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tina Watkins, Janice Sharp, Marior-
ie DolboW, Joan Carter, Marian
Galloway, Wilmetta Bushey. Thel-
ma Tucker, Nancy Thistlewood.
Norma Marvel and Patsy Hayes.
Grades / and 2: Bonnie L. Dean.
Beverly Hayes, Patricia Marvel.
Ethel Mae Messick, Yvonne Sapp.
Mary K. Scott, Mary L. Smith, Ruth
Ann Yerkes, Elisa Capehart, Shir-
ley Davis, Sharon Johnson, Bonnie
L. Scott, Edith Watkins. Saralee
Webb, Robert S. Deputy, James
Hurd, Preston Minner, Thomas RoI-
lisOn, Howard Allen, Danny An
stine, Ray Galloway, Wayne Morris,
james Simpler, Leon Smith, John
Howard Yerkes, Donald Watkins
and James Smack.
The teachers of Houston School
completed their first aid course on
Monday, April 30.
The P. T. A. will meet Friday
night, May 4, at 700 p. m. at the
Houston School. A full attendance
is desired,
Janet Lane has recovered from
her illness and we are very glad
to have her back.
We will greatly miss our cafe
terra that was run by Mrs. Nor
man Bushey. 1t closed on April 30,
but will reopen on October 2.
1t was decided by the teachers to
have the closing exercises on Tues
day evening, June 12.
The Magnolia hard ball and soft
ball teams played the Houston
teams on Friday, April 27, at the
Houston School, Houston teams
won both games. Boys, 8 to s, and
girls, "a to 49, Houston teams in
tend to go to Magnolia on Friday,
May 4, for return games.
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alton. We do hope all these sicl
folks make a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Russell Hayes returned tC
her home on Friday after being in
Wilmington more than a week re.
ceiving treatment at the Delaware
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sapp had a
surprise party for Miss Mildred
Purcell on Thursday evening in
honor of her 18th birthday. She
received so many lovely gifts and
everyone left wishing her many
more happy days ahead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Sapp and son
Johnny and Miss Betty SapD of
Houston and Mr.. and Mrs. owen
Houston and daughter Beverly of
Harrington, left very early Sun
day morning for a trip to Wash
/ ingtOn, d. G. They reported hay
ing had a most enjoyable day.
Mrs. Almond Wilson also return
ed home on Friday from Baltimore,
where she went for observation and
treatment at Johns Hopkins Hos
pital.
We are glad to report Mrs. Mil
dred Grant is doing fine and her
father, Harvey Watkins condition
is improving at this time.
Mrs. Henry Sapp, and daughter
Barbara and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Grundon spent Saturday in Will
mington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Biggs and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trice of Mil
ford were dinner guests on Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Edna Sapp and
daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Emory Webb and
daughter Eileen, visited Riverdale,
Lewes and Rehoboth on Sunday af-
ternOon.
Franklin Roe, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel P. Roe, spent the week
end with friends in West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blessing,
Sr., visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Brown, near Andfewsville, on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Luff, Jr., of
Vernon, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hill were Sunday night callers at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Blessing, Sr.
William Blessing, Sr., made a
trip to Delmar recently.
Perfect attendance for the Hous-
ton School for the month of April
follows: Grades s, z and 8: ClOyd
Bushey, Maynard Grunstra, Nor
man DOlbOw, Franklin Roe, Rich
ard Simpson, Robert Reynolds,
Maurice Watkins, Ida Grace Min
ner, Ruth Messick, Jean Hayes, Bet
ty Hayes, Mary Alice Hammond,
Ann Elliott, Gladys DOlbow, Caro-
lyn Davis, Grades A, 5 and 6: John
Benson, Milton Bushey, Billy Hurd,
Edward MOrelli, Lawrence Scott,
Raymond Marvel, Francis Webb,
David Bushey, Sammy Johnson,
Robert Yerkes, Eileen Webb, Mar
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work for the past three years, and
mas given a concert on the worlds
largest organ. He gave a recital
preceding the wedding ceremony.
A reception followed at the church
after which the happy couple left
on their honeymoon in Mississippi.
On their return they will reside in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Britland
and Mr., and Mrs. John Britland of
Horsham, Pa, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Gootee Brown on Sunday.
They all spent the evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elwell of Mil
ford. Mrs. Edward Britland is car
ing for Mrs. Elwell, who is con-
Valescing at her home after being
a patient the past month in the
Milford Memorial Hospital. We
wish her a complete recovery.
Mrs. Arthur Collision and Mrs.
Jack Rust spent Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Joseph Hayes and
mother, Mrs Lydia Morris of Hous-
ton, and enjoyed a fine visit and
delicious ice cream.
w. A. Dearman is not much i'm
proved at this writing.
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HOUSTON
BY Mrs. Merrill
ThistIeWOOd
Phone
Milford 1914

Church news for Sunday, May 6:
Sunday school at 10000 a. m, and
the subject viii be as God With
the Successful State?"
This Sunday our superintendent
Of the church school, Howard r.
Moore, completes his 85th year as
Z superintendent, a long and untir-
ing effort in behalf Of our school.
Let us all get together this Sunday
to greet him, and gladden. his
heart with the largest attendance
the school has ever known. When
you read this say "I1l Be There. ."
. II you were superintendent, would
you not appreciate a. large attend
ance on this Sunday?
The hour of divine worship at
1850 o'clock. Rev. w. Stanley
Grant, minister. Come out everyone
and enjoy the wonderful sermons
that are delivered every Sunday
morning. Remember, there viii not
be many more Of these sermons by
our present pastor, as he viii be
retiring at the May Conference,
which we very much regret for
one would like to keep Rev. Grant
indefinitely.
Evening service at 1880 D. m.
Come out and help sing the old gos-
pei songs. 1t will do you good.
Join us in all our efforts ana keep
young, physically and spiritually.
On Monday evening, May z, at
p. M, in Mrs. Biggs' class room,
the election Of officers Of the church
school will take place. All men,
bers Of the school are invited to
participate in this election.
The w. S. C. S. will hold its reg
ular meeting on Thursday night.
May 10, at 8 o'clock, in the com
munity hall Mrs. Ruth Buarque.
Mrs. Leonard RollisOn and Mrs.
Kathryn Simpler are to be the hos
tesses for the evening. Members
please be present as this meeting is
the time for the election of Off
GERS for the coming year. Also.
there will be other interesting fea-
lures on the program.
The services on Sunday morning
were largely attended, there being
139 present in the church school
and the contribution was large.
For the sermon of the morning.
the minister read Is verses from
the fifth chapter of II Corinthians
and he chose his text from John
ia, ii Corinthians SIP, and Acts
1:3-"GOd was made. He was made
hesh. de was made sin and He was
made alive. For in the beginning
was God" The music was lovely.
The senior choir sang what A
Friend We Have in Jesus" Mrs.
Emory Webb, sOloist, chose as her
selection, a beautiful number, Seek
Ye the Lord" There was a large
number present for the lour of
worship.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Rich
ard YOst was taken to the Milford
Memorial Hospital on Monday. She
is the former Miss Peggy Slaugh- +
ter.
Cove Donovan has been in the
hospital over a week suffering from
diabetes.
Calvert Morgan is also a patient
in the hospital, awaiting an oper-I
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ROXANA
BY Mrs. Alice Lockwood
Phone SeIbyyille 1891

The Methodist men and their fam
lilies enjoyed a covered dish sup
per at the Community House on
Friday evening, April 27. The guest
speaker was Roy Jones of Mills
boro, who gave an interesting talk
on Friendship"
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Evans. Mr..
and Mrs. Vollie Lynch and daugh-
ter, Mary Jane, spent Sunday at
Cape May and Ocean City, N. J.
Miss Sandra McCabe was a week
end guest Of Miss Ada Mae Muir
ray at Selbyville.
Mrs. ALIVE G. Lynch's callers on
Sunday were Mrs. Sallie Walls.
Daniel Henderson of MiIIsboro, Mr..
and Mrs. JarmOn of Delmar.
Mr. and Mrs. Luster Lynch en-
tertained to dinner on Sunday, Mrs.
Lucinda Wilgus and daughter, Mrs.
Nettie West of Selbyville. They all
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Lynch
at Lincoln in the afternoon.
Mrs. Madge Williams Of SelbyvilIe
spent the weekend with her bro
ther and sister-iu-law, Mr.. and
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FISHERS DISTRICT
By Mrs. Nora Rust

Mr.. and Mrs. Gootee Brown, Rev.
and Mrs. Alden Hopkins, Mrs. John
Lloyd, Mrs. Fritz Zott and daugh-
ter, Miss Shirley Zott and Lloy1
Zott and Edward Bailey attended
a very pretty wedding in Trinity
Methodist Church on Saturday, APP
ril %, when Miss Lois Virginia
Hall, daughter of Mrs. Aleta Hall,
and the late Eugene Hall of 815
Vandever avenue, Wilmington, be-
came the bride of Pfc. Rayford Will
liam Jenkins, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Jenkins of Greenville,
Miss. The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother William G.
Hall. Miss Shirley Zott of Green
wood, cousin of the bride, was
maid of honor. The bridesmaids
were Miss Claudia Lynch and Miss
Shirley Rayne of New Castle,
friends of the bride. Little Janet
M. Hall acted as flower girl and
Dale M. Hall was the little ring
bearer for his sister. Rev. Henry
Meredith of Wilmington and Rev.
Alden S. Hopkins of Lewes Off
ciated.
The best man was Sergeant Vim
cent Jones and the ushers were
Pfc Richard LeVeque and Corporal
Robert Van Gorder, buddies of the
groom.
Dwight Clarr, 15-year-Old cousin
of the bride, of Cos Cob, Conn,
played the wedding music and ac-
companied the vocal sOloist, Aubrey
Norton. Mr.. Cl&rr is a distinguish
ed organist and pianist and has
appeared in concert and recital
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04

Thousands have found, in this great new beer,
all the wonderful, fulI.bodied BEER aroma
and taste they have been looking for. Yet de.
spite its premium.quality, Kruger Extra.Lieht
Dry Beer is selling at regular beer" price
Kruger Extra.Light Dry Beer undergoes 2
extrG, premium brewing-steps. Coarse taste.
elements filtered out at the start Natural car.
donation - for natural life and sparkle. These
extra steps give Kruger its wonderful extra.
light, dry, dOMblesmeIIO0V character You'll like il.
KRURcER BREWERY COMPANY DELAWARE WILMINGTON, DEL.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04
Way Back When

"A magnificent Pavilion Of the
Purple" was the official birthplace
for royal children during the reign
Of Basil, who ruled the Byzantine
Empire about $50 AID. Today, when
someone says: He was born in
the purple" it means, interpreted
literally: He was born a king or
queen"
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-04
Light Diet

ARCADIA, Calf. - (P) - A
small night light bulb looked bet
ter than it tasted to 26-month-old
Kenneth Gronenthal.
His parents said he pulled the
bulb from socket and popped it
into his mouth. 1t exploded when
he bit it.
Kenneth was pronounced o. K.
at an emergency hospital where
they plucked the fragments from
his mouth and throat-but he went
on a special diet for a few days.
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this place, each presented Mrs.
Watson with a cake with candles.
Ice cream, cookies and cake were
served. Mrs. Watson received lots
Of nice gifts. We wish her many
more such occasions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Leary and
children spent the weekend with
their parents and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Leary and Mrs. Ruth
Hickman.
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Mrs. Alvin Phillips.

Mrs. Alvin Phillips.
A party was given Wednesday
evening, April IS, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bennett. in
honor of Mrs. Benefits mother.
Mrs. Amanda Watson's Sgth Sirth-
day anniversary. All the children
and a part of the grandchildren
and friends from SelbyviIle were
present. Mrs. Ida Townsend of Sci
byville and Mrs. Vollie Lynch Of
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
KENT VILLAGE

Georges Coli df0G and co., Country r. Gus,
large liv. rm. with firepl. and book
cases: Youngstown all-metal kitch-
en-, 7h GU. IT. Frigidaire; full bsmt.
gas a.-c. heat; Venetian blinds
screens; choice of interior decora-
ton and models. S13,95O. 73rd
and Hawthorne ST.. Kent Village
Landover, Nd.
S g. S BUILDING CORP.
WA SR32 Ap h7d3 1R
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CHEVERLY
Outstanding Colonial brick; 6 spa
cious rms. full bsmt. with outside
entrance. side porch. sun deck, 81
1T. liv. rm.. equip. kit. Only So $50
down and assume GI payments.
HILLCREST REALTY
1414 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4040
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TODAY'S BEST BUYS
AccrrHEr nm ~rr~aNy

Assume & 10 vi LOAN
On this almost new immaculate @
s sedTm; bungalow pg, tile bath; modern
with frozen food compartment. new
gas range. auto. Bendix washer; gas
&C. heat, Venetian blinds, knotty
pine facade; level lot. near all con-
vens. Only 1000 down. S64.25
me- NO.. Including a,t taxes and insurance.
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR
Lovely white 5-rm. bungalow. with
finished attic, equipped kit; oil &C.
heat; lge. fenced level lot with many
rare and beautiful paintings. Priced
TO sell at once on excel. terms. Call
for more information.
NEARBY MARYLAND
Assume Gil loan: brick bungalow in
immac. COMO; bedrms:: din. nm.
fenced cor cor lot: many extras Extra Af Priced
right at $4,000.
$12,95O-$2, 500 DOWN
Fight on ehis lse ho 5 tne f Sunsals ase
ideally located mr.. Leland Mem.
Hosp. Full-size din. nm. extra
IEe ms s,s,a , equipped KIT; huge
tional rms. II. desired. Full bsmt.,
oil h.-w.h.. detached garage. Ali
today. Be the FIRST one to see It,
81 500 Down-HyattSville
Lge. frame home with 8 really big
rooms, oil INV. heat, situated on
lge. corner lot, 6Ox15O; needs some
repairs: excellently located. This
u q lot Of house for only S11.750.
UNIVERSITY HILLS
Lovely 5-rm. brick bungalow: expan-
sion attic. tile bath. full bsmt;
gas a.-c, heat; sit. mr.. new Hyatts-
priced right.
CALL
PERRY BOSWELL, INC.
WA. 4500. Open til 8 pm.
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CHEVERIY

NIIE v ENL1
Lovely new brick house in this splen-
did residential area; rms, full
baths. full bsmt., gas heat. Worth
seeing. Only SIS.40O.
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EAST PINES

E11O I IINEO
This 2-bedrm. bungalow with liv. rm.,
din. rm. and bath can be yours. Cali
Mrs. James, APP. 2193. Kinks
REALTY CO.. 1918 14th st. NV,
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OPEN SUNDAY
Alexandria-Two bedrm. brick, semi
detached, full bsnt.. recr. rm.; COW.
Pentagon. Belvoir. schools, bus,
shopping center; excellent condition.
Jefferson Manor, 207 Monticello I'd.
TIE 1924 Ill
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S15.950
HYATTSXIIIE

EVANSVILLE
Here's home for a family with chill
dren who wish to be close to
parochial or public schools with
Capital Transit bus at door. Lge
bungalow with liv. rm. opens fire
place. family-sized din. rm., fully
equipped kit. large enough to eat
IN with pantry. 2 bedrms. and
tile bath, all on 1st floor. End
floor finished into one large rm
with very large modern bath
Just right for the kids. Cedar
closet in bath. Basement divided
into recreation I'm. with bar and
powder room and furnished room
with laundry trays, deep freeze
work bench and vegetable bins
Outside entrance to basement. Oh
h.-w.h. All radiators on LIST floor
boxed. Venetian blinds, storm
windows and screens. Det. 2-car
concrete block garage. Lot ap-
prox. 55x160 with picket fence in
front. Wire fence in rear. concrete
driveway, street and sidewalk, best
section of Hyattsvil!e.
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Detached brick and frame, about 8
years old, 5 rooms. tiled bath. full
cellar. &C. heat: lot so by 12O; as
sumo balance of AZ CT loan of
$500; possession at settlement.
HOHENSTE1N BROS, FIR. 5000:
ewes or Sun, SH. 6245. -I2
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peter ]. hagan
$4,000
EVANSVILLE

EVANSVILLE
fv. rm. with HOPE OPEN firepiace, di Gs
room with open fireplace. kit equip
with new gas range and plenty oil
cabinets, pantry, hall and inclosed
back porch first floor; End floor,
bedrooms and bath. stairway ia
foored attic; all rooms exceptionally
Hyattsville; Just one block from
st. Jerome's Church and school
across from Episcopal Church
stores and transp. nearby; ali
stately homes in area: alley on side
Of house; oil heat. large front porch,
CT can buy with $1,000 cash
Substantial cash to non-vet. This
won't last, see today.
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ALEXANDRIA
AL BAKER
OFFERS
BEVERLY HILLS

A brick Colonial home Gus
tom built. only 2h yrs. old.
LIST a. has charming liv. rm.,
firepl., built-in book cases.
full-sized formal din. rm., also
den or library. Tiled pow
der. rm., compact modern kit.
with finest kitchen equipment.
\ Very attractive side porch.
End floor has 3 bedrooms,
fully-tiled bath and q laundry
chute.
Basement has recreation
rm.. bar and " bath. Separate
laundry. rm. and outside en-
trance to yard,
Garage.
There are exquisite dra-
peries in liv. rm. and din. rm,
with wall-to-wall carpet COW
ering entire LIST fl. and stair
way, which remains In the
house.
Price. S35, 900. Substantial
cash required.
Al. 6644 TIE. 734
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BUNGALOW

Living rm.. full-size dining rm.,
kitchen. 2 bedrms. and bath. plus
expandable attic; radiant heat;
Call today. see today.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
S0S N Capitnl Realtors MA 1000
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9-ROOM, 2-BATH BRICK

Conveniently arranged for l or 2
families; 8 large, sparkling rooms
with firepl.. tile bath. LIST A.; 4 large
rooms, tile bath, End r.; lovely base
ment. tile shower; ideal neighbor-
hood. Asking $4,000. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY, WA. $685. or
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PERRY BOSWELL, INC.
WA. 4500. Open til 8 pm.
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MAKE AN OFFER

SILVER SPRING BRICK
Take a ride. take a look and make
an offer on your terms. Splendid
brick Colonial with attached garage
and full bsmt. The first floor has
equip. kit. and lge. screened porch;
second floor has twin Eyes, twin
sized bedrooms and tile bath. Bsmt.
has outside entrance, shower bath
and knotty pine room. Home located
on lge. corner lot, conv. to parochial
and public schools. Call Mr.. McGin-
Miss, TU. 23SS, Sat. and Sun.
ops: Under S20,000.)
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
1920 K ST N W. MA h1nh
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ARLINGTON

2-BEDROOM COLONIAL
All brick; corner. lot. full bsmt., rear
screened porch; excel. transp.;
$13,650. Substantial cash reouired'
Call MR.. BURGESS,
SNIDOW & COLE
OW. 1920, Pa. 500 II
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S13,950
TANp Cpp JNcd

CAMP SPRINGS
Near Andrews field and Suitland
Government bldg. Beautiful Cape
Cod bungalow. Large liv. rm.. full
bedrms.. tile bath. Large screened
back porch. full bsmt., built in
gar, oil h.-w.h., storm windows and
screens. Venetian blinds, stairway
to fully insulated expansion attic.
Large lot with cedar rail- fence
priced for CT or non-GI at S13,95O.
Non veterans assume $500 CT
loan. See 1t today.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
NEAR. u OF M

Substantially built S-rm. and bath
home in this convenient location;
suitable 1 or 2 families. full dry
basement. auto. heat. garage, large
handicapped lot; reasonably priced at
S12.600; terms.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
WA. 5000. Realtor. NY. O800.
BUNGALOW-LEWISDALE
occupancy; lovely modern
brick BUNGALOW consists of LIVING
room with fireplace; sep. din. rm.
kitchen. with eft. cleo. refgr; z
fine bedrooms; tiled bath: full bsmt.
large lot. For details. call Mr.. Cody
AP. 1880. ewes.
PECK CO., LA. 6-6666
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$3.50 DOWN-FROM OWNER
ASSUME dG loan

vAcANT-oUIcK POSSESSION
Silver Spring area Attractive de-
tached bungalow. large living room,
2 bedrooms. full basement, automatic
gas heat; good lot: COW. to schools,
theater, stores and transp. $3.50
insurance. No brokers. Cali OWNER,
WI 02DS Ill
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Brick s12,65O Bungalow
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
Spacious 1v. rm.. dining L." eouip.
GIT. lovely bedrms., tile bath
Vet, 81 200 down; civilian. $500
GOWN. 1923 Shepherd St, Radiant
Hyaney, Landover, Md. Call Mr.. Haz-
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES INC,
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Beautiful Stone Home
Located In Falls Church
B lovely bedrms., din. rm.,
12x16, liv. rm., 15x21 with
wood burning fireplace. Mod
ern kit, 9x12 with breakfast
nook 7x9. Full bsmt., half
bath on LIST a.
Full bath on End a., half
bath in bsmt.
Oil hot-water heat, barbe-
cue pit in yard. Located in
exclusive neighborhood.
price, $50, 900. Substantial
down payment required.
AL. 1914 TIE. 7343
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AURORA HILLS
5 MINIS. TO PENTAGoN
OPEN l TIL DARK :,
TODAY AND TOMORROW

OFT 8. 2eth st.. Arlington
2-story red brick Colonial,
Naval officers home in finest
residential area. bedrooms.
2 baths, plus attic with stairs
UP. 12x29 liv.-din. rm. with
Carrara glass fireplace, den
and "a bath. de luxe co y.
kit. lge. porch down. Knotty.
pine recr. rm. with firep.aCs,
"a bath, patio and attached
garage in above-ground bsms.
Excel. financing. Priced firm
at S31. 500.
DAVID r. WINNER
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
FOR VA. DC. AND MD.
10S N. Patrick st.. Alex, Va. Ov.
GALS, AL. 1925; ewes. re. 0604.
CONTINUED on Next Pager
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nrrrENs cuApr1 MANor

QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR
Lovely frame bungalow on large
corner lot; living rm.. din. rm.. kit,
2 bedrms. and bath: basement; att
shopping and Transportation. Call
today.
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S10,500
2 nnnNTyV

S10,500
CT APPROVED
-bedrm. rambler, 3Sx32. All rms.
are exceptionally large, fully
equipped spacious kit. full bsmt. :.
outside entrance; oil heat: close to
stores and transp. Call today.
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OPEN 2 TIL DARK
LEWISDALE CAPE COD
2317 AMHERST RID.
5-rm. and bath brick Cape Cod
dwelling with full bsmt. stairway to
floored expandable attic, 2 bedrms.,
Inv. rm.. din. rm. and kit. Lot
fenced in rear. Terms to veteran
or non veteran. Directions. Out
Riggs I'd. to Amherst I'd, turn right
to 2317 and open sign.
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S125lI

. bedrms.. la baths. full bsmt.,
JIM. shingles, gas &C. heat. exp
attic; all cows; IL mi. ga min
TO downtoTn; ~ .,.
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ELBOW ROOM

ELBOW ROOM
3 acres. 4-room bungalow. about Q
miles from D; c. Only $9,25O.
ha-acre. 4-room modern bungalow.
years old; 7 miles from b, C.
All cows. near; 50. $50, easy terms,
acres. 6-rm. modern bungalow,
near Laurel, Md. All cows. near;
2, acres. 6 rms, equip. with poultry
houses, a garden spot. All cows.
near; Sl3,250. substantial cash,
L acre, 8 rooms. 2 baths, INV. oil
=. All conveniences near; 8 miles
from d; c. Only $9.950. Substan-
1 acre, D rms; city water. oil &C.
neat; on hard surface street, Belts
vile, Md: Only $3.50, easy terms.
ALVIN EPLING, 5S0S Baltimore
aye Hyattsville. Md, UN. O3l3 or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

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5-rm.. stucco house. not. finished.
ami, hard surfaced road, lge. lot.
more land available. 5 mi. from
District line; beautifully located.
Call Mr.. FERRALL. 10. $4,000