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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

COLORED-OPEN 2-6 PM. SUNDAY
lonial tapestry brick home. ist 4
has large liv. rm. with woodworking
fireplace, large din. rm., kit. and
inclosed rear porch; End H., 3 lge
bedrms. and rear porch is divided
into z. extra sitting rms. tiled bath
bsmt. with lavatory. modern gas hot
water furnace, beautiful front and
rear yards. detached brick garage;
Pharr, FIR. 1868. or j. H. GREENE
RG RRGGALTY sTYe co" 716 Fla. ave. NV.
COLORED-N. II. AvE.-Row brick
Groom house; auto. heat; finished
s ffont porcb eoNsResgs ee saEsgs RGa G9G
TY CO., Di. 1883 and DI. 1852.
COLORED-BRYANT ST.-Rov brick,
Groom. 3-bath home. Can be used
as 8 apis. Oil heat. full basement;
det. garage. Good buy. CONGRESS
REALTY CO., DI. 1888 and DI.
COLORED-2-FAMILY FLAT, 4 large
rooms ca. Separate heat; basement; !;
porches; semidetached. RA. 4243.
CoLoRED-1st CoML. near N. Cap.
ana Fla. ave. Large 2-Story and
basement brick containing rms,
3 porches: 2-car gar. Excellent to
combine business and residence. Call
DI. 1915 till 8 pm. VIM. H. SAUN-
DERS CO., INC. -25
COLORED JUST OFF SOLDIERS
HOME NV; beaut. 7-rm. tapestry
brick, semidet.; full bsmt.: lge. front
and back yard; ample shrubbery; 1st
time offered this one is really nice
and priced to sell with easy terms.
Call Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS REALTY
CO., ST 1868. -26
COLORED, SHEPHERD ST. NV,
NEAR 14th--Exquisfte 7-room. porch
home; powder room and bath; base
ment: automatic heat: terms. L, A.
JET. FIR. 5212i eyes,, Ii. 3-4779.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANT TO RENT HOUSE for lge.
family nr:. or within 25 mi. Of D. C.
FAMILY NEEDS Sept. 1st;. 2 or g.
bedrm. furnished house, Silver Spring
area. Call DE. $500, Ext. 105; 10
WILL RENT my beautiful Long Island
New York City for house OF, 2 or
more bedrm. apt. in good northwest
or suburbs Call MITCHELL M.
= sasnAsi 81 s.sEpR6oM a8; MI HOUSE unatsrn-
ished in vicinity of Falls Church or
FAMILY DESIRES 2-bedroom hous.
In Va. unfurn., within 4 miles Of
Pentagon. Call JE. 1921. .-2z
DESIRED BEGINNING Sept. 20 -
Modern. unfurn. house; 8 bedrms., 2
baths, and adequate conveniences
for comfortable living; NV. or Ar
lington preferred. OR. 3242. --23
room rambler; win take 2-yr. lease
with option to buy; In vicinity Of
Gheyy Chase, Silver SprinR or BE.
tnesos. AP. 613s. 23s
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED. newly
decorated brick, 2-bedroom house. |
Tile bath, gas heat, full basement;
mediate possession. ov. 1901. 23'
JEFFERSON ,1.S,ot.77 MASosMa sssd1IToOgf; s.1I
soo6. "a
s-RM. HOME. ofhcer transferred;
immed; poss.: house l yr; old; IN
restricted community mr.. NJ vef.
sSSSs sSSs lss S,o. coz wv VARS eDn noswELL S. hsti
nc .sssIs a2o S. WASH st. TIE: Es4 7s5Il;
D BEDRMs.. LIv. RIM, KIT, full
bsmt.; fenced-in yard. One bedrm.
fprn. for chilSren and ssndbox and niI n
PPsfo PtaS e5fs' s.B sissSee Se s1Vi rd.. 1iers Vii
Village, Sill. Spg., Md, 10. 5-2sls.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES house for
rent, 1410 Bath st. NV; master
bedrms., Q maids rms, 3h baths,
library. SLIT. liv, rn;' TERRACE and and
places; 2syr. lease; no asents. al
UNIVERSITY PIX, MD.-Nicely furn.
3-bedrm. brick home: oil heat; ga
sEIDDENsP1NNER, Reaitor' VA
1OlO. -S4
VICINITY PENTAGoN, lovely det.
brick. consists Of bedrooms; .Sd Sash hvin6 VINE
back porch and nice yard; 800
per mo. Elk. 24S7. IA
SILVER SPRNG-we have 8 bunga-
S135; two available now. other Sep
tember /; can have one & gnfuTn' I
Call LAWRENCE v. LuIEs, h'
BURLEITH-3 bcdrms., bath; $12b;
available September l. Call MT.
Domer, at sANDoz, INC. Du. 1884
LEWIsDALE, MD.-Attrac. brick
home, nicely furn., 8 bedrooms, 2
baths. all-electric kitchen, gas heat.
as 6u%sn wssasr eeT.n ied Sryer tease4 se
yard; available September i; S150
Phone DUNN q CO., Realtor. HY.
O04S. 20
NEAR WALTER REED, OF 18th st.;
baths; available Sept. / to respon-
sible party on yearly lease; $l6o.
RA. $3.50. 30
SILVER SPRING = Completely fur. fur
room 12x20, dining room, dtnette,
kitchen, conservatory and bath on
1st hoor; full basement; all In nne
condition. Equipment includes dlsn-
washer, garbage disposal, television.
All utilities and care Of grounds in
ciuded in the rental. Lease by year:
No pets. For select tenant. LOUIS
p. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV.
Ma. 1865.
VIC. OF WESTCHEsTER-7 bedrms. :,
An baths, Ia acres OF ground. OR.
6391. MRS. JONES.
CHEvY CHASE, D. C.-3,bedroom
house for rent for z months. This
is q very desirable home; rent, $50
per month. s. r. MARTIN d Co,
Realtor, Du. 1886; eyes,, WA. 1877.
FAKoMA PARK-5-rm. modern bum
galow; gas h.-w.h.: nicely furn.;
800 per mo. Inspect 623 Elm ave.
Dir: N. H. ave-, la mile over 2; e.
to Elm. THoS. D. WALSH. INC.
S15 11th st. NV, DI. 1857. 20
8919 N. n. AVE. N.W.-Vacant;
partly furnished; rms. and batn;
gas h.-w. heat; near everything;
Sl25 mo. DE. 7144 from to $50
am; DE. 7144. after 6 pm: "a
UNIVERSITY TERRACE = Comfort
ably furn. det white brick, 5-bedrm.
house; auto. OIL heat; spacious yard;
1928 mo. Call Frank w. Yount,
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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HoUsEs-sALE-N,E. tcont. }

4713 10th ST. N.E.-5-rm. semidst
brick home in new section o1
Michigan Park. Full basement with
yard: cement front porch. Shown By
appt. only: Call Mrs. Knight, WA,
1920. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-$22,500. That
comfortable home for which you
have been looking. Located near the
circle, close to Blessed Sacrament
and Lafayette schools. A fine cor
ner lot fronting 100 #. and planted
with beautiful shrubs. Gear garage
on paved alley.
The residence has concrete front
porch. center entrance with large
den or sun rm: to the left. attrac-
tive living and dining rms, spe-
cially equipped kit. with disposal,
dishwasher. new electric range, and
new retsr. with separate desr
bath with tub and shower; stair
way to storage attic; full bsmt.,
h.-w.h. with oil: electric hot-water
storage tank. Possession can be had
Just as soon as settlement is COM
pleted. We advise an early inspec-
ton Of this property. Call WO.
1900; ONCE open until 8. EDW. II
JONES g. CO., INC, Chevy Chase,
D. c. -23
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

BRADBURY HEIGHTS - Asbestos
full bsmt; i block from bus; price.
soUTHEAsT REALTY Co. 1911
Penna. ave. Sc. FIR. 1000. -23
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, nr. Alabama
ave, and Wheeler rd.-Very nice
semidst Gn brick oG home =. has a1d lgs lty
rm. on 1st d.: 5 bedrms. and bath
on End A.; full bsmt. with bath, gas
heat; conv. terms. SOUTHEAST
EEAbIY CO., 1211 Penna. ave. Sc,
5th AND PA. AVE. SEE apts.,
vacant. newly redecorated; 10 extra
iot; shaie trees. pvt. "a driveway HseS; ,Hfte te
2-car brick garage; reas. cash down.
CO. NA. eSaS or An Ho. sf41. i1 Mss
DETACHED BRICK. mr.. Minnesota
ave. and Randall Cireie-Charmins
Oct: brick home, with 8 spacious
rsSe nice level I iot ar price, Hss'; only s' sis e.
EAST REALTY CO, CO. iii Penna.
ave. Sc, FIR. 1000. -23
80, 0-Semidetached 5-rm. brick;
bg g oRSer Ssmt Leaving Sas heat eG s n sest59R s7a9
GOOD HOPE RoAD-1st commercial;
can be used for business with apt
down payment. CoNGREss REALTY
CO., DI. 1888 and DI. 1882.
BEAUTIFUL BUY-This 1941 semi
det 6-rm. brick home at 1882 Ft.
Davis st. will outlast the mortgage;
eel Dedfmn terms 4 EuaaNE SaihS ses coRskx Rsas
Co. Res. 10. 2-26s5; ofice, Ii.
MODERN Groom, garage, brick, full
basement, recreation room. large at
tic, oil heat, huge sun deck with
Just rsdeeoratss @ ., s1l5 IMd Nj Minnsseta sseS
s!FAmiEY 1E%Y' HoMr-yery nice brick
stucco home with 2 apis; l apt.
lot; nicely arranged for home and
over SC. line. Reasonably priced
with only So 200 down soUTH-
EAST REALTY CO, 1211 Penna.
CUE fEfl; 81 BGNGAloW@close ca S%20: to shops
porches; "a bsmt., sts. attic; nice
lot with trees and shrubs. Bargain
at $500. Terms. ARTHUR La
ROCHE; Agt. OIL. 0o7o; eyes,
1901 BAY ST.. SELF you are look
ing for q comfortable home, think
this over: q 6-rm. row brick with
Diet; gar. concrete .frt. porch, 2
back porches. full bsmt., oil H.
VIII; priced to sell MRS. De WITT,
RA. S422 with RUTLEY & BA1R,
ST. 2911. -25
CONVENIENT ANACOSTIA
1881 y St. sc. Lovely home; rms
and bath; 8 bedrms.; gas h.-w.h.:
full basemt.; det. garage; wall to
wall carpeting in liv. rm.. din rm.,
halls and stairways Many other
fine features. Only S11,950. Easy
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
PRICE $3.50

Colored-Lovely detached home, has
large living room, dinette and kitch-
en-, fully equipped. Two spacious
bedrooms and bath: full basement.
Just over District line in northeast;
convenient to bus, school and shop
ping. Price $3.50; down payment
to veteran, $3.50. Call Mr.. NC
Ginniss, MA. 5005; evenings, TU.
23SS.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-152O K ST. NV.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

e GIRLS, age 20 to 2S, to share 6-rm,
bungalow, ArL, conv. transp. Cali
OW. 1924 weekdays after p.m.-27
ENGLISH WOMAN will share charm
ing 2.bedrm. Georgetown home with
lady 80 to 45; S65 month. MISS
HENLY. DU 0024. -23
NAVY HUSBAND recalled to active
overseas duty; will share my attrac.
2.bedrm. house in conv. N. Arl. with
business Eiri. unhm. phone tele-
leges. Avail immed. DI. O3S4 day
time; OW. 6496 ewes. -25
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
UPSHUR AT 18th
FEKETE e co

Spacious 4-bedrm., 2-bath brick; side
hall, sunroom. front porch, gas heat;
nice yard, det. garage; excel neigh
borhood S17.26O.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Unusually attractive, modern. seven
room brick; 2 baths, 4 bedrooms
Zone unfurnishsdl: living oad room;
porch, laundry facilities (new auto
matte washerj. All rooms and porch
Beautifully decorated and well fur
nished. The lawn and garden are
we'll kept and will rate well with
the nnest In the Chevy Chase ares.
den. Utilities supplied. One or g
year lease. Rental $3.50 month. Inn
mediately available. Tel. Woooley
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420 oGLErHORpE ST.

420 OGLETHORPE ST.
9 rooms, 2 inclosed porches, al brick
home, oil h.-w.h., full bsmt.; large
yard, garage. Very reas. Mr. Atino,
after 2 pm, RA. 4450. ZAGAMI
REALTY, Ii. 1887.
HERE'S A HOME you can be proud
OF. Large liv. rm., din. rm., .ien. KIT
and pantry on 1st floor; 4 ttdTms
and bath on 2nd A.: full bsmt. with
gas h.-w.h.. det. garage, large lot
excel. furniture goes with house; 2
bus lines within "a block: in st
Gabriers parish. nr. parochial school,
conv. to everything.
BRENNAN g. PORTER REALTY CO
MA 1R12
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SHEPHERD Park
S-bedrm.. 3h-bath. modern detached
brtck Colonial; on upper 18th st. ;
priced far below present cost, Sig
LER b CO.. HU. 1913 til Q.
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CLEVELAND PARK AREA
Detached brick, on well-landscaped
lot. containing liv. rm. with IRE
place. lge. din. rm,, library. powder
rm.. pantry and kit: 2nd 4. has 3
nice bedrms., heated sunroom and 3
tiled baths; finished rm. on ard d.
slate roof. oil h:.w.h;; detachsd ga
1900, CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
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HOUSES wTD. TO RENT lcent.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT-Ful equipped. vic.
Pa. and MINI. aves. s.e.; ideal for
exper. couple; now closed. but ready
to open for business. Bldg. equip
PPERLMuTTER. Per nj sfiS Ii. 3e424s,
GRoCERY-s.w. loc.; $1,000 wkly.
bus. 6-day wk.; livins. quarters; 9
down. sIMoSs. TX. sisI. ''''Oo
TAvERN-$1,100 wkly, mostly bar
business; 10-year lease includes IL
rooms, the income from which pays
the rent ON the business; only $4,000
down. SIMONs, Elk. 61S1.
VALET SHOP. doing excellent busi-
ss nsfs MsSs MSes 0csSSn ss4 pT SgnsE ss7s must
RA. s7oS. -Ss
srsds: Very 1pTotssle low 'o1eTsa rsns
aSoi; aSf 'ssslnSs essni4ss f. FShWs5Esz os5s ~ 4.
RESTAURANT FOR sALE-Location.
1902 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Md.
$l;500 cash or $500 down. Call
RESTAURANT, beer license, mod.
equip, air-cond.. fountain; ideal for
ssoisgg. So; ggriesd right ME- o4se' IL
PRoPERTY-Roomine house. NV;
Inc, $3.50; reas. price and terms.
Particulars, KEACH g. PURCELL,
EX. 2412.
ROoMNG HOUSE. N.W.-12 rms.
ga baths, oil heat; long lease, reas.
rent, good inc; $4,000 handles,
bal. monthly. KEAcH g. PURCELL,
INCOME, $500 - Four apts., oil
heat; rent; $57; only KS s750 -, down.
81. s4ia' easy kEAcH & PURCELL Elk
WE HAVE AND WANT select business
KEAcH & PURCELL, Ex. 24ia.
DRY GOODS AND vARIETY STORE
for sale or suitcase. Inquire 401s
Minnesota ave. ne. or call Elk.
GRoCERY and filling station; Route
240, between Bethesda and Rock
Say HoWtsp r. eses scaAPgs Sgstop sods &
TAILOR AND cEEASfNG sH6op.
modern; must sell at q sacriflce
One Of the most desirable sections.
Call for full information after 10
Snail al o15TsE p5EIE1SGAa1ffEssEN-ooodsfso Ga1f &c. foea.
ton: 5000. GREGORY & VIM
CENT. UN. s1o2; ewes. OIL 2273.
RESTAURANT and tourist camp,
Porter's Inn. Rte. 1, No. of Quantico.
So. Of Shirley hwy; sale or lease
by owner. Contact Porter's Inn,
Dumfries. Va. Phone Triangle
REFINED LADY to own and operate
small business. Box 494-T. Star.
NEWSSTAND, confectionery. tobacco,
1928 9th st. NV, MIR. FURR; ex-
cellent buy. forced to sell. ga
WOOD WORKING SHOP : Fully
equipped; at present worked part
time: showing good profit; plenty Of
business to be had: owner in bad
health. Priced to sell.
RESTAURANT AND FROZEN GUS
TARD - On main highway. adjacent
to thickly populated section; new
equipment: priced at S12.500; terms.
Owner quotes $500 net monthly av-
erage.
J. MAYNARD MAGRUDER
1928 Wilson Blvd. Arl., OW. 1000
OTrYYr0T1 rlFY1 a ~r~NY
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MICHIGAN PARK

VACANT
Semidet. brick. 8 rms. and bath, full
bsmt. with VI bath, gas heat. peri
cond. throughout, located within q
block Of Bunker Hill School, Mosl
conv. loc. Terms. MIR. ALLEN,
81. Zoos or Elk. 1913. -25
MICHIGAN AVENUE
$13,500
This 20-ft. row has liv. rm., din
rm., lge. kit, reception hall, 3
lge. bedrms. and bath, rec. rm.;
single gar; oil h.-wh.; easy terms
arranged. Call Mr.. Bramhani, EN-.
$500, with BETHEL, DI. 31OO.
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CAPITOL, Hill,
CAPITOL AREA
GA E00
DENVER ST. Sc

A. palsti home on corner lot in
beautiful surroundings; large rms,
3h baths, studio rm. on 3rd floor,
well-planned rec. rm., dble. ga
rage; many exceptionally fine fea-
lures; located in Wash.'s finest Sec
ton; priced to sell; reasonable terms
Call US for an early appt. It may
be later than you think.
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RARNARY WOODS
BRIGHTWOOD

BRIGHIWOJD
Mod. semidet. brk.; 8 rms, ga baths,
gas h.-w:h.. deep lot, garage; ideal
priced right for quick sale. II, T.
RANDOLPH. RE. 2137, TR. 1885.
BUCHANAN ST., Mr.. 18th
This property will be sold at once.
ton; 8 rms. / bath and iavatory,
gaEase, 3 porches, beautiful yard,
attic; 20-ft. frontage. gas furnace,
stairs carpeted. Price, $4,000.
EDWARD J. KYLE, Realtor, oI7
18th st. NV, ST. 5755, CO. OILS.
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GLOVER PARK

Nicely furn. end row brick; 6-room
house with full bsmt. and auto
heat; spacious yard with det. ga;
rage; no children; $3.50 mo: Call
r. w. Yount, FRANK s. PHILIPS
DI, 1411. Is
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MICHIGAN PARK

D 1CINIo., II2 bA 7 ND
Beautiful semidet. brick near 14th
and Michigan ave. Gas h.-w.k.. det.
gar, chestnut trim and doors; i'm
mediate possession. Call Mr.. Cody.
nETT TO "a q ccnc
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CONVENIENT ANACOsTIA
1881 y St. Sc. Lovely home; 8 rms
and bath; 3 bedrms; gas h.-w.h.
full basemt.; det. garage; wall to
wall carpeting in liv. rm din. rm.,
halls and stairways. Many other
fine features. Only Sill $50. Easy
ANNENBERG REALTY CO.
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 1887 till 8.
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i c4A1 l - " w.
Ii. 7-4O40. Ewes, OR. 2221 -25
OPEN TONIGHT. Z TO 8 PM.
1927 WEBSTER ST. NV.
22-ft. brick in this excel. residential
area being offered for sale at below
market value. This home features
all spacious size rms, same beins
8 rms. and 2 baths. Loc. nr. grade,
jr. and sr. high schools, shoppins
and public transp. Recently this blk
was rezoned to allow remodelins
into 2 complete apis. with way
home is laid out, 1t lends Itself
beautifully to such q change. Your
inspection Of the property will bt
advantageous to you II you are
looking to secure q lovely home al
reasonable price.
Berenter g. Co., Ia. 2272
..... -23
New Rambler-$26,95O
on Conn. ave. and Pessenden st..
brick. 8 large rms. 2 baths; beaut
sHxPfRo. inc. ME. 1717. Ia. 7511
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COLORED
COLORED
KANSAS AVE N w

KANSAS AVE. NV.
Two-story row brick house for re-
fined colored family. LIST noor has
porch; 3 bedrms. and bath on End
floor; full bsmt. with lavatory and
2 entrances. Large fenced-in yard,
Easy terms and quick possession,
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
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SILVER SPRING

SIIVEt 1t14NO
Who needs and can afford spacious
red brick Cape Cod, 3 yrs. old, in
the best section, under market
price, with 3 twin-sized bedrms.,
cedar closet, liv. rm. 15X2Slz, din.
rm. and very modern kit, both
14xi4; built-tp garage; rec. rm
S27 500, 81. 4554, Broker. IA
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SuVER SPRING


Commercial brick on corner, o lse.
rms, full bsmt.; lge. yard; oil heat;
block from Georgia ave. Ideal for
professional man. S32, 800. 81.
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OPEN ramblers, 81 TT; 8 bedrms..
or acre: choose plot, Ga. OF Conn.
ave. to Viers Mill I'd, then to Cla-
ridge and signs. H. F. BIEBER,
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rm.. 1-bath semidet. brick. built in
garage; excellent condition. Call for
details. SIGLER & CO.. HU. 1918
NEAR 18th AND PARK RID. NV
Detached 3-story and basement,
containing IA rooms. 4h baths;
suitable for doctor, convalescent
home or guesthouse; an excellent
property in Good condition. Call
DI. 1015 til q pm. VIM. H. sAUN-
10 ROOMS, 3 BATHS, s15,e5O-Fine
convenient location: ~ block from
Sheridan. Shopping Center at Georgia
garage: oil h.-wh.; fireplace. Ewes.
call WI: 1884. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
esi4 ONTARIO RD., open 2 to S to-
day-semidet. home, u blk. car and
s11re; i,,91 49, rms; ? baths; oil heat, gar,
sell ME- 04S6. Ii. 6.O43o
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-02-10
Neighborhood Notes

Mrs. Franklin P. Ernst has
returned from a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. George Hamer of
Greensboro.
Mrs. Henry Ruark of Weldon
was here several days last week
to visit Mrs. r. B. Sharpe and
to attend the We'll lectures. She
was the guest of honor at q
luncheon given last Friday by
Mrs. Frank Hanft.
Mrs. Charles Shields returned
this week from a ten-days visit
to DR.. and Mrs. John G. Hern-
don at Haverford College, Penn
sylyania.
Mrs. Athol Burnham has gone
to visit relatives in Birmingham,
Alabama. A woman's club there
heard she was coming and wrote
to her and got a promise that
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-02-10
Death Of W. ]. ('sTank') Hunter

w. ]. Hunter, known to peo-
pie in Chapel Hill for half a CEN
tury or more as Tank" Hunter,
died Saturday at the home Of his
son, Thomas Hunter, in Carr
boro. He was 80 years old. Fu-
neral services were held at the
Walker funeral home Monday
afternoon and the burial was in
the Orange church cemetery
three miles north Of Chapel Hill.
The survivors, besides the son
Thomas, are a daughter, Mrs.
Betty Williams; two grandchil-
dren; and two great-grandchil-
dren. 'Tank" is remembered by
an earlier generation as the
keeper of a livery stable back of
where the Carolina Coffee Shop
now is.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-02-10

she would give them a talk on
the North Carolina Symphony
Orchestra.
Mrs. Baynard Kendrick of
New York apd Summerville,
S. c., was here at the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
MATHS.
Mrs. Will Dunn, Miss Louise
Wright, and Mrs. Clarence Shore
of Raleigh were in the village
Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. R. Bissell has returned
after attending the North Caro-
lima Hairdressers and Cosmetolo-
gists Association convention in
High Point at the last weekend.
d. D. Carroll, Jr., came from
Honolulu to visit Philadelphia
and New York on business and
to spend four days with his
family here. He and his mother
spent Wednesday in Lynchburg.
He will leave today.
Mrs. w. B. Neal is visiting
Mrs. B. B. Ellington in Nichols
is. C.
DR.. William deb. MacNider
went to New York last week to
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-02-10
100 Years Of Church
History Is Reviewed

''The First Hundred Years.
a booklet containing history
of the Chapel Hill Presbyterian
Church as presented at the
church's centennial celebration
in October, was issued this week.
The contents consist of a
Foreword by the pastor, Rev.
Charles M. Jones; Earliest
Memories of This Church, !"
"reminiscences by Mrs. Lucy
Phillips Russell; -Four Person
ages Who Represent Significant
Periods in the History of the
Church." representations writ
ten and directed by Phillips Rus
sell; 'sThe Church Prophetic, "
the centennial sermon by Rev.
Kenneth j. Foreman; and ''The
Task of the Church" /" summaries
of a panel discussion.
A bit Of information in Mr..
Jones's foreword is that gifts
to the centennial fund from
Chapel Hill, all parts of North
Carolina, and thirteen other
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-02-10

attend meeting Of the Ameri-
can division of the international
Club on Aging.
Miss Mary Ann McAuley and
Miss Sara Caudle went to High
Point last Monday to attend a
convention of the North Caro-
lima Hairdressers and Cosme-
tologists Association.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-02-10
Presbyterian Women to Meet

The Women of the Presby-
terian church will meet at 8 Pm.
Monday in the church lounge.
j. M. Garrison Of Greensboro,
student work secretary, will
speak.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-02-10
Whitfields' Second Son

A second son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry A. Whitfield, Jr.
on Tuesday of this week, Febru-
airy Z, in Watts hospital.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-02-10

states and territories, have
enabled the church to rebuild the
steeple, repair and eredecorate
the church, and pay off the in
debtedness on the new education
building.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-02-10
Watts Dixon Poe, Jr.

A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Watts Dixon Poe January
18 in Watts hospital, Durham.
He is named for his father.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-02-10

EACH DOT On this map indicates
apeoducing.member Of Long Mead
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-02-10

on Farms. All are in the Dur.
ham Milkshed area, long
known as one of the finest
dairying regions in the South.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-08
FRANKFORT
By C. G. CrOcker
Phone Rodney 451S

William P. Truitt is a patient in
the Delaware Hospital in Whining
ton.
Mrs. Ida Duthie spent the past
weekend with Mrs. Everett Long,
Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Coffin Of
Darby, Pa, were weekend guests
of his brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Coffin and family.
Mrs. Everett Long, Sr., spent a
part of this week visiting Mrs. Lee
Cullen. in Delmar.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Lay
ton Lynch, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Hickman spent the
day on an extended motor trip. The
quartet visited in Toms River, N
:, enrOute to Philadelphia, where
they we're guests of their mutual
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. John Antoni-
vich and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester v. Hudson
were Sunday dinner guests of Maj.
or and Mrs. Warren E. Perry anC
two sons at their home in Collins
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Tingle en-
tertained as house guests las
week: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jennings
of Cape Cod, Mass, The New Eng
landers were on their way south
They left for Florida on Friday.
Last week the congregation o
the Ocean View Preshvteria1
Church entertained on Tuesda,
evening with a social in honor o
their new pastor, DR.. S. Turne
Foster and Mrs. Foster.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert S. Long, Jr
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson o. Nc
Cabe, Jr., motored to Philadelphi
on Saturday and watched the Navy
thrilling 14-2 football victory owe
the stalwaTt Army eleven.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-08

She'll thrill to the Magic Of
Color Guide Push-A-Button
electric cooking that will
make every day a holiday
from ordinary kitchen chores.
1t viii be love at first sight
when she opens the full
length door Of the big Space
Thrifty COOleratOr. She'll