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Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27

You can probably find the answers
in a booklet available in our office.
The title is House Plants, and
you are welcome to a copy. Just
write or call me asking for it. My
address is: Post Office Building,
Dover. Delaware.
POCKETBOOK HINT
Plan your menus around the
cheaper cuts of meat! They are just
as nutritious as the more expensive
ones, and just as delicious too. Buy
vegetables that are in season and
therefore less expensive. Use your
ingenuity to vary your meals-nOt
your pOcketbOOk!
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27

N OUUIIuILL6eS,
take a tour of the new United Ma
tions Permanent Headquarters
Building, visit the gift shop, learn
about the set-up of the U. N, and
probably take tour of television
or radio studios. We will return
late that night. The minimum cost
will be about $1,000.
If you have any questions, I'll
try to answer them!
Let me know if you want to 60
HOUSE PLANTS
l often am asked questions about
house plants. Do you have some ?
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
FELTON, SLAVES
MILFORD, 1886

Friday, February 9Th, the FELTON,
quintet nipped Milford in one Of
the years most exciting games.
Milford, in the last five seconds of
the game, was leading sc to 35
when in a frenzy of desperation,
FELTON, sank a basket. With no time
for retaliation, Milford had to ac-
knowledge defeat. On the same
night Milford's Jay Wees trampled
the FELTON, team, 58-34.
NH FORD
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
WOman'S Discovery
Makes Margarine
Spread Smoother

IF you've ever spread a hole in
bread says Mrs. Filbert, you'll
share my satisfaction in this discOv-
cry that makes my margarine spread
SBOOtb-even when its ice-cOId! No
crumbling, no Jumping. No shaw
ing or chipping off a hard block"
Mrs. Filbert's Margarine is her
own recipe, and il tastes so sweet
and fresh you can't tell it from the
most expensive spread. Only a
woman could make Il taste so good
and spread 50 smOothI Ask for Mrs.
Filbert's Margarine.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27

February 20. If
you want to go
and to receive
i n f o r m a -
ton about the
tour, give me
your name right
away!
We will leave
very early on
Tuesday morn
ing, April IA. A
chartered b IL S
will take us to
New York, where
we will attend
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27

The touch system of typewriting
was little used before 1890, but
since 1900, instruction in typewrit-
ing has almost universally used
the touch system.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
ANSWERS TO
FACULTY FOTOS"

1. James A. Carnright.
2. Robert Leslie
3. Byron Phillips
4. Anthony Bleecker
5. George Messick
6. Robert Miller
z. Ruth Foster
8. Jane HersOn
8. Frank Wolfe
10. Ruth Leslie
II. Florence Williams
12. Frank YOn
13. Wilbur Haight
IA. Eva Kiel
Is. Clarence Kern
16. Theodore Pyne
II. Carl Brown
18. Susan Brown
.19. Arlene MCGEE
20. Erna Martin
21. Louise Hastings
%. LOchlin Huth
%. Denise Liller
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
LOOKING AHEAD

Daytime Activities
March 2-NOne.
March 3-NOne.
March ART Assembly, 1890.
March 5-None.
March 6-None.
Night Activities
March 2-None.
March S-B. B. Boys, Seaford,
home, $3.50.
March None.
March 5-NOne.
March 6-B. B., Boys, Rehoboth,
home, $3.50.
Man is the only mammal known
to produce two types of twins, one
type from two eggs and the other
from one egg.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
MHs News stuff

Editor ....................... TheoEoFe 7. Yerkes
Managing Editor ...... Barbara }. Walls
Pose Editor ................ Thelma R. Daniels
Poge Editor Assistants ........ kuy Wood,
FreidG Beebe, SlYvianne Duugherty
Girls Sports Editor ................ KaY Wood
Girls Sports Editor Assistont- ........ ....
Patsy 1hisflewood
Head ProofreadeT .... Thelma R. DanieIs
Assistant Proof Readers-
Don lUll, Ray SnelIer
Circulation Manager ........ janet ClaYviIle
Reporters ........................ Betty 10 Webb.
Betty Grier, Sylvia Deputy,
Janet ClaYvilIe
TYPists ........................... Wolier StUdie
Etto Nae Wilson, Norma jean Hall,
Ruth Mitchell, Mary Pusswofers
Adviser ........................ Theodore R. Pyne
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27
KENT HOME DOINGS
PLANNING To GOq

The last day to sign up for the
Kent County Home Demonstration
Club trip to the United Nations is
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-27

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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05

The Youne Peoples Fellowship Of
Johns Memorial Episcopal Church
viii have a picnic on Saturday.
june 6. at Holiday Lake, leaving
the Parish House at 10 a. M. and
returning about p m Each
member has invited friend
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05
Hospital News

Seventy SIX patients entered
Scuthside Community HOSPITAL
during the week or this number
II babies We're born, SIX girls ano
five boys.
White patients who entered the
hospital were.
Mrs. Charles r. Anderson .
Charles Wilkerson. Altavista. Mrs.
r. f. Staples, Jr.. Victoria. John
w. Langford Chase CITY: Miss
Elizabeth Abbitt, Farmville: Miss
Jaida Jones, Victoria; Joseph
Mayton, Crewe. Mrs, c. r. Ryan.
Farmvllle; Mrs. r A. Craven
Kenbrldge; Edie Bates. Jetersville:
Mrs. Charles T Reed. Muncia.
Ind. Mrs. Lawrence Kelley. Farm
vile, Wilfred Snead Victoria.
Gordon c. Hammock. Jr.. Black
stone. John T Barksdale Farm
vile: Mrs. Raymond A. Nelson.
ktySrllle, Harry + Mcdonald,
FarmVille George Sadler, Jr
Pamplin: and Marion J Atkins.
Jr.. Charlotte c. II.
Also, Mrs D. T Com. Apo
mattox. Charles Wilkerson. Farm
vile; Mrs j. H. Fulchel Prospect.
Mrs W N Carter, Charlotte c.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05
DiUWyn Rt. ; Nens
DiAWBa Rt. 3 Ners
H'dd|eston-Stout Wedding At Salem
Will Be First Marriage In New Church

MS Mamie FITZGERALD visited
her aunt Miss Mamie Davis. Sun
day evening We are glad to say
She found her very much lmprov-
ed.
Miss Bette Stout and Morton
l1uddleston. Jr. will be married
n Salem Church, Friday, at b.
m. This viii be the first wedding
IN the new Salem Church, which
was bulk in 1925.
L. d. Hammonds and Richard
Rculle. Of Cleveland Ohio, spent
che week end with Mrs. Ham
nonds. They enjoyed an hour or
Two OF fishing IN the James River,
Saturday evening.
Returns Home
Mrs, Dan Hammonds returned
TO her home. last Wednesday
afternoon. after visiting Bobby
Bostaln. her grandson, in John
ston- Willis Hospital, where he had
his tonsils removed last Monday.
WSCS Of S lie m Methodist
Church closed the old year. last
Friday night, with the election of
officers for the ensuing year. Mrs.
Dan Hammonds was reelected
president also all other officers
We're reelected except the secre-
tary and treasurer Miss Ethylene
Sheppard was elected to fill this
place
Board Meeting
r w Gannaway, E. NJ. Shep-
hard j. c. Walton, Hubert Good
man and Mrs. Dan Hammonds at
tended the official board meeting
Of Buckingham Charge of the
Methodist Church at Dillwyn. last
Wednesday night
The study class on the book Of
Africa viii be taught by Mrs.
Georgia Goodman at the next
meeting OF the WSCS of Salem
Methodist Church Each member
~ requested to make special
effort TO attend Mrs. Goodman Is
q wonderful teacher.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05

Lewis B. Newton. who has been
a patient in McGuires Hospital in
Richmond has returned TO his
home on High Street
Recent guests al Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Newton and Miss Matte
Blanton We're Nh and Mrs
Thomas Lee, of Huntsville, Ala.
and Mrs, Irene Fahrner Roger, of
Buchanan. w Va.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05
Randolph Henry
VIII Give Diplomas
June s A. 10 4. NJ.

The Rev Raymond Z CardNelI,
pastor Of South Hi Methodist
Church. Wll preach the baccalaL-
reatc sermon to the Randolph
Henry High School seniors. sun
day, June 7. at p. m. III tn
school auditorium There will te
special music. The high school
elee club viii sing, and Mrs Ray
mond CardNell viii play violin
solo.
Commencement SpeahLr VIII ne
Dr. Rinaldo c. Simonini, il head
of the English Department, Long
wood COLLEGE, Farmville. His ad-
dress win be delivered Monday
June 8. at 10 q. m, on the school
campus
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05
POwhatan Student
Will Sing In Drama

Miss Charlotte Frebaugh, c.
PoWhlt8n. will sing N the choru
Of The Common Glory at WI
lIamsDtWg for the summer season
a voice maj at Madison Col
lege where she Will be a sopho
more. next fall, she viii sin
soprano in the chorus
She is the daughter of MI anj
Mrs H. L. Firebaugh of Pow
hatan She Graduated from Pow
hatan High School with the c.as,
o. 1852
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05
Amelia Minister
lCOntinued frOm PAGE |

The Rev. Mr.. Wilkinson was
nominated BY the PRESBYTERIAN
Church in Virginia. In submitting
the nomination, Dr.. James Ap-
pleby. of Union Theological Semi
nary described Mr.. Wilkinson as
an outstanding minister to rural
people Mr. Wilkinson was a
farmer prior to entering the
ministry. He has also served as
chaplain in the United States
Navy and as professor at a
Presbyterian college.
MI. Wilkinson chose the rural
ministry while serving as coll
lege professor He returned to
Union Seminary for additional
training and then took over the
paStorate of the Amelia Rural
Parish in l949 He has brought to
the Amelia Parish balanced
program of religious ministry. AS
a result OF his ministry and the
assistance of students from Union
Theological S nil nary, the
churches have shown a marked
increase in membership finances
and program.
Mr.. Wilkinson has been a COM
munity leader and a leader in the
field of church operation AS
a result Of his work. the church
has been giving spiritual leader
ship TO community improvement
and development.
Julian Delaney, Of Lynchburg,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05
Mrs. Mittie Bowen,
OF BurkeviIle. Dies
Burial n ear Rice

A funeral service for Mrs. Nit
tie Bates Bowen. rs of Burke
vile, Will be held this afternoon
Friday at at her home Inter
ment viii take place III the family
cemetery. near Rice.
Mrs Bowen died Wednesday
night. June 3, at her home
She is survived by il children
20 grandchildren 81 great grand
children and 8 great great grand
children Her surviving children
three daughters and eight sons
are Mrs Elmer Blair, Of Cumber
land Mrs Wallace Rutledge. Of
Petersburg Mrs Rufus Howell OF
Raleigh, N G. Randy Bates, OF
Cameron, N G. Russell F Bates
Of Greensboro, N c.. and Raleigh
Posey Andrew, Willie, LetcheI
and K Solomon Bates. Of Rice
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05
Mr., Mrs. Anderson
Announce Birth

A DAUGHTER Margaret Elaine
was born 10 the Rev and Mrs
Allan c Anderson. Of Mariana
Ark Friday May. %
Former resident of Buckingham
county Mr. Anderson was pastor
Of the Maysville and New Store
Presbyterian Churches The baby
is a granddaughter Of Mr. anG
Mrs f $ Anderson Of Route 2,
Farmville
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05
Physical Therap,y
Specialist In n. Y.

Mrs. Edwin Cralle, Jr.. loca
physical .herapist spent last week
IA New York City taking refreshei
courses III home care and treat
ment Of poliomyelitus
Mrs Cralle attended various
New York clinics and met III con-
ference with doctors specializing
in the treatment of pollomyelitus
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05
LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA,
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court for the County of
Cumberland, the 18th day of May.
1858:
VIRGINIA:
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE COUNTY OF CUMBER-
LAND
CORDELL JEFFERSON NOR
RIS, COMPLAINANT
Y.
FRAZIER L. MORRIS. 100 MR.
VEH SO Boiling AFB. Washing
ton Is. D. c.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond of
matrimooy from the defendant
| on the ground of desertion for a
period of more than one year.
An affidavit having been made
and filed according to law. stating
that the defendant. Frazier L.
! Morris. is nonresident of the
State of Virginia, it is ordered
that he do appear within 10 days
after due publication OF this order
and do what may be necessary to
protect his interest in this suit.
r. H. Blanton, Clerk
4 yHi11toy,N Toetar
Cumberland. Virginia 5-22-4t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05
DilIwyn

Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Davis and
daughter Joan of Nashville,
Tenn. are visiting their son-in-
law and daughter MI. and Mrs.
~. r Snoddy Jr.
Mrs c l. Poole and daughter.
Jean and Mrs w B. Clark. of
! Gold Hill visited Miss Mar ha
Clark, who is a senior at West
hampton, Saturday Mrs. Poole
plans TO enter Westhampton in
September
Mrs l. p Gillian attended the
piano recital given by pupils of
Mrs w S Elliott in Farmville,
last Monday night Her daughter,
Sue, was one Of hose who played.
A l. Pitts, il. is improving
at SouthSlde Community Hospital.
We hope he can soon be at home
Richmond Guests
NH and Mrs. Summers MaXey
and DAUGHTER, Elaine. of Rich
mond We're visitors IN the home
81 mas Betty Ayres over the week
end Others visiting III this home
were Melton Maxcy, who has lust
completed his course at the Theo-
leg!cal Seminary IN SeWanee,
Tenn ana has accepted a charge
IN Ashville N c. f. Earl MaXey,
who has juSt returned from Japan
and Ballard Maxey. Of Richmond.
MIS-. Buford Harvey and daugh-
ter Of Radtord. are visiting her
parents, Nj. and Mrs. c. c Beat
ty
Crewe Visitor
Mr. and Mrs Roy Garrett and
family. OF Crewe visited Mr.. and
Mrs James Christian, Sunday
Cleve Jamersol continues quite
SICK u his home Elere.
Mrs James Riddick, Of Farm
vile. visited hey parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. FaInk Shumaker last We'd
nesday.
M ana Mrs. r. F. Charlton
were week end visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs Tim Charlton in Newport
News
Visits Mother
MIS- c W Glenn, Of F'armVille,
visited her mother, Ms Annie
Pearson Sunday, and attended
The baccalaureate sermon at Cen
trail High school
Mrs c T. Apperson has left for
q visit With her son-in-laW and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Cunningham IN Richmond
Mr and Mrs. Clyde Gary have
moved mo the home of his par
ents. Mr. ana Mrs. Houston Gary.
CLYDE is at the present time a pat
tent at Mcclure Hospital
MIS- Rosa Davis visited her SON
in-laW and daughter. Mr. and
MIS-. Richard Wells. in Richmond,
lsat week She also visited her
daughter. Mrs. JAMIE Robertson.
Health Improves
MrS Ben Pendleton, who has
been confined TO her home for
several weeks. is much improved
and able to be out again
Quite a number Of Dillwyn citi-
2enS attended the Fifth Sunday
Sing. which was held at Marshall
District High School Sunday
night. The Dillwyn Choir gave
TWO selections and Mrs. Poole
sang SOLO The auditorium was
filled to its capacity and more
eats added The invitation was
given from Mt Zion for the song
service to be held there, the next
fifth Sunday which Will be in
August
MISS Ethel Duty. who has been
quite i'll al Virginia Baptist Hos
pital, Lynchburg, IS much i'm
proved and expects to return 10
L.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05

u ,a n
~, MIS-. X. =. jenkins bl'fKe-
ma C,a1,.;, ~ ~ i''1 - n,.- 81
r;era,a stinson Di,,vr,., nv
p. SPIES. chase civ Ms D w
Rovster SAKE. Mrs l. " Avers
Guinea Mills Mrs. John L. Daniel
Blackstone; Miss Paulette Decker
son. FalmVille, Mrs. f r Duiler,
ontario Miss josephine Reed
N NV , = NJ > y" Ciieilei h1eIpef
-ND''oNA9 JOHN ofdillelO' Farm
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05

Julian Delaney Of Lynchburg,
visited Mickey MaXey over last
week end.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-05

India moves 70 nationalize All
her airlines
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

WYATT BLDG.--Attractive dec. Of
1re II lawyers suite; use OF RECEIPT.
rm., phone sec'y. services avail.
NR 18th 0sS AND X SITS. NV. end floor
iRs 1ns Of dusrsn: Tens as tis ns 2E ?s sss PHs RE
ARL. MEDICAL CENTER s-rm.
suite. suitable for dentist. doctor
or professional man, air-cond., elev
H1sn,.Is and free OarEin1G; e.11;ndo1 l@t North II
EVANS BUILDING, 1870 New York
ave. n.v.-Available Immediately
desirable rooms to meet your re-
quirementS. Apply PENN PROPER
FiNANcfAI DisTRiCT-suites, to
4 rooms. Moderate rental; elevator
building. 1929 Vermont ave. Call
sUBLEAsE, 3-rm. once. divided by
partial glass partitions: rugs and
drapes: built-in storage and ward
robe. ST. 3-5554. Immediate pos
900 So. FIT. fully air conditioned,
corner Of Conn. and L sts. NV. On
. floors, with separate entrance on
Conn. ave Ideally suited for lge.
once stan or office and display rm.
6ids 6sis 'nfP PbSn. 'fI Nh 81 RELGs Is FnHlSs
SILVER ;ii.v 4" SPRING sPEciAL-Nice ssIe.
central location. at saa4 ca. ave;
. windows facing street: free park
PFRRY i9s flHn Hay CO. 90; Ju, uaisGa5 sisoo5 sac
1s2I EYE ST. NV. medical center
Front basement ONCE OF approx
400 SO; T.; SIS monthly: WAGGA-
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UPPER MARLBORO, MD. - Det.
stone bungalow. A beautiful 2-year-
old. 3-bedrm. home with full bsmt.,
storm windows and doors, hard
A country life with the big city
conveniences plus the advantage Of
assuming low interest rate FHA
loan Call Mr.. Penland. ST. 3-736S;
ewes. LU 2-7612 til 10 pm.
ATLAS REALTY CO. -3
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HYATTsvTLLE AREA-Weu built,

bedrm. brick rambler; plastered
walls. beautiful floors, ultramod
kit, Anchor fence. Ideal loc. = blks
shopping center, transp. Low down
REIr'T1 RRaEyTsRt' co HAi i'm 2I?25s; 4i4Ss5 coHaEE
LANGLEY PARK. Just of New Hamp-
shire ave.-Very spacious 2-bedrm
brick bungalow; all-elec kit. with
lge. table space, exceptional liv. rm..
din. rm, ell. full bsmt.; lge. fenced
yd.: $4,000 dn. will handle. Immed
poss WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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HOUSES SALIVA. tcent.l

LORCOM LANE-Brick Colonial with
full bsmt., l bedrm., bath down;
bedrms.. bath up; sep. din. rm.
garage; no trafic lights to D. c.
Assume lgeI CT ~ loan; asking
S22 $50. A. L. WALTERS CO.. ia
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service and public
$4,000.
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hwy, with 900-ft. frontage; ideal
for motel. shopping center. sery.
station: will sell in part. AL SMITH
REALTY. XII. S-6652: ewes. TIE.
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GT-S75O DOWN
GI-S250 DOWN
SPECIAL. VALUE
E12 650

This charming Cape Cod is situated
on q lovely corner lot with trees
separate dining room. , bedrooms or
lst floor. EXpansible end floor makes
II ideal for growing family. Full
hsmt. Side patio and driveway
Small down payment Cali JU. g.
SOLO till q.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1953-12-02

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS - custom.
built brick Colonial z rooms. 2N
baths. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths end floor
Law. 1st. porch, garage; S31. 800
N. Arlington-De luxe brick Colo.
lst. dinette; 4 bedrooms and 2 bath,
md a.. porch and garage. patio
S26 $50. Call Mr.. Boswell MA. 8.
$500 or evenings. IA. 4-1444, witt
BOSS & PHEL LPS. INC .
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423 ACRES
MARVIN SIMMONS co.

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ALEX.. Mt. Vernon ave-: 1oO-ft.
bHsge buifd to 'Sr Suit safe tenant OF viii leass and
REALTY, XII. S-6652: ewes, TIE.
o-%'of. IS
Evening star., 1953-12-02

$3.50 DOWN, $3.50 per mo. buys
like rent; no red tape; to non-GI or
CT; nice bungalow: needs little FIX
ing up. Vacant, possession with de-
f3rd pl,, Carmody Hills, Md. .-3
CLOSE TO u. c. LINE - 3-bedrm.
brick bungalow; I'm. bsmt.:: cor. lot.
Reasonable. MOORE, ia. 9-7637.
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$500 DOWN - Four bedrms.. dining
room, knotty-pine den. Just of
Riggs rd., near EaSt-West hwy. Va
can't. Sl3,96O. Call WA $4,000
till 8 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS q co
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. Cant, ,

ASSUME SI3,340 GI, 4% LOAN.
Beaut. semidet. brick 5121 South
Dakota ave. VIII consider $500 dn
pymnt. Call DOUG M. SMILEY. INC,
UN. 4-S260; ewes, La. 6-9915.
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Barnaby Woods-4-bedrm.,
2h2-bath Colonial; fin. heated
3rd A.; garage; under $4,000.
Foxall-3-bedrm. CANT.
rambler: liv. rm. with pitched
ceiling. rec. rm., l blk. transp.,
10 Minis. Pentagon.
Macarthur Blvd.-New p
bedrm. rambler, expandable
attic. full basement; under
$4,000.
New 3-bedrm. centeT-hall
rambler: elec kit. walk-out
bsmt.: excel. transp. Priced
in the eos.
See today. Open Sun. 10-5.
Call CO. 5-0475.
Florence V. Ciuffreda
3235 St NV
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HOUSES FOR sALE-NE.

AVE. vIC.-vacant; move in
with down pymt.; attrac. brick home
of 3 bedrmS., Ia baths, liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit; large yard; price,
81" a0n or terms. RA. 6-S91g.
PK.-5-yr.-old brk. semi
det &. lge; rms, ia baths. gas
ht., finished laundry rm. and rec.
rm. with bar, screened porch. Lot
140' deep; Anchor fenced; beaut.
planted. Small down payment; ex-
eel. terms. OWNER. LA. 6-S209.
MICHIGAN I1s Gas PARKaNsar AIslS,, $. Dakota ls,5
full bSmt., gas heat, 4 yrs. old: AZ
trust, S13.950. $1,000 down. DAWN
REAL ESTATE TU, 2-222S, RA.
HILLS An unusually
beautiful and centrally located
area. Very modern, spacious, 3 bed
rm., brick, disposal: Eanch-fenced
yard. Excellent terms. S15,5Q0, with
$1,000 cash. This is real buy.
Open for inspection every day and
most evenings. 1877 Urell ol. ne,
NE. f. RIGGS RIGGS pARK-rhis is a spe-
cial. beautiful. semidet. brick home.
facing Riggs Park. New wall-to-wall
carpets, dishwasher, garbage dis
posal. powder rrn., on 1St A.; 3
lovely bedrms. and bath on 2nd d.. !;
large Anchor -fenced-in rear yard;
full bsmt.. gas heat. Can be seen
by appt. TU. 2-3l95. go
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YES, MT. PLEASANT
lovely 4-bedrm. brk.: 12s baths, recr
rm., full bsmt.: h-w.h.; gar. 1880
down. H. E. BRUZEE, NO. 1926.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
MICHIGAN PARK

UIO11INdk11N IA1Gh
Detached brick, z rms, ga baths.
bedrms., full basement, auto. heat,
storm windows. fenced yard, priced
to sell Terms arranged. Conv. to
bus and shopping.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6020
Ewes. and Sun. La. 6-392G. pa
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Observation-Disclosures NM
2313 18th PLACE N Il

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100 Oneida Street NE.
OPEN-12-DARK

Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
JU. 9-5555 Realtor:
COLORED-f,th AND FRANKLIN SITS
Sooess 6Sb spS Arm .cpsened PrGE Pear po IlHa
. baths. new gas h.-w; heat:- large
| level lot. Can be used as . apts
| S995 down. Shown by appointment
ELLIS KOSSOW REALTY Co, INC.
ST. 3-0436; Ho. @-7s@7. evesso
COLoRED-4e7 TENNESSEE AVE
| N.E.-Brick, 8 rms, , baths, h.-w. h:
as : apis. sep, meters; corner: onl!
$3.50 down. Open Sunday. 3-5:
COLORED-INCOME PROPERTY
Just of H st. ne. Can be made intt
3 sep. apts. with very little expense
to bring over $4,000 annual ne'
income. Priced right with substan'
tial down payment. Shown by appt.
call Mr.. Vance EN-. 3-1561. PAUL
T. STONE; STONE; lo15 18th st. 5o niw'
CoHnoREDSMi4oO BLK. OATS ST.
nm, gear det. gar. In good cond
Priced HsoS fST quick kvaM ssls RNEfrY MEf WS9p co
CooIoREETDs@-ywjooDRIDGE. 81 mr.. S. Da-
kota ave, 1916 Quincy st.--Det.
brk.. 6 rms. 3 bedrms. 1st-f. lava
tory, rec; rm;;.e gas gas h.IIT;;h.., EEaarrasge;
coIokEBBussaiow ihaBe; sts cal w. Just f'IS over
D. C.. line in lovely No. Inglewood;
all brick; ? bedrooms, equipped kit.
liv. rm.. din. rm.: with fun bsnt.,
expan.. attic; good terms; Brokers
LYMAN c. DELE & Co, INC, ST.
COLORED - TRINIDAD-S950 dn.,
S99 mo-; move in tomorrow; 6. rms,
8 porches, equip. kit. Ia baths,
gar; oil ht. To inspect. call RA.
cofoRED.-sas oISoHgE;Dsas srd ST. N.E.-e
rms. IA baths. oil heat, dble,. blk.
garage; redec.; low as 81. 900 down.
For apt, UN. 4-3S2S.
CoLoRED-EXCEL. NE. LoC.-In-
maculate 6-rm. brick; rec. rm.. bar,
mod kit Kit ,1rms q 0ataS; Ss9e sose SoS
coLoRES ca uHE0 wsooDRI6GE-HoME IS
A VALUABLE TREASURE, pretty
7-rm. bung. where you can have
peace and quiet. All spacious rms.
sSnfre,e DqFsn Tfas bsms sond No 6s.tef ef
financing. Mr. Mobley. II; 1881
COLoRED. WOODBRIDGE, SIe ,O0O-
1918 cath st. ne; Det; 3tbdrIm;, n,
down payment. BERGMAN REALTY.
IA. a-I55O. ST. 3-9433.
COLORED-Ideal for Doctor. semi
det. corner house. IL rm., ga baths,
gas heat. Deep lot; double garage.
$1,000 down payment. Call IL
cOL0RIED-only S12,950 for this
ideal 3-bedrm. home. nicely loc. in
quiet neighborhood. yet only blk.
ear line. Spacious bedrms. and we'll
equip kit. win appeal to you
SMITH REALTY. WA. 1884. no