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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

COMPLETELY EQUIPPED DENTAL
of1ce:r established practice; $50 per
BRICK BLDG, s9a7 Georgia ave.
n.w.-6 rms. and bath. ideal for
store store and E6T Gses S155 PsF No Aea ya.
EXG;EILENT RETAIL Wholesale To-
cation, near 18th and H SITS: ne
Beautiful store. appr: 3Oxs5; rear
entrance. easy parking; immed,
SHANNON & LUcHs CO, Realtors.
1905 H ST. NV. MA. 2345. 30
USED CAR LOT with office. s.w. cor
Lee blvd. and Glebe I'd, Arl.; TO-
600 So. IT.: 5000 mo-; 10000 So. #.
$500 mo. B. ]. GREENHOUSE, DE.
DOWNTOWN, 800 usable 50. #. of
space. suitable for any business oil
organization for use as Offices or
merchandise display rms. with ad-
ditional stock rms. Equipped with
nS n9ressen; ssesis Lights sensa yenetsn cARh inds
1892 NEW YORK AVE. NV. --2O,UU0
50 IT st commercial freight and
passenger elevators Rear loading
dSS5 etore Ssssslf tx Seef Ne G. Ffss
FOR RENT-1s15 Wisconsin ave;
lot 141,xl2o,; y, suitable for used
Goth AND X SITS. NV. or Goth st.
-3-story building. store or display
H1Da; tafes. qua GUARANTY Ss REALTY. NC,
End nd eoaMERcIALEsmali tota iT' 5-rm
brk: 10th and L .sts. NV: excel.
ee9nd:; vacant; rent. Sl2o per mo-
1s6a s6 | 81 81. NV, end f., . lse. rms.
plate glass display window; approx
600 So. #; immed. occup.; reas.
rent. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
4 CO; Realtors, l415 K st. NV.
wilson BLVD. ARLINGToN-close
McCLAfNE PROPERTIES CH. 1900.
1919 4th ST. N.w.-7.5oo 50. it..
ioGG coomnmercial parking; Sl00 mo,
$40 SO RESERVOIR Ri RID. N.w.-1deal
for small. store. studio, Office; at
Monip h91G oR R,; H691 @iS or NE 1902 tgi.,or.d
section. cali BRUCE KEssLER,
9th AND E N.W.-Approx. 1000 so.
TT. second floor with large window
space, for any commercial use; res
BACH & CO, DI. 65Q1, AID. 59O7.
REAR 1926 18th ST. N.W.-2-story
brick bide, suitable garage, shop
storage; reasonable. RA. 5445;
sToRE. Mo5RfEsy- !sAl%, IA .s'Ms MODERN, vacant.
Silver Spring. Md. If what you sell
is any good. you can sell it here.
OWNER. 81. 5533. -22
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TURKEY FARM
Fairfax County Farm

Fairfax County Farm
l42 ACRES WITH BEAUTIFUL VIEW
Here is a productive farm in good
neighborhod with substantial
| room, oil heat and 3 bedrooms: the
cinder-block barn can be used for
either dairy or beef COWS. Price.
uneouipped. $47,500, with a sub
| stantial down payment. Good farms
like this are very scarce
MASON HIRST
Annandale. Va, Phone FA. 7447.
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gUsINEss PROPERTY FOR SALE

MODERN. heated. brick garage-6o-
car capacity plus outside parking
space; vicinity 25th and, Que SITS,
NV; with or without lease; @ @sct
quickly. Call OWNER IA. aaoss ns,
tween z and 10 am. and 30 TO
sioRI WITH BsMI,, large End ool
apt; 422 7th st. Sw.; first CONNER
clal; S16, ,090; possession WITH Se5tle- 6,
e2sa ment sba BFOss1s sa6 De- S2-oPi Bis Dl WIN
COMMERCIAL GoT-2 desirable lots
7oxI4O, in heart of Wheaton tri,
angle. Price, 81 per # Also :
choice e0xso lots, located on Vier.
Mills rd., IN wheaton trisng5f; pp 1pr pTlcef :
CO. 1i3Ol Georgia ave. 10. 5-123l
Ill II l. ' ST. NV, near 5th and N. Y
ave.-New semifireprooI warehouSt
and adjacent brick dwelling, 3'2U'
50. # in all; y L n, ToSMEf, S9fE 5i 15i
bfI 9Th 81. NV: first commercial
ii roms, ia baths, oil INV h.
55xss. Possession. MICHAEL WALSF
q SONS 1911 Eye st. NV, - RE
sALTIMoRE AVE. between Bladens,
tmproved nnTg SSp by g'fisSni'h frame house. 4 Iea
buy at SIS 900. DAVID NIMETz
RE 5O39: CO. 1854 20
Excellent financing. Corner bldg. in
Hyattsville. Door to office room apt
vi. CLIFFORD SHERTZER. RE
WISsCoNsIN AVE. - 6-room house
zoned commercial. with ground leve
basement opening onto alley. suit
able for Offices or business witt
living quarters above. Please cal
MRS. BARKER. WO. 1910 or Wo
CoMMERCIAL-S750 down; 9rm
corner dwelling. Low price, Sl3,'
$50. to permit remodel Cii4 Cii4
REALTY CO., RE. 0703. 81. o427
ALLEY LOT, near l 5th ST. and Mass
ave. Sc S,T55 So. fl. Plans tol
first commercial warehouse in
cluded with land Price req easonable
Call Mr.. GAY. VI. 1860 night o.
holiday. LOUIS P SHOEMAKER
I7l9 K St NV, MA. 1855.
STORE AND = APTS.-Sl6,250
Of North Capitol ST: oil heat: apart
ments. S55 EACH store vacant.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 270o
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MATCH THIS

A good little farm of 43 acres. nearly
all cleared, fenced and crossed
road. 7-room house, stream. bath.
water and electricity, nice basement.
full complement of outbuildings.
Price, $4,000. not less then one
third down. balance S75 month plus
interest.
125 acres to 140; easy committing
distance of D. C. on blacktop road.
Price range from SAT- to $50. 600.
H. B. MITCHELL"
Herndon, Va, Phone 135
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STORES FOR RENT
80Q n ST NV,

Excellent downtown location; avail
able June 1; approx. 19x58 #; suit
aple for any line of business; low
rental. CAFRITz, DI. 90S0. ~
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225-ACRE RANCH

Now grazing more than 200 head
finest farms in Fauquier County,
Va; there are . huge barns, one
70-stanchion dairy barn, numer-
Gus other buildings, 2 tenant houses,
very lge. Victorian home with 3
surrounded by trees and overiooks
entire estate; gross income S35. 900
last year; being sold for a fraction
Of its reproduction cost. The price.
100000.
DILLON LAND co.
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MANY RIVERS

Are looking for just such a spot as
this, an old house site with trees,
spring. good road, beautiful view.
fine land, one minute drive from a
historical and aristocratic town; 35
acres; A miles from D. c.; no bet
ter community. what a place to
build q nice home and retire; will
submit the best cash offer above
$3.50 per acre IL sold this month.
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon, Va, Phone 1875
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7s acres @ about clear 5-rn,. bnnea-
low. tobacco barn. on hard surface
road. Asking price. $4,000. terms.
LOUIS MILLER, realtor, UN. 2723.
Ewes UN 1855 30
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STOCK FARM, 2 miles to Hyattstown
"a acres, .7-room frame dwelling
cleo: all necessary outbuildings; In
good condition; S24 600.
130 acres; S-room, center-hall, frame
dwelling elec.; all necessary out
buildings; S21, 900 Ben L. Lagarde
Urbana. Md Phone Buckeystown
A164 Representing j. VINSON
PETER, Rockville. Md.
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ROsenfeld
Company
Exclusive Agents
2600 Connecticut Ave. NV.
DE. 7120
STORE VALUES

1881 CONN. AVE.
Large store. $500 So. it., excellent
Tor any type retail business: $50
mo-. including heat.
SECOND COMMERCIAL
3136 10th st. n.e.-Only second COM
mercial shopping center in Washing
ton; l5x70: 500 month.
% RIGGS RID. cHILLUM. MD.
LARGE house. suitable for commercial
use. with an acre of ground; $3.50
5 H ST. NV.
15x35; Sl00 month.
1000 EYE ST. NV.
1st-foor commercial store. incl. heat
and hot water; S1S5 month.
1851 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Store and apartment: Sl75 per
month.
-713 Bird ST. NV.
15x50 feet. completely remodeled
plus apis. renting for S102-S25O
month.
73s 9Th ST. NV.
End commercial. 13x30: sos month.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No, Capitol, Realtors, MA. 5000
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CoLORED OR WHITES. 600 down
buys store Of 2Sx2S fit. with hsmt
and S-rm. Diet. house with > beds,
next to super market in populated
ne section Immed. poss. of store
for almost any type bus; Total price
S15.500 for quick sale. JOSEPH
LO.4EN e. &C. re. 10 ,; e!eS. and
Sun. IA. 3252
coLoRED-coRNER BRICK :acnd
and N NV. s large rms. . baths.
h.-w.h., necessary to remodel Priced
for immediate sale.
S. A. Young Co., MA. 1888
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DILLON LAND co.
FARMS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
/ have them in all sizes and prices,
for income or country living. Also
fancy country homes. Call Mrs.
Ross, GaitherSburg 424-W. LYMAN
c. DELE g. CO.. INC, ST. 1920.
Excellent Investment
approximately % acres OF good
land, at least 20 acres clear; small
Arm. house and barn, other neces-
sary outbuildings; well watered;
new fence; near Vint Hill in Fau-
auier County: S4.250. Going fast.
81 $50 down. For complete de-
tails, call Mr.. Vernon Wood, Hay.
market 69O3, with
Arlington Realty Co.
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MONTGOMERY CO. dairy farms-Co-
mus area, approx. so acres on hard
rd., we'll watered: modern 7-rm.
home. banked barn, dairy house, all
necessary outbldgs.. excl. cond,, ten
ants, ants, house; $4,000 Stock op-
Approx. $40 acres. Very profitable
farm. well watered. on hard road.
Modern S-rm. home, 60-cow barn,
all necessary outbldgs. in first-class
cond.; 3 tenant houses. Outstand-
ing value at $4,000. Stock and
equipment optional. Call MR..
THOMPSON. EN-. zoos, or EARL T.
WRIGHT, WI. 600.
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FARMS
348 ACRES


DAIRY AND STOCK FARM
Situated in Fauquier County and has
42-stanchion modern dairy barn, 3
concrete silos, dry cattle barn, 3
tenant houses. 10-rm main house,
all fields watered and in excel. con-.
10000 cedar posts. This farm has
been in one family 8 generations
and will craze 100 head of cattle;
price, S37, 500. A good buy
DILLON LAND co.
FA 277T EA 1850 apd IA A1o1n
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FIRST COMMERCIAL

OPEN SUNDAY. l TIL
2619 Bladensburg rd. ne. This
property can be used as income
property. Consists OF rms, also
bsmt. apt: oil h.-w.h.; gar Ideal
location for tourist Price, $22, 900;
offers considered. Reas. terms. SH.
.0424, SH. 0601.
l. H. Carfaichael Realty Co.
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STOCK-GRATN FAPM

STOCK-GRAIN FARM
Nearly $50 acres. all good CROP land.
there are 50 acres in corn. 55 acres
wheat, beautiful clover field, will
cut 80 tons hay this year; a huge
cattie barn. new Michigan SfIo1
tenant house. Tyr -old modern 6-rIn'
nome; over $1,000 in CROPS This
year; due to Illness it is for sale
at $40 500: a steal e@4e
DILLON LAND co.
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;; AN EXCELLENT FARM INVEST

nxrNIT oS
Frederick County, Maryland. Mod
ern 40-stanchion washington dairy
barn" Two new bungalow-type farm
houses with all modern conyeniences
A second large barn. Two silos.
Stream. Excellent meadows. I'M
mediate ownership can be given
but possession is subject to lease
to tenant. expiring April l. 1852
Price $4,000 Contact DAN
WIGHT. Frederick. Maryland.
$3.50 DOWN, $40 mo. buys old Iva
BILE T-rm. house; nine acres on U. s
No. 33; $3.50. WILLIAM A
CooKE. Louisa; Va. Phone. 81
we'll watered and fenced; withii
committing distance D. c. Z rms
and bath: Gear gar. with Twins
quarters above; barn and Other
sq9sss EssS Sssted ter41 On seSd es rSad %1s
smith. FA: 7lss or LEATH 4
226 ACRES, stock or dairy farm
good level land, we'll fenced ano
watered; lge. stone house, beauti-
full setting; good barns; well
finanesd; nsl;,,,, Call g.;5 aesnt, e, BEST
TOBACCO FARM, A. A. County. Md,
81 miles D. C. 135 acres, Groom
home. 4 tobacco barns. This farm
is now in production and operated
by tenant farmer on shares. Price
$4,000 SfSsp aood we aso % offer n.afSv for Md sSf
NV. Ma. o5ss, or call MT. stari.
inp Wecf piver doo1 -O0
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Gonfjnued)

|GEORGETOWN-These 5 attractively
finished offices comprising approx
900 So. #. may be rented as q
suite or separately from S25 per
mo, per .ofices and up. Mr.. White
head bead \ NA ,,IE3 g$qe; % Ewes syes.' MI So5o
FAILS CHURCH. va, Murphy bldg i,
4 rooms. and lavatory, 500 So. IT.,
lst floor: free parking at door for
bldg; half block center of city.
Pleasant open SURROUNDINGS; per-
feet setup for doctor. dentist. insur-
anss Fsn5 heat tssdoas nrn Lease
son; artists studio, bedrm., kitchen
500 Soc mo. no. soss. Ss5 @all oisss, on Sun,
day between 10 pm, only. 80
LGE. OFFICE for physician or law
ys1 nsa! DanGns sTssDe er'ls s
SHs5fsddssy Neefdayys fstv'cS bet s-5 can AD: $40
414 18th ST. s.W.
Modern, new office bldg. in the heart
HuMPHR1IENs. Realtors. Realtors IA. Ma 500. o. A.
BOND BUILDING
s.w cor. l4th and n Z ave. NV
! Room. $50
2 Rooms. SS0-S105.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
EN- 300
DOCTOR OR DENTIST
3;rm, suite, in Conn. aye. apt; bldg,
entr. from street; avail. now.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
l42o X st. NV. Realtors. Ex. 1871.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

PATUXENT RIVER PENINSULA, Ia
mile fronting on river and creek,
sandy beach; exceptionally fertile
@29 acre farm, 65 acres cultivated.
Modern 10 room residence, 5 baths,
complete modern conveniences: land
view; guest, house, 2 excellent farm
houses with electricity and bath;
stable, 8 large tobacco barns, farm
buildings. Farmer will remain,
PoToMAc R1vERFRoNT. e,eoo-ft.
sand beach; excellent soil, produc-
ing best quality cigarette tobacco;
suitable stock raising; l69 acres;
excellent road; considerable timber;
tobacco barns; outstanding site for
dwelling, magnihcent view. $4,000.
COLONIAL BRICK RESIDENCE. 25
miles Washington. on corner excel
lent highway, good bus service, de-
sirable neighborhood: 10 rooms, ,
baths, full basement, oil burner,
steam heat, modern kitchen, fire.
places, original mantels and wood
work, telephone, electricity; "a acre
iandSeaped an SGn lot shade trees; garden
CHARLES COUNTY, 1O0-acre farm
80 miles Washington; S-room dwell
ing, basement, bath, oil heat, power
line: 3 tobacco barns, farm build
ings; fine old elm trees, lawn. fruit
trees, fertile soil; excellent tenant
will remain, $4,000.
tions in fast-growing towns. Tracts
Of 5 acres or more, suitable retire
ment homes or small farms, on
beautiful rivers and excellent high
ways Map on request.
LEONARD SNIDER. La PLATA. MD.
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Dairy Farm, $50 Acres
80 acres in timber; close-in Va. loca-
ton. Route 211: gracious lI-rm..
2.bath modern home, 4O-stanchion,
COW barn. 2 Silos. corn house, ma
cnine shop. gear cinder block
outbldgs.; being sold to Settle estate.
l.. MCGEE KING
Call after pm and Monday, Gr,.
5233. 1861 Wilson Blvd. CH.
250S.
$50 ACRES fertile grazing land-
operate with no chg, aracious
S-rm an-modern home. amidst
lowering trees: excellent tenant
good buy at S59,750.
Otner farms, 50 to 1000 acres,
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
II. A. DARNE, IA. 8-8573
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FREDERICK COUNTY 327-acre
stock farm; houses, 2 large and
? tenant houses; bank barn. nu-
merous other buildings; fine stream;
about Is acres in timber This is
a fine farm. near the MONTGOMERY
Co: line, 30 miles to D. c.; price,
500. 600.
200 acres. Groom brick house. elec. {:
bank barn: fine stream; about II
acres in timber: near Montgomery
Co. line. 80 miles to D. c.; price,
SO 500
q. acres I0-room frame house. elec
bath; price Sl3,500.
"a acre, Groom frame house, cleo.
I well; price. S5,500
Montgomery Co,-15o-acre stock
farm, 6-room frame house. cleo,
bath. phone: large stock barn. nu-
merous other buildings: about 3
acres in timber; streams: on
macadam road. 80 miles to D. c.;
excellent land in fine grass; price
$50, 600, ~ cash Call w. A. Daniel
Poolesville, 211S. P. o. Dickerson
Md, with J. VINsoN PETER. Rock.
vile. Md
Evening star., 1951-05-20

STORES ALREADY LEASED TO HOT
SHOPPE, FOOD FAIR SUPER MAR.
KET: F. w. WOOLWORTH, PEG.
PIES DRUG STORE, KENMORE
DRESSES, Q. & S. CLEANERS
KIDDIE sHOPPE, MUTH ART sup.
PLIES, EVERETT SIMON MEMS
WEAR, PRINCE GEORGES BANK
& TRUST CO., WoLPE JEWELERS.
Also, an ultra modern
office building, full air
conditioned, is being
completed simultan-
eously.
And there are no parking
problems! Huge parking
areas are available.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
JOSEPH RKpPNER

AUTHOR: my friends have changed"
On the other hand, have something to
say on the business of presents. The good
news is generally a signal for the arrival of
little gifts for the baby. But somebody
ought to remember the mother AS the
time for baby's arrival grows closer, she be-
gins to feel unattractive and rather dowdy.
l'HIs is wonderful time for pair of gold
bedroom slippers, fluffy bed jacket. or
Chinese embroidered tunic. Any kind of
present. even perfume or lipstick goes a
long way toward making the expectant
mother feel that she hasn't turned into
Charles Addams monster
haven't meant to be flip about all this.
What | have tried to stress here is that
woman doesn't change completely because
she is about to become mother. If she was
intelligent and attractive. she still is; if she
was capable and healthy, please remember
she hasn't changed bit.
PRACTICAL JOKES may be funny,
bat then again they may not. Next
,ceek naorie director Alfred Hitchcock
tells ,rhat makes the difference.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
MEMO FROM
AN ExPECTANT Mother
by Barbara Britton
SCREEN AeTREsS

DEAR BARBARA BRITT0A1: We think
it's about time somebody explained
Could you do it?
ANSWER: I'll try. At least I'm qualified
to discuss the matter right now
So many good books have been written
on all the aspects of motherhood from the
medical to the psychological, but nobody
talks about the social problems - all those
strange. sudden changes that come over
everyone but the expectant mother
For instance, in my small circle of friends
and relatives, have always been regarded
as sturdy. healthy girl perfectly capable
of cutting up lamb chop or even pouring
cup of tea. But suddenly am treated as
though were helpless invalid.
When was nine was allowed to cross
the street by myself Now l am helped
down one curb and up the other. Certain
small courtesies are always appreciated but
almost all doctors recommend a goodly
amount of exercise.
UNTIL everyone began turning me into
village idiot enjoyed good discussion.
but now even that is impossible. No matter
what say. people agree with me - for fear,
guess, that will start shrieking and run
off into the night. My husband and my
friends edit all the books read and the
movies see are picked from the list of films
recommended for children age seven through
IL. All of this. you must admit. makes life
fairly dull.
1t is important of course, to stick closely
to the doctors orders, but only in the
rarest of cases does medical man suggest
that you should take to your bed and see
only smiling people who talk about flowers,
Evening star., 1951-02-01

Further down. you'll find
the stand of Nick Zuras, 218.
Mr.. Zuras gets produce from all
over the u. S. From California,
Texas, Florida and 9th er
Sou b ern states come his
fresh-as-tomOrrOw vegetables
for Washington dinner tables.
Evening star., 1951-02-01
&@x}xnf
GENTER
MARKET CITY
with Af AXbe<

THE FRUIT and vegetable
stands at Center Market City
are famed for the freshness of
their products and for the
beauty of their display.
Each of these merchants
takes pride in his stands, and
as we've often told you, a trip
through them is an education
in variety of products and in
beauty of arrangement.
As you start down these
stands, you'll find James B.
Smith and Sons near the front.
This stand is famous for its
lovely fruit baskets. A won
derful place to know about
when you're searching for
something for a sick friend,
for the holidays, and for gifts
on any occasion. This stand
will prepare a beautiful basket
and deliver it for you. And
take it from us, they're works
of art.
Evening star., 1951-02-01
ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT.

One of the most famous
vegetable stands in the city is
that of L. S. Pumphrey, in the
center of the fruit and vege-
table stands. Mr.. Pumphrey
owns a number of stands ON
both sides Of the aisle, and his
stands are noted for the quality
of their produce. You'll find
everything from Strawberries
to zucchini here. To name the
products available here would
be like trying to name all Of
the produce grown in this
country.
Evening star., 1951-02-01

IN VEGETABLES and fruits,
the old adage of getting Just
what you pay for holds true.
OF course, we need not tell you
that fresh, Grade A produce is
by far a better buy than shriv-
eled, wilted and partially de-
cayed produce. That's why our
merchants go to such pains to
see that theirs is always fresh.
However, in these days of ris-
ing food costs, it's a good thing
to remember that blemishes
such as blotches on apples and
yellowed outer leaves of cab
bage can be removed in pre-
pairing. So, if you find an ex-
ceptionally good buy in vege-
tables, don't pass it up.
Evening star., 1951-02-01

THE REPUTATION of Gen.
ter Market City has been built
on quality, and it's a very fine
thing to know that you can
depend upon the merchandise
of a great market such as ours.
When you select clothing, auto
mobiles and household articles,
you like to buy from a house
which stands behind its mer-
chandise. The same thing
holds true for food. You can
depend upon the products you
buy from
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and K NV.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-14
IrddIey
lrmie Rurre1I

'h'' 'uIIVIl
Ben Martin of Bakersfield, Cal
iornia and James Martin OF Dali
|aS, Texas have returned home az
Per attending the funeral of their
Father J. l.. Martin. Lucius Muir.
y was killed instantly when he
vas thrown out OF a truck In
ehich he was riding. The truck
packed over him. He is survived
~ his wife, Versa Murry; two
daughters, one step daughter, one
|tep grand daughter and two step
Pons, Hubert and Odree johnson.
pdree Is stationed somewhere
pver seas Mt. Olive Baptist
church held its regular services
sunday. The pastor. Rev. c Bird
preached the mission sermon. A.
mount Of money raised $90l9.~....
Harvey Moses, Jr. has been visit
lng his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
George Moses. and his uncle and
punt Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Thomas
81 Bradley Harvey is from Hous.
ION, Texas The Humming Bells
Of Texarkana rendered a program
| Al Shiloh Baptist church.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-14

yoyapie.mJetnro HARRISON Was
weeA-ena guest Oh EsIelie anu
Mars. u. l.. MASS AL
iene Arlington o. Kansas visited
her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Roy
Arlington. The Sparkman Tigers
played a game in Carthage last
week. The scores were girls 1913
and 1911 for the boys. The
Gospel Travellers and the Har.
money Five quartet met in the
home of Mrs. Earnest Utley Sun
day night. Mrs, Utley has been
on the sick list for a long time.
Service was opened with singing
and prayer conducted by Deacon
Charlie Perry. Van Wells made
remarks and friends donated ST.
Other persons present were Mrs.
Oracle Carr, Mrs. Mary Giles and
Miss Annie Mae Jackson.
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-14
GuIdor
Depriest Campbell

The Christmas meeting of the
Church of God will be held here
beginning Dec. 26 through the
30th. The public is invited. ..... Mrs.
Pernella Lunon left Sunday for
Oakland, California to visit her
sister, Mrs. Betsy Williamson .........
Rev. B. F. Lunon has returned to
his work as pastor in Pine Bluff.
The Gurdon Yellowjackets went
to Royston last week to play the
Royston high school 80. The senior
class of Gurdon high gave a pro-
gram last week in the school au-
ditorium. The program was plann-
ed for the building of a concrete
walk from the school to the road
Mrs. Minnie Patillo is now
somewhat better. Mrs. Patillo suf.
fered from a fall last week. She
was taken to Prescott hospital.
The Missionary meeting was
Arkansas State press., 1951-12-14

| Red cinnamon candies, gum
| drops, and a few whole
cranberries
Turn cake mix into bowl. Add Il
cup of milk, blend then beat min
utes. Add half Of the remaining milk
blend, and beat 2 minutes. Then add
remaining milk and beat / minute
longer tBeat vigorously by hand or
at low speed OF electric mixer.
Scrape bowl and spoon or beaten
often.)
| Turn batter into two Christmas tree
pans which have been lined on bot
toms with paper, spreading the bat
ter evenly into the corners of each
pan. Bake in moderate oven (375'F)
20 minutes, or until done. Allow cake
to cool in pans for 10 minutes. Then
carefully remove from pans and fin
ish cooling.
When cake is cool put together with
frosting between layers. Then spread
top and sides with remaining frosting
and sprinkle with coconut. Decorate
top Of cake with red cinnamon candies
and gumdrops Insert candles in cram
berry holders" at tips of tree. .
Boiled Frostlng: Combine ~ cups
sugar, Il teaspoon light corn syrup.
and "a cup boiling water In saucepan.
Bring quickly to a boil, stirring only
until sugar Is dissolved. Boil rapidly,
without stirring, until small amount
Of syrup spins long thread when
dropped from tip Of spoon, Cor TO a
temperature OF 240'F.)
Beat egg whites until stiff enough
to hold up in peaks but not dry. Pour
syrup In fine stream over egg whites,
beating constantly. Add teaspoon
vanilla.
Continue boating with rotary egg
beater 10 to Is minutes, or until frost
ing is cool and OF right consistency TO
spread. use wooden spoon when 'too
stiff for beaten.