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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-03-14
CATFISH CORNER NEWS
MISS PINKIE PERRY
Correspondent


Miss Filtrola Fulcher is visiting
Miss Farisoke Foster in Bull Neck.
Miss wagonetta Walker of Frog
Fork is visiting Miss Nautibel Nor
ris.
Miss Pantagrilla Potter is visit
ing Miss Castelia Cox of Clam
Point.
Miss Pussy Parker is visiting
Mrs. Axle Dennt Davis of Gar
Creek.
Miss Spicey Mae Spencer of
Wide Spot is visiting Miss Bozie
Berry.
Miss Corsica Culpepper of Cat
Cove is visiting Miss Ferrie Belle
Farrow.
Miss Hexapettie Harris is visit
ing Miss Spottie Lee Spencer at
Wide Spot.
Miss Hershibar Beasley of Gar
Creek is visiting Miss Aurora
Dawn Davis.
Mrs. Bristolene Brinn, and Miss
Wisteria Wise recently motored to
Columbia.
Miss Osprelita Owens and Miss
Madagascar Mann motored to Gull
rock Sunday.
Miss Nimfie Mae Morris is visit
ing Miss Wandaleena Williams of
Vinegar Hill.
Miss Dessibelle Dowdy is visit
ing Miss Parabola Perkins in Sas-
safras Center.
Miss Bombay Bratten is visiting
Miss Vassie Lean Vendor of
Square Hill Greek.
Miss Pinkie Perry recently spent
several days with Miss Larkileen
Lewis in Bay Level.
Catalettie Cahoon of Cat Cove
is now going with Miss Bastobel
Bray of Gar Creek.
Miss Dinah Flo Dowdy spent
last week end with Miss Spicy
Mae Spencer of Wide Spot.
Miss Addie Pose Price and Rev.
Peppercorn Parker of Square Hill
Creek motored here Saturday.
Miss Fancy Farrow is spending
several days with Miss Snatchie
Belle Smell of Square Hill Creek.
Miss Pussy Parker spent several
days last week with Mrs. Callie
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ready as the Doctors pills, pulled
down from heaven out of the Bible,
out of a hat for all they care, not
being able to find comfort in any
thing else they know or under
stand. No matter what the life of
the deceased may have been, the
bereaved all want a lot of fine
things said about him. He might
have been a skin-flint or a wife
beaten, but the relatives get per-
sonal qualification and feel quite
sure their neighbors all believe it
if only the preacher comes and
throws kind words upon the corpse
as literally as the chaff that flies
from the threshing machine.
When a woman feels cold the
precious cheek of the most-loved
bundle of flesh she has ever touch
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ed, and for which she went down
into the valley of the shadow of
death that it might enter this
world, there is no pain to compare
there is no like despair in this
life. 1t is then that only the pray
ers and the comforting of the min
lister with his assurance of a better
ter land, and the kindly promise
of a blissful reunion there comes
nearest to deadening the pain, UNI
til the greater healing influences
of time and meditation bring that
solace and comfort that makes life
endurable again.
Month in and month outs year
in and year out, everybody takes
the preacher for granted. Of those
who are in the church, it is only
the smaller number of faithful ones
who carry on and keep things 60
ing. But, that is their business and
not our affair, being that we are
not one of them, so we have no
complaint to offer. Our remarks
are about the folks of the commun-
ity in general of which we are
one; we take no credit for saying
what we have said, because it took
the thoughtfulness of someone else
to remind US to do so. We repeat,
that because the preacher is al
ways at hand; because he is there
at all times to be called upon by
one and all when needed;-any of
us might be most unhappy indeed,
if loved one died and there was
MT a single living preacher around
for us to get to conduct the funer-
al rites, a procedure that is the
heritage of centuries of communal
living.
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, who under the pretense of religion
lambast their honest neighbors
outside. There are folks in the
best of churches who pray and sing
loud, with their eyes piously half
closed so they can the better spot
neighbours wife and figure the
best way of getting her out for
ride the next evening, or how
he can cook up a deal that will skin
the fellow sitting alongside him.
Now all of these things keep a
lot of people away from the church
but even if fellow doesn't go to
church, and feels no need for its
comforting influence to prop him
up as he totters lazily along life's
way, he ought to chip in some
thing to keep the preacher going.
If in his heart he hasn't the 1--we
and desire to jump in and help the
preacher, or to even encourage him
by occasionally warming bench
during preaching service, he ought
to once a year at least, dispense
a little of that precious metal OF
the lovely green whose delightful
tinkle or silky rustling maketh
glad hearts the world around.
The preacher spends a lot of
time preparing himself for his ca!-
ling. What if few of them never
make the grade? We see a lot more
jack-leg carpenters messing up
wood and we see numerous bum
automobile experts who only make
your car a bigger repair job for
the next shop you tow it to. And
We gods, the painters who would
have you believe they are painters.
The preacher usually comes from
a poor family and has to work his
way through school, another proof
of his zeal, and further that his
youth fortunately lacked an avenue
to lead his life to waste. He usually
marries early; who wouldn't, sur
rounded as he is in church work
with so many nice decent girls;
and too often they have big fami-
ly, having scruples of course
against doing things done by so
many others to limit their off
spring.
The preacher comes into a COM
munity to be a leader and teacher
of the people, especially those
people of his own faith who bring
him there under the promise that
he will be paid a decent livelihood.
He may be of one faith, yet he
serves all people, whether they
have any faith whatever. He has
to live in a decent house, he has to
dress well enough to maintain the
dignity of his calling in any home
in the community; his children
must be well clothed and not made
ashamed among other children
even of the richest and stingiest
parishioner, some of whom make
life miserable for the preachers
child, call him a ''goody-goody,"
and poke fun at the strait-laced-
ness of his life.
People who never send a dime
to church the whole year to en-
courage the minister, instantly
think of him when they get steam
ed up on a spring night and decide
the future of the whole world de-
ponds on their sleeping together
forever. Death sweeps a damp hand
across a whole household, but
never strikes the bereaved so low
they don't think first thing of
preacher to come with comfort as
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I Bash Baxter at Square Hill Greek
Ladies night is being planned in
May by the Cartwheel Club of Cat
fish Corner, date to be announced
later.
Miss Awtopsie Alexander Of
Crab Cove spent the week end
with Miss Oxalis Owens of Foggy
Bottom.
Miss Bushibelle Brinn of Gar
Greek, and Miss Larkileen Lewis
of Bay Level are visiting Miss
Mandoleen Mann.
Grafonola Green and Hexagon
Hooper are making great prepare
tons to go ceiling soon. They are
two of the smartest fishermen in
this region.
A group of Catfish Corner peo-
pie are planning to organize a
Whittlers Club. They declare no
other town should be ahead of Cat
fish Corner.
Miss Quota Dudley of Cat Cove
has recently become engaged to
Mr.. Fustilug Foster of Catfish
Corner according to announcement
of the parents.
Miss Honey Bee Beasley of Gar
Creek and Miss Sarabella Sutton
of High Bush have been spending
several days here visiting friends.
Miss Glisserene Gibbs and Miss
Penice Payne have returned home
with them.
Miss Tootsie Tucker and Miss
Peoria Potter, Miss Pencie Rose
Perry and Miss Pinkie Perry play
ed bridge Tuesday night at the
home of Miss Tucker.
Miss Toastie Mae Tillett and
Miss Tizziegig Tillett, Miss Min
orca Miller and Miss Simbellina
Sykes have returned from a shop
ping trip to Belhaven.
Bistro Beasley, champion week.
ender, manager of the Hal Fass
Fish Co. has been closed all week
sick. Firkin Fulcher and Griskin
Griffin have been running a mar
ket for several days.
Plimson Marks, King of the Ro-
val Sons of Catfish Corner an
nounces the election of officers and
other business will be held Friday
night, April 4th. All members are
invited, particularly those in ar
rears.
Miss Consolena Carter, Catfish
Corners poet, who wrote the fs-
nous song "You Are My Heart
ache" has recently written anoth-
er one. 1t is entitled moon Under
Heartache Bridge" in honor of
Catfish Corner.
Bastinado Berry of Crab Cove
and Galligaskin Gray of Wide Spot
are reported to have led all the
fishermen last week. Usually the
leading fishermen are Downunder
Dunbar and Whippo Whambo Will
lis. The latter have had hard luck
since losing a lot of their nets in a
crap game during Christmas week.
The newly organized Freeload-
ers Club is planning to build a
shack for their meeting place at
one end of the Heartache Bridge
near Gar Creek. The Freeloaders
Club is group Of young minded
people, ages 80 to 80 that plans to
pep up the social life of Gar Creek.
They thought Heartache Bridge is
a good place to locate their club,
because it has always been famous
as counting place where every
body had a good time. Some of the
younger people don't like the idea
of having their place invaded
thusly.
The Lemonade Society of Saint
ly Sauls Church held its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday night at
the home of Mrs. Esau A. Byrd at
the Parsonage. The President, Mrs.
Cardemus Cooper presided; the
Secretary, Miss Shalimar Shannon
called the roll. The treasurer, Mrs.
Goralog Gibbs, made the financial
report. Several delightful games
were played and delicious refresh
ments were served. Everyone def
nitely had good time. The subject
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MIDDLEToWN NEWS

Cpl. Sherwood ]. Selby, Mrs.
Dennis Selby, Mrs. Hugh McKen-
ney, and Colleen visited Miss
Camilla Selby in Vanceboro Fri
day. Miss Selby accompanied them
back.
Miss Alice Montgomery and
Marian Wingo of Richmond, Va,
visited the Selby's and McKen-
ney's last week end.
Mrs. Lille Cox, Mrs. Joe Cox
and Richard, spent Wednesday
night in Washington with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie Rowls.
Miss Joy Spencer of Raleigh
spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Spencer.
Mrs. Thaxton Selby and Wade
spent Friday in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mckinney
and Colleen, Alice Montgomery,
Marion Wingo, Camilla Selby, and
Cpl. Sherwood Selby, were the din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Selby Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mann,
jamie Mann, and Julia Cox were
the Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mann in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes Lupton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cuthrell visited
Mrs. Lille Cox Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huron Gibbs, Mrs.
Kate Burrus, George T. Gibbs,
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Spate and C. w. Burlus, Jr., at
tended the funeral of Charlie Full
cher Saturday at Manns Harbor.
Mrs. Ella Gibbs is spending
some time in New York with Mr..
and Mrs. Chalner Jennette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyler Cox visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mckinney San-
day.
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/ Rich Americans go to Europe to
get culture and cultured Euro
peans come to America to get
themselves rich.
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of study was "Our Duty to Our
New Neighbors and Allies of the
North Pole" The next meeting will
be at the home of the president.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

INDIAN HEAD-2-story stucco. 8
lot. Price. $1,000.
INDIAN HEAD mod bungalows
on nice lots. Priced at $4,000
for both
NANJEMOY-New home with gar,
> b.r.. near schools. SS.925.
NANJEMOY-1l2 y STORY with 9 b.r.,
double gar and outbldgs.. on 1s4-
INDIAN HEAD-MARBURY. beauti-
full new home with large l.r.. , b.r..
bsmt. Price reduced to $500 for
quick sale
POTOMAC HEIGHTS-INDIAN HEAD
$500 full price and S32 a mo.
buys a home in this Coop.
LYMAN c. DELE. INC, Indian
Head. 1902 or 1851, ST. $500.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
BETHESDA
KENWOOD AREA

Attractive new group of ramblers and
Cape Gods containing two. three and
fou' bedrooms. All have center halls,
large living room. separate dining
room. equipped kitchens and large
lots Some with garages and porches.
Near schools and transp. Excellent
financing.
$4,000 TO $29,50
OPEN EVERY DAY, IL TILL DARK
Directions: From D. C. line. out Wis
consin ave. to first trafic light and
Springfield; or out River I'd. Ia
milea past D. c. line.
VIM. O. Cooley & Son
Builders and Developers
DI. 1881 Ewes, OIL. T179
Evening star., 1952-11-02

BETHESDA
PARKWOOD
4703 EDGEFIELD RID.
Outstanding. is this new brick ram
bier. large living room with fireplace,
) bedrooms. good sized kitchen with
dishwasher, disposal and table space.
Full basement has fireplace. laree
windows, outside entrance and toilet
gas heat Short walk. to. new ele-
mentarv and parochiai schools.
OPEN l TO 3
Directions: Out Wis. ave. past Naval
Hospital to Cedar lane. right to
Parkwood dr.. left to Franklin, right
one block to Edgefield rd. to property.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
Margaret ]. Dunkley
OIL. $500. Realtor. sH. 2641.
BETHESDA, NEW HOMES
RAMBLERS
Three bedrms., tile bath. fully equip.
kit, lge, A-acre lots Only Sill $50.
2-STORY COLONIAL
Three bedrms.. tile bath. liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit. and full bsmt. Only $14,950.
MODEL HOME
At $500 Lone Oak DR..
Directions: Out Old Georgetown rd.
to Lone Oak DIR. g mi. from Bank
OF Bethesda, turn right 3 blks. to
model home
BENSINGER BROS.
WI. 2736 OR. 464O
Evening star., 1952-11-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ASSUME 4es. 25-YEAR GI LOAN
$1,000 down. Mod. det. brick.
bedrms., GE kit. bsmt. Priced right.
Easy terms. OWNER. LO. 4-7662
Evening star., 1952-11-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BETHESDA BUNGALOW
OPEN

wALB S.1oc,II To ggS. Us lo1ade PgBLIc AND
Prewar brick and frame 2-bedroom
home on attractively HANDICAPPED
level lot. Spacious liv. rm.. din. rm.,
equipped kit. full bsmt., auto heat;
excellent condition. Reasonably
priced; Mr; Wo1dard on, on premises.
To reach b! (nfcnu cnt conn sS ave- 10 East.
West hwy; left to Chelton rd. (Be-
thesda-Ch. Ch. H. 81; right on
Chelton rd,. blbs to Chase ave. !:
right l blk. to Lynnbrook dr.; left
on Lynnbrook to Chestnut; left to
EARL T. WRIGHT. Exclusive Realtor
WI RQll. eNes WI 1850
Evening star., 1952-11-02
TAKOMA PARK, OPEN 1-6
BRICK CAPE COD
4 BEDRMS 1M RATHS

NEAR PARocHIAI SCHOOL,
on spacious corner lot, this almost
new Cape Cod brick Is a atand-out
in the neighborhood. Features lse.
bedrnis., lge. lfv. rm. w/firepl. and
over-sized side scr. porch. biz,
bright de luxe kit panelcd hsmt.,
garage. . blks to schools. blk.
to bus and stores. Vacant. I'm.
med poss. To sec, drive out N Il.
ave. ext to Auburn ave. Il blk, past
2nd trafic light after you pass d C.
line), left to Elm and left to 500.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
BANNOCKBURN

6ATNNOChoOf
COOPERATIVE, INC.
1904 BANNOCKBURN DIR.
BETHESDA ID. Oliver 4452.
Out Macarthur blvd. to Bannockburn
DIR. "a mile beyond Glen Echo.
BETHESDA-$3,5 500 DOWN
8 BEDROOMS, 112 BATHS
Modern brick Colonial home in ex-
cellent condition: center hall plan;
ly v r% eoS with k,fsSea gspaes and din nowder T%
rm. on lst. floor; 3 bedrooms up.
stairs; porch, full bsmt.. we'll land
scaped lot; quiet street near schools
and transportation; immediate pos
session. ONCE open Sunday.
Town & Suburban, OR. 9400
Bethesda Chevy Oh. Values
$50. .9S0-White brk, and stone. slate
roof. 6 rms. @ bedrmS.). full bsmt..
Screened porch. garage. fireplace.
level fenced lot; near Public Health
$22,700 - 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
rambler; fine, convenient location:
super de luxe kit. includes lge. deep.
SIC, 5oo-IEe. brk. Colonial: slate
fireplace. bar. screened porch ga
rage lovely wooded lot; owner wants
offer
S34. Colonial. near
Kenw ood Country Club; 3 extremely
lge. bedrms.. : baths on second a.
den and Law. on lst a.
S45 .000-Huge new split-level home
in a verv exclusive location. near
Columbia Country Club; liv, rm
approx 14x24, separate din rm.,
paneled library. huge kit. Of tomor-
garage, lovely lot with SS-ft. front
age FRANK S. PHILLIPS WI
7007: ewes. call OIL. 5709. 3
Evening star., 1952-11-02
ExcLUsIvE-H1LLANDALE

EXCLUSIVE-HILL
OPEN SUNDAY dark
brick, new condition, ideal
for entertaining and large family:
Patio off dining room. porch on
living room. electric kitchen, GE
dishwaSher, 15-ft. formica sink.
paneled den, powder room. 3-large
bedrms., 3 baths; 3rd Il. finished;
bsmt. with " bath: 2-car garage.
Beautiful setting, 70 acre. Conyen-
lent to bus. schools. and shopping.
CO. S545 or oil. 2SO6.
Kinks REALTY .Go;; REALTORS
Evening star., 1952-11-02

De EIHEODA
1913 BRADMOOR DR..
This attractive brick Cape Cod house
has had many features added to 1t
Now the owner must sell this. 81
bedrm.. living rm., dinette modern
kitchen, bath home for a larger place.
Screened porch. fenced rear yard.
BUT BEST OF ALA GI loan Of
4eo can be assumed
OPEN SUN, 1875
Directions: Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd
to Greentree rd.. left to Bradmoor
DIR. and our open sign. Mr.. Boil
or ST. 1900.
JAMES l.. DIXON & co.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

ROCK CREEK HILL-S3s,hO0. has
1st trust of $4,000. 3 bedrms.,
nursery, 3 baths; b.-i. gar; recr.
rm.; maids rm.: half-acre lot. .
Bethesda-S22, 500: $4,000 cash; bal.
1st trust. 3 bedrms., large living
rm.. fireplace, de luxe kitchen; de-
tached garage; large lot.
Gaithersburg-S11 $50: New ram
bier, 3 bedrms.; S2.95Q down.
conditio1 bsdrms' new oil
heat; $500 down payment.
Kensington-S13.95 $50. Assume Gl
loan. 2 bedrms,. exp. End floor'
recr rm.; $1,000 down payment.
Country store. 5-rm. bath apt. over
doing $1,000 per mo. plus in:
come. P.O. $4,000 plus stock and
washington Grove - S9,a5O with
ST 500 down payment. 3 bedrms..
large livins. ,rm.; dining rm.. large
kitchen, bath: large lot.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO,
LO, 5-0357 LO. 4-O144.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

11a BATHS-$18,950
10001 BROOKMOOR DIR.
Brick Colonial home, z twin-sized
rm.. with fp., din. rm,, kit, with
table space, lge. screened porch. full
bsmt. with outside entr.; located on
beautiful A-acre Handicapped lot. To
reach Out Colesville rd. to Old
Bladensburg rd (Four Corners).
right to st. Lawrence, left to Brook
moor dr., right to house.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

3 BEDRMS., 11a BATHS
1908 CHURCHILL RID.
Priced at $1s.95O, desirable financing
and low down payment may be ar
ranged. Powder room on 1st fir,
lge. liv. rm. with fp., din. rm.. lge.
side porch, full bsmt.; Anchor
fenced lot. Conv. to parochial and
public schools. transp. To reach:
Out Ga. ave. to Dexter ave. left to
Greeley, left to Churchill. right to
house.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

Bedrm. or Den and "a Bath Isl. Fl,
Cape Cod. on wide level lot with
spacious bedrms. and bath up, liy.
rm. with firepl.. din, rm.. screened
porch: 2-car gar; full bsmt.. h.-w. h.
Owner transferred. Terms. S23,95O.
EARL T. WRIGHT, WI. 5000, OIL
Evening star., 1952-11-02
BANNOCKBURN
CO-OPERATORS
ANNOIJNCE

Cooperative of a. Homes
Green Park Co-operators
To be built in the Bannockhurn CO.
op Community and financed by FHA
under Section 213 of Natl. Housing
Act
Rambler and Cape Cod types of 8.
z and rooms to be comparatively
owned. Down payments for Z and
s rooms, S2.45n to S3.S00. Only
Is openings left.
OFFICE open Saturday, $50 to g;
Sunday, IL to 8,
Evening star., 1952-11-02

TAKOMA PARK-OPEN 1-6 PM.
BRICK BUNGALOW
WITH EXPANSIBLE ATTIC
pandins % Then % this win suit. % Con-
tajns . bedrms.. plus attic made
into q 3rd bedrm. with space for q
4th; extra lge. side scr. porch: full
bsmt. with outside entr.: spacious
kit. Level lot with a wealth OF
shopping close by. Catholic school
and church within 3 blks. Drive
out N. H.. ave. past D. c, line. to
End traffic light. left on Ethan Allen
ave. to AL Call SH. ll03.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUNDAY, 3 TO B
10016 RAYNOR RD.
E1 H00 DOWN

Modern detached brick home: 3 bed
rms. dining rm.; bsmt., gas heat;
large yard; vacant; $16,950. Direc-
tions: Out Georgia ave. to Forest
Glen rd., right to Tenbrook dr., left
to Raynor rd. JAMES CARR, Realtor.
EX. 7400. WO. 90S0. .
OPEN SUN. Takoma Park-Brick
front Colonial in excellent condi-
tion. Good sized liv. rm.. din. rm.
and kit. on 1st floor and 8 bed
rms. on End floor. Full bsmt., lge.
lot. S16,250, excel. terms
To reach: Out Georgia ave-. right
on Piney. Branch. left on Takoma
ave, right on Baltimore ave. to
1906. BAINUM REAL ESTATE. JU.
H-19OO.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
GIENNGONT pAPGAIN

Assume Gil loan. 2-yr.-old brick
rambler. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. Ell,
equip. kit. tiled bath. full bsmt.;
near super hwy. REGULAR bus serv-
ice: school blks. Owner needs
$500 cash Assume S10,500 Az
mortgage. payable ST. per mo. Call
Evening star., 1952-11-02

WOODMOOR-$18,250
1913 LYNMOOR DIR.
Desirable 3-bedrm. brick rambler, lge.
3 spacious bedrms.. tiled bath, full
bsmt.: Handicapped lot. located in
beautiful section of Woodmoor; conv
to public and parochial schools.
Priced at SlS,250. To reach: Out
Colesville I'd. (past Four Cornerst to
Lorain ave, bear right to Pierce dr.,
left to Eastmoor. right on Eastmoor
about two blocks and bear left to
Lynmoor DIR. to 1913.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
OPEN SUN. 2-DARK

Directions: Out Ga. ave-, continuing
on Viers Mill rd. to END of shopping
center, then left ? blks. to Middle
I'd. and left to 1908 Middle rd. and
Open" house
Evening star., 1952-11-02

TAKOMA PARK-OPEN l-6
BUNGALOW-$13,950,
BEST BUY IN THE AREA
7112 Poplar ave.-Newly decorated.
this spacious nome with 4 lac.
rooms is an outstanding purchase.
Firepl, family sized din. rm.. lRe.
kit. with elee. rance. front porch,
full dry bsmt.. Venetian blinds:
to bus, stores and school. Drive
out N. H. ave. past d c. line. to
1st traffic light Poplar ave,l. left
to "Onen" sign. Call SH. llO3.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
BETHESDA"
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
Three-Bedroom Rambler
Low DOWN PAYMENT
Delightful modern all-brick rambler
located in one of Bethesda's finest
sections; you will be pleasantly
surprised at the generous rms, Ultra
modern kit. and other quality extras
too numerous to mention. 200
cash will handle. PRICED TO
BLITZ & COMPANY MA 6397
Evening star., 1952-11-02
GARRETT PARK

OhHHE FANh =.
Brand-new. bedrms., very lge. liv.
rm., dining area. de luxe kit. bsmt, /;
lge wooded lot. lovely neighborhood.
Chevy Chase bus at door. School
around corner. S14.950: So. 900
cash 1900 Strathmore ave. Turn
west mi. off Conn. ave. on
Knowles ave. at Kensington.. Priced
low because you buy directly from
nMnar Ill Sol 90
Evening star., 1952-11-02
RAFFETL, REAL, ESTATE

RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
REALTOR-SH. 1903.
VIERS MILL VILLAGE
2-bedrm. spotless home; large fenced
corner lot low down payment, as
sumo GI loan. Open ! o'clock. Di-
rections Randolph rd. to Charles
ST., right to cor. SigSbee. M.
SHOEMAKER, Jr.. LO. 5-10S2.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
HOUSES FOR sAlE-MD.

washington, D. G. y
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1882
Evening star., 1952-11-02

RI T. WRIGHT. Exclusive Realtol
WI. 5000; ewes, WI. 1856.
Evening star., 1952-01-05
HOUSES FURNISHED

1919 OAK VIEW DRIVE, Silver
Spring, Md.-3-bedrm. brick home;
gas heat; imm. occiIp. Call ME. 5402.
ARL., vA.-2 bedrms.. gas heat, Ben
dix; S125: conv. to Pentagon. 5114
So. 18th st. OW. 1880, IS
GREEN MEADOWS, MD.-2-bedrm.
bungalow with yard; hot-air oil heat;
washing machine: Sl25 mo-: avail.
after Jan. /. Call after 8 pm. AP.
a1s 9th ST. SEC rms. kit. and
bath a bedrms9: Oil h heat; SIPS mo.
1853: MR.. RONES, Or 5I22. IS
A43S GARRISON ST. NM bed
rms, 2 baths; with attached ga
rage; located of Wis. ave. at D. c.
.;.ns line; Sace month sa1I, c GOntast Ssa M Mt
e...s;Mp p'w; srEEi, MA; IleGi RELIANT home ~S 10.
Gated In Fairfax County, Va. Avail
able for immed. occupancy. Chill
dren and pets accepted. Car pool
available for Navy Annex employees.
Sl05 mo. Call Mrs. Carl, GIL, 2100.
HYATTSVILLE-Modern 7-rm. home;
piano. Bendix. dble. gar, fenced,
nr. schools. churches. UN. 1174.