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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-16

In warmer weather we seem to
concentrate on desserts. Fresh
fruit in a sparkling gelatin mold
is always a bright note in any
meal--and let's not forget cookies
to 60 with it.
Grape Supreme
] envelope plain gelatin
v c. grape juice
" G. sugar
II tsp. salt
C. hot water
2 Tbsp. lemon Juice
Sprinkle gelatin over grape
Juice. Let soften minutes. Add
sugar, salt and hot water. Stir
until gelatin is fully dissolved.
Stir lemon juice into gelatin mix
ture. Chill until set. In sserving
break up with a fork and stir in
one cup seeded grapes.
Orange Ambrosia
c. hot water
/ pkg. lemon-favored gelatin
n C. sugar
Dash of salt
Tbsp. lemon juice
"a C. orange juice
Tbsp. grated orange rind
C. heavy cream, whipped
Orange segments
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-16

also plan to attend the commence
ment
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-03
Tangible Touch
Of Fall In The
Sausage Dishes

Here's tangible touch of fall
for your family table-a dish
combining sausage, apples and
sweet potatoes.
Reba Stages, home economist,
suggests this method of serving
these three foods together. Cook
the sausage links by first placing
them in frying-pan with 2 or 3
tablespoons of water. Cover the
pan tightly and let them cook
for about 10 minutes, then re-
move the cover and allow the
sausages to become golden brown.
Cut pre-cooked sweet potatoes
into sections. Do this same with
fall apples. Then put the, two to-
gether and add sugar, water and
butter or margarine to glaze. For
serving, arrange the sausage links
in the center of a large platter
and surround with the glazed
apples and sweet potatoes.
A casserole presents a second
way of combining these fall foods.
In a creased casserole place a
layer of apple slices. Continue the
LAYERS until the casserole is about
two-thirds full. Moisten with pine
apple or orange juice and bake in
a moderate oven. Near the end
of cooking time, arrange Drowned
sausage links or bulk sausage
patties over the top Of the cas-
serole.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-03
More Than 200 At
All Council Dance

Two hundred and thirty two
persons attended the All Club
Council sponsored at Sedalia, Sat-
urday evening according to the
Extensions Office.
All clubs inathe southern part
of the county assisted with the
event by providing food and carry
ing out the activities of the even
ing. Mrs. Dean Goodyear, Lon
don, served as chairman of the
event.
Proceeds from the dance will be
used to provide three-day trip
to the Older Youth Conference at
Jackson's Mill, West Virginia for
the $40 year All Club members.
This conference will be held Mo-
vember 3, 4, and 5. A second
county wide dance will be held at
Monroe School on Saturday even
ing, October q. The All Clubs in
the Northern part of the county
will assist with the event. Mrs.
Ed Hennis of Canaan will serve
as chairman. Proceeds will be
added to. those provided by the
dance at Sedalia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-03
BUFFET SUPPER FOR
MNS, CHRISTOPHER

] Mr.. and Mrs. z. r. Schurr and
and Miss Nina Evan, East First
street, entertained with an in
formal buffet supper at the Schurr
cottage at Madison Lake Wednes-
day evening. honoring Mrs. H. v.
Christopher of Santa Barbara,
. Calf, who is visiting here.
After supper the twelve guests
pl8yed. bridge with prizes awarded
to Mrs. F. E. Sidener, Jr., F. E..
Sidener, ST.. and a courtesy gift
for Mrs. Christopher.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-03
MARK AUkEMAN SPEAKS
TO GARDEN CLUB

For the opening of the calendar
year of London Garden club We'd
nesday at Coover Memorial club
house the meeting was scheduled
as Mems Night"
The program, with the exception
of the business session at which
Mrs Harold s. Welsh. the presi-
dent, presided, was presented by
the men.
For the musical part, Master
Ricky Robson. young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Robson, North
Oak street. talented pianist, pre-
sented "A Modern Medley" which
was Ricky's original interpreta-
ton of popular tunes in boogie
WOogie.
Mark Aukeman, Hollandia Gar
dens. South Vienna, guest speak
er, was presented by Mrs. j. c.
Cromwell.
Since September is the time
when gardeners give particular
attention planting of bulbs. Mr..
Aukeman gave special advice for
group paintings to give the show
lest and most colorful effect in
borders.
After the discussion of plant
ing, Mr.. Aukeman showed color
slides of border paintings and
then q series of color pictures
Of nurseries and landscapes that
he and Mrs. Aukeman had taken
when they paid visit to his ma
tive Holland last year.
The flower markets, the concen-
trated areas in which bulbs and
plants are grown between the
systems of canals in the country,
were q revelation to London gar
deners. Mr.. Aukeman stated that
Holland sold approximately $40,-
100000 worth of bulbs to United
States alone, last year.
The men remained for most OF
the meeting, and, according to the
women of the. club, added not q
little zest. to the evening. Come
time for refreshments, which was
to be served by the men, save the
presence Of Mr.. Aukeman, there
was not q man in sight; they hac
folded their tents like Arabs, and
as silently stolen off next door te
the television. 1t was the night ol
the Louis Charles fight.
= The women took over and {
social hour followed for visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Aukeman,, wht
accompanied her husband to Lon
don.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-03
At BANKERS MEETING
IN NEW YORK

Bruce d. Lewis, president of the
Central National bank. has re-
turned from New York City where
he attended the convention of the
American Bankers Association.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-03
ckRisTYs HERE
FOR SHORT VISIT


Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Christy of
Anna Maria, Florida, were recent
guests of. Mrs. H. r. Mengert.
North Main street, for a brief
stay, They were enroute home
from a visit with their son,
Stephen Christy, and his family
of near New York City and also
Mrs. Christy's uncle. Dwight
Fowler OF. Harpster. Ohio.
Mrs. Christy is the former
Wanda Boyd of London.
= y
RETuRN FROM TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter d. Wood.
Midway street, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Smeltzer of Columbus,
have returned from a several days
motor vacation.
Their first stop was Louisville.
KY. and from there they went
to Nashville, Tenn. toured the
capital. Warner, and Centennial
parks, the Kentucky State Fair
and attended the Gran Ole Opry.
On to Memphis. they 8fopped to
see a dam project Of TIE Missis-
sippi river. Crossing the river in
to Arkansas, they saw the vast
cotton fields. and picked some of
the blossoms to bring home. They
left Osceola, Ark, coming on to
Blytheville, then to Charleston,
Miss, crossing the new highway
bridge to Cairo. Ills. Before their
arrival home they stopped at Mt.
Carmel. Indianapolis and other
places of interest.
NisfT IN WISCONSIN
Mrs. Sherman Cordle. South
Charleston pike. and her sister,
Mrs. Thurman cordle, spent the
week end In Ripon. Wisconsin.
visiting their sister. Mrs. H. Z.
uieske and family. They were
flown to Wisconsin. by Mrs. Sher-
man Cordle'g son. Delmar Cordle
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-03
HOME FROM KENTUCKY
GUEST OF AUNT

Robert Williams of Westpor
Conn, spent the week end wit
his aunt, Mrs. Rea Chenowetl
North Main street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-03
Selected Recipes


Peanut Butter Cookies
3 cups sifted flour
z teaspoons soda
u teaspoon salt
l cup lard
l cup granulated sugar
/ cup brown sugar
2 eggs, we'll beaten
l cup peanut butter
! teaspoon vanilla
Sift flour, soda and salt togeth-
er. Cream lard; add sugar gradu-
ally and cream until light and
fluffy. Add eggs. Add peanut but
ter and vanilla ard combine
thoroughly.
Add dry ingredients and blend
we'll. When mixed. make small
balls, ! inch in diameter. Place
on cookie sheets. Press ball flat
with tines of fork. Bake about II
minutes in a moderately hot oven
(400 degree). Yield: A dozen
cookies.
Barbecued Lamb Ribiets
3 pounds slamb riblets
Salt TO season
Pepper to season
3 to tablespoons lard or
drippings
l medium onion, chopped
2 tablespoons vinegar
2 tablespoons brown sugar
Il cup lemon juice
l cup catsup
3 tablespoons Worcestershire
sauce
l cup water
! teaspoon salt
1-8 teaspoon red pepper
Brown the lamb riDlets on all
sides in lard or drippings. Season
with salt and pepper. Add chopped
onion and brown lightly. Mix re-
naming ingredients ard pour over
lamb riblets. Cover and simmer on
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-03
RETURN FROM VACATION

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton NJ. Day,
571a West High street, have re-
turned from a vacation in Chicago.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-03
RETURN FROM VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. Eden j. Brock,
South Solon were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Wolf,
Winnetka, Ill. Master Jim Brock
was the week end guest of his
cousin, Master Tom Cutler, Lon
don.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-03
MR.. AND MRS. SHAW
HOME FRO MHONEYMOON

Mr.. and Mrs. James '. Shaw
have returned from their honey
moon in Cleveland, Buffalo. Bost-
on and New York.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-03

top of range or cook in slow
oven (3C0 degree) for 11a hours
or until tender. 6 servings.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-03
MRS. VIM. SCHLECHTY
HONORED AT SHOWER


with a miscellaneous shower at the
home of Mrs. Lawrence K. Thomp-
son.. North Walnut street, last
Monday evening honoring Mrs.
William c. Schlechty Mr.. and
Mrs. Schlechty have just moved
into their new apartment on West
Fifth street.
The guests We're entertained
with games and a quiz contest
Prizes were awarded to Miss
Helen Edwards and Mrs. John
Payne. u, ,.s. - ,--.--
The honor guest opened the.
many lovely gifts received after
the entertainment.
Attending were, Misses Mary X.
Strine, Connie Cutlip, Gloria
Hume, Beth Hartley, Barbara
Clancy Maxine Whitbeck, Jeanre
Sullivan, ,Eunice Taylor, Joan
Hern, Maxine Manos, Marilyn
Martin, Helen Edwards, Nancy
Burris, Mrs. John Payre, Mrs.
Lily Rowand, Mrs. Harold Marx,
Mrs. B. v. Chesbrough, Mrs. Rich
ard Alkire, Mrs. A. j. Braithwaite,
Mrs. j. s., Ringer, Mrs. Arthur
Anderson, Mrs. Ben Shoaf, Mrs.
Don Colley, Mrs. George Dewey,
Mrs G. G.. Schlechty, Mrs. Thomp-
son and the two hoStesses.
RETURN FROM VACATION
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton M Day,
571s West High street, have re-
turned from vacation in Chicago.
HOME FROM KENTUCKY
Mrs. w. H. Riddle, Sr., Elm
street, Mrs. A. B. Rankin, Rich
mond avenue, accompanied by
Mrs. Rankin's mother. Mrs. f. E.
Therkildson of Cincinnati, spent
last week in Ashland. Kentucky.
Mrs. Riddle was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Poage, while
Mrs. Rankin and Mrs. Therkildson
were guests of Mrs. Therkildson's
aurts Mrs. Samantha Beckette
and Mrs. Kent Prittchard North
Main street.
GUEST OF AUNT
Robert Williams of Westport,
Conn, spent the week end with
his aunt, Mrs. Rea Chenoweth,
North Main street.
Mr.. AND MRS. SHAW
HOME FRO MHONEYMooN
Mr.. and Mrs. James v. Shaw
have returned from their honey
moon in Cleveland, Buffalo, Bost-
on and New York.
RETURN FROM VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden j. Brock,
South Solon were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Wolf,
Winnetka, I'll. Master Jim Brock
was the week end guest of his
cousin, Master Tom Cutler, Lon
don.
At BANKERS MEETING
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-10-03
0UE6IE FROM TEXAS At
JUDGE EDWARDS HOME

Capt. Charles w. King. USAF,
stationed at Lakeland Airforce
Base, San Antonio, Texas. and
Mrs King. were guests over the
week end of Judge and Mrs.
Harvey B. Edwards, East High
street.
Capt. King was commanding
officer of the Edwards daughter,
Mrs. Willard Price, dorothy
Jean Edwards,) now of West
Palm Beach. Florida, when she
was stationed at Yuma. Arizona,
with the Woman's Army Corps,
during World War II.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
COLORED
NV. BARGAIN

BRICK APIS.
Priced below today's market with
every convenience, nr. proposed
medical center 4107 3rd ST. NV.
l blk to bus and Ehopping. Solid
renter with excellent income. lst
Il. apt. has lge. liv. rin., dinette,
kitchen, bedrm. and bath; end Il
has liv. rm, . bedrms., dinette-
kitchen combination; full bsmt with
nnlsheo recr. rm., gas h.-w h.; nice
lot with garage. Price. S13,250
Down payment. $3.50. Phone Mr..
McGinniss, TU. 23ss, ewes, Sat.
and Sun.
Frederick w. Berens
SALES, INC, 1920 X ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthees,

ANACosTIA. i3t5 valley pl. Sc.
81 900 down. HARTMAN REALTY
INC. l345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU
4-3400. Lu. 4-7572
ANACOSTIA. nr. 18th and Minn ave
-Semi-det. brick. 8 rms. 1 bedrms
and :, tile baths. End 4. :, irepl:
secTe rn shsstnsi s.,mm.ns ,.sh Oh
HARTMAN 4 NE kEALfY' fSoS'fHts isc. f Ts45
LU. 4-320e.
brick. q rms. bath. = incl porches
oil. h.-w h. Garage. S13,250. Shown
BY appt. only. HARTMAN REALTY
INC. 134a Good Hope rd. sc, LU
4-34o0. LU. 4-3es2.
CAPITOL HIL-Georgetown' type
:j-stoFy brick, with 10 rms, baths,
full bsmt.. h.-w.h.. could be easily
converted into apis. Price. Sl4.f5o
terms. FIR. 1890.
rms, > baths, ireplaces. full bsmt.
April IS: sis,ooo. DE. 1856 or Ii
aIIfSKtasI a1Ias a. Teai'SIs Pleas
new, small home in immaculate con-
dition: oak floors, steel sash. beau
tiful kitchen, knotty pine recreation
room, gas a.-c heat, Stag roof. Owner.
$500 down. AZ lst trust. Box
459-B, Star. g
IT'S UNUSUAL to ind a buy ike
this IN 2-bedrm- brick semidet.
HON home on nice rI l1t ne at :, Slo,tsU; $50 on an
HOME IN sssfi WiTH INCOME. 4s1s Texas
ave. s.e.-Semidetached brick Just
5 years old; rooms. bath and
complete apartment of three rooms
eai FREDEsnek sheKn 0i Rf1aGR co
6l7 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1888; eve. and
sM-RM. M u BuNGALow-very sis COW;
hnns 5eas for n,s quick lex sale Also In s.rm
ELMIRA ST.-6-room semidet. brick
Tyr. old 3 bedrms,. full daylight
stores. schools. bus. $1,000 down
Sun. AK. SO10.
ELY PL.-Full price. Sa,a50. Bunas-
low with liv. rm.. dinette, kitchen.
kSSa SsdTms scsod, snd bath aMss sEse ,G, NJ
1859 PoToMAe cuh'i Ave. ~ open 5sa' . til 5
Sun.-Excel 2-family tapestry brick
home. Colonial front porch, , large
screened rear porches. Priced right
on good terms O'BANNON REALTY
FIR. 5l19- Mr.. Tolson. FIR. O390.
JUST OFF PA. AVE. s.E.-1st comm.
2-story. rms. and bath, in good
1880 G ST. S.E.-Only 81 800 down
buys this lovely 6-rm. brick: excel.
cond., Colonial front portch. = baths.
= kitchens. full basement, gas INV.
h. Mr.. Atino. RA 4450. ZAGAMI
REALTY, Ii. 7-9317.
$50 A ST. S.E.-Vacant, 6 rms. .
baths; h.-wh; new cond.; S49O dn.,
$50 mn Omen SUNDAY 4 u q
Evening star., 1950-04-09
koUSES-SAlE-S.E. (conf
ATTENTION

Service personnel and civilian EN-.
ployes Of Boiling Field and Nava
Air Station-this house. located II
heart Of Coagress HeishtS, Sc, !!
5 ntns. from the above location
81 900 cash and payment OF ST
mo axes 1t: this Semidet hous'
with ise. front porch. liv, rm.
din. m. kit; end f.. > nice bed.
rms and beautiful tiled bath. 1
you don't believe Il. call RE $3.50
10 Till 5; Sun. ewes. csh Mr.. Kins
SH o491.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
HOUSES WANTED 70 6UY

# You wANT foTR HoIsr hstsTi
WESLEY HEIGHTS, Soring valley
Kent Brisrchff. westmoreiand Hills
yorktown villsge area; OF mort
rom owner 10 party for own rss
ATTENTION NJ. AND Sc. owner,
y you have property IN ne or Sc
WashinSton to sell we have man,
clients, This area eeins our spe,
Sfs sa,ss y.s1s snG old tsn' JoE RshasSmsPt cuR4t
viii rtY sc casn $ for ne proptT,,5s sR S !,
p .ion C. NJ xs pRAissrs 3 Ms sr0rPi NH .Issn .sa
OF your home. business OF invest
cal r <, huMPHRIEs, Resltor
SOS North Capitol Ma tf3Q Ere.
We wHPpHssf' HAVE CASH sq' btrERs Rs. for ,e'a home
and investment properties Whst
RELL GO. Realtors testss 1915
pixr,,I i 1eth t.o,, 81 nnwxsNSA; nwWxsNA; o.6S
Ess En- y0sE ST 'FGpsSs ss eSss cs Nj Ii KIT ISa
1 WILL PAY YOU CASH foDAY 10,
eondltion. 81, IA, RE, .aol
! PAY CASH FOR HOUSES, any con
alaon, any section MR. Lss
WILL assume GI or FLA loan on :
the difference in cash, Cal 10
uktE,NrLIqF = NFIp S1 's2t Sittr HOME Ts ior
MR zAGAMI' Ii, 1887 or La
ARL.-@-eedrm. brick. bsmt. 10,
LUCILLE COOK, FA a27. FA
QUICK will be the action in ouytns
QUICK, ST. $3.50, ewes, RA 3AlS
PVT. PARTY desires to purchase a
or oedrm home: nice location
not over 100000, Box 9S-C, Star
WILL PAY CASH for home within a
NJ mi, Of Hyattsvtlle. Owners only
FROM OWNER am interested in
ppurchasins q home in D. c, or near
py P No, No, Have substantial cash
6 TO II ROOMS wanted, NV. pre-
lerred; no brokers need reply, WI
ASK YOUR BANKER. 1t has been
proven that large reputable firm
advertise, brings faster, more profit
able sales Let our large. expert
need sales force serve you. Free
apprsisals entirely without obliga
ton, We urge your INVESTIGATION o!
our reputation. Ewes call Gil. 327@
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. D1. lIll.
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner
white or colored houses, any cond
pay all cash. Box &C. Star.
WANTED TO BUY, 6-1@-room home
any eond.. for remodeline purposes
Box 359-A. Star.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
HOUSES FOR SAls-Sovth~ex, S

HoUSEBoAT. cruiser hull 10x"U
J oedrms., dinette sAlley apt sac
ssS Steve. i0-tt mod. rsfGr deck
house 3oSiu. after secx tSNsu.
compi, farm, dishes liUen SItIv,
heat automatic hot water. telephone
bath with shower and tub, ideal
VI round inexpensive home i'm
med. occupancy reaS. Brokers pro
tsCtsd d. SAHN
Evening star., 1950-04-09
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
CHEVY CHASE. MD

zoo Jones Bridge rd d.-Lovely 5-rm.
home on l acre OF beautifully land
scaped grounds; few minutes
from Chevy Chase Circle: ali eiec.
kit. oil h.-w.h, 2-car garage. An
extra heated lodge for guests or
for $4,000. Out Conn ave, past
Columbia Country Club TO Jones
Bridge rd.. turn right 9 blks. Open
? to 5 daily. Call WO. 1887, ID
Evening star., 1950-04-09
ONLY $1,000 DOWN

Near Greeaxay. on E, Capitol ST,
near Minnesota ave. Nice 6-rooul
brick homo. consisting OF liy. rm.,
din. I'm. and kit; 3 bedrms. tile
bath. finished rec rm., toilet and
outside entrance in bSmt; gaS &C.
heat; fenced yard; LARGE concrete
front porch Near schools. shop
ping. theater. uansp.. etc Less
than 10 yrs. old; vacant
Potts Realty Co., AK. 1855
Evening star., 1950-04-09
MANOR CLUB ESTATE

CT armtng 3-bedrm Colonial brick
hoUse and lge handicapped lot in a
very desirable community OF at
trac. houses and gardens. includes
membership in the club with swim
maIV pool. tennis court and golf
course Price 50" 500
Call Mrs. Mckee. MI. 1857
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
GEORGETOWN once 3207 o st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
OPEN ICpAY: p
MICHIGAN PARK
MICHIGAN PARK
MICHIGAN PARK

1921 BUCHANAN ST NE.
Only $4,000 Down-Ss0 Per Month
Attractive Colonial center-hall de-
tached brick built in 1919. FIRST
floor, living room with mirrored
fireplace, dining room and kitchen
with all modern conveniences; sec
ond floor, 3 nice-siZed bedrooms and
bath; lavatory in basement; gas a.-c.
heat: screened porch: near schools,
stores and transportation. Early
possession.
OPEN TODAY, l TO 5
FRED A. SMITH co.
11l3 18th st. NV, Exclusive. Elk
Evening star., 1950-04-09
FIRST TIME OFFERED
S13 650 COLONIAL.

7ni Forston dr-6-rm and bath.
2-yr -old brick and JIM. home.
Storm sash. full bsmt.. gas &C:
Out Piney Branch I'd 10 Old Bls-
denSburg, right to Forston and
open" sign
W. VI. BEERs. sH. 4747. TIA. $3.50,
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1950-04-09
CUSE@SAlE-N.E. tCenf
MICHIGAN PARK

1900 blk. Taylor st. n.e.-New det.
brick homes, 8 large rms, :, baths,
ass powder rm- on lst floor: large
lot; cony. to schools and transp
For sppt to inspect call Mr. Curl
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Ewes. dnu ouI, OU. 4'b.''l
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW

1920 27th ST. NE.
OPEN SUNDAY > TO 6 PM.
Beautifully appointed home with all
conveniences; rooms g bedrms.)
mod. all-electric kitchen with break
fast nook; large basement with out
side entr.; oil h.-w.h.; screened
cement front porch; Diet. gar; nice
shrubbery; substantial cash required.
To'reach Out Rhode Island ave. ne.
to South Dakota ave, rt. on
South Dakota to Hamlin, rt. on
Hamlin l block to 27th St, left
block to our sign. Call Mrs.
Knight, WA. 1925.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346. -
Evening star., 1950-04-09
ousEs-sAlE-kw tce.s HOUSES FOR sALE-heth~e,t' no

CoLoRED = PETWoRTH = 3-story
brick, has 3 apis, nice yard. brick
garage. Can be handled with 81 500.
Nice home with income. Call Mr..
Findley, UN. 2173. with FRED
ERICK REAL ESTATE, RE. 2461
Evening star., 1950-04-09
ROCKVILLE

Modern 2-bedrm dwelling; lge lot;
GI finarced BUELL. NJ. GARDNER,
Agent. Rockville $500, ewes. Rock
vile 1896 once open 2-5 sun.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
3'lllngsley Il korzendorfer
Or sa2N. Oh RSNn IN O PM
SILVER SPRING MD

Mr. SILVER SP SHOP CENTER
BrleG Colonial. mirrored irepl- pie
ture windows. powder nm, aSphelt
tile oSnt., very tastefully decorated.
huge, Handicapped lot, ideal for chill
dren; near schools Can you afford
50 mo? See this Mrs, Stickel.
Evening star., 1950-04-09

COLOhkD-Easter bunny oners g.
eolns1 e sris nj asrpi n ySu Ts ein ,ns 5ess:1
ne "a blk past Lincoln I'd. on
r. !. ave; Come see Tor yourself
open til or eall HELEN Z
lent buy in a 5-room and bath house
with screened-in rear porch. gas hot.
water heat, front and rear yard tc
vide alley. A lovely buy at Sl1 900
$1,000 cash; bal terms: Al firsi
trust payable S4s.90 per mo. 1t win
YOU are interested in a coy home
Open to offer for immediate sale
For further particulars call Tuesday
BEGINNING 9 am. till & Pm; Ho,
SEEopMEsi SiaS cosS asSPs 1Sfs gfsTFp E1sA De :.
CoLoRED-oPEN PM. TILL DARK
-5-rm OEiek <. home, SIG alst st.
COLoRED. 1859 LYMAN PL. NE.
eompese onnp IL asTn a0derP b.tSa Slek
h,v.h;; hardyood ioors terms. Call
COLORED-KENHWORTB-2 beauti-
iul bungaiows' ami; For Fer details
cofoREpsoS aad 1RiRsc.lHs si BLK. X Il PSI s. Ne
6-rm brick. 3 bedrms;; screened
ALBEE REALTY. RE. 71o4, TU.
coioRED-L ST. NEAR SEARS
S9E s9aK ssIs Ssatn. asHn oil ' Rsat go iIsfr sIaaz
CoLoRED-CLAY FL. Ne. u blk.
from bus. shopping-semidet brick,
2 bed1ms,. full bSmt; gas heat; only
sl64 s1iSpo 20 gown; asah hLBEE REALTY RE-
coLoRED INCOME PROPERTY;
open 20. 1915 M st. ne. EXQUISITE
modern tapestry brick Colonial,
screened porch. rms. plus dining
srs1ees als1se oil AP.s .h b.susifui sn y.rd sa
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COLORED-1?OO BLK. TRINIDAD
ave, ave- 8 rms: rms: oil heat; very sood 1895
coLoRED@s oieTHhSe @sEMiDETo. Mi 5 rms, til.
bath. h VIII; nr. 18th and ne;
terms MR.. THOMAS Pr: 1853.
COLoRED-GI OPPORTUNITY =,
sion OF one apt. for yourself. Call
Quick, ST. $3.50. Eves.. RA. 34Is.
CoLoRED-GI OPPORTUNITY; only
$3.50 cash and $50 mo. buys this
close in Groom brick house: all
large rooms, MITCHELL QUICK.
St sEe91oNcooaeo 5ssG Eye EA s4as coIner io aet
o;h.-w.h.. bsmt, lse; garage: suit
able convalescence home, nursery.
MRS dI2 ROBINSON Sun and ewes
CoIoRED -GI POSSIBILITIES -
3 rms. bath garage, gas h.-w:h;;
sseo eyss'' TR SYso. 'ef%S AVON AZ Realty IssY
G9 9ce SPsS sun sun: sosn ~ s,Din. Pm
s. ne. Oh MINI ave- ;'0 LoSeiiest
semidet. 3-bedrm.; fine rec. rm.. IA
baths modern kitchen; beautiful
shrueosry; shms sr ~ ress terms b sure ~ to
fS%i y q '' zAaAMi a IKE REAi4Y nv
COLoRED-NR. 5th AND F SITS. NE.
gar; and yds.; s1l.;559966; Sc today:
! e Hooks; RA a 1920; .oH6 eyes once
cef9kEbMa1,s& pHSk 4 Ma,1aHs' bowS, hS7o ss5 mo
Modern row brick. i large rms.
and bsmt.. 1h baths, screened
gRSwN RG5eh possession ncoMnp s. ss1!lemsnt Hss
CoLoRED-$s,s5o WITH $3.50 On
1886 L street ne. four beautiful
rooms, modern kitchen, bath and
fireplace; a cozy home in immacu-
late new house condition. Inspection
by appointment. Mr.. Clark, GE. 9011.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co. 1924
14th St. NV. DI. 3346.
COLORED - $1,5OO DOWN - Price,
S12,950. Immed. poss., 100 blk. of
You st. ne, 6-rm. brick. Colonial
front porch, 2 rear porches, auto.
heat ana h. W.. front and rear yard;
repairs AGENT, AT. 1904. 10
COLORED-VACANT yrs. old.
100 block Todd st. ne; $1,000 down.
Price, Sl3.950. Built-in garage, g
rms, oil heat, hardwood firs.. tile
porches. front porch. AT. 56O4 10
Evening star., 1950-04-09
COLORED, = BATHS
$3.50 DOWN

On H st. ne. large pvt rms. full
basement, oil h.-w: h; move in in
15 days. Call quickly for this one.
MT; Richards, cox & CO., RE.