
priced; $1,000 down payment; income
$3.50 per mo-, and occupied by owner;
good condition Use your head in buying
home SO you will not be sorry there
a. CO.. DI. 1854.
TAI LANG PL. Me-. near sears-6
rms, 2 baths. basement apt, 3 kits: 8
ranges, 2 refgrs... gas heat: S140 monthly
income: reasonably priced. AID. 6693.
JAMES Z. MAHoNEY, woodward Bldg
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

SMALL HOUSE or o-bedrm. apt in George
town or vicinity. for 2 adults; unfurnished
Preferred lease and references. ORD
Perm. WASH. RESIDENT. desires 3 or
Z bedrm. unfurn. house: NV. or nearby
ARMY 70 OFFICER sR mo adult family wishes
Va , net over siGo per mo, IA S5se,
RESPONSIBLE local advertising man wants
small furnished house in suburbs. Tel.
NAVY DOCTOR desires "a bedroom house
Gail wi a7i5 from 9 to Il.
So RIM HOUSE, NV. or Va. preferred:
empoge pFopeTty oTne4
years. Phone AD 56 p93pe'' o" W31 o.
FURN, HOUSE. . or 3 bedrms,, Alexandria
Arlington or lO-mlle radius Of District;
A. F. OFFICER and family desire % bed
eed V ers So msx NJ ss
BRAZILIAN OFFICER, wife and . chill
House Or SOLD must racate s' aeed e-bedrm
S Rs GOOD i6 dFf
9 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, dining. living,
no children or pets. Call Wo. 1854
URGENTLY NEED . bedroom house or
ploye; excel. ref. PL. S61l. il
USF. 3-BEDR0OM HOUSE or apt. needed;
Lp TO 500; no children or pets, top ref.
ia. 4331. 81
UNPUBLISHED HOUSE, 3 to :, bedrooms.
for family of by December / 5; can fur
nish excellent references: prefer Bethesda
or Chevy Chase area. Phone WI. 1925.
FROM DEC. Ist TO APR LIST, Govt execu-
tive desires 2-3 bedrm. house or apt,
Beth, Oh. Oh. area. APPLY Box 340-C,
Star 81
AIR FORCE CAPTAIN, wife and 2-yr -old
desire 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt. or small
Alex. 6719 3
FRENCH OFFICIAL, international agency,
desires furnished house; > or bedrooms
garage: NV. or Chevy Chase. once. Elk.
$3.50. Ext. 2063; evenings, Saturdays,
SUNDAYS, WO. 5000. Ext. Al .
WITHIN Is MI. ID. C.-House or apt.
with or without ami. will repair or
decorate; three months rent in advance.
Phone GaitherShurg R4l-M-l L.
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HOUSES uNruRhrsHEp tcon..

s-bath det brick built-in sarage;. S175
e. ArWEy sn So su ada l6 Be- st 4s e.
BRICK BUNGALOW, bedrooms, finished
@ - P June ehs s5o soH ssE ssr
Falls FAIL CHURCH. yA-Attrac. 3-bedrm,
house to responsible party; beautiful
su5Toqndinfsasa 7 close to everything 81
ROW Row BRICK, Just OF N. Capitol St, on
b.s sns o soFe esteemed 5m por te
N s9Fm v sfS per Es's5 'na 5aass
~ Ro sSss 2lT BAF Fl s sSs 9 General Eee
trio oil heat and refgr.; near schools
and bus nsb nSw e sa EbMAsp sl0 JONES'
& CO. INC. $500 Conn. ave, Wo. 1900.
SssF.. u ws .s House ssS s,
car GmI saSass; i acres, sarden: - maid
YopS L. si e va t'' Sa' sun OF 81 e"
ARLINGToN-owner. will rent turn. Au-
rora Hills home Of charm. distinction,
B BseBor s sp O ssPss. D'o oene
s265 mSnthlys Brokers invited. 1925 26 th
LEFT on 9sth I'd 3Ed house on Tght. 81
S-bEDhM. hOUSE - rum, ne, COnV.
transp; gas heat; SIPS mo. LII. 74O4.
IDEAL HOUSE FOR CHILDREN. comfor-
table for their PARENTS; large lawn and
garden; 4 bedrooms, ga baths, . fire-
places; near Olney, Md; school bus passes
at end Of lane; $3.50 per month; 60-day
clause: Phone Ashton, Md. 1921. Il
MEDIATE media ne occu hsm s SOB s' III .Hs
Forestville. Md. MA. 1886,
6O2 FARRAGUT ST. NW.-Large g.
room brick house; = baths. rec. rm.,
gas INV. heat; 2-car gar; comb storm
windows, . GE refgrs.; bus at door. 81
BEDROOMS. bath house. modern kitch-
en-, BendiX; 1-floor plan; radiant heat:
S13" per mo. Open Sunday, 2 to 4. Out
n H: ave ! mile beyond East;West
ARLINGToN-New, rms, full bsmt.,
semidet,; Sl25 per mo-; Tyr. lease. Call
sos 66th AVE. East Pines, Md.-De-
llghtful two-level home with 3 bedrms.,
liv din. nm. lge. completely equipped kit,
SPACIOUS closets: auto. heat; $40 per mo.
WALKER " dSER & DUNLOP 1900 18th ct. NV.
1O7 ELM AVE, Takoma Park, Md.NDe-
tached corner, rooms bath. toilet on
first floor: large lot; partly furnished II
desired; $3.50 per mo-, on lease tkey at
bungalow in back of house,. MARSHALL
J. MAPLE CO., 1924 l4th st. NV, DI.
1896 al
LOVELY VIRGINIA FOREST HOME: va
cant now; $3.50; 3.bedroom bungalow,
EASTMAN & SEAY, Realtors
(Closed Sundays. Falls Church 1920 81