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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-08
Health Education
Program Outlined
For City Schools

On Thursday, March 81, Miss
Claire Melton, Health Educator
for the local schools, met with the
principals of the various Pssca-
goula school units. The meeting
was called by Superintendent T.
r. Wells with the idea of more
clearly setting up the detectives
Of the health program and to
develop a more definite plan of
coordination between the healni
educator, principals and teachers
of the individual units.
Miss Melton presented an out
line of three series OF health un-
its that had been prepared for
the elementary grades covering
the phases Of health suggested
by the National Education Asso-
citation and American Medical
Medical Association. These out
lines are set up in unit form and
are flexible enough to be geared
to suit each teachers need. Each
unit will include the following
basic essentials:
What should be taught: actw-
tiles that might improve health
habNs; references; materials,
pamphlets, posters, charts, etc:
films, plan for Interrogation of
health and other subject matter.
As a result of this conference,
the following lines of procedure
were agreed upon: the health ed
ucator will meet with teachers
from each grade level at some
time during the remainder of the
school year. They will go over
the outline, which has been pre-
pared with the idea of possible
changes.
These outlines will be present
ed to all the teachers in the eoun-
ty at a work conference, which
will be held prior to the open
ing of school in September. In
addition, teachers will be shown
many of the materials listed in
the outline and will have an OPP
portunity to study listings of all
available health films.
Similar outlines will be devel-
oped for the Junior Senior high
school level. 1t is proposed that
these outlines be used as part of
courses in civics, physical educa-
ton, homemaking. science.
A definite schedule will be set
up allowing every teacher an OPP
portunity to meet with the health
educator to discuss problems of
the classroom. Consultants from
the state level will be made avail
able as well as outstanding au-
thorities in the field of Health
from lay sources.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Stone en-
tertained a few friends at a sur
prise birthday celebration in hon
or Of Mrs. Clarence Bradford
Wednesday night at their home.
Spring flowers were used in the
reception rooms and the pastel
color scheme was carried out in
the pink and white Of the birth
day cake which was served with
coffee. Guests were MI. and Mrs.
Robert Chafin, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Vincent, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
mold Stone, Jerry and Wayne
Bradford and Jessica and Cynthia
Stone.
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specific item Of equipment, Mr..
Cole said. A detailed list of the
various items will be furnished
on request.
Every penny contributed will
be used in the construction and
equipment Of The Memorial Chap
ell, Mr.. Cole said. Contributions
from this area should be mailed
TO him at Box 239, Pascagoula.
Official receipts will be forward
ed TO each donor as such dona-
tons are deductible on income
tax returns.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-08
Women Of Seashore District Hold
Conference AT First Methodist

The election OF officers for the
Seashore District of the Missis-
sippi Methodist church was held
at the morning session at annual
conference of the Woman's So
eiety of Christian Service which
was held at the First Methodist
church in Pascagoula at 10 am.
Wednesday.
The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. w. A. WEIGH the presi-
dent, who, following the opening
song and prayer, heard the usual
reading of the minutes and a re-
port from the bylaws committee
and that of the nominating COM
mittee in connection with the
election of Group II officers and
requirements.
This last resulted in the cleo
ton Of the following: Mrs. Wal
ter Robinson, Big Point, vice
president; Mrs. Robert Jack,
Gulfport, treasurer; Mrs. c. o.
Brock. Gulfport, promotion secre-
tary; Mrs. Albert Fletcher, Hands
boro, supply; Mrs. Robert Dixon,
Bay st. Louis, missionary educa-
ton and service; Mrs. j. H. Hill
lard, Handsboro, youth work;
Mrs. H. c. Lucas, Long Beach,
status of women; Mrs. c. H. Well1
Columbia, children's work and
Miss Jennie Youngblood, Wesley
an Service Guild.
The reports of district officers
were gfven as follows: Miss Ina
Thompson, secretary of mission
airy personnel; Mrs. Ruth l.. Rob-
erts. secretary of student work;
Mrs. Roy Wolfe, secretary of
youth work; Mrs. w. A.. Welch,
secretary of children's work, Mrs.
Robert Jack, vice president; Mrs.
T. T. Roberts, treasurer and Miss
Jennie Youngblood, secretary
of Wesleyan Service Guild.
After announcements had been
made, Mrs. Ruble Roberts led in
worship and this was followed
by the presidents message.
At noon, adjournment was
made for dinner, which was serv-
ed in the substory by the hostess
society.
During the afternoon, reports
were heard from district officers.
They were given by Mrs. L. T.
Tickling, recording secretary;
Miss Sheila Nuttall,, secretary of
Missionary education; Mrs. Nellie
F. Nelson, secretary of Christian
relations and social church activi-
ties; Mrs. Ruble Roberts, spiritual
life; Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins, Sec
rotary of literature and publica-
tions, Mrs. John Guice. secretary
of supply; Mrs. H. c. Lucas, Sec
rotary of women; and Mrs. Coy
o. Brick, promotion secretary.
An interesting feature of this
session were talks given by ev.
Isaac Pittman and wife of the
Negro Mississippi Rural. center at
Columbia, which. located in an
area populated by about 5000
negroes and is the only one of
the kind in the United States.
Reports were given and there
yer songs by a group of young
negroes.
At 3 p. m. the conference was
closed with a conservation serv-
ice conducted by the Rev. o.. H..
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Birthday Of Monte
Peterson Occasion
For Surprise PurtY

On Monday at $3.50 pm. Monte
Peterson was honoree at a sur
prise party when a number of
her young friends gathered at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. C. Peterson, to celebrate
her 18th birthday.
The surprise was complete as
the members of the party had as
sembled prior to the arrival of
Monte from school to greet her
with the singing of the Happy
Birthday song.
Games provided amusement
among these being a variation of
the stop the Music" broadcast
when records were used, with
Dianne Cole and Liz Ford cap
turing prizes for recognizing the
greatest number of musical Sc
lections. Dianne Cole also cap
tured a prize in a blindfold draw
ing contest.
Punch and cake were served
by Mrs. Peterson who was as
sisted by Mrs. Jones Garrigan.
Those taking part in the sur
prise were Sandra Moncrief,
Shirley Lynne England, Betty,
Barbara and Verna Westphal,
Liz and Ann Ford, Dianne and
Beauchamp Cole, Patricia Mays,
Patty Moore, Janis Slade, Bever-
ly Larsen. Nan Garrigan, Ruth
Gray. Marilyn Martin, Genevieve
Flechas and Stanley Peterson.
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Scout Truining
Course Scheduled
In Pdscugould

A training course for Scout
leaders has been scheduled for
April 10, Is, 20 and % in the
Pascagoula high school gymna-
stun, according to an announce
ment made by Thomas r. Wells,
training chairman, at the East
Jackson district committee meet
ing in Pascagoula on Thursday.
A new Scout troop for negroes
is now being organized in Kre-
ole by B. B. Jennings, scoutmas-
ter of Troop 430. A physical ex-
animation for all Scouts in the
district is being conducted by DIR.
Andrew Hedmeg, director of the
Jackson County Health depart
ment. The next examinations are
set for April 5 and 7.
A camporee is scheduled for
May Is and IA and J.. A. Pol was
named camping chairman.
The committee approved the
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crusade commitments for l949-
1850. In this crusade all troops
set goals in leadership, program
and membership for the year.
John o. Grant, Jr., district
chairman, encouraged members
to attend the training course and
asked that they interest other
adults in participating in these
courses. 3
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Odd Fellow Lodge
To Attend Church
Service In Body

Pascagoula Lodge No. As. Odd
Fellows will attend services in a
body Sunday morning at the First
Baptist church in Moss Point.
This will mark the start of a pro-
gram that will find the Lodge
attending a county church in a
body once each quarter. Lodge
members will attend services at
Moss Point with approximately
so scheduled to be in the group.
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delegate to the conference in
Vicksburg.
1t was definitely decided to
stage the playlet, "The Old Maids
Convention. for the benefit of
the new educational building
fund with Miss Nell Price as di-
rector.
The business meeting closed
with a prayer and a social hour
was enjoyed.
Lovely spring flowers decorat-
ed the home of the hostess and
the Easter motif was prettily ex-
pressed in the serving of tn e
cream, cake and candy eggs. The
next meeting will be at the
church on April 18.
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Ken Loeffler, coach of the Prov
idence Steamrollers of the Bas-
ketball Association of America,
is a scout for the New York
Yankees during the baseball
season.
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Scott, superintendent of the Sea-
shore District.
There were approximately $50
in attendance.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-08

Attending the meeting were
Forrest Crabtree, Ralph Davis,
w. S. Shaw, Wallace Grierson.
Julian Rivers, A. L. Allen. c. Sly
field, Walter Hallberg, Jr., p. ].
Larsen, T. R. Wells, ]. A. Pol, ].
o. Grant and Jess Rogers.
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Moss Point
Churches
BAPTIST

The regular business meeting
of the WMU of the Baptist church
met in the church on Monday aft
ernoon when Mrs. j. N. Rape pre-
sided over the meeting.
Rev. j. F. Brock gave a talk
on the Mississippi Woman's col
lege endowment fund.
The meeting was closed with a
prayer by Mrs. George Boyett.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-08
Y

Circle number One met with
Miss Florrie Mc1mis on Monday
afternoon in her home. Mrs. Hell
en- Mayson gave the devotional
taken from the book Of John, and
Mrs. Gregory Wood gave the pro-
gram on the subject $50 This Is
Student Work..
Following business meeting a
social hour was enjoyed when
the hostess, assisted by her sis
ter, Miss Willie McInnis, served
punch, sandwiches and cookies
to the eleven members present.
Circle number Two met in the
home Of Mrs. Bert Wood on Mon
day afternoon when Mrs. A. W.
Head led the Bible study from
the book Of John, and Mrs. Wood
led the program, $50 This Is
Student Work.. Following the
business meeting a social hour
was enjoyed when the hostess
served ice cream and cake to the
eleven members present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-08
Can Blaek-Draught
.lHeIp That 3
Assdaehy Feeling!

Fe4 Biack-Draught may help you when
POI. feel logy II the only reason you feel
that way st .ause of constipation. Black.
Draueht, the friendly laxative, Is usually
prompt and thorough when taken as d.
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dose. That's why 10 has been q best
seller with four generations. II you are
troubled with such symptoms as loss Of
appetite headache. upset stomach. flatu-
ienee, physical fatigue, = sleeplessnesz.
mental haziness, bad b~reath-and II these
symptoms are due only to constipation
Try Black-praughk Get q package today.
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Missouri leads the union in lead
production.
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METHODIST


The WSCS held its monthly
business meeting at the church
Monday, April 4, with twenty
five members present.
Mrs. E. l.. Golf had charge Of
the devotional. Mrs. Chester
Lyons, president, called for re-
ports from the circle chairmen
and from the chairmen of the de-
partments.
The following officers were
elected for the coming year, pres
ident, Mrs. Chester Lyons; vice
president, Mrs Julian Rivers; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. w. M. AL
exander; promotion secretary,
Mrs. Ralph Crate, treasurer, Mrs.
Gertrude Cirlot; secretary of Mis-
sionary education and service,
Mrs. John Cirlot; secretary OF
social relations and local church
activities, Mrs. f. l.. Golf; secre-
tary of student work, Mrs. N. U
Boone; secretary of youth work
Mrs. John Cirlot; secretary oil
children's work, Mrs. A. J.. Frank
lin; secretary of literature and
publication, Mrs. Eunice Booker,
secretary Of supply work, Miss
Ina Thompson; secretary of spir-
itual life, Mrs. w. B. McDavid;
secretary of status of women,
Mrs. Homer Hamilton; and fell
lowship chairman, Mrs. v. C.
Torres.
The meeting was closed with a
prayer by Mrs. II. B. Overstreet.
Wesleyan Service Guild
Sixteen members and one Wis
itor, Mrs. Ann Hardenburg, at
tended the regular business and
social meeting of the Mary Chap
pell unit of the Wesleyan Service
Guild in the home of Mrs. T. S.
Bearry at Kreoie Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Woodrow Rogers, the pres
ident, who called the meeting to
order. also led the devotional.
This meeting was especially
dedicated to the New Advance
members, four of the eight being
present; illness prevented the at
tendance of the Others.
The beautiful recognition serv-
ice was read by Miss Ina Thomp-
son, co-ordinator, assisted by the
president, Mrs. Rogers.
The new members present in
cluded Mrs. Glenn Torres, Mrs.
Foster Lennep, Mrs. Calvin Byrd,
and Miss Hazel Rhodes. Others
to be recognized later are Miss
Ora Nunnerly, Mrs. Jack Turner,
Mrs. L. Mills. and Miss Jenora
Cox.
Following the service several
important matters were discussed
and Mrs. Rogers was elected a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-08

Now your walls. woodwork
cabinets. radiators. etc, can
oHmatchp fectlyeventhough
you choose flat for walls, semi
gloss for woodwork, and gloss
for cabinetsl
Now you can get the perfect
harmony you've been wanting
-or subdue the bad features
of q room-and still use the
proper degree of gloss for the
Evening star., 1949-01-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeoss

HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo east
BLVD. HGHTs., hlks. over D. c.
sa,a5o. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. TR. 44o0,
CoNGREss HEIGHTs-pe luxe brick
bungalow, block of Nichols ave.
Five spacious rooms, tiled bath ist
floor; two large attic rooms space,
large knotty-pine recreation room,
two flreplaces, all chestnut wood
trimming; oil hot-water heat, large,
sxnrSIn 1sxe ,St; subSssn.lSl bHan cssh NEEDED
5a16. 90
FORT DAVIS, ! blk. of Ala. ave,
semtdet. ,brk,, lovely cond.; g rms,
rm:. gas h.-wh.; possess. wk:
Sl4,g50. Your house in trade, or
SS;a5o SSa5 down T. D. BURGESS; vi.
FOREST HEIGHTS - Beautiful Q
story. s rms, and bath. bedrms.
oil &C. heat. full bsmt., 6bx125 ft..
fenced lot; conditioned like new:
only S13 $50; $1,000 down. AN
NtENRERG REALTY CO.. FIR. s357
FORT Immediate poss,. semi
Diet. 3-bedroom home; Venetian
blinds, fun bsmt. gas heat. spotless.
Todays best buy. $4,000 1st
trust, payable S65 mo-. incl. taxes
COX q CO. RE. 1888; ewes, Mrs.
Cox, VI. S136.
HILLCREST-Vacant. immediate pos
session. Detached brick, g spacious
rooms, tiled bath, 1st-floor lava
tory. large living room with flre-
place, side porch, gas heat, deep
lot: priced S2O,a5O. HARTMAN
TEAss I'd. s.en TK 44oo. 't1 VI. SSs 5S9s. A0es
UPPER MoRNINGsIDE. SOL Allies
rd.-.1 blk to bus. shopping center;
2-bedrm. bungalow on 60xf Soft.
fenced lot; oil a.-c. heat: redeco-
rated; vacant; price, S7.95O: $1,000
down. Call Mr.. Lung, Hillside 1888,
with THoS. L. PHILLIPS.
NHat catRcH' s-rm. AAGs' det. brick, A'ith fuII
bsmt., gas heat. equip. kit: lae.
rooms; $4,000 down; reasonable. T.
d. BURGESS, VI. 2SO2 til s. go
3IIs QUE ST. Sc. at Branch and
Penna, ave-New brick bungalow. g
rms. 90 bedrms), lovely bath. pic
ture window, Venetian blinds, firepl..
closets. 1arse dry basemt. with
half.bath. Built-in gar. sas h.-w h.
S1ae5O, Full value allowed on
trade-in of your present home I'M
mediate possession. 7. p. BURGESS,
vi, 2sO2 III s. -26
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SILVER SPRING

o1LNEn Or H1N1
Cape Cod bungalow; large living rm
with dining alcove, de luxe kitchen
eoulrment. bedrm. and "a bath 1st
floor; . bedrms. and bath. md floor
Bryant gas heat; large level wooded
lot; close to Catholic Church; S13,-
spect call Mr. Lueck. AID O031;
ewes, WO 5133 SHOCKEY e.
MnnpuEAn poolt1re
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BETHESDA

Early American home located in the
Edsemoor Section within 2 squares
Of the Bank of Bethesda Unusual
sale; 6 especially comfortable rooms,
the 8 bedrooms take twin beds 2
Tile baths; fireplace: shaded level
lot; oil heat; within 2 blocks Of
elementary school; asking S23 500.
Q6s5l. THOS, J. FISHER a. CO..
INC. Realtors. D1. $3.50.
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Understandable Charm

Surrounded by houses of distinction,
ideal for official entertaining. vet
convenient and coZy enough for a
small family The unusual floor
plan of 3 rms. and 4la baths, In
rm and several fireplaceS. Gear ga
rage; priced reasonable for this de-
sirable house and location. For fur
ther information call Mrs. Oliver
Mckee. MI. 1857 or HU. 1868. with
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Bealtor Genrretnvn nfHce oA
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BUNGALOW-S11,45O

Det. brick, iust over D. c. line Here
Is an attractive 2 2-bedrm. home you
outside entr; insulated and semi
finished attic disable as Sd bedrm
reception hall: excel cond,. inlmed
possession. To inspect call Mr.
Goddard ewes. AK. 5271 with
FREDERICK W. BEEENs SALES,
1SG., Ma. el41. --26
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OPEN EYES. Z TO g

Lovely Mich. Park Hills. lust over D.
c. line In Md. See these beautiful
detached brick 3-bedrm. homes, gas
heated. full bsmt., and large. land
scaped lot. Each has spacious living
rm.. dining rm. and mod kit. Priced
from S1h.10O to S1s,aSO. Open
Sat from 4 to s: Sun, to g. Drive
out Sargent rd. ne. to Chillum rd,,
house at 1911 Jonathan St Phone
Mr. Smiley. Ho. 0515. for further
information.
ROGER MOSS, Realtor
Evening star., 1949-01-25

Near 18th and D SITS. Sc aptS
of rms. and bath each; separate
entrances. front and rear; separate
heat elec. and gas $1,000 cash,
live IN one, rent out the other. Call
Mr. Ewell. Me. $500; ewes. OR.
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6315 18th ST NV

Beautiful det. brick; lse. liv, rm
with mirrored firepl, din. rm, kit.
dinettc: md f.. 3 bedrms. " baths;
finished heated attic. suitable for
bedrm. OF .playrm; lge. dry base
mem gas INV. h. brick gar; lot
t3x 80, beautifully landscaped;
and traDSp. Call ewes. RA. o5n1'
BLANKEN & PRESS, INC, l434 X
81 ST N.i1k ~.
Evening star., 1949-01-25

COLORED-sI,O 900 DOWN on 2-fam-
lily semidet. brick with . apts.: con-
tanning 3 rms, kit. and pvt. bath
on each. floor: live In one and get
income from the other. Only. So, 80.
KAY REALTY CO., INC" RA. 23oe.
COLORED-sO p sH. N.W.-Vacant;
new bldg. store and apis, renting
approx. $4,000 year; price, X23 900
Open, or call HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, l345 Good Hope rd. Sc. TR.
44o0 or VI. 5a76. -26
HAMPSHIRE AVE.
at PIX. rd, 6-r. gray brick with rec.
r'in fer immeaiste et sal sale, V reasonable down
DE. 1905. Sun, DE. 3469: -25
1!th and Kenyon
sts.--owner occupied, 6 rooms. hard.
enrsnee T9oa oori fron G poroh oraF T proe ro snd
DE / 60, De. 1889. rs
COLORED - 18th AND HARVARD
SITS. NV. Lovely semidetached
brick home. completely furnished.
consisting of 3 aDts.. baths, 3 re-
frigerators, 3 stoves; Immaculate
condition; ! s oil h:.w,h; ,. $1,000 cash ash
appointment call Mr.. Hunt, with
CAMPANELIA 4, WOOD, Ex. Alb;
ewes, DE. 2637. -26
COLORED-N.W.- o rms. and
bath. 3 stories. and bsmt.; S1,250
down. 500 monthly: possession Mr..
Morse, SH. $500 BROWN REALTY
CORP. Realtors, DU. s55s.
COLORED - II NEW YORK AVE.
N.W.-Beautifu! brick. l. rooms,
2l2 baths, 3 kitchens with 3 stoves
and 3 refrigerators, full basement.
oil heat: excellent terms. Call ewes,
RA. al 40, BLANKEN q PRESS, INC,
1424 X ST. NV, ST. 93l8. ~
COLORED-8th ST. N.W.-See this
6-room Colonial brick; modern and
will sell: all you need Is substantial
cash payment, balance less than
rent. Call DI. 1912; after s. Mr..
Tolson, OR l1Qp.
BLOCK QUEBEC PL.
3-story brick; 2 spacious rms. 2
complete baths. oil heat; house In
excellent condition. substantial
down Hsyment required, Call MRS
ELLIoST, DE. 1160. DE. 7056. -26
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IN THE HAMLET

Chevy Chase, Md.-A new williams
burg residence with an excellent
arrangement of rooms. Large
closets. Picture windows and
breakfast bay. panelled den, toilet
and Law; 2-car garage. wide cor
ner lot. beautiful residence well
worth your residence. Call us now
to see it. once open today, week
days till 2 pm. WO. 1900. EDW.
H JONES A. co INC -oR
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CLEVELAND PARK

Near Conn. sve.-l0 rooms. y in
closed porches, " baths: attractive.
spacious INCOME -proGucin4 homo
t@5-ft, row prickD. highly desirable
community Very reasonably priced.
To inspect, call Mr Lewis teve..
WO. 5000. with VIM NJ. THROCK-
MORTON ReAltnr. DI knQn
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SILVER SPRING, near Johns Hop
kins-Colonial brick, 3 bedrooms,
tile bath, full basement, air-condi-
toned heat; only > years old: Vene-
tian blinds on first floor; S1O,5OO
first trust A. at only S66 per
month; total price, S13.950; down
payment only $500. Shown by ap-
pointment Call Ex. $3.50
PASTOR & IIITZ INC
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TWO-FAMILY HOUSE

Near 18th and D SITS. Sc" apts.
of rms. and bath each; separate
entrances. front and rear; separate
heat, elec. and gas. 600 cash,
live IN one, rent out the other. Call
Ms NJ; Ewell' ME-. $500; eves.' OR.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14l5 K st. NV. Realtors. NE. 5400.
COLORED-lsI4 BASS PLACE Sc.
81 500 down. Semidet.. brick. s
rms, basement, oil heat, storm
Open for inspection to 5 daily.
COLORED-SUMMIT PL,. near R. I
ave.-6 rooms. bath. oil hotwater
heat. full basement: Bendix washer
included. incl S RecentIg 1dg Tedecoratsd red, or A
ern. Sligo 1889, with BE1TzELL,
CoLoRED-IT is vACANT-Money
is the root of all evil unless you put
1t to good use. A home purchase is
good use. Remember, home is your
Il is only 1895 down. 1t is near
Nichols ave, Sc. 1t is semideta ched
shingle. 1t has six large rooms. 1t has
u baths. 1t has white picket fence.
It has lovely front porch. hot-water
heat, a new automatic hot-water
AlNotSl' IlC"' lOktIH SJONCs HtNIS
decorated in and out. Priced right
on lovely terms Your common sense
Will tell you to hurry on this or it
VII be too late GOOD things Just
sRop sRa ifSi Nc ~ soHf 18th p St HEvMANS n.v ss
CoLoRED-s1so DOWN: 11th v st
near Lincoln Park; substantial .
story brick: Il large private rooms. .
naiY naIns, eli !an !kitchenS; rS1t 6Smt e Gh,W h.
TY co, 1924 Eye st. NV, EX
COLORED-Ia5s rALBERT TER
RACE s.E.nLorely 5-rm; row brick;
price, S1p.a5n, low cash payment,
Gail Mr. Hunt. EX. Aha: ewes.
DE s6377. with cAMPANELLA 4
coLoRED-s-rAMILY BRICK apt
yidua NV "h h lot, % 95xf9o S PSo:" live 'no1, IN
SS,ooo down. A. FISCHER CO. co.
CoLoRED-ANAcosrIA. mr.. Boiling
baths, gas heat. built-in isslrs, earage.
porches, yards; present owner has
income of 5000 per mo, plus his
down. Call GE 9?@7O til S pm.
sRIGHTWooD REALTY co. -a6
SPECIAL, $10,95O
Savannah pl SEA
real buy but requires cash: So 500
down payment, 500 per mo. With
So. 90 down payment. price can be
reduced to SlO,S00. monthly pay
ments SO Exclusive with
LANGSTON REALTY
TR SSQ3 Or
Evening star., 1949-01-25
VACANT

Detached brick of prewar construc-
tion in beautiful Bradmoor section.
with large lot: nice porch Oft living
rm.. dining rm,, kitchen with electric
refgr.; 3 bedrooms and bath on End
floor attached garage; only = blocks
from bus and 3 blocks from school;
price. s. $3.50. Phone Mr.. Brill,
WI. 7105.