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Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08
Sweet Home

Mr., Harvey l., Lesley and wife
from Chicago vacationed here
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lesley ... Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Lesley were also here
visiting, along with their daught-
err, Miss Alberta Lesley contral-
TO singer who gave many concerts
while here She Is giving a re-
cital, May n at the Metropolitan
AME church downtown Chicago
CO.. There will be an excursion
to Roland on May Gath. See Mrs.
G. Caldwell for information
pvt Charles Lewis Is on the front
lines in Korea but would like to
hear from his many friends over
here YOU can write MIN al
US540a775l, Co. G. 10th Engr
Const Bn, APO OIL c'o PM, San
Francisco. California
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08

To the sacred memory Of the
late Mrs. Jane Byrd who passed
May 6, l949.
The silent night is lonely and
There is no golden dawn
Because | must remember, love
That you are really gone.
| must remember in my heart
The happiness we knew
And that my only world was one
In which lived with you.
There is no breath Of fragrance in
The flowers that | press
And if | call your name | hear
The sound of emptiness
I roam the house from room to
room
| gaze beyond the sea
But there is nothing | can do
To bring you back to me.
I have to tell myself again
That you are really gone
And ! can only ask the Lord
For strength to carry on.
Her three daughters; Mrs. Sallie
Quarles Julia Armmous and
Mrs Earlinc Benson; and one
son, steve Byrd
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08

gram last Wednesday night at
the gym . Mrs Edna Shelton
is improving at MeRae Sanitari-
UNI The MA and MIA chap
tiers Of the Cotton Belt federation
had their annual eonclave and
Judging meet at Drew County
training school, Monticello. April
"a. The participating schools we're
Monticello, Eudora Rison, Spark
man, Carthage. and Fordyce. The
chapter sweethearts from the va
rious schools of the federation
contested for the 1858 Sweetheart
honor. Miss Maxine Brantiey.
granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Buster Walsh of Fordyce, was de-
clared by tha judges the winner
and was crowned the second
sweetheart OF the Cotton Belt
federation by state advisor, L. r.
Gaines. The sweetheart presided
over the conclave. A1onzo Daniels
is federation advisor.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08
Speaker

Continued from page one
cial prejudices in the United
States
Missionaries and laymen in the
diplomatic corps tell us we are
Gripping our chances of progress
with people of foreign nations be-
cause of what we do to persons
from these nations within our
own community" DR.. Brimm said
DR.. Brimm, professor of soci-
ology and human relations at the
Carver school, was an unschedul-
ed speaker before the Woman's
Missionary union, an auxiliary to
the Southern Baptist convention.
DR. Brimm said the treatment
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08
Birthdays Of
Interest

Little Faye Louise johnson SEX
ebrated her 5th birthday Satur-
day afternoon with d birthday
party given her by her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilbur john
son at their home, 22l5 Park.
Her playmates helped to make
this a Joyous occasion by gather
ing on her parents backyard
lawn with a large birthday cake.
They sang Happy Birthday" to-
her Everyone who attended en-
joyed delicious refreshments ot
ice cream. individual cakes and
fruit punch. All of Faye's guests
received a miniature plastic basket
filled with candy and nuts and
assorted color ballons.
On the evening of April Both at
the school for the Deaf and Blind
there was a most enjoyable birth
DAY Tor PROF. T.. Is, Chue VINO
was celebrating his Goth birthday.
The highlight of the afternoon
was delicious chicken dinner
with all the trimmings.
Some of Prof. Chue's former
students We're present Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Rector Turner, Mrs. Elsie Arnold,
Mrs, Clara Howard, Miss WilIett
Foster Cotton Plant. The entire
student body and faculty members
were present. Other guests pres-
ent we're Durante Allen and Mr..
and Mrs, Baldwin Carroll. Each
one wished Prof Chue a happy
birthday. Many beautiful gifts
We're received.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08

and attitude toward national and
racial minorities in so called
Christian and democratic Ameri-
ca" is a serious obstacle to the
growth of Christianity.
Some 5000 members of the
union opened a three-day meet
ing here Monday.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08

leona Woodland
heV, L, {, Gutter is still in the
sick list E. Deacon Oscar Dav-
export of Gould visited Rev. Cut
ter, lie gave him nice donation
&. l.. Goodwin visited Rev
cutter He Is regular visitor.
Rev Gutter planted one bushel
OF onions in October. They cost
nm s6.45. Being sick he was in
able to sell any, but his daughter
sold to the market S23.30
Mrs. Lola Sheppard and baby.
and Mrs. Lee Cronniel OF De-
troit are visiting Mrs. Thurman
Lawson. Mrs. Charlie Lawson OF
Chicago, Mrs. B. Goodwin Of
this city and Mrs Herts of Lou
isiana were also visitors Of Mrs.
Lawson The informal Dave
Social CLUB met in the home Of
Mrs. Willie Armstrong. Sixteen
persons were present, Refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Willie
Armstrong, president Mrs
Earlyn Holiday and Mrs. Comma
Eutsey of Chicago and their two
grand children are visiting Mrs.
John White Mrs. Mary Clay and
Charity Duncan of st. Louis spent
the week end with her father,
Rev. John White. Mrs. Bertha
Brown and Mrs. Lola Fisher are
Rev, Whites daughters The
funeral of Mrs. Ollie Holman was
held at the First Baptist church.
May End. Mrs Holman passed on
April q She is survived by her
sister, nieces and nephews
Mrs. Mary Jones, president 4
the Mission Unicn Of the Fri l.
ship district, is very i'll Mrs
Jackie Newt Of San Francisc lis
visiting her sister. Minnie Mae
Newt She is the daughter Of
Jainette Newt She will be at
the home of Mrs. Bessie Mae
Brown 49,. Mr.. Hurry and wifi
spent the day in Pine Bluff Sun
day visiting relatives Mrs. ST.
lon Ratliffs great grandmother's
funeral was conducted at the c.
ME church in Camden April %.
Mrs. Ratliff was accompanied by
her aunt, Bessie Clark Mrs.
Leon Mack has been on the sick
list with cold She was able
to meet with the Mission Union
Sunday There will be
Mothers Day program at Ever
green Bapt, Sun. The program con
sists Of pageant titled Honor
ing Motherhood The program
will begin after BTU. Mrs.
Pinkie Fields is chairman of this
program The Parker Chapel
school will have a play Friday
night Mrs l.. d. Champion is
one of the teachers at this school
She is the wife of Rev l. D.
Champion Of this city The
STATE PRESS sales have been
turned over TO Mrs. Leona Wood
ard Call 1888 If you miss your
PAPER, also give her the news for
this paper
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK =
Telephone Your News TO 4-e787-

Chatter club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs AUBREY
alter brief business session two games OF WHIST
Myea Winners were Mrs. T. Collins and Mrs u CilS-
ne" game introduced by the hostess Wlhle'S ,
r. NJ Toms, Mrs E. Collins and Mrs. G. CrsWell MIS-
m"on the guest prize The hostess served TASTY re-
Phe club will meet next with Mrs M Finley, lll7 East
'e'I Mrs. Mabe Allen, president; Claudia Elhs' re-
vi" Olive Baptist church youth VS. the adult endeu
I'm" uflFe with much success. The youth led ny L. d.
IN oSeu S5I665, The adult led by Joel Larry ralSe"
l L. Watson, SPONSOR Rev. N. K, Curry, pastor
mn ''er club announces that their nationality Tea d,
Ill., I was success. Among the nations represented
,g"and India, Japan and Mexico Mrs. Josephine
MIS- Tavern Anthony served as hostesSeS' Inc
W BEAUTIFULLY decorated with the club Co'ors of PINK
me president, Mrs. Mablc Allen received the high-
n H. receipts from the tea were S7l.40
Maack left the city Monday to drive his parents
a p'orhia lie will return shortly
-, Jokes spent the past weekend in the city visit
k e,sllS, Mr. and Mrs Walter boxes.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08

The family Of the late Elton
Dennis, jrp takes this method of
expressing our appreciation to
our many friends for the kind
ness and sympathy shown also
the beautiful floral offerings dur
ing our recent bereavement.
Mrs Mary Dennis, mother
l.. L., Jessie Milton and Ali
son Dennis, brothers, Misses
Searcy Lee and Helen Dennis,
sisters; and Mr. and Mrs James
Baker, sister and brother-in-
law.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08

parents of baby boy born Wed
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Fletcher, ir. died last Fri
day f. r Scott. Johnnie
Jones and K. w. Williams attend
ed the extra session of the Grand
Lodge of the Prince Hall Mason
ic order in McGee =. The Los
Amagis" club entertained with a
soei-l Wednesday night in the
home Of Mr., and Mrs David
Hooper Mesdames Dorothy
Mae Prentiss. Idell Davis, Tessia
Williams of Los Vegas, Mrs.
Bertha Ruth Heard Of Oakland,
and Charlie Key of Richmond
Hugh Edward Key OF Las Vegas
and Billie Key of Camp Stoman,
California, are visiting their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kew TIL"
father is very i'll Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Wyman returned to Los
Angeles last Monday. Roland vii
liams accompanied them Still
on the sick list are Rev, M w,
Pnee r NJ Carrison and Nancv
Oakley. David Vaughn seems to
be improving ~, Mrs Tura Ed-
dington sponsored a musical pro
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08
Fordyce

Sarah Gray
Mrs Johnnie Mae Hayes and
children, Marvin, Richard and
Gail Hayes Of Cleveland, Ohio.
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Childs Of Banks, and her
mother in law Mrs. Mildred
HAYES Pfc Albert Louis Seay
has returned from Alaska. He is
the house guest Of Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Coleman 90. Mr. and Mrs,
Potor and Children OF Benton Wis
ted Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Adams
last week Mrs. Potter is the
dau7htcr Of Mr. Adams Mr.
and Mrs Leonard Owens are the
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08
RIGHT AROUND US
Mrs GwendOIyn n. Floyd
Signs Of The lime
Mrs, Gwerdolyn n. Floyc

tt NATURES IN ha SOUTH muc1-a-do about King Cotton
% the Maid o1 Cotton and the Spirit of Cotton; lot of
Cti ,%, pC'ee LABOR unrest the world awaits Engands
cremation Of beautiful youthful and gracious queen. the
~" u rows small Republican POW vows" (riyuletsl
"'' ada up to small winding their WAYS to the
Hu"oY' Inc May issue of LIFE magazine dedicated to
Africa continent in ferment"
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08
Turner Davy NuptiaIs-


Miss Freddye Turner daughter of Mrs Ercerene Turn
and Frederick Turner became the bride of Earl Davy
of Mr. and Mrs lerahel Eying in nuptial ceremony
the evening of April 26 the sanctuary Wesley Chapel
Methodist church DR. NJ Lafayette offeiaed the
double ring before altar banked with white gad
oil mterspersed with grecy and candeabra holding lighted
tapers. Baskets of white lado palms either
side of the altar.
Nuptal was presented by the Phlander Smith col
ege choir with Stanley Lemond Tate organist and choir
master Candles lighted before the ceremony by M L.
Harris, ir. and Ricty erosion.
The bride entering with her father who gave her in
marriage, gown of white duchess satin which ended
cathedral train The bodice by scaoped
neckne embroidered with seed pearls Her ngertp veil of
nyon tue fell from tiara of seed pearls Her fngerp veil of
que of white carnations centered with white orchid and
white satin streamers The brides was designed and
made by her mother
Miss Joyce Maydellc Montgomery served her as maid
honor Her fashioned of beautiful pink and vel
vet She carried bouquet of pink carnations tied with
sTcamers Of satin Misses Eva Thomas Wietta Moore
Francis Robins Glenn bridesmaids wore pink ny
They carried nosegays Of pink carnations tied with sat
in streamers Little Misses Chris Bum and Beverly Jones
dressed in pink and green matching
flower girls Each Of the brides attendants wore single
strand of pearl, gift of the brides Their headdresses
pink rosebuds and fern were identical
Preston A Toombs the grooms man.
were Edward Moore Thad Williams Jackie Shropshire A.
Gregory ozel Sutton and Travis Walton The
ed in summer formals.
reception held at the home of President and Mrs
NJ l. Harris The brides table imported
'aoecol was cenered with twotiered wedding
chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority the
service
Inc bride and groom spent brief honeymoon in Hot
Springs They home 1921 Olive street North
Little Rock (See toto page one).
daughters are members of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority
Here and There
me Reverend S l. Greene, senior bishop of the AME
church delivered masterul Bethel AME
Attorneys John A. IIibber J. R. Bob" Booker -
in Chicago attending the National association
meeting
Clifford H. Jones' editor of the Southern Mediator Journ-
al IN Louisville, Kentucky, to the Kentucky Derby
Ruth G Mueller and Marjorie Mckenzie Lawson were
weekend guests of the Whites dorothy and DR. Oba)
Marjorie Lawson and Eta Moen scheduled appear on
the same program at Langston university last
featured in Ebony under Ten Dressed Believe me-
that committee had job as there of them
my way OF thinking and of them here in Small
too BY the way Etta cousin Ode Ferrand doesn't do
bad Job on the dressing score either
To My Mother (Mattie Keith McConoo)
Greetings to You Mothers Day
AS | approach another Mothers Day have fond mem
ores OF the tender that you have given wish for
you many hours of contentment pray you look
BACK on the yeseryears that your daughter
you. lis tor you we he
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08

VISITS FAMILY-Earl J. Walk
er, a recently promoted first
class airman, was in the city
recently visiting his family
Sgt. Walker, former student
of Dunbar hi is the SON of Mrs
e. IL Jackson, a local cosmetic
representative He has been in
the Air Force five years Prior
to his enlistment he was mem
Der of the naval reserve. He
is now stationed with the mill
tary air transport service in
San Antonio, Texas. Because of
his efficiency and fidelity, Sgt
Walker was recently awarded
the good conduct medal,
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08
Busy DAYS! IL

meetings teas financial drives for this or that every
one ouStng hher and thther. Members of NCNW settling
"" 10 normal after weeks Of planning anticipating
Gh grand contab Many thankyou notes are coming In
u'Ly from ouot-town delegates The evaluaton of folk tax
ing IN Inc fine regional conference the Little Rock con-
iv''Hee tops wasn't Df Bchune grand? My My! It's an
INSPIRATION TO be near her OF Marjorie Mckenzie and
NUN & Mueller were at their best supplied the oil
the leadership machines of the NCNW conference
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08

ID. c. WADE
Wade's Barber e.
Beauty Shop
We the operators Of Wade's
Beauty Shop are always ready to
try and render satisfactory serv-
ice in all phases Of beauty work
to the public. Our Motto: pleas
ing You Is Our Pleasure"
Operators:
Mrs. Idella Barber
Miss Lorene Walters
Mrs. Carrie J. Coleman
Miss Bertha l.. Jackson
5-Miss Mae Abernathy
6--Mrs, Elizabeth Mccall
Mrs. o. A. Scott
S-Mrs. Cordclla Jones
BARRIERS:
Mr. d. c. Wade
Rev. V. Bowers
724 r. Washington Phone 2-90i1
North Little Rock
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08

Pvt l. c. Adams of the L. S, Army spent the weekend
in the cv visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs Joe Adams, ST.
Visit the North Little Rock colored branch library and
read and check of your choice Story hour every
Wednesday from til $50 Mrs Daisey L. Smith libra
rian.
Mrs Catherine Marshall spent the past weekend visit
ing her mother-in-laW, Mrs. Emma Marshall of Lonoke
Rev c L. Criner pastor o King Solomon Baptist church,
spent the city with his members and tend
after being away two months because of illness.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-08

Myra j. Bryant birmingham Alabama is the president
of club city dedicated fine arts which sponsors
annual where standing is at premium Inc
Pericean club high with such guests William j. Has
tie Mary NJ Bethune Ralph Bunche, ct al. culture.
Gertrude Anderson birmingham and operates her
own business Why she's known the candy queen OF the
south Try the Nanette She brought yours truly box
O. | forgot about the weight, Very good
Minnie CASTOR birmingham the president of the
Booker T. Washington business school She is the vile Oh a.
G. CASTOR C"the Big Wheel of Smith and Gaston),
Marcella Higgins, a prominent civic worker OF Baton
Rouge Louisiana She is the wife of Dr. H. H. Higgins and
has made notable contribution in the Louisiana ria IN
few weeks Marcella will fly Europe to be with her uaus
or who is nfancpating BY the way, Marcea and her Two
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BETHESDA. $1795O

New brick Cape Cod within blks.
Of new school. Living rm.- with IRE
place. bright cheerful dining ell,
modern equip. kitchen, 2 nice bed
rms, tile bath on LIST moor, center
stairway. to huge. insulated 2nd
floor tplumbing and heat roughed
I'M; full bsmt. with picture window,
outside entrance; gas heat.
JAMES G.. CONLEY & co.
REALTORS
$40 Ga. Ave, JU. $500 TIL Q.
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s-BEDRM. RAMBLER

An excellent 3-bedroom rambler or
very large corner lot. This home
loaded with extras. including fully
large kitchen, pull-down stairway ia
hoored attic. automatic washer, prt-
vate driveway for on -street parking,
Venetian blinds. stone walk to home.
etc. etc.. etc. See this rambler
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WOOD ACRES

ALBERT W WALKER COMMUNITY
We are starting g and rm. homes
for delivery IN the early part Of
1853 All have 8 lge. bedrms.. ga
baths liv rm.. sep din. rn.. screened
porches. complete GE kit. garage
features. 7-rm. homes incl. powder
rm. and den on LIST floor. Call JOHN
FISHER. OIL. A-3240 or OIL. 4-0013
after g..
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD
SPACIOUS RAMBLER
500 50O-S6 O00 CASH

Three extra large bedrooms. one
cypress paneled. huge closets; 2
baths. Gift. living room. separate
family -sized dining room; @-car at
tached garage: full basement with 2
outside entrances, ideally arranged
for recreation room. in addition to
separate laundry, furnace room and
workshop. Estate-fenced> corner lot
with approximately 10000 50. #.
For excellent home priced right, see
this outstanding offer. It is now
vacant for immediate OCCUPANCY.
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ExpanSible End Floor

This lovely 2-bedroom bungalow Is
located Just on OF Dale drive and
within walking distance Of an ele-
mentary. school, Montgomery Blair
High School, and Silver Spring Rec
reation Center. Newly redecorated,
and is ideal for expansion into q
4-bedroom. 2-bath home. Make q
date to look at this attractive bun
galow today. Only $16.800.
Graham & Co., JU. 5000
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st Bernadette-S18.5 500

TWo-story Colonial with slate roof
Ideally located near schools and
higher priced homes. Has 3 bed
rooms. white tiled bath, full base
ment. gas heat. The home has just
been completely redecorated includ-
Ing the finishing of floors. New Vene-
tsan blinds. etc. Brick construction.
Level fAnead lot
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80. e5O-MoDERN 3-BEDRM. rambler
with full bsmt.. lot 100x155, right
BUS Sn to to town. 0 Can MR. 0T cow AN.
Central S-4361. with ROBERT 8,
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WOODMOOR RAMBLER

Three large bedrooms. bright living
room with fireplace. separate dining
room, den and kitchen: finished rec
reation room, built-in garage. Home
only 2 years old and is in better
125 and nicely Handicapped; 2 blocks
to public and 3 to parochial schools.
Price S24 500.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
SILVER SPRING

New brick homes-Two bedrms. and
bath, 1S-ft. liv. nm. with. picture
window, firepl., din. rm., kit, full
bsmt.. expansible attic with plumb
e 9c nj n.D TSGaed PH IT, r sch0 Sa
Mr.. Miller, ewes, OIL. 4-1571.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
III SQn1n
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CHEVY CHASE NM

NI1GV I O11AOE, MD.
Brick Colonial, 1st-h. den and powder
rm., liv. rm.. din. rm.. modern kit,
screened porch; 2nd a. bedrms.,
recr. rm.; wooded lot; Gear garage;
$50, 500.
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BROOKSIDE FOREST
INVESTIGATES

511S Baltimore Ave.
Cape Cod has 1t. Small from the
outside, large on the inside. $4,000
first trust obtainable. Contains ev-
cry convenience possible. Three bed
rooms, 3 baths, liv. rn1.. din. rm.,
kit, screened porch, sundeck. recr.
Tm.. picture windows. bar with sink,
garage, patio. This house has dollar
for-dollar value, which is an excep-
ton on today's market. PAUL LEPS
REAL ESTATE, 1894 K st. NV, Ma.
2-0202 EN- 3-S4Qk 8
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COLUMBIA PINES

COUNTRY CLUB AREA
81, 290 DOWN, $78 PER MO.
Veterans. lovely Diet. Colonial. has
spacious ly; rri, sep; dinette; fully
size bedrms., tiled bath on End a:
Beaut. recr. rm. and toilet in full
bsmt. Gas heat. "a acre, completely
handicapped with stone patio and
$50. Cali Mr.. McGinniss. MA. s.
5000; ewes, To 2.23ss. Listing
FREDERrCK W. BERENs
SALES, INC, 1923 X ST. NV:
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

80. 25O--MODERN 3-BEDRM. rambler
on the main road at Bowie; fast
Central s-4ae1. with RoBERT- s.
BRICK RHsks R&AIiSRLER-24ls University
lane-s bedrooms, fun bsmt.; gas
heat; large level lot. Vacant. Only
] year old. Under $4,000. Call
LA. 6-6666 until 8 pm. PECK CO.
VACANT, MT. RAINIER AREA-Semi--
BUNGALOW. mr.: st. James Church and
with outdoor firepl.: priced to sell
at S13,95O. on excel. terms. Call
ewes. RIA. 1888. PRESS REALTY
CORP. OFT 18th st. NV. ST. 3-9316.
$500 DOWN buys this e-bedroom
bungalow with partly finished End
floor; large lot; 10 College Park: full
AITIN Elmo; SN, E;ss1$: =. aSs''
B aI G-LE sI. B sa Ram AM
cinating home with it's unique de-
sign must be built on an incline. It's
the type property that will make
the most discriminating buyer say
sna the Is sses i Is of Of a. ipFPrif ss
low price. Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS
REALTY CO.. ST. 3-7s6s. ewes, La.
81, 600 'DowN-Three-b bedroom brick
rambler. full. bright bsmt.; gas heat,
mod KIT With dishwasner' cts
See It today. THE PERRY BoS-
WELL CO, WA: 7-450O. till g pm.
$3.50 DOWNEBrand-new, 3-bedrm:
$ii.75o' Move right in with de-
post. Located just over D. c. line
in Seat Pleasant Call today. WA.
$4,000. ROBERT s. DAVIS & co.
HOME AND INCoME-Brick Cape
Cod. blk. from Baltimore blvd.
Occupy the lovely 5-room, lst-foor
apt, with fireplace and screened
porchl and collect $126 per month
that that have Ss private s entrances. An S IN:
usual offering at sic, ab0. S3;a5oI
ROBERT S. DAVIS q CO. -
saR D. E co Sss "a S 81 wooded
a real value 1t Si5, $50. CAN today.
VA. $4,000. ROBERT s. DAVIS q
81, Observation-Disclosures
neighborhood; equip. kit. full bsmt..
screened porch, driveway; as low as
S 1soo d RoRrRT Gan y p tvs, = T e.
1850 DOWN-Non-Gr or CT: lovely
3-bedrM.. rambler mr.. Cheverly. about
] ". old; excel. cond.; vacant; i'm
mediate possession. PARKSIDE
REALTY Co. JU. 9-1S76; Ewes,
rWO- BEDRM. RAMBLER Bsmt.,
gas heat; close to everything. Owner |
retiring; S495 down. balance same |
i727. PRiMRosE REALTY CO.
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ANNANDAI,E

WITH TALL TREES sur
rounded By high fence, plus Q
VERDANT GREEN LAWN Ia
the motif for this LARGE"
one-year-old home on . 10000
sq.-ft. level lot with city water
and sewer, situated only IA
min. BY car from 14th street
mo TRAFFIC TO CROSS"
and .. walk to school. church,
and shopping center!
Approximately l2x20 living
room with fireplace and picture
window. approximately 9x12
dining room separated by
SHADOW BOX WALL AND
BREAKFAST BAR from 10 by
10 ALL WHITE K1TCHENl
Utility room with outside
entrance plus WASHER AND
DRIER! 8 sTWIN-SIZE"
bedrooms Zone pine paneled)
with sliding door closets. Deli
nitely underpriced at SlS,500.
By appointment only.
KAGAN co
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SLEEPY HOLLOW

VICINITY OF FAILS CHURCH
Country Atmosphere with City
Conveniences"
Charming Colonial Of ANTIQUE brick
on la-acre, wooded. corner lot: has
ing room adjoining library with
fireplace, all-electric kitchen. Gear
detached garage, attractive grounds
with terrace and grill, pine-paneled
recreation room.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CORP. OF VA.
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
EVENINGS, Telephone KE. 7-0305