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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-17
Ed WAR Ds
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The Edwards Junior High School
faculty and student body witness
ed another splendid chapel pro-
gram Wednesday, January "a, 1851.
This program was presented by
the fourth and fifth grades, under
the sponsorship of Mrs. H. C..
Hubbard.
The theme Of the hour was "Im-
proving Health" Everyone learn
ed a new lesson on eating their
way to good health. Health songs
were sung at the climax of the
program. 1t was most enjoyable.
The boys basketball team motor
ed to Utica, Mississippi last We'd
nesday, January "a, to participate
in a basketball game series at
the Utica Training High School.
This game series was sponsored by
the New Farmers of America or
ganization in order to help SUP
port The National Foundation of
lnfantile Paralysis Campaign
Fund. In this game series, Edwar
Junior High School played The
Utica Rosenwald School. Edwards
won with scores running 1925.
Mrs. M. Danglefield, Mrs. A
Barron, Mrs. l.. P. Johnson and
six girls of the pep squad motored
along with the team.
After spending one year in
Michigan with some of her child
rem, Mrs. Molly Crowder is bacl
hone with her sister Mrs. Susana
President, and son Samuel Crow
der. Since she returned home she
celebrated her eightieth birthday,
February 4th.
We regret very much of the
passing few days ago, of om
long life friend and loved one
Mrs. Ora Mitchell. The funera'
was held at the Spring Ridge M
B. Church Thursday Feb. 8. The
pastor Rev. E. w. Comelious, Of
ficiated.
The St. Mark Home Demonstra-
ton Club met in the home of Mrs
Carrie Jordan, Feb. IL. at A y. NJ
The meeting was presided over by
the president Mrs. Mamie B.
Barker after roll call, the dis
cussion was Better Homes, Better
Living, with twelve members pre-
sent. The birthday celebration was
sponsored by members of the
club. Those who received birthday
presents were Mrs. Mary Harr'
Mrs. Carrie Gray, Mrs. N. B.
Barker. The following officers
were elected for 1851. Mrs. N. B.
Barker, President, Mrs. Carrie
Gray, Vice President, Mrs. Lucille
Perry, Secretary, Mrs. Lille Rut
Ter, Ass, Secretary, Mrs. Mary
Richardson, Treasurer. Follower
ing the discussion a delicious buff
sfet lunch was served. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Carrie Gray. Mrs. n. B
Barker, president, Mrs. Lucille
Perry, secretary.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-17
NEWS FROM
AMORY

Moore Place, Detroit, Mich, Mrs.
Margaret Wright, of GA Sluws
Ave., East st. Louis Ill. was called
home to the bedside Of their grand
mother, Mrs. Florence Walls, moth
er of Mrs. Rainey Butler, the COM
munity have no doubt, and that
these qualities be not too severely
taxed, but that each day will prove
step forward in the recovery of
sister Walls health.
Mrs. Magnolia Sykes, of 351
Bates, ST. Waterloo Iowa, return
ed home with her mother, Mrs. Lula
CASTOR, wife of Mr.. William Gas
ton, Mrs. CASTOR, was called to the
bedside of Mrs. Sykes, at Water
loo, some few months ago, the
community is very sorry to learn
Of Mrs. Sykes illness, and earnest
ly hope that it will be of short
duration, so that in a little time
she will be able to resume her
usual vacations.
Mrs. Jennie Carter, wife of Mr..
Neeley Carter, is on her sick bed,
we pray that God will restore her
back to good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey White, of
Memphis Tenn, is visiting in the
home of Mrs. Medley, Carter, we
hope them an enjoyable stay while
in the city.
Mr.. Levi Pruiett, of Route A,
Aberdeen, is spending the weekend
with his first cousin, Mrs. jessie
Bailey, we hope he will have en-
joyable stay.
Services for Mrs. HELEN ROLAND,
Monday Feb. ), 1851 at the Metho-
dist Church, with the Rev. j. F.
Graham, officiating burial was in
the Masonic Cemetery, she was
married to Mr.. Riley ROLAND, with
him they enjoyed a sweet life to-
gether, May her mantle of gentle
deeds and loving words be left with
Nh. ROLAND, with best wishes that
you may soon recover from your
great prostration.
The community was shocked be-
yond expression when the news
reached the city last Monday morn
ing, Feb. 5, 1861, that Miss Maxine
Page, daughter of Mrs. Hazella
Bailey, was drowned caused by the
car in which she was riding in
skidding from the highway into
Is foot deep pond, the accident
happened 3 miles west of the city
on highway Al, she leaves moth
er four brothers: w. c., Winder,
Charles and John Bailey, two sis
tiers: Panzy and Sarah Bailey,
grandmother, Mrs. Rainey Butler,
two Uncles: Olden and Candy
Cook, two Aunts: Mrs. Lorene
Moore, and Mrs. Cornelia Miller,
and host of friends, services were
held at the Methodist Church
Monday February IL, 2 p. M, with
Rev. Graham, officiating burial in
the Masonic cemetery, under a
mound of flowers. The community
knows that just now, words are of
no avail to console your burden,
but time, and humble trust in Him
who orders all things for our good,
will, we hope bring peace and con-
tentment to your sorrowing spirit.
Mrs. Nilla Meaders, president of
the Benevolent burial societies, is
on her sick bed, we hope she will
soon be able to resume her duties
in her office again.
The Dulex cafe is closed tenn
porary for repairing caused by fire
III L.
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at Wansley's cafe.

at Wansley's cafe.
Achievement Day for Newton
County schools will be held at New
ton Vocational School, March 10,
1851.
Rev. Spinks of Union was visi-
tor in Decatur Monday.
Sgt. James C. Evers of Fort
Hood, Texas was a recent visitor
in Decatur as the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Evers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-17

PHI DELTA kAPPAS AFRICAN PROJECT-Phi Delta Kappa,
the
Chdens Reading in Liberia
standing
Sarah Simpson George (hown in the Leran
supevses the which located
shown above The center children The
the reading
shipment
They
work.-(ANP).
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SOCIETY
SLANTS

Beauty Shop. All members are
asked to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Turner, of
Los Angeles, Calf, are in the
city visiting relatives and frien>S.
While here they are house guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard john
son. of 604 Hunt st.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-17

several weeks ago, the manager,
Mrs. Emma Johnson, wife of Mr..
Tom Johnson, is resting in Chica-
go until the repairing is completed.
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Mrs. Matte Williams of Cen
tralia, Illinois and Mr.. Paul O'Neal
of Kentwood, La, were weekend
guests of Mr.. Cisro O'Neal Of 118
Mississippi Street here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Daughn of
Security Life Insurance Company,
of Jackson, Miss, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard O'Neal Sun
day, Feb. IL.
Mrs. Margie Dixon, Miss Doris
Alexander, and sister enjoyed the
program Saturday at Open Top
School.
We are sorry to hear of the death
of Mrs. Lille Washington who
passed Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Rance of
Fernwood, Miss, had what is
known as Family Reunion Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Cornelius of Magnolia,
Miss Bessie Coney, Mrs. Mary Nc
Ghee, of Rose Hill Community
were there.
Miss Helen Afford spent the
weekend in Columbia, Miss, with
Miss Lucretia Powell of 613 School
ST., Columbia, Miss.
Mr.. E. ]. Simmons death occur
red Saturday, Feb. 9, his father,
brothers and sisters are all in
mourning of his passing.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-17

Miss Allie Louise Almore at
tractive daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs.
t. c. Almore, graciously enter
tanned the DAY Students" Of
Tougaloo College Thursday night.
February 8, at the Y. w. c. A.
After playing ping-pong, checkers,
Bridge, and Canasta, Coca Colas
were served to the following stu
dents: Artimissie HUTCHINSON, La
Pearl Younger, Theresa Smith,
James Hail Bolden Jr., James Har-
rison Jr., T. C. Almore Jr., Walter
Williams Jr., William Harvey,
Sylvester Hamilton, George Vim
cent, William Horton, Walter Reed
and James West.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-17

Friends are sorry to hear Of L
illness of Mrs. Adline Taylor, an
employee of the Southern Trail
way Restaurant. Mrs. Taylor is
reported to be recovering nicely.
Miss Lottie Williams was hos
tess to the February meeting of
the Beethoven Music Club which
was held in the lounge Of Sampson
Hall of Jackson College.
The following members were
present: Misses Allie Almore,
Beverly Robinson, Annie Rather
inc Dodd, Agnes Bingham, Ruth
Waites, Lottie Williams, Gwen
dolyn Greene and Mrs. Audrey
Cockrell.
During the social hour, an in
teresting game was conducted by
the hostess and the members en-
joyed dainty refreshments.
Miss Lille Belle Walker attend
the funeral of Mr.. Charles r.
Lawrence in Memphis, Tenn, on
February II. Mr.. Lawrence was
director of the Lauderdale Branch
YMCA of Memphis and former
director of the Jackson Street
Branch YMCA Of Vicksburg, Mis-
sissippi.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-17

The Local Beauticians Club met
in the CARROTS Beauty Shop, Mon
day night, Feb. 10, with Mrs.
Thelma Hillard president, presid-
ing.
The Club members continued
their discussion on the Style Show
which was discussed in the last
meeting.
The Style Show will be given
in the Lanier High School Audi
toriun> Wednesday Night April 4,
1851. Watch your papers for the
time.
Inc Style show will consist of
four scenes. First, Street Scene.
Second Formal Scene, Third, Sport
Scene, and Forth, Scout Scene.
Admission 35c Adult, Students,
zoe Patrons list SOC. Ask your
Beeauticians for tickets.
There will also be a call meet
ing of the Beauticiqns, Monday
Mite at %. m. at the Garrett
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-17

Beginning their Negro History
Week celebration, Sunday, the Mt.
Horeb Baptist Church had as their
guest speaker, Dr. J. H. White,
president Of the Mississippi Voca-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-17

The Dulex cafe is closed tenn
porary for repairing caused by fire
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-17

In 1900 about one million per-
sons were employed by the Fed
eral, state and local governments
combined. The 1850 figure exceeds
6.250.000. according to the Nation
al Industrial Conference Board. The
nations governmental payrolls to-
day total $4,000, 100000.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-17

We are proud to see more names
added to the roll of the poll tax
payers.
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Mrs. Nilla Meaders, president of
the Benevolent burial societies, is
on her sick bed, we hope she will
soon be able to resume her duties
in her office again.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-17

Mrs. Mollie Brown is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Wilson
Of Greenwood. Mrs. Brown is the
mother Of Mrs. electra (Cokey)
Hardman of 312 N. Eureka st.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-02-17

Mrs. Hazel Perkins Bryant had
as her guest this week, her father,
Rev. Calvin Perkins.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp

WILL EXCHANGE modern 1-bedrm.
apt. in Glover Park, renting for
S65.50, utils. incl, for modern eff
Sieney ssd apt: in NV. section. Box
goth AND CALVERT SITS. N.w.ESnd
floor. 3 rooms, kitchen, bath. adults,
utilities incl. $50 mo. RE. 07s1,
oPEN To-Day. 1905 goth st. Sc, apt.
Newly decorated liv. rm., bedrm..
dinette, kit, bath; use of bsmt. In
dqplex; $40. MIR. HORN, WI. se1s,
ONE ROOM. kitehenette; utilities
furnished; anJL;a centrally located Alsx-
sa s-574s RoBaRr y. xefEi FIELDS, Ss BroF- Ok
CAN EXCHANGE 1-bedrm. apt, mod
ern bldg, NV. Rent $50 for unfurn..
2-bedrm. house; NV. or suburbs;
gentleman. Box 36-R, Star
SILVER SPRING. large rms, kit,
couple; utils. incl; S69,50. 81. 9549.
4s9 BURBANK ST. s.E.-Large liv.
rm., bedrm., equip. kit. bath with
show er, util. furn.. everything sep
cENsUs f5ssf 81 ASb 1 asDREws TW sl1s FIELD vie
- rms, bath, pvt. entr.. entire end
NEAR 27th AND PA. AVE. SEE
tedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.. bath: no
pets; refs; SS5. 10. 3-6Ss9 -25
TWO-BEDROOM APT, large liv. rm.,
din; rn. and elec. equip. kit, break
space and garage; heat and water
furn.: $s5 mo-: pref. middle-aged
couple, perm. located; no pets, no
children; conv. loo. on A. B.. & W.
buslins in Arl. Phone OK. 2437. --26
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RMS, APIS. TO SHARE (cent. J

YOUNG LADY to share. conv. 2-rm..
kit. and bath apt; 15 minutes down.
town and Govt. bldgs.; elevator and
phone service; newly redecorated; !;
avail. March /. TR. 4240. Ext. 209;
after q pm. Monday.
near Navy Annex. Pent;,
shops; share Ice. lovely apt. with
former Arl. Farms or mature. quiet
Govt. woman; Independence; $40
mo. 701 So. Fillmore ST.. Apt. 431 b.
NEAR $500 N. H. AvE.-Pvt. home;
Cali LOU RosEN. S-5. at Ma. 4035.
YOUNG GIRL. 2o-3o. wanted to
share 3-rm. bsmt. apt: vic. l4th.
Park I'd. NV. HO. 6614.
COLORED GIRL would like to share
her nice apt. with another girl or
couple in apt. bldg; all new turnl-
ture. Ii. $685..
COLORED GIRL, 10 to 80; refer
ences. LU. 1-S779 after pm.
YOUNG COLORED GIRL desires an
other to share her apartment with
privileges; all utilities furnished.
Ii. 1906.
COLORED GIRL to share apt. 1883
Montello ave. ne. Ii. 6-5409.
CoLoRED-TAYLoR ST. NV
rms. snare kit. bath; suitable 2
girls or cple.: near tranSp. GE. 9344.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

PARKS TRANSFER. moving at your
convenience; also baggage and
trunks. Call any time. AID. 1887.
WE MOVE ANYTHING. day or night:
reasonable rates. Free estimates.
EbELMxN \ sIM9 MoyfNGo 4 Go AND i5 sT2odRA4GE 2ds4
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storaee;
reas. ia. 1887: eyes,. GE. 1915.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage in
pSons 10 T9p@s uNRoN ayRsss Rsskng
CO INC est. 1906
ANY TIME MOVING, pickup. deliv-
cry; pronDt. serv.; e4-hr. day, -
day wk So min. AT. 32S7. &C.
IF you CAN'T afford to move, but
have to. call me. ROYAL TRANS
FER. MI. 1907. 81"
FURN. MOvED. reas. rates. Any
where in Wash. area. Call any
time JE 3-7643
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ROOMS WANTED

WORKING LADY wants single rm.,
Board; pref. NV; in CHRISTIAN,
small pvt. house. Box 256-S, Star.
SETTLED LADY wishes rm. in re-
fined surroundings. Burlington Ho-
tel vicinity. Box S4-S, Star.
REFINED. employed lady desires ef-
flciency rm.; reas. rent. viii baby
sit. Box PISS. Star.
ELDERLY LADY desires unfurn. I'M.
in Sc. or ne. Box 220-S, Star.
SMALL ROOM, storage space or built
in garage for radio, library and
equipment: must be clean. dry and
safe: Consider anywhere D. c., Md.
SMALL RM.-1St, End floor; refined
lady; away part time: ref.
exch.; permanent. Box PITS, Star.
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COLORED-4512 18th ST. NV
rooms, kitchen and bath. GE. 7716.
CoLORED-2 FURN. 1-rm. apts.; no
share bath. w AT. eoi4 Aers or Du. peSsit ssIs
COLoRED-1 LARGE ROOM and Kit
semipvt. bath; also large front room.
furn.: conv: trans. RA. e235. --25
COLORED-N.W.. fnrn. apt, no chill
dren; $50 Ii. 7-O514.
COLORED - Modern, REDEC., l.
bedrm. apt; congenial cple. or Q
renned persons; rent reas. Ii.
CoLoRED-1oee 18th ST. Ne
Bsmt, apt; bedrm.. kit bath. Ii.
3-0Q1o
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3 ROOMS WITH soARp

ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE RM.i women's
club; home PRIVILEGES; excellent
meals. Call MI. 9s75. after $50.
SMALL. REFINED, CHEERFUL resi-
care and food. 22os Wis. ave. NV
OR. 4152. -27
1858 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-sev-
eral vacancies; conv. loc., dbles.
triples triple ssls.' newly decorated. tsle-
puPoNr DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1926 N.
vacancies for ladies; telephone in
ieses; excel. meals. CLUB MASON,
ROOM roo FOR or MOTHER. board and day
care for child; close-in. TR. 1885.
child; day care for child. IA. 1924.
LARGE TwIN-BED RM.-Plenty of
heat and hot water; plenty home
cooked food; home atmosphere, Ii.
1ioi ieth ST. N.w.-Nicely furn;
atmosphere. selective menas, SWITCH
PaRK RD.-Men or women; South
ern cooking; reasonable rates; wkly.
WENbpLE Il n2 [aSss TlRRaCl eo 4ssg. large. com.
Portable. warm rms. sgl;. dbl. triple;
per mo. Up 1897 Belmont I'd. NV
ssis sMt ItaR- istR ST. N:E.-Rm. to share
closets. Home cooking; $45.
,sBo ~ 7aaSNr 7iaNrER pL. N.w.-very at
tractiye rrn. with board for young
man, share with other; food def
nitely above average; | block Mt.
Pleasant car; excellent neishbor-
IN ONE of better places; reasonable
room for l or 2, with 6rea6!ast.
1895 Columbia I'd. NV, DE: 1867.
n. ARL.-Attrac. ,rm. in ,comfortable
pvt. home for elderly cpl. or con-
genial elderly ladies. OW. SS31:,
822O 10th ST. N.W.-Attractive dbl.
rm; for women; home privileges;
esaa SsIh WWSootSDLEY WooDLEY pL. N.w.-Near
Shoreham; young women and men;
good meals and transp. AID. 0244.
1sss ssssoPEP!s: Perry pL.. off 14th-warni
front; single gentleman: with de-
licious meals: S9.75 wk. TU. 3749.
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled re-
dec. bldg Running water in every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: Bendix washer;
selected menu: S4S to $5S. 80. 1925
21st st. NV. HU 1924.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
HOUSES FURNISHED

CLEVELAND AVE. NW.-6 rms, Ia
baths, plus full bath in bsmt.; ga
rage, and lovely corner lot. You will
nssd for tSs gGuF GSH Vns fm Was fgs9itgse
MAN -BRAwNER, ME. $3.50.
BUNGALOW near Walter Reed
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and
bath. all modern, excellent cond..
very nicely furnished: 10" television;
1a1d se r0nt and .5t: 5afk porch onS S Oysy
able after March Is to Aug. Is.
CLEVELAND PARKS bedrms., .
baths, S175 month. OR. 4275.
OWNERS beautiful s-room home.
elaborately equipped including H.
#. deep freeze, ready for immediate
occupancy. by right tenant. Hill
Hill occupants; $500 per mo; Call
b1xoT br RisheFSs' e co sT wiz 200, JAMES Egs L.
sMvER SPRING, MD bedrms,.
Ia baths; garage; l block from ST.
MRS. ROBINSON, WI. O4s7. go
TWo-BEDRM. BUNGALOW. tiled
bath; garage; a s;ss screened porch $50
5-RM. BUNGALOW-Newly decorated;
occupancy: 500 mo. wALCROFT.
Ro9ltor. UN. 340O.
8 RMS. bath. front porch, inclostd
nished: ! room reserved. Ho, $3.50.
UPTON NEAR CONN.-To acceptable
tenant, Well-furn. residence. LIST
Ill A.; liv, rm. M din din EI1' I'm Jglsasssinci;
3rd G H.. 2 bedrms. and bath; a-car
Earatges cara ssI eil bqTning .5s bs-w,h,, Laundry.
ARL. BUNGALoWgAvail. March /;
3 lge. rms, attje; oil heat porches;
ALEX min. Pentagon, 10 min.
D, C. 5 rms, bath; bsmt. Bus, shops
at corner. Sl25 mo. OV. 1922. -25
FURNISHED HOUSE for rent. Newly
decorated, 2 bedrms.. Ia baths; n
6% slSek sTS4 fFSm bus 10 min to pentaG9n' gE
ALEXANDRIA,-Two bedrms.. bsmt.
large fenced yd. with swimming
pool; % min. to Fort Belvoir,
Pentagon, Agriculture; Sl25 per mo.
oW. 0095 after pm. weekdays.
QUAINT eentury-old cottage. near
liv. rm.. kit. bath; upstairs. ! bed
rm.; furn.; rear garden; S125 mo:
lease; available March 25. Box
FURNisHED 5-room bungalow; oil
heat heat; G9 e9nv; 31, ,Pentason; fenced-in
DETACHED completely furn. a-rm.
house, in Takoma Park, Md; quiet
schools: 5000 mo. Cali MI. Grier,
THE MUNsEY TRUST CO.. Ma.
CHEVY CHEVY CHASE. d. C-property Of
Latin American diplomat; Z rooms,
2 baths. recreation room and
porches; S275. WI. 9132. No agents.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES detached
brick. huge fireplace. 3 bedrms.:
S157.50 mo. 1417 35th st. NV.
Va. fs"!i 5 MIN. TO D. C.-Nice e-bedrm,
house: gas heat; wash. mach. 500
SILVER SPRING-Lee. 5-rm. bunga..
with incl porch, adapt, for extra
bedrm.; full bSmt,; gas. heat: gar;
excel cond.; centrally located; Tine
for children; S135. 81. 1890.
a-BEDRooM HOUSE. full basement.
fenced yard; on bus line. Onen
Sun. 80 Decatur ST., Kensington.
MARYLAND SUBURBS rms. and
service porch. compl. furn.; garden,
trees and oil heat; $40. WA. 6043,
MODERN 7-rm. house, den, inclosed
porch. garage. Bendix; near Fair
2 BEDRooMs, auto. gas heat, large
fenced lot; near transp,; conv. TO
D. G. hillside. Md; 500 mo. 10.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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ROOMS uNFURNIsHED

THREE, LARGE, private bath gas,
cleo, heat furnished. $10 week.
As M st. NV, RE. 0281.
SOS 10th ST. Me- front rooms,
kitchen and bath, heat After 2 pm.
Empl. couple. 25'
C0LORED-I RIM. in attrac. apt. for
l person or empi couple. home
privils Nr. 46th and Benning rd;
Sc. TW. 025S. II -25
COLORED-1, g or RMS. unfurn.,
newly decorated; N block tranSp.
and shops;a mr. Georgia and Upshur
NV; all privils.i reas. RA. 4456.
CoLoRED-e ATTIC sleeping rms /;
no elec, or gas; $16 mo. for both.
AP.s 1855. -25
coLoRED-s.E,," UNFURN. RM., S25
single. $50 double; cooking pIiyls.
10. 2-1425.zoi.e pr
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Own Your Own Apt. Home

THE BRoADMooR
1901 CONN. AVE. NV.
Lovely front, three expo
sures, one bedroom and bath,
large living room. junior din
ing room, opening through dou-
BILE doors to sun parlor. kitch-
en-, reception hall. Complete
ly redecorated, new refrigerao,
to 8 PM.
1923 LANIER PLACE NV.
zone block north Of Columbia
I'd. on Quarry I'd. n.wo You
would have to pay at least
$4,000 for similar accommo-
dations in a house. This large
three-bedroom and two-bath
complete housekeeping apt.
home with maids room and
garage, is offered at. the very
diate sale to realize on an in
heritance Most economical
building. Operation and main
tenance cost on this large home
only S53 90 month. VA
CANT OPEN TODAY, ? TO
SPIN.
ALSO, L1ST1NGS ON /. =
AMP 3-BEDRM; APPARTTMENT
Al BUILDINGS. FOR INFOR-
NATION CALL WEEKDAYS
THE OFFICE OF
EDMUND J. FLYNN
(Co-op. Apt. Authority Since
1920.l
Wash, BLDG, RE, 1918 or
RE. 1740.
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CoLoRED-2 LARGE RMS. pvt. kit.
and bath: lse. porch. new refsr.
COLORED-1 OR 2-RM. APT. utils
incl; for desirable empl adults or
with child: reas. NO. 441s. -25
OLORED-1-RM., kit. and bath,
Sl7 L ST. NV; shown by appoint
COLORED-a RMS. KIT. pvt. hath.
gas range. refg.: Bird floor, 90 r. I.
ave. NV. PASQUAL REALTY. Elk.
CoIoRED-7Os 9Th ST. NV. Apt.
No. ID rm.. kit. ana bath, back
porch immed oecup; $3.50 mo.
CoLoRED-COMPLETELY NEW APT.
= rms. kit. bath: refs. REQ. Du,
CoLoRED-a RMS. KIT. AND PVT.
bath. HO. 61I2. UNITED LEV.
COIoRED-BAsEMENT APT: cne
room. kitchen and shower: knotty
pine walls. asphalt tile floor. DU,
CoLoRED-EucLID ST. NV
rms, kit, pvt, bath; quiet; emol.
cple.; no children. TU. o34S or
NO. 0S3S.
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ApartmentS=Colored

The office of A. NJ. DRAISNER does
not sell bargains" but with down
payment from S195 to S400 you can
own one of these apartments:
! room. kit. bath-S55 per month.
. rooms, kit, bath-S65 per mo.
3 rooms, kit. bath-SG6.50 per mo.
rooms, KIT, bath-S99 80 per mo.
Come to 14U4 L st. NV. Open Sun.
IL to 3: daily to 7 pm -26
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLoR GARDENs-open for in
spection. ! to 5, Sunday VCHA.
30th and Naylor rd. Sc. One very
large, 1-bedrm. unit (full din. rm.,
large liv. rm. tile bath. fully equip.
elec. kit): possession. No 2-bedrm:
units avail. at this time. DRURY
REALTY CORP. MI 1000; evenings,
OR. 5761 or TW. 1l91.
SMALL COOPERATIVE APT. wanted
to buy in well-located, strictly mod
ern building NV: principals or
broker. LUTHER L. MILLER, 26l Q
Garfield st. NV. DE. 0655, WO;;
Mr.. 18th AND COL. RD.-Newly dec.
3-bedrm. apt; lge. new refgr.. Tap
pan gas range. Laundromat; wall
to-wall CARPET in liv. rm.: bedrm.,;
81 81 lss: ss4e outside rms Ho' d4"l :
5000 CONN. AVE.-1st f.. facing ave-
nue.; foyer, large living rm.. bedrin;
bath dinette and kitchen. mod.
equipped; restricted; no children or
pets EN- 4306.
"-BEDROOM and bath apt, plus
foyer. living ROOM full-sized dining
room. modernized kitchen and PAN
try. on Columbia rd.. near Conn.
ave-; excellent condition; elevate
and switchboard service: price, S13.-
$50. Please call Mr.. Gavin. with
H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST. $500: resi-
6encP. MI h004 -ET
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: Bendix washer;
selected menu: S4S to $5S.6 1920
21st st. NV. HU 1924.
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FURNISHED APT. VALUES
All tastefully furnished in fine we'll
kept bldes.
1897 Spring rd. NV. Apt. 1o2.
l-bedrm. Key with janitor.
4o22 14th st. NV, Apt. Q. Two
bedrooms. Key In office.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
Realtors
1920 K st, NV, Elk. 1911.
Evening star., 1951-02-25

CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden-type Apt, Near Boiling Field,
Utilities included. Immed. Occup.
f242 Attn st. Sc. 10. 2-9776