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BARNABY WOODS

Chevy Chase, D. c., Bargain
attractive red brick Colonial, 8 rms,
paths, garage. automatic heat;
CUSTOM built prewar materials;
available for immediate occupancy:
priced for quick sale; truly fine
value. To inspect over week end
call EN-. 5546.
Burr & Young, DE. 4444
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

EXCHANGE 3-bedrm., 2-bath apt,
vic. 18th and Columbia I'd. NV,
rent S175, for 2-bedrm apt. rent
ing approx. 500 mo-, same vic. or
Conn. ave. NO. 1882, o am. to
3 pm. IS
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE Cont.

1875 UNITS. WASHINGTON = Gross
$4,000. About ss75, 900 's cash viii viii
handle Write c. r. Beebe. W.
E. Chase St, Baltimore 2, Nd.
Is UNITS, ARLINGTON - Brick,
in location. $4,000 cash will
handle. j. FULLER GROOM REALTY
co. OK. or CHI. 44S7.
PRICE REDUCED 5000 for quick
sale. payments less than rent
Beautiful 2-bedrm. 1st-fi. apt. must
see to appreciate. cony. to all
facilities; bldg. only yrs. old.
5o sFa sSas ops s1 sunday se; APT to +
EFFICIENCY APT. in established CO. o:
operative. near nth and R NV.
One. room, kit and bath, in good
condition; elevator and switchboard
service; S4,250: terms. Call Mr.
Gavin. H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. $500.
BELMONT ST.. near 14th st. NV
Completely furnished two-bedroom
apartment. with living room, kitch-
en-, pantry and inclosed porch: ST.
sMITHY co. ST. 1900.
TWO BRICK 4-family apis. individ-
ual gas heat: tenants pay all utili-
ties. S19,950 each.
S. A. Young Co., MA. 1888
TWO 12-FAMILY modern apis. Old
n Deaiats s. 5lvd'' W. Priced for i'm
S. A.. Young Co., MA. 1888
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CHEVY CHASE. D. G.

4 REDRMs. AND ia BATHS
This immaculate, row-brick home
is located 2 blocks from Conn. ave.,
rm., extra-large din. rm. kit, den
or bedrm.; End f.. nice bedrms.
and ~ baths; attics oil h.-w.h.;
beautifully decorated; Diet. garage;
mr.. schools, shopping and transp.
The owner must sell immed Don t
miss seeing it today.
E. r.. BOYNTON CO.
OR. $500: ewes. Mr.. Blackwell, OR.
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American Univ. PIX. Area

american UNIV. PIX. Area
S1795o-This Groom. 1h-bath, de.
taehed brick home, near River I'd.
First floor. lse. liv. rm., din. rm.,
beautiful kit powder rm., side
porch; second f.. 3 bedrrns. and tile
bath; fun basement; slate roof, lge.
lot: z. r.. BOYNTON CO., OR.
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BETHESDA
8 bedrms.. l bath, garage; avan. i'm.
Call Mr.. Markham. EN-. 1175.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY,INC., WI. 1890
Beautifully and completely furn. Will
liamsburg brick. Liv. rm. with fire.
place and scr. porch; real din. rrn.,
lge.. well-enuipped kitchen: 2 bed
rms. and bath; bsmt., gar. gas heat
haili.srown children. s III mo. WI
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HOUSES FURNISHED
HOUSES EuRh. OR uNEuRh.

CLARENDON, ! blk. north of Ash
ton Theater: coal furnace: S1OC
mo-; 3 bedrms.; references required
CHI. 1852. -6
1-RM. HOUSE. 21a baths, plus 3 fig
ished rms, in bsmt.; 2-car gar
= RMS; new home: $11O unfurn.
Sl5O turn Call Rockville 4hA2
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BRIGHTWOOD

327 Farragut st. NV.
Open today, > to 5 p.m.-First Offer
ing of this beautiful prewar brick
home. having large living rm., din
on 1st floor, 3 large bedrms., Q
baths on End floor, recreation room,
garage, gas heat; deep yard, all
fenced I'M; real beauty-see 1t
today. F. A. TWEED CO., Exclusive
Agents, 5504 Conn. ave. NV. EN-.
1890 Office open SUNDAY q to g.
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SHEPHERD PARK, Mr.. 18th ST.
A new 7-rm. home; has powder rn..
extra. lge. liv. rm.. has 3 Ice, bed
rms. and 2 baths. All-electric
kitchen. tn. 2338. "a
NEW HOMES. University Hills de-
velopment, Md-We have two p
bedroom, four 3-bedroom, one a.
bedroom. 2-fnll-bath homes for
rent with option to buy. or direct
purchase plan. Down payment as
low as 5000 These homes are To-
Gated directly behind Md. Uniyer--
sity grounds. Open 2 pm. until
dark. Directions: Out N. H. ave,
extended to University lane right
on University lane approx. 1.8
miles to Colesyille I'd, right on
Colesville I'd. 3 blks. to Purdue st.
and our sign. or out Michigan ave.
to Queens Chapel I'd to Colesville
I'd, left on Colesville. I'd. approx, i
+ mi. to Purdue St. and our sign. No
information given over telephone.
DAVID r. WALLACE 81 CO.
2O7 Union Trust Bldg. --18
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RESALE OPPORTUNITIES
NAYLOR GARDENS

We have Just received several more
and 2 bedrm. units available for
sale to vets. Possession. LIV, RIM
I2x1S1. FOYER, DIN. RIM. MOD
KIT. TILE BATHS, LARGE BED
RMS. AMPLE CLOSETS. Rea-
sonable cash payment and mo. pay
ments from S62 .15 tall charges in
cludedl. COMPARE THESE PRICES
= TO ANY OTHERS. 1-bedrm unit,
$3.50 up; 2-bedrm. unit. S6.75O
up. Also ID 3-bedrm. unit, S.
HAND. Sales office. Administration
Bldee.. cor. Naylor I'd. and 30th
sc: Open Sat. Sun. 1-5; Tues.
DRURY REALTY CORPORATION
Exclusive Agents
RE. 1913. Ewes, GE. 922o or
TW 11Q1
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AMER. UNIV. PARK

Stone and brick Diet. home. Bedrm.,
bath on LIST A., 2la bedrms. and bath
on End A.: beautiful rec. rm. with
bar in bsmt. Oil heat, b.-i. garage.
Wonderful offer.
Today's Realty, EN-. 0o47
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COLORED-3O7 s ST. N.E.-We have
several coop. apis. for sale for only
$3.50 down with monthly payments
as low as $50. Call Maurice Cohen
Once open Sunday. II TIL 4. ma.
s036; eyes TU, 0297. IS
OLORED-APTS.-F q few lucky
people. Why rent when for $3.50
down and S65 per mo-, you will
own your apt. in finest NV. loca-
ton; bedrm., liv. rm., kit, dinette
and bath. HARRY LOPATIN, DI,
1850; ewes, RA. 060S. -
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H. G.. SMITHY co.
s11 18th st. NV. ST. $500. =

Queenstown Apartments
2 bedrms., liv. rm., dfnette, kit. and
bath; $3.50 per mo-; immediate
and schools. See the resident mgr.
33nl Chillum I'd -6
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BRIGHTWOOD, $12,950
OPEN SUN If

GAL Hamilton st.-Danigan-built row
brick home. Z rms, bath. bsmt., gas
INV h; Diet. gar; lge. lot. Terms.
w. E. BEERS. SH. 4747, Ia. $500.
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1IGHTWOOD-VACAN7
OPEN 1n.6
BRIGHTWOOD
NEW Def. BRICK
$40 950-OPEN 1 To <

18th pl. and Van Buren, sts., NV, 6
rms, Ia baths, powder rm.. gas
heat, porch. all metal picture kitchen
with garbage disposal, stove and 8
#. rcigr. To reach: Out 18th st. to
pl.. left u block to houses. INTER-
PRISE REALTY CO., 1924 Eye st.
NV. EtS. ROO Ewes GE eli
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KENT VILLAGE
New Garden Apartments


A delightful place to live out away
from city noise and dirt. adjoining
Prince Georges Golf and Country
Club in Landover, Md, which has
one of the finest golf courses in the
Metropolitan Area. Memberships
are available until quotas are filled.
Safe Playground for Children.
Small Super Market.
Beautiful. well-arranged 2-bedroom
apartments. featuring large picture
windows, at 500 to $95, gas and
electricity included.
Exquisite duplex apartments at $105
per month.
Directions: From Peace Cross Ut
Bladensburg, take Route q. S. so
to 3rd traflc light, then turn right
! on Route 202, 90 IA miles to Kent
Village.
. EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Landover,. Nd.
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l4th STREET HEIGHTS

OPEN 2 TO 5 PM. SUNDAY
at once; very fine brick home; ex-
cellent condition: large liy. rm.,
din. rm., kit. and powder room;
End A., 3 large bedrooms and bath;
inclosed porch, concrete front porch,
oil INV. heat; garage; near transp.,
schools and shopping. Don't fail
to see this home; possession with
title: Mr.. Richards, WO $685..
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO., Realtor,
l2of 18th st NV DI 12d6 a
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DONNA LEE APIS.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.

Conveniently close to Pentagon, Navy
Dept. and washington. A few q
bedroom units now available in this
lovely apartment development. Rent
al sos, all utilities included. All
units are corner location, having
casement-type picture windows,
equipped kitchens with, exhaust fan,
ample closet space plus buflt-in
chests of drawers; laundry facilities;
basement storage Individual lock-
ers). Safe play areas for young
sters. Agent on premises 2:30 to
$40 Sat. and Sun. at sign Of Donna
Lee Play School Directions: Out
Columbia pike to Baileys Crossroads,
beyond circle to "open' sign at Play
School; or take. A. B: d w; bus
marked "Baileys" or "Annandale."
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
2228 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
OW. $500. --6
COLORED-SEE MY AID under Coz
operative apis. for sale. HARRY
COLORED-Two apts., 2-rm, kit.
s sRs bath; / child scesptsd. i 20.
coLoRED--FURN. BASEMENT apt,
2 rms. kit. and bath. 1882 Ken
yon 81; NV: OIL, 1884; II
bath, completely furn.; working
couple, no children VI. 61S4 all
day Sun.
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KIRKWOOD VILLAGE
2-BEDROOM APT.
$3.50 TO $85
OCCUPANCY MIDDLE OF
NOVEMBER

New project in nearby Md, conven-
lent to shopping, transportation and
schools; rentals include utilities,
Venetian blinds, laundry facilities,
storage and good closet space.
Resident manager on premises. To
(Queens Chapel rd.) to Ager I'd,
= left at traffic lights to project of
east on Riggs I'd. missouri ave. ex-
tended) to Ager I'd, turn right to
project. Take E-4 bus from Michi-
gan ave. and Eastern ave. NE.
terminal
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BRIGHTWOOD

OPEN 1-6 SUNDAY
S07 HAMILTON ST. NV.
6-rm. brick. in good cond.. gas heat,
storm windows: low monthly pay
mentS.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 65O1
1424 K st. NV. Ewes. LU. 3-s633.
neutrality-suspicious.
OPEN 1916
Move in: Only $4,000 with sub.
cash takes this brick house-6 rms,
bath, incl. porches. heated; refsr..
auto. hit. yd., gar; good neighbor.
hood; cow. to stores, churches,
schools. transp. See 5306 18th st. Call
MR.. MYTON, GE. OIL 70, Excl Agent.
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IDEAL NV. LOCATION
Beautifully. decorated 1-bedrm. apt.
with foyer. liv, rm.. kit, dinette;
bath and large closets; $49.50 pays
trust and operating costs. incl. utils
A real buy for only $1,000.
HOME REALTY co.
Dial XII. $500 or tn. O259: open
q tn q "a
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

FURN. DUPLEX APT rms, bati
and yard. utils. incl; S74 mo.
near carline, in Brookmont. OIL
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ApApTMENTs FUR. OR uhFUR

APARTMENTs FUR. OR UNFUR.
I4th ST. N.W.-Extra-lge; bedrm;.
compl. kitchen, sernipvt. bath for
quiet empl. cpl. who apprec NICE
home; laundry privil., util. incl; SO
TU. 3152 Sun, after Weenna aSs
furnished or unfurnished: cow. loci
very reasonable. AT. 9007.-
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
6605 31St PL. NV.

Open Today, l to Dark
New detached center-hall brick; LIST
d., liv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm.,
modern kit, powder rm., screened
porch; End A.. large bedrms.. Q
baths: finished 3rd a. D. s. BIRON,
RA. 1901. %
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
$22,950; detached, all brick. 3 bed
rooms and 2 tile baths. finished at
room, den and modern kit. with
breakfast nook; o. h.-wh.. 1-c%r
gar; on lot 60xtS0: $4,000 lst
trust payable 40; total payment,
$50, incl. taxes and insurance.
Don't miss, call now, ST. 1928.
PHILLIPS & COMPANY
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COOP. APARTMENTS wTD.
COOP. APT. WANTED in NV. sec
ton; $1,000 max, with $500 down,
for 1-bedrm. unit. co. 1924. 81
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THE SUNDAY STAR
WASHINGTON d SUNDAY N.u.,nh.r 4
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe,t

31II MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV
4-bearoom house. Priced to sell.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO., Real
toI. 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE, Petworth
Vacant. 3 rooms, = baths, oil
hot-water heat. built-in garage. This
is partly furnished and arranged for
families, Call M. 3. WEAVER,
WO. 4944 or DI. 1850. MARSHALL
j. WAPLE CO., Realtor, 1924 14th
st. NV, DI. 3346.
BUNGALOW; 4O3 Belford pl, Ia
koma, nearby Md. / block off N. H.
ave; bus, and, shopping center; gas
heat. full cellar, large closets. side
SS SCI porch; lgs. corn lot;
* I9-e 70, WIN exchange. OWNER.
5i0s KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Among
the last OF the fine quality, 1S-ft..
row. brick homes built in this lower
Brightwood area by DUNCAN; 3
bedrooms and 2 full-tile baths on
Ind floor; rec rm.; double rear
screened porches; built-in garage;
ment required: $3.50. Cali Mr..
Raymond. RA. 1924, with FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, DI. '1411. IS
FOR LARGE FAMILY or roomins
house hos Cathedral aedI ave: near Conn:
n TGSmins h sss o6 sell cpmplsts1y fur
BssAJU1M BAY. M l7% IL K St. NV, Ma.
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500 RENT Plus UT1LITIES
home, newly decorated. fireplace
gas heat; available to cple. with
school, age daughter. Empl. mother
(owner) willing to share rm. with
her 9-yr. daughter who would req
2 meals daily on paying basis. Con.
Sligo 1856.
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1862 LEWIS ST. NE. Qst fJ-Mod-
ern, nicely furn-, liv. rm., bedrm.,
foyer, kitch -dinette, all utilities
furn.; SS7 80 per mo. Directions:
Out Trinidad ave. to 14O0 blk, turn
right at Lewis. See 4:30 to 8 pm.
Key, Apt. ,.
HARRY JUSTINE. MA. 2s44.
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JUST OFF 10Th ST.

JUST OFF 10th ST.
In q dignified and cow. apt. area;
spacious 2-bedrm. mod. apt. home
with picture windows, having high
sweeping exposure. cheerful, newly
equipped kit. and mod. tiled bath;
Just decorated in soft. restful tones;
perfect setting for your antiques;
price, S16.750 on terms; phone for
appt. to inspect.
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors, tn. O25s or RE. 1887.
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BRIGHTWOOD BUY
OPEN SUNDAY, 1870 TO DARK

We oedeve this is the loveliest row
home, In this popular section; over
$4,000 recently spent in remodeling
and decorating; eight large beautiful
rooms, 11a baths, shining modern
kitchen. breakfast room and den,
4 bedrms.. concrete front porch,
built-in garage. recreation room in
basement; new Bendix laundry, new
gas hot.water heat; priced to sell
Sonable terms. Mr.. Clark, GE.
9Oli. Exclusive with MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO, Realtor, 1924 14th
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Near Reno I'd. and Harrison st., lust
oil Conn. ave-; magnificent corner
property, Il handsomely designed
spacious rooms, 2 baths on 1st H.,
3 rms. and bath on End f.: lge. and
beautifully Handicapped grounds; q
car Diet. gar. with servants quarters;
patio; wonderful location and
charming home. Mrs Cox, VI. 1886,
ATLAS REALTY. ST. 736S
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800 WHITTIER ST. NV.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.

OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
FROM / TO DARK
Just the home you have been looking
for. Three bedrooms. > baths, fire.
place in living room, full basement.
Garage. On two large corner lots.
Convenient to everything. Priced for
quick sale Terms to suit you. Call
Mr.. Goldberg, RA. 1861.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV, DI. 3346. -6
JUST OFF GEORGIA AVE.
On Rittenhouse, converted home. 3
complete kitchens including new
equipment; income Of approx $500
1713 NJ st. NV, Elk 2S45; ewes, GIL.
440D EYt %
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Call ST. 1882. g
Mr.. N. Ii. AVE. AND HAMILTON ST.
-Lge. well-furn. 3-bedrm. with auto
matte heat. rec. rm.. garage: schools,
transp. and shopping center within
Mr.. NAVAL HOSP.-2-bedrm. bunga-
low with auto. heat. Bendix. firepl.,
S110 per mo. Call J. EVERETT
ROBERTSON, WA. 1850, WO. 1857.
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rated, desirable residential NV
cow. tran. shoppine. WI. II 43
WILL EXCHANGE RENTAL of sub
modern brick home to refined Chris
tian adult family for board of EN-
changed. Box 42G-J. Star
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Weddings
(Continued From Page D-20

ing colors, the matron OF honor
being costumed in cherry red and
the others in aqua with matching
hats, and their bouquets. were OF
American beauty roses and baby
aSterS.
Mr.. Defenderfer was best man
for his son and those serving as
ushers were Mr.. Alfred Brandt OF
Indianapolis, Mr.. Henry B. Vance,
Mr.. Hugh F. Johnston, brother OF
the bride; Mr.. Rufus Lush. jr.,
and Mr.. John w. Gill.
Mrs. John E. Hess of Uniontown,
Pa, grandmother of the bride
groom, was among the out-of-
town guests at the wedding and
the reception which was held at
the Arts Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Defenderfer have
gone to Canada to spend two
weeks.
BiddIe- Burr
Guests went from st. Adams
Church to the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Samuel E. Burr, jr.. for the
reception following the wedding
of their daughter. Miss Evelyn
Anne Burr, and Mr.. Eugene Bid
Evening star., 1949-08-28
5Oth Anniversary
Fete for Langleys

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Adams
Langley will celebrate their 50th
wedding anniversary this after
noon. Mr.. Langley is a life long
resident of the District of Co.
lumbia, and his wife. who is a
great grandniece Of President
James Monroe, came here from
Southern Maryland at an early
age.
The party will take place in the
residence of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Marvel Jester. with whom Mr.. and
Mrs. Langley make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ralph
Langley, their son and daughter
in-law. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jester,
with the assistance of Miss Helen
Keely, will entertain for them
there at a 5-to-7 reception today.
Evening star., 1949-08-28
Engagements
Announced

From Boston comes the an
nouncement by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry G. Nieland of the engage
ment of their daughter Miriam
Elizabeth to Mr.. Lester B. Miller
of Bridgewater, Va.
Miss Nieland, a graduate OF
Simmons College. is an assistant
secretary at the Far Eastern Com
mission. Her fiance is graduate
of Shenandoah College and Con-
servatory of Music, Dayton, Va.
The wedding will take place
next month.
Frozier-Seese
The engagement of her daugh-
ter Cathryn Elizabeth to Mr..
Nelson Martin Seese, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond j. Seese OF
Bethesda, is announced by Mrs.
William E. Frazier of Shenan-
doah, Va.
Miss Frazier received her B. S.
degree from Madison College in
1947 and now is a member OF the
faculty of the James Monroe Ele-
mentary School in Arlington.
Mr.. Seese is a senior in elec-
trical engineering at the Univer-
versity of Maryland. where he is
q member of Tau Beta Pi, the
national engineering honorary
fraternity. He served two and a
half years in the Army during the
Evening star., 1949-08-28

die, jr., son of Mrs. A. G. w.
Biddle and the late Mr.. Biddle.
The Very Rev. Frank D. Clifford,
dean of the Episcopal Divinity
School in Philadelphia, off1ciated
at the ceremony, for which the
bride wore self-trimmed ivory
satin and a veil Of illusion. Her
father escorted her and gave her
in marriage and she was attended
by Mrs. Ray L. Overholt of New
Rochelle as matron Of honor and
by the Misses Frances E. Felt,
Evening star., 1949-08-28

Ruth A. Cooper, Beryl F. Cosgrove
of Waban, Mass, and Alice L.
Lane of Boston.
Mr.. James B. Biddle of Boston
was best man for his brother and
the ushers were Mr.. Samuel E.
Burr III, brother of the bride;
Mr.. Paul G. Lee of Schenectady.
Evening star., 1949-08-28

Mr.. William j. HetZler and Mr..
Thomas B. Flynn.
After the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Biddle left for a motor trip
through New England and a stay
at the seasore before going to
Cambridge, Mass, to make their
home.
Evening star., 1949-08-28
Miss Howard Wed

Miss Mary Frances Howard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Howard of Arlington, was married
yesterday to Mr.. Coy E. Moose, jr.,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-10-22
Neatness In Appearance
(From The Atlanta Daily World)

There has always been difference of opinion
among various schools of thought when to the
discussion of what is important in shaping human per-
sonaes. However, in spite of these differences there
are certain fundamental principles that all agree
These principles of course evolve around what So
cia scientists call "our biological and social herages"
From these hertages we acquire the technique and
ability that makes socially adequate and useful hui
man beings Some of us take advantage of these prn
cipes while some of us don't.
Today, more than at any other time, the average
individual seeking security must learn to acquire
of these fundamental principles usual breakdown of
these principles would include than the ordinary
rules of neatness the ability to get along with people
and make people like you with an extra emphasis on
personal appearance
Mrs. Thema c. Brown, executive head of Browns
Employment Bureau in New York, this week warned
young job seekers not to forget their personal
appearance while searching for job security.
In big metropolitan center like New York where
millions flock to better their standards of living neat
ness and well-rounded personality along with ability,
of priceless possessions. Not only do these
requirements exist in city like New York. they exist
in every part of nation where the price job
curity is increasing with steady momentum.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-10-22
The Community Chest Campaign
A Time For Unselfish Giving

Inc community Chest campaign is time for un-
selfish giving OF money for good and needed community
work. Every intelligent Negro citizen man or woman in
jackson can get any number of good reasons and all
OF them profitable to him herself for giving more
than mere negligible amount in the Community Chest
Drive now upon aside from the good and ancient adj
monon that 1T is blessed to give than to receive"
One of the few organizations whose one purpose
is that OF improving life in the United States the more
money there is in the Community Chest the more it can
do for the promotion of health and happiness and i'm
proving life in the community
Of the national charity organizations the community
chest is pointed toward the practices of democracy II
helps the hurt the helpless the needy the aged the af
flcted OF all races, coors and creeds 1t works con-
Stany at the job of Strengthening out the denouents
OF today as the first step in building the better citizen
for tomorrow.
All of this is done through organizations which re-
Scouts Girl Scouts, Y. w. C. A. Y NJ c. A.. Family
Service, and other such agencies
The Drive for money for the Community Chest
starts here next week The overall amount needed for
the coming year in of $20OOO0 Of this amount
only $1,000 has been set the goal for the Negro dvi
sion.
When the Community Chest volunteer workers
man. woman or child, knocks the door, as he or she
Will do almost any day let's be one of the heels
Let's give and be glad of the chance remembering along
with the great work the community chest doing for ali
citizens, the good and ancient admoniton ut is more
blessed to give than to receive
The Negro division, with little interest and effort
OF Negro citizens generally could and Should raise an
amount far in excess of its allotted $1,000 goal
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-10-22
Lena Horne
In Star Role

HOLLYWOOD, (NPB)-For the
first time in her glamorous career,
beautiful Metro Goldwyn Mayer
studio singing star, Lena Horne,
has been signed to the stellar role
in class A studio film produc-
ton. She will have title starring
role in "The Josephine Baker
Story" to be produced by Arthur
Freed soon at MGM studio. Miss
Horne will be given full opportu-
nifty to do something more than
look beautiful and sing in the forth
coming musical about the life Of a
former American Negro chorus
girl who rose to the top role of
European musical comedy stardom
and nobility.
Lena Horne will dance, sing and
act. And, that means important
dramatic situations for the Gene
matte levely.