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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-01
,tt.sEn.wsExlY MADISON COUNTY DEnocs41 LONDON OHIO
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ST. PAUL A.M.E. CHURCH
West CenteP 81.
.. NJ. satler. Minister
v. i. Millfgan, Assistant Minister
Mildred Cunningham. Evangelist
Ernest LOwery, Pianist
Lowery. Supt
IL am. Morning worship. Music
by Senior Choir. Sermon by the pas
Holy Communion.
1880 pm. Wednesday prayer meet
ing. Mildred Cunningham In charge.
Sunday. May 10-From $3.50 to $3.50
am. Mothers Day breakfast given
by the Ladies Aid Club. Mrs. Mary
Cunningham. president. The public
Is invited.
There will be special Mothers Day
and Youth Day service at IL am.
May 10th. With Rev. Milligan guest
speaker. Junior Choir from xenia
rRADERsvILLE HOUSE OF
PRAYER
Rev. Curtis Stults. Pastor
Sunday School 1000 am.
Morning Worship 100 am.
Evening worship 7:46 pm.
Weekend meeting starting April
29 to May 3. Special singing by the
Harper Brothers OF washington.
Everybody welcome.
SAA<hAAeAbxSn ~ ShO1tSn
Ell Lipps. Pastor
Sunday School $3.50 am.
Morning worship 1880 am.
NY.P.S. 700 pm.
Evangelistic service 1880 pm.
Wednesday night prayer meeting
CHURCH OF CHRIST IN
CHRISTIAN UNION
West Center st.
u. r. Bennett, Pastor
Friday, Golden Rule" class meet
Frank Taylor. South Charleston.
$50 am. Sunday School.
1880 am. Morning worship.
1880 pm. Evangellstic service.
Wednesday. May 9, 7,sO PIN.
yonnr Deep,e Prayss r. sssrvs service with
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The Reverend Sanford @. Lindsey
ReetOP
Fourth Sunday after Easter. May 3
1880 Sermon and Holy Commun-
ion. -.
1850 am. Church School.
1880 pm. Thursday night, April 80
vestry meeting home OF John w.
Stroupe. East. Fifth Street Ihgath-
erfng OF the United Thank Offering
Of Women Of the Church. Sunday,
May 8.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Seaaita -Newpost ChaFSe
Jesse a. ThoFnton MtntsteP
Newport Church. School 10. am.
Newport worship, Holy Commun-
ION and reception OF members IL am.
Newport Youth Fellowship pm.
Sedaiia Church School 10 Am.
Circlevifle Tuesday Nay 9Th. 10 am.
Time ef Msssis
Sundays--& and 10. -
Holy Days.: 80, ~ 81. wa 2
Week DAYS. Holy Communion
distributed $500 5e45s
Confessions--satutdays $40 TO 6
= Eye = os Holy Dass-9s:soto to and
Visiting Confessor twice monthly.
Baptisms-Sundays 1t 1880 or on
request
Sick calls any time day. or night.
FIRST BAPTTST CHURCH
Rev. Davia N. Ramsey. Pastor
s;S0 am. Sunday School Beulah
1900 am. Sermon by pastor.
Music. Junior Choir >
Communion service. ~ Sf III
..,8 pm. Tuesday. Mems Gospel
.,oaaso a;so pm. Wednesday prayer sery-
:. 7:se pm. Friday senior choir prac-
8 pm. Sunday. May 10th. Mothers
Y.W.C. Club.
Attend church Sunday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-01

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CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
south SOlon
Ralph E. Miller. Jr.. Pastor
Church School $3.50 am Roger
worship service 1880 am.
Mid-Week Service Wednesday 500
Pm
FIRsY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Frank L. Baldwin. Minister
Mother and Daughter Banquet. $50
SUNDAY. May
Sunday Schol. s:45 am. stephen
c. Edwards. Supt.
Morning Worship. IL am. Sermon:
The Christian Family. organ selec-
tions: rAndante religioso", Ketelby;
MELODY in A. Mendelssohn: Post
ludium" Kreckel Mrs: William Ems
ley. orkanist..
Westminster Fellowship $3.50 pm.
supper served by Guild /.
Golden Rule Class. 8 pm. at the
home of Miss Emma Ballenger, 35
Lincoln Ave. -.
Tuesday. May 8
Gpild 8 at home of Mrs. Leland
Shipley. as Logan Ave.
Guild at the home OF Mrs. A. w.
Barr, I40 E. High st.
Guild 5. at the home OF Mrs.
Chance McCarty, North Oak st.
Guild i at the home of Mrs. r. H.
Meade.s 1s Chandler Ave-. 2 pm.
Gpild 2 at the home of Mrs. Earl
Postle. 80 Elm St.. 2 pm.
ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Lawrence r. RuEh, Pastor
The Fourth Sunday after Easter
May 3, 1853
S,15 Am. Church School. Eugene
Strait, Supt.
Please note change of time: s:15
instead Of $3.50.
10s30 am. Morning worship. Oak
Run Grange attending in a body in
observance OF Rural Life Sunday.
Sermon, '"The Land The Lord Gave"
500 pm. Luther League. Topic.
What Is Tolerance?"
Monday. 1880 pm. Adult Instruc-
Wednesday, 500 pm. Pastors Aid
Society potluck supper. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank2Guy are host and hostess. The
sales tax stamps counted.
Thursday. 1880 pm. Choir rehear-
SATURDAY 10 am. Confirmation
Class.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Arthur Nj. Shenefelt, Nf1nisteP
Church School at $50: Forrest r.
Hanson. Supt
Nursery -Kindergarten each Sun
day. during the Worship Hour.
Morning Worship at 1890; the
sermon Our Nations Children"
Anthem. 20 Yea That Love The
Lord" by Coleridge-Taylor.
Youth Fellowship at $50.
Monday--WSCS Caravan to Me-
Kelvey Hall and South Side Settle
ment n%s.
Tgesdsy--District Conference at
Sirctevfhe,t 10 to a.
Wednesday evening at 6:30 Mother
Daughter Banquet.
Next Sunday-Mother's Day.
METHODIST CHURCH
G. w. Eley. Pastor
WEST JEFFERSON
Sunday School $3.50.
Worship Service 10:45.
Youth Fellowship $50.
Worship. Service s:4s.
Sunday School 10:45.
Plumwood
- CHURCH OF CHRIST IN
CHRISTIAN UNION -.
MRS. Cleo CALI Pastor
Midweek prayer service Thursday
8 pm
1oa.m. Sunday School. Ethel Tat
man, supt. :.
7:S0 pm. Evening service.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-05-01
Church Announcements

| THIS SPACE foR rh1
CHURCHES
PROVIDED BY THG q,
FOLLOWING
LONDON CONCERNS y
LONDON PARTS COMPANY
LIS South Oak st. Phone Is
srIFFLER STORES INC.
Is South Main st. Phone sow
KUiP INSURANCE AGENCY
25h South Main St
Modlsoa Form Bureou co-ep
80 w. First st. Prone 90
. = =
oWoRJuNs DEPT. STORE
Main q High st. Phone 22s-J
WcKLINE LUMBER CO.
Olive St Phone 363-W
Fsofesnel ordss os Eagles
Aerie No. $50
METHODIST CHURCH
Lilly Chapel Ge0rSesville
Big Plain
Joseph Hughes Price, Pastor
GEORGESVILLE
Church School $3.50.
LILLY CHAPEL.
Church School $3.50.
BIG PLAIN
Church School $50.
(Rey. Robert q. Linter).
BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS
West Jefferson
Rev. ID. II. Case, Minister
Sunday School 1900 am.
Worship service 1l;00 am.
ST. PATRICK's CHURCH
81 south Union Street
London, Ohio
Rev. Paul j. Bernier. Pastor
Phone $50
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12
Graves Puppy Wins Best -In- aich in
 Alaska Cocker Match

Best-in-match at the Alaska Cocker Spaniel club second quail flying Sanction Match held in An chorage March 8, was seven months-old Ascob Cocker puppy, Graves Countess Lituya, owned by Dr. and Mrs. Earl F. Graves, former Palmer residents. Best of-opposite-sex, to best-in-match, was a black Cocker male, Sue Jean's Lucky Larry, owned by Mrs. Corinne West, of Anchorage.
 The little blonde puppy who walked away with the high hon. ors is Palmer-born, coming from a litter born this past August. Not only did she win best-puppy award but went over her father in the variety and finally placed over a three-year-old black cock CT that has number of points to- ward his championship.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12
PUBLIC INVITED TO MEETING FOR LITTLE LEAGUE CLUB

The Civic Committee of the Palmer Moose Lodge will hold public meeting at 8 pm., at Moose Hall. The meeting is being called to promulgate Little League baseball throughout the Valley.
 Representatives of all paternal, religious and civic organizations together with parents and other interested individuals are invited to attend the meeting. Residents of Wasilla, Sutton and those liv- ing in the rural areas are also urged to attend.
 Little League baseball is de- fined in Little League-1953," which says:
 Little League baseball is big league baseball adapted to the mental and physical capacities of boys l2 years of age and under. It is regulation baseball with several exceptions, necessary in order that the strength of the young players will not be over taxed.
 Tt was organized in 1899 by Carl E.. Stotz, who realized that boys 12 and under desired com
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12

the Sectional Team Champion ship and the International Aggre- gate are provided by the MIRA! All other awards are furnished by the host organization. Place awards will be made without re- gard to competitors classification. If place award is won by class award winner such winner will receive both awards. Prizes for women and junior competitors will be awarded regardless of what other awards may be won in the same event by the competitor concerned.
 It. Col. Paul D. Harter will be referee for the tournament.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12
ALASKA SECTIONAL RIFLE TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD IN PALMER MARCH 2I-22

Palmer will be the location for the Alaska Sectional Rifle Tourn- ament to be held March q and g at the Matanuska Valley Sportsmen's indoor range, it was announced this week. Shooting will be for the 1853 indoor rifle sectional championships.
 In addition to the Palmer shooters, teams and individuals are expected to participate from Fairbanks, Juneau, Anchorage and other points. Kodiak has sent word they will participate if pos sible.
 Entries
 Individual entries will close March 16. Registration will in- clude date and time individual wishes to fire Competitors must be MIRA individual members and exhibit their MIRA membership card.
 Team entries are not to be mailed but will be made in per son by the team captain at the Tournament, and may be made any time prior to the start of fir ing the team match.
 Post entries will be accepted up to the state limit of the range pro- vided such entries will not re- quire special relays.
 Entries are limited to 50 com petitors which is the capacity of the range for the time allotted.
 Squadding Procedure
 These matches will be squad ded in groups consisting of two relays each. Each group will fire the entire tournament before the next group starts firing. The first and second relays will arrive at range at tournament starting time. It requires approximately four hours for two relays to fire the entire tournament of individ- ual and team matches. All match es will be squadded.
 Firing time will be between 10 am. and 10 pm. on both dates.
 Awards in the individual Sec tional Championship Aggregate,
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12

petition in their own age group with field and other equipment trimmed down to their size. He had seen too many youngsters sit on the sidelines unable to get in the game because they were too small or too young.
 'The idea was an immediate success and the growth of Little League baseball has been organ ized in A states, Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, Canal Zone, Puerto Rico and Cuba with approximately l15,0 boys on the roster of regu- lar first teams. In addition, well over 660,000 boys found places on farm teams).
 Local interest in Little League baseball is being spearheaded by the Civic Committee of the Pal mer Moose Lodge. Jack Leek is chairman of the committee and extends an invitation to all in terested persons to attend this public meeting.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12
GENE KlRScH NAMED
 TO HEAD GAME DINNER

Members of the Matanuska Valley Sportsman board of di- rectors enjoyed a Ruth Albee film on the Watson and Frances Lake areas at their recent meeting. The film was shown by Jack Nichol- son.
 Gene Kirsch was appointed food committee chairman for the annual Sportsmans' game dinner and Clair Stock, master of cere- monies and entertainment chair man.
 Support for Senate bill No. 93
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12
kiwanis Basketball Tournament Won By AA(S Hoopsters

{ WlIlIllIlS UdSkGLUd1l LSdIll III LllS four-day, Kiwanis sponsored tournament, was the 1881 AACS Squadron who defeated the con tending 39th Air Depot Wing, Headquarters Squadron team 66- 63, in the championship game played March 2. Placing second in the tournament, the Air Depot team was followed by the 54th Troop Carrier Squadron, in third place.
 Wasilla, Palmer High School, Palmer Moose and Palmer Realty teams were all eliminated in their first games.
 Each player, the coach, and manager of the championship team were awarded gold basket balls, engraved with blue K, for Kiwanis. Second place win ners received similar award in silver.
 Chosen for the All Tourna- ment Team were the following ten men and the teams they repre- sented:
 Ed Johnson, 39th Air Depot Wing.
 Wilfred Lucks, 333rd Reconn. Co.
 Dick Anderson, Palmer Moose
 Ray Zyck, 39th Air Depot Wing
 John Anderson, 54th Troop Carrier Squad.
 Roland Jaques, 54th Troop Car rier Squad.
 John Erwin, 1931st AACS Squadron
 Charles Talle, 1s31st AACs Squadron
 Vic Loyer, Palmer Realty
 Monte Larsh, Palmer High School.
 Each player chosen for the team was awarded a gold belt buckle with an engraved K and Palmer, Alaska.
 Sportsmanship awards were made to Norman Rousey of the Palmer Moose team who receiv- ed a gold key chain and F. C.. Crawford of the 39th Air Depot Wing who was given a silver belt buckle.
 flight scorers for the tourna- ment were both members of the 39th Air Depot Wing, Ed Johnson with total of GA points who re- ceived gold key chain and Ray Zyck who received silver belt buckle for his total of 48 points.
 Best Tournament Games
 Out of eight games played dur ing the tournament, five were de- cided by margin of five points or less. These were some of the best games ever played in any tournament held in Palmer, many fans reported. Members of the Kiwanis committee reported at tendance was generally poor at the games and that those who did not attend had really missed see ing some fine basketball games.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12
SELDOVIA RIFLE CLUB SANCTIONED BY MIRA

The National Rifle Association recently announced that William Wakelan of Seldovia has been elected president of the newly organized senior shooting group. the Seldovia Rifle and Pistol Club.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12

1GlSo ny O lll11SA 4'1O Blow Sunday, ideal sunny weather was enjoyed by local and Anchorage skiers at the Lit tie Susitna ski area. A four-inch layer of fluffy powder snow over a heavy crust made ideal skiing conditions.
 In top form was Ralph Farms
 worth. making the Christies look easy. Brauchli was, turning
 heads shussing the bumps with
 his usual grace. *.
 Graduating from the P-TA ski class this past week, several of the Juniors were up on the tow slope for the first time. The majority of the youngsters soon had the proper use of the tow down pat and spent the remaind- CT of the day in their first un- supervised skiing on the big slope. Instructor Mekkelsen should be proud of his products. The youngsters certainly sur: prised many of the adult skiers with their control in the deep snow.
 The Matanuska Ski Club has received an invitation 10 attend inc St. Patrick's Day party planned by the Anchorage Ski Club for Saturday. March IA.
 Visiting, but not, skiing, was Mel Monson, former MISC presi dent who is now making his home in Anchorage.
 A fresh course was opened up through Grandmaw's Inferno during inc weekend and many a skier made the full run with out fall then there were others who =.
 Several members of the St. Johns teenage club enjoyed themselves in the area Sunday afternoon with skis, sleds and toboggans. One of the members lost ski on the way to Palmer. Anyone who might have found one is asked to contact Rev. Ed ward Imme.
 Several members of the sen for club climbed one of the higher mountans and enjoyed a long run downhill. Well worth the long climb" they all agreed.
 Music, singing and dancing was enjoyed by the group at Little Sustina Lodge, at the close of the day.
 March Is will see the close of the P-TA sponsored ski classes. Mekkelsen will con duct two classes on that date. starting at l pm. and contin- uing until 5 pm. These two classes will complete the P.T.A. course. Certificates will be is sued 10 all who complete this coming Sunday.
 Parents and friends of the juniors and other skiers are in- vited to the skiing area for day outdoors. Camera fans will find an abundance of material to try their shutters on and snow-shoe- ing is good for miles around.
 Just word of caution was is sued to all skiers this week. They have been asked to please not ski or slide in the road between the lodge and skiing area. High snow banks on both sides of the road limits visibility for drivers. Two near-misses this past Sunday had prompted the request. SEI IDOVIA RIFLE HI IIR
The frontiersman., 1953-03-12
Montana Team Trims Local Shooters

Riflemen of the high-scoring Matanuska Valley Sportsmen Rifle club suffered their second defeat of the indoor season Feb ruary 16 when the No. l team in the Inland Empire League, the Cut Bank Rifle Club of Cut Bank, Montana out-shot them 1944-1928. High shooters were Rex Davis of the Cut Bank team with 391 total and K. Westenbarger with a total of 392 points.
 CUT BANK HIGH FIVE
 P s K oh. Tot. Rex Davis " . 100 100 93 B 391 Ken Clarkson :. 100 100 g. o4 390 Elrod Taylor ....... 100 99 95 95 389 Harry Rays ...... 99 98 94 96 387 J. Peoples ........... 100 100 97 90 387
 Total ......... .... 1914
 PALMER HIGH FIVE
 P s K oh. Tot. K Westenbarger 100 100 s7 s5 3s2 M. Athearn 100 s7 ss s1 386 Dan Contini 100 99 9S Sl 38S J. R. Dodge 100 100 ss 84 3s3 J. D. Harris 100 99 90 93 382 Total 1928 Cut Bank is now riding in top spot over some GA teams shooting in the Empire League. Palmer's No. l team has five wins and two losses against this club with Pal mer's No. 2 team having four wins and three losses.
 was voted by the group. The bill would authorize cooperation with United States in controlling pre- datory animals and would pro- vide money for that purpose.
, 1953-12-30
PUBLICATION

Public notice is hereby Civ
en- that the. taxes on MOTOR We
hicles and bicycles as pre-
scribed BY Ordinance Of Nov
ember "a, 1939;as amended by
Ordinance approved May %,
1850, are due and payable for
the calendar year 1854, or for.
the first SIX months thereof,
not later than January 10, 1854
License plates for the said
year are available and anyone
operating any such vehicles
after said date without the
1854 license plates Or special
police permit plates attached.
thereto will be subject to q
fine from $500 to $500. !
Dept. Of Finance, Christian
sted, ST. Croix, December 29,
1853.
4. r. CONRAD
Asst Commissioner of Finance
ST. Croix
, 1953-12-30

Sa1s.:
r.

THE TYAs Prank G. Clement,
Governor 81 Tenneasee. saya Is :
1e1far * Presldenf Eisenhower
0The arnfh q ahaa private enters
prise cannoa shrive-yea. cannot
rInI. ANA Shaf. 4 Won nie6se. e InSs
what Coneress intended when & pnal
, 1953-12-30
SEASONS Crossings

Once again The spirit Of
Christmas is with Us; and by
tbs medium / extend - the
pecple 81 Sit Creix and the
Virgin Islands. every good
with for 4 very Joyous Christ
mas and . bright and prosper
Gus New Year.
ERIC Il. r
End Member for Christlansted
Town and Suburb.
, 1953-12-30
HELL,S CATE

participate in the activities in
Frederiksted before their de-
parture, which is scheduled
for the first days Of January.
, 1953-12-30
GROUPS

wore 4 complete Christmas
tree 81 his top hat. He re-
reived $40; Second prize Of S.
went to the Donkey third
to the Batman Who receiV-
ed $500.
, 1953-12-30

Warren Fl. Young
Attorney for Plaintiff
, 1953-12-30

ExceEps HON Tae RrpORfER MAca.
|mNEE, 20 Ease &Rd 81. Men York
Evening star., 1953-08-18
Ap1s UEURksHED

ATS; AVAILABLE - cohur Terrace.
Next to school and shoppinE center;
sIExFR RnS Stop g p1S. dSSE. VA. 7.276s. is
Ssiy; sz5 ~ neI en- uts. Ill., 9stn "a sxiaS adrlt:
bath. csiI J0. 81 psE-isas@s.' @'' ki.. lis sn0
1-BEDRM. APT, near walter Reed;
pHt. . ent5;; ; newly redecorated; adults.
UNivRRsifs1i III eiSadsi MANOR ,old sIadsn.- MSa
burg I'd: and Carroll ave, Silver
Spring, Md. one Of the best gar
den apt. projects in the area can
now offer 2 one-bedrm. apts. for
August occupancy; excellent rm.
sizes and all facilities Of play areas.
mgr, Mr.. MacLaughlin. 5000 Old
SHANNON q LUcHs CO.. 1905 Il
st; Nv Ma. S-2345.
GHAEREII AZ E PARK; MD.-;aFOr rent, apt
fast nook, Kit. and bath: i6sis
TAKoEfa' PARK. MD.-1-bedrm-, lY YYst-
Fep FFsSt; rd:i i; M usdSlss SlSsajo only. Ssd7 FED
All BANNER ST.. HYATTsyTLIH-
entr.; laundry privils.: ali utiis.
MOD. COTTAGE, rms. bath; $50,
5siy f3si insl is. RIsss saS1Dk 81 aE mi 1855 1855
s. RMS; AND BATH. 74O1 D st..
Carmody Hills. Md. 10
TAKOMA PARK-S8S.5O, incl. utils, :;
s,.nn.:, 9 rms: and bath. lst. T.: saTbaEe
WE!sT S1IpSEai; n, new eVszoa oSaIds. Call MRS.
TXKOMA PARH~I-bed-m ant n
new bldg. Just completed. iS7 Lee
ave; Takoma Park nr. Maple and
p Phila: ayes, Utils: flirn.: $50. 80. al
unfurn. apt. Available now. Adults
preferred. $76 mo. SEIDENHPIN-
NER: Realtor. WA. 7-101O. go
EXTRA LARGE ! and bedrm. aptS
schools; S3rd p; and PefsnSS hwy.
WA H.2HO1
Evening star., 1953-08-18
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEn

5 Minis. to .PentaRon
years old. ST. 3-1093. -1o
344l 25.n ST. SIS bedrms., Iiv.
rm., din. rm., kit. bath, gas &C.
heat semidet brick: S110 mo.
Avail. about Sept. /. RE. 7-11Sl.
ae1s N. OHIO ST, ARL.. yA.-stove.
refgr., dishwasher, full bsmt,. rec.
rm.,. auto. oil heat: 5 blks. from Not
tingham Elementary School. 2 blks.
from busline to jr. and sr. htgh
schools; Sl35, avail. Sept. 10. Can
ARLINGTON-Unusually attrae. g.
rm. brick; conv. loc: $3.50 mo. NC
elaine PROPERTIES, IA. 2-33OO.
z. FALLS CH.-2-bedrm. bunsa. al
lge. rms: also expan. attic Sllo
MODERN BRICK HOME-645 Farra-
gut pl. ne. Immediate possession:
option to buy. Bergman Realty Co..
NEAR CHEVERLY THEATER-6 rm.
ia bath brick, bsmt: playroom,
S126 mo. Call WA. $4,000 till 9
pm. ROBERT g. DAVIS & co. 30
l106 46th PL. S.E.-3 bedrms, q
yr:-old BRICK. m9d, bath. KIT; SSss
GEORGETOWN-S14O up: 2-bedrm.,
2-bath houses. ]. LEO KOLB Co.
AID. 2.2100. -%O
Evening star., 1953-08-18
HOUSES TO SHARE

NEED 3 OR 4 GIRLS immediateiy
to share beautiful house: Dupont
Circle area; rert very reason. HU.
girls to share dou-
BILE room in / family home. 1925;
Catholic; garage: ayailable Septem.
WILL Rff sH2RE s2f eGSSs new home Sn in coIumsia
Pines, OF Col. pike. with empl.
woman: kit. privils., unlinn. phone;
close to bus; S45 mo. Call after
p'm'' 'H' 0e'" 'h - $50
WILL SHARE home with empl. Govt.
woman. ase 35-46; New HamDshir0
ave. ext, Takoma Park. Nd. Eefs.
BETHESDA-Nice home In return for
keeping house for empl. mother and
school age children. OIL. 4-el36.
COLORED LADY to share home
with one other lady; quiet; neat.
Ii. 3-S724. la
Evening star., 1953-08-18
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

TILDEN GARDENS-Excellently To-
Gated in this f1ne cooperative apart
ment; 2 bedrooms, Ia baths, living
room, sunroOm, din. rm., all over
NGEsoN tSGEs15 taS a1aHEs' ffEsen EN- $2SSS Ssss j.
THREE-RM. KIT. AND BATH APT.
with glassed-in porch; completely
redecorated. This apt. has q close
in location and represents much
space for the price of $500; terms.
Please call Mr.. Gavin, with H. G.
SM1THY CO.. ST. $4,000; res, AD.
ONE BLOCK WEST OF CONN. AVE,
corner aDt WITH espc@sf; esposnr:s irEni s@d
good outlook; also large foyer, Iv.
rm., well-equipped kitchen, excellent
closets. Elevator building. Price,
$4,000. Please call Mr.. Gavin,
with Il. g; SMITHY CO., ST. $4,000;
TWO-BEDRM. APT. on Columbia I'd.
Completely redecorated, with mod
ernized kitchen; includes foyer, liV.
rI1., 1S-ft. din. rm., pantry and 1--WE
closets; elev. and switchboard; S13,-
$50, with liberal terms. Please call
Mr.. Gavin, with H. @. SM1THY CO.,
81; $4,000; res, AID. 2-5004. 30
MASS. AVE, near Rock Greek Park
Pc luxe, one-bedroom apt, includ-
area, Kit. with service door, bedroom
with immense closet and bath. The
entire apt. has been completely
redecorated.. including resurfaced
hoors. Exclusive building in ideal
residential location. Please call Mr..
Gavin, with H. @. SMITHY CO., ST.
$4,000; res, AID. 2-50O4. 30