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Evening star., 1948-10-21
Wool BroodIoom Seconds
-o'x9'

2 Floral Rose Ground. If per-
feet, $8195. Special - $3.50
/. Floral on Gray. If perfect,
$81 .95. Special---- S6s.50
SeK-tone Rose. If perfect,
$76.25. Special SIS
Evening star., 1948-10-21

W&L-Women's and Misses
Suits and Goats, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-21
Women's Gloves Reduced

W&L-Misses Formal Wear. Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-21

Wool BroodIoom Rugs
I Size 8'3"x106". beige, looped
pile. Was S107.50. Now, $3.50
1 Size 6'xl5', wine. Was $136,25.
Now $50. 50
l Size 57"x14'S", blue, high pile.
Was stills. Now $69.50
l Size 9'x3'6", brown textured.
Was $41.80. Now S14.95
Evening star., 1948-10-21
Hond-hooked Wool Rua.

Hond hooked Wool Rugs
l Oblong, size 3'x5, black edge.
Was $32.50. Now $21.50
! Oblong, size 3'x5', blue on
white. Was $32.95. Now, $1S.95
5 Oblong, size 30"x54", blue on
white. Were $29.95. Now,
$14.95
2 Oblong, size 2'x4', blue. Were
$22 so. Now w---$11.95
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-14

Jesse Jdl MCNEIL 0InclatlnR.
The young bride was radiant
in her gown of white brocade
designed along the traditional
lines of classic simplicity. The
fitted bodice featured an off
shoulder decolletage with long
sleeves pointed at the wrist.
The bouffant skirt accented her
tiny waist. She carried a white
Bible TO which was attached a
beautiful white orchid.
The sole attendant for Mrs
Collier was the grooms sister.
Mrs Lawrence Gillespie. Her
gown was turquoise taffeta
ballerina gown with which she
wore silver slippers, Lawrence
Gillespie was best man.
RECEPTION
The couple were honored at a
very lovely reception at the
Naclrema Club given by Mr..
and Mrs Wilson. Receiving with
the bridal party were the Will
H. B. Taliaferro, II. D. Shaw
and |. H. Martin Serving punch
To the visitors afterwards were
Mrs. d. T. Burton and Mrs. l..
l.. Whitby, along with other
members of the club.
RUMoRS- TO. BE. CHECKED
DEPARTMENT
They're saying that Ted Sher-
man, who so recently received
his final papers from wife No. 2,
is now being seen with ex-
wife No. /, and they MAY re-
marry.
They're also saying that Lou
Use Loomis Williams is looking
plcasingly plumb these days.
And, too. they say that that
brand new green Dodge club
coupe seen parked in front of
Theresa Henderson's house so
frequently these days belongs
to that herman from the West,
Bill Steppe. He came from Ne
braSka to spend the holidays in
Detroit. and is still here. cir
culating among the local bellies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-14

Sunday AZ the
Naeirsms Club
a wedding re-
sepiion honored
Mr.. and Mrs
HIGHLAND Col
Her. The bride
is the former
Miss Ire n Q
Ward of e7s2
Taft niece Of
Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Wilson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-14
Fashion Ne0S
Made By Mary
Bro1cn s Shop

Something new on the De-
troit fashion scene Is announced
as Mary Brown adds the fea-
ture Of custom-made hats for
men to her millinery establish
ment The idea is to make the
sweetheart hats" with hats Of
matching materials for the male
and female combination.
Business manager and partner
Of Mary Brown, Claudia Harris.
has succeeded in securing q
complete set-up for the making
Of mems hats. II was also
through her foresight and bus
mess acumen that Beasley. for
merly with Henry the Halter.
was added to the mems custom
division.
Mary Browns is now located
at 440 East Vernon Highway in
the new and spacious shoppe.
The school Of millinery. which
was the first Negro school in
Michigan and the only school
u offer a complete course in
millinery. is not accepting en-
rollees due 10 the new project
and expansion of the business.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-14
4 !z9Sz&2 Social zlsz2&2sZ!. ~ =
VARIETY
THE Spice Of Life"
Ry cecllIe

ATEST ADDITIONS to the crop of Detroters summing
themselves in Havana, Cuba include the j. E. McCalIs
the Moses Walkers, and Dr. Tom Brown and his spouse
WOnon Already down there are the Charles Diggs Sr
IL nc Samuel and RoYntnn Millions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-14
Parenthood Group
Holds Banquet At
Book Cadillac

Spearheadlng their l948 drive
for expansion and funds, the
Detroit and Michigan Leagues
for Planned Parenthood. spon-
sored a luncheon meeting in
the English room OF the Hotel
Book Cadillac Monday.
Principal speaker for the az
fair was DR.. Louis A. Schwartz,
prominent Detroit psychiatrist
and pSychoanalyst. and chair
man Of the Medical Advisory
Committee of the Michigan
League for Planned Parenthood.
approximately 200 heard the
doctors discourse on Newer
Attitudes Of Family Life in an
Age OF UnreaSon.
Among the special guests
there were Mrs Henry Ford
honorary chairman OF the l94s
campaign committee: DR.. J. J.
McClendon, executive board
member Of the league: Mrs. Re-
mus Robinson and James Croc.
kCtt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-14
DeItas
To Give
Prizes

Tau and Alpha Pi Sigma
chapters of the Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority are preparing 10
award two first prizes al the
annual Jabberwock performance
on Feb. q, Friday night These
awards will be given 10 two
OF the six amateur theatrical
presentations. which will appear
on the stage Of the Detroit In
stitute Of Arts beginning prompt
ly Al BIS pm.
The task Of Judging has been
made much easier this year by
grouping the Skits into two spe-
cific types: dramatic and musi-
cal. There will be a first prize
for each Of the two winners.
This places the dramatic efforts
Of the Ro-Ka-Wis hilarious skit,
Hong Kong Katie" Ga take-off
on The MikadoD, the Twentieth
Century Dramatic Clubs melo-
drama. Dust Unto Dust. and
the laugh-provoking farce. ooh
Doctor" by the Junior Apollo
PLAYERS In competition.
Vying for the award in the
musical division are the Juniors
on Parade in their skit. Down
Mexico Wav." directed BY Mrs.
LaClaire Knox; the Clemens
School OF Dance presentation
interpreting the original COM
positions Of Larry Manderville:
and the dance group from the
Chestnut Street Settlement
House in tap routines.
Watching the rehearSals. check
ing details, and completing final
arrangements are the members
of the Jabberwock committee
headed by Mrs. Loretta Terhune.
general chairman. and Mrs. FL
eanor Boykin Jones, co-chsir-
man
Tickets may be obtained al
Wayne University. the YWCA,
Lucy Thurman Branch Mrs
Frances Ovens. and any Delta
Sigma Theta Soror.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-14
Young Adults
Honor Local
achievements

For the second time the Young
Adult group of the Carter Met
ropolitan CINE Church turned
its attention TO the contemporary
scene in Detroit for its annual
Negro History program. They
selected twelve young men and
women who are making out
standing contributions in their
occupations and professions to
receive the honors. The program
was sponsored by the Board OF
Religious Education.
Participating as guests OF
honor were Mrs. Cecil Boykin,
recent appointee to the City
Planning Commission; Julian
Rodgers, assistant prosecuting at
torney; Patricia Moody, youthful
composer of instrumental music;
Mrs Juanita White and brother.
Randolph Carroll, who have
founded the Ray-Tel School OF
Television: DR.. William +. Law
son. optometrist; Johnetta Starks,
designer; Paul K. Holt, public
speaker; Thomas Almond, cos
metologist; w. Nelson. pharma-
cist: DR.. James Robinson. med
icine. DR.. Fred Coward den
tistry: Arthur LaBrew, pianist;
Miss Thelma Darlington, educa-
ton: and Miss Charlotte Miller
religious education.
Planning the program were
Mary Lee Moore, Alma Cowan
Winifred Bryan, Mrs. A. r
Jones and Green Howard. The
committee planning the hour OF
fellowship which followed the
interesting program included
Bernice TAYLOR. Green Howard.
Erline DNdley and Richard
BRYAN.
Mrs. Lynnette Penn was mis-
tress Of ceremonies, the Rev. A.
r. Davis. pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-14

AfA AANOliCs
DR., and Mrs. Gregory, after az
extended visit 10 Detroit. Mrs
Gregory is Mrs. Greenidge's sis
ter. They arc taking the clipper
from Miami which should bc
quite an interesting experience
since she is a tall. attractive
blonde.
Valentines Day is Saturday.
Celebrating the affair on Fri
day. the 18th lHeavens) Il the
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity,
with Valentine party az the
Kappa Kastle. On the same
night the Sphinx Auxiliary
alpha Wives) will entertain
theii Valentines with a party
at the Alpha House. Ruth
Jackson is chairing the COM
mitfee planning the affair. And
on the same night. the Eta
Phi Beta Sorority is having
its Sth annual Ball Masque al
the Labor Temple. Defroiters.
apparently. are not superstit.
ious.
Latest additions to the families
increasing their families are Bill
and Frances Hagen.
The contingent following the
Be-Bop trend is definitely on
the youthful side. Seen al the
midnight Sarah Vaughan concert
were those newly weds. Donny
and Gerry Bryant, Hank Jason,
Lillian Owens, Jean Carmichael,
and friends. Eddie Cummings
was also there getting an earfull.
Causing heads TO turn at
Club 66e Friday night as she
left Lillian Rntherford's shower
was Mary Agnes Davis. ex.
ponent of the new look with q
lush lynx jacket. a pink lux
uriant floral chapeau. and
dark green draped satin frock
setting off the new tint OF
auburn highlIghfs In her curls.
The National Medical Auxil.
larry elected new officers al Vic.
let Constable's the other night
Bea Preston is prexy for the
year supported by Gladys Over
as vice: Bertha Henderson a,
recording secretary: May Ste
wart, assistant recording secre
tary; Agatha Lowe. correspond
ing secretary: Geraldine Fowler
treasurer. and LYDIA Wilson. III
nanCial SPcrptarv IuetalIaN;o,
plans arc In the making.
In spite OF the large number
OF affairs going on Sunday tn,
Sororie Literary and Art Cml
attracted a large gathering Il
their musical presented at the
Urban League from 4 to s or
Sunday afternoon. Talented stu.
dents from the Robert Nolar
School Of Music were CUES
stars. Heading the committee on
arrangements we're the Madams
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-14

f,,, back from q quick trip
=. N,v York Is that eligible
s.ehslor OF law enforcement.
larry Bleach. Twas business.
"cneaklne Of eligible bachelors
:, which Detroit has its share,
y oa,ld 4 be that that genial, per-
..o O. bachelor Paul Payne
~ Inc stamp window at Alfred
S.,tion IS the reason for the
heavy feminine post office pat
roaagc? e W.,
- Whose title should be
changed 10 Man-about-the-coun-
,ry Rad as his guest at the Van
antwerp banquet Friday night
virsil Williams Of Idlewild,
c.lIf and Chicago. Idlewlld
visitors will know him as the
owner Of THE Island" The
oakmere Hotel. Purple Palace.
and the Club House. Sunny says
bs's going 10 make a flying trip
down East soon. Didn't say
whether il was business or pleas
ure
,,nt leaving Detroit. there are
actually people coming TO town.
Tho Hershell Bundrsnts OF Bos-
ION boulevard. have Mrs. Leon
ard Burton and her 6-week old
bsbv as their house guests from
Grand Rapids this week, She is
Doroth@ Bundrants' sister-in-
Law
D. Robert Greenidge has
rlsns in the making for a stag
Ia entertain one OF Clevcland's
insurance executives who will
ne here this weekend. Clark
is the name.
Back 70 Jamaica have gone
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-14

sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Living
ston Rivers, relatives of the
groom. Mrs. Wilson wore a gown
of rose fabric trimmed with &C
cents Of gold; while Mrs. Rivers
selected black crepe with shout
der accents of silver sequins.
The corsages were orchids.
A bevy of pretty debutantes
were hostesses at the reception
including Verona and Verna
May, Lois and Lorraine Hunt
ington (sets OF twins); Mildred
Smith. Evelyn James. Charlotte
Gibson, Aretha Nixon. Lillian
Wormley, Barbara King, Marian
McClain. Kathleen Atkinson and
Dorothy Bradley. Matrons assist
ing were Mrs Ethel Thompson,
Mrs. L. K. Clark, and LESSEE
Thomas. decorator.
GUESTS
Among the many guests reg.
istered we're Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Pye, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
Lane, Mrs. Lucy Thompson, Mrs
Jessie Stephens. Mrs. Audrey
Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hancock. Viola
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jefferson, Beatrice Mccoy. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Murphy. Cap
tain and Mrs. Robert Fletcher
and hundreds Of others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-14
Housewives League
Plans Spring Drive

A Spring campaign will DO
launched early in April by the
Housewives League of the Booker
T, Washington Trade Association
il was announced this week by
Mrs. Helen Malloy and Mrs. Nsns
ME E. Black.
A Spring Trade Week Gsida
viii be published and tho drive
VIII close with a Spring Sip 10 be
held on Sunday, April 10. The or
carnations 1913 Trade Directory
Calendars will be distributed
soon. the lsdies report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-14
AN OUNCE IN TIME

NEW YORK. N. "a little
bit OF weight adds up 10 a lot
before you know it. Gaining only
a half ounce q day. totals ten
pounds a year. And to get a
rough idea OF what ten pounds
of extra body fat means, the
next time YOU pass your butcher
shop. take look at a ten
pound ham!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-14
Exquisite Brocade Fashions
Bridal Go7cm of Debutante

Something old something something bor-
rowed and something blue, the traditional rhyme, be-
came reality for lovely Irene Ward niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Wilson, when she wed Sunday after
noon to HIGHLAND Collier The ceremony was performed
at the home of the Wilson's Taft with Reverend
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16
Alice Virginia Collins
And Milton F. ClOgg Wed

The wedding of Miss Alice Vir-
GINA Collins, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Edwin Collins Of Cal
thersburg, and Milton Francis
Clogg, son of Mrs. James Milton
Clogg Of Rockville, took place in
the Neelsville Presbyterian Church
on Friday, September TO- The Rev.
r. w. Hand officiated.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Brooke f. Edmonston,
of Rockville.
Melvin C. Shillenn of Baltimore,
friend of the groom, was best man.
Ushers were Edwin Elmer Collins
and Herbert Walter Collins,
brothers of the bride.
A reception for the wedding par
ty and members Of the families,
was held at the home of the brides
parents following the ceremony.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Clogg will make their home
on Upton Street in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16
Mainhart : HORNE
Families Hold
First Reunion

The Mainhart-Horine families.
deciding it is never too soon to
organize families, held their first
annual reunion on Sunday, Sept.
) at the home of Mrs. Nellie
Mainhart in Gaitherburg. Nearly a
hundred people attended from
Montgomery and nearby counties /:
It was such a success that plans
have been made to meet again
next year at the same place and
on the Sunday before Labor Day.
Officers elected were: President,
Mrs. Maude Mainhart Buxton,
Vice President, Mrs. Nellie Main
hart, Chairman, Mrs. Frances
HORNE Rubber and Treasurer
Mrs. Louise Mainhart Lee.
Some of the larger families re-
presented we're those of DR.. A. G.
HORNE of Brunswick; DR.. Grove
HORNE Of Philadelphia, Merrill
Stevens, Baltimore. Russell
Thomas, near Frederick, Guy
Lewis, near Dickerson, Frank
Buxton, near Kensington, Lester
Mainhart. New Market, Md. Mrs.
Virginia HORNE Cage, Washing
ton, Charles HORNE, Washington,
Amos HORNE, Westminster, Mrs.
Alice r. Dean, Frederick, Hugh
Dean, Frederick, William G. Lee,
Rockville, Guy Albaugh, Fred
erick, j. G.. Ford. Baltimore,
Robert Neal, Baltimore, Winsor,
Day Boyds, Bruce Mainhart, and
William Mainhart, Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16

Some institutions of learning
will lose prestige this Fall on the
football field.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16
BrOughtOn HankeI

Miss Mary Elizabeth Hankel,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Hankel Of Derwood, and Robert S.
Broughton, son of Mrs. Willis
Campbell of Cabin John and Owen
Broughton of North Carolina, were
married on Saturday, September
II. The ceremony took place in the
Calvary Methodist Church in
Frederick, with the Rev. ]. Frank
lin Haas officiating.
The bride wore a green suit with
brown accessories and corsage Of
yellow rosebuds. Her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Elaine Hankel, was matron
of honor.
Eugene Hankel, brother of the
bride, was best man for Mr..
Broughton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16
Senator Davis
Speaker At
OAR. Ceremony

Speaking at the unwilling of g
d. A. r. marker at Greenwood on
Sunday, State Senator Roy Tasco
Davis, Jr., expressed appreciation
of the heritage left by early set
tiers. This heritage was "buiIt on
thrift, discipline, reverence and
patriotism" he told the group as
sembled under the ancient trees.
Senator Davis Iauded the efforts
Of the d: A. r. in preserving the
memory of outstanding people and
places. He said to him tie organi-
zatioh represents democracy,
Americanism and reverence"
Wilbur F. Nash, Jr., present
owner of the estate, estimated that
six generations of DavTses, three
Of Cravers and three of Nashes
had lived at Greenwood. David
Craver came from Frederick Coun-
ty and ran the farm for some
years for Miss Mary Davis before
he purchased it in 1898. The
Washes have owned it since 1926.
Miss Mary Davis Was the last of
the Davis family to live there. In
front Of the house is the family
burying ground where numerous
members of the Davis and Bowie
families are buried.
Mrs. Roger j. Whiteford, regent
Of the Chevy Chase Chapter D. A.
r., presided at the ceremony; the
invocation was by the Rev. Lyman
B. Graeves, rector of Christ Church
Parish, Kensington. Historical
data was presented by Mrs. Walter
B. McEachern, State chairman of
genealogical records, and a well
come extended by the owner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16
Schools Opened Monday
With 20,335 Enrolment

Continued from Page u
principal on administrative poll
cies, study the physical and finan-
cial needs of the school, analyze
and interpret public opinion, pro-
mote the schools program through
publicity, study the curriculum and
recommend possible changes and
to help solve problems concerning
transportation, school zone bound
aries, safety, etc.
The School Board instructed Dr..
Edwin W. Broome, superintendent
of schools, and Charles w. Pretty
man, its attorney to reply to
charges by Franklin T. Miles,
Chevy Chase attorney, that text
books containing Communistic
propaganda are on the boards ap-
proved list.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16
Local High School P-TA
To Hold Get Acquainted
Meeting On Sept. 20

The first meeting of the year for
the PIT. A. of Richard Montgom-
cry High School will be held on
Wednesday, September 20, it has
been announced by Mrs. Herbert
Yocom, president.
After brief business meeting a
program Of music has been plan
ned. The main object of this meet
ing is for the parents and teachers
to become acquainted with one an
other. Refreshments will be served.
A good attendance is urged for
this get together" meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16

Gilbert g. Sullivan performer;
Mary Gonzales and Mary Mayes,
duo pianists, who will combine
their talents for the evenings en-
tertainment.
The program is sponsored by the
Grace Episcopal Cooperative
School Of Silver Spring and tick
cts will be on sale at the door.
Tickets purchased previously for
the show which was postponed,
win be- honored.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16
OIney Man VIII Attend
Food Meet At RehObOth

Francis NJ. Hawkins, Jr., of Oh
ney Locker plant, will attend. the
meeting Of the Maryland Frozen
Food Locker Association at Reno
both Beach, Del, on Monday and
Tuesday, September 20 and q.
Members from all over the state
are expected at this two-day meet
ing to discuss food processing and
preparation for better preserva-
tioH, storage, etc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16
Local Talent To
Play At WOOdside

Several local people Will take
part in a variety musical program
to be given at Woodside Methodist
Church, Silver Spring, at $3.50 p.
VI. Wednesday, September %. IN
Guided in the program Will be tie
Beall Brothers Qaartctte, Rock
Vile; Beate VonSteinner, lovely
Viennese ballet dancer; Gsnevieve
Hughes, contralto; Harry Grow,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16
Miss Collins Feted
With Shower Last Week

Mrs. Sidney Brake and Miss
Dorothy Halterman were joint
hostesses on Wednesday evening of
last week at personal shower in
honor of Miss Alice Collins, now
Mrs. Milton Clogg, Of Rockville.
The couple were married on Sep
TENDER 10.
The shower was given at the
home Of Mrs. Brake on Diamond
Avenue in Gaithersburg. About Pa
guests we're present. Z
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16
Presbyterians To
Hold Social Friday

The Presbyterian Church of
Rockville wiEI bold Social on Fri
day. September II, at 1880 P. NJ
in the Sunday School building.
Besides games for people Of all
ages, movies will be shown and re-
freshments served An offering will
be taken, proceeds OF which will be
used in the purchase Of a moving
picture protector for the Sunday
School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16

So far, in the present presiden-
tial campaign, one notes that to-
matoes, peaches and eggs have
been thrown at candidates. Maybe
it's good that the watermelon sea-
son is about ended.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16

If you visit a hundred cities in
the United States, you will find, in
each one, the same little local
strutters and buffers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-16

Nearly any lobbyists can make
a convincing plea for prompt gov
ernmcntal action, with the neces-
sary appropriation.
Evening star., 1948-11-07

2-FAMILY APT.-$16,5OO
Takoma Park, D. C.-Rents for $3.50 o
mo. Inspect at once II you want q bar
gain. LESLIE D. MEASELL. Oh. $3.50. :"
2 Bedrms., Tile Bath, First Floor
Two bedrooms. tiled bath End floor The
e home s%Te dream ta can
Large living, dining room de luxe kitchen:
large lot ,65x10s; located near corner
perfect. Gas, air-conditioned. LESLIE
D. MEASELL, Oh. $3.50.
Bedroom Bath, First Fl, $19, $50
Bethesda, Md.-Beautiful brick home. i'm
maculate: living. dining room. de luxe
kitchen: 2nd floor. 2 large bedrooms, tiled
bath; beautiful yard: Inspection invited.
LESLIE D. MEASELT, OIL $3.50.
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Barnaby woods, D., C.-Beautiful CENTER
hall Colonial brick home. large lot. trees;
vacant. Act Quick; this home is a bargain.
LESLIE D. MEASELL. OIL $3.50
Evening star., 1948-11-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-hs,.hu,..,
OPEN IL TO s PM.

-~@N
a12 Tewkesbury pl. NV. Top location
with excellent financing makes this e.rooui
Garage, large yard. gas heat: $1,000 down
. SI$ sprins ave. Takoma Park, Nd
needns prnss1 MAIN sGs souss sarge fsm spa
cious rooms. modern Kit ,Bendix. bath
Detached Broom house In rear with
Psthk PsiSk fireplace: bedroom. kitchen and
tended TO hrst intersection. ieft at Esso
station, out Ray I'd. to Spring ave.
1904 Wildyood dr., Takoma Park, Md
suburban life only, 15 min. from down.
town; Corner detached Groom brick. CEN
yer nail, side porch, recreation room. eas
neat, playhouse In rear; solid prewar
sonssfgIsti0n soF.sg.s biiTgsstions; Out n i. svs,
on II; i 7. oh}shiand / Six. left to aA{ house '
down; 81 approved with S13250. 6-room
heat e. na1SsI aa5Ss lot 8G sGd
Out Ca. ave- extended. ieft on seIs'rd Areola "a
DOROTHY X. WINsToN g. CO.
ia la24 K st. NV" ST. ALL; sH. 744e