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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-26

Soles, Mrs. Dewey Cox, and Miss
Mary Lou Cox entertained with a
Drop-in at the home OF the former
on Friday evening.
The lower floor OF the spacious
home was lovely with arrange
mems OF mixed flowers and green
! ~ interSperSCi with TAI. white
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-26

Mrs. Roiauj Baldwin spen, las,
week in Columbia with Mrs. Z. l..
Mitchell and cnIItreu Miss Narl
Floyd and Mr.. EarIc Floyd Joined
them Tor the weekend and sac ac-
cumpauICd them r,ml.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-26

James Skipper and his bride.
the former Frances Newson of
Newark, ". j. visited his mother.
Mrs. Jennie Skipper during their
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-26

wedding trip weekend before last.
They were married in a church
ceremony in Newark on Friday.
August "a. at 100 p. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-26
DrOb-Ins Honors
Miss Seal

Complimenting Miss Georgianna
Seal OF Atlanta, Ga. whose we'd
ding TO Ernest S. Cox will take
place September 5. Mrs. r. G..
Evening star., 1953-12-02

Come Friday and Saturday.
the fun, share the values, the wonderful big Baby
store with complete chdens shoe furniture departments
complete infants boys and girls departments your
5 shopping pleasure!
Evening star., 1953-12-02

Come oil register for the thrilling prizes get free
gifts for the kiddes flowers for yourself picture Of
each child boot Use your Central ChogoCord
shopping Buy for Christmas Loyowoy Pon Save special
Crond Opening VoIues-nony besides those shown!
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
J. f. PritcIlard Rites
Held On tuesday

Funeral services for James Ed
ward Pritchard, 70, of Durant,
were held Tuesday afternoon at
200 at the Nazarene Church with
the Rev. S. D. Garrett and the
Rev. Bearden officiating. Burial
was in Mizpah Cemetery with
Southern in charge of arrange
ments.
Mr.. Pritchard died at his resi-
dence Monday following leng-
thy illness. He was a member of
the Nazarene Church.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs
Della Pritchard of Durant. four
daughters. Mrs. Luther Hicks of
Center Line, Michigan, Mrs. HoI-
us Grumpy of Water Valley. Mrs.
Lero Hager of Center Line, and
MRS. E. r. Simpson of Durant:
Two sons. j. c. Pritchard and VIII
lie Prltchard, Jr., of Durant; one
sister, Mrs. Kate Cannon of Mem
pms ana two brothers, T. E. Prit-
chard OF Coldwater and w. F.
Prltchard of Memphis. He also
leaves II grandchildren
fallbearers were West Nc
srlde. Willie Keith, w. Horn
Ado Bennett. Clifton Robertson
and Cephas Dickerson.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
Mrs. Mary A. GiiIiom
Is Committee Choirmun
For Nursing Career

Mrs, Mary A. Gillian, r. N, OF
the Holme7 County Health D =
partment, has been appointed
chairman of a committee on car
eers in nursing for Holmes Coun-
W by the state chairman of the
Mississippi; State Nurses Ass0c.a
ton.
Mrs. Gillian is well known
in Holmes County. She came to
Lexington as nurse techn;r;an a
the Holmes County Communit,-
Hospital in January. 1881, where
she worked until December, 1884
From that date until the presen'
time she has worked with the
Holmes County Health Depart
ment.
With her manv wears of eyoeri-
ence plus the valuable infOrma
ion she will obtain through Tho
Mississippi State Nurses Associa
ton, it is felt that she can Civ.
much needed information to girl
Who are interested IN nurses
training.
Mrs. Gillian asks that anvorc
'esirino Information contact be-
She will be happy . assist IL
nv wsv possible.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
Ninth District vFW
Names New Officers;
Sharp Is Commander
Mrs. Margaret Digas
Heads Ladies Group
At Yuzoo MEETING

At the meeting of the ninth
district of the Veterans of For
eign Wars and Ladies Auxiliar-
les held in the V. F. w. Home
in Yazoo City Sunday afternoon
the following district officers
were elected.
Walter H. Sharp, Lexington,
Commander; Bill Presley, Pick
ems, Sr. Vice Commander; w. B.
Bonners, Canton, Jr- Vice Com
mander; J. M. Dobbs, Yazoo City,
Quartermaster; Ted Russell, va
zoo City, Judge Advocate; Rev.
David A. Harris, Pickens, Chap
lain; DR.. j. j. Kazar, Tchula,
Surgeon;
Ladies Auxiliary Officers:
Mrs. Margaret Diggs, Licking
ton, President; Mrs. Margaruite
Logan, Canton, Sr. Vice-Presi-
dent; Mrs. Ann Lewis, Yazoo
City, Jr. Vice-President; Mrs.
Thelma Sharp. Lexington, Chap
lain; Mrs. Ethelyn Ellison, Licking
ton, Conductress; Mrs. Mae Ben
net, Yazoo City, Guard; Mrs.
Dolores Shurley. Yazoo City,
Treasurer; Mrs. Eva Taylor, va
zoo City, 3 yr. Trustee; Mrs. Mae
Bennett was appointed Patriot
Instructor and Mrs. Mary Roach
Secretary.
The officers of the Ladies Aux
iliary were installed by Mrs. Mae
Bennett retiring ninth district
president. After which the guests
and Auxiliaries enjoyed a social.
The Yazoo City Auxiliary serving
delicious refreshments. The Ohio
c. Byrd Post and Auxiliary were
represented at this meeting with
j. K. Boatwright commander
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sharp. Mrs
Mary Roach Mrs. Margaret Digs
and Mrs. E. w. Ellison president
of the Ladies Auxiliary.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
Union Reyiya! Planned
! Vest May 24-29

The pastors end congregations
If the West Baptist. Presbyterian
and Methodist Churches cordially
invite YOU to attend the annual
union revival to be held at the
West Methodist Church Nav "a
30. Services will be at IL am.
and 7;30 pm.
The Rev. c. B. Hamlet, III,
pastor of the Winona Baptist
Church will be the visiting evan
gehst. Mrs. James Bowie of West
will be in charge of the music.
Song leader and so,oist for this
meeting will be Philip ]. Cart
wright of Maplewood, New Jer-
sey. Mr.. Cartwright will be re-
membered by all who heard his
beautiful voice at the jurisdic-
tional conference of the W.S.C.S.
at Jackson in February.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
Cancer Drive Nets
'S1,458 In Holmes
About S $50. Needed
To Reach Quote;
Contributions Listed

The drive for funds to continue
the work of the American Cancer
Society in Holmes county has
been completed with about
ST ,458.00 collected. David Will
liams, county finance chairman,
announced today that despite the
fact that Lexington, West, Pick
ems, Fbenezer and Acona won't
over their community quotas, the
county quota was not reached
with an additional $4,000 needed
70 complete the Sl,608 quota.
Mr.. Williams stated 81 am in
formed that if the quota is not
met then it will probably be
necessary for the Cancer Society
to discontinue some of the fea-
lures Of the life-saving program
now in effect in the county due
TO the lack of funds" An addi-
tional $3.50 is now needed to meet
the county quota of $1.608."
The amounts collected in the
different communities are: Lex
ington S492.10, Pickers, 1890.
West. Sis, Ebene7er $3.50,
Acona. $40, Tchula. $3.50. Good
man. $95.21, Thornton. $50 Cru
ger S4490, Coxburg 500 So. Dl-
rant S104.30, Negro schools.
S80.51.
Mike Lannon's, who was coun-
ty finance chairman of this drive
in 1851, states that when the final
report on that drive was pub
lished several community chair
men did not receive full credit
for the amount Of money contri-
buted.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
S3,535.m Raised
For Red Cross
In Holmes County
CoIored Citizens Give
S508. 90; County
Quote Was $500.

The 1853 American Red Cross
Fund campaign has closed in
Holmes County and the follow
ing report on collections is made
by H. F. Flowers, County fund
Campaign chairman: Duranh.
S304.54; Lexington, $935.82; Tchu-
la $30454; Cruger $157.5O; Good
man $152.62: Pickens $l89.77;
West $1,000; Acona $4,000;
Owens S18.25; Richland 1925;
Ebenezer $2708; Beulah $14.15;
Coxburg $3.50: Emory $4,000;
Franklin $500; Oregon+Elliott
Hill $1,000: -Mileston
Sll5.O0; Howard $4,000;
The Negroes over the county
raised $508.09. This was a fine
contribution and was under the
leadership of A. P. Johnson and
Ruby Ross who worked through
the schools and churches over the
county.
The County quota on the entire
Campaign was $450000. The total
amount raised is 3.535.66. OF this
amount the Chapter retains $40
to be used for all work of Red
Cross in the county over a period
from July l, 1858 to July /, 1854.
The balance or sc percent is for
warded Red Cross National Head
quarters and promotes Red Cross
work at home and abroad-the
blood program, disasters, services
70 tho armed forces and the vari-
GUS services Red Cross performs
throughout the world. -
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
Increased Benefits
Apply To Blue Cross
Coniracts In Effect
Membership PIon
Will Open Here
In early Fall

Increased benefits are now be-
ing extended to all holders of
Blue Cross-Blue Shield hospital
insurance policies with a Slight
additional cost per month, accord
ing TO an announcement this week
of Blue Cross officials.
Walter D. Smith, administrator
Of the Holmes County Communi-
ty Hospital, today made this state
ment relative to Blue Cross in
answer to many requests for in
formation concerning the changes
which go into effect June 1st.
Mr.. Smith said:
THE Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Plan has been serving the people
of Mississippi for five years now.
Over 235,000 people enjoy its pro-
lection. Thousands of members
have been hospitalized. During
this five-year period there have
been considerable increases in
cost for hospital and doctor care.
In 1947 the average hospital
cost per patient day in the state
Of Mississippi was $1077. BY
1852 this cost had risen to $17.52
per day. At your Holmes Coun-
ty Community Hospital the aver
age per patient day cost in 1947
was 1922 and by 1852 the cost
of caring for the average patient
here had risen to $13.43.
"In the last five years over
1000 new hospital beds have been
made available to the people of
Mississippi. In 1947 one person
out of every ten was hospitalized
and in 1852 we find that one out
of every five Blue Cross members
was admitted to a hospital. To
meet this changing situation your
Blue Cross-Blue Shield Plan is
announcing new benefits and new
rates to become effective June |.
1853.
"You will receive your regular
notice of dues which will include
the new rate. For those who have
paid in advance, a supplemental
billing will be sent out. Please
wait until you have received your
notices before sending your check.
BE sure to read the folder with
vour new contract which has re-
"ontlv been sent out from the
o'',e Cross hnadouortors i, lack.
son. You will notice among the
many new benefits. that the dsvs
OF care have been erestJv extend.
ed The Community Plan Goo
ner cent coverase> is still in Of
feet At both the Holmee County
and the District II hosoits,s. i.
you should be hnspitaEz4d out
side the county,. the new .~tepd-
ed coverage benefits will. now
apply.
"The Blue C~oss-Blue Shield
Plan will again he opes, .,~ NOV.
members early this Aall."
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
Vision Survey Unit
Schedule Is Given

The schedule for tho vts;oy
S''rvov ITn'+ 'or now vaek W.,
""nnr"red tedov az follows.
Nav 2l-ThurSdav, Hine, Plan.
teton.
May 22-Fridav. 7. .. Love onc
w, A. Lowe Plantations
Wan at J. P. Loves
Cormissary).
May 23-Until noon, Lexington
Courthouse
Nay 25-Lynchfield Plantation
Store
Nav 26-Shotwell Plantation
Nav Demonstration Period
May 28-Linden Plantation
May 29-East Bank Store, KERN
May 3O-Until noon, Lexington
Courthouse
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
IT cen Porty Is
Enjoyed At Gym

"A field meet in the high school
gym and a campfire on the CAM
pds were special features of the
lkeen party Thursday night.
The two teams. cor,~c~.,,~ ,r.,oost
all of the high Sc -o---.,- al
N such strenuous recoe sq the
- . - ~r'u-- the pills --a1av
the bark-to-back, the peanut oil
ne, and the pie-eating. Trent
E,'rrell, Doc Griffin and Nancy
simpson were Outstanding stars
IN the meet The team cantains
were Virginia Lovins and Patsy
Al'trv, social chairmen.
After abundant refreshments
the group, led bv Shirlie Leslie
sang number of favorite Y-Teen
SONGS. The new president. Mar
iorie n:ckerson. presented club
Gifts 10 the seniors and to Mrs
Bowie and Miss Turner.
Gathered around the campfire
when was lighted by Mabel
Clare Davis, 1882 Y-Teen pre-
fident' the Y-Teen cabinets rever-
entity expressed their wishes for
the years. The club and guests
ciosed the impressive service by
sineln9 The Call of the Fire"
triangle Blue and "Remem-
The outgoing officers are Betty
Streetinan. Tabitha Peden, Claire
Cooper Virginia Lovins, Dot
Mcclellan and Shirlie Leslie.
New officers are Marjorie Dick
erson, Liz Montgomery, joyce
Mcorloe, Shirley Wheat, MARI,
lorie MINIS, Patsy Autry, and
cyl m
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
Dunbar, Zee ecied As
Marshal OF Durani

w. f. D"~lem wes reelected
marshal Of 7.'~o-'t he ee~ond
prinarv held Tuesday, May 10.
Mr. Dur;a~7 ~ace;ved pa votes.
majority If IS votes over his
opponent. 7 c. Mcbride, who
polled 1913 votes.
The ruroff followed by one
week the mocrat;c Primarv in
which Durham and Mcbride were
top men with votes of 1874 and
l24 respectively.
Candidates elin7iratU in the
runoff were Audis Hathcpck, who
accounted for 100 votes and May
field Howard who won "a.
A total of 452 votes were cast
for marshal in the second pri-
mary compared to 472 votes tai
lied by four candidates in the
first, indicating high interest in
the marshal's race.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
District Two
Community Hospital

Mrs. S. j. Ellington, Durant
Mrs. Hilda Power, Lexington
Mrs. Clarence Robertson, Duran,
Mrs. Zeb Guess, Durant
Willis eagle, Durant
Luther Mcclellan, Durant
Mrs. Carl Herrin, ST., Durant
Mrs. George Horne, Durant
Mark Love, Durant
Mrs. Frank Burnley, Durant
E. j. Thweatt, Durant
Colored Patients
Mary Lee Greer, Sails
r.ssle Lee IA 1rton, Walden
Benny Rounds, Durant
Baby Willie d. ROUNDS, Durant
Baby Doris Jean Wright, Durant
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
Co!ored Citizens Give
S4O5.9o For Polio

The Colored citizens of Holmes
county. gave $405.99 to the March
Of Dimes in the final report CIV
en- to Mrs. w. II. Fincher, Jr..
ooun+v drive chairman. This
brought to $3,530.01 the tota,
amount given in HOLMES county.
A. P Johnson beaded the drive
and teachers throughout the
county schools cooperated.
Mrs. Fincher and johnson both
expressed their appreciation for
the efforts Of everyone who
contributed in anv way to the
success of the drive.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
ATTEND RED CROSS

Mrs. J. F. Williams, chairman
Of volunteer services and Mrs.
Edgar Lumpkin, executive Secre-
rary of the Holmes County Red
Cross Chapter attended a Red
Cross meeting in Greenwood on
Tuesday, May 10Th. The pro-
gram related to visits of the
bloodmobile out of the Jackson
Defense Blood Center covering
the period July to January /,
1854. The meeting was presided
Wv ~ cfficiols out of the Jack
zon blood center.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
Mcbride Thanks People
Who Supported Him
For MurshoI's Post

To The People OF Durant:
wish to express to you my
sincere appreciation for all that
was done for me in every way
during my campaign for marshal
of Durant.
shall always be grateful to
each Of YOU for your loyal sup
port and the confidence you again
expressed in me during the sec
ond primary.
Sincerely,
J. S. Mcbride
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
THANKS

wish to express my apprecia
ton to those who voted for me
in the recent Democratic Primary
election.
My congratulations and best
wishes go to every person who
was elected to office and I wish
for the entire administration q
most successful term.
Sincerelv.
Maude N. Tatum
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
IN MUSIC PROGRAM

In the sacred music concert
given at Galloway Memorial Me-
thodist Church in Jackson were
two Durant High School gradu-
ates, Linda McCullar and Rob.
ert Streetman, who are members
OF the Millsaps Singers. This
group, made up of sixty chosen
voices, recently returned from a
western tour of several states.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
BOOKMOBILE HERE

The Mississippi Library Com
mission Bookmobile will visit the
Durant Library on Friday, May
~, abobut $3.50 pm. A fresh col.
lection Of books will be left and
others will be returned. Mrs
Lura Currier, the library field
worker, will help in the selection
OF books. She will be glad to
bring any titles or subjects that
are needed.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
LEADS BELHAVEN SENIORS

Friends of Miss Patsy Torrance
of Belhaven College, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. torrance of
Goodman, will be Interested to
know she has been selected as
one of the four girls to lead the
procession of seniors at gradua-
ton. She was selected for this
honor by the faculty on the basis
of her outstanding scholarship.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Everyone is cordially invited to
attend services at the Presbyter-
ian Church Sunday, May "a. Sun
day School will be at 9:45, morn
ing worship at HOO, Presbyter-
ian Youth Fellowship at 900 pm.
and evening service at 7:30 pm.
The Tuesday night Bible Glass
will be at 7;3O.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
DURANT GRADUATE

Glenn Alien Cain of Durant
VIII be candidate for the ba-
chelor of art degree from Mill
saps College at the June gradua-
ton exercises in Jackson. Mr..
Gan will be one of the las sem
iors taking part in the activities
Both June and summer school
graduates will participate in the
exercises.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
CORRECTION PLEASE

IN last weeks paper in the
who's Who contest Virginia Low
ms was turned in as most popular
girl when it should have been
Shirley Wheat. Jollast Junior
Should have been Joyce Mcbride
and Freshest Freshman, Mamie
Ruth Carroll.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21

jeanette Engelmann and Sid
ney White won the American Le-
gion Awards gwen by Preston
Hudson Post No. 10, Durant, at
graduation exercises held Thurs
day evening, May IA, in Durant.
The awards, consisting of a
certificate and bronze medal.
are given annually ''in recognition
Of those high qualities of honor.
courage, scholarship, leadership
and servic= icl re n cassarv
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21

Attend School
Miss Elba HUMPHREYS and Miss
Marion Bicknell attended the
Clarson-Ledger cooking school in
jackson last week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21
THROUGH
HAZEL
EYES

oy haxel bTannon Smith
If Governor White expects
to push through his reported
plan to rec &c expenditures in
the various counties through
out Mississippi a lot of educa-
tional work will have to be
done-because the only thing
that can sell" the program to
the legislature is for the 'peo-
pie" of the state to be sold on
it.
In recent statement Gov
ernor White charged excessive
waste" at the county level
throughout the state without
calling any particular counties
by name.
The Governor said he will
ask the legislature at a special
session to be held this fall to
cut part of the county revenue
and give it to the bankrupt
cities and towns.
State Auditor William Neal
is reported to be at work on
a report that is expected to
show the extent of excessive
expenditures through the
county beat system" and
other out-of-date government
tai methods.
The Mississippi Economic
Council, which recently made
an exhaustive study of county
government, recommended re-
forms which could, if put into
effect, save taxpayers literally
thousands of dollars annually.
The trouble stems from the
fact that only a few counties
in the state are operating UNI
der the county unit system"
for road maintenance. The re-
naming counties have five
separate systems, one for each
supervisors beat, and each SUI
pervisor is compelled to have
his own machinery, equipment,
etc. Under the county unit
system one machine can be
used in all five beats.
According to reports Wash
ington county, one Of the larg-
est in the state, had only about
Is, 600 In road machinery on
hand for countrywide mainten-
ance. At the same time one of
the smaller counties, which
operates under the beat sys-
tenn, bought $12l, 900 in road
machinery.
Certainly in this day when
taxes are taking such a large
share of every dollar we are
interested in seeing our tax
dollars go as far as they will
and If counties throughout the
state now operating under the
beat system" can streamline
their operations and cut down
on the amount of equipment
which has to be bought and
maintained and still give ade-
quate service then certainly
II is worth a trial.
We are sure that all of our
supervisors in Holmes county
are interested in doing as good
job as possible and making
our tax money 90 as far as pos.
sible. We are equally certain
if the merits of the county
unit system are what they are
reported to be it won't be
long before our local super
visors investigate it for them
selves and seek to put the
county unit system" into eff
feet here in Holmes county.
The system of buying for
the county as a whole, as ap-
piled under the unit system,
could undoubtedly save many
thousands of dollars annually.
1t could be applied not only
to road machinery, equipment,
etc, but other supplies pur-
chased by the county as well.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-05-21

During 1851 the states so
counties received almost
Sl4,000,000 as their share in
the state gasoline excise, truck
and bus privilege and oil and
timber severance taxes. Coun-
ties received two and one-half
cents from each gallon of gas
oline sold.
These are the funds that
Governor White has expressed
determination to cut down.
partly at the expense of the
state-aid rural road program.
The Governor is expected 10
present his plan to the special
session of the legislature to be
called this fall to equalize
schools.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame. White or colored.
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER,
ME. S-1220: evenings, LA. 6-6194,
Evening star., 1953-12-08
HOUSES SALIVA. Cent,

N. ARL.-Three-bedrn., 2-bath, brick
Colonial in choice location. Sep. din.
Under the market at $4,000;
S3,80O cash will handle. LURIA
bbE9s'; bIRd's . IA IA O. 7-sSoo' Saoo WIS wilson
OWNER LEAVING STATE: must sell.
ige. wooded lot; city utilities: 81 400
down. Crescent l033-M. 10
HANDY MAN SPECIAL-Frame Cape
Cod with full bsmt.. lily. .rn.. sep:
din, rm... equip. kit. 2 bedrms., and
tiled bath on 1st A.; 2 bedrms.
Church location; Only $13,50o, E-z
terms. LYNN REALTY. JE. 2-9400.
COLONIAL, lge.
wrap-around porch. det. garage; level
lot: S14'75o. $3.50 dn. ia. 2-9137.
,-BEDRM. RAMBLER. by owner,
taFn sayne or sa gnurR as q bmms d. Ea5
Church. va. JE. 3-OO32. ia
you LIKE TO GET q 2-bed-
rm. rambler in Groveton, Va. for
your family for Xmas at a price
you can afford? For particulars. cali
81 900 DOWN. y. -bedrm.
brick Colonial: din. rm.,- full bsmt.,
Assume lge. FHA loan. Immaculate
cond: Call fo- aopt. ia. $4,000.
BETTER HOMES REALTY. .
1850 DOWN. Ari. ) Minis. to D. C.
Lovely. 2-bedrm. home. de luxe
kit. Assume lge. CT loan. Full price.
Sll.950. Immed. occup. ia. $4,000.
BETTER HOMES REALTY %.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER with 3 bed
rms. 2 baths and paneled den. Full
basement with fireplace. carport.
Walk to st. James. bus and shop
ling. Only So 500. THE DARBY
CO.. ia. 5-a393. -
REAL BUY-Cozy and attractive
Liv. rm., dinette. lge. equip. kit,
, bedrms. and bath. sos per mo.
includes taxes, insurance and utils.
Sl,750 down. Total price, 81. 900.
SILLS REAL ESTATE. ia. $4,000.
SERVICE PERsONNEL-Brick ram
bier. on Anchor fenced lot: conv. to
school and transp. 3 bedrms., tiled
bath. liv. rm., firepl.; elec. kit. has
disposal and diShwasher, din. L.;
storage attic: full bsmt. Assume
S11. 1000 40 loan with low cash re-
auired. Better hurry! LYNN REALTY
JE. 2-9400. 3
Evening star., 1953-12-08
"THE HAMLET"
Chew Chase Md.

O11OVy O11ctoO, 1V1U'
New section, now open-Many choice
lots now available to approved pur-
chaser. Phone Mr.. Boothby, EN-.
3-334S. THOS. j. FISHER g. CO.,
INC, 73S 18th ST. NV. DI. 7-6S30.