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Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11

Kansas was named for the Sansa
Indian tribe.
The temperature or birGs is high.
er than that Of mammals.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11

About one-fifth Of the u. S. wheat
crop Is grown in Kansas.
There are about q million people
in Indo China.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11

Arrow lightweight Shirts Want Dad TO keep coo Then ,oke
airy ARROW lightweight shirt Every inch Of fb
re is oir-eondoned with tiny open windows that co,cb
every breeze Fine "Sonforized" ) ubrcs will not shrink
more than p. Choose from SNORT selection of collier st
in white and solid color shirts. $S.95 up
Arrow Ties in light, sUmmery shades, $3.50 Up
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11

Arrow lightweight Undershorts.
Coolest lightest, most comfort
oble shorts Dad can wear. Made
with eontoUred seat and no irri-
totine center seam. Fine "Sunfor-
lied" (R) mesh-weove fubrics
will not shrink more than ~.
SPriniers and Grippers, $3.50
up. Mesh-WeoVe Athletic Shirts,
81 .00. Cool, Absorbent T-Shirts,
$l.25.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK
B. Handy

b. HaNay
The Usher union Wednesday and elected officers
are president G. H. Brown, first vice president, Mrs,
Doyle second vice president Lonne Walker; secretary
R Jackson; assistant secretary Mrs Leona Crumpon
m Mrs. Evelyn Hattson; assistant director Mrs. Lucia
err chaplain Rev. E. Hicks and Mrs b. Handy, reporter.
39h session will be held Sunday evening o'clock,
Baptist church, 9th and Pine streets Rev. W. S. Jack
Twill deliver the
|r Mildred White, st. Louis, formerly of this city is
visiting relatives and friends.
IY Lydie Easey of New York City, is the house guest
Er sister, Mrs. Anna Harrison 906 Cedar street.
e PTA council Jones high school last week with
b Christophe, principal speaker. His subject, Nobody
Is Rotten Egg" Included in his speech three
is first you entertain YOURSELF you entertain
b and third; you make living? Report of schools
lows Jones high S2553; Jones elementary $1120 Car
Woodson S.; Hillside S305; George w Carver no re-
Report total Sass The meeting will be held Jan
8 p m, Carter G.. Woodson school. Mrs. Eva Dicker-
president and Mrs. b Handy, reporter.
he Chansonette club met Wednesday at the home OF
Bobbe Harris 40 Hemlock court The annual preChrst-
dinner win be held Saturday administration building
club will hold its next business meeting at the home Of
resident Mrs Betty Jackson Mrs Odira Halbert reporter
|Ae Carter C Woodson Dads club Tuesday mite in
hoo auditorium. Plans completed for box supper
held January IS at the school The public is invited T.
hardson president and Samuel Holloway acting reporter
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17

The Matron Council of OES met at the home of Mrs. w
,re 242l West 10th street to complete plans for the
oar Mrs Hannah Smith, reporter
% Tauettes will hold their regular meeting the
= Of Miss Maurice McJimpson, Thursday Plans for the
! marty will be completed The members are urged to
re Quarterly conference club of Bethel AAIE church
a last meeting for the year at the home OF Mrs Vora
o0l3 Spring street. The members discussed a tea to
.Ia he home Of Miss Alice Scales 2t2l Pulaski Jan
q to p. m, An inspiring talk made by the pas
rle Mrs. Vora Moss, president and Mrs, Nettte Jones
rer
! q Night Hawks club entertained new members and
CHESTS Monday mite in the club with the president
! Arnon in charge. The meeting will be held De
.r 27 John Carter, reporter
qba Twill Do COerie club entertained its guests recent
rh Morocco in one of the best dances of the season.
is and members reported an enjoyable time and are
.p forward to the annual affair. Mrs. Hattie B
3 president
Mrs Lucy Johnson 1914 West 9th street. had guests
mast Sunday, her sisters Mrs. Pearl Seals, Arkansas City
Mrs Daisy NcGraw of Dumas
Mr. and Mrs Russ (Harold and Mary ALICE and daughte
ga we're visiting in Arkansas City the past weekend
a If Mrs Russ father, Earl Haythone
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17

u h e S presented its regular
monthly program at Oak Grove
Baptist church The early
morning Christmas services under
the auspices Of the Ministerial
alliance, viii be held at Morning
Star Baptist church, Rev. G.
Franklin Will preach the sermon
Members of all the ehoirs Will
sing together The St. Paul
AME church gave a get-aequaint-
ed tea in the youth center for
their new pastor, Rev, c, Frank
lin and his wife The Pirates
played Poplar Bluff Friday mite
with the winning of the senior
team and the junior losing
Rev Franklin gave a lecture to
the boys and girls in the chapel
assembly Mrs. Thompson Is
sick and her daughter has GENE
To be with her -. Mrs. Matte
Glass has been IN the hospital
b.. Mrs G. D. Mays spent Tho
weekend in Kansas city with
her cousin Mrs. Mary Horn
berger will sponsor a Christmas
party for the Red circle AID
Sunshine band Wednesday mite
at the Center All children are
invited to attend the affair ..
The Christmas program of First
Baptist church will be presented
Christmas eve mite.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17

Miss Emma 10 Jones was
elected pianist for the St James
Sunday school During the
last two months, the efficient su-
pertntendent, Mrs NJ r. Ishel,
served doughnuts ard not cocoa
to the Sunday school group, and
it proved an attraction spiritual
ly numerically and financially &,
The fellowsh. p service sponsor
ed by the Stowardess board, No.
and the Mission society, has a.
reused much interest toward the
spiritual life of the church, with
Mrs Maude Harrison and Mrs, A.
B Lunon, presiding Persons
holding lucky numbers for box
Of groceries at the social recent
~ were Mrs Myrtis Bradley and
Mrs Eddie Bush Members
attended conference ut Mag1otl
We're Mines. Mary stephens. =.
L. Shaw, Gleader Sect } W
Waite. J, z. Cornelius, Miss Der
nice White and Miss Babara Ann
Scott Mrs. E. f. Stewart,
who has been i'll. returned o
service Sunday. We hope for aef
continued Improvement The
Arkansas State beautieians spou-
Sored a tea at the home of Mrs
N B Wilkerson and was sue.
cess. Out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Steel, state president. Mis.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17
Bear'den
Eller Jacobs

Eller Jacobs
Mt GiIIard and Bethel Commun-
tiles
Jessie Neal Jacobs made n bus
mess trip to Pine Bluff last
Monday - Mrs c, Smith and
Mrs. c Trent Of Hope, spent last
Weekend with their parents. NJ
and Mr. ], G. Mcconnell -,
Fred Prim and Jerry Moore were
at Thornton and Fordyce, last
Saturday mite On business -, Mr.
and Mrs, James Wade spent last
Friday with their parents, M
and Mrs. J. C. Mcconnell =.
Huey Jacobs and Jerry Moore
made a business trip to Warren
last Thursday. They were also
dinner guests at their aunt and
sister. Mrs. Eva Haskeus home
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17

the Second Baptist church. Rev.
]. F. Redmon in charge Mrs.
Roberta Hymes of this city at
tended the funeral of her brother
IN McGehee last week The
Seven Star NIB church held its
9Th anniversary Of the pastor,
Rev. W, NJ, Rogers, last week
For your STATE PRESS, see Mrs.
Laura Clanton, 400 N. Luna ST
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17
conway
Mrs. ]. A. Taylor

Mrs, J. A. Taylor
The Rose Art and Civic club
met last Monday mite with Mrs.
c. S. Sutton as hostess, The house
was decorated with Chn tmas
scenery which included Santa
Claus sleigh and reindcers Din
ner was served with a salad
nodded as Santa Claus, after
which games We're played with
Mrs. Rosetta Jeffrey the winner
Guests included Mrs. T o. Wheel
er. Mrs. Juanita Davis and Ms.
Golena Matterson. Mrs. Mertyee
Henry is president of the group
c. G. Gilbert has returned
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17

Mrs Lessee prim, Willie Myr-
tie, Fred, j Dorothy Bell and
Jerry Moore made BUSINESS
trip 10 Thdrnton, Tuesday
Ebert Waller Eddie, Edward and
James of FoTdyee were visitors at
Mr. and Mrs. Sankfield Jacobs
home, Monday and Tuesday Mites
Mrs Elier Jacobs was in
Fordyce Friday visiting her SIS
Ter, Mrs Matte Lee Galloway
Jerry Moor. Christine. The
resa, Emma Mae, Clara Bell and
George, went 10 see the ball game
at Oct gym Tuesday mite
Willie ThroWer made a business
trip 10 Forttyee last Saturday
mite -. s M Thrower went 10
the funeral OF Rich Cone, held ut
Ennan, last Tuesday Mrs.
c, Trent ane } c. were visitors
al Mr.. and Mrs Bradley Vaughn's
home at Foniyee, Saturday mite g..
Every Thrd Sunday Is pas-
torial day al MI Giflari BAPTIST
church, Mission society meets IN
the first Sunday OF each month,
prayer meetings Wednesday and
chorus rehearsal-, Friday Mites.
Every one 4 cordially invited 10
attend Rev VI NJ. Edwards. Sic
phen Is pastor The secoifd
and fourth Sundays are regular
days at Bethel AME church. Rev.
C. c. Rieherou Harrel, minister.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17
FYer School

/ Senior girls council met in
Dew cateterIum of the school
the president, Doris Ander-
i I, presidli.s. The de-
pal period was conducted b.
EaplaIn, Edna Graves Of 6-3.
+ +. 7. Thompson, school
who IS co-sponsor OF The
|EI talked with the girls a
the Responsibility of Good
|nShip." She emphasized the
F7ance of being good citizens
|ne, school, and in the com
b.
EElene Jackson of So began
ECuSsion on street bus con-
This was very interesting
pc girls, their learning to be
citizens at all times.
\ B S, Hayman, teacher
Er, encouraged the girls to
thinking of their project
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17

Walker and Mrs. Baker OF Lit
tie Rock, Mrs, Upper and Others,
Fort Smith, Mrs, Randle and Mrs,
Kelly, Hope, Miss Sam Ella Ran
die, Miss Hattie Thomas, Stamps,
Mrs. Grant Chicago, Mrs, Brax-
ton and Mrs johnson, Queen
City. Texas
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17
Newport


The MIA girls attended the
district meeting Friday at Bates
vile. Miss Constance Croft was
elected state historian and Miss
Margaret Scott song leader for
the district Morning Star
Baptist church members, present
ed a pre-Christmas program. To-
tai raised, $272 The Federated
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17
Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

NAhNINu OhDEh
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Charlene Mcknight, Plaintiff
VS.. No l0l286
Dwane Mcknight, Defendant
The defendant, Dwane Mcknight
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty DAYS and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Char
lene Mcknight,
Dated: December 9th, 1854
Diles & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George W. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
By Helen Edwards, D. c.
l2.17-24-3Is1-7 At
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17
Eaelette Community

Mrs. Susie Castor
Ozzie CeokseY and son. Allen
Of Fordyee. visited in the home
of his uncle Mathew Cookaey.
They also visited In the home of
Mrs. Castor and Hazel Wusun.
Saturday Rnv. Willie hrhaal,
Holly Sprine, visited with Msth-
ew Cool1sey Miss Mary Jtuf1al
and brother, Warren, Sunday
Mr.. and MRS. Glance Penix and
Mrs Easter r JuGial were For
dJce visitors Saturday Mrs.
Susie Castor spent Tuesday eve
ming In the home of Miss Mary
Juniai Nm and Mrs. Grover
c. Gibson's children are on ffe
sick list at thus writing Raw.
Willie Junial filled his regular
appointment nj the church A,a-
day morning A missionary
rally was held in the afternoon.
The member pf the Mt. Ohvet
Methodist church attended b G
rally. Amount raised, $3.50
Mrs. Lessie pentx and son, WI
lie, daughter Marssline of For
dyee, VISITED III this community
and attended church.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17
Ee VILLAGE

Laura Clanton
FCot county HID council met
Fly at the extension office
the president, Mrs. Victoria
RS, presiding and Mrs. Lot
iazier in charge of devotion,
the business period officers
elected for the coming year,
are Mrs. Victoria Sanders,
|oent; Mrs. Anna Williams,
president; Mrs. Easter Tay-
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17

We the operators of Wade's
Beauty Shop are always ready TO
try and render satisfactory serv-
ice I'm all phases OF beauty work
10 the public. Our Motto: Pleas
ing You Is Our Pleasure"
Operators:
Miss Willie Louise Williams
Mrs. o. A. Scott
Miss Bertha Louise jackson
Mrs. Maggie Il. Cunningham
Miss Mae Alternately
All Are Experienced Operators
724 Il. Washington PHI. FIR 299il
North Little Rock
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17

lor, secretary; Mrs. Roberta
Hymes assistant secretary. Mrs.
Gatewood, treasurer; Mrs. Lottie
Frazier, chaplain; Miss E. E.
Green, reporter; Mrs. NJ M. Col
bert, chairman of the Ways and
Means committee. The officers
were installed by Mrs. Edna E.
Powell. The meeting was adj
iourned until the first Saturday
in January, 1855 The funeral
of Mrs Dora McGist, who passed
December 3, was held recently at
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17
Texarkana

Mrs. A. b. Lunon
The members and friends of St.
James AME church were very
pleased to have the return of
Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Lunon =, .
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wingfield wor-
shipped here Sunday morning =.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17

to his home in Detroit after Wis.
ting his sister, Mrs Hattie Gil,
bert Taylor, who is undergoing
treatments in the Memorial hos.
pital
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17

DAY NURSERY OPEN FOR
Children Between The Ages of
2 5 Years. Hot Lunch served
Each Day Reas 7nab'e Price.
Cali GLADYS THOMAS. 1921
High St., Phi FIR 5-4214 -5H19 SIS
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17
as CLASSIFIED S.:

WOMEN WANTED
MAKE EXTRA MONEY. Address,
Mail postcards spare time every
week BIC0, 143 Belmont, Mass.
-l-7-55 At
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17
with The Churches
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL
10Th and Gaines
Rev. John Karsten, Priest in

charge
Sunday. II a m, Morning prayer
and sermon, Rev. Stanley Gresley
Friday, Christmas Eve, 3 p. m,
Church decorating and children's
party.
II p. m, Christmas Eve celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion.
On Christmas Eve the congre-
CATION os St. Philips will meet
to decorate the church with green
cry in preparation for the Christ
mas services. At p. m. there'll
be a Christmas party for h
children of the congregation with
presents.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17

for the year.
Barbara L. Anderson, 81
Secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-17
Are you hard to find
in the telephone directory?

You can prevent confusion and annoy
ance for your friends by ordering an
extra listing" in the telephone book.
It's an effective, low-cost way to make
your number easier to find.
Of course, if the telephone is in your
name you'll automatically have listing
in the directory, But have you ever
Evening star., 1954-06-06
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

saides 5Ideleg moyine h'spAGs to ea
fanisRed % 0Sn house n0m for sSf'9oo. HS So two. s
level brick rambler built 1852. 5
bedrooms, 3 baths, living rooms
with firepleces. One level com
RndCw Dns view a Wooded TsaT area sd
joining Kenwood Golf Course. Large
corner lot across road from new elem:
school. 560S Brite DR.. Qeft on
Bradley 6lvd' las mi. from WIS; rs,
appointment. A. w. BRANDT. Build
er. OIL. 4-S203. -6
at Kentl cky and Chase aves.; mr..
National Health Center; Sl7,95O.
PORETSKY & SONS. INC, uN.
BETHESDA. 5000 Old GEORGETOWN
rd.-Open to z. Attrac. brick
Colonial with the conv. of bus serv-
Ice and churches within walking
elec. kit, s bedrms. and a pan. Sd
d. for 4th bedrm. Full bsmt. with
deluxe reer. rm. and compl. bath.
Lovely patio and Q beau. Handicapped
I'd. Al cond. Dir: Out Wise. ave.
4, S1s7szt iiSi' SFzSToSD REALTY c.. GE'
BETHESA AA-By owner. walking dis
tance 70 new Catholic church. on
highway; ideal for children or re-
tired couple. This beautiful home
has everything to be desired. The
low price will amaze you. Excellent
flnancing, will consider renting with
option to buy. Open sun. and Mon.
from 2 pm. till dark. Out Old
Georgetown I'd, left on Wyngate,
straight ahead to Melvern. right on
Melverp. right on NOVEL; to 9507.
OIL. 4-2163. -
BETHESDA-Brick Cape Cod. excel.
cond.; din. rm., 2 lge. bedrms., rec
rm.. screened porch, garage. fire-
painted: new awnings, storm win
dovs; S21 900. OWNER, OIL. 1924.
BETHESDA-Split-level rambler. cor
ner lot. exceptional buy: large .liv.
rm. with beamed ceiling. fireplace
from floor to ceiling; 4 bedrms.. ga
baths, din. rTn,. garage. bsmt.. dream
kit. with eating space. dishwasher,
disposal: pvt. service drive. Priced
middle 20s. OF. A-7S41.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Calvert County

8-room frame, 2-Story home,
in top condition; all modern
convenienceS; 3 acres of
ground; 2-car garage; barn,
1Ka-story tool house, brooder
house; large lawn, shrub
berry and shade trees; on
main hwy, 2 miles from Pa
tuxent River; near CheSa-
peake Bay; l hours drive
out of Washington; $16,550.
Call for appointment, Prince
Frederick 81-J. OWNER.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.
COLORED-$750 CASH
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ANNAPOLIS-$14.5OO. 8 rms,
baths. auto. heat. Will consider
trade. Ii. 3-056l.
CHARLES COUNTY-Attractiv un-
finished house. masonry construc-
ton, 2Sx4O; 3bedrms.; h-acre tract
on Rte. 3O1. below Waldorf; 1850,
or best offer; terms. 10. S-7751.
CHARLES COUNTY-Attrac. unfin-
ished house, masonry construction,
2Sx40. 3 bedrms.. half-acre tract.
on Rte. 301 at White Plains. $7,35U,
or best offer. Terms. 10. 8-7751.
SCAGGSVILLE, MD.-1h-st story ashes
tos shingle house, full bsmt., oil
heat. bath, 4 pvt. bedrms., liv. rm.,
din. rm., bkfst. rm.. fully equipped
kit. and screened-in front porch
Situated on 10 acre Of HANDICAPPED
ground with 3OO-ft. frontage. Mr.
Johns Hopkins Physics Lab. Walk
ing dist. elem. school. Sale by
OWNER. Price, $4,000. Phone
PA. 5-l539
Evening star., 1954-06-06
GREEN ACRES
$14,95O

ONE OF THE LARGER HOMES
NEEDS REDECORATING
Once again the Fred A. Smith Com
pany has wonderful buy in this
popular location. Colonial detached
brick home situated on o large cor
ner, Anchor fenced lot. consisting
basement gas air-conditioned heat
woodburning fireplace. side screened
porch. This home is priced below q
veterans administration appraisal
on q similar house in the immedi-
3-24SO. or AID. 2-6565 with
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtor 1113 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
HOUSES FOR sALf-MD.
pAnr u1rw rsrArra

PARK VIEW ESTATES
Bounded on B sides By and directly
abuttins Rock Creek Park, this inn
pressiye 1-noor home enjoys. the
reception rm.. very spacious liv. rim.
with interesting fireplace and q din.
rm. with French doors which lead
to 9 patio. An unusual kit Is fully
equipped. There are also 3 large
lst mr.. q large clubrm.. bedrm. and
full bath on lower level. An en-
trance TO- lower patio and garden,
unfinished rms. Gas air-condi-
toned heat. Custom built, inter-
estingly designed. this is a distin-
pietion. Il " Is in q STAGE Where come one
NAV develop his own decorative
plan. Please call
NEz CUSHARD, REALTOR
EN-. 2-4232 OIL. 2-5S67
Evening star., 1954-06-06
1 HOUSES EoR sALr-Mp.
RETHESnA

New brick rambler. 3 bedrms., 2
baths. bsmt.. ks-acre lot, earport
Near ali country clubs. Trades con.
sidered. Price. $24 900. Out Wis.
ave. left on. Bradley blvd. 2 mi,
left on Old Chester I'd. to 1904.
LANGLEY PARK
For q non-GI at CT rates. Assume
$4,000 CT loan, $94. so mo-, In
Guiding taxes and insurance. Three
bedrms.. brick, semidet., full bsmt
Near everything. Total price, Sl4,.
$50. Out New Hampshire ave. past
the Langley shopping center. left on
Merrimac to 18th ave.. right tc
ROCKVILLE
Stone Colonial. 8 bedrms.. 3 baths.
, recr. rm' lear sarge, acre lot:
New lew. 8 Z bedrm, brick rambler!
fine homes has got to be sold. MAXI
ily. straight throush Rockville on
WHEATONCRAFT
cannot urge you too strongly to
inspect this excellent buy with the
best of financing. Price. S13,95O
Assume $l1.77O Az GI loan at S93
mo-, including taxes and insurance
One and one-half yrs. old. 3-bedrm
brick rambler with full bsmt. Priced
for o quick sale to settle an estate
Out Georgia ave. past Wheaton
snoppins 81 PINS center; fYISs; left on Henderson
ALL HOMES OPEN 2-6
Evening star., 1954-06-06
VILLAGE
OPEN TO 6

white brick Colonial house
priced to sell at $23, ,75O. Three
bedrooms, two baths. living room,
dining room. modern kitchen. scrn.
porch. finished basement, attached
garage. large fenced-in garden. Out
Mass. ave. to Western ave. right 2
blocks tU Allen rd., left to 5OO6
Allen rd
MARSTELLER-McCABE
Wo. 6-1966 Ewes, EN-. 2-O358
Retired Folk or Commuters
Lge. conf. home in setting of old
shade trees and wide lawn in Prince
Frederick. Nd. 35 mi. from Dist
$500 down and $50 per mo. acre
land. more if desired. In walking
distance stores and churches. New
Colonial, I rms, ami, hot-watel
ht. In Friendship, Nd. 25 mi. from
Dist. and 4 mi. from Bay. $4,000
lib. terms. New Colonial. 5 rms.
on acres, $500 down. $40 per mo
J. B. Waters
Prince Frederick. Nd
Phones PA and 31S-J-3
Evening star., 1954-06-06
GLEN HILLS RAMBLER

In Potomac hunt section on acre site
with additional land available. New
brick 79-ft. rambler. deSigned for
modern living. Can be bought with
reasonable cash down. priced below
market. Full daylight basement. 3
bedrooms. baths. living-dining
attic. recreation room, gear carport
Within easy reach of coming super
highway. Good frontage on paved
street. Excellent views Through
Rockville "a miles on Rt. 2S, left
rd.) OPEN SUNDAY noon to z.
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. 7-6650 923 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
BETHESDA'S BEST BUY
GI OPPORTUNITY
NO DOWN PAYMENT
BRICK RAMBLERS
ONT " N1A NEn

ONLY $l4 ,65O
3 BEDROOMS. FULL BASEMENT.
de luxe kitchen. tile bath, Venetian
blinds. spacious rooms. All city
parochial schools.
TO REACH: Out Wis. ave. to Bank of
Bethesda. left on Old GEORGETOWN
rd. 3 miles, just past wildwood
Manuor to Bells Mill rd.. left and
follow signs.
MONTAUK CORP. BUILDERS
GEORGETOWN VILLAGE
EN-. 3-3664 OIL. 4-2SS5
Evening star., 1954-06-06
COLORED

6O36-504O HANNA PL. Sc.
These two fine detached homes in
this excellent location being offered
for the first time.
b036-2 stories, large rooms, tiled
ern kitchen; attractive. well-land-
scaped fenced-in lot; excellent condi:
ton throughout. $14.6OO; $1,000
cash.
b04O-1 story, large rooms, tiled
hath. full basement, modern kitchen:
attractive, well-landscaped lot with
Anchor fence; excellent condition.
Price, $14.500: $1,000 cash.
For complete details, phone HOHEN-
STEIN BROS. g. DONAHUE, Ii. u
1000; Sat, or sun, Ju. 9-6246. %
Evening star., 1954-06-06

r c K
redec., 8 rms. level fenced lot:
M TENcHER-wA1.KER, Tffa1FfSI; INC.
ia. 2-52S0 AID. 1884
BETHEsDA-S17,5OO: 3 bedrms..
brick Colonial: walking distance
NH. full bsmt.' din. rm'. new
CONN. e5SH AVE. ESTATES: s13,75o; 3
full dining room; $4,000 cash, as
sumo 4ec loan; S7S.66 mo.
GLENMONT; $12.95O; rambler,
brick; 8 bedrms., fenced lot. large
liy. rm dining, ell. storage attic;
KENS1HGToN; EMS SoTte, 1.s acres; 4 bedrms.,
lge: modern kit. screened porch
-''t RAYMOND J. LYNCH co.
LO. 4-64OO. LO. 5-SS54.
CHEVY CHASE, THE HAMLET
1905 EAST-WEST HWY,
OPEN SUNDAY. 1 TO 6
Prize winning rambler: 3 large bed;
porch. dining room, de luxe kitch-
en-: hot-water heat.
West hwy. right 2 blks. to open
geT ss further ipformatisn. oL. q 2,7sssS sss z
csEV5 By oWNER&sdEfD ShAsE s3Ln stdG5 oLpER FAN
Schools. cHuRcHEs. ist FLOOR
ENTRANCE RIM. LIV. RIM. LARGE
DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN
SCREENED DIMIMG LTNSodoCa PoRcH; 4 2nf
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GARRETT PARK-New custom built
mot a development) 3-bedrm. brick
rambler i'm center suburban Garrett
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lOO-ft. frontage, beautifully wooded
corner. lot Bus at door; schools
around corner Community swim,
GonR G1nR awe ave. fsnnss; to Kensinsten: LETT sn
Knowles l mile to 1909 Strath-
more knowles and Strathmors are
the same). Price S22. 800, 5000
cash, Open Sunday l to dark. ~
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LANGLEY PARK RAMBLER 4 ! 6:o
home in excellent condition. which
must be sold today. New det. ga
rage: large lot; nr. school. shoppins
and transportation. S302 18th ave
OPEN, to dark.
LOUIS RUDDEN Elk. 3-5707
- - LEwIsDALE
1902 Goth ave.-Owner transferred
Will sell this modern brick Colonial
3-bedrm.. NJ bath home. Lge. liv
rm. with firepl din. rm. and kit.
scr. side porch, attached garage.
full bsmt. with recrea. rm.. storage
attic. beautiful grounds. Reasonably
priced for quick sale. Call Mr.
Reavis with GOLDsTEN BROS. RE
7-1aSS: ewes, EN-. 2-222I. 5
OPEN SUNDAY. l TIL PM.
12107 VALLEYWOOD DR.. s. 8.
Price reduced to S12,750. walking
distance to Catholic school and
church. Lovely semidet. brk. with
rms. and bath in Conn. Ave. Es-
tates: full bsmt. gas a.-c. heat.
J. LEE DONNELLY Il SON
MA, S-3316, Realtors. Ewes. OIL 4
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