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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Lon2'Wood Students
Attend Baptist Meet

The Baptist Student Union Of
loncWood College was well repre-
sented at the Virginia Baptist
Student Convention during the
weekend of Oct 81.
The Convention began FRIDAY
through Sunday morning.
Miss Wilma Salmon is the pre-
sent secretary OF the Convention
and Miss Jean Windley spoke on
The program.
Those attending the Convention
rom LonGWood College were
Clare Davis, Anne Thaxton Bar
oara Moore, Wilma Salmon. Re-
hecca Hines, Jean Hines. Marion
Webb, Nancy Hughes. Mary Ann
Maddox, Ann Thomas. Shirley
Kemp, Shirley Mckinney.
Also, Mary Lou Burnette. Mary
Miller. Barbara Mays, Wanda
Doll Joan Windley. Ann Poole.
Audrey Powell, Virginia Lee
pearce, Mia Goad, Imogene Bry-
ant. and Lucille Peak. the student
secretar.-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Mrs. Putney Joins
Government Meets
Sunday Activities

Mrs. Annie V. Putney. president
Of the Farmville Business and
Professional Woman's Club. was
n Richmond on Sunday to attend
the pre-conference activities of
the National Conference on Gov
eminent, being held at the Hotel
Jefferson Monday through We'd
neSday.
More than 500 delegates are
expected TO attend the nationally
represented meetings and panels.
in which authorities in various
fields OF government will partici-
pate.
MIS-. Putney joined more than
100 delegates that toured Will
Eamsburg yesterday. and was
present at a dinner at the Hotel
Jefferson last night with about
20 guests, of which Mrs Margaret
A. Hickey, former head of the
national Business and Profession
al Woman's Club and a contribut-
ing editor of the Ladies Home
Journal, was a member.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Huguenot Society Has
Luncheon Meeting
At LongWood House

Thirty-five members Of the
Susanna Rochet chapter of the
Huguenot Society. founders Of
Manakin in the Colony of Virginia
net last Saturday at LongWood
House for luncheon meeting
In addition to Farmville and
Hampden-Sydney. representatives.
were present from Appomattox.
Bedford. Blacksburg. Danyille.
and Lynchburg.
Those attending from Farmville
and area were Miss Mary Dupuy,
Of Worsham, recording secretary
Of the Society Mrs. Horace Adams
Mrs. j. D. Eggleston, Richard
Dupuy, Mrs w. E. Anderson, Mrs.
R. f Withers, and Miss Liza
HaSkins
Other persons present included
Miss Josephine Dupuy, Of Lynch
ourg and Radford, president Of
the chapter, Mrs. George A.
Meyers. OF Danville. vice president
and Miss Emeline Thornhill, Of
Lynchburg, corresponding Sec
retary. ana Grady Garrett, Of
Richmond, national president Of
the Society
Following the luncheon, a
movie on the State OF Penn
5ylvania was shown to acquaint
members with the locale Of the
Spring meeting Of the annual
Assembly.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Holton Bible Glass
Makes Final Plans
For Bazaar, Supper

The Holton Bible Glass of the
Farmylllc Methodist Church at
its meeting Tuesday night with
Mrs c. B. Williams. worked
on final plans for the bazaar
which VIII be held Saturday. No
vember Dist in the Fellowship
Room at the church.
Mrs. r J Martin is general
chairman Of the event. with Mrs.
John LeV.s ORGANIZING the din
ner for the same evening: choice
of turkey or oyster plates is offer
ed. and viii be served from $50
TO 1870.
The dinner. as we'll as the ba-
2aar itself, is open to the public :;
tickets may be secured from class
members, as we'll as at the door.
The bazaar Will offer all sorts
Of handmade articles, homemade
goodies, and flowers. Mrs. A. O.
Lafcon and Mrs. j C Nobl.n Will
handle the food table, with The as
slstance OF Mrs j w Harper and
Mrs l. T Cumbey Mrs. Burton
Hamersley and Mrs. c. w. Harris
are making dr.ed flower arrange
ment a erab-bag table Will be
handled by Mrs. Bessie Ware
The handiwork division mas
Mrs. Conn Williams and MIS-. w.
A. Watson as chairman, and viii
offer aprons, pillowcases. towels,
toys and many other items.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
HospitabEe Uaren Nesffes
Under Court House Steps

Tucked away pndrr the Court
House in Faim".lie lies a lavorite
gathcung spot tor town and coun-
ty folk A haven Of rest and
relaxation TO- shoppers and work :
ing women the Community Rest
Room and It's hostess. Mrs, Clara
Pillow, do abrlsk but unsung bus
mess.
Each month. says Mrs. Pillow
between $50 and 500 visitors use
the Rest Room, and Christmas
brings an even greater flow Of
traffic reaching over 600
The county people find the
place most valuable, comments
MIS- pillow and some Of the
town people are regular users
Many PEOPLE bring Their pack
ages IN. and leave them while
they 90 about some other business.
Others come to wait for husbands
VINO are DELAYED. Someone to
freshen up Still others want To
browse about the magazines or
Just TO pass the time Of day
Hospitality Plus
The Room ha, n h0sp!taolc atr.
First OF all, that's because OF Mrs.
Pillow who seems to enjoy her
lob greatly and WHIP has a word
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Tuggle Club Names
Mrs. NJ. Huffman
As New President

The Tuggle Friendship Club met
last Tuesday night with Mrs.
Charlie Simpson. The president.
Mrs Milton Booth. conducted the
business meeting. and Mrs. Mar
shall Huffman led the devotionals
Group singing was enjoyed with
Mrs l. S. Simpson at the piano
The club voted to keep a scrap
book this year. The president APP
pointed the following members to
pointed the following members to
attend the Leader Training meet
mt on Christmas Door Decora-
tons: Mrs. Y l. Hudson. Mrs
Nharhe Simpson Mrs. Woodrow
Townsend and Mrs. L. L. Simp-
son
She also appointed Mrs. P. J.
Ollie and Mrs. Ayerette Simpson
to attend the Leader Training
meeting on box lunches
The following new officers were
elected for the coming year pres
cent Mrs. Marshall Huffman.
vice president. Mrs. Milton Booth.
secretary Mrs, Woodrow Town
end treasurer. Miss Linette
simpson: reporter Mrs. O. H.
Booth
Following the business meeting
Mrs. Milton Booth demonstrated
he best method OF ironing.
During the social hour, Mrs
Charlie Simpson served refresh
menls
The November meeting Will be
held on the fourtA Monday night
so that Mrs, Frances Gee. agent
can be present to give a demon
Stration Of making bcdspreads.
This meeting will be held with
Mrs. O. H Booth.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Public IS Invited
To Hear Korean
At College Program

ri Gamma Nh honorary social
science fraternity at LongWood
COLLEGE VIII sponsor the assembly
program on Tuesday November
10, according to Mss Virginia
sutherland, president of t h e
group.
The public is cordially invited
to hear Mrs mduk Pahk. ma
tive Of Korea, speak on My
Country ana Ny People" in the
Jalman Auditorium at l p. m.
Mrs. Pahk is a graduate Of
Ewha College in Seoul, Korea
Wesleyan College IN Georeia. and
Teachers College of Columbia
University
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Women Of Moose
Hear Librarian Talk


The Women Of the Moose held
their regular meeting last Monday
with Dr. Beverly Ruffin as guest
speaker,
DR.. Ruffin, who is head librarian
at Longwood College, spoke about
the services offered by the library
and the number and type OF peo-
pie who use them
Part of the program was dcvot-
cd to the initiation of a new mem
Der, who is Mrs. Alice Walsh.
The members raised money to
the national scholarship fund. and
donated book to the library at
NooSeheart
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Club Calendar

Junior Woman's Club, Wednes-
day, Nov. II, at p m, in Ele-
mentary School Auditorium. Pro-
gram: Fashion and You" by Mrs.
Hannah Leigh Reynolds.
American Assoc. of University
Women, Friday, Nov ID. at 8 p.
m, With Mrs. M H. Bittinger, at
Hampden- Sydney. Notice change
of place
Literature Dept. of Woman's
Club, Saturday. Nov IA. Lunch
con at | p. m. Longwood Tea
Room, Review of Lady from Ar
llngton" by Mrs. F. B. Simkins
in Tea Room at p. N. Kindly
notify Mrs, A. NJ DeMuth by
Wednesday for luncheon reserva-
ton
Executive Board of the R-PW
Club, Tuesday. October 10. at 7:30
p. m, with Mrs. Annie V. Putney
Business and Professional Wo-
mans Club, Thursday. October
II at 8 p. m. at the Recreation
Center, Orientation program.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
How TO Outsmart
Santa

It's cinch that gift shopping
takes time and cash-cspccially if
you wait until the last week. This
year, Why not shop Martin the
Jeweler early and outsmart Santa
Stop in at 1913 N. Main now
pick out your gifts and put
them in layaway. Then, when
December comes you and your
budget will be all set for Santa
Shop Martin the Jeweler in Farm
VILE
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10

MISS 10 Ann COX, a student at
Stuart Hall in Staunton. was
home for the week end to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Cox Her guests. also from
Stuart Hall. were Miss Maggie
Darlington Of Lynchburg, and
Miss Elsie Crane, of Gunnersville,
Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Garter
had as their week end guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd Fallen, of Char
lottesville. Mrs. r. A. Fallen. OF
Charlotte Court House, Mrs.
Arthur Ramsey, Of Kinston, N. c.,
and Mrs. Fred G. Roche. Of Rich
mOnd
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Whitfield
attended the funeral of W. p
Wood, ~, at St. Stephens Episco-
pal Church, in Richmond, on
Monday.
Nj. and Mrs. P. T. Atkinson
spent Friday night with her
mother. Mrs. George H Thomas,
III Stanton, where Nh. Atkinson
addressed the Shenandoah VAL
ley Alumni Of Hampden- Sydney
College at banquet dinner at the
10 no
same night. During the remainder
Of the week end they were the
guests Of Mrs. Atkinson's brother
and sister ln-laW, Nh. and Mrs.
William w. Thomas, Of Spotts-
wood.
Dr.. and Mrs. Leon f. Bell had
as Their guests during the week
end, their son Col. L. E. Bell. Jr..
Of Phoenix Ariz., and daughter,
Mrs. j r. Staklo and grand
daughter. Marion Stake. of Arl-
ington. Va. Col Bell has just
completed a three weeks course
i'm All Force Management at
George Washington University.
Mrs. AGREE Chappell spent the
week end in Baltimore, Md, where
she attended the wedding of her
brother, Edward T Chappell.
Nh and Mrs Frank Carrington
Of Lynchburg. were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Cox, on Sun
day.
MI. and Mrs. c. Pettus Anderson
had as their guests during the
week end MI. and Mrs. Loren
Kimball and daughter, Jane, and
Mrs. Edward Jones. of Richmond.
Miss Thelma Ann Smith, Of
Duke University Durham. N c.,
spent the week end here with her
parents, Nj. and Mrs. Morris G.
Smith.
Mrs E T. Morris and her
grandson. Douglas Blanton. Jr.. a
student at Hampden-Sydney Col
lege. visited MI and Mrs. w. D.
Blanton. of Front Royal, for the
week end They were accompanied
by Miss joyce Pomeroy. who visit
ed her family.
Dr. and Mrs. S. c. Patteson had
aS thcir week end guests, Nh. and
Mrs Wesley Laing. of Richmond,
formerly of Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Gillian and
Mr.. and Mrs. D r. Turns and
son, Bobby visited Arthur w.
Gillian. at North Carolina State
University during the week end
IS Emily Barksdale spent the
week end in Roanoke
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10

Miss Eleanor Jones. Of Rich
mond. was the week end guest OF
her sister and brother in Law, Mr.
and Mrs E. j. Andrews, Jr
Mr. and Mrs. H T. Ferguson
were the guests of her sister. Mrs
r. z, Withers, at the luncheon
meeting of the Huguenot Society
at Saturday. October 81.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10

Doug Agee. who is with the Ma
rine Corps, in Norfolk recently
visited his mother, Mrs. c. Z
Agee.
The Rev. and Mrs. r f. Wuhe~s
plan to visit his mother. Mrs. Rob
ert f. Withers. ST.. in WytnerNe.
on Tuesday. They viii also visit
their daughter. Mary Kent, at
HollinS College.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Scottish Teacher
Is Honored Here

Miss Mary P. Nichols entertain
ed at a small tea on Saturday
afternoon at LongWood House. IN
honor of her week end guest. Miss
Margaret Pattie, from GLASGOW,
Scotland.
Miss Pattie, a former student
at LongWood College. returned to
the United States from Scotland
this Fall and is now teaching in
the North Carolina public school
system. near Chapel Hill
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Jackie Ferguson Has
Second Birthday

Little Jackie Leigh Ferguson
celebrated her second birthday at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Ferguson, Jr an
Second Avenue, on Saturday
afternoon. November T.
Eight little playmates and their
mothers were invited.
1t was a big day for Jackie as
she cut her birthday cake ana
opened her many gifts.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Altar Society To Hold
Tea on Friday

The Altar Society of St. Theresa
Catholic Church. Will have a sill
yer tea on Friday, November 13
from 4 to 6 p m. at the Church
The public is cordially invited
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Daughter Is Born
To Mr., Mrs. Johns

Mrand Mrs. Benjamin I. Johns,
Of Alexandria. announce the birth
on October OF, Of a daughter their
second, named Elizabeth Newell
Johns.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10

AA, been managing t1c Rest Room
70" four years now.
Before She came, and before III
moved TO its present location. the
community center was first over
the Armogy and then over the
Firehouse.
1t is operated by the Town Of
Farmvllle under its public welfare
program as a service to the COM
mrnity ana is supported BY the
Home Demonstration agency.
Its valuable thing states
Mrs Pillow as She looks up from
her knitting People can come
here and sit as long as they want
TO while they wait for husbands
trains. ana BUSES"
Il have had people, who have
travelled widely. say That this is
the incest little restroom they
have ever seen, She adds
Sign Register
MYs. Pillow likes visitors to
an their names in register
nea- the door. ana any time any
Ae wants to leave a small do
nation III the platc-W well, that's
-nIeh,y welcome too
It's nice for folks to have 3
oas4s of peace ana quiet right in
Evening star., 1953-12-02
)SOME HASSOCKS
6.95 to 1895

7. Round PiIlow-top Hassock with
shredded foam rubber top. 23H"
diameter. l3" high. Plastic COW
erine in regal red, boxwood green.
suneIow yellow or chortreuse. 14.95
8. Pillow-top Hassock, l6xl 6x
l5R". Shredded foam rubber top.
Strong VinyI plastic covering. HoIi-
day red, ivory, bark gray. 7.95
9. Storage Hassock, le12" wide
and l612" high for ample storage
space. Covered with sturdy plastic.
HexoeonoI shape. Dark red, gray,
ivory or dark green. 1905
10. Inimitable Morocco Leather
Hassock, leather laced. Natural
color spiked with brown, red or green
inserts. lo inches in diameter. 1895
II. Fine Morocco Leather Has
sock, l8xl8". Smortened with tos-
sci on each corner. A handsome
offoir in red, green, ton or conbino-
tions Of ton and green or ton and
red. 1926
W5L-UphoIstery 7th Floor
.. oIso Chevy Chase ond Alexandra
Evening star., 1953-12-02

l. Smartly Contemporary "Hassa-
con" with black wrought iron base.
Tweed-effect plastic cover in coral,
beige, chortreuse or charcoal.
2Oxl 6xl2". 16.95
z. Versatile Modern "Hassarac"
with wrought iron base finished in
black. Tweed-pottern plastic cover
in choice of 3 coIors. Stow mogo-
zines in base. l8xl 8xl4". 22.95
3. Round Hassock with oval sides
and tooIine on the top. Covering Of
heavy vinyI plastic. Fl" diometer.
IA" high. CordnoI red, valley
green, chortreuse or white. 995
4. Pillow-top Hassock covered with
heavy plastic. Pillow top filled with
shredded foam rubber. 26x22xl5".
In regal rec, boxwood green, French
ivory or saddle brown. 1925
5. Kidney-shape Bench covered in
heavy plastic. Styled to seat two
comfortably. Choose from eroy,
red, oreen, coral. 6.95
6. Little Giant" Hassock covered
in strong plastic. "a" in diameter.
13" high. In your choice Of regal
red, stone eroy, French ivory. soddIe
brown or boxwood green. ll.9o
Evening star., 1953-12-02

Koroson puts the accent on exquisite floro design,
softgowing coIors deeppIed luxury to put your gifts
Of small rugs in the connoisseur coteeoy You con
be practical giver, too with Koroston Accents"
thanks to their being of long-weoring cotton
to their being decoroor-rght all through the house.
Prices and sizes for all styles shown:
27"x45", 1850 4o"xo', 47.5O 3'x5', 27.5O
Evening star., 1953-12-02

Il. Rose Bouquet, French Provincial
motif in briIiont colors pointed up
with q rich black background. Ivory
toned fringe edge.
l3. EorIy American, traditional
hooked rug pottern in q floral design.
Warm colors on q ground of black.
Frineed in ivory color.
Notwithstanding, 9th Floor also Ch
Ask about our Del
on home furnishings pu
Evening star., 1953-12-02

IA. French FIorol, soft posteI fIoroI
forms blend effectively with q back
ground of soft green Ivoy-tone bor-
der and fringe.
IS. French Floral, exquisiteIy exc
cuted flower motifs in gentle posteIs
against background Of muted rose.
IvoY-coIor border and fringe.
Evening star., 1953-03-01
HOUSES foR sALE-N.W.
10th ST. AREA
Near Rock Creek Park
FOR SALE BY OWNER
INCOME PRODUCING

Modern 3-story brick house; 2 nre-
sional person; now occupied by
architect. with 1st a.. as ONCE; 8
bedrooms with full bathrooms,
modernized kit. with garb. disposal,
dishwasher; lge.. din. rm.. liv. rm.,
1st d. suitable for. rental purposes
or formal entertainment; includes
clothes washer and Va bath with
plumb: avail. for shower; $21, $50.
4132 Arkansas ave. NV. ia. 0-63S4.
Evening star., 1953-03-01

WOODLEY PARK
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-5
1913 29th ST. NV.
on Cathedral ave.--English-style de-
tached brick and masonry, on lot
40 BY 95.-. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, ga
rage, maids rm. and bath In bsmt.
Vacant. On quiet street Q blocks
from shops, schools, churches. Best
financing. Minimum cash.
LISS REALTY CO., INC.
ME. e-666a, AID. 2-5344. II
Upper Brightwood Sect.
Baaatsu sns s0ns Fl. Wsa bahs hin'oe ne. vsPsE sPsss
oil heat. storm windows and hard
wood floors, house In new condition
thropghout. Price S1S,500 with
100 BLK. LAMONT ST.
Brick l. rms. bath baths, q! heat. ,;,:
3-rm. apt. and private bath for
GLOVER PARK SEC.
Brick. Q complete apartments, unfurn-
WOODLEY ROAD
NJ somGsse SS9e .a.s ays IncoSs Iss%Sss sas5 sTcf
400 100 BLOCK dL1Stssi MASS. AVE.
Brick, semidet.. 2S rms. baths. oil
heat: priced right.
2700 BLK. CONN. AVE.
Semidet. brick. s apis. and 4 sleeping
peT rSGmn; month. % $1,000 handles. andes. so0O
600 BLK. e. CAPITOL
Brick, IL rooms, 4shaths, oil heat,
large garege: GOOD furniture, ideal
tourist home; S26, 900. $4,000 down.
Many other properties to select from.
Cali at your convenience.
EUGENE p. NIXON
lo25 Vermont Ave. NV. RE. 7-e112
Evening star., 1953-03-01

1907 2nd ST NV.
Immac. cond.: S-rm. attached brk
home, tile bath. reception hall. ga,
heat: gar. pest of construction
price reduced for immed. sale; conv
to transp. and stores.
Evening star., 1953-03-01

4818 41st ST. NV.
OPEN SAT-. SUM-, / TO 5
Price Reduced-$14,750
Excellent brick home with apt. on
End a.; very conv. location. See
this today! Terms. II
Evening star., 1953-03-01
HOUSES FOR SALf-M.W.

COL0RED, 1so 8 St.. nr. First; g
wood doors Very rsas. Cali OWNER,
COZ III EoREDMELEGANT RSEiSSzSELEGANT HOME. upper
s Gear psI ssr. Dsss sss o6o. fppf b. fsSoo. Sosn'
COLORED-HOME or invest. Open.
Reduced. Cor. .4236 Sth st:-Brick,
lge. rms, attic. gas, mod; trade,
cnT tsF%s; %Sr conXi oipbRSA; RA; 3sli2S; ssii En- n..u-
thu s;r@; dst; "a home; baths TfsT.
s-5eO7. Ii. 7-4a7e. ~
COL0RED-4SO7 Sth ST. NV
family tapestry brick. 2 kits. 2
baths. baths; g ;.a lse; rps "a. 2 inclosed ,sl
heated bsmt., T oil heat. e concrete Dsrs: i. iTt.
porch. storm windows, 2-car gar.
Priced for quick sale on good terms.
SAMUEL {. REEYiiNoLfbs. Soo6
cS5fISo5eis c5IokEDMExacEMii. ave: aiMi VALUE in homes
for colored in me-, NV, s.e Low
down payments. Some with 2 Kits.
5-9711. JORDAN REALTY.
COLORED-S75O DOWN. IO34 Que
bee pl.-4 bedrms. Here is your
chance TO get one of these wide.
paying rent. MRS. FiTzdERALD,
C0LoRED@ilO6 4th ST. NV. Det
house with 2 apts:: 2-car gar; gas
dHS hsat; 6RMNScpEyITTT. RMNScpEyITT. RA; 6;4422 -,
Beautiful home suitable for doctor,
ONCE, Open for an offer. Can be
seen BY appt: BY calling NO. 7-T655
other beautiful homes In all sections
SrMg.taIEy. 81 the clty. Before bgyins, see me
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE
Col. Colonial brick. bedrms., 9
baths go. IT. wide: porch 5; yards;
EsaMTsge. EM oolo =. c; H9oks, IA. 6.7699
CoLoRED-PETWORTH BRICK. Q.
family; 4 rms. and bath on lst d.
rms. and bath on the End a.: oil
ena not water; convenient area.
COLORED
:. 4423 IOWA AVE. NV,
vacant, 4-bedrm. row brick house
and garage; newly redecorated, rec.
reation rm.; 2 baths; oil hot waite,
neat; new gas hot water heater
open Sun. 1-6. Ewes. Call RIA
$3.50. g
COLORED-LARGE ROW BRICK
Seven rms, 2 baths, recr. nm, ga:
h;.M.h., garage; 81 800 down.
JAMES 8. WILDER RA. 3-1e1t
Evening star., 1953-03-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
1920 1Qth sr NV.

BETTER RLocK. orr conn. AVE.
Brick, 3 stories and basement. fur.
niShed; 4 baths; owner occupies and
receives about $500 per month; un.
usual value. $4,000. FRANK "a.
DOYLE. e"7 18th st. NV. pl.
BSS3 Ssrs sna sUgi' 81 NV.
home. tie bath. RECEPTION hail. g gas IS
heat; gar: pest of construction;
price reduced for immed. sale; conv.
to transp. and stores.
se1s 18th ST Ne. ~ La. e-eees
RECoMMENDED BUYS
Al cond.: excel. income; 10 rms rms,
ga baths; furn. 2 firs. incl. Owner
leaving. Priced to sell.
Hamilton st. N.W-Row brick, 8
rms, rms, Incl Incl: PORCH; recrs; rrn.: near =!
Dsynents. viii Ksas trade saio ior larssf nass
Hobart st. N.W.-see to appreciate.
Row brick. 4 bedrms., incl. porch;
gar; gas h.-w.h.; 2 baths, Q kits. !;
nicely turn.; newly recond. Buy
mn z.ssass1s as1sk REALTY 400,
OPEN SUN, 2-5.
SOL 7th ST. NV.
Attrac. corner br., s rms, Ia baths
"A bedrmS.l. excel. cond., gas heat,
gar, completely fenced lot: priced
low for quick sale. Inspect today.
PECK cor,
361s 18th ST. NE. LA. 6-6666.
LIST AND INGRAHAM
EngltSh-style brick In excellent con-
ditiou; 8 lge. rms, ga baths, porch.
garage, rec. rm:. gas ht. Reas. price
-Tanenbaum. HE. 4-4296.
TANEN REALTY CO.
NEAR MT. PLEASANT AND 10th
Make your offer. Needs redecorating.
A large semidetached brick. Front
and rear entrances to basement.
Reception hall; bedrmS. Call now,
OIL. 4-2S06.
KIRKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
o
Evening star., 1953-03-01

$50 LAMONT ST. NV.
6-rms. oil hot-water heat, fun base.
ment. Reasonably priced Nittsm0ds
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Evening star., 1953-03-01

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
this excel. community. 5 generous
bedrms. and 2 full baths, flrst-h.
study and powder rm., paneled game
I'm. with flrepl S37,5O0. OLIVER
CARR Ma. $4,000; eyes,. OIL.
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Evening star., 1953-03-01

4423 IOWA AVE. NV.
vacant, 4.bedrm. row brick house
and gara9e; newly redecorated, rec.
heat; new gas hot water heater
open Sun. 1-6. Ewes. Call RA
Evening star., 1953-03-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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paneled rec, rIn.. nice porch. many
extras. Must see TO appreciate.
Reas. price and terms. 1mmed
posG. Near Paul Jx and Matiyity
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TANEN REALTY CO.
, 1953-01-19
GOVERNORS

will also conduct a survey to
determine the total number of
persons employed in private
industry, the total number of
available jobs, total amount of
the labor pool, the number of
workers available in the Vir-
gin Islands broken down into
categories and sexes, and the
number of unemployables.
The next meeting of the
Committee is scheduled to be
held in Christiansted, St.Croix,
during t h e early days of
February.
The Chairman of the Com
mittee is soliciting the coopera
ton of government agencies,
business and consumers in
order to enable the committee
to present a factual report on
the matter of minimum wages
for workers in private indus
try in the Virgin Islands.