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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-17
jolly Jacks,nettes Hold Meeting


day evening in the home of Naomi
Terrell at Z pm. In absence of the
chaplain, Miss Annie D. Braggs pre-
sided. During the business session
plans were sketched for the clubs
anniversary with each member COM
menting approvingly with sugges-
tons.
The hostess served a plate lunch
con and coca-colas to her guests.
Dues were paid by the following:
W. M Shirley. M. M. Swaggard,
Helen Graham, S. E. Marshall, A.
D. Braggs, Ruby Gardner and N.
B. Terrell which totaled $500.
Prize was won by w. M. Shirley,
the winner of games.
The next meeting will be in the
home of Ruby Gardner April 26th
at 7:3o p. m.
NJ B. Terrell, president and S. E.
Marshall. secretary.
We wish to compliment Smith
Robertson Public School in behalf
of their radio program in which
they SO beautifully sponsored on
Sunday night over station WJXN.
Thanks to the Security Life In
surance Co. for such a wholesome
program.
The many friends of Mrs. Min
ME Belle Owens of this city SYM
pathize with her in the death of
her aunt. Mrs. Mary McFarlind of
Edwards, Miss.
Mrs. M. E. Donsby who has been
on the sick list for some time is
doing fine.
Mr.. Archie Survey, owner of the
Surveys Pressing Shoppe on Eve
rett st. and Mrs Rosia Belle Han
kins of Hill st. was called to the
city of Holly Bluff to attend the
funeral of their uncle.
Mrs. Beatrice Carter, 1865 Ver-
non Avenue, Chicago H., is visit
ing in the city in the home of her
sister, Mrs. Salena Mayfield 257 E.
Ash and her niece, Mrs. Clemen-
tine Hughes, 1418 Dansby Street.
Mrs. Salena Calhoun, 533 Pearl
St. recently had as her house guest,
Mrs. Henry Williams of McComb,
Miss.
Mr. Mack Brown, formerly of
this city, who has made his home
in the Windy City for the past sew
eral years is in the capitol city on
business.
Mr. NJ c. Magee of Hollandale
was seen in the city visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Returns Home
Mrs Emma Lou Hall of Minnea-
polls, Mimi, left the city Monday
for her home after q very pleasant
visit with her relatives and friends.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-17

Mrs. John Hardy, Cox ST., left
the city Thursday morning to at
tend the Kinds County Women As
ISOLATION at Cherry Grove M. B.
Church at Edwards, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-17

The many friends of Mrs. Min
ME Belle Owens of this city SYM
pathiZe with her in the death of
her aunt, Mrs. Mary McFarlind of
Edwards, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-17

Mrs. Mary Belle Hester of this
city is spending very pleasant
vacation in st. Louis, Mo. as guest
in the home of her aunt, Mrs. Beat
rice Jackson. We remember Mrs
Hester as Mary Belle Whitfield.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-17

Mrs. M. E. Donsby who has been
on the sick list for some time is
doing fine.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-17

Mr. Archie Survey, owner of the
Surveys Pressing Shoppe on Eve
rett st. and Mrs. Rosia Belle Han
kins of Hill st. was called to the
city of Holly Bluff to attend the
funeral of their uncle.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-17

Mr.. NJ. c.. Magee of Hollandale
was seen in the city visiting rela-
tives and friends
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-17

Mrs. Beatrice Carter, 1865 Ver-
non Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,, is visit
ing in the city in the home of her
sister, Mrs. Salena Mayfield 257 E.
Ash and her niece, Mrs. Clemen-
tine Hughes, 1418 Dansby Street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-17

Mr.. Mack Brown, formerly of
this city, who has made his home
in the Windy City for the past sew
eral years is in the capitol city on
business.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-17

Mrs. Salena Calhoun, 533 Pearl
St. recently had as her house guest,
Mrs Henry Williams of McComb,
Miss
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08
Bridge Luncheon
By Mrs. Taylor
Fetes Miss Hines

Miss Lib Price Hines, popular
bride-elect of the month was
honored at a bridge luncheon
given by Mrs. Dick Taylor at
her home on Washington Street
Friday.
White and picardy gladiolias
were used in beautiful arrange
ments throughout the spacious
home.
Guests were invited for 1890
and found their places at the
bridge tables by attractive bridal
tallies. At the conclusion of the
game, Mrs. Fletcher Gregory,
Jr., of Weldon held high score
and was given a lovely dish gar
den. Miss Hines was also re-
membered with a gift by the
hostess.
During the game, refresh
ing iced drinks were served and
later a delicious two course
luncheon was enjoyed.
Guests included the honoree,
Miss Hines, Miss Frances Mus
grove and Mrs. Fletcher Greg
ory, Jr., of Weldon; Mrs. Zeb
Winslow of Scotland Neck; Mrs.
Frank Neal, Mrs. Farnk Cole,
Mrs. Bill King, Mrs. T. ]. Taylor
and Miss Ella Dean Lee.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08
Circle Meets
With Mrs. Hux

TIL Willy Kelly circle Of the
First Baptist Church met Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs
L. R. Hux of Jefferson Street
Mrs. T. o. Corbitt, leader, pre-.
sided.
The meeting opened with the
Christmas song "Silent Night"
and when the roll was called by
the secretary, Mrs. Julian Bell,
each member responded with a
Bible verse.
Personal service reports were
taken by Mrs. John King.
Mrs. Viva eagle was appointed
stewardship committee chair
man.
The Scripture was read by
Mrs. Dorcus Howell.
Silent prayer for distant lands
and missionaries of foreign coun-
tries was offered.
The Lottie Moon collection for
missions was taken.
A social hour followed with
party sandwiches and soft drinks
served by the hostess.
Those present were Mes
danes T. o. Corbitt, Viva eagle,
Dorcus Howell, J. c. Underwood,
L. r. Hux, Jella Massengale, L.
r. Hasty, ]. L., Bell, c. L. Lam
caster, Corlee Jenkins, Roy C..
Thompson. John King and A. A.
Duncan. .s..t
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08
About The Citu

should be back as soon as he put
nickel in the parking meter.
John Lackey spoke up and
tried to help out by saying "you
don't have to bother in this rain.
l have been parked all morning
without a ticket" Zane siad,
well I'll put my nickel in any
way"
Just then Bill Edwards came
in and said "We have plenty OF
rain, but the police are on the
job. I saw a ticket on someone's
car when l came in"
Tickel looked out the window
and said "They may not can dc
it, Lackey, but they have done il
to YOU" John said "Oh well, ]
was going that way anyhow, SC
III stop and give them dollar
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08
Miss Greens Has
Party For Sister

Miss Mary Frances Greene en-
tertained at a dinner party Sat
urday evening honoring her sis
ter, Miss Dorothy Greene, bride
elect of December.
The house was decorated
throughout with the Christmas
motif including Christmas tree.
The honoree was presented
with a corsage and gift of silver
in her chosen pattern.
Bridge was played and prizes
awarded.
At refreshment time salad
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08
CASTOR H. d. Club
To Have Party

Gaston-The Castor Home De-
monstration Clubs annual
Christmas party will be held on
this evening, at 7:S0 o'clock in
the high school cafeteria.
Mrs. Robert Lewis Shaw, Mrs.
John A. Shaw and Miss Dorothy
Piland will be in charge Of the
decorations and refreshments.
No business session will be
held, as the December meeting
is given entirely to recreation.
Gifts will be distributed to each
member.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08
Miss Allen Feted
At Morning Party
Bv CO-HOstesses

Miss Hazel Allen, bride elect
of the month, was complimented
on Friday morning of last week,
when Mrs. w. E. Murphey and
Mrs. Crocker Maddrey en-
tertained at an informal party
and shower at the home of Mrs.
Murphey on Hamilton Street.
The home was beautifully de-
corated throughout with Christ
mas green's and berries. In the
dining room, the bridal colors of
green and white were used. A
lovely arrangement of all white
flowers flanked on both sides
with long white burning tapers
centered the table.
Guests were invited for 11:oO
and upon arrival were served
cold drinks, sandwiches, cook :
les and other dainties.
When the gifts were presented
in an attractive basket, lit e
Miss Robin Long, daughter O f
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Long, re-
posed in the center to the de-
light and merriment of the
guests. The honoree received
many lovely and useful gifts for
which she thanked each one gra-
ciously.
Those enjoying this delightful
occasion included in addition to
Miss Allen, her mother, Mrs.
Dallas Allen and sister, Miss
Eloise Allen, Misses Billie Vim
cent, Betty Wynne Ingram, Mar
garet Ann Ingram, Edith Re-
vile, Geraldine Reville, Louise
Cook, Ann Bum; Mesdames M.
H. Hedgepeth, M. F. White, w.
V. White, R. M. Pope, Will Tay-
lor, R o b ert Long, and Sam
Young.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08

themums bearing lighted tapers,
graced the entrance Of each pew.
Mrs. Catherine Ferrell, orga-
mist, played the traditional
nuptial music preceding the cere-
mony and Miss Alese,, Bristow
sang II Love You Truly" and
Because"
The bride entered from the YES
tibule on the arm of her father,
by whom she was given in mar
riage. She wore a winter white
gabardine suit with navy blue
accessories and carried a French
colonial bridal bouquet of white
carnations with six wanda orchids
centered with a large hybrid
orchid.
Mrs. Jean Pettiway, maid of
honor, wore a wine crepe dress
with winter green accessories an
carried an arm bouquet of white
gardenias. .>...
The mother of the bride wore
dove grey garbardine suit with
black accessories and shoulder
corsage of red carnations.
The mother of the bridegroom
core an ice-blue crepe dress with
black accessories and shoulder
corsage of red carnations.
Mrs. Marjorie Ferguson, sis
ter of the bridegroom, wore a
suit of hunter green with wine
accessories and a shoulder cor
sage Of red carnations.
Edward Harper, cousin Of the
bride, and Clayton Ferguson, the
bridegroom's brother-in-law, Of
ficiated as ushers.
Church decorations were by
James L. Hux.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the couple left for an un-
disclosed destination and will be
at home on their return at 10
Monroe Street.
For travelling the bride wore
an ice-blue suit with navy ac-
cessories and the orchid lifted
from her corsage.
The bride is a graduate Of the
Roanoke Rapids High School and
the Carolina Beauty College Of
Raleigh. Until the time of her
marriage she was employed at
the Roanoke Beauty Shop.
The bridegroom is a graduate
Of the Roanoke Rapids High
School. He served 10 months in
the army overseas during the re-
cent World War and is now
employed at the Village Shop.
Among the guests present at
the wedding was Sede Vaughn,
grandfather of the bride.
Out-of-town guest present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Fergu-
son Of Emporia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley Hawkins, Mrs. Robert
Hawkins, Miss Shirley Hawkins
and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Haw-
kins of Lawrenceville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas White of White
Plains, Virginia and Mrs. r. Per
cell and other guests from Raj
eigh.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08
Miss HaWkins Weds
Mason Harp In Formal
Sunday Ceremony

Miss Helen Ardell Hawkins,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Graddy
P. Hawkins of ITO Monroe Street.
Roanoke Rapids became the
bride of Mason L. Harp, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Harp
of 216 Madison Street, Sunday
afternoon at five o'clock in a
formal double ring candlelight
ceremony at the First Baptist
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08

Church, with the Rev. Gordon
L. Price, pastor, officiating.
The altar was lighted with ca
thredral candles entwined with
fern and white chrysanthemums
amid setting of green fern.
The center aisle was roped off
from the back of the church to
the altar with white satin stream
erS. Bouquets of white chrYsan-
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08

course was served by candlelight
with each table decorated with
Yuletide centerpiece.
Guests present included the
bride-elect, Mesdames R. r ay
Warwick, E. B. Daniel, H. E.
Hux, A. C. Cox, Jr., ]. H. Copen-
haver, Bobbie Reynolds, N. M.
Hockaday, Marshall Finch, R. U.
Reyes, Jr., and w. B. Copen-
haver.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08
Mrs. Hall Has
Her Bridge Club

Mrs. w. D. Hall was hostess
to her bridge C lu b last week
when she entertained at h r
home on Washington Street.
? Winter greenery and candles
a d d e d a festive note in the
rooms where two tables were
placed for playing. After several
progressions of contract w r e
enjoyed, Mrs. Dick Taylor was
presented an attractive gift as
winner of high score for tn e
evening.
At refreshment time a deli =
cious salad plate with coffee was
served to tn e following men,
bers: Mesdames T. ]. Taylor,
Dick Taylor, D. E. Bennett, Will
mer Collier, uston Full
Ter, Clyde Liske, Wyche Land
and r. A. Daniel.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08

The Rev. B. Marshall White
Hurst, George Pappendick, By
ron Gurley, Robert Britton, H.
C. Johnson, Chester Allsbrook
and Rudolph Waters attended
pastors deacons' supper meet
ing in Tarboro Monday evening.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08
BY Sue Woodall


Seen early Monday when on
my way to the Herald office, was
Basil Glover, and upon my stop
ping for an inquiry about mu-
tual interest-horses he said he
was now buying thoroughbred
cattle, too, and was on his way
to join Winfield Crew to look
over some white-faced thorough
breds.
Santa Claus is really doing his
part this year, or at least he was
Saturday afternoon at Rosemary
in front of the Rosemary Drug
Company where a group of little
children were earnestly telling
him their wants. Smaller chill
dren in their mothers arms
were crying when they got too
close to him. One young lady
started to lean forward from her
mothers arms and kiss Santa,
but when she touched his beard
she got scared and grabbed her
mother around the neck instead.
Santa was very kind, though,
and soon everyone was happy
and chatting about what they
wanted him to bring them.
At the wedding of Miss Helen
Ardell Hawkins and Mason Harp
Sunday afternoon at the First
Baptiest Church, at which the
Rev. Gordon l.. Price, postor, Of
ficiated, the church was filled
with guests. The altar and cen
ter aisle were unusually lovely
with special treatments of white
chrysanthemums and lighted ca
therdral candles. The candlela-
bra at the altar were entwined
with white chrysanthemums and
lacy fern. The entire length OF
the center isle was ribboned off
and white chrysanthemum bou-
quets bearing tall lighted Gather
dral candles graced the entrance
of each pew.
Admiration is expressed for
the fine choice of words and
their perfect blending to express
the exact thought used by oul
Superintendent ofrSchools, I. E
Ready, when he broadcasts the
International Sunday School les
osns each Sabbeth mroning or
the radio in Roanoke Rapids. II
is a pleasure to listen to sucl
phrasing of speech which flows
smoothly as a river Of though
which does not hesitate but flows
on over any seeming obstruc'
ton. The Mems Bible Class o1
the First Methodist Church are
fortunate to have such a well in
formed representative.
Recently we wrote about the
way Miss Elise Allen, t he
English teacher visiting Miss
Cannon here, liked her coffee
made and Saturday when the
conversation came up again,
Miss Pearl Oberry was telling
how she learned to like tea. Miss
Louise Brown, who was Roanoke
Rapids Girl Scout leader before
Miss Lillian Lee took over her
duties. She said Miss Brown did
as Miss Allen by heating the
milk and just adding tea. Tea
drinking, it seems, was a favor
ite pastime of Miss Brown.
Tickel's barbershop in Rose
mary Friday morning was the
scene of much merriment. The
usual group was sitting in the
cozy whop watching the a n
outside waiting their. turn when
Zane Cameron told the shine boy
to wait just a minute and he
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08

Mrs. R. c. Kee has returned
to her home at Virginia Beach
after spending last week in the
home of her daughter, Mrs.
James Coker, and Mr.. Coker.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08

Mrs. W. A. Thorne and Mrs.
Bahnson Weathers were visitors
in Richmond, Va, last week.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08

Mrs. D. E. Bennett spent Mon
day in Richmond, Va.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08
TOWN TALK

Mrs. Louise Rogers and Sam
uel Parsons o + Carsons, Va,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Gillian Monday.
Willis Murphey OF Wake For
est College spent last weekend
here with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. w. E. Murphey.
Mrs. Marvin White of Norfolk,
Va, is the guest of her son, All.
mond White, and Mrs. White.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08

Tickel's barbershop in Rose
mary Friday morning was the
scene of much merriment. The
usual group was sitting in the
cozy whop watching the in
outside waiting their, turn when
Zane Cameron told the shine boy
to wait just a minute and he
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08

The longest forward pass ever
thrown in a Rose Bowl game
was tossed by Johnny Mack
Brown to beat Washington for
Alabama in 1926. 1t travelled 50
yards. -
Evening star., 1948-11-26

At gveaway spectacular values from the regular oa STOCK
floor demonstrators
quality merchandise with set full
have such values been presented before and musical IN
These
Also included
Evening star., 1948-07-25
ROOMS WITH BOARD tcen,. J

NSSWS win oVAkb tSoht.I.
WENDELL TERRAcE-LarEe. cool rooms
So .heEs sfa BE- %Rors: n.s sst' .rsnsD
BsImons sir fd. NV, Nj. a4s5.
$3.50 each "a also Single sad 'Saas snare room reom
fisssns fael istR Reals sw-1.rs. double; as snsr.
room for man man: running water; also single;
MSss sst'hSHsrd aSn N% stee Dunens
Double 70, men or girls, pvt; bath; also
sss AND TO REMEDY sfee
dry privils. ia. s4e7. Good Transports
iS03 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w-pble.
2nd-h, 'front.' twin beds. 3 lge. windows
and ! lse. closet good meals; good
NEW HAMPsHIRE-House newly decorated,
double and single rooms; daily maid serv-
ice; switchboard service; good meals. Call
No; 2256 l7l2 New Hampshire ave. NV,
like hotel to provide excellent dining
and room service, enough like a club to
insure congenial companionship: double
WOMEN; s4s.s5s per 'Ia@ mo. ii ii.e As sist a1 st.
1898 18th ST. N.w-Nicely furnished
rooms for young ladies and young men;
b5osnnE xatsr elevator SWITCH
line; mr. Pentagon and Navy Annex; also
mar to share room with another man;
home privilS GIL. $3.50 -25
PVT. ROOM, kit. privils, to employed
mother with care and board of child
bl5 Missouri ave. NV. Apt. l. -26
1874 PARK RD. N.W-Singles, doubles,
triples; men. women, couples: convenient
transportationi end Mt. Pleasant car
line; one block 18th st, busses; under
new MANAGEMENT. CO. 9SOS 25'
26a WOODLEY PL., nr. Shoreham-Desir-
able rm. for young man in gentle home.
Excel. meals. AID, 0244
ZOE: G ST. N.W.--Vacancies for young
ladies, single sno triple. excl. food, oppo-
site G. w. Univ 81
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly man or
lady. st floor, adjoining bath: young
Wioow.S home in Takoma Park Reasonable,
Evening star., 1948-07-25
ROOMS WANTED.

ssntfance; s25; BY man IS BOX ass-L,
ROOM AND BATH, double or twin beds;
comfortable; location 18th to 21st, N. Y.
ave TO NV: spprox. $50 month Aug.
NURSE desires room in pvt. home; break
fast privileees; laundry pref: Columbia I'd
and 18th st. area. BOX 3e4-L. Star: s5'
large single room with deep closet. Prefer
ably near Stanton or Lincoln Park $40
GHS!hIx GRSTExEmAs sG1 D.rm .1sL ,.|. Star m or ena
bath pref; best tfansp. Give address,
e5;s nseas BSs 42h vcs star Il
pont or Washington Circle. Box 4oa-L,
BY SEPT /. refined middle-ased lady de-
pref 1W. 5000, ext 3s5.
GENTLEMAN. with private bath; Gentiles;
complete information. Box 1851, Star,
2 SINGLE ROOMS. private bath: lady and
son. II: Capitol Hill or easy access 10Th g.
E, Capitol. ia 4'25 Sunday after 10 a m.
RETIRED GENTLEMAN. -drinker. de-
sires room in private home. Box 396-L.
Kitchen and laundry privileges. $40 per
MibpLEsGrb Mibfs sSH bsih IkDT star employed wants
sharing. BoY 435-L. Star.
ROOM with strictly private bath in quiet,
refined home; NV. preferred. Box 1891,
WIDOW. Episcopal minister, desires fur
nished room, near bath and phone; north
west. EN-. a465. Sun, to g.
most weekends. requires room in George
town. Prefer private house with garden
or porch: No other privileges desired.
COL0RED-THREE ELDERLY PERSONS
like to rent two rooms. kitchen and bath
FIR. 6647. ga
Evening star., 1948-07-25
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE attractive, unfurn. l-bedrm
APT in excel NV location, for unfurn. 2
bedrm apt Ia. 1855 -25
3-BEDRM. APT, unfurn. in Arlington, Va,
for similar apt, house or duplex in Atlanta.
ExcHaNGE APARTMENT, New York, for
Wash p4iMarpc ssSs; spt a2so Man
9 pm. or Box 45.L, Star. -
dinette. NV. apart. for similar or 2.bed-
rm apart, New York, or Long Island.
TWo-BEDRM. UNFURN. APT. in Sc. for
apt in NV. Box 3SS-M. Star.
Sc. FOR N.W.-3-rm., kit. and bath in
Anacostia in exch. for 1-bedrm. apt. in
NV. MR.; coWAN d. 743o after IL
WAS WASH FOR R. NJ i,Gg =. GcomExsh.nss coal a;rm
:uER ,a' set e. 9!e' c2R1 ~ aS; 10!
DUPONT CIRCLE. walkup-- bedrns.,
liv. rm., kitchen, bath; furn., unfurn.
children permitted, $50; for bachelor
or one-bedroom apt must be first-hoor or
elevator. Box -437-L, Star.
WILL EXCHANGE 4A-room, bath apt,
Riverdale drive, New York, for similar
accommodations in Washington. Box
NEW YORK FOR WASHINGTON APT.
large living room and bedroom, top floor
in modern bldg; rental. sos on lease; no
children. Phone Grimm, Union 0756. .
Evening star., 1948-07-25
1878 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-3-rm. apt

1878 WEBSTER ST. NW.-3-rm. apt, ac-
com. for 4 people: . ent., no kit, hot
1855 MfNTwoop PL. Nw.-Newly deco
mated md n roons rs kitchen private bath; $50
SR. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-stud,o
bed, -liv rm: combination. kit. and pvt.
bath. Call DE. 3463 or AID l454. -25
ENTIRE 2nd FLOoR-Private bath. large
screened porch, utilities furnished no
linens. laundry privileges, gentle home
express buses; couple: reference: no chill
dren, pets or drinking. IA. 0ual. -26
1919 KEARNY ST. N.E.-Two rms, kit.
also basement apt, L rm. and kit. Call
3 WHITTIER ST. N.w.-ssl. rm.. dbl, bed
e eooi: unlim. phone; SIS ssl.; $50 dbl, RA.
SILVER SPRING-American-p hotel,
with breakfast and dinner: can aceommo-
date couple or single. Call 81 1884
ATTRACTIVE LIVING ROOM. bedroom:
for LADY: breakfast or kitchen priYileges:
near Conn. ave. and N st. NV, until
Sept. J. SS5 per mo. Box 296-L, Star
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-Attractive fur
nlshed apt, for two; living room bedroom,
kitchen, bath and inclosed porch; available
Aug i. UN. 1880. -25
TWO ROOMS with refrigerator. running
water. hot and cold; SIS per week: en-
ploysd parties only need apply. SCI sth
GEoRGErowN - Beautiful, furnished.
ST. 81 s5ss so. ssi-1.. 1.isss.n sssl 7SassSoo Il.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. and s.w

ssnt1sr1a M5Isr uhSiShEp sSI ROOM near Capitol,
1871 ST. s.E.-Larse Ink room. Ind
q front, 3 windows; refrigerator and hot
SINe 2Iste pref empl couple. ---25
Ininnger. Cali ewes. and Sat and and Sun. sun Ii.
NR;; NAVY YARD. 75s 18th st. s.e.-LSe..
s9ot eoos, ffor1' fr aduss cleo refs hot plate
f1ss'i s1e 'sIG ST. SIR fht room. kit Mas and
Dedfmo be- Gri0;,a for working couple; no children
= =, 0ieh,ns lota sr. Sc. Apt e-Double .Ss room
HTLIckEsr: sol5 ssnd rns'se pI. s'e'-sinsie
no children in home refs. vi aSsi.
FACING CAPITOL, small room for Govt.
G sd 10th 81 81 sEaLsfse st arg IF front 9OfS bedrm
unlim phone; gentleman preferred FR
1856 All day sun; after wk days, 81
,?s,n,I near bath; kiS laundry and tel. priSls
is9D'f IS: i, - sSa sw-1.rse room. next ;s' to
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double room next to bath; kitchen priv;ls.
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100 L'ENFAiN,1Ti' Mt SO. Sc Sc near MINI and
Pa aye-Large front rm. with windows.
large &c closet semi bath and shower; COW.
AIRY ROOM. corner apt; with married
couple: excel. transp; ample auto parking;
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beds, for one or two adults, s35 mo Cali
DOUBLE RIM. next to bath. good fransp
unliT phons; saS: must be sober. 247 18th st.
1900 ST. s.E.-Attraetiv. room for /.
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