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Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01
.PIunlrIlerviIle

Services at Mt Hebrew church
of Springfield were a great SIC
cess, Rev, K, l.. Warren, pastor.
The Mt Olive Baptist church.
Plummerville, with members of
Bethelham Baptist church, SPRING
field Union chapel, Plummerville
Methodist church participated in
the service also. Rev, and Mrs.
Byrd from Menifee and several
visitors from Little Rock were also
present. The presiding elder, Rev,
c, A, Byrd was the afternoon
speaker All services were we'll
attended. A few words were spok-
en- by Deacon j. A. Taylor of Lit
tie Rock, The music was furnished
by the Mt. Olive choir. Dinner
was served. The amount of money
raised was $1,000, Rev Smith from
Plummerville was also present. Ed
CrisWell from New York accom-
panied by his sister and brother
in law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin Aus
tin, of Kansas City were thru the
community visiting Mrs. Aretha
Criswell and family Mr.. and
Mrs Wetton Hammond of New
Madrid, Missouri, are home for a
few months Miss A. Odom s.
home for the week end. Vacation
times are here again. Some are
going and some coming.
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01
; ..""'0SS~1,.:;.:~;:;.'

Praehonest prase-is always better than criticism
those who charm give praise without shrinking OF
course it's detect faults in Others but rather than dwell
on those faults by cczng might follow Benjamin Frank
Inns creed in this respect: when find fault another
carefully avoid that fault in myself Perhaps you ignore
the faults of Others but you that you
same mistakes and when you do you viii grow in pose
charm and will be big enough to praise when
Many life has been changed through praise the right
time Many disaster has been avered by words
praise Extra services have been given result praise
executives Beautiful friendships develop result words Of
encouragement or praise
Take little time each day praise someone who deserves
H. Think as Paul Lawrence Dunbar wrote:
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01
wesson

Mrs. V. Brown from Louisiana
was guest of her sistee last week
. Mrs. Polly Ann Brewster. Mr.
and Mrs. Phillips Mceks and
grand daughter, Glora Jeen
were guests of Mr.. Me eks father
over the weekend Jasper
Thrower from Milwaukee was
here over the week-end Judge
Smith from Detroit was a visitor
here this week. William Throw
er from Ruston. Louisiana was
guest of his iousin, Mrs. Vera
Moore, over the weeX-eat.
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01

Because you loved me have much achieved,
Had you despsed me- then must have failed
But knowing that you trusted and believed
dared not disappointment prevailed"
II you let others know you have faith and confidence
Them you inspire them to do the best they However, only
mature welposed truly charming person be unsefsh
enough TO inspire others Can you?
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01
From CALVIN News Syndicate)
FANS QUITTING ON CLEVELAND INDIANS

Cleveland Ohio-In Cleveland, where baseball is religion
and the home team picked by the experts win fans have
completely the Indians Negro white
like figuring that with the Yankees front by IL
games. the Indians might well close up shop.
They are calling the Tribe now stupid eam-one that
will be lucky finish in the first division They demand
ing the dropping Of their time ptcher-Bob Teller
when he pessteny loses the Yanks They blaming the
front office for enough bench strength help aging
Luke Easter and other tired But important of all
the Cleveland fans say they will register their disgust with the
team at the gate by just not showing up
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County " Pulaski. S.
IN The Pulaski ChanCcry Court
Dorothy Robinson Plaintiff
vs. No gj01i
Tommy Robinson Defendant
Tie Defendant. Tommy Robinson.
Is warmed ~ appear IN This court
within thirty DAYS and answer the
complaint " the plaintiff. Dorothy
Robinson
Dated. Julv Tih 1852
J r. Booker & Jackie l. Shrop.
shire
Solicitors for Plaintiff
J A Hlbbicr
ATTORNEY I'd tiirm
n S Nixon Chanrcrv Clerk
BY Airline J. Turner n. e
Tfi-i8-2i.g.t
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01
Send The PRESS 10
That GI each week
WARNING ORDER

WANING ORDER
state OF Arkansas
County of Pulaski. aa
In The Pulaski Chanccry Court
Betty Gcan Johnson Plaintiff
vs. No. p3Up7
Alvia johnson Defendant
The Defendant Alvia JOHNSON IL
warned 10 appear ~ this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint 81 the plaintiff Betty
Guan johnson
Dated. July II. 1859
w. w. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
R0ss Rubloy
Attorney I'D tiiCm.
IT. $ Nixon. Chanrery Clrik
BY Helen Edwards d G.
Tig-25.g.i.s
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski. ss
IN The Pulaski ChanCvry Court
Bob Bcyill Plaintiff
vs.. No giTB0
Mavis Bcvill Defendant
The Defendant Mavis Hcvjli is
Walncd to appear IN this court
within thirty days and answer The
complaint Of the plaintiff Bob BE.
Dated. july Ord 1852
Dilcs & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney adj Iilrm
y $ Nixon Chanccry Clerk
BY Jsmye Drcher n. e
" Ili-ig-27 cd
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01
cHARLes.LAYNe FIGHT EXPECTS $4,000

The of Ellard Charles sll has pulling power
for The early reports the advance sale of the ChareseX
Laync battle August Sth show 100000 already the ill., Pro-
feel certain this 2nd meeting Of two heavyweghls will
make S50000 Charles has been guaranteed $4,000 for ten
rounds of work
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01

For the first time since his sophomore year Jackie Robin
sons batting average has slipped below the Wanted 300 mark
Many have been offered the tension caused by his
wes illness But the Brooklyn brass inclined 10
blame the slump on a decayed wisdom tooth
Jackie has his teeth checked regularly but somehow this
overlooked SO beside taking lot Of extra batting prac
tice Jackie seeing the dentsta in the hopes that his
average will raise from the present 29s TO It's regular 800
class
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01
WARNING ORDER

Nft"FNsaH' 'ft'H.
State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski. S..
In The Pulaski Chanccry Court
Olcis BifchCit Plaintiff
Va No g4H3B
Elmer Birchctt Defendant
The Defendant Elmer B.rChCu is
warned a. appear IN this court
within thirty days and answer The
complaint Of the plaintiff Oicta
BirChclt
Dated July Ord 1852
Dilcs & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney ad LiiCm
n. S. Nixon. ChanCeiy Clerk
By Jamye DrehCr d G.
Tli-I8-15B.l
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County If Pulaski ss.
In The Pulaski ChanCery Court
N a Hrfiinetoh Plaintiff
VS. Sc. u5071
c. f. Hcffinetou Defendant
The Defendant {. 2. Hcffneion i.
warned tu appear in this court
within thirir dats and answer The
complaint Uf the plaintiff " a.
Ueffrr.r
plaintiff d. A. HffnEtan
u.'.j rriv Do. 1852
TIu.7 Terrell
Solicitor fsr Plaintiff
Glenn f. Watrer
Attorney cog fitem
U IS Nilsson. CHa-c-rv Cl-rE
pr Helen Edwards IN G.
.1F.e.f-P
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01
Attention Everybody:

. Heres the Opportunity You've been Looking for Any
wan or woman who possesses enough Ambition 10 Learn
e Barber Profession and have Economic Security for the
Hest OF His or Her Life Cannot Afford to Pass up this
Chance. "
TYLER BARBER COLLEGE is now OFFERING speeisl
Concessions to Civilian Applicants that have never been
tuition Payments 10 Suit Yourself This is = o.worth
offered before We Can Arrsnue Convenient rerr,s tr
tuition Payments This is e.Month Course Ar.
engagements can be made for Applicants 10 take
o'terng $4,000 Scholarships to All Arkansas Huh School
Graduates Everybody is Eligible from ages is to S. You
never get too ols TO learn There is great demand for
BARRIERS all the country What are You wsno tor7
VISIT
Tyler Barber COLLEGE
Nv sTH ST. r. SMITH, Manager Phone 2.s7o2
e "0'S Arkansas
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01
Stand by The PRESS-It Stands by You!
MAnNING OEpIR

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County ~ Pulaski. &c.
IN The Pulaski Chanccry Court
Faith 4 Duncan Plaintiff
vs. 30. p5iii
Woodrow Duncan Defendant
The Defendant Woodrow Duncan
Is warned 20 appear IN this court
within thirty days and answer The
complaint Ut The plaintiff Faith
p Duncan
Dated. july a. 1852
Dilrs & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George W Shepherd
Attorney I'D iitcm
n S. Nixon. Ch8ncery Clerk
By jsmyc Drchcr u. G.
4 ig-25E.i-8
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County uf Pulaski. SIS.
I'm The Pulaski ChanCUry Court
Walter l.. Beardcn Plaintiff
vs.. No gie74
Crrnciia Hcardrr Defendant
Tho Defendant CUruCl3 BcardCn
- warmed Oh appear boz this court
within thirty DAYS and an wcr The
complaint of tbc plaintiff Walter
r. Ua.r9ru
Dated. july Ord 1859
uHos e Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney ai Liirm
H g nixon rh.reerv Clerk
b. Jamyc Drcher - G.
Tit-lg-25 8:i
Evening star., 1952-11-23
elamor FOOTNOTES

l9.C "Jerro" Hostess Mules; rayon
Grecian brocade; smart in red
or ffeen ---l l4.0S
I'D Rayon Velvet Mules by Jerro;
black, red, Green; also in rayon
satin, pink, French blue, white,
1895
lo.E Tulip" by Daniel Green in
Rayon Skinner Satin; white,
royal, black, wine, heavenly
blue and pink --------.6 900
l9.F "Quiltie" by Daniel Green;
black, royal, wine rayon, 495
l9.G Joyce Honey Bear" wears
matching scuffs; honey-color
rayon plush; bear wears scuffs
when not in use; to 10; me-
dium.
Dear
Scuffs
Evening star., 1952-11-23

dreamWOrld DUSTER
HustrGted Tar rfoht:
l9-M "Louneees" Dream Duster of
quilted Bember9 rayon and
acetate; washable; quick-dry-
ing; aqua, pink, yellow; sizes
NEGLIGEES, Third Floor also
Befhesd0- Chepy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1952-11-23
time" gifts in glamorous guise

l9.H Quilted Rayon Scuffs by
O'omphies; in red, black, royal
or powder blue --. 3.9S
lS-J Crushed Rsyon Crepe Slipper
by O'omphies; black, red, 3.95
l9.K O'omphies Rayon Satin Mules;
red or kreen SOS
l9.L Quilted Rayon Slipper BY
O'omphies; open heel; black
or light blue - sos
SHOE CENTER, Second Fioo,
:. also Bethesda-C Chepy Chase
and Alexandra
The Arizona post., 1952-01-18

Vanity Bench, 24.50; Vanity
4Ox4O inch Mirror, 1880; Do
The Arizona post., 1952-01-18

comprehensive ensemble of ultra smart
ul pieces of famous Hungerford quality
any in the new topaz finish, hand-rubbed
Evening star., 1952-10-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
YOU
MODERN HOME

Seekers should see this very reason
able masterpiece of comfortable liv-
ing represented by this very large
corner 6-rm.. 212-bath brick home
This house spells quality from Its
huge liv. rm. and adjoining but sep
arate large din. rm.,. nice-size dream
Kitchen with tile walls, stainless steel
sink and many built-in cupboards
and work tables, Tappan glass-dooI
gas range. Adjoining the liv. rm. is
a huge storage and clothes closet
with nice tile powder rm. House has
several mirrored walls in liv. rm,
and din. rm. and is completely car
wool carpeting. House also has built
tian blinds. A lovely private large
porch adjoins the din. rm. and a
nice fiagstone patio beckons you
from the liv. rm.: nice firepl. with
pull-chain screen and built-in book
cases are other liv. rm. features. The
with figured plate-glass inserts
Stairs. hall and master bedrm. also
have wall-to-wall Wilton carpeting
Every bedrm. has extra large closet
space and built-in chests OF draw
ers; . large. linen closets, beautiful
complete the 2nd A. The bsmt. has
that huge knotty pine and leather
trimmed recr. rm. built around a
beautiful firepl. and luxurious bar
that you are looking for. Adjoining
recr. rm. is bathroom, laundry
room with Laundromat and bar
refgr. are included in sale. The ex-
handicapped and surrounds q handy
carport entering into the kitchen
Very reasonably priced at S24.750
with low down payment and terms
Evening star., 1952-10-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

FEATuREs-ULTIMATE IN RURAL
PRIVACY WHILE ADJACENT TO
ALL CITY CONvENIENCES; At
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED AND A
HUGE CONCRETE SUN DECK
PATIO THAT'S TOPS IN RELAXA-
Evening star., 1952-10-03
4 BEDROOMS
SILVER SPRING

OSE-IN-CONVENIEN
This rambler-style brick has every
thing; located in popular North
wood Village (adj. Woodmoor1 near
public school and large shopping
center. Large liv. rm. with firepl.
washer garbage disposal etc.
bedrms.; tile bath; 2 additional
bedrms. on 2nd level: full bsmt.
with bath and outside entrance.
Large corner lot. Excellent eondi-
tton-nearly new. $1S,950. See ans
time. SH. GAO It'll 2 pm. II nc
ans, Lo. 4-o669 efxJu. 7-7s71.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
REDWOOD AND BRICK RAMBLER
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK
TWo-level rambler, built in 1851.
The Eround level has a fine recrea-
tton room, bedroom, bath and stor-
age; the upper level has living room
with dining area, electric kitchen. 3
bedrooms and bath. It has 10 large
closets, fireplace in living room and
recreation room; attic fan and many
unusual features for fne and COM
Portable living.
ROCK CREEK FOREST
COMPLETELY REDECORATED
INSIDE AND OUT
White brick WILLIAMSBURG Colonial
on corner lot; in excellent condition,
It has hall, living room. dining
room; breakfast room and kitchen;
B bedrooms and 2lz baths; paneled
recreation room and good storage
space; garage.
w. C. & A. N. Miller, EN-. O090
SILVER SPRING SALES DEPT.
EVRA phnno MA kAOk Evf mr.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
Attractive Stone Home
p Bedrooms, Den
y BlkS. St. James School

$15,95O will buy this 2-story stone
home in lovely wooded section Of
Falls Church. owner will accept low
cash payment and balance on con.
venient terms less than rent; prop.
Features liv. rm. with stone firepl
separate dining room and TV den or
LIST A.: 2 comfortable bedrmS. anC
tiled bath on End floor; full bsmt.
auto. heat.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
ANNA LEE HEIGHTS
ONLY $11,750
COZY, CUTE, COMFY
5-ROOm Home

This attractive home with large, leve
lot, is only a short walk from on,
OF Falls Church's newest school,
and not far from popular jefferson
Village shopping center; an idea
spot to raise the kiddies safely
Featuring a cheerful liv. rm. ant
dining area with modern equipped
hIciiea har comfnrteh,. cor WIN hadrms ,eaAias an,
bath; drop stairss for storage attic
porch; gas heat. $4,000 cash viii
handle
Evening star., 1952-10-03

Directions: Out Baltimore blvd. to
Riverdale, turning right on Queens
bury I'd, to first street after cross
ing r.r.; then right to Riverdale
rd; and left to Edmonston I'd, cross
ahead approx. - mile to first right
t66th ave. after passing overpaSs
under constr, turn right l block;
then left l block and follow horse
Shoe turn until reaching 5000 Pow
Evening star., 1952-10-03
FALLS CHURCH. VA.

i AbIO Nl1O1LO11, VIZ
s-BEDRM. BRICK CAPE COD
Located in quiet neighborhood. Liv.
rm., full din. rm;. kit. bedrms;
and tile bath; finished stairway TO
shade trees in yard. Price. 81 $500,
S4 900 cash, assume GI trust.
M. E. CHURCH, Realtor
Established 1885
115 West Broad st., Falls Church. Va.
JE. 2-1239; Ewes, FA. 1921
Evening star., 1952-10-03
FALLS CHURCH
FALLS CHURCH
ON A HILLTOP
11O5 HIGHLAND AVE.

New western style rambler. custom
built. not in a project. Features 2
frepiaces. 3 bedrms., din. rm;. CEN
trail hall Excel. location, excel. con-
struction. Artistic design, convenient
plan. owner lives next door. $26.5OO.
II Q.GAQS -
Evening star., 1952-10-03
Rockingham Rambler

Transferred out of the country, Nava
officer offers his most-popular typ,
walking distance of new nottingham
grade school. this 3-bedrm. home
will appeal at once when you drive
up to the door. Large liv. rm. with
firepl. and picture window, dininf
area at end. stepdown private scr
porch, mod. equip kit. with built-ir
shower, bright daylight bsmt. witt
outside entr. and during these fra
days of summer you can still worl
in this most attrac., completed!
fenced yard. About $4,000 casf
needed and at very competitiv,
price Of $4,000. See this today
Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
COLDER

Is the weather forecast, so before tn,
snow let's get moved into the buy oi
the week. The home has been va.
Gated so poss. could be tomorrow
Large liv. rm. with expensive mir.
rored firepl.. diversified, equip. kit
that will save your stateside din
rm;, for dinner dining, ETC.; full til,
room complete st-h. plan. Sun decl
halfway up to 2nd f.. another ful
tile bath. 20-ft. master bedrm. anC
. Bird twin-size bedrm. Full bsmt.. OF
heat, built-in gar. Complete Rusct
storm windows and doors. custom
awnings. rugs, stair carpeting, mir
rored bedrm doors are Just some O
the extras and II you have $4,000
the owner will hold balance il
$4,000 LIST trust. See this exclu
sive home in Berkshire today. Cal
OW. 5000,
Evening star., 1952-10-03
$2,5OO

Will not bny very much on today's
market but here's an exception. A
real home in wonderful condition
from top to bottom. Liv. rm., sepa-
rate din. rm., 2 bedrms., bath, kit.
and separate laundry rm., over
Treed lot is $50 #. deep with bar
becue. "a blk. to bus, "a blk. to two
grade schools and walk to lots of
shopping. Seven-day poss. A Falls
Church bargain at $14.950. Here 5
your chance. Call OW. 5000,
Evening star., 1952-10-03
S26.95O

The price is listed first in this I'D
clate n DISTINGUISHED home, good
neighborhood, finest construction
this H-rm.. triple-dormered Cape
Cod On a beautiful, deep, wooded lot
with stream should be your first stop
In house hunting. Gracious liv. rm
with firepl., separate din. rm., dining
space In kit, large 1st-fi. bedrm. and
bath. You'll like the two large bed
rooms and bath up with walk in clos
cts and in the months to come. the
plne-paneled recr. rm. with firepl.
porch. too, and q Diet. brick garage.
$1,000. down will handle, balance on
excel. terms. Act quick on this gem
uine bargain.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1888 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. oW. aO90
Evening star., 1952-10-03
ARLINGTON VALUES

S~$A~'> ~ %4N V&AAOI1 I1AO
$20.6oo--22nd st, n. Just of Mill.
Cherrydale shopping; brand-new
solid-brick, 3-bedroom rambler; ex.
eellent room sizes: Ia tile baths
full basement, recr. rm. space; lot
Bi3h S9Xl7o; S:.n3;y l9ysiy trees, high elevation
So. .0OO-North Abingdon. near Wash.
ington blvd. frame Cape Cod:
bedrooms and bath on 1st a.; bed.
room, den and roughed-in bath on
second floor: screen porch, full
basement. beautiful wooded, leve
lot on choice residential street.
sb5i ba;cS iSoo-Falfs lsnfsrn Church BARGAIN: All;
rooms large; six rms, tile bath
built-in garage. finished recr. rm
with bar. screened porch, level
Atnchor7feneed lot, 60xl25;, lovely
trees; Bendix washer; highly con;
Transportation. Best offer buys;
owner leaving town, must have quick
$40. .450-Aurora Hills. Brand new
Cape Cod Colonial: includes large
bedroom or den and "a bath on
1st; ,, 2 lge: bedrm:, and bath on End
screened porch: fun basement in
cludes pine-paneled recr. rm. with
bookshelves, fireplace and tile floor:
truly splendid home in the choice
part OF this fashionable community.
$27 ,95g-West Tara, near Westover
shopping; a real honey; 1-year-old
brick Colonial; liv. rm., 25x13: din.
rm.; 12xl2; lovely. kit. with dish
washer. disposal and breakfast space:
1st-hoor powder rm., screened porch
with awnings. Second floor has bed
rms, 12x19, 12x16 and 10x1O. and
full tile bath; exceptional fine
closets: full basement with Bendix,
"a bath and recr. rm. space; brick
garage. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. ia.
5-6266: ewes. call JE. 4-4247 or IA.
T-OS4o *
Evening star., 1952-10-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
ON YOUR LOT

BURMAN g. HAMMOND will build our
famous Charles M. Goodman de
signed, 2-level expansible house on
your sloping lot. Other plans avail
able for level lots. Call Elk. 1527
for information. IS
Evening star., 1952-10-03

S14.a5O--BRICK RAMBLER
Three bedrms., full bSmt., equipped
kit, firepl., picture windows. lovely
corner lot. This beautiful home
vacant, immediate occupancy. Call
now.
Evening star., 1952-10-03

$3.50 DOWN, $50 MONTH
New. 2-bedrm. brick bungalow. Fully
equipped kit. auto. washer. exhaust
fan. picture window. Move in in
2 weeks.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
FALLS CHURCH
ARLINGTON
MADISON MANOR

First showing of this immaculate
at SlS,5OO. with 4Ss trust to be
assumed; entr.. foyer. sep. din. rm..
full bsmt; dandy corner lot; fenced
rear. Popular N. Arl section; conv.
to Wash. Wilson and Arl. blvds.
3 50. to bus and new Mckinley grade
school; shopping nearby. Appt. only.
Be first to see by calling
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
CHI. 1927 Call 9 Till 9. CHI. 5S7a
Evening star., 1952-10-03
HOUSES SALIVA. tcon..)
ALEXANDRIA, AREA

Comfortable 2-bedroom home on high
elevation with . large la-acre lot;
modern conveniences. near busline.
Price, only $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-10-03

BURCH REALTY co.
S505 BALTIC. blvd, College Park, Md.
WA HRd1 TN 31Q1
Evening star., 1952-10-03
DICK BASSETT, Realtor
Specializing in Va. Since 1928
CHI. 5057, CHI. 4311
ARLINGTON-F FALLS CHURCH
SURE

There are a lot of good buys on the
market and here is one. In a de-
vclopment, of course. but given an
owners attention since the moment
they moved in I2 yrs. ago. A smart,
modern, up-to-date bungalow con-
tanning liv. .-din. rm. comb, twin beds
are for you to see in two bedrms., a
third bedrm. for den or nursery,
to foored storage. and now back
through kit. equipped with lift.
refgr., 4-burner range and auto.
washer. Last but not least, q 121ax
16 secluded rear screened porch,
complete with drop shades. Price
you won't believe, S13,500. Terms,
cash. assume $9,400 40 loan payable
S65 mo. incl. taxes and owner will
hold bal. 2nd trust at $50 mo. This
will sell quick. Call OW 9O9O.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
LEACH & CRONIN
%. $4,000 EYES. LO. 4-07Sf

Features: Permanent stairway to at
Philco eiec range; picture windows:
steel easements; white picket fence;
street level. HANDICAPPED yard with
rear panoramic view of all Wash
ington since the property is on high
ground.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
REATITIFITT, T,EWISDAIE

BEAUTIFUL LEWISDALE
brick rambler. on Beech
wood rd., main entrance to Lewis
with frepl.. kit equipped with dish
washer, colored tiled bath. large
front porch, full daylight bsmt. with
outside entrance. picture window
fenced. Close to Univ. of Md,
express bus to d. C. Owner moving
to farm
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
SH. 2971; Ewes, AP. O567
Evening star., 1952-10-03
HERBERT & SONS
REALTORS. 515 E. CAPITOL
TT 9-O15Q
THE CHILDPEHf

yd.. and the spacious bsmt. with
recr rm. started. Your husband
will like the solid construction of
this 2-bedrm. brick rambler with
steel beams and copper plumbing.
You will love the floor plan with
the ample dining ell off very neat
kitchen, the extra closet in the hall.
The loan is 50, 800. FHA-GI comb.
Full price. only S14 1850 and down
payment elastic. Call now.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
PLEASANT VIEW
pOWDER Mill, RID EXT

1OWO OCIG VN4dAI 4IOs H<A
REDUCED TO S13 13,95O-TERMS
acres. with over 2O0-ft. frontage.
on high side Of Powder Mill I'd.
frame dwelling: concrete-block barn,
large chicken house, tool house, root
cellar; lovely wooded grove. q. crys-
tal-clear spring; soil very fertile,
having been used for q truck farm;
duce; abundance of fruit with tower
ing naples and massive tulip poplar:
long frontage lends itself well to
having your dream rambler with q
circular drive; city water in front Of
property. Possession. Trade in or
exchange considered.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
9H. 297l, Ewes. AP, 0lOb.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
ATTRACTIVE HOME

With beautiful garden spot and out
and one medium bedrm. Gracious
living rm., dining rm., kitchen and
large expensible attic. One must in
spect to appreciate the charm and
beauty Of this home. Price. only