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l. cayeles club met at the home Of Mrs. Helen Rich
l. A business meeting held, after which delicious
as served Mrs Jesse Herndon was guest for the
Three games played with Mrs Willie Mae Fisher
l. first prize, second prize by Mrs Fannie Day
Nettie Jones third Next meeting will be held at
geu Tucker 1906 Pulaski street Mrs Nettie Jones is
n, and Mrs. Grace Johnson reporter
l. Bright Community club met November g. at the
Mrs Elan, 1924 Volmar The guest speaker was Mrs
Moore principal of Stephens school, who talked to
ap school library The club pledged its support Games
aed and delightful repast served. c. j. Jackson
k and Mrs. Sadie Thompson, sponsor Edith Strong is
porter
h. Jolly Neighborhood club held its monthly meeting at
Nest 2Oth with Mr.. and Mrs Brock Games guest boxes
ecious repast the features of the evening Next
will be in the home of Mr.. and Mrs s. Woodard 2O17
rect Mrs Hanna Smith reporter
End Valley 16 club held its regular meeting at the
Of Mr. and Mrs Booker Hood, 100 Calhoun street
celebration of the birthday of Mrs. ]. Cunningham.
eved many beautiful gifts The table was laid with
lace cover, and the eenterpiece was white and yell
ysanthemum. The menu consisted of baked duck
potatoes with gravy, carrots nodded salad, hot rolls
chocolate cake and coffee Next meeting will be held
home of Mrs. j. Cunningham, 1924 East 5th street
er "a Hazel Holland, president; Mrs J. Cunningham
East End Garden club will meet at the home of Mr.
Merry Thomas, 1922 East 9th Sunday Mr. Denton
Of Carver school will be special guest. The time is
Mrs T. BURTON preSdenti Mrs. j. Cunningham, report
enber /, Mrs. Virgie Kohman hostess to the Ex-
hub after the election of officers who are as follows:
Kohlman, president Amanda Hinton, vice president
Bush secretary, Bebe Holder, treasurer and Oralee
reporter. Card games were won by Oraee Cotton,
Hinton, and Cothilde Bush Cocktails were served and
gifts given to Oralee Cotton and Clohilde Bush
rated birthdays in October. Edith Williams, a mem
he club absent, but sent her gift beautiful as
delicious ehcken-spaghett supper served by the
Next meeting will be with Clothde Bush. Vrge
president and Oralee Cotton, reporter.
and Mrs c. A Broom and daughters, Matte and Wy
525 East 22nd street spent the past weekend visit
Broom's father, Rev. A. Alexander in Pine Bluff The
the trip to attend the First church anniversary.
FSander is the pastor of Roy Priesthood Holy church
! Bluff
ne Osborne of 2107 Pulaski, spent last week visiting
/ and friends of Okoona.
Greater Little Rock quartet union will be held at St.
ISt church, 18th and Springs streets, at p Sun
Nk Dolphus president.
baby contest sponsored by the Metropolitan Baptist
school success. Winners Larry Waters,
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13
Colorado


Barbara Ann and Ed Lacy, jr,i
celebrated thier birthdays last
week. Barbara Ann was u years
old and Ed Lacy was 5 years
old. They are the son and daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lacy ST..
Guests present were: Wallace
James and Calvin Cutter, Shir-
ley, Claudine, Pinkie, Betty Ann,
Elga Williams. Mr., and Mrs, Ell
ga Williams, sr., Joyce, Earnest,
jr, Jessie Lee Sprivey. Cookies
of different assortments, includ-
ing Halloween cookies punch and
ice cream were served Every
body had a swell time. The chill
dren received minis and balloons
Ed Lacy was honofed with
a birthday dinner, recently. Mr.,
and Mrs. Ferry Minton, Mrs. Nora
Wright and Matilda Good, were
present Miss Susie Mae Mack,
a young matron of the Ever
Green Baptist church, member
Of the gospel chorus, also a beau
tieian in the People Beauty shop,
was taken to the hospital for
the removal of her tonsils. She is
reported doing fine There
will be a wonderful program al
the Ever Green BE Sunday eve,
ming sponsored by the president
of the Missionary society, Mrs.
Susie Mack. Rev, l.. d. Champion
is pastor Mrs. Dewitt Trot-
ter, has been i'll for several days.
Her brother and family from Ber-
nice, La, visited her recently
Pfc. r. H. White, the younger
son Of Mr. and Mrs. FELTON, White
was here on weekend furlough
at 1910 East street. Mr.. White is
the husband of Mrs. Ailean John
son White He is stationed in Fla
with the air force .. Pic Her
bert White was home last week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
FELTON, White, also met his broth
er, Pfc. r. H White. He returned
to his base on Tuesday, where he
is on duty in toe air force ,
The singing convention Of the
Friendship district was in ses-
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13
WrichtsviIIe

The Gospel Temple Baptist Sun
day school opened at the regular
hour with Mrs. Fuller in charge.
Mrs, Pue taught class No l and
also won the banner Rev l..
F. Rogers ninth anniversary was
held at the Gospel Temple Bapt
church, with Rev. D. c. McMur-
ry preaching the morning mes
sage and Rev. S. Spheech. the
afternoon message.
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13

sored by Mrs. Jeppie stringer
president OF Circle Ne and
members Rev Scott pastor
of St John AME preached at
the Mt, Tabor Baptist church,
Sunday afternoon MIR and
Mrs Jasper Mathews of Milwau
kee are here visiting relatives
and friends Mrs. Martha
Locke was very i'll last Friday
night with a heart attack &.
Miss Mary Griffin and A, T. Nc
Coy made a trip to Pine Bluff
Saturday.
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13
conway


Mrs. j. A. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. S. f. Bullock and
daughter, Dorothy Lilly of War
rem, were the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs, c. S Sutton over the week
end. Mrs. S. f. Bullock is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton
Mrs. Jarvis Mattison made
a business trip to Little Rock
last week b. II. Jones of
Little Rock was guest of Willie
Taylor recently The drive
sponsored by the Union Baptist
church which started Oct. 25th
and ended Nov. LIST, paid off
debt. and was a success with SOL
cleared, Rev, S. j. Martin, pastor,
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13
B. and P. VS.. Plan
Harvest Carnival

The regular business meeting
of the Business and Professional
@omens clue, plans were COM
pleted for a Harvest carnival to
be held at the YWCA. Novem-
Der IS, 8 p. m.
This carnival is planned to Of
fer all the fun and gaiety of carl
ivals of long ago. A large crowd
is anticipated by the club Mrs
Hartence Mitchell is chairman Of
the carnival committee, Miss Bill
lie Grant of Philander Smith col
lege is publicity director; Mrs.
Vera MuldreW, president.
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13
Newport



Robert Mitchell is on the sick
list We are sorry to report
the passing Of Ed Jones Mr.
and Mrs w F. Branch were i'm
town last week Members al
the Ministerial Alliance met with
the white ministers at the Pres
byterian church last Monday :
Rev. Hamlin and his group win
be at Morning Star Bapt church,
Monday night in behalf OF tins.
cemetary group. We need To see
that our cemetery is clean xaxx
kept clean and looking nice. Let's
come out and help this grgrEa
Mrs. LOWE Warren, has bean xrs-
ing to keep the cemetery cieaa fer
years The chocolate sip AZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warren's
home, was a great success
An appreciation service was given
at St Paul AME church for the
Rev. J. E. Tillman Rev. ARR
Mrs. II. G. Martin, motored to
Cotton Plant recently for the dad
icatory service and the inssaIfa-
ton service of the pastor, Rev
H G Martin, New Mt. Pleasant
Baptist church Moderator w L.
Martin spoke on the church crv-
enant and Rev. f w d. Liggms.
preached the sermon The
Federated Usher board and buil9-
ing committee Of First Bapns1.
presented a program last Sunday
afternoon The InterdenoR,l-
national Ministerial alliance WIZ
hold its fellowship service at trap
First Bapt church Sunday, 3 r.
NJ There viii be seasons
tea at the First Bapt. church
center, Sunday afternoon, SPIN
sored by the senior choir.
School News
Once again, just as in preNals
years, we have made prepares Exl
for our annual elementary harry
est carnival which ends gafay
at the high school. The money rs
USED to purchase useful school
projects This year the projects
will 60 for curtains for IhE Ee7v
elementary auditorium. Al the
close Of the carnival tonight.
boy and a girl will be chosen t.
reign over the elementary depart
ment for the school year 1855
The S64 question is. who viii reixys
this year? Each room, is sponsor
ing a contest: grade one KING
Author Coburn, Queen GwcndcEy17
Boders; grade two King DonafCY
Lee Doss, Queen Cora WiEianrs-
grade three King Billy oates
Queen Sandra Calhoun. grSuts
four King w II. Griffin, Guseg
KAY Wilson; grade five KIM.
Dallas King, Queen Patsy Me
Donald; grade six King Morris
Patterson, Queen Joan s. Cstzf&
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13
Wesson

Mrs. John w Elliott and daugh-
ter of Elliott, visited her parents
last week -end, Mr.. and Mrs. Log
gins Hollis Gentry of Alaska
visited in the home of Albert
Loggins. recently Mr.. Elliott
and children visited in the home
of Mrs. Dollie Loggins, also Mas
ter Joe Frazier, ir. from Elliot
o.. Mrs. Vera Moore. Albert Log
gins, Corine Malone. Willie Roper
spent the weekend in Ell Dora
do,
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13
Legal Notice.:
WARNING ORDER

"hhNlNp ohDEh
State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski SIS.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Court
Myrtle Fsaw. Plaintiff
VS.. No 98817
Hilary Esaw. Defendant
The defendant. Hilary Esaw, is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Myrtle
Esaw.
Dated: November 9. 1858
w. w. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John B, Gulley
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher D c.
11l3-20-27. 1924 At
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13
18th Anniversary
Observed By The
Powell Grocery

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Powell Of
1000 Pulaski street are celebrat-
ing their 25th anniversary in gro
Gerry business. They have served
in the same community for Is
years.
Assisting them thru their many
years of success is their efficient
staff Floyd Williams butchSr
serving % years and Miss Carrie
l.. Johnson, cashier having serv-
ed Is years.
Mr. and Mrs. Powell are well
known turnout the city Along
with their celebration they are
having a huge anniversary sale
which ends Saturday
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13
Gallon
LeOla Jones

Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Ealey Wis
tied Miss Ealey's brother and
Mrs. LAME Early, last Sunday in
Gould. Mrs. Gene Allen Durdin,
accompanied them, They also stop
ped in Fordyce visiting friends
Mrs. Dollie Mae Broams is
visiting her brother, Buck vii
liams in California
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13
Malvern

The Hot Spring county teach
ers reported a very enjoyable
meeting at their return from the
Arkansas Teachers association held
in Hot Springs last week 49,.
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13
fordyce
Miss Sarah Gray

Miss Sarah Gray
Rev. f. d. McCrec, pastor OF
Grcpnville First Baptist church
and daughter, Eddiewinter were
surprised with a beautiful birth
day cake Friday afternoon, spon-
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13

ems, pastor Of Salem Bapt church
of Forrest City This is expected
to be a great meeting, with APP
proximate 2000 delegates attend
ing from all districts in the state,
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13
Baptists-
Continued from page four


noon by A. H Miller. Dr. Guy
will preside Tuesday evening, at
which time a local welcome pro-
gram will be given by the local
churches Wednesday morning, the
president, DR., Guy, will deliver
his annual address DR.. J. F. KEEL
ly, vice president-atIarge of the
convention. will give the sermon
in the evening session. In Thurs
days session, an address viii be
given by Rev Paul Hayes. pastor
of Roanoke Baptist church, Hot
Springs. and sermon by Rev. L.
L. Gray, Memphis, Tennessee. Fri
days program consists of the fol-
lowing: address, Rev w. A. Wag
ner, Van Buren,; sermon, Rev. S.
Roberts; reports and election of
officers. Joint assembly, Friday
evening, with reports of COM
mittees, and presentation of the
president of the Womans conven-
ton, Dr. Ida A Drew for her
final report The closing sermon
will be given by Rev WA. Ow-
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13
lnder Smith
ECon1in' Queen
I'd Saturday

1ances Robins of Marian
aamed Homecoming queen
ader Smith college at
norial stadium Saturday
Y college played Missis-
Arkansas State press., 1953-11-13

OMISSION:
STUDENTS (Adyance) 35Cts
ADULTS (kdvance) 75Cts
Ar GATE students and Adults ST.
, 1953-09-02

For family Or friends . most refreshing hot weather snack e q
pitcherfuI Of lemonade with chevy, delicious walnut surprise squares
And It's 50 easy to make wonderful lemonade with tresh-fTozen or
canned concentrate for lemonade, which u pure California lemon Jalce
with the ri6ht amount Of sugar. Pour the contents Of the can into q
pitcher. follow directions for adding water. l
For variety Of hot weather coolers combine concentrate TOT lemon
ade with frozen grape juice. iced teas apricot nectar, berry juices g
ginger ale. Add ice cream or sherbet for s0das.
Here Is the recipe for the delicious Walnut Surprise squaTes;s
4 egg n cup sntedHoW
/ cup brown sugar, firmly packed teaspoon salt
! teaspoon vanilla - e seaspoon soda
/ cup coarSely chopped walnuts
METHOD: Stir together egg, brown sugar, and vanilla ADD snte0
-four mixed with salt and soda. Add walnutS-keep the pieces fairly
Big, their crispness contrasts temptingly with the chevy texture OF the
cookie. Spread in buttered 9-fnch square pan. Bake In moderate 2ven
1862 FL is to- 90 minutes cookies should be soft when taken from
oven) Leave in pan; cut in squares when needed.
, 1953-09-02
NOTICE

The attention Of taxpayers
is hereby invited to the fact
that after the close Of August
81, 1953sinterest at the rate OF
6% pa will be charged on all
arrears of Real Properly Tax
Is and Nightsoil Removal Ser
vice Fees for the year 1852, in.
accordance with Section 81 of
the Ordinance Of September 5,
1886, providing for the Assess
ment, Levy and Collection Of
Taxes upon Real Property, &
Section 8 Of Ordinance of
September is, 1913, concern
, 1953-09-02
Shipping News

The SIS eTHEMISTOCLES
is scheduled to sail from New
Orleans September 9th, Mo-
bile September 18th, and is
due at Frederiksted Sepsem-
Der 22nd, via jamaica Haiti,
La Romano Dom Rep.) g ST.
Thomas. accepting freight for
Dominica, Barbados, George
town and Paramaribo.
, 1953-09-02
and REGISTRATION Of PU.
Pills FOR THE SCHOOL
YEAR ls53-54

Glasses for all public schools
in st. Croix will begin on Tues
Cay, September s, 1853, except
Christiansted High School
Opening September 9, 1859
All children who have attain
ed the age of five and one
half years art required to be
registered for attendance. Re-
gistration will begin at $50.
an. Pupils who will attend
the public schools for the first
time are required to present
their Birth or Baptismal Ger
tificates.
, 1953-09-02

The SIS "ALCOA RANG
Err. is scheduled to sail from
Baltimore S~eptembef 21st,
New York September 18th, &
is due at Frederiksted October
3rd, via San Juan & ST. Tho
mas, accepting freight for We
neuzeIa and Psramaribo.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
TRAILERS

TRAILER, 27-ft. de luxe i947: COM
pletely furnished excel cond. Must
sacrifice. $3.50. TO. g-59lS 20
1853 NAGABOND, "a f., sleeps 4;
rugged construction; like new Reas.
XII S-l0Tl -25
ALL-STEEL utility, boat. horse TRAIL
ers; custom built. Phone Ii. 7-5993.
HOUSE TRAILER, 27 IT,. good cond..
fully equipped Must be seen to
appreciate. SS95 or best cash ofIer.
Fairview 2-33l2 -o5
HEAVY DUTY 2-wheel trailer: suit.
for farm or road; 7.50x2O tires.
Lights, etc sos. JU. 9-563S. 20
SMALL, LIGHT house trailer, 6xlO,
$3.50. co. 6-51S5.
TRAILER, luggage. > wheels, 4x6x2ia
#, well constructed, newly painted,
$75. Cypress 7-93lI.
1852 MODEL 46-ft. de luxe Michigan
Arrow aluminium trailer, = bedrms.,
left liv. rm., sleeps o. full bath,
lovely equip. kit. incl. loft. refgr:
completely fprn. Must sacrifice.
81 600 or best Offer Trailer No.
23s at 1880 RICHMOND HWY, ia.
g-6l4l or so. 5-i31h.
HORSE TRAILER. very good cond..
5000 or best offer, NO. 7-4443 or
ST. $1,000.
Evening star., 1953-12-20

A LIFETIME CHRISTMAS PRESENT
200 So IT approx $4,000 equity
Tor best offer before Dec. 81. Brown
sPEcIAIo BsARGAIN. modern aIl.year It
the bay; beautiful setting. Garage:
committing distance TO Washington:
wonderful community, Mason's
Beach. Deale. Md. Call MR.. ODUM.
RE. 1-5216: ewes. Sat. and sun,
COVE POINT-Have you ignored the
convenience and pleasure of Chesa-
Seake Bay because of mud. cliffs.
round Cape Cod. .2-car garage with
S11SSnop ssn6 hs and brick patio faces all
by boat or car to Solomons Island
and SO, miles from White House.
TaStefully and completely furnished
With gas or oil heat avail. Firepl,
WITH heatolators' Aerovat insect
as fof arne msnx amS HthsT snd fSssfS dssv
safe for children. The best of
swimming. FISHING and huntins at
your doorstep. Price turn. Si4,750.
Below reproduction cost If unfurn.
improved property in vic. OF Rock
yiIle. Can be seen any time. Call
OIL. 4-033S after g pm.
COBB ISLAND--Unusually attractive
lO5, best part of island. Unusual
water outlook: fine lawn. trees,
sHtnDI sHtraEIse %n' Kit saFdfn len EXCEL e9nd;
iincl. sleeping porch; finished md Il.
down. $50 per mo.
j 4. CULLEN
Evening star., 1953-12-20

IN SILVER SPRING, MD.-Corner
store and basement storage space !;
also second floor space; in building
formerly occupied by The Mary
land News, opposite B. g. o. Rail-
Tuesday and Friday, between II
am. and = PM, or make applica-
ton in writing to MONTGOMERY
LAND CO, INC, 1906 Georgia
1901 II ST. NV. Cat Va. Ave.l-
TWo-story bldg. containing approx.
$500 So. it. with loading dock,
gas hot-water heat, ample toilet
facilities and private parking for
lG CT ~ cars. Some rooms with
air cond. Suitable for wholesale dis
tributors, warehouSeing, architects
and engineerS, Office use etc Reas
rent. Immed. poss. Consult M. Jen-
kins. Leasing Dept. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. Realtors, 1905 H st.
Ii3I NEWTON ST. N.w.-small
workshop. 15x21, with extra stor-
ace rm., SKIS if desired; outside
parking space for small truck or
Mr.. ist AND o NV, i st commercial
brick bldg, 30x35. on wide alley;
S45 mo- A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

DEBARY-"A haven for the retired "
New two-bedroom. cement m rtiff ibfock
nome, lalouSie windows. ultra
ern, large lot; $3.50. Business
propertv. groves. acreage. resale oi
Pniad pPidiaa1ation estates lots and houses.
FPG!Sef PFServ on pov request, FRANKLIN
MOTEL. Xmas special; 10 units,
300; ON Route No Al; - caSb'
ACME REALTY CO., UN. 4-32ii'
ST. PETERSBURG. FLA.-Real estate
SSaItS; entails and business oppor-
tunities. LIONEL ROWE, 2n3I Cen
tIai ave. ST Petersburg. Fla.
SOUTH MIAMI -- Beautiful 4-srre
mango efoye, modern home. 500
3Wl: attractive terms. ARCADE
EEIsALIY' ~ Coconut Grove, Miami,
PORT MYERS--New suburban CRs
nome, two bedrooms, tile bath, glass
JaiouSleu living porch, living room.
gas neat; modernly equipped Kitchen
ana utility room, carport; large
peautlfully landscaped lot in Old
citrus erove; abundance of fruit:
pa I'M lined paved street, ten retired
hTeSlt hMTaSlningtoh families within one
pitock tick raalus, Price, Sl3.S50. Fur
HARRY HARRY H. RIDEoUT, p. o. Box
II You HAVE A CHOICE VIII,
freeze in winter and stifle in SIM.
nier average winter day 105, sum
mer Gay 30; no hurricane worries;
nne nshlng; friendly city Homes
reoSo' Tr,So" H up. Hotel and motel rooms
TTegaS9nsoie. P,6 c. OF G., st. Cloud
DELRAiS' BEACH Furnished bom.
convenient to everything: sea cor ~.
month: IA. 1870
Evening star., 1953-12-20

18th and Monroe SITS. NV.
3-story row brick and bsmt, 4 compl,
aptS.; first fir, unfurn.. others furn.,
furniture included in sale. Income.
S3.336 per yr. Call Mr.. Ryan, DE.
2-5l1S with
M. PAUL HANNAH
rag nth st. NV. NE. S-41OO
Evening star., 1953-12-20
ROCKHOLD CREEK

An unusual masonry all-year home.
Lse. waterfront lot, pier with oeeo
water. Llv. rm.. 3 bedrms, tiled
bath, tuo and shower, mod, Kit ali
completely turn. Full bsmt., garase:
committing distance. Owner leayins
STATE Priced right for Quick sale
~ Onn terms. CHARLES e,
EEp6OEDhN ~ 1912 Park I'd. NV,
Evening star., 1953-12-20
WATERFRONT PROP. WAITED

AM LOOKING for an all-yesr home.
venlences; can make large cash paw
ment; must commute. Give fin
DETAILS. Box S6-A, Star. 0AA
10 BUY OR LEASE secluded beach
cottage. good swimming. within az
nlleS OF ID. c. Eimwood $3.50.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
eddie" BARRETT

MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR
105 S WASHINGTON ST.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
XII. $500
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
2055 Wilson Blvd ia 5-6SOO
OPEN z I'll DARh
ASKING S15,950

For this large and immaculate .
bedrm. brick rambler. located in a
fire N. Arlington area; lge. .liv, rm.
with fireplace, twin size bedrmS..
very lge kit and screened porch. a
level and completely fenced let; a
few of the many extras included are
the fireplace equipmeHt and lawn
mower; officer transferred and
anxious to sell. To inspect, out Lee
hW~., right on Quantico st. left on
26th st and follow our arrows to
home.
Evening star., 1953-12-20
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL and end commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY
OCEAN CITY APTS

OCEAN CITY APTS.
PRICE REDUCED
One block from, beach. 5-yr .-old
property In al cond. Heated for
Egr;,rogind income. Will finance
SonSistdnE ing o. four 5.rm. apis. one
tile baths, Located in OF the
better sections OF Ocean City, Nd.
Ample ground to expand. Immed
sale is necessary,
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.
RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL
,,,., LOUNGE
WIN or without property. Reason
lounge Is new and strictly modern
equip. Air cond. throughout. Long
estab. restaurant business. Apis.
to rent for additional income If
property, Is bought with business.
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.
DINING AND COCKTAILS
One Of the better places in Rehoboth
catering to the best OF clientele
They are served, in the beautiful
cocktail lounge. dining rm, or out
side m the patio or lawn. Ample
ground to expand. Completely fur
nished throughout wfnew mod equip
Interior recently renovated through
out. Ideal operation for a family.
Reasonable asking price for entire
property in fee. Liberal amount OF
cash required down.
OCEAN CITY. MD.
The following properties are available:
Ocean front-Completely furnished
81 apts.; store front (noveltiesl
fountain and sandwiches.
IFour-bedrm. and @-bath cottage
N o. city. l blk from beach.
Ocean front-53-rm hotel. 80 baths
corner cocktail lounge location.
Ocean front-1S rms. and apis.
Ocean front--.00 rms. pvt baths:
elevator service. Will show better
than S75, GOO profit past season
Restaurant with 81 rms: corner
property; heated for yr.-round bust
ness.
Restaurant and cocktail lounge-Best
location; bedrms. and 3 baths for
living quarters, plus ground for 25
unit motel.
.ls-unit and 24-unit motels. both in
Al location.
on all the above ads. call Glen Steele
for appt., Clifton 5000 or LEX
ington a-SS55. or write:
DAVID NJ NICHOLS e. CO. Realtors
10 W. Franklin ST.. Baltic. l. Md.
Evening star., 1953-12-20

2OO2 P ST. N.W.-Suite 81. with
reception area, , office rms. and
pvt. bath, 500. WALKER g. DUN
LOP. 1900 18th st. NV. CO.
Evening star., 1953-12-20

Ideal for some one with limited cash
$4,000 cash buys the following prop.
critics. 1907 T st; NV. .ll19
Montello ave. ne. 234-6 55th st
ne. "6S-10 55th st, ne, These are
apartment buildings with tenants
paving for utilities. Total monthly
income, S6n7; expenditures S4S6
including mortgaee payments. &c
the outside only then reply tc
Box 413-Z. Star. 20'
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

APPROXIMATELY 10000 So. feet,
for furniture storage: d. C. or
nearby Maryland: give location and
rental. Box S4-A. Star. 30
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

Mr.. MT, VERNON BLVD, 20 Minis
from downtown. unfurn. home on
RIVER shore, bedrms., lge. porch.
OIL heat; Sis. so. 5-5305.