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Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
Broughfon
johnny Hamilton

Johnny Hamilton
Hosea Hamilton of Prescott was
recent guest of Edward Martin.
When you want paper notify
James Tucker on Sunday Maca-
donia Baptist church is inviting
the public to attend their church
services. The Sunday school is
conducted by Mozell Willis at
$50 a. m. with preaching at 1880
and BTU at $50 p. Macedonia
Baptist church held their anniver-
sary program August 6. Rev. W. II
Russ preached the anniversary SER
mon. Rev M L. Stewart pasto- Of
St Thomas was present Musical
numbers were presented by Mrs.
Jamie 3 Hard and Mrs Louella
Simons The Mt Zion talent song
was sung by Strong Rosion and
others Rev w II Russ is pastor
Mr. and Mrs Joe Hall were hos
tesses at n party recently There
were games. music and fun for all
In attendance Miss Lucille Flet-
cher lcri for Blackwell last week
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
PHILADELPHIA

The third quarterly conference
Of the ST. Paul AME church was
held recently with presiding elder
.. Sherman presiding. 1t was one
OF the most successful conference
Of this year All evidence prove
that the church is moving for.
ward The presiding elder preach
ed the morning message and the
pastor Rev J. c. Crier. preached
the evening sermon. j. l.. Williams
was elected secretary Of the con-
ference and Levi Bullocks was
elected marshall The finance com
mittee was elected and tine Sun
day school, trustees. Silver Star
club, usher board. senior choir and
gospel choir reported ten dollars
each. The junior department made
splendid reports. A total of $l7550
was reported. Total amount rails
ed during the entire quarter was
Sl05l50 The presiding elder
stressed the importance of being
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
MONTICELLO


H. a. 3liah
The public schools VIII open on
September ll=.Mr and Mrs. Il. A.
Carroll of Philadelphia and their
children, Richard, jr., and Ann Car
rol, recently visited in the home
OF Mrs. j. b Henderson ........uC Carl
Brooks was recent guest of Mrs. M.
L. Brooks Mr.. Brooks is resident
Of Pine Bluff Shelbie M. Trot-
ter and Gloria Ann Trotter have
returned from Alders Gate where
they spent a week in the Westmin-
ster Fellowship youth conference
Pilgrim Rest AME church pre-
sented a religious movie. Go Down
Death, with an all colored cast
This movie was sponsored by the
Air Plan club Mrs. Carrie c.
Pope has returned following her
visit with relatives and friends in
Little Rock. She reports a wonder
full trip and received many valua-
bic presents.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
FORDYCE
Clarence Harrison

Clarence Harrison spent a week
in Ivan visiting his aunt, Mrs. Nora
Tyler, and family....A Stanley
house party was given at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Booker T.
Atkinson. Games were played,
prizes awarded and refreshments
served The funeral of Mrs Oak
ley's mother was held last week
at the M. E. church.....The PTA
sponsored a Weiner roast at the
new gym last week Mrs. Elvira
Harrison visited in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. HUE Knight at
Sparkman last week. Among the
many persons attending were Miss
Maxine Brantley, Misses Dorothy
Mae, Corlene and Margret Jean
York The Robertson and Single
ton reunion will be held Sunday.
Services will be held at the Mt.
Olive NJ E. church with Mrs Nicola
Clary sponsor. Dinner will be
served at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Ford.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
Conway


j. A. Taylor
Mrs. W, MCGEE and her daru.
ter Miss Bethul Lee of Los Aa s0'
les spent the weekend in s .,
Louis as guests of their son -. "
brother, George McGee Mr. ana
Mrs, MCGEE, accompanied ,b aa'a
mother home and plan to Sna sa
their vacation here with her sas
other relatives.......,..The foIlowia.
churches participated in the ins,'
liation services last week O.
James, Zion Temple, Christ Tenn
pie, Ebenezer, Philadelphia and &,
Mark Among the Ministers takir,
a part in the services were pa
Celeste, Rev Alexander. Rev N
M. McGill and Rev. Waters ~ ",
Fort Smith~~..Mrs. Milton Hpdsos
has as guest this week Dav,s
Oliver of Indiana. Mr.. Oliver !.
the brother of Mrs. Hudson NJ
Myrtle Henry had as house gno,,
last week Mrs. E. W. Dawson :,
Pine Bluff The Bynum Brotbo,.
and the Smiling Five rendered ),
program at Ebenezer last week
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
CAM DEN

William II. Rogers, Mrs. Augusta
Rogers and granddaughter visited
Mrs Maria Tidwell and Mrs. N.
Brewer Mrs. Z. Watson and Miss
Laura Gene Scott Of Peoria, Hill
nois are visiting relatives and
friends here...oMr. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Rogers visited Mr. and
Mrs. Bishop Williams last week 49,.
Mary Ann Rogers, Florence l..
Jackson and Mary Louise Jackson
left last week to visit relatives in
Rockford, Illinois .....= Mrs. Joeia
Greening and Mrs. Lee Greening
visited Mrs. Mary Jane Stanfield
recently..s.Mrs Luellen Robertson
was recent visitor in the home
of Mrs. Lee Greening .... Mrs Oracle
Rogers and daughter visited Mrs
Joeie Greening Mr.. and Mrs. /
worry Moore and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Arts Terrence and fami-
ly were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Henry Rogers last week.
Mrs Jocie Greening visited
Mrs. Oracle Rogers recently a.....
Mr.. and Mrs. David Robertson and
family in Hope recently. Roy
Marshall sponsored a box supper
recently, Amount raised $725...
Mrs. Augusta Rogers, Mrs. Mary
Standfield, Mrs. Sylvia Williams
and Mrs. Odessa Toney are on the
sick list this week. Ben Jones
from Detroit visited in the home
of Wilson Robertson last week.
Mr. Jones is leaving for the Army.
... Mr.. and Mrs. David Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Robertson,
Lena Mae and Hattie Pearl Robin
son along with Raymond, Freddie
Lee Mae Mormon were guests al
the home Of Mrs. Josephine John
son of Hope last week Louise
Robinson is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Pearl Harris Matte Pearl Ander-
son visited her father recently.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
GURDON
Depriest Campbell

MIR. and Mrs. Johnny White and
son, John, jr,, of Flint Michigan,
Pfc. James E. Bragg and Arthur
L. Bragg are here visiting parents.
Mf. and Mrs. l. S. Bragg, and
Mrs. Leroy White Mr.. and Mrs
Dilworth and daughter along
with their mother, Mrs. Ruby Hay
ME. OF Chicago, are here on busi-
ness Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bell
and son, June, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Pattlllo. Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy
Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Patillo
and children Of Newton, Kansas,
A. Pattillo of Chicago, and Mr..
and Mrs ID. A. Johnson, pastor of
Bethel AME church, were all din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs ii. {.
Patillo last week Mrs. Silvia
Thomas left last week for Sagi-
nav, Michigan to visit her ne
phew, Claud Gellum Mr. and
Mrs. John Evans have returned
to their home in Chicago after
spending a week here with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Barlow.
They were accompanied by their
son Mrs. Estella Green spent the
weekend in Arkadelphia with her
sister. Mrs. Newburn Mr. and
Mrs. O. T. Clark and son have
returned to their home in Indiana
after spending a week here with
their brother and sister Jim Harris
accompanied them on their return
trip Mrs. Emmett Allen left last
week for St Louis where she was
called TO the bedside Of her daugh-
ter. Claricc Mr.. and Mrs. W B
Armstrong and family, Henry Pat
tillo Jim Harris and Mrs @ Dead
man attended a family reunion
held at Oak Grove last week
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
AUGUSTA

u, w ,Layne
Mrs. Katie Brunson attended the
hot lunch school last week In Pine
Bluif.s.M and Mrs. O. C. Duffy
lost their SIX month old baby last
week, Burial was by Peoples I'm
dertaking company at New Salem,
Louis Moore of Chicago In
diana is in the city visiting his
relatives and friends.,.a.Levi jim
kens of Tuekerman is in the city
visiting relatives Johnnie Sewer
left for Chicago recently where
he plans to enter school. He is the
grandson of Mrs Mary Dean ........
Mr., and Mrs. Byeie Raspberry of
ST. Louis visited their parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. O r. Raspberry Mrs.
Mary Lowe who has been attend
ing the bedside of her daughter,
Mrs. Daniels, has returned home
and reports her daughter much i'm
proved Mrs, l.. Layne has return
ed from l.. Rock where she had
been visiting relatives 81. Mrs. Annie
returned home and reports her
daughter much improved Mrs,
Lucille Layne has returned from
Little Rock where she has been
visiting relatives Mrs. Annie
Hudson left for Chicago where
she will visit her daughter, Mrs
Frenchill Shaw ... Mrs. Rubie Reed
Of Michigan visited her mother,
Mrs. Harriet Ward, last week -.
Mrs. Effie Mack passed recently
in Little Rock where funeral SER
vices were held with burial here.
Mrs. Mack was a former member
of Jackson's Chapel CINE church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ferguson
left for Los Angeles last week for
an indefinite stay....Mr. and Mrs.
Okla Matthew visited in the city
for the first time in 81 years. Their
niece. Pauline Rouch, accompanied
them on their return trip to Chi
eago.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18

III but is much better now......Rev
and Mrs K. W Rodgers and many
others here attended an outing re-
Gently Walter Holloway return
ed 10 his job last week Mrs.
ode Brown served nine children
IN an affair honoring her house
guest last week The Womens
Missionary Society of Fellowship
B, c. sponsored a program ana
rally. Amount raised $1,000. Sun
day school attendance was good
Glass had the largest attendance
... Mrs. Estell Dean and Bobbie
Dean Shaw have been visiting-relo
lives and friends in Chicago.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
DIES ARC

Ella NJ. Brown
Rev. r. W. Rogers filled the
pulpit Sunday and preached two
very inspirational sermons Mrs.
Bernice Koonce left last week for
Detroit where she will visit her
sister Visitors in the city are
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie McKeaver
and grandson; Mrs. Sarah Berry
of Memphis, Tennessee, Mrs. Hazel
Jeffries, Mrs. Lima Bradley and
son The All girls are progress
ing in their preparations for All
camp Miss Alice Lynn, Palsy
Reynolds and Ollie Vera have re-
turned following their visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Brown.
Mrs. Rezza Williams has been very
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18

Ohio. Roscoe johnson OF Gould
is here on business. He plans to
open garage Key h. W. Taylor,
pastor OF FIRST Baptist church, al
tended the world alliance and
brought very interesting reports
back Ben Strivers OF this city
spent the weekend in Pine Bluff
with his daughter Z. A. Stevens
motored to Little Rock recently y.
Mrs. Sallie Green motored to Gil
lette last week accompanied by
Mrs. Amer Brunson.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18

Rev. II. z. Hall was host pastor"
Louis ThroWer drove a group OF
people 10 New Bethel Church last
week where Rev. II. z. Hall is con-
Quoting a revival meeting Mrs.
Catherine Matloek spent the week
with her grandmother, Mrs. Beulah
j. Harrison Mrs. Willie j. Mum,
former teacher Of Sparkman high
school, has returned following a
motor trip To Eudora where she
and her daughter visited relatives
and friends......Miss Estella Lock
a graduate of Sparkman high
school, was married recently.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
lOUANN
Netrice l.. Burch


The Eldorado Gospel singers rem
defed a program at Jerusalem
Baptist church last week, The
Golden Gate also appeared on the
program. A total Of $1,000 was
raised Mrs. Aletha Bureh and
family visited Mrs. c. II. parlor......
Rev. l.. L. Anderson is on the
sick list Mr., and Mrs, Lon Burch
and daughter and Mr., and Mrs.
Virgia Burch along with May Liza
Burch visited Mrs Lena Thomas
in Rosston last week Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Bureh and Ethel and Metric L.
Burch attended church services in
Good Home last week. They were
guests of Mrs. c. H. Parlor. .........
Alonzo Wells is making rapid i'm
provements Jerusalem Baptist
church will begin its revival SER
vices Sunday Have your news
ready when you get your paper,
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
Dewitt

1. ID. Pitts
Tabernacle Baptist church cclc-
bratcd it's pastors thirteenth am
niygrsary recently Rev NJ Sdgger
pastor John Bennett Of Reydell
was q visitor at First Baptist Sun
day James Woods and family OF
Chicago spent q week IN the city
visiting relatives and friends re-
Gently Tom johnson and wife Of
Chicago were recent visitors here
Miss Clara l.. Whitfield Of Pine
Bluff spent a week here visiting
friends Mr. and Mrs ANDERSON
jenkins visited relatives in Little
Rock last week Mrs Ida Bell
Key and Mrs Nettlc Billings re-
celved word that their brother.
Lonnie Stewart. Of Ohio passed -
Funeral services will be held in
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
STAN S
Sidney Young

oiuhey ioulS
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McRap q,
Chicago are here visiting tbe,
brother, ]. II. McRay Rev 7
Butler of Chicago is here visiting
his sisters, Mrs. Fannie Richard
son and Mrs. Alice MeRay Rev
Butler has been away for %
years.s,.Andrew Cole of Presco,
visited his sister and brother, Mrs.
Ethel Jones and John D. Cole last
week...rMr. and Mrs. Berry are.
building a new home at 1903 MAG.
nolia Street Rev. W. NJ Moore
closed a fine revival meeting last
week. Six members were added 10
the church.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
SP RKMAN
+. ID. Harrison

Revival services at Ebenezer
Baptist church closed last week
with five persons added to the
church. The meeting was a success
Doth financially and spiritually. A
total Of 1892 was raised during
n me meeting Rev F o Jones of
Thornton conducted n, sa,.,.i.o.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
DUMP
Eugene Thomas

Mrs. Rebecca Allen and George
Phillips are vacationing in De-
troit.-eMrs. Mae Lou Smith is Vi
sitting in Chicago Mr. and Mrs
Charlie Issac visited Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Thomas a..... Mrs. Barber
Brown of Marshall, Texas and
Mrs lnez Nichols of Gould were
business visitors here recently
John Davis has returned from his
trip TO Detroit 81. James Lodge
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
] Great Preacher?
Lesson for August 20, 1850

JESUS SAID of him that there had
never been a greater man than
.1eer. the Baptist Certainly there
i1nss never been a greater preacher
p ti,is day. He had none OF the aids
= modern preacher has, He had no
n<,nS leader. no music Of any kind,
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
Mcneil
CLEAR Hartin

Miss Fannie NJ. Moss is visiting
her aunt in Omaha. Nebraska
0. Wilson Of Saginaw. Michigan
and his brother, Henry Wilson, are
mere visiting their mother, Mrs
Doshia Wilson, who is i'll Mrs
CLEAR Hartin is leaving this week
for two weeks vacation in Chi
cage and Wisconsin. Mrs. Viola
jenkins daughter Mrs. Minnie Cor
nellus, is in the hospital in Mag
nolia.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18

uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. -
seerease, last week. They are 49,! =
residents OF Marshall. Texas ann saa
students 81, OF Pemberton high seb a''a
iAes reported an enjoyable v's viz,
WIN relatives and friends here :"
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
New Port
Robert Smith,

KLDert smith 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Shedd of St.
Louis were weekend guests of
their cousin, Mrs. Laurine Smiley.
They also visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Woods and other friends in
Batesville..Miss o. Mitchell UNI
derwent an operation in Harris
hospital last week 600 Mrs. Beatrice
Hendrix is in Little Rock visiting
relatives and friends.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18

no church organisa-
zicu. no building.
,styt even a tent. He
sx1s not even in a
uyiaage but in a
bandit infested will
Iileruess. There was
1ftfis dramatic
hnboxst him or his
Ne1tzods.
| Yet ne started a
-.aaAasre rayiVEi
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
Prescott

Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Rhone were
successful in the 10 day drive to
raise money for conference claims.
The drive was quite a success with
a total of $l9830 raised in the
effort.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18

NJ ne won higher praise from
6esus than any other human being
ueeived from him.
EDnHor
0ONSIDER SOME OF the qualities
~ Of this famous man. One was
q ndoT. that is, he was not afraid
.fa speak his mind His opinions
v s-e not always popular: his YER
cuts were not always those OF the
suasses. But he spoke his mind
ali the same.
Ne called his hearers gen.
GRAFTON of vipers, snakes
battles. e. modern words. He
Freely admitted he was no Mes
t ,stsh. When on later occasion
~ had his doubts about Jesus.
he did not conceal them, but
~ Jesus straight from the
.shsrsrer that he questioned him.
And Jesus honored his honesty.
Cxnaor is rare article Those
Aew persons. In public life Who are
mSjisns . sreak their minds may
osxs scuaa enemies but theY n AXE
0ofs admirers. The odd tang is
alhss Reopla cover up their minds
lnr S<sr they will be unpopular,
Oh<rezs you will generally find
SzAas IL candid person does not
lA<k As~ friends.
PhAT BRINGS up another quality
= outstanding in this extraordi.
0nry Ensn: his courage. He could
etspd 40 TO the most prominent
citizens and tell them they we're
kstnncrs. and name their sins.
n doesn't take much courage
"a say you are sinner, or 10
~sy that any one Is. Aren't VIC
n? u takes more nerve TO
aoeak out In plain language, as
John did 10 the Pharisccs and
fseSod for example. When he
called on men 10 repent, he
meant n specific repentance.
~ repcn;anee.ln.gcncral.
! In southern state there was a
sprison chaplain at The peniientiary |
One ~ the prisoners had been con
svieted OF stealing funds from the
state bank. But he never had ad
ynitted his guilt, In court or after.
,0nrns. lie was stand-offlsh with |
~ chaplain. though before his con.
syirtion he used to be church o. |
fdrer srd a praying man, the chap. |
aain could hardly get next TO him.
Finafiy one day he agreed TO
gray AS he and the chaplain knelt
down together. the prisoner began
'I.nnt. ,hou knowest that we are
AN miserable sinners D." The !
rshsolsts stopped him. Leaning
over ne said 20 the prisoner: What
are yeU In here for7" The man was
stu q moment Then IN a quite DIFF
fsrsna tone ~ voice he began again.
70 Coo. forgive me for stealing !
rrcrn the State Bank" II was the
s1rss time he had ever admitted
his guilt But II took courage on
xhe chaplain's part as well as his
iSwu.
q 'ear;o~ Sense
p MOTHER QUALITY OF John
. which deserves notice is his
e'e common.sense. Listen 10
o hai De- tells the men who come
9th thls question. What must we
Aef Johns commonsensc mind |
anew th3' repentance, just by It.
self. j. rot enough. Repentance is
Mnins from something bad TO
seuc''.as good. from wrong 10
nigh
Lsf enc man with two shirts
share with the man who has
non. ne said. Let him who has
food a. likewise. Let the taS.
eof'ecfor be honest. Let the
tssifier stop grumbling; even In
- a.....tf.A ..s,uGassf /. raIJfu.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18
loyal. He encouraged liberal con-

tributions to the church. Miss E.
}, Marchison, secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18

II held installation services re-
Gently at Mt. Morlah. Rev j. +,
Franklin brought the message.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18

GEIPTuRE Luke al=2t flhszai
u ssshew Ii l=l2
DEVOTIONAL READING Luke ISL.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-18

uyriAT MAKES John best remem.
w bcret Is that he preached
Gbrist IIc Is known as the forerun.
ner. b. was The man who said Of
Jesus ale must increase but I
mus decrease" The preacher who
calls attention to himself Is an
eroiist. q show.off. the preacher
gro draws mems eyes and hearts
su Jesus Christ may himself be
*~sll but hts work win be great
Copy deht BY me International coun.
4st II Religious Education on behalf Of
= rg.gstlrt denominations. r leased
~ wNu FeaturesJ
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19
Clussifieds

FOR SALE Three bedroom house, warranty deed pro- perty, located on two lots on Mission rd., plus guest house. Income property $1, ! 200. a year net, priced at
 $8,5 together. Will sell separately. New paint job
 inside and out, all new tile
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19

floors in every room. Has to be seen to be appreciated.
 See Howard Furlong, Mis- sion rd. Also one Smith and Wesson c2 revolver with holster, $40. One 22 Rem- ington special pump gun, $15. One oak roll top desk with chair and f1ourescent
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19
desk lamp, $75.

USED CARS-will sell or buy them. Sell at one third
 down, the rest in install- ments. See Jake Foley at Legion Club or phone 3242.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19

FOR SALE Rubber stamps made to order, notary seals. Plain or printed envelopes. MIRROR office.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-08-19

FOR SALE Dodge pickup, bargain. Call Mrs. Cook 32O2 afternoons or at apt. 1 Bel mont on Sunday.
Evening star., 1950-10-24

SMALL OFFICE BUILDING
1888 Conn. ave. n.w.-4 floors, about
fessional building. Call Mr. Barrow,
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO, INC.
1921 Conn. ave. NV, DE 5000. --26
1875 H ST. NV, opposite new Gen.
eral Accounting Office bldg. Will
rent entire bldg, to one tenant; 3
floors, 3 tile laboratories, gas h.
VIII, redec. throughout, except
floors; new fiuor. lighting, 1.19l sq.
IT. of a. space, a fine loc. at reas.
rent.
P. J. WALSHE, INC.
1115 Eye St. NV. Ma. 646s.
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HoUsEs-sALE-MD. (cont.,

kENsNGToN ESTATES. 2 blks. off
tached; bedrms. and bath on end
ftuasea ST sterm on "iavs lot and neCsed swninfs s.
sis. $50. 'THos. l. sA PA1LI1Ps. Iifsu wo..
1900 until 8 pm. 351S Conn.
SILVER SPRING. near Flower ave.
and shopping center; 7-rm. brick
Colonial, detached; l "a baths. bed
room or den on 1st f.; screened
shopping and transportation. Terms
or trades. BROWN REALTY CORP,
SILVER SPRING. 5000 Sidney I'd
;3-bedrm. brick Colonial; conv: to
WOOD. Realtor. 81. 45oo. -38
WooDMoOR. 3-bedrm. modern home,
oil heat, close to stores and schools.
further information, cali sH. 4646
or Ashton 3194 SMITH W. ALL
sByinc SUTT; sSTd s4l6 Ga. ave- sly SILVER
frepl.; full bsmt.; full attic for
2, extra .bedrms.; about / acre fer
TIE land; d., miles out; possession.
REP Md5' :. sszsl S5lVsF Spring: Cali Asa'on' MsS
6-ROoM COUNTRY HOME - En-
equipped kitchen: ! acre. "a acre
fenced; chicken house. S10.s00.
Box 231-T. Star -26
BARGAIN IN THE COUNTRY for
$500. Well-kept frame Cape Cod
with 3 rooms, kitchen and bath on
1st floor; , rooms, kitchen and bath
UP: oil h.-w. heat; garage in bsmt.,
acre acre Of land in Ashton area. House
lust been redeCOrated but grounds
need some attentions couldn't be
reproduced for anywhere near this
price, r. P. RIPLEY, Realtor. 81,
SMART LOOKING RAMBLER in Sill
Spg. with 3 bedrms.. ? baths. gas
heat. excellent lot; being sold by
original owner who has only had it
year; chance to get a really ship
shape home for S21 $50. R. P. RIP
LEY, Realtor. SH. Gill. Open ewes.
SUBURBAN RAMBLERS-S27,O 900 to
$4,000. Several types to choose
from. Some have bsmts. and sep
arate dining rms; all have 3 bed
rooms, , baths. Several are just
about ready to move into. Beauti-
full section. See these today. Bill
LINGSLEY & KORZENDORFER. OR.
1926 til 9 pm. -25
NEAR NAVAL HoSPITAL-Detach
brick home with 9 bedrooms, bath
on lst floor: paneled recreation rm;
gas heat; storage attic. Price, Sl4,-
700. 1NEz CUSHARD, Realtor, OR.
4232. -25
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BETHESDA

Within a few blks. OF National In
stitute of Health. Naval Medical
Center, near churches, schools and
tranSp.; new 2-story brick. first floor
liy.. rm.. din. rm. 9 lge. bedrms,
bath, beautifully decorated: COM
pletely equipped kit; Ice. rear porch,
spacious closet space; house stu
ated on sodded lot, 57x135: street
and sidewalks in Call
r. H. BEST, INC.
Sis Wis. Ave. Bethesda. Md. WI
1888 ewes. call Mr.. Burklin. WI.
Evening star., 1950-10-24

Observation-Disclosures Area
Six large rooms with private hall
to all rooms: 2 baths: all-electric
kitchen; select oak floors; b.-i ga
rage; asbestos shingle roof; copper
plumbing and cutters; gas &c. heat;
large 41a per cent 20-year 1st trust,
Call DI. 1918 till pm. VIM. H.
SAUNDERS CO.. INC. IA
Evening star., 1950-10-24
BETHESDA

Brick Colonial. 4-bedrm. home with
large handicapped yard; close to
schools and recreation areas; near
Suburban Hospital; very reasonably
priced at S1S.500.
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
Az -Snn .Ai1 q 70 ~ nr
Evening star., 1950-10-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

KENsINGTON, s13. $50. 2-story brick,
3, bedrms.,, bsmt., lge. fenced lot,
close to school in nice community,
GI poSs. BOGLEY'S WHEATON OF
20 st. Paul st.-A
snug detached house. we'll located,
conv. to transp.: liv. rm. with fire.
place, din. rm., pantry, kit. bed
rms. and bath. large cellar; Diet.
gar. extra-large lot; price reduced
to S12.950, accommodating terms.
MOORE d. HILL CO. ME. 400.