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The Hardin tribune-herald., 1951-05-17
SOCIETY

lHOnOrS Teachers u.
May g in the vestry Of the
B ur G eSs Memorial I Indi a n
church, Crow Agency, members
held a meeting in honor and to
show their probation to Miss
Violet Alexander and Mrs. Lulu
Ann Davis for their many years
of faithful work for the chill
dren. trr ..5
Il was in 1928 that these two
teachers first began to teach in
the public school at Crow
Agency, and, with the excep-
ton of a few years, they have
labored patiently and earnestly
in and out of the school room
with the Grow Indians, to help
them face and solve their many
problems.
Mrs. Stella Passes had charge
of the program and many Crow
Indians told of their experience
eS in the government boarding
school and in the public school.
In behalf of the church, Mrs.
Florence Real Bird presented
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Stella
Passes presented Miss Alexand-
er some mocaSSins.
Mrs. Kate Big Lake told of
Miss Alexander's strong desire
to help the Crow people and
gave her the name "Ecuabad-
hedish" which means 'Does
Things Herself.
Mrs. Kittie Deernose told of
Mrs. Davis fairness and under
standing of the Crows and gave
her the name 'Arshaydosh"
which means "The Woman
That Stays Home"
Refreshments were served by
the Philathea class.
Wed at Billings
Miss Betty Nourse, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nourse
of Hardin, and Gaylord w. Mel
sen, son of MIR. and Mrs. Leslie
Nielsen of Dannebrog, Neb.,
were married in Billings, Sun
day afternoon, May 13, at the
Methodist church with DIR. A.
| G. Cation officiating.
The bride wore a tan CAB
ardine suit with white acces-
sories. Two large gardenias,
surrounded by pink and white
rosebuds, made up the bridal
bouquet.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
John Foard, sister of the bride,
chose a red suit with white ac-
cessorieS and wore a corsage of
pink sweet peas and white car
nations.
William Edward Spoonts Iii,
of Little Rock, Ark, was best
man.
The bride is a graduate of
Hardin high school and was
employed by the County Health
department before her mar
riage. -. -.
The bridegroom, a graduate
of Dannebrog high school, at
tended college in Nebraska and
is a Navy veteran of World
War II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nielsen left i'm
mediately after the wedding
for Dannebrog, Neb., where
they will visit a week with Mr..
Melsen'S parents. They will re-
turn to Hardin where Mr.. Mel
sen is an employee of the Ry-.
all Engineering Co.
Elects Officers
The Business and Profession
al Womens club met at the
home of Mrs. Carolyn Reibeth,
Tuesday, May Is. Mrs. Helen
Olenik was co-hoStess.
Mrs. Iva Goe opened the
meeting with the club pledge
and group singing. The bust
ness was discussed and the
nominating committee announ-
ced the candidates for the Of
fices.
Officers elected were Mrs.
Mabel Simmons, president; Mrs.
Esther Lining, vice president;
Mrs. Ursula Zelka, treasurer:
Mrs. Ella Zillmer, recording Sec
retary; Miss Alta Roberts, cor
responding secretary.
The installation dinner will
he NAV 90. of fI,o orroJo e,looJ
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tended the University Of Wyo-l
ming at Laramie, and for the
past three years has been in
the u. S. Navy.
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Most:

Before you start naming all the
reasons you would like to own a
1851 Pontiac, why not talk to
a few owners who have been
Pontiac drivers for years. Ask
them why they like Pontiac.
You'll be surprised how many
owners say: pontiac is the most
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1951-05-17

dependable car in Americal"
Then come in and see Pontiac's
beauty inside and out-drive it.
for the sheer fun of driving-get .
the facts and figures and you'll
really kno,D why dollar for dollar,
you can't beat a Pontiac!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-24

Theatre. Special arrangements
have been made with WWJ TV
for telecasting the entire service
at the Fox Theatre.
Bethel and Ebenczer A. NJ. +.
Churches will hold Union Good
Friday services al Ebenezer
Brush at Willis at ~ noon. The
seven last words Of Christ VIII
be given by Rev. b. A. Brooks.
Emory G. Davis. Carlyle F. Ste
wart, John A. Abraham. the Rev
A. l.. Williams. pastor Of Allen
Chapel AME Shurch. Anderson
Ind. and Evangelist Artilla Nc
Clinton.
AME Churches Of the Detroit
Area will hold a Union Good Fri
day Communion Service al Bethel
Church AT 730 pm. Music VIII
be furnished by the choirs Of all
AME Churches. Bishop George
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-24

the needs of one OF the sick MEM
bers of the congregation.
The pastor Immediately asked
the church 10 sponsor a dinner Tor
the sick members which result
ed in S76.40 being realized On
Sunday morning, March llth dur
ing the morning service the I'M
ancial secretary Of the church
presented checks 10 five mem
bers who had been sick for
year or more, each person re-
ceiving sl528. Some S2l.60 vas
distributed among other sick
members making a total Of 500
given 10 the sick and shut-ins.
Such benevolences characterize
the contribution this church 10
making TO true Christian prac-
tees under the leadership of its
progressive minister, DR.. Schley.
Using as his Palm Sunday sub
ject Who Is This?" the Rev.
Schley preached TO full churcn
last Sunday. Nine infants were
baptized This service was .
highly inspirational climax TO a
one week Preaching Mission con-
Quoted by Evangelist Artelia Nc
Clenton, who delivered sermons
each evening.
The congregation Is loud in It's
praise of their minister and his
outstanding leadership and they
choose 10 call him the man who
did something about IT," Edward
Grace is the reporter for Oak
Grove AME Church, Kentucky
and Chippewa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-24
sv Rev. Emory c. Davis

81 toriy-day Lenten Season
- 49, brought 10 q trimphai
"" ~ many of the churches
. CO. Christendom with
- services in observance of
e~oI Friday and Easter Sunday.
MANY denominaiional groups
lave conducted evangeiisfie
.s,vices. confirmation classes
and inspirsiional meetings IN
Weeping with The tone OF me
season.
RI usual Overt flow crowds are
,'c,na,od in al churches. where
~ VII attend in sincere gra-
.r,de tor the occasion Of Christ's
pesurreetion which the day sym
bolize while others will form a
n.,, a. The vast throngs that
make up the annual Easter pa
rade Of ncw attire.
For those who seek the oppor-
unltv Of spiritual enrichment.
several services among the
churches and church groups are
listed for your convenience.
The Detroit Council OF Church
vices from 10 noon until 2:45 p.
m in the Fox. Cass. Fisher.
e will conduct Good Friday SER
Woods. Grand Riviera. Holly
wood and BEDFORD Theatres.
Services al the Cass Theatre
will be under the sponsorship OF
thhe Protestant Men Of Detroit
and services al the Michigan
Theatre Will be conducted by the
Detroit Youth Council. The Rev
A. A. Banks. pastor of Second
Baptist church. will be one OF
the speaker al the Michigan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-24
With the (hxxrchoe
nj ElY8leE'lilxe

W. Baber wifi head the very
colofiul procession of vested
ministers and choirs. Presiding
Elders r. F. Washington. d. A.
Blake. and NJ X. Rhonenee viii
assist the Bishop in the Conse-
Grafton Of the Lords Supper.
Second BAPTIST will conduct
Good Friday services from II .
8 pm. with Rev All. Pace. Dean
of Baptist Training School. pre-
siding. The three sermonettes
VIII be given respectively by the
Revs Saunders Chaplain Of Jack
son Prison; DR. S B. Ross. pastor
OF Shiloh Baptist Church: T. Tim
berlake president Of Baptist
Ministers Conference of Detroit
and vicinity. At the 6 O'Clock
sunrise service Dr.. Banks will
speak on Great Awakening"
with music by the Second Zap
tiSt Chorus
ST stephen AME viii beg:r
the celebration Of Easter with a
Sunrise Candlelight Service at 5
am. Sunday with a message de
livered by the pastor DR.. c. s.
Spivey. DR. Spivey will also
speak al the IL am. service. The
Choir will present The Seven
Last Word Sunday evening at
7.30 pm.
BETHEL AME viii hold Sun
rise Service at 6 am with music
furnished by the combined
choirs. DR.. John A. Alexander
will speak at the / a. m services
and new members who have Join
ed during the Lenten period will
be read into full membership At
100 pm. the Sunday School will
present its Annual Easter Pro-
gram under the directiohn Of Mrs
Lisbon Coleman. Mrs. Mamie
Black is the Supt.
EBENEZER AME begins the
observance with 6 a. m. Sun
rise Prayer SeXvice. DR. Carlyle
F. Stewart viii deliver his Eas-
ter Message Resurrection at
both identical services to be held
al 730 a m and at 1890 a. m.
The Primary. Beginner and Jun
Tor Departments Of the Sunday
School viii present their pro-
gram al 3 pm. and the Intermedi-
atcs and older young people will
present a pageant at 730 entitled
Tho Last Supper"
ST PAUL AME Church of
which Dr. J A Charleston is
minister viii hold Union services
with the following churches at
Mary Palmer Methodist on Lafay-
cite Street they are St John
DNfLs DI,,.l. ~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-24
Pastor Looks-Out
For Sick Members

Among the many outstanding
pastors in the city of Detroit who
are serving the respective con
gregations. there is one who
stands out as both a leader in
ms congregation and in the grow
ing community that ne serves.
He IS the Rev RIA. Schley. the
pastor Of Oak Grove AME church
serving the Eight Mile Road com
munity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-24

rapidly TAXI n &
It's rightful place
among the lead
ing churches un-
der Rev Schley's
leadership.
Among { h e
m a n y notable
contributions DR.
Schley has made
is one OCCASION
"a few weeks ago
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-24

Meets IN Condor School.
w Grand Blvd al Buchanan
SUNDAY Mornings 1890
Meets N Re ding Room
Wednesday Evenings 800
The reading room is located
az 22l ( Warren Ave az John
r and rs open daily except
SUNDAYS and Holidays from IL
a m 70 5 % m
TUESDAYS AND Saturdays
ON to 9 pm.
Phone TIE 8 1874
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-24

Macedonia Baptist, Mary Palmer
and St. Paul AME.
SCOTT METHODIST of which
Rev. Damon Young is minister
will hold a Sunrise Service at 6
am. a pageant portraying The
Resurrection" by the Young Adult
Choir, Mrs. Mile Hynson direc-
tor with background music by
the combined-choirs. The medi-
CONTINUED on Page 81
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when an officer of the church
spoke to Rev. Schley concerning
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CONTINUED on Page 81
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dUEL E. BOGLEY, INC
$4,000 TO $120, 900

S4,5O0-24 acres, arm. house.
S10,000-50 acres, 6-rm. house. mod
ern kitchen. water in house
SIo.5O0-1oO acres, S-room house
barn. etc.
S11 .0oo-64 acres, 5-rm. house.
S1O,50O-143 acres. Groom house.
S1S,o50-50 acres. 7-rm. house; al
city improvements.
acres, beaut. S-roon
mod. home, tenant house
S12o. acres, Q main houses,
tenant houses, 3 barns, etc
All have good fencing. good barns
stream or springs
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5632, OF
H. A. DARNE. IA. 8-8573
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1853 PARK RD.. Al business sec.
With oap. apt. If desired. MI. 1854 OF
DU, 1854. Il
800 AND 6o4 E ST. NV. (opp.
Hecht's). Apply $40 F st. NV. Rm,
II q 81. N,E,-Large store and
oxoN hi HILL. .oia MD 81. 55ss Eivinsstor E sssa
rd.-1 STORY store without basement
37,x60; asphalt tile flooring. fuor
poas gnts consa ssnta NJ srao jenkins. m3 Innss gSa
NON L. LUCHS CO., Realtors. 150h
LEE HIGHWAY-Corner store, ap.
prox.. 30xS0. in lge. shopping center;
in whole or in part; grocery store
drugstore. dry cleaner and beauty
RaF0r ng Appy ppE Iao NJ nERMfEEa aRf RSrS
CO, Realtors, 1415 K st. NV.
1ss5 Ms GEORGIA AVE. Nw.-Reas.
low rent; Modern fixtures for sale.
81 e. new ssNI' YORK AVE. N. W. store
BUSINESS sppUa; 500. q 'S M1IToN F. R1P. 5py
PEaT' EEes, EN- EMl 54oa 4 =. NV d. go go o
1sf AND N 7. AVE. N.W.--Large
corner store, 4 plate glass display
windows. Approx. 30x30; immed
occup.: reasonable rent. Smaller
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
Realtors. I415 K st. NV, ME. 5400.
1905 5th ST. N.W.-Beautifully re-
modelled, approx. 17x62 with bsmt.
space; heat inc. in rent; excellent
for carry-out restaurant. pawn
broker, music shop, etc. Attractive
rental to desirable tenant. Imm
occup. Apply LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
4 CO; Realtors, t415 x st. NV,
NEAR NEW General Accounting o.
nee. LIST, d., store. approx. 22x60:
additional space in basement: 2
Equipped as restaurant. LINN. occup.
Reasonable rent. Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO., Realtors, 1415
K st. NV. NE. 5400.
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STORES FOR RENT

II O6 Z ~ - Nv w
Entire End fi.-long lease. $500 Del
mo. RA, SSO6. a.
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ikvEsTMEkT PROP. FOR SALE STORES FOR RENT Cont

6424 GA. AVE. between Super A&r
location. JACK cooPERsMf1TH Mf11sIS re
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so MUCH
FOR SO LITTLE

This waterfront estate has a huge
9-rm. and 2-bath master house
overlooking the water in setting
of beautiful shrubbery and trees.
III level. cleared. productive acres
also ! small tenant house near
main house; numerous fine out
bldgs. in good condition; new 15O-
#. boat dock; 20 acres of woods.
Very good hunting and fishing.
Main house has been entirely re-
modelled. New gravel roads. JOS.
q ais HESsEhd csEito, IosS so1 5ae eaators evss
wn 2SOO
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

CHESAPEAKE BAY
Eight rms, bath; 2l2 acres. 81.
TWO LOTS for sale-colonial Reach;
classic shore; 200 #. north Of
Myers ave. on 10th st. Call UN.
WOODLAND BEACH--Lot e0xioo.
hardwood trees. near water, stores;
only S375. EN-. 5469.
APPROX. 2Is ACRES, II fruit trees.
~ grape vines. 3 yrs: old; drains to
csaFsd Farax igsam cosaty Tan Hsas
for cash CHI. 3297. al
sEVEKLY BEACB on chesapeake
Bay - Desirable lot waterfront
prrivileges' terms e KALR Box
SHADY SIDE, MD-see A. W AN
DREWS for best lots. houses and
acreage On West River and Chesa.
Bay. $500 up. West River 574l .
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic.
Md.-one cottage and varied selec:
graduates. See rental ad for details.
LAKE JACKsoN-one Of the better
sites IT it. on the waterfront and
14a. #: deep; this is not steep
ia1. grade b but t. 2 gentle i,s one and excel,
FOR POTOMAC and Rappahannocs
River homes. cottages. acreage and
lots. Call w. C. RICE. Warsaw. Va.
ONLY si6 DOWN will buy a regular
building lot at Selby- n-the-Bay,
from d. c.: prices start at $3.50.
For more information and plat. cali
KAY REALTY CO., INC, RA. 2200.
INCOMPLETED small cind~r olocx Or
Reasonable terms Telephone De.
AGO during business hours.
AVALON SHORES, ShadysiSe. Nd.
cottage, 3 rms. kit. bath, porch.
lge. lot; $4,000. terms. CO. 51S5.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Is noted for beautiful farms
and Rolling Ridge is one of
the finest in the county.
Approx. 225 lush acres within
pleasant committing distance
(25 miles to downtown WASH
ington, 35 miles to Balti-
more); about Is acres of
woodland balance of farm is
in high state of cultivation,
an excellent soil. Compile
mented by suitable barns and
good tenant house, this
property will interest you who
wish t. combine productive
farming with delightful coun-
try living The sized
main residence was con-
structed of brick prior to
1890. in magnificent setting
of trees and gardens. One Of
the homes featured on the
priced at $4,000. x fne s.
room residence adjoining the
farm is also available to the
purcheee~ IL fes'rer Fu'I de-
tails and photographs are
available by calling Mr.. Price
at DE. 4101; ewes. and Sun
day. please call sH. 354I.
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MEMORIAL SPECIAL

l1S acres. Montgomery Co. estate
9 -rm. mansion house-Center hall,
lge. liv. rm. and fireplace, lge. par
lor din. rm. and mod. kit. on 1st A.:
master bedrm.. 8 other bedrnls. and
bath on Ind f.; fully foored attic,
partial bsmt and new h.-w h; house
recently decor and is immaculate
Outblogs.. new courthouse, 36x5O
cattle barn. Superior grass, spring,
streams. House sets on elevation
overlooking Mont. Co. toward Wash;
D. C. ia-mile frontage on Route rs
% miles D. c. Price. $4,000.
130-acre stock farm. Sugar LOAF
Mountain area-S-rm. center hal
frame house, newly painted; having
electricity and water; spacious we'll
kept lawn; courthouse, bsmt. barn;
. streams; 80 acres perm. pasture
Is acres timber. balance in hay OF
crop. 35 miles D. C. Priced Ss1 900
7O-acre stock farm-Modern S-rm
center-hall house; high elevation
4ox6a bsmt barn, new silo, new i'm
plement shed; much post and rail
fence. Farm in high state of cult.
yation; abundance of water apd
grass Nr. new 4-lane highway; 81
miles D. c. Price. So4, 900.
s acres-Mod. 5-rm. bunRa,ow. oil
heat; maids rm. bath and shower;
splendid shrubbery; also 2 other
houses-One rentinF at S25 mo
Corner prop. fronting on . i'm
proved roads. nr. River I'd. at his
foric Edwards Ferry. Price. $4,000.
Call C Charles "a H. Jamison' Pooles-
SAMUEL, r. BOGLEY INC.
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LANHAM PARK
(Out Defense Highway
Beautiful HomesiteS.

500
800 down. SIS monthly; city water.
paved streets, phone. electric; good
bus and train facilities. Directions:
Bladensburg !, road to Peace Cross.
turn right Out Defense highway 5
miles to large sign "Lanham Park"
on left side of Defense highway. For
further information, call
THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor
Office Open 10 AM to 6 PM.
Union 7649
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RIVER ESTATE

Beautiful home and site on
Potomac River between WASH
ington and Mt. Vernon, about
one acre, with 120-foot 'front.'
age on river. Swimming pool,
fish pool. double garage, tool
and pump house and pier.
View IL miles up river to
Capitol and down river toward
Mt. Vernon. Well-landscaped
and terraced. Grounds and
pier lighted and electric
outlets for telephone. radio
and television on grounds.
House on high knoll: first floor,
dining room opening on glassed
and screened porch, library,
kitchen and bedroom and
bath; second floor, large living
room with fireplace, opening
on screened porch; 3 ned
rooms. two baths, small dim
ing room with Pullman kitch-
en-: attic; basement with oil
hot-water heat and Permut-
tit water system; 90-foot
drilled well, $4,000. IN
spection by appointment only.
LINKINS CO., Exclusive Agent
1878 N st. NV, D1. S6SS
ives, Sat. Sun, WO. 1862. EN-. 476
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
Modern Mountain Retreat
With Scenic Grandeur

Beautiful flowers. paintings and ter.
races around an old mountain home
which has modern conyenienceS and
addition providing large living rm
with fireplace and workrm. and stor-
age space in eemented basement
Modern. equipped kitchen with at
tractive breakfast area. walnut fin
ished dining rm. with fireplace. in
closed porch and bath on the 1st
level. Living rm. with fireplace
studio. bedrm.. entrance hall ano
sundeck on the end level. Two bed.
rms. and large closet on 3rd leve
with space for outside entrance
Large oil storage for heating equip
ment. outdoor fireplace, 2-car garage
with servants rm. Secluded 10-acre
tract with really restful atmosphere
Potomac for fishing and swimming
Inspect on appt. by calling GIL
0454. LeeSburg 6S3 or 96. JOHN
ALLEN JOHNSTON. broker.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAIL

$1,000 DOWN. Jefferson Davis hwy
bet. Washington and Alex New
row brick. rooms. bath; fun bSmt
gas heat; zoned comm. SS5 mo. incl
interest. taxes. ms. S12,950 or vii
rent $40 mo. Vacant. 1878 Rivel
rd. XII. S-6l12. 30
STORE WITH BSMT.. large 2nd-fioor
apt; APP 7th st. s.w.; first CONNER
cial; $4,000; possession with settle
ment. Brokers coop. DI. 1918
ewes. and Sun, DE. 511S. VIM. H
SAUNDERS CO.. INC. -29
IDEAL FOR BUSINESS AND HOME
75x200-ft. lot; improved by mod. g.
rm. frame dwelling and gar. OF
busy Md. hwy; possibility can b,
made commercial; only S17.500 with
$4,000 down, balance one trust
HUDSON CO.
UN. 1915 Weekdays; WA. O5l5 Hoii.
day and Week Ends.
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NEAR FREDERICK MD
FRANCES POWELL HILL
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
M Al01 1RnQ O0fh GU 0S1

2S4-acre dairy farm, 90 acres Of
pasture, 40 acres alfalfa balance il
3-year rotation: corn, wheat. hay
and barley. Modern 40-cow dairy,
large bank barn and silo. implement
sheds. corn crib, etc. Groom brick
cottage. central heat and bath,
ming water bath, electricity. Owner
will make fair division of crops anl
authorizes price of $4,000. To in
spect call Major Lane, Ma. $500
eyes,. WI. 62S9.S 80
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COUNTRY ACRES
Open Till 0

OWNER LEAVING STATES
Country club section, approx. / acre
beautifully handicapped, stream;
lovely custom built. 3 yrs. old. ali
brick; lst A.. o attrac. rms. 2
baths. stone flrepl., full dining rm.
spacious screened porch, ail-elec
kit: 12x1S; End f.. 2 lge. rms. and
bath ready to finish fully insulat-
ed plumbing. heat installed): at
with firepl, Bendix, " bath. Open
Memorial Day. To reach: Lee hwy,
to N. Glebe rd., right to Old Do
minion dr. left to 35th ST.. right to
Frederick st. and No. 1915. CH.
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new 5-rnl. bunga., hot water heat
tile bath. modern kitchen. buildins
not yet complete, but will finish ol
will sell as is for less money: ,gooe
barn; about 35 acres clear, balanc.
in woods; , miles north of U: s
Fairfax County line. Price $4,000;
satisfactory terms can be arranged
with purchaser. Call Herndo7
S4-W-4 for inspection. B. G. BEN
TOM prn-er 40
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WESTOVER

3-bedroom brick Colonial home in ex-
porch. nice living room, dining room
and kitchen; full dry basement fin
ished recreation room. gas heat.
This well-built home is almost f1re-
PROOF. Priced, S16.950; $4,000 cash
required.
DILLON LAND co.
FA 3777 FA IokQ
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TWO IN ONE!

8xseparate det. homes on Is. 1000 so
IT. Of ground, near Mclean; only IA
min. from downtown. is q neat.
2-story, 6-rm. .clapboard home with
Garden. z is a modern brick bUnsa, b
with rooms and bath; Ideally
suited for part of the family, or for
rent to help carry your payments.
Total price, $22,500. terms If de-
sired.
HOME REALTY CO.. REALTORS
1925 Pa. Ave. NV. RE. 1887.
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RIM. isxsa, suitable 10. appliance
store. barber shop. or large Office
ayastsviiie fHaSs; heaf s559' l9ci In rent 6 Cal
NEW GARAGE1Auto repairing, PARK.
ing yard; air lift and ofice; centrally
located Call WI 915S. i
9th AND E SITS. N.W.-2nd floor; air
cond;; separate entrance; 91x40 plus
3 ofhces' 3 baths; mod. MA. sSs6
800 usable 50. #. Of
space. suitable for any business OF
organization for use as ofices OF
ditional stock rms Equipped with
and sceustiesi eeilinss. Carl Inds G
ISi4 conn. AVE. N.W.-Approx.
1.ooc 50 it.. ard a., available June /
L ST. NV. NEAR 13TH-e large rms
600 SO. it,; in whole or in part; i'm
ea BeRasrEfa fssSe EfsS Een Co Apgts RestoTs aEs
Mr.. DUPoNT ciRcLE0Possessfon
June 1st. WIN Lease. HERBERT A.
NV Ma 46Ss. ~ 80 a.
RESTRICTED 1st-coml; area-3711
Entire end a., pvt. bath. suitable
for professional. speciality or any
light mercantile estab See Mr.
Cooper on 1st fl. to inspect.
111O H St. NE. Ii. 3-2o7o 90
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COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
BLDGS WITH PARKING FACIL1-
TIES IN BEST WASHINGTON
LOCATIONS
LOUIS BURMAN RF 1853
927 F ST. NV.
Entire End f-lone lease. $500 per
mo. RA. SSO6. A.
Evening star., 1951-05-29

4I4 18th ST S.W.
Modern, new ONCE bldg. in the hear,
OF the s.w. market Call r. A
HUMPHREYS. RealtorA Ma. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-05-29
3 DIS

- II D
DOLL HOUSE
$500 cash and $85 a month may
buy this new adorable 2-bedrm. brick
home with expansible attic in conv
Arl. location; beaut. built; price
S14,950
DREAM HOUSE
Charming Calf. type 2-bedrm. ram.
bier, close in No. Arl: home fea.
lures center hall with lots of closets;
81 400 cash will handle: price. ST.
$50, will go in hurry.
'DORABLE HOUSE
On beautiful wooded lot, so by 15O,
with lovely view of countryside; {
lge. rooms, most attractively redec.
Grated; assume CT loan of $40. $50
price, $15,950.
NELLIE LYN
HOLLEY THOMPSON
KE. 3-5554-55: evenings, CHI. 5000
Ext. 392. 80
Evening star., 1951-05-29
N. WASHINGTON BLVD

Lovely brick semidetached; screened
porch: beautiful shrubs and lot; 3
bedrooms and bath, lovely sitting
room. dining room, nicely equipped
kitchen with loads of closet space:
full basement with outside entrance.
floor. plus iayatory. House recently
redecorated and in perfect condi-
tion. Reasonably priced. Near WASH
ington and Lee shopping center.
OW. 1920. Q It'll 8. OW. 9426.
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