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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-17
~ sos THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD N - Things are
going wen for at least one Chap.
lin-Charles Chaplin Jr.
After years of apprenticeship,
young Charlie Is finally getting his
break, He plays the lead MS the
heavy In my Pal Shep," q noun.
tain movie produced by Robert L.
Lippert Jr.
Il couldn't be happier" en-
Unused the comedians SON. az
wouldn't even mind being typed
% . heavy, because know I
could switch to ether kinds of
roles with no trouble. Ny strong
suit Is actually comedy-but nv
own kind. I do light comedy, not
nv dads"
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Female Fisiicuffs

BALTIMORE R-"Come outside
and fight like a LADY," was the
challenge hurled at Mrs. Mae Me-
Elroy by her stepdaughter, a po-
lice court hearing was told.
The magistrate fined slightly
built, I7-year-old Anna May Noel
roy for poking her portly step
mother in the jaw. Testimony
brought out the fracas started over
an argument about a key to an
apartment.
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New York Minister Writes
Book About Richer Living

known names Of publishing, litera
ture, stage. radio. and industry.
In this his first book, publishes
with DR.. Holmes, founder and
head Of the Institute of Religion,
Science Of Los Angeles, Barkel
gives some Of the meditations tina,
have made him well-listened to and
well1oyed by his followers.
As he and Holmes say in then
foreword:
The spiritual faith which people
have had throughout the ages hal
been perhaps the most out
standing fact in all human exper
fence. Before science was con
ceived, the Presence Of God wa,
felt. Before ever mental action:
or reactions were analysed, his
tory was full OF instances of mer
and women who had experienced
God, whose consciousness had ris
en- above the everyday facts o.
ordinary life and reached some
new plane of activity.
''The science Of psychology /.
comparatively new. but the men
tai experience Of the invisible uni
verse is as old as Is the history
of man. The Science Of Mind i.
also new in that for the first time
in the history Of the human racs
definite attempts are being made
10 put together all findings which
would contribute TO the establish
ment Of mans relationship to the
universe and to the application Of
his spiritual understanding to the
problems Of human
life."
Dr.. Barker and the Church
throughout the country, preach and
practice a faith of optimism and
hope.
Last Sunday he dared to ten his
vast audience ats a Great Time
To Be Alive" Men and women
who throughout the week had be.
moaned the wars and threats OF
wars, the kidnappings. the violent
deaths, the taxes Of today. the com.
plications Of 10th century life heard
the witty, happy-hearted minister
say in essence that we have Il
good today, compared with the
grim days Of the Biblical Abra.
ham. From the expressions Of
peace on the face of many of his
listeners, one could tell he had hit
home.
A student of Ralph Waldo Emer-
son, Phineas Quimby, and Thomas
Toward, Barker is q preacher
in the great tradition of the most
eloquent 18th century minister.
The big difference, however. be.
tween him and his predecessors in
the pulpit Is his warm, sense of
humor. Those 18th century minis.
ters would do a double spin II they
could hear some Of the witticisms
and watch some of his superb take
offs on contemporary pessimists
and gloom ridden souls.
Originally from Rochester, N. Y,
the home Of many leaders In re-
forms Of abolition, temperance,
woman suffrage and religion, DIR.
Barker was asked by Ernest Holm.
es to bring the message of meta.
physics to the sophisticated New
York audience eight years ago.
He came with the way paved by
such leaders as Emmett Fox. auth
or OF The Sermon on The Mount"
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TIDY DIDY HAUL

EVERETT, Mass. u Thieves
broke into two trucks Thursday
and stole 10 bundles. They con.
tanned $50 baby diapers.
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sands who are eager b puk into
practice the eternal verities which
have lasted throuEA0ut The aRss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-17

Port Blair, one of southern Asia's
finest harbors, is the capital Of the
Andaman islands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-19

Observation-Disclosures; in apt.
house; $55 : NJ incl. utils. IA.
HoLBRO0K ST. NEZons bedrm
apt: S5s.5o mo. includes heat and
hot water. Apply MR.. BROOKS,
1904 18th st. ne, Apt. 8. Sc
1895 s ST. SCI lge. bedrnl..
newly decor.i incin.. laundry rm.,
or or c al1ls TEMPLE MP: s Realty s Co. ,an nios
41.O 18th ST. N.W.-3-bedrm. apt
$S0.50 me. includes heat. hot
water and refrigeration. See janitor.
UNFURN. APT. in Takoma Park
utils,: 2 blks. from b. c. bus; SIT
for 2 persons Call JU. 5-7974
1900 THIRD ST. N.E.-Liy. rm.. bed
rm., kitchen and bath. This apt.
was recently decorated Throughout;
f fsfb month 81 / W. N Ne Rhus s-4 H / 1a aS2
CATHEDRAL AREA-2nd d.. 2-fam.
lily bldg: 3 bedrms.. bath: heat incl.
$50 mo. Mrs. Cummings, ma: e
40Stl: ewes, week ends, AID. 4-5S55
j. RUPERT MoHLER, Jr., Realtor
1-BEDRM. APIS, 1st floor. SIS; in
cludes all utils.; large bedrm,. sep
dinette, large closets. incinerator or
each floor. Children welcome. Ap-
ply WHEELER TERRACE APIS,
1909 Valley ave. Sc, Apt. 202. 20
Ice. APT.-3 rms. kit. and bath;
center of city: all utils. incl; $50.
Call RE. 7-5060, 9 to IL am, l II
$50, ) RMS, bath and pch.; 4-famils
P hest i se2 R WSEr Pslaf Ml s al IA
Low RENTALS in practically new
one-bedrm. apis. Very good rm. sizes
and each apt, has both a front
and rear entrance, Unusually nice
sS4.5o. Plus utils. See res. So mgr,
3-i6a3 or SHANNON l. iUcHs CO.
1906 H St. NV. MA. S-2345. 30
5-RM. APT.-conv. downtown and
c AanNaVeoStisi $50; ST. S.50sl; -2l
Garage parking avail; utils. Incl. in
rent; enc, $685.: l bedrm., Se9.95.
S1s 18th ST. N.W.-Business space
and living quarters. Furn. for sale.
516i sth ST. N.w.-Beautiful bsmt.
level; plus bedrm. and fun tiled bath.
utll; rn. rear yard: S75. RA.
OPEN. dOI5 4th ST, Sc, No T.
Large living room. l bdrn.. screened
H RS5ch $3.50 Sss3is5 mo. ROGER MOSS,
sii6 iItH ST. Me- bedrm nl9 g,v.
nm. kit, dinette and bath. S65.
81 SEE ST 81 s siE521g' bedrm.. l i've 4m
utlls; CHARLES e. Gus c H1Ss +
1851 S ST. SEE bedrms., liv. rm.,
kit; dinette and bath. $50. plus
neat n utils, Weekends and ewes.
f RE L3 a46674sl; weekdays. 9 e 5.
3II0 Z ST. N.E.-Newly decorated
bedrm. liv. rm., kit, dinette and
p9tn; 500 plus heat and utils.
CHARLES C. CONNER. RE 1915.
122 C ST. N.w.-Newly decorated
downtown loo. L bedrm.. liy. rm..
CHARLES c. CONNER. RE S-3s16:
III c ST. Me- bedrms., liv. rm.,
CHARLES c. CONNER, RE 7-Sa1 Is.
7Oe 31st ST. SCI bedrm. li v rm
KIT. dinette and bath. $50 plus
neal n utils; Weekdays and ewes
~In EN y to B.,
RE 1915. CHARLES G. CONNER.
$3.50 MINNESOTA AVE. S.E.-NewIv
kit dlnette and bath. Se5. and
SOP. incl. everything. Keys at
PTemlseS; CHARLES c. CONNER.
ABA 9th ST. S.E.-New apt. BLDG.
| psdrm, lily; rm., kit. dinette and
path. 5000 plus heat and utiIS'
Weekends and ewes. cali LII 4.
I49l: weekdays. 8 to 5, RE 7-3o16-
CHARLES c. CONNER. 30
VICINITY "lst ST, MASS. AVE. NV.
--LlV. rm;. bedrm., kit. bath; redec'
~. o-2060: ewes, EN-. 2-2752
4065 MINI. Ave. NE.
I 0edrOom. d 10 incl ntilihi..
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APIS. FURN.-vA. Cont

ARL.-Transient apis, near Penta.
IA. 273453; KE. 7-0l49. Ill
ARLINGTON-Transient apt. Near
Pentagon. S35 Wk.. $50 mo. OF
4-7000; ewes. OF. 4-SS99. "a
WALTER REED GARDENS, 291s
18th I'd. south, ArL-2-bedrm
apis, close in. ia. Sr4226 days
ewes, ia. S-2O05.
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DE Luxe APIS

COLORED-6O25 SHERIFF RID Ne
= rms, kit. and bath, $67. so mo,
4tils. NOT incl. Call after 4 pm. LII
CoLoRRiEiD-NEw APT. BLDG. con COW
Govt. bldgs. Key at grocery store.
COIORED-WE HAVE APIS. ane
houses avail. Child accepted. Cal
Du; 1880; 3 an: to Z pm. -2O
cSS !N.Monc 4h9., f Fit' . os P EAR n eD:
y dec; Cali RA. 6-$7S3. ~ new
AVE. S.E.-Two rooms, kitchen,
oInette. bath, a heat; rent, $65,
plus utilities. See janitor, base
ment, l452 Alabama ave. Sc. OF
= G + 3 +; sA1L co. e@5 18th st.
COLORED-I324 EUCLID ST. NV
incl; no children. See res. mgr. in
apt 197 until 9 pm. THE CAM
COLORED-I4I3 T ST. N.W.-TwC
rms, kit. and bath. 1880. See
janitor or phone WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP, MA. SASS. liz
COLORED-55 X ST. Me- rms,
semibath., hot-water heat, cleo. and
gas couple $3.50 mo. co. 5-3d:3,
CoLoRED-owEN PL. NE, mr.. Mon
tello ave-. u blk. bus stop-2 rms.
inclosed porch, kit. bath; pvt; adult
couple; S1l.50 utils incl. v. D.
ii00HNSToN' DU. 7-146s between
CoLoRED-1 BEDRM.. liv m nd din
slGgye v.r Kit. a AND bath, q bsmt;.
CoLoEfE 16i . T VH5 AFTP Arts,
Sat iiy sim rm.' , dinettei large kit; and
eant;; excellent rm. Sizes rentals,
$50 and $3.50, plus utilS. Cal
now. SHANNON q LUCHs CO.
c eoiIS5 E st: fP;T.' M IA Nf;SS4S. N1yIFI
cite and bath; SIS. plus heat and
ewes. cali IL. 4-74 MieA W Snes ana
So to E RE. 1916 CHARLES e,
coG2oREEb;-oNLY 3 of these m5 brand
new de luxe 2-bedrm. apis left.
At sol 49th st. ne. corner Hayes
ST. Beautiful floor to. ceiling pic
ture windows. excellent dining
space, sparkling kit. equipment. All
utils. incl. in rentals of S94 so and
i BE IsHaSNoN eng & S EGcHs fe e..
TALBERT ST. Sc, i
PIX. of Nichols ave. and bus stop
large yard; 500: tenant pays utiIs. F.;
excel, cond. v. D. JOHNSTON, DU'
COLORED-2OI EYE ST. NV
apis L.. 3 rms. and kit, Sal so,
.0LORED-3924 ILL. AVE. NV
2 So, rms kit, pvt; bath: gnfurn,
rSGokED IN FEssPoNsaihBsfflE o. refined
lady: rm.. kit. and bath: S39.5
Call ME-. S-2147 12:15-1:I5.
.OLORED-3 RMS. kit. and bath:
n Ut incls SCI NO; 1918 BenninE
COLORED-I2OO IRVING ST. NV
Apt. bldg. 2 rms. kit. and bath:
COLORED-S2O 46th ST. Me-
bedrm.. liv. rm., kit. dinette and
refgr; CHARLES c. CONNER. RE
N ST. N.w.-Apt
BIDS old! -: 3 be Sd liy; gms kit. bath;
. Of 6G SoI RMS. kit. and bath.
coLokEDSyERY LARGE one Oedrm.
apt. in modern bldg. with liv. rm.,
dfnette and full tile bath: refer,
and stove incl. in rental of S69.5C
plrs utils. Apt. at AIS 54th, st. ne,
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1905 Il
st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
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.-TAKOMA PARK

SOLO FLOWER AVE.
New bldg, Nov. l occup., "a blk. from
Flower ave. shopping center and OF
busline. These apis. have unusua
lge. rms. and closets. garbage dis.
posals, cooling system, parking ano
laundry facilities.
sos and S110. All utils. Included
Agent on premises, 10 to 8, Sat. ano
Sun.
JU. 9-9562 EN-. 3-S74,
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BELLE VIEW
WHERE TOWN N
COUNTRY m

WHERE TOWN AND
COUNTRY MEET
DOWNTOWN D. c.
L., 2 AND 3 BEDROOM APIS.
RENTALS INCLUDE UTnS.
The living is far better at
BELLE VIEW but the COST is
no higher than that of a
modern city apartment.
LOCATED IN THE BELLE
HAVEN COUNTRY CLUB
AREA, Just of the lovely
Potomac. Large rooms, smartly
designed, cross ventilation,
fre-proofed. of-street parking,
Fairgrounds, shopping center,
No industries. r.r. or nuisances
of any kind. School located
en- premises. Excellent bus
service.
On Mt. Vernon blvd, 1 mile
south of Alexandria, Va.
Rental Manager on Premises
Hours: Daily, $50 A.M.-6 PM.
Saturday, $50 AM PM.
Ewes. by Apt. South S-SOO1)
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches esp. S. L. MORRIS, 45I6
1otn st. NV. Call tn. 2-1I50 after
4 pm.
MOIlNG. low rates: guarantee work
RIGHT-WAY MOVERS 10 S-SSann
HILLS TRANSPORTER Sav | or br
small and large Jobs; trained men;
Xv S1ort n5ngS,; ms. Ii. 6-9342,
sc po the country safe storage in
AGE CO. INC. Established 119oSS-
CALL PAUL for light moving and
hhainilng. any time, Also Sun. and
rnaGl1osSS; NO. 5.6S57. -25
s senebal hauling at any time; rea-
ARE You MovfNG to c~aIiforn,s ~
TO some other. Western State9 DaiIy
service on household goods n
a a9f9S At Iower rates. JUDsoNS
MA. S-4S52.
rates Ab 5na a-4 noaaglins at reasonable
ROYAL TRANsFER-we will T move
you by job or Sc hr.: s rms. as low
CHESTER MOvERS-Best little mov-
erS IN town. Anything, anytime TIE
MSyyqpSStG: IA; 91o1I5 30
G cae ESSTyic e r4fss9Rsble rates. II.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as MARI
on your moving, storage:
fesS' IA. 9-@937: ewes, RIA. 3-i4I6'
T- 81"
JACKSON MOVING AND H4TiI'TNG
Frompt Service 3d.
Day or Night CO hI tostss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-19

Mr.. MINNESOTA AVE. and saith st.
s.e.-1-bedrm; apt; newly decor:
cow. to shopping center and
Apply manager. 1915 beBois pi. SEE,
LU. 1880. -25
TAKOMA PARK bedrm.. new apt.
bldg, mr.. transp. and shopping. Very
reas. rent. EN-. 2-499S. ga
MT. RAINIER-322s Shepherd st. .
Adults. sos. WA. 7-sfs5. u'i- @as s'i
ITAKOMA PARK-one-bedrm. apis.
various styles; S75. $50. $S5. uti's.
acceptable JU. 5-7560. JU. 5-2041
APT. BETHEsDA-Liy. rm.. dinette.
kit. = bedrnS., bath; conv. to bus
a ssrV' aad shopping facils. Call
RocKvniiIIE2-one, :. 8 Dedrm - -apts.;
liv. I'm dinette, kit, bath. screened
rear porch: near schools end shop
PPionpSIa ee 9rSsGo1s so0' SIS and $40.
TAKOMA PARK-Lge. 1-bedrm. ter
race apt, pvt. entrance. coin Bendix
1acilities; utils. furn.; $50 mo. OIL.
APIS. AVAIL. at cobur Terrace, 5ioo
NEXT te schools awSI a gl5d sbopSins c Md,-
CORAL HTLLs-Modern garden apis.
z bedrms., $40, Redec. Incl, utiis.
Play yard, parking. laundry. storage.
Ic SesG25i y PARk. s5o1 Rhode de Is
children or pets. Webster 5-S6as.
BETHESDA. Md and 2 bedrm.
apis: S70-S9O per mo-, plus utils.
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC. OIL.
COLLEGE PARK-1re. liv. m. din
plenty Of closets; sos, incl. utils.;
| blk, to Univ. Avail. immed. 43l7
i AND And 2 0F BiLbHRlM. ' APfs.-t4 and s
lge. rms.): $3.50 and $3.50 per
cR RE VA Ssiil' AIRS ne sf fc1Saai 80 80
bedrm., $S5. . bedrms.,. $97.5O.
All AL utilities saIs included. l fare g
TAKoMA PARK. Efhciency apt. in
fhing apet; Cal 9ld 81. s02Ss4 On E to sysry3
TAKoMA PARK-1-bedrm. apt. now
avail Lse. rms. and closets; SS2. so
incl; utils. 6s07 Red Top rd.. ~.
CHEVY CHASE, 1888 Newdale 9 ID. ?
daily. FLOYD E. Davis CO. 1879
,s 5 g. GE Ell e. f f8gSEER HWWi2.0oe
INC. UN. 1890. TN. 4-671HoN. CT hiS
5S?2 GEORGE PALMER Hwy
bedrm.. S65. DOUG NJ. SMILEY.
INC. UN. 4-8260, UN. 4-671O. Ia
EXTRA LARGE / and 2 bedrm. apis;
CLOSE TO transp., shopping center.
schools; 53rd bl. and Defense hwy.
MUERILE ARMS
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APARTMENTS WANTED

BRYN MAWR GRAD desires unfurn.
2-3 rms; with pvt. bath, S60HS55
Incl. utlls. NV. pref, Georgetown.
EN-. 2-4o5l, ILL. 10
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. both
employed wish 2-bedrm. unfinished
apt; in Silver Spring or Takoma
Fark area not owe $50; phone
~ S-'Soo 30
tOUNG MAN. college grad. desires
sec. $60-S70 max, refs. H0 >.
774S after $40 pm. sos
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HOUSES FURNISHED

BETHESDA bedrms., eh haths.
rec; rm. deep freeze, eiec. Kit, con-.
pIete laund. fac; lovely Gov Int
Soompietely furnished. Avail. now: &.
NJ = mo; lease: $275. OIL. 1880. -S9
NUnIHWEST-Mod. .2-bedrm. home:
year ' lease safn ADI ga S-R hssaat; Sl46 mo-;
ARL;, near Pentagon~3-bedrm ~
path; rec rm., fenced yard; dish
6oTyer. deep freeze; $3.50 pr mo-.
19g77as & A 1Sth st.. OF. $4,000, 20
n bath; available Nov. '53:
SSl45 mo THE MUNSEY TRUST
Co., Real Estate Dept, Ma. S-S0S0.
DESIRABLE NV. LOCATION bet
wisconsin and Conn. aVe.-3 bed.
rms : porches. Bendix, diShWasher
or Fort Belvoir. 2-4217. 10
ALEXANDRIA "a 2 bedrm. semi-det
nicely furn. houses; one available
now, others soon. S125 and Si35
Monthly. Call LIcAR1. XII. s-7lO0.
FAIRFAX CIRCLE. va.-4-mbefaggm
Colonial, Ia baths, oil heat: $50
unturn. If desired. ia. S-3O13.
FIRST ADVERTISEMENT - Attrsc.
i've, modern. > bedroom brick du-
pick, niece quiet neighborhood; CON
yenient to everything; 5 Minis. from
Pentagon. $50 mo OWNER. ia.
SILVER SPRING AREA--severaI very
nice houses available. Short or long
term lease. SIGLER g. CO, LO.
COR. OF CONN. AVE, Military I'd.
Well-furn. home; ideal for group
1929 KENYON N.W.--4 bedrms., IL
baths, S175. Accommodates Z. Cal
Mr.. Cummings. MA $4,000 eves
and week ends. AID. 4-5S55. j
RUPERT MOHLER. Jr., Realtor.
81
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COLOREI
APIS. ~FURNIsHED-MD.
DE. zoe"

ATTRAC. FURN. liy. rm.. bedrm.,
and t Gsia; ns s16o, os ii. y 4:e5 sfSssS
GLENDALE, MD:-Small apt. bed
rm-, liv: rm.. kitchen. bath, pvt.
entr References; sos. Cedar 1851.
1AKoMA PARK - Attrac. apis. on
wooded section. JU. 9-4559. ewes.
and week ends. 80
EVANSVILLE. Rogers Heights-Apt.
with private driveway, lawn and
view. Liv. rm.r bedrm., kit. bath,
l n51mn wv I'm: 81 utils. s95 m91th.
SILVER RHPEf VI" sPRiSG. MD.-compleeStely
furn, or will rent partly furn. Con-
siStirg of . bedrms., liv. rm., COM
plete kit. and pvt. bath. pvt. entr.;
girls or working couple, without
children. JU. 5-9721. 9406 Gar
TAKoMA PARK-For 8 girls. Two
bedrm. apt, private entrance; on
a 3qSElre' rs ~ 4js49s ct,on ia
dinette, bath. Newly redecor. Pvt.
entrance Sis. incldg. all utils; JU.
3 RMS, bath, pvt. entr.. utils. incl;
$500 mo. 10. s-93a4 after i. Wa3
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Above-av-
erage: 1st-f1r.. o~ne-bedrm. apt. with
new furniture in small apt. bldg.
One blk. from Allen shop. ctr. Adults
only; $3.50, utils. incl. JU. 9-3T39.
al
TAKOMA PARK. MD. - Efnc.. new
furniture, attractiyely arranged;
stores. Adults; $3.50. utils. incl.
JU. 9-3739. -2l
COLLEGE PARK rooms Kitchen
cite: 2nd fir: share bath: sos mo.
1905 Yale ave. WA. 7-S33I. -21
TAKOMA PARK-3-rm.. bsmt. apt;
pvt. entrance; share bath: 21a blocks
from District busline; S41.50 me.
III Q-S0Sg 81
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1921 21st ST. N.E.-Detached, a
rooms, bath, basement, fenced yard.
500 month.
Kearney st. n.e.-Six rms, bath.
porcheS, nice lawn. S125.
3o39 Bladensbnrg I'd. n.e.-Five rms,
basement, attic. Sl25 month.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
21@5 r. /. Ave. NE, no. 2-6OoO
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.
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t5507 5th ST. N.W.-see bY anpt. Z
rms, oil h.-w. heat: S135 on leass.
1906 MADISON ST. NV rms, 2
baths. immediate poss.; SI25.
COS LONGFELLoW ST. N.W.-S rm :,
> baths, auto. heat: S125.
i5oi5 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-6 rm4
porehes, gas h.-w. heat, vacant; S125
I4705 9th ST. N.W.-6 rms, bath
encl. porcheS, oil h.-w. heat; Sos
MARSHALL J.. WAPLE co.
1924 I4th st. NV. AID. 4-200l
CONTINUED on Next Page.l
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BETHESDA-Almost new 3-bedrm,
brk. rambler; frepl.; bsmt.; corner
now: S130. OIL. 6-S332. 20
ROCKVILLE. MD.-Two bedrms.. best
location; $40 mo. Call OIL. .-16l6
from Monday on. 10
ARL., mr.. Penta.-3-bedrm. Colonial
in, cony- loo, porches. lge. sha ded
yd. S135 mo-. lease. ia. o-o165,
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-05
5OM Anniversary Brings
Fire Generations Reunion

Fifty short years Of marriage
were celebrated recently by Mr.
and Mrs. j. j Stlnson, who live
near Willis Mountain in Bucking-
ham county.
About 1870 neighbors. relatives
and friends came to the Stinson
home, Sunday, April 10, to help
observe the day at a reception
given by four of their daughters,
Mrs. w. r. Cox ana Mrs. George
Sheffield, OF Farmyille. and Mrs.
r E. Carroll and Mrs. Jack Dun
can, Of Roanoke,
Mi and Mrs. StinScn we're the
fourth couple. who are members OF
Salem Methodist Church. to cele-
brate their 50th anniversary recent
IT,
Guests from Richmond. Fayette-
vile, w Va, Romney. w. Va.
WASHINGTON y G. Alexandria
Roanoke. Hampton. Warren. Dill
Wyn. tarmpllle, Rice and PoWha-
tan came to the Stnlson home for
The anniversary.
Family Reunion
The anniversary celebration was
.he first time in 40 years that
Mrs Stinson mother and her five
children had been all together
Mrs Stinson's mother, Mrs Nam
ME s, Stlnson. 80, travelled from
Fayetteville, " Va, to be with
her daughter for the anniversary
Hel other children who were pre-
sent, were MS B G Wo0lwine.
Of Roanoke. Mrs. J S. Adkins. of
Fayetteville. w Va Mrs Maude
Oyler. of Redwood. w. va: ana
henry Stnson. Of Southampton
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-05

Henry Hubbard. JC president
here, Merrill Digger, Cecil Patter-
son and Dave Schobey represented
the Junior Chamber OF Commerce
last week at South Hill as a JC
chapter there was instituted. Ash
by j. Fulcer, teacher at South
Hill and son of Mrs. Blanche Full
Ger here. was chosen vice presi-
dent Of the new chapter.
Nj and Mrs. Paul Z. McLelland
and their daughter. Frances. re-
turned to their home in Worsham
alter a weeks trip To Sanford,
Fla, While they were there, they
attended the wedding Of Mrs. Nc
Lelland's brother. Duval Ingle.
Mrs, w NJ Holiday left yester-
lay to visit her sister Mrs. Sydney
Halle. Of Ocala, Fla, for about 10
days
MI and Mrs. j. B Wall left
Monday for tWo-Week vacation
visit at Myrtle Beach, S. G.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-05

Five generations OF the family
We're present for the anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. StinSon have nine
children eight grandchildren and
seven great grandchildren.
Numerous and beautiful presents
were given to Mr.. and Mrs. Stin-
son
Dinner was served at noon for
all Of the out-of town guests. In
the afternoon, refreshments. con-
sisting OF cake. punch, minis and
peanuts. were served
Clara Trent. friend and neigh
Dor Of the Stinson Family, helped
serve the refreshments. Her
mother, Aunt Francis Booker,
helped serve the wedding dinner.
so years ago. after NJ. and Mis-.
Stinson were married at the Old
Curdsville Episcopal Church.
In addition 10 the fCur daugh-
teIs Wno ea,e the reception for
their parents. the other five chill
dren present were Miss Pearl
Stinson. Miss Mamie StInson and
J. S. Stinson. VINO live al home:
f N Stinson, Of DillWyn, and Ct
w. Stinson, CT Amelia
Mrs. Stinson is 70, and her hus-
band is 10 They have lived on
their Buckingham county farm all
Of their married life Mr. Stinson
still farms
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-05

Altman First Glass Sydnor G
Newman Jr.. has arrived here tor
a furlough visit with his parents,
MI. and Mrs. S c. Newman Air
man Newman IS an instructor at
Sheppard All Force Base, Wichita
Falls, Texas.
MI. and Mrs Lawrence AVeut
If Richmond, were week end visi-
.ors with Mrs Avent's parents. Mi
md Mrs. S. c Newman
Mrs. Ruth Smith and Mrs.
Martha A Bailey, of Lexington
we're week end guests Of Nl-,
Josephine fowler While they were
here, they attended May Day at
Longwocd College. Miss ia n {
Bailey, a student at L0ngWood Col
lege, was guest III the same home
during the week end. also.
Mr., and Mrs. william l. Cash
had as their guests this week end.
Albert Losh. OF Maryland. and his
france, Miss Barbara Johnson, Of
Lynchburg