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Smyrna times., 1953-10-15
NEWS OF INTEREST TO FARMERS AND FARM FAM
lilies OF KENT COUNTY

meth Moore of the Smyrna Bucking
Bronco club was the winner and
received trophy donated by the
Farmers Bank of Dover and pre-
sented by Mr.. Gordon Willis, Vice
President of the Farmers Bank.
Placing second was Peggy Ann
Adams of the Vernon Honey Bees
and third was Presley Moore of
the Smyrna Bucking Bronco Club.
All three contestants will receive
trophies for their placings from
the Farmers Bank of Dover. Four
tn and fifth place awards went to
Paul Caulk of Wodside, Delaware
and Marvin Davis of Milford, Della
ware, respectively. These boys
were awarded Dairy Blankets do
mated by the Breyers Ice Cream
Company.
Following is a list of the blue
ribbon winners in the various prof.
ect fields: Vegetable: Watermelon
Billy Hufnal, Dover. Pumpkin
Sam Kendall, Dover; Bill Davis,
Milford; Artis Virden, Dover. To-
matoes- Sam Kendall, Arts Vir-
den, Dover; John Clark, Carl
Fischer, Matthew Fischer, Smyr-
ma; Eugene Thomas, Marydel. On
ions-Eugene Thomas, Marydel
Eggplant-John Clark, Smyrna.
Carrots Dale Conard, Dover.
Turnip- Freddy Hufnal, Dover;
Eugene Thomas, Marydel. Kale-
Dale Conard, Dover. Display of
Vegetables es-Raymond French, Mil.
ford. Poultry-Pen of 8 live broil-
Smyrna times., 1953-10-15

ing; Senior yearling heifers-Wil-
son Reed. Wyoming; Senior calf
Wayne Simpson, Houston; Junior
calf-G. Wallace Caulk, Jr., Wood
side. Jersey classes-Cow 2 years
and over-John Benson, Houston.
Holstein classes. = Cow 2 years
and over-Kenneth More, Dover;
Junior yearling-Kenneth Moore,
Dover; Senior calf = Peggy Ann
Adams, Harrington; Junior calf
Frances Ann Robbins, Milford.
Smyrna times., 1953-10-15

ers-John c. Parker, Jr., Wyom-
ing. Pen of 8 laying hens-Earl
]. Hurd, Jr., Clayton. Home I'm
provement: Rug-Eleanor Kinney,
Viola. Stool-Sandra Hufnal, Do
yer; Wallace Caulk, Woodside.
Curtains Marie Alexander, Ken
ton. Field Crops: Corn = Jay
Sharp, Milford; Elmer L. O'Day,
'Felton. Craft: Leather Belts
Doris Warren, Dover; Dottie Ken
dali, Dover; Artis Virden, Dover.
Sampler - Peggy Ann Palmer,
Kenton; Bobby Harvey, Kenton.
Leather Coin Purse-Doris War
rem, Dover; Margaret Ann Palmer,
Kenton. Clothing: Blouse-Bever-
ly Kinney, Canterbury; Ruth Ann
Moore, Smyrna. All Uniform
Sandra Hufnal, Dover. Best Dress
Norma Robb, Dover; Doris
Warren, Dover; Shirley Ann Sip
pie, Canterbury. Duster1TDottie
Kendall, Dover. Sun Dress-Doris
Warren, Dover. Aprin- Kathleen
Nash, Magnolia; Eileen Webb,
Houston; Mary Ann Davis, Mil
ford; Peggy Palmer, Kenton;
Nancy Hart, Magnolia; Margaret
Scuse, Smyrna; Joan Warner, Mil
ford; Brenda Lee Allen, Cden. Tea
Towel-Marion French, Milford.
Skirt-Nancy Hart, Magnolia;
Joyce Ann Sharp, Milford; Beverly
Kinney, Canterbury; Dottie Ken
dali, Dover; Doris Warren, Dover;
Joan Warner, Milford; Eileen
Webb, Houston. Cooking: A cup
cakes without icing-Patsy HUFF
nal, Dover. Canning: 3 pints
peaches-Joan Lockwood, Viola. 8
pints beets-Virginia Robb, Mil
ford. 3 pints tomatoes-Agnes
Drake, Kenton. Dairy: Guernsey
classes 2 years and over
Marvin Davis, Milford; Senior
yearling-William Davis, Milford
Ayrshire classes - Cows 2 years
and over-Rodney Caulk, Wyom-
Smyrna times., 1953-10-15

Mr.. Harvey Wright on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sipple are
on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoffeeker
and Mr.. William Smith were in
Wilmington for the viewing of Mrs.
Berthat Perry.
Mrs. Harvey Denney, Sr., Mrs.
Harvey Denney, Jr., and Mona Ann
Denney attended the Rowe-Pusey
wedding on Saturday.
Smyrna times., 1953-10-15
Leiipsic

The Ladies Auxiliary had their
monthly meeting on Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Ray Disch and Mrs. Dorothy
Spence visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Disch on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Noble Jerman and Mrs
Harvey Denney attended lunch.
con at the Dover Tea House on
Thursday.
Mr.. Leon Jones is improving al
the Delaware Hospital. Mrs. Jones
has returned home after visiting
her sister at Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilson
Mrs. Ann Parvis and Mrs. Noble
Jerman attended the funeral fol
Smyrna times., 1953-10-15
showing of New Dodge Cars

The first of the new 1854 cars
to be shown in Smyrna was the
Dodge, which was viewed by many
visitors last Thursday at Roth
wells Garage, DUPONT Parkway.
The new car was admired by those
who saw it, and guests were greet
ed by members of the staff who
wore black top-hats which were
picturesque and created a festive
atmosphere. Refreshments were
served at the Open House. Samuel
Wallace, manager, was in charge
of arrangements for the affair.
Smyrna times., 1953-10-15
County All Winners
at Achievement Day

Kent County All members gath
cred numerous blue ribbons at
their annual All Achievement Day,
held last Saturday on the farm of
L. D. Caulk, near Wyoming. The
All event featured contests, DEM
onstrations and approximately $50
exhibits.
Robert Yoder of Harrington was
the top winner among Is boys TAX
ing part in the tractor operators
contest. He received a trophy do
mated by the Clements Supply
Company of Clayton, and awarded
by Everett Lofiand. Second and
third place winners were Marvin
Davis, Milford; and Gene Short,
Smyrna. These boys will represent
Kent County in the state tractor
operators contest next summer
during he Kent-Sussex Fair.
In the bread demonstration con-
test, Becky Clendaniel of the
Chestnut Grove Club placed first
with her demonstration on yeast
breads. Judy Everett of the same
club placed second with demon
stration on mullins.
Twelve girls participated in the
County All Dress Revue with
Doris Warren of the Chestnut
Grove All Club being chosen as
the Style Queen.
Twenty-Five All club members
participated in the Dairy Fitting
and Showmanship contest. Ken.
Smyrna times., 1953-10-15

award winners were announced.
Plans for the annual club Family
Night were discussed and definite
plans will soon be announced. Club
leader, Mrs. Perkins Stats, re-
viewed the list of projects carried
by club members during the club
year just ended and presented a
summary to her members. The
next meeting of the club will be
held on November 13.
Smyrna times., 1953-10-15
Ill Club
VIEWS
SGz3ISD
County Line
County Line

Orders for Christmas cards are
now being taken by members OF
the County Line All Club. For
the second consecutive year, they
are using the samples of the Chill
ton Greetings Company, Boston, in
taking the card orders. This years
samples offer the largest selection
of choice ever. The large variety
offers comical, spiritual, and name
imprinted cards to choose from. The
card sale will extend over one
month period. Anyone wishing to
purchase cards or see the samples
is asked to contact any member OF
the County Line Club. Proceeds
of this drive will be used to spon-
sor club activities in 1854.
Members of the local County
Line All Club held their regular
monthly meeting recently, with
Smyrna times., 1953-10-15
GreensDring

Members of the Greenspring All
Club met recently in the Smyrna
Youth Center with Raayanne Coyle
as the hostess. A report on the
recent New Castle County All
Achievement Fair was given and
Smyrna times., 1953-10-15

Insects destroy millions of dol
lars worth of stored grain in the
United States each year.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Ldndover Baptists
To Note Anniversary

The Landover Hills (Md.)
Baptist Church will observe it's
seventh anniversary at the IL
am. and 7:45 pm. services to-
morrow.
The morning service will be
held at Landover Hills Elemen-
tary School. and the evening
service at the parsonage chapel.
4418 Seventy-third street, Belle
mead. A fellowship hour will
follow the evening service.
The pastor. the Rev. Herbert
P. Clough. is expected to make
public plans for construction of
a permanent church adjoining
the parsonage.
Mr.. Clough is the congrega-
tion's second pastor. He is a
graduate of Bob Jones Univer-
sity, Greenville, S. c., and East
ern Baptist Seminary, Philadel-
phia, Pa. He is married and has
two children.
The Rev. Merle Shade, who now
serving as a missionary on an
Oklahoma reservation, was the
church'S founder.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Sunday Services Announced

minister. "The Lift of New Hori-
Zons."
River Terrace EpiscOpal-Dr.
Robert M. Charles, minister in
charge, "A Body Thou Hast Pre-
pared"
Christ Episcopal The Rev.
John r. Anschutz, rector, "The
Meaning of Hunger and Thirst. ="
Albright Evangelical u. B.
The Rev. George w. Speake,
minister, 1.-THE Voice of the
Church."
Augustana Lutheran - The
Rev. Clarence T. Nelson, pastor,
"The Forgotten Water Pot"
Falls Church Branch, Our Saw
iour Lutheran-Army Chaplain
Herman H. Heuer. when God
Inaugurates a Leader" at 9:45
am.
Greenbelt Lutheran Robert
Jones, vicar. "The Transf1gura-
ton"
st. Peters Evangelical Luther
an-The Rev. Donald F. Brake,
pastor. "Those Who Cruelty"
Wesley Methodist-The Rev.
c. Stanley Lowell, minister, eff
You Could Live Your Life Over
Again."
EldbrOOke Methodist - The
Rev. F. Paul Harris, pastor, "The
Good News" DR.. Frederick E.
Reissig, executive secretary,
Washington ederation of
Churches, at 8 pm.
French PrOtestant-The Rev,
H. Stein-Schneider, minister,
Christ lie meme" at 4 pm. in
st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Lafayette square.
GuntOn- Temple M Orial
Presbyterian - The Rev. Eric
Lindsay Cowall, minister, "The
Light of the World"
SITS. Constantine and Helen
Greek Orthodox - The Rev
Thomas Daniels, pastor, "Our
Presidents"
Howard University-Dr. Chan
ming H. Tobias, director of the
PhelpS-Stockes Fund, New York,
will be guest speaker.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Belle View Lufherans
Name Acting Pastor

Navy Chaplain Paul w. Dick
man. of 429 North Jackson
street, Arlington, has been named
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Triple Celebration Sci
AT St. Sophia Church

Members of st. Sophia Greek
Orthodox Church will observe a
triple celebration from 10 am.
to pm. tomorrow in the
church, Eighth and L streets
NV.
Archbishop Macarius of the
Greek Orthodox Church of
Cyprus will celebrate solemn
high mass.
Ambassador Athanase G. Po-
litis of Greece will be honored
tomorrow on the occasion of his
name day.
The services will be brought
to an end with a special Greek
doxology being sung for the well
fare and success of President
elect Eisenhower on his inaugu-
ration day. George Papanicolas,
chairman Of the Ethnic Groups
Section of the Inaugural Com
mittee, will represent the In
augural Committee at the serv-
ice.
The Very Rev. Aimilianos
Laloussis, Archimandrite, is pas
tor of st. Sophia Church.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Buhu'i to Observe
World RELIGION Duy

Northern Virginia members of
the Bahai Faith will sponsor a
public meeting at 8:15 pm. to-
morrow at the Young Women's
Christian Association, 602 Cam
eron street, Alexandria, Va.
The meeting, in honor of
World Religion Day, will be pre-
sided over by Paul E. Haney.
Evening star., 1953-01-17

All services at II am. tomor-
row unless noted otherwise.
National Memorial Baptist -
DR.. Edward B. Willingham, pas
tor, "The Greatness of a Nation"
The Rev. Donald M. Loudermilk,
assistant pastor, 'The Acceptable
Time" at 8 pm.
Metropolitan Baptist DIR. j.
w. Carpenter, pastor, Blessed Is
the Nation Whose God Is the
Lord"
Chevy Chase Baptist - The
Rev. John w. Lange, minister of
youth, What God Can Show
U.s."
Brookfand Baptist-The Rev.
Ward B. Hurlburt, pastor, Great
Passages of Scripture" Mr.. Hurl-
burt will speak at 8 pm. on "The
Shepherd Psalm"
Petworth Baptist-The Rev. S.
Lewis Morgan, jr., pastor, Its
Our Motto, Mr.. President"
Berean Baptist-The Rev. c.
H. Pearson, minister, "A Faith
That Changes Life"
Third Baptist-Dr. George o.
Bullock, pastor, a special evan
gelistic serman at II am. and
7:30 pm.
First Congregational-Dr. Carl
Heath Kopf, minister, "Who Is
King?"
Lincoln Congregational - The
Rev. Mallory Fitzpatric, jr., of
Howard University, will speak.
Peoples Congregational - The
Rev. Arthur F. Elmes, minister,
Gods Ways and Ours"
Columbia Heights Disciples of
Christ-The Rev. Harry L. Bell,
Evening star., 1953-01-17

boulevard, Sunday school classes
for all ages are held at 9:15 am,
with James c. Madison as su-
perintendent. Holy communion
will be distributed the first Sun
day of each month.
Chaplain Dickman is with the
Chief of Chaplains Office, United
States Navy. He was formerly
stationed at the Marine Corps
Depot, Paris Island, S. c. The
new church is sponsored
by Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1953-01-17

acting pastor
of the Belle
View Luther
an Church
near AleXan-
dria.
Cha p ! a in
Dickman will
conduct serv-
ices at 10:30
am. each Sun
day in the
Belle vie W
School, For t
Hunt road and
Belle vie W
Evening star., 1953-01-17
New Hampshire Bishop
Will Preach Service

The Right Rev. Charles F.. Hall
Episcopal Bishop of New Hamp-
shire will preach at a service
attended by prominent states
men at II am. tomorrow in st.
Thomas Church, Eighteenth and
P streets NV.
Worshippers will include Gov.
Sherman Adams of New Hamp-
shire and members of the Sen
ate and House of Representa-
tives. The Rev. Harold B. Sedg-
wick, rector, will conduct the
service.
Evening star., 1953-01-17

CONGREGATIONAL LEAD
Err - DIR. Henry S. Leiper,
executive secretary of the
Missions Council of the
Congregational Christia n
Churches, will preach at the
$3.50 and IL am. services to-
morrow in Rock Spring Con-
gregatiOnal Church, Rock
Spring and Little Falls roads,
Arlington. DIR. Leiper is the
author of some 20 books on
Christian living, and has
travelled abroad extensively
on church work.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Africa Worker to Be Feted

The Rev. Clarence T. Nelson,
pastor of the Augustana Luther
an Church, and his wife will
entertain the Rev. Stefano Moshi,
African religious worker, at 8
pm. Thursday at their home,
1920 Argyle terrace NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Rev. Seth Brooks to Preach

What We Hope for a New
President" will be the topic of
a sermon by the Rev. Seth r.
Brooks, minister, Universalist
National Memorial Church, Six
teenth and S streets NV, at II
am. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
National City Church

The Rev. j. Warren Hastings,
minister, National City Christian
Church, will preach on THE
Arm of the Lord" at 1880 am.
tomorrow. The church is at
Fourteenth street and Massa-
chusetts avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-17
Church Names Committee

The Episcopal Church of Our
Saviour, 1916 Irving street NE,
has appointed a public relations
committee. It's members will be
Charles F. Green, chairman;
John A. Gather, and John B.
Isles.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

Stud service, % dogs Is boaTded. 1o44
asssspNr RlaSsnsbyEg I'd; ni: NJ: Il vs.s s.e5O4
sfssOssS s sfOS tFslRed kR sSgeS tSs quail Dass'
sPRiNGER SPANIEL PUPS. Axe:
stock. Hold for Xmas. EN-. 3-2974.
TOY MALTESE PUPPIES, deposit
win hold until Christmas; wonder
ful for children and apis. WA.
BoXER lSIgo' PUPPIES, 4 ts males and and /
fs%aisl' sIohsa or cfI kE HttsE stssas pm. 5E
COLLIE PUPS, sired by ch. Neway-
ago's Ebony Parade; males. 8 wks.
old: wormed; temp. shots. WE.
scoTTTiEs. scc1ocTrTTfiEs Int. ch. Winning III Trick
BOXER SSE SOPSfps PUPGiS Il AEs. AEa. females. females;
Xmas. presents, train. LU. 4-7e41.
BABY ocELoT, 3 mo, female. gentle,
wooIY MOI %oNSETs, KEY Aii silver AS Or brown!
8 months, completely tame. SITS.
Open sun; It'll 8. KE. 7-1215. -2s
tn 6. KE,. 7-12Is. -2s
DALMATIAN. Axe req. white with
black spots. male. $35. Open sun.
BABY TURTLES. small green. SO
cents each or 2 for 90 cents. Open
Sun It'll 8. KE. 7-1213. 90
BABY ALLIGATORS Regularly
$3.50; THANKSGIVING special. $3.50.
Open Sun. til q. KE. 7-l2I3. so
THANKSGIVING SPECIAL-Canary.
cage, seed. book; SLABS value; spe-
clal, S10.95. Open Sun. KE. 7-1213.
THANKSGIVING SPECIAL. Para
keets. cage. seed. book; S13.95 value;
special. S9.95. Open Sun. KE.
BOXER PUPIES. Axe registered; Q
males, / female. AP. 1873.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS,
Axe, 8 weeks Christmas; reserve
friSky, country-raised puppy for
best gift Of all. oaithsrsburE
S32-J.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

2s17 MONROE ST. N.E.-M block
s,,, ssarl,ine; s. as single or S1l as
NICELY FURN. ROOM in pvt. home.
10 7th st. ne, Ii, .7-4463. 80
TWO Voc RMS for ladies; attrae; loc, !;
buslines. $50 each. LA. 6-s9sS or
63S 7th ST. N.E.-Lge. single nm; /;
gentleman; clean, near bath; 81
cTEssiiroTLI Tsi H. i,s s-655s. %iS n,,.,r ,,rn,.,.a
@ adHlt hS%e. Ss5 Si laos mo LII n s-1ssa. iflsS69.S
FURNISHED FRONT BEDROOM for
single gentleman; must be employed.
FUkNfSHsSg; IA NSSgisg; RIM. for settled man m2S or
Ef' E1msa; s1SsaPg aPvt' kit in bsmt' &c Can
CLEAN. WARM ROOM, adj. BATH" in
pvt. modern home, no. other roomers.
Prefer settled person, but not es-
1880 NEWTON ST. N.E.-Lge. furn.
rm:, . closets. next to bath. auto.
NICELY FURN. RIM, pvt. home. 3
blks. from, Cath Univ. 3119 eth st.
me-, DE 2-O91S
4th AND FRANKLIN-Clean.c comfort
able. twin beds. excellent tranSpor-
COLORED - BEAUTIFULLY FURN.
double front bedrm., with a small
adjoining room; kitchen privils.
will accept ! child. LA. 6-3559.
-
COLORED-NICELY FURN. dble. rm..
lge. closet. home privils.; nr. transp. !;
lady pref. SO wk. LII. 3-169S go
COLORED-LGE. CLEAN ROOM and
den. next bath. cooking If desired.
18th and Newton SITS. Conv. to buses.
LA 6-4S29. 20
near H-Sgie. and dble. rms. for
married couple and gentlemen. Call
Ii. 4-4573. .5-9 pm. 30'
COLORED-413 d ST.. lge. clean
front room, good transp.. So week.
Ii. 6-0911.
COLORED-Nice room for rent, man
or women, mr.. transp.. Ii. 6-5285.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

TWO CARLOADS top-quality COM
mere mercial H., COWS .de for sale. Phone Lees Lee
EXHIBIT" Welcome!
Quality animals for sale. LOU
TAMWORTH GILT, 10 mos. Open.
Registered your name. 500. TIE.
Due IjENG 70 FEED SHORTAGE will WIS sell
s bred reg. Angus cows, 81. $50;
cSfSfN AiiEia,tef fAhMso hsFf Pe SrG6 s1 COLT as
ride. Stud fee S25. Win sell for
reasonable offer. Evergreen 4-292O.
FOR sALE.-Hereford cows and heif,
Hereford bull. Also 90 good steers.
C. F. RHODES, Gainesville, Va;
HORSES, 4 thoroughbreds. in .foal by
Lefty Jim and In OF Else, These are
real Ien.I prosDests DeSts,, Saoe each Gan Mr.
WHITEFACE: bulls. cows. steers. Will
shosts. c. 6. A. AT TsooSE, Me-. ia. - 1880.
40 REGISTERED HEREFORD heifers
for sale. Phone Leesburg lva.)
T%S coon SADDLE HORSES Sy for
sale; safe for women or children.
aEG1sTEREn REG iISsEI; HEREFORD BULLS
Two 1-year-old bulls. herd improvers,
wen crown: LARRY BREEDING
2 HUNTERS. six years old; 1 bay
Suitland stables, Md.
STUD HORES (2), these are proven
sires,. A real buy for anyone desiring
the. the best; SJa Cal Mr.. JONES' POoles-
EoEsrEfs E55Is; MG' aEfFERs SEfs c2,. . yrs. old,
to freshen within six months; calf
hood vaccine and good quality;
reasonable. Phone Damascus (Md.)
XMAS PONIES AND HORSES. s45 to
SS6iss SS0i su9EanteeS az sN4se. gentle; all size
PUREBRED SUFFOLK RAM LAMBS.
$50 ca. Crescent 114s-J-1. Fair
ANGUS BULL, registered. a1 months.
and two Hereford cows; priced to
Yellow " CoRS for sale. Call JA.
2-5s95 or write BOX 3O3-Z. Star. =
WHITE FACE young cows with calf,
100 or any part of this herd. A real
chance to make money as they grow.
Call Mr.. Jones, PooleSville. Nd 1886.
WANIEDMseyeEsl EvsTcEsen sssS4i horses to board
: PONIES. s HoRsEs-Priced to
sell for Christmas. A deposit will
hold one All are very well man
nered, good colored and in top
shape New and used saddles and
brides. HILLTOP FARMS. Fisher
I'd. Temple Hills. Md, LO. 7-S022.
FEEDER CALVES, 100 or any Fart of
these are a real buy for the party
that wants to see them grow into
money; call Mr.. Jones. Poolesvilie,
3 si BULIs@1 Hereford, well bred: 2
CIRCLE-M RANCH, Po. 2-4224.
SADDLES for ponies and horses, new
and used. $40 to $40; brides and
RARR hats fssSP sosg FSRM PSRS hSFneSs WP 4$S $S3
prove Proven he'd herd of '; Rampshire afS and and Taml @
vile. Nd. s7ss. '' '
HEREFORD STEER, approx. 300 lbs,
grain fed, ready for immed. process
ing. zoe per lb. ]. B. Armfleld,
Herndon 349-W-2.
CHINCHILLAS - NCBA, registered
Young and bred pairs; reasonable.
Insure future security. JU. 9-4293
HEIFERS. fresh and springers. A
real buy for the dairy man. Call
Mr.. Jones, Poolesville, Md, 1886.
MUST SELL at once several small
spotted ponies, also 6-mo. .-old colts.
Ideal for Christmas. Browning
corn FED BABY BEEF for your
freezer. Reasonable. LU. 4-0459
RIDING HORSES, none better for all
around riding or cattle horses. Call
Mr. Jones PoolesvilIe Md 37S6
Evening star., 1953-11-29
ROOMS FURNISHED NV.

for lady, next bath; tel. lndry. privi.;
bkfst:: close in; $86. EM: S:0743.
sgle.. pvt. bath: new furn.; newly
DECOR; srtiStic home. $40 month. Month
rRRiM1INaSor, RRi 1ssiSsr 1924 18th st. 29. S'v..
eenv. location; stnsis, ss.7t: double.
NV faS'GG %A%PsHIRE SRi Ia HOUSE, zO1aSS' - N.wl,
decorated rms, daily maid service.
switchbosrd service. wI712 oSsS Nsy
shaTGgHfFRs, HsT%gihiTs sy' a0o7 HT so Is nv Ss
fers special fall and winter rates.
Clean, comfortable rms: elev. and
gwitchbd.; sgle. and dble. rms. by
day. ,wks or mo-; lst taxi zone
serv.. IS; dble. rms, Sio. NO. 7-9s8S
$50. NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Beau-
everything Ing 10 minutes downtoSwn.
eses sa; sstS ST N.w.-Furn. . rm.. 2
blks. of Conn. ave. Convenient to
shower and bath; men. HO. 2-393S.
LARGE. bright comfortable front
Eoom doJ. JAIL pnoue' wv. uOhtS
SCOTS cIkcLE, 1893 taEt g. 8 si&EztFs
We'll furn.. twin beds. Sc wk. ca.
l person. $40. pU. 1920. .29
1888 ;o4 CA G.nt AVE H:Iy N"Rms and fI1s %R
RicHARps. III LsRi: NfGl sA s.snSS-so ssnSSelsO OR
FURNISHED. BRIGHT, SUNNY, sec
ond-fioor front rm., detached home;
good neighborhood; pvt. shower
SS.dd9er cedar I2. closet Phone avail gda ,,,cS gas
,siS sliSn iE1s n pT sr! RA N.%Mssl.. S7lzsa Tm;
board optional; quiet, refined home;
TV; biz: Ga. and Alaska bus stop
B0HrvHAN CLUB. 1896 18th st. NV;
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TWO MEN-Large master bedrm..
twin beds. 2 closets. 3 windows,
pvt. bath and shower: cony. to
r5snse pSons prT.s. saf sho2Rss sss sstais
1900 2Sth N.W.-Ciean, nicely furn.
rm. with heated glass; -veranda
HOLLYWOOD bed; sink, refgr,, hot
plate excel ao. loc1tiSn S1nc OPP TG ,S WaTd snd
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1st IA days half rent. So, S4 wk.;
1880 18th ST. N.W.-Large dbie.
and sgle.. rms: In former legation.
Ample closet space; c.h.w.; well
heated. For permanently empl. mid
dle-aged ladies'; $25 to $50. Call
between o and 8 pm.
ROCK CREEK PARKs 206S Park I'd.
n.W.-Large. comfortably furn. bed
rm.- study In quiet home; fuEn. porch
fine view: semipvt. bath; conv.
transp. Gentleman. HO. 2-4967.
14O4 18th ST. NV. downtown
Single rms. S6 to So week or by
month. Maid service. HU. 3-6739
l5e3 18th ST. N.w.-Lovely studio
rm., running water. kit. privils.; all
new. furn.. Just papered; in q very
1907 PARK RID. N.w.-clean. COM
Portable. attrac. ssle. rm.; conv.
transp. 18th and 14th sts.; suitable
businessman or student; next bath;
reasonable. HO. 2-3462. go
2I20 P ST. NV, Apt. No. -9-Laree
2nd-f. front rm.; newly decorated;
$3.50 mo. Smaller. $3.50. NO.
GEoRRGEErowN, 1860 ssrd st.-Nice
room for gentleman. Phone and Tv
privils. Call AID. 2-9046. 80
CHEVY CHASE. Md, mr.. Circle
Lge. rm., semipvt. bath; quiet pvt.
home; excel. transp. OIL. 2-3224.