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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10

PINES COMMUNITY CHURCH
Travilah Road
Thawley Holmes, Pastor
10 AM, Sunday School.
II AM, Worship Service.
Thurs, 8 PM, Gospel Hour.
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THE DERWOOD CHURCH
DerwOod, Md.
Rev. W. B. Waters, Minister
10 AM, Church School.
8 PM, Divine Worship.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-10

II AM, Divine worship.
8 PM, Wed, Prayer Meeting.
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UPPER SENECA BAPTIST
CHURCH
Cedar Grove, Md.
Rev. Robert d. Crowley, Pastor
10 a.m.-Sunday School.
IL a.m.-Morning worship.
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LAYTONSvILLE CHARGE
METHODIST CHURCH
DARNESTowN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
MT. ZION GERMANTOWN
BAPTIST

c. A. Brubaker, Minister
IL AM, Worship Mt. Zion.
1880 Pm. Worship, Germantown.
Service at Travilah Church at
Pm. every other Sunday.
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ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Redland

Rev. George P. Schmidt, Pastor
9:45 AM, Sunday School and
mixed Adult Bible Class.
IL AM, Worship service.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11
Bearden
Waymon Howard

Mr. and Mrs Leeolen Lamb y,
and family are visiting A. J. Lam
bert Willie B. and his brother.
Samuel Parham, are visiting rein
tiveS . Louis Jones and Ray c
Jones left for California where
they will join their brother .
Hubert Lambert Of Kansas City
was home last week on Official
business Mrs. Louise Huglar
spent her vacation in Gallon last
week Mrs. Verde johnson is
home after undergoing surgery .
Frank Mason of Rockyboard. Hi
nois. IS here &c. Why not carry the
Press with you on your vacation2
Rev. Cecil Cone. local minis
ter Of Macedonia AME church.
preached at ST. John AME church
in Fordyce Miss Cledis Cole
man was home for the fourth Of
July week end. She is the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Son Colemon.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11
Selma
lneI Lindsey

The Smiling Four from Green
vile. Mississippi and the World
Service quartet from Pine Bluff
viii render a program al Selma
junior high school on the fourth
Sunday night P S Crosby is spon-
sor Mr. and Mrs. David Hamll-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew john
son. Rev. and Mrs. Andrew john
son and Rev. and Mrs. Roosevelt
Lindsey we're visitors Of Mrs. Lii
lie Duffie and her mother Mr.
and Mrs. Gibson Freeman and C.
Freemon Of Cleveland were guests
Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Meier Freemon =. Tommia l.
Howard from Chicago was guests
Of his father and friends Re-.
and Mrs. Roosevelt Lindsey and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burks and Mrs. Effie Dowdy mo-
tored to Lake Village on the
fourth TO attend the water earni-
val
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11

son. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Adams
accompanied by Mrs. (. A. Hub
bard motored to Bastrop, Louisi-
ana on a shopping tour Mr.
ard MIS-. James Simpson have re-
turned home after a visit in ST.
Louis They We're accompanied
home by Mr. and Mrs. Levada
Simpson and B, B. Simpson
Mr. and Ms. Lavsda Simpson and
family are moving 10 81, Louis
Rev. John Cooper and Lee Fra
.ley motored TO Jones. Louisiana
last week Jasper Wilder, ir.
and son, Walter JONES Wilder of
Gary, Indiana, along with his un-
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Colbert, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
per Wllders, ST =. Jasper Will
ders ST, left recently 10 visit
relatives and friends in California
Mrs Ethel Beard Of Little
Rock and Mrs Ola Gill Of Chicago
are visiting their brother, Emmon
Harris.
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Junction City
Matte Daniels


The union singing convention
met here on the fourth Sunday.
The session was very enjoyable.
Clarence Davis is president Of the
union Miss Ira Del Marweaihers
is secretary and Mrs. Gladis Hun.
ter. pianist Circle no. fail
ed 10 have its meeting because OF
the illness Of the president d.
Alvin Daniels is very Ill. He Is In
the state OF California suffering
from double pneumonia
Johnnie Daniels and wife, ophe-
liza Daniels. are planning 10
leave for Detroit. w. 7. Shep-
pard, Ira Carroll, John Anderson
and Dellar Davis are on the sick
list.
Mt Willie Community. Thomas
Frazier is visiting here from Bay
Town, Texas Johnnie and
Ophelia Daniels and Lawrence
Beachor will leave for Detroi,
this week Harvey, Matte and
Milours Daniels were In Pine
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WiIIIlot
Clara shelton

Clara shelton
Mrs. Ollie Chandler Of Eas, s.,
Louis. Mrs. Rosa Dixon Of Chi
cago. Mrs. Daisy Williams. Mrs
Reha Glass Of Helena and NJ c.
Coleman Of Dcrnoit attended the
funeral Of their brother and uncle,
Roosevelt Irwin. last week
Mrs. Minnie Wilder and daughter,
Macbell. left for Chicago Sunday
night for visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Lonnlc wilder ir Cd. Miss
Myrtle Marie Parker is visiting 10
81 Louis e.. Mr. and Mrs. Cain
Wilder Of Dcrmot, are visiting
In the home Of their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Thomas, ST. Pvt
Thomas is stationed at IT Hood.
Texas Mrs Julia J Adams OF
Little Rock spent the weekend
with her mother. Mrs. Anna Jack
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11
Keilseft

The JudSouia church sponsored
a rally a, the Centennial Baptist
church June 18th. The amour,
raised for rebuilding the church.
destroyed by storm, was s733.37
Visitors from Bald Knob, Angus
IA. Searcy. West Point and Jud-
sonia We're present Mrs. Rachel
Smith, agent for the James Fun
eral home in Searcy, was pres
ent Mrs. Smith is attending
Philander Smith summer school
The fifth Sunday was a high
day at Centinnel Baptist church.
Antioch Baptist church Of JudSo-
mia conducted lis rally OF rebuild
ing the church which was destroy
ed by the storm The churches Of
the district responded nicely. At
ter the program. Rev. z. Liggins,
pastor Of St Luke Baptist church.
Augusta brought the message.
Many out OF town guests were
present Mr.. and Mrs. S Mil
Ter and niece. Phillis Ann; Mrs.
Addie Caldwell and daughter,
Barbara Ann and F. c.. jr. along
with Mrs. Ella Mae Williams and
son of Chicago are in the city Wis.,
ting their mother and other rela-
tives e. Mr.. and Mrs. Adell Rice
and daughters. Wilmena and Bea-
triee, have returned home after
spending two weeks in Washing
ton. d. c. En- route home they
spent a short while in ST Louis %
J. Harris has returned to MS home
in Berkeley. California. after
spending a few days With his
brother, B. T. Harris, and family.
Mrs. Mary E Ruffin and
daughter Of ST. Louis visited her
mother and other friends in the
city chas. L. Hawkins Of
Rockford is spending his vacation
here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Neal Hawkins Mrs. La
Hue Crow, Doris Robinson and
Gurther jackson went shopping In
Little Rock last week V. B.
Waddy and Jerome Crow motored
to Pine Bluff last week Mr.
and Mrs A. J. Arnold left last
week for a vacation In ST. Louis
Milwaukee and Chicago Mrs
Luvenia Arnold and daughter, Err
magene. visited in Little Rock last
week Mr.. and Mrs. ". o. Mel
son OF North Little Rock were
visitors here recently Edward
srount who - IN the armed SER
vices at Camp chaifee is spending
a few days here with his grand
mother and friends The junior
church is making rapid progress
under the supervision Of Mrs. M
z Bracely and her assistant
See Marshall Baker for the
PRESS.
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| Dewitt
Mary Hobson

Mrs. Para Lee pruitt and son
are home. They have been in
Oklahoma with Mrs. Fruits hus-
band who is stationed there He
left recently for overseas duty
Dewitt Lodge no. 343 and lodge
no. $40 Of Cascoe, celebrated with
ST. Charles no. 90 at st. John
Baptist church in Ethel. Rev A.
T. Riley and DR.. Williams from
Baptist college, Little Rock, we're
present. The Guest speaker vas
Prof. E. Colman from Emmanuel
high school in Almyra. Prot J.
S. Clemmons was in charge Of the
program The James Murray
singers presented a program al
First Baptist church Sunday night
Joe Martin Of New York is
home visiting relatives and
friends Mrs. Ruby Rieum-
strict and daughter, Mrs. Bee
Ricumstrict are home from De-
troit Michigan Henry Dun
can. one Of the Oldest citizens in
the community, died June p
Mrs. Grace Butler Of New York
is home to attend the funeral Of
a relative. Miss Cleo Fowler and
mother, Mrs. Daisy Fields arc
also home on a sar occasion.
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PIumnlerviIIe
Cosetta Harding

NoSStd HAN
Visiting over the week END in
different homes Of our community
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Girls
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Walls,
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Simmons.
accompanied by little Vannett
Pitts Of McCrory Other visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Pitts.
Jarrel, MARVEL and Sonny from
North Little Rock Mrs. Ar
tillia Jones Of Conway was Sun
day evening guest of her sister
and brother in Law. Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Talley Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Martin had as guests Sun
day, Mrs. Martins father LOUIS
Walker Of North Little Rock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Davis
Lonnie Clemmons OF Plummer-
Vile was guest Of Charlie Payne
and Mr.. and Mrs. E L. Brewer
Crook Jackson Of Menifee vis-
tied Mr. and Mrs. r. Payne Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. n. w.
Roberts had as guests last week
three Of their grandchildren from
Little Rock The Brooklyn
Dodgers Travellers defeated the
Morrilton Sluggers Saturday mite
by a score Of Is to al Lucas
field Nash Harding was on the
mound with A. G.. Criswell be.
hind the plate for the Travellers
with Mitchell on the mound and
Bland behind the plate for the
Morrilton team
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Please cooperate and have the
news ready and keep our paper
going Mrs. Neallle Seroggins
was visitor at the bedside OF
her niece, Sarah Youngs. in Alex
ander. Also visiting Mrs. Youngs
was her mother. Mrs. Peorlie
Whitfield and daughter, Leslie B.
Grant. Richard Owens moiored
the family TO Alexander Bosie
Lee Beard and her daughter from
Rockford, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Mary Owens I
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Atkins
4. r. Cunningham

A. r. Cunningham
The NJ. W. district singing un-
ion met at Happybend church.
Ed Winston of Mt. Carmel Bap-
fist church is president The
church union will be conducted
at St. Matthew no. 2, in Morrill,
ton. Rev. Clemmons is president;
Rev. Payton, vice president, and
Rev. Flagg, secretary Virgil
Wilson, son of Mrs. Corene and
Brooks Wilson of Blaekville, is
visiting his uncle in st. Paul Min
nesota Revs. Flag. Washing
ton, Hill, Mason, Hardiman, Pa
den, Mcdaniel and Williams are
attending the church Union.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11
She Didn't Like a Sissy

IN one famous occasion Deborah
~ did not wait for the man &c
come; she sent for him. He lived
far from her home. and his name
was Barak. She put an idea into his
head. only It was not her idea. she
claimed for il the authority Of God
Barak was TO be a general. he
was TO recruit an army. She told
him. there under the palm tree,
where he was 10 get his army,
where he was 10 take II and
what TO do with II when he got
there.
Space does not permit the details
that would show that Deborah
ideas were absolutely sound from a
military point Of view. She was a
whole General Staff by herself.
But Barak backed off from his
great opportunity. He would 90, he
said. provided she would 60 along
Now Deborah didn't like that. She
liked a man who would 20 out on
his own without having to have a
lady q, hand to tell him what 10 do
So she went: but she told him the
journey would not be for his honor
That, however, is another story
The point is that this Deborah was
q woman so wise that the ablesi
man In the country az the time was
not willing to do anything important
without her advice.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11
Bradley
Armie Burrell

huttt pufith
The singing convention held It's
first annual meeting June 30th -.
Sgt Nose Harris is home visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
Harris Home on vacation Is
Katherine and Henry Youngs Of
New Haven. Connecticut visiting
their mother, Mrs. Ellen Youngs
Daisy Lee Moses and her three
sons. James. G.. NJ. and Arthur Lee
Of Detroit are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs George Moses Lula Mae
Finch Of Saginaw. Michigan Is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs Julia Tay-
lor ,. Mrs. Ella Howell is i'm
proving after a long spell Of sick
ness II you want your local
news In the paper, have II ready
when your reporter arrives
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11

row resides in ST. Louis is the
mother of baby girl, born June
Is She was given the name Calora
Demetrlek Mrs. Leslie Green
and family OF Carthage who now
reside in Rockford. Illinois are the
weekend guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Sylvester.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11

Bluff or a business trip on the
fourth Of July James and
Jessie B. Daniels were guests at a
9TH Of July party w. 7
Sheppard, John Anderson and Mrs
Della Davis are still on the sick
list The Mission circle no. 5
has failed to meet for two weeks
due 10 the illness Of the president
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11

. Erwin o Of Little Rock D..
'riee Price is leaving -, &c \
weeks here, After v,. s,''' !
wife and family at his ''uas
left for camp Raw ,s aS On
will preach at COM. NV sal
Saturday mite NJ cs
Christopher is a pans. Lug
ana news reporter. n =, sa'sa
any news see her at ons wv
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fornia and his nieces, Mrs. Grace
Butler and her sister from New
York, attended the funeral
Daisy Wilson who is on the sick
list is some better at this writ
ing.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11
SheLed Men
Lesson for July Is, 1882

vIyOMEN complain tia, this Is
w mans world Well, it's AaH
mans world anyhow. because about
half the grown people in II are men.
But that's not the point. Women
complain because men are the boss.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11

Lula Christopher

The pastors anniversary pro-
gram at New Hope Baptist
church in Maumelle was quite
successful. the proceeds for one
day was sll6.l9, Rev. E. Jackson
is pastor Mrs. Ethel Bow
man Of Cincinnati, Ohio is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. Cleo Guy
ton and a friend, Mrs. Vernia
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es, men get the
big salaries, men
run h e govern
ment. Women are
teachers but men
run I h e school
b o ar d. and so
forth. AS a matter
OF fact. II can be
doubted whether
" o m e n actually
would like /. the
other way Women
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11
Ethel
Bessie Ransom

Mrs. Willie Ransom has return
ed home from Dewitt She spent
week with her son and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Vine Jackson.
Henry Duncan was funerallzed
al Hill Chapel church Sunday. His
sister. Mrs. Daisy Field, of Cali
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witherspoon

Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Hill :,
last week to Arkadelnhi l ~
Mrs. Gerrien Newborn :. !, !,
delphia spent a couple =, =
with her grandmother
Hill Is very ii
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Wife, Mother, Judge

ANYHOW. Deborah was a woman
"a like that. Her name means
bee" and she was the sort Of wom-
en- who would somehow sting lazy OF
timid people into doing their duty
She is the only one Of the Judges
OF Israel who was woman.
Now some female heroines are a
bit odd, 70 say the least Of II. Take
Joan Of Arc. who was a kind Of bee
herself, and who took over when the
rightful leader hung back. Joan was
the kind Of girl who could hear
voices no one else heard. She was
not exactly the kind Of girl any man
would feel quite comfortable with.
And naturally she never married.
But this Deborah was wife and
4 mother. She made some man
happy, she was home.maker, ehll.
dren cuddled up in her lap.
When later she became
"tudse", she had all the wisdom
ct confhon-sense and OF normal
experience as the basis Of her
other wisdom. She knew how
mothers and home-makers feel.
Xhen IT says that she Judged Is
MR il does not mean that she ran
fof2offiee Ike modern judges. OF
M any KING nad apponred ner.
fode(here was no king 10 do 1t. 1t
me&n simply that everybody re-
specte4 A9Z Judgment so much that
when thesAw1fe problems more
tangled and twisted than common,
they would go ask Deborah what
she thought.
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an
Earlean Marshall

Pvt Sam Brandon. j.. is here
on a IS day leave from Fort Ord.
California. He is visiting his cou-
sin, Sylvester McDuffie Miss
Eta Fay Wilborn has returned
home after a visit in Little Rock
with her sister. Mrs. Henry L.
Jones Mr.. and Mrs Pete o.
Hare went 70 visit relatives out
q the city recently Mrs Leo
Ia Jones, formerly Of here. who
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11

like men who are leaders. men with
minds Of their own. who can take
hold Of troublesome situations and
straighten them out.
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Deborah's Daughters

nEBORAH was no, the last woman
~ whose wisdom and whose deci.
sions have led men 70 success.
There are today in the United
States women in congress. both in
the senate and In the house; WON
an is in charge Of manp0wcr: a.
least one woman IS a US. circuit
Judge, the next highest in rank be
low the Supreme Court There was
woman governor Of Wyoming as
far back as 1924
But for every woman who
max, the headlines and Who's
Who, for ev-ry woman who has
some official position, there are
hundreds OF others, un-nomi-
mated and unsung, who are
known In their homes and in
their home towns for their
unfailing good advice.
ASK Mrs. ---------" is the frs
thing the ncighbors think whei
something comes up. And sometimes
a wise woman's reputation doesn
even get around to the neighbors
Sometimes II is only her family thai
know how wise she is.
But II is a safe guess that II you
took oft Of our modern life all that
women contribute, all the good acts
and far.sighted policies that they
have thought Of first. ours would be
much worse world than II is.
Copyright 1881 By the Division II
Christian Educatienl National Council
n Ne Chufebes " Christ u Ne Ueite6
lsSfs G Ansssss ss'sssse - whU
Evening star., 1952-01-27
HOUSES TO SHARE

RENT FREE-To Northern Protes.
tant couple In exchange for house
SINGLE WOMAN or mother and i
child to share 2-bedrm. house in
Arlington; conv. transp.; nice neigh
borhood. Cali ia. 2-1352 after
pm. or Sunday all day. -27
COOPERATIVE HOUSE, near Du-
pont Circle; 8 members. 13 rms;
excel. cook; looking for girl to loir
GENTLEMAN (over 25). cooperative
tertsiin. tSasii % Be. $3.50 ssi after rois T.. 10 en-
COLLEGE GRAD, 90 to 26. to shart
house with 8 girls; excl. Conn. ave
location. DE. 1867 after 9 pm.
Sc, 2 OR 4 GIRLS (22-2S), share
lge. 5-bedrm. house with q others
Gay, fun-loving household; maid
st, Sc; SiJs 4. 4sI7o4o Al o44o,,,,r !. =. =.
beautifully furnished 6-room house;
excel. transp. available. RIA. 6145.
RENT FREE to couple in exchange
for child care and housework. AP.
CSolLoRED-EMPL. cPLE. to share
furn. home. all privils.. unlim
phone; nr. SHOPPING center and
transn.; reas. Call LU. 4-1541.
COLORED-TWO OR s refined girls
to share 6-rm. home with another
girl. Eve, Ii. 3-446S.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED or 8 bedroom unfurn
house; 8 employed adults in family
MARINE OFFICER - Two children;
want 2-bedrm. furnished house OF
apt. in vic. s. Arl. or Alex. Write
W. Y. Johnston. Jr. School Box 224,
for this. Refs. exch. Box 5S-K. Star
UNFURNIsHED 3 or 4 bedrm
rambler or detached home; north:
west or Silver Spring preferred: will
lease for 2 years; approx. $500 pei
mo. JU. S-4725. --3
HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Md. or NV. D. c.; free apprais-
ais, no delay. For complete rental
ffsytoe; H51 CO. phGne si sSaa as today aa pERHY
GOvT. EMPLOYE and wife want
small house, lge. yard, country at
mosphere; exceptional care. Write
ENGINEER AND Nd FAMILY want g.
bedrm. house March l conv. to Sill
yer Spring area; win guar. agains
damage; 1-yr. lease. Ashton $685.
collect !l0el toll. Bog 207.B. Star
CONGRESSIONAL EXECUTIVE sec
retary desires unfurn. tenant house
family of four; Md or Va: beSt
refs. Phi. Ma. 3120, Ext. 1046.
COLORED-House with 8 rms, NV,
section wtd.. good ref. NO. 1914
Evening star., 1952-01-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MAJESTIC CLEANERS is row ae-
cepting additional wholesale nm
ished accounts. Synthetic cleaning
fluid. excellent service. For further
MUsT pfSFmstiGn sEIn Ssaii Sa AF dae o'S
illness. Variety store plus fixtures.
No reasonable offer refused. Apply
s Il / i 1o. St, GooD 9ioi STORE. easily 21u run;
high Ral JaaE maarEEups; .r reasonable; VI 81. ss4l.
sEIF Eff SER; ssRvicR sasf GRocERy-Forced
to vacate. No reasonable oSer re-
fused. 1920 18th st. NV. DU. 9460.
GRILL-Lee hwy; excel. for couple.
Gross $4,000 mo. Low dn. pymt.-
bal; easy Must sell. MR.. SMITH.
FoR SALE. one retail bakery s. Sales
outlet, nicely equipped; low rent,
good lease; reasonable. MR.. JET,
CiGAR.NovEITY STORE. long lease,
nr. CIV. univ. S07 goth st. NV;
DEdLIHEcc22irEssEN-Marlboro pike At Just
over D. c. line; with living quar-
ters. For information call SUB
: URBAN REALTY CO., 64O2 Marl-
boro pike Sc. 20. 9-9666. 30
DRY Y-CLEANING PLANT. fully equip,
with store; this plant is capable OF
$4,000 per wk.; sell at . very low
aG PTiss for sTSS SSiss sale; sIs:bI:S AT s247 se
n n soee ss, NV. s.s location; viii sacrifice.
AFHGANI1o F1z Sfl5D cIT1Lstor. Ssar .p.c. avail
able; ruitable for DRUGSTORE or
cocktail lounge. Prime location in
newly completed 222-unit Mayfair
Apts; 600 Atlantic n tic. ave. Bobb!ns bt 9
TAVERN. Marlboro pike, Prince
George Co., Just over D. C. line.
Will also sell building. For infor-
nation call SUBURBAN REALTY
co. S402 Marlboro pike Sc. 20.
tavern yiVHRSi downtown; seats 90; owner
in; $12.95O, long lease, $500
cash, balance monthly win accept
real estate In trade. Box 1-H, Star.
GROCERY AND MEATS. fun equipped
and stocked, can be operated BY one
nan. Doing $S,20O Per me: Can A g
s.yuSI saIe. Du. ssbi. IA. 7iss. -gs -
RESTAURANT, sale. or lease. bldg.
and equIpmt., excel. location, ready
for business. OWNER. Ii. 3-424S.
SMALL BUSINESS. excel. loc.. beaut.
place; fine for couple or partners:
Low pElce, excel financing. S1A14ON
. REALTY, JU. 7-6775.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Rooming house,
unique money making proposition:
80 rooms. new furn.; long lease:
moderate down payment In relation
to price. OWNER. Box l35-K, STAR
GROCERY AND DELICATESsEN, 2
bedrm. apt. on Georgia ave. NV.
Sell to white OF colored. Low rental.
Make offer. GE. 9S40.
BEAUTY SHOP, estab., for rent:
fully equip, operators: $3.50 mo.
Conn. ave. loc., nr. Cathedral Man
sions. Reply Box S60-H, Star
lRADT0-TV. electric repairs and
sales, small appliances. Reasonably
priced for quick sale. Gstah. Sincs
III You ARE LOOKING for . com.
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