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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-08-08

her home here.
Ivey Hooper of Norfolk spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Hooper.
Ebert Hooper of Norfolk spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Frances Hooper.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-08-08

Am three DID, double floor bath with tub
bedrooms dining sitting and Delivery
rented at satisfactory purchaser wishes
continue to rent
orire in writing addressing p O. Box 422 Mnteo N c.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01

Sentence Sermons
BY REV. FRANK CLARENCE LOWRY FOR AMP

s. This two-faced Ananias and
Sapphira trick is still holding fair
sway, and continuation of its in
diligence will reduce many a
Nation to mere clay.
8. There are evidences all about
us that, only true brotherhood
and love are going to stand, and
only our sincere approach to
these will save ourselves and our
land.
10. Since Christ is the vine and
we are the branches, He who
would enjoy the rich fruit of this
vine, must follow diligently the
Blessed Masters example and
holy design.
IL. God wants all or nothing;
not your money or your life
but your money and your life -
that He might make you an heir
and with Him to live forever
on heavenly fare.
IL. God and Mammon just do
not mix; Satan can be followed
in any kind of a way but to
represent Christ's Kingdom, one
must be wholeheartedly, long
suffering and sincere, and credit
10 His Kingdom every day.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
End Ebenezer

Sunday was a very high day
in our church. The pastor was
feeling much better and preach
ed a very soul stirring sermon.
His subject was, "It pays to serve
Jesus" Sunday is the 1st Sunday
and we are expecting a large
crowd all day. Sunday School,
Gas, Love Feast, IL o'clock am.
Holy Communion after the
7 o'clock pm. service.
The work has stopped due to
the lack of money. DR.. BARLEY is
asking all members to please pay
as much on your pledge as you
can each Sunday. DR.. BARLEY is
going to our mother church the
second Sunday night after service
and he is asking all of his street
friends to please meet him there
We are hoping to have a great
time that night. Don't forget to
be there at 9 pm.
DR.. BARLEY is slightly better
and the church along with he and
Mrs. BARLEY wish to thank his
many friends for being SO kind
to them.
Dr. w. o. Barley, pastor
Mrs. Nellie Graves, reporter
The Miami times., 1952-03-01

/. Science has we'll named it
as inscribed above, and with it the
Bible is in perfect accord.
2. The Scientific note is: that
two bodies cannot occupy the
same place at the same time; on
this the Bible throws even great
er light with a similar design.
8. It states emphatically, mo
servant can serve two masters;
for either he will hate the one,
and love the other; or else he will
hold to the one and despise the
other"
4. But man has so colored his
religion that appears to be an ad-
dition, turns out to be subtrac-
ton.
5. He who would attempt TO
make his religion and worldly
things mix, only aids his adver-
sary to hurry him into a sad fix.
6, The phariseeS and scribes in
this net were ensnared, and from
that time to this, Christianity has
been impaired.
z. But stubborn man needs yet
to learn that this sort of thing
cannot be done :. that Man cam
not serve both God and Mammon.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
Orthodox Church
On Goodwill Tour
To Homestead

On Sunday, February II, the
churches of the southern juris-
diction of the African Orthodox
Church, with their combined
congregations, motored to Home
stead to render assistance to the
little mission in that city.
Upon arrival in that city the
group was received by the Rev.
Gerald Finley with great en-
thusiasm. The group also enjoyed
successful program headed by
Cannon Charles F. Cooper, and as
sisted by other members of the
clergy, including Obadiah Barr,
FIR. Harold Sweeting, FIR. George
Newbold and Rev. Charles Sands.
The members of this clergy and
the congregations as whole wish
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
St. James A. NJ. E.

Rev. j. B. Blackwell, pastor
One of the most inspiring ser
mons heard in many Sundays was
heard on Sunday morning at st.
James. Rev. Blackwell preached
from the 3rd chapter of Acts, 9th
verse. He very vividly pictured
Mans Characteristics. Some of
the striking points he made were
''Man by nature is helpless, is a
beggar and has bodily infirma-
ties, Jesus never sought the
strong, but those who needed
help and those who were handi-
capped in health" Health is bet
ter without money than money
without health for with health
we can make money, but we can't
always take money and get
health.
The members of one of the
adult classes of Dorsey high
evening school, Mrs. w. H. jam
ison, instructor, along with their
wives, friends and children wor-
shipped at the morning service.
They were loud in their praises
of the spiritual service. After
service this group partook of an
mid-afternoon snack at the home
of their instructor.
At the evening service, the
Rev. j. B. Blackwell used as his
theme, "Good Looks" He depict
ed the five "looks" namely, look
ing backward, looking forward,
looking downward, looking up
ward and looking inward.
When you are in need of spiri-
tual food, visit the Friendly
Church, st. James.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
ST. Paul A. Nj. E.

DR.. r. A. Jackson, the friendly
pastor of st. Paul AME Church,
recently returned from well de-
served trip to Charleston, S. c.,
to attend the Bishops Council of
the AME Church which convened
the goth to the 22nd of February.
Much credit was reflected upon
the vast and august group of
some of Americas best people,
who met in session from all parts
of the world. The church is
marching on, and is assisting all
other religious bodies in putting
over a Three-fold manly pro-
gram of Body, Soul and Spirit.
We hail with high honor the, re-
spect given our Bishops, General
Officers. and Candidates for the
Bishopric.
Regular services will be con-
Quoted Sunday all day. Sunday
School at $50 am; Allen Chris
tian Endeavor League at 6 pm;
Morning worship at II am. and
sermon; evening worship at 7. DR..
Jackson will preach at both SER
vices.
The completion of the side walls
of our church will begin next
week or So We who are taking
the lead in the activities of st.
Paul are anxious to do our part
and we are cooperating with our
pastor. the stewards and trus-
tees. We are asking each men,
Der and friend to continue the
very splendid and loyal support
that has been given in the past
and present. The pastor is urging
all the members to be present at
the services all day. Holy Com
munion will be administered at
both services. Don't miss the
beautiful service.
Mrs. Iona Cook. reporter
The Miami times., 1952-03-01

The 22nd annual session of the
Atlantic Coast Baptist Association
met with the st. James Baptist
Church, Rev. j. L. Johnson, Feb
ruary 21-24. The Introductory
program, rendered on Wednes-
day evening, was very spicy. Ad-
dresses of welcome were given by
Mrs. J. Mcdonald, Rev. N. F.
Clark, Rev. H. E. S. Reeves and
Rev. I. c. Mickins. The st James
and Temple choirs, and the
Famous Echoes of Zion Chorus of
S.. Matthew's, sang for the oc-
casion, and Mrs. J. c. johnson was
mistress of ceremonies.
The entire session was harmon
ious, and spiritual fervor ran
high to the very close. All of the
churches in the district were rep
resented. The program was full,
and each one played well his part.
stirring messages were delivered
oy the speakers. and the various
choirs did justice to the occasion.
The association sent a donation
of 5000 to Florida Memorial Col
lege and the Women's department,
under the leadership of Mrs. l.
c. Bingham, raised the quota for
the educational drive in the State
Convention.
Among the visitors were: DR..
]. A. F. Finlayson, president of
the Florida State Baptist Con-
vention, Inc; DR.. w. N. Zanders,
representative from Florida Nor
NAL College; Mrs. L. A. Moran,
Rev. H. M. G.. Mcdonald, Rev. G.
A. Humes, Rev. w. McQuester,
and a delegation from the Color
ed Wesleyan Methodist Confer
ence.
Those elected are: Rev. L. A.
Thompson, moderator; Rev. D. A.
Pinder, first vice moderator; Rev.
I. c. Mickens, second; Rev. E. J.
Clark, third; Rev. J. A. King, fl
nancial secretary; Rev. p. B. He
rout, recorder; Rev. ]. L. Johnson,
treasurer; Rev. Joseph Smith, ex-
positor; Rev. H. w. Moss, statiS-
tician; Rev. T. Taylor and Rev.
J. Clark, missionaries; Rev. j. H.
Johnson, chairman of the execu-
tive board. For the women: Mrs.
I. G.. Bingham, president; Mrs.
Lillian Ferguson, vice president;
Mrs. J. H. johnson, secretary;
Mrs. ]. c. Johnson, treasurer; Mrs.
D. A. Pinder, missionary; Mrs. E.
J. Clark, assistant secretary. For
he Ministers and Deacons'
Wives: Mrs. D. A. Pinder, chair
man; Mrs. ]. c. Johnson, co-chair-
man; Mrs. E. j. Clark, secretary;
Mrs. D. Hudson, treasurer.
Rev. ]. A. King closed the ses-
sion with a very impressive mes
sage Sunday evening, in the pres
ence of a large attendance. The
Association meets with Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, Homestead, Rev.
H. w. Moss, pastor, in 1858.
Mr.. P. Bonivy, our obliging
district usher, played his part
very nicely throughout the ses-
sions.
Rev. P. B. Herout, secretary,
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
NOTICE

There will be Song Fest at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, corner of
9th st. and 3rd ave., March 8 at
$50 pm. Choirs from different
churches will participate. You
are cordially invited to come and
enjoy an afternoon of songs.
The affair is sponsored by the
Pulpit Club. 80
Rev. E. T. Graham, pastor
Sis. Jeroline Bager, Pres,
The Miami times., 1952-03-01

Temple-ites are reminded to be
at Communion service at 3 pm.
and at the others for the day. Re-
member the carpenters will be
with us next week we must
get ready for them Sunday.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
St. Matthew And
Temple Notes

At the morning worship on
Sunday there will be preaching
and Covenant Meeting. Members
are urged to be present at this
impressive service, and visitors
are welcome.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
THANKS

The members and friends of the
Sampsonite Board of st. James
AME- Church wish to thank
everyone who helped to make
their tea Sunday at the Lord CAL
vert hotel success.
Ida Mae Wright, Pres.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
Bethel A. M. E.

The services at the Greater
Bethel AME Church on last Sun
day were very high. The famous
choir No. 2 and the Gospel Choir
of the church served morning and
evening. Our pastor, DR.. William
F. Ball, who is Florida's candi-
date for the Bishopric, returned
from the Bishops Council, which
convened in Charleston, S. c.,
gave US some highlights on the
meeting.
Our guest speaker last Sunday
were DIR. A. Wayman Ward of
Chicago, ILL.,, and Candidate for
the Bishopric and DR.. Frank
jerks, P. E. of the Daytona
Beach District. Both ministers
delivered great sermons. DR.. J..
Frank Ponder and his congrega-
zion from Ebenezer Methodist
Church came in after service to
help the Ball for Bishop Boosters
Club. DIR. Ponder, and his people
raised 500 in this service. The
pastor and members of Bethel
are very grateful to them for this
help.
COMMUNION SUNDAY
Sunday, March End will be holy
communion day. DR.. w. F. Ball
will deliver the communion SER
mon at IL am. and will preach
Sunday evening at 7. Every mem
Der of the church is asked to
present at both services. DR..
Ball is a great preacher, you
should hear him Sunday. Choir
No. l will sing in the morning
and choir No. 2 will sing at night.
All SteWardesses are asked to
be in your places at 1O:45.
Bethel church is known as the
holy ghost headquarters. Come to
church where the spirit of
Christ lives. The polite ushers will
meet you at the door with warm
welcome.
All members of the Busy Bee
Club will meet at the parsonage
Sunday at 5 pm. Class meeting
tuesday night, 7:45. You and your
friends are welcome.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01

Rev. N. F. Clark, pastor of St.
Mattehw's, will administer the
Lords Supper at the evening
worship. You are invited always.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01

to express thanks and apprecia-
ion to pastors from other de-
nominations who assisted in max
ing the program success.
The Miami times., 1952-03-01
A.C.S. Association
Holds Fine Session

was missing from the meeting be-
cause of illness. He is still at Mt.
Sinai hospital, Miami Beach.
Evening star., 1952-03-21
MlscEL. FOR SAFE lcont.l

sToyE: s2.; 2.,,a size, a sss. % oven n. control
sH' ssM 95aS. sSnii'l0n' s4o q pcs. -ss Sssf
ssss: So oT best osT a.ni5s Can sIie sE
sfOVEE-white porcelain; fun size
Insulated; table top. AP. 4sla;
stove, electric, postwar az model,
Kelvinator;. good cond.; $50. Call
Co. 1888. to pm. -22 .
GOOD condition. Ii. S-6sli. -23
rAPE REC0RDER - Eicor, model
1000: $500 JE. 2-s728. 23 :,
1ELEvISION. brand-new. almost all
Prices. rL J1. s.sSSs. ss 3 I'll 3. SILVER lt YER
SPRING GAS q ELECTRIC CO, ga
rEaEEVfsfoN-RcA.. rEaEVVff ffSsN Admiral &c;
up to. sos on; terms. KITS.
4ksiiS 4kEgvisIoN. s 81 nm New. 17-in. console,
su1,Sat DGM,eSnt. lSss fSla de1rs; % Fsg s4ss; %
TELEvisI0N. 20 in. brand new 1859
model: must sell for cash or take
smaller set in trade; "a; $500.
brc.d si 0Fsnds e. ss sso excellent dsa
on new sets. Easy credit terms.
Free home demons. before buying;
S. 4 s. ls44 Il s.. ne. Ii. s-s545.
Ii 3-6060,
EELEViSION-Deep prices on our
entire floor stock. Some with radio
photographs. Standard makes.
JORDANS, corner 18th and q SITS.
NV. Open evenings. I'll
TELEVISION, 2Q-in. console Muntz;
mahog.; less than ] yr. old. Call
IA. 2-4247 after $50 pm. .--22.
Nv, 10-in., GE, mahog. console, S56;
7-in. Mot. Tv. S29.50: both excel.
cond. JE. 2-2186. -2l
TELEVISION - WESTINGHOUSE; table
model, $75: typewriter, Royal, port
able, $50. NO. S0S4.
EELEVISION-121a 1a-in. Teletone: good
Teception; S75 or best offer. Ii.
6-4531. --23
Evening star., 1952-03-21
RooMs HOUSEKEEPING

1850 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Newly dec
Good location and transp. Also
4is iissp;as ssS 81 81. s.w., ,arr.. frt. rm.,
refgr.. sink, range; $40 wk.: 2 rms.
$ddsa;s Adults with good habits. NE
1S2I COLUMBIA RID. NW.-2 rms, m
sinks. bot plate. .refgr. semipyt.
Sa'a eiris z pssi sssn iS6 bu sofa wees o 50E
sl47 Z 81. N.M;--LEs; fIont STUDIO
rm.. rT ssfgr.. saE TadiS;s S;ssIv' Iv' ss1. a Small
and Library Of Congress-Two at
trecttve dhle. rms; kit. and laundry
priyils., refSr; II, 3-s911. pa
Furnished studio room; private bath.
FAfRM6NT sT.-Empioyed couple;
bedrm.. and sitting rm., share kit.
and bath In pvt. home. co. 39ss.
18th AND n. i. N.E.-Two-rm. a. apt.
next to bath, bright kit, stove,
refsr.. etc. Free phone. AID. Sl6S.
1914 1ath ST. N.w.--Larse rm..
refgr., stove and sink. Empl. adults.
S11 80 per wk. Shown from B to 3.
5000 QUE ST. N.W.--single room.
irsnspopest,o srd 5lSSs aaunaTy aB gFiSsi gFiSsi sSpv
1461 n, I. AVE. N.W.--For one mid
dle.aged sober woman; utils. furn.;
walking distance to downtown. --22
TWO LARGE RMS. and kit. gentle-
men; 400 block Mass. ave. NV;
reasonable. Call Elk. 1880. --23
e410 PENNA, AVE. N.W.--Large rm..
TSnn!as EE s4oo orsssr Ss E gas lS1 lbSr1isidaire Gan
i44S MASS. AVE. N.W.-Larae front
rnn.:. End A.: .$14 wk.; for quiet
couple. Non drinkers. ME. s946.
SCOTT CIRCLE-Comfort lst d.
rn1. with refgr. and hot-plate; next
to bath: $40 wk., incl. utils. Gentle
C0EoRE6-ISvELY. 0Tdi E6. gsDvELY EGE. front
rms. with new range and refgr..
washing machine, ironing facilities.
storage space avail. Modern furfl.
and furnishings. Other rms. avail.
ssie. or dble. beds. FIX. 340S. JU.
RIM. in : nice
home; all privileges. 1853 Monroe
st. NV. ia. 1868 after 5.
Evening star., 1952-03-21
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLUMBIA RID. NV. 2OO1--Nice.
dining rin.. recr. rm. nv. co. 2493.
wALTER REED vIc.-Nice twin
oedrm.. home privileges. DELICIOUS
4sfs SSaisd ssh qa III. S..WRt.-Room Nv with s board
2 GOOD. home cooked meals each day:
WENDELL TEE. - we have Q few
vacancies In pleasant rms; excel.
lIIs msaIs, thnRSM tIhansRPS Tv; e.. Sl6 T Tk o4sE MRS
vacancies to share for young men
downtown; excellent meals, pleasant
home atmosphere. co. 616O
14O1 10th N.W.-Large dble. for men,
vacancy for girl; selective menus;
HONE sTiiSnPSSso FOE ELDERLY persons; nice
room: excellent meals; real home at
mosphere; refs. OR. 1928. 21s
ARL.-Close- Clarendon vacancy;
SCI. and. dbl. with excel. meals;
conv. to bus GIL. 21O6. --22
FOR EMPL. MOTHER and child. or
cple.--Twin- bedroom. private bath.
rgss Gei|d NaW Ssys HAMPsarFk njW sss sVE sa45 NV
A residential club with social fea-
lures for young ladies and men who
like. the best In atmosphere and
ladies; also vacancy for man. Phone
II Iat.s each r. re Teorn rnas6MM MpdeEste ee weekly
Men vins IL nome Soarans ySG gi oass saloy
Food the best, portions most gener-
Gus. Rates only $50 mo. 2230
Mass. ave. NV. ~
Evening star., 1952-03-21

TWO EMPLOYED ladies to share with
twin ttfi beds beds. Phone RA. e4l0 after
z weekdays. all day sun. 80
GIRL 31-30-~To share 6-room apt.
With others; Ss5 mo. AID S464,
TMO 1H EMrL. LADIES to share large
NV. apt: pvt. rm., unlin. phone; nT.
transp.; $50. so mo. DU. 6021 after 9.
4 OR 2 GIRLS bet. 25-35 70 share
connecstiss1at I sa ave. apt. CAN EN-. 5559s
aiter $3.50. ~, .
z slass sssts g sssnsDorssaioa. RaEias si
Yo5uiNG' WOMAN over so to share
cofnpletely. furn. apt, 5004 End st.
M ~ IA ANp laf7 roia ouisr lsks PAN aoth.f sirl
to share our modern, air-cond. apt;
yaIking distance downtown: refs.
oRE M YonNG ynS MAN 70 SHARE apart-
ment With twc othsrs; o1Ya Dupont Circle
Csos.sSsd;ENiAL ssss; LADY. over IS. to share
I-bedrm. apt; 18th and Park I'd.
vicinity; SO mo. Call after $50
IC6EGERfA2 I; ;ss III You've LADY, to % sssr.
apt; cony. transp. vicinity 18th
and Haryard NV; S3a per month.
|sETTnED eli ED YOUNG LADY. IL to as ~ t.
share 1-bedroonn apt: completely
furn.; good transp.; reas. AP. 454 0.
wARDarAN PARK vICrNITY-Bsau-
& tifuf 2-bedrfn. apt. to be shared with
reliable young woman. Call HO.
7b27. Friday after 8 p.m.: Saturday
BACHELOR to share new apartment
near Scott Circle: MI. S0S5. -26
|COL0RED, REFINED CRLE. to share
apt; ref. LU. 4-433S; Ext. phone,
|coLoRED--WILL SHARE MY a-RsI.
APT. with one other young lady.
/ NE. vicinity. Z. 4-4925. 24
Evening star., 1952-03-21
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

CHOW PUPPIES, black, red, of an
cfent and honorable lineage; win
deliver. Phone Daleview $3.50. -
COLLIE PUP, sable and white, ~
wykssa old. Axe reg: ewes. only. 81
GERMAN SHEPHERDS rUPs-s vks,
GID; female. SO; male. SIS. IA.
DOG SHOW. Fort Belyoir kennel
Club; Sunday, April g.. 1852. Wells
dats sasid faE House. nir,s March q Is closing
be procured at local pet shops and
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. q wfs.:
Axe eligible; settlers make gentle
pets and good watchdogs. OIL. 1880.
BEAGLEs ts), Axe. Q yrs, under l3
in, Rolcap Smokey and Linesman
blood; running good. KE. 3-4800.
PUPPIES. sired by
international champion Storm Cloud;
best OF bloodlines. Call AL. 1876.
HUSKY PUPPIES. 5 Wks.
old; Axe reg. Phone OR. 1907. --23
SPRINGER SPANIELS, 4
mos, large robust specimens. Axe
registered. IA. 5-6931. -23
BOXERS-Reg. Axe; excel. breed;
2, blazed faces: i black. 103 Madison
st. NV. No phone calls. please.
PUREBREED BOXER puppy wanted;
not over 3 mos. old; must have
papers. Call after IL. CO. 1887.
COCKER PUPPIES. male and female;
s wks. old; Axe reg. Reasonable.
Browning l67-J-6. 23'
Evening star., 1952-03-21
RooNs FURNIsHED-N.E.

|sGIK. RM. $50 mo-; sirl or woman
pref; cOnY. transp. 122 Tuckerlnan
|LGE. SUNNY, Isl d, front rm. Tor
enle, or db1e. occupancy; low rate:
CTiILLUM HEIGHTS, new hoiae;
master hedrn. with bath: K-4 bus
On corner; sinfle PERSON. GE. 1921.
LIGHT HousEKEEPING I'M. So ak.
Call AD. 0641; nicely furnished;
NICE FRONT NM. kit. priyils. # de-
sired, nr. 4th and 2. !. ave-. 215
Cromwell ter. co. 6S22. -29
COLORED--10l4 b. I. AVE. NE
; 3 double rms, twin beds, 2 with
aii rms. 81 bath; Single sirIs Of
as4s. s sSSD's-; So. 'ss-;7s7ssn. ss7sssn'D' = '00 Is. -
COLORED--LOvELY LGE. front rms.
with new range and refgr.. wash
Ing machine, ironing facilities: etOr-
age space avail; modern furn. and
furnishinges other rms. avail; eyle.
COLORED--ROOM FOR COUPLE or
single lady; cooking privileges: con-
yenient location. II. 3-3253. -22
COLOREp-668 cath ST. Me-
Bsfnt rin. and comp. .kitchenette for
emDl. cple.; suitable for light hskpg.
col OH oie ihefpc1-.sECoND rLOoR ln front;
privileges. II. 4-00T9. --23
Evening star., 1952-03-21
APARTMENTs UNFURNlsHED

GEORGETOWN-Efic. apt. S92 30
One-bedrm. apt. $99.5 Modern
bath and KIT: garbage disposal
util. tnci immsS. SDsess,s oceSpsneS: yea adults i
only: 10 inspect call LEO M.
sERNysyTEIE o% CO.. l4l5 I. st.
oHSicE%; e. LssffGl, sf bright s.esadrrm.
apt. S97. 30; Arlington. nr. Wash
and shopping; adults. oW. 6a6S.
1851 GIRARD ST, N.w.-Liy. rm..
bsdrm: bath. kit, tenant pays
HSlas1si aTfaRiss fss as.isess aiSsss: Ss sa saaS
ARLINGToN--April 4. 1-bedrm. q apt.
near Pentagon; quiet. middle-aged;
nf,,lp ne pets; no H.,Sa1 children; $3.50. incl.
4s1 7th sT, N.E..Two rooms. kiiteh-
en- en- az and bath. Apply s1a 3rd st; ,1 pc.
TaKoMA PARK. on P.ney Brandh
S rS near dnesis, has eis FSo ssis bssh ssa1ms s
utils; Adults only; 31I5 mo. 81.
ARLINiGfoiN@0IIlimited number @' Of
one-bedroom apis. ayail. ,at Green
otis G5sisn1Tisr JA sassss st $3.50 to $3.50 incl
MEURiIIIfk xPTTs.-Available April
!, one-bedroom apt; adults only.
Close 70 bus and shopping center;
bsfense bSaeDa '1 IVY WA WA. sSsf sSSTa place ind
ROCKVILLE. ccnV. NNMc and Nat.
Inst. OF Health. Two bedrms. with
cb,,6rsn sll 6Ttils.; I, under st $40 s. PEI MOI no
SO. 1RLISGfoNs-:FFiEvie u 5Ss: FEi ISSai looms, PARK
ing and storage space; 4 exposures;
$50. 610 29th st., So. Arl., Va. Five
MIN. 20. eo, Ct P,snsagon. .,1a Call after
i3is 9iis 1ssaL nHSLrb Svsi1 IT, .NW1n Apsa spart s
ment BLDG; lily. rm.. bedrm:. kitch-
$3.50 mo- See ianitor. ST: 2026;
raa.s sps: .sysErl svs sss g
SS5. utilities included. Columbia
pike, right on Leesburg turnpike,
left at. Donna Lee sign, right to
resident resi- manager 5os VISTA dr.. Apt.
ANACOSTIA-l346 Good Hope I'd.
s.e.; large attrac. de luxe 3-bedrm.l
apt, lge. screened porch, Venetian
blinds, pvt. entrance, all conv., heat
and hot water furn, Adults only,
Immed. occupancy, 500. LU. 4
2o25 FENDALI ST. s.E.-Etnciencyi
apt, utilities included; only $59.6d
mo-; available April /. ST. 1881.
cos1nrANDER APIS, 1928 18th st.
NV; for immed. occupancy. See
this lovely ef1ciency. apt, In new
air-cond. bldg. Ample closet space,
walking distance downtown; S35 In
Guiding utilities. Inquire at desk in
stTSGtHDSio AFT, pnfurn. or furn.: Kit.
pvt. bath. utils. incl; immediate
occupancy or by. lst. Suitable for
61s g step step. ~ KE. 7s01oS. -. --sS l.,
rm.. Kit, dinette and bath; SIS mo. !,
net net. insI; Sk s!t], sai,e. CONNER . yS RYy3SN'I
OXON HILL, MD. (auto necessary
Mod. 2 be6rms., aI-elec. kit; chill
SsSseE s5so y %ise g. Iu Sass5S SssSi
Ice; 1880; bedrm., liv. rm., kit.
and bath; $3.50. utils. incl. Lsun-
TWo SSS ROOMS; ROOMS. kitchen, bath a and
porch. second floor; on DE- busline.
,fas esSns HsoEsRoSa Eli dsss ST. N.r.-Liy. s rm..
bedrm.. dinette, kit and tile bath;
HICKMAN : sC1EUcH. INC. ST.
TSWyodoBEDRooM APT, Arlington
(close-in), In mod. apt. building;
500, including utilities. WO. 8s43.
PVT. LIVING Rsr., bedrm.. kit, bath;
no children. Anacostia, Sc. Phonel
LU, 4-119S. -Z3
Evening star., 1952-03-21

ROOMS FURN.-MD. B VA.
|HYATTsvILLE -Lge. bedrm. for one
or men; PVT entrance; next to
LARaE CCMFoRTIABLY furn. rm.;
pvt. bath and entr.; suitable or
2 kentlemen; conv. to trans. Vienna,
Va. 70-W after pm. ---23
ARt1---NeWly decorated room. twin
beds, pvt. shower; near bus. "a.
ALEx.@Pleasant corner room. pvt.
home. gentleman. Ov. 337S, eyes.
sfLVER sPRING-Two lge. rms. pvt.
bath; pys. phone; suitable for 2 or 4.
LGE., : 'MEIL-FURN. BEpRM., adjac.
bath; mr.. Glebe I'd. and Lee hwy; 2
Eirk. Can IA. 2-S699. after Q pm.
PRIyATE HOME; large double rm,;
convenient 70 sll transp.; reasonable
rent, GIL 1906. --23
BETHESDA--Larse dble. rm., pvt.
bath; two men or married couple;
conv. to NH and Naval Hospital.
QUEENS cHxPEf.-Furn. master
bedrpa.. waik-in closet; kit; privils,
Child accepted; $50. AP. 06S1. Pa