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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-21

Lynnhurst, Rocky River and
Greenville, N. Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cless Allen left
Chardon Sept. 20 to make their
home in Starke, Florida. Their
mailing address is Box 1876,
RID. /.
Rita Johnson, former Char
don resident, is now making
her home in Texas. Her ad-
dress is 1888 Inwood Dr., Dal-
las.
George Cooper entered St.
Luke's hospital last Friday for
observation. His room number
is 52l7 anad he is able to have
visitors. a
WITH MR. STORK "
Unless otherwise designated
births listed below took place
at Corey hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Ber-
ganSki, Montville, baby girl,
October 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Clark
Middlefield, baby boy, October
13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Miller,
Middlefield, baby girl, October
IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sefcik,
Chardon, baby girl, October IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Will
liamS, Colebrook, O., baby boy,
october 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Scott,
Burton, baby girl, October II.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-21

a long train, tiera studded with
rhinestoneS and attached with
a finger tip veil.
Mrs. JoAnn French, sister of
the bride, was matron of hon.
or She was attired in an ice
blue floor length gown and car
ried pink carnations.
Richard Krejci, brother of the
groom, served as best man.
The brides mother wore an
aqua taffeta street-length dress
with yellow carnations while the
groomS mother chose a black
and pink taffeta street-length
dress with pink carnations.
A reception was held at the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-21

Barbara Lou Ferrell and
Ronald Louis Krejci were uni
ted in marriage at st. Mary's
parsonage at 5 pm, Saturday,
Oct. IS.
Mrs. Krejci is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Fer
rell of 1877 Fifth ave, and Mr..
Krejci is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer KreJci of Chardon.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father, Mr.. Lind
sey Ferrell, as Father James
E. Maher conducted the cere-
mony. She was dressed in a
floor-length white bridal gown
with long pointed sleeves and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-21
MetbodlJt X0utb Plan
New "Zuck- 7 rgut" Meu

When members \of the Inter
mediate Methodist Youth Eel
lowship or the senior Metho-
dist Youth Fellowship of Char
don Methodist church com
knocking on your door during
this Halloween season, tn y
don't want cookies and candy
that they cannot eat (most kids
and youth collect much more
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-21

than their tummieS could pos
Sibly holdD. The Methodist
youth will be asking for good
used clothing to be sent to
Korea. They may even ask for
a good warm sweater, or a
good used pair of "red flan-
nelS, or a warm pair of
mems trousers. They'll be will
ling to take what you Civ e
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-21
Student Panel
to Entertain
Local Clubs

The Research Club, together
with the Progress Club, will
meet in their club rooms in the
Thrasher House, on Monday,
October 25 at 7:45 Pm.
The program will consist of
music and a Foreign Student
Panel" with students from Wes-
tern Reserve University in dis
cuSSion.
HoSteSseS will be Margaret
BleadingheiSer, Dorothy War
rem, Leona BaSquin, Carrie
Tate, Charlotte Parks.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

touchdown, an etXra point made
and then the whistle blew right
after the kickoff
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

at halftime ceremonies Harlow
was honored for his services as
coach here. at Penn State. Col
gate and Harvard. He is now an
advisory coach at VIM.
II was the. sixth meeting Of
Hampden-Sydney and Western
Maryland. with MD holding a 40
edge in the series. The fifth game
last year was a scorelesS tie
Take Command Early
The Hickeymen lost no time in
taking command, On the opening
kickoff Jim Smith took the ball
on the Hampdeh- Sydney seven
and raced SO yards for the touch
down. Cabel Rives kicked the first
Of the five extra points
Late in the period, the visitors
struck paydirt again, with Carl
Sommardahl intercepting Fred
Walkers pass on the Western
Maryland AZ and gong all the
way for the score Rives con-
verted again.
With about half of the second
quarter over, Rives kicked a field
goal II yards out And just be
fore the gun sounded, Jim Over
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

Vile two. There the FHS forward
wall forced halt and the VOL
verines took over.
On the first play after taking
over, Farmville Quarterback Bill
~ Jones couldn't get a hand-off
working as the ball slithered away
from him into the end zone He
gained possession there, but was
downed behind the line to give
Lawrenceville a safey and a 20
lead as the quarter ended
The teams battled up and down
the field in the scoreless second
period LaWrenceville penetrating
once TO FHS 35 and once to the
81. where the F'HS defense stop
ped them
In the late minutes of the first
half, the Wolverines started a
series Of long forward passes with
out success. although Hamersly
and George Hickman brought fans
to their feet with almost-hit aer-
ials into the end zone just out Of
reach of receivers
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26
FIIS Lbs
Fluvanna High Ends
Powhatan's Winning
String 1876 Friday

F'luvanna High School ended
q fourg game undefeated football
victory string of Powhatan High
School with 4 come from behind
10 TO 6 victory Friday afternoon
at Carysbrook
The Indians Of Coach Hank
Norton tailed first in the second
period when Ifalfback Buddy
Moss blocked Fluyanna punt and
Guard Carl Boegs fell on the ball
as it bounded back into The Flu
wanna end zone
The strong Fluvanna eleven.
tabled as a hiqhtlgiht on Ahe
Powhatan schedule. eyened the
score in the third period with an
advance that ended when Wayne
Pace Tipped a 15-vard I'D aerial
TO Teddy DENLY
In the fourth period the Carys-
brook squad broke the d deadlock
and insured victory with another
advance capped BY DENLY ISL
yard run for d touchdown
III four previous starts the IN
dams had allowed only nine
points three to Louisa on a field
goal and SIX to Chase City during
game the Powhatan squad Won
38 to 6.
The Indians return to the home
reservation this week. meeting
Ashland High School Friday af-
ternoon Game time is 1880 p. m
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

by looked a pass from Billy Le-
Hew II yards out and went over.
Rives added the point.
VIM Scores
Western Maryland came to life
for a time in the thlrdA quarter.
Hampden- Sydney took the kick
off an was unable to move Yves
tern Maryland started on the HIS
49 and with Dick Hersh and
Chuck Smith doing the work. got
10 the HIS five. Hersh went over
from there. but the Try for the
point was blocked
But the Tigers struck back
Tom Polan snagging Hersh's
punt on the Hampden-Sydney 30
and racing the 10 yards for the
touchdown. Rives made good his
fourth try for an extra point.
With five minutes of the game
remaining, Hampden Sydney
moved from midheld to the one
foot line and Rives bucked it over
He also kicked the point.
VIM. ..-...............5 0 6 o. 6
Hampden sgd. IL 10 z - 80
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

ines with college basketball ex-
perience.
Ernie knew there wasn't much
opportunity where the coaching
staff could cut from 100 to a
working squad of IS 50 he'll con
centrate on baseball He says they
lacked a left-handed pitcher last
year, and maybe there won't be
a landslide of candidates in the
southpaW department. he hopes
Sewanee Homecoming
When the Sewanee college foot
ball squad clashes with Hannp-
den-Sydney Saturday at Death
Valley. it will be a case of local
boy makes-good Ernie William
son, who lives at Crewe and
played his high school football
there under the great regime of
Suey Eason, is the Sewanee coach
Williamson moved into the
head coaching post this year after
two years as assistant, The hefty
Ernie went from high school to
Navy shift. then to North Caro-
lima where he was a line MAIN
stay for Coach Carl Snavely. when
the Tar Heels carried quite
gridiron kick From the Snavely
training grounds, Ernie advanced
to professional ball with the
Washington Redskins. He went
back TO Carolina later for his MA
Hudson with Springers
Grant Hudson, the basketballer
who went from Falmvile High
TO Lynchbme College before bios
somlng out to real staldom is
now teaching at Highland SPRINGS
High. near Richmond = an old
sports stronghold
Hudson folks viii recall. re-
wrote the basketball scoring rec
orders at Lynchburg College and
AS mater Of fact still possesses
the all-time season scoring
mark That was in the era wien
relations weren't exist be
tween Lynchburg's Hornets and
Hampden-Sydney and Hudson
never had a chance to perform
before the home folks. much to
local regret
Come Spring. Grant viii be
coaching the Sprinaers in track
sport in which he became
outstanding also while at Lynch
burg Hudson and Hank Nor
ton, coach at Powhatan High
we're college friends and have an
loyed the relative closeness their
Jobs now provide.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

With Farmville Highs five
game home stand over and show
ING three good games after the
opening losses. the Wolverines
seem certain to attract good
following on their remaining road
trips to. in order. Blackstone
Charlotte c H and the finale at
Bedford.
Everyone like scrappino SQUAD
c oach Gilmer has d certainly
brought his bows alonp'
+, H. nome eans 1,
cbancns "a saa III, rJ;a,-..,
Hamnden-evdnav fornos ~ IL
of tbo ha,, oa,r,o ~ -, - ~ ~ ~. ~ =
,nn1al ezra eo,.,,,aa '' e..
,rdJr' a. 49, w. a., ',io -
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26
Amelia Orioles Win
Over GOochland 1876;
Harris, Hammer Score

The Amelia High School Orr
oles spotted Goochland High a
first period touchdown then came
from behind with tbs in the
third and fourth periods To take
a - TO 6 victory Friday afternoon
at Goochland
1t was the first win for Coach
Phil Boepples thin squad which
has played most of its games with
District 3 schools with only a Is
man squad
The Orioles came to life ia the
third period when Back Nelson
Harris broke loose on a 20-yard
run to climax a score tying drive
The Boerple squad clinched VIC
tory on the strength OF IA fourth
period touchdown aerial Quarter
back Doug Blankenship' spotted
End Larry Hammer free in the
end zone and connected with
perfect forward pass peg
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

LaurenceUille High Edges Wolverines 81
On lS-Yard Pass With Less Than Minute Left

Less than a minute remained
when Halfback Gene Lucy on
fourth, down, connected with an
l8-yard forward pass to End
Wesley Temple in the end zone as
LaWrenceville's surprising Bull
Dogs edged Farmville High to
7 here Friday night
1t was the only successful pass
the Bull Dogs made in the game
EIGHT previous attempts going
wide Of the receivers. but this
time. Temple shared the ball from
a Scramble of defenders as Lucy
fired the aerial right at his chest.
Until the deciding final minute
it looked like the Farmville eleven
had nailed down its third VIC
tory To, in their final home APP
pearance when the Bull Dogs
were forced TO punt. Safetyman
Barbee Hamersly caught the kick.
took two step to the Farmville A
yard line then was hit hard by
charging defenders The ball
popped out of his arms and Half
back Dave Hartzell, a tenacious
Bull Dog all night, fell on the
pigskin to give Lawrenceville a
last gasp try.
Pull, Old Timer
They pulled the old Statute Of
Liberty play to advance the ball
10 the FHS 20 and then, with
time running out. Lucy fired
three unsuccessful passes before
hitting Temple with the fourth
down victory touchdown.
1t was a well-playedl hard
fought game, featuring defensive
stands by both lines and clean
play without single penalty
BENG called for four quarters.
The visitors, playing their sec
ond game of the week after losing
to Emporia 33 to IA Monday
night started with determination
driving back 78-yards with the
opening kickoff to the Farm
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26
Farmville Scores

Farmyllle went ahead to start
the thld period with their most
spirited offensive drive Of the
night Taking the kickoff back to
their own 40 the Orange and
Black glidders pounded out three
first down on the running Of
Jones Johnny Cumbey and How
ard Clayboueh At the Lawrence
vile IT, they switched to passing
and Jones crossed up the Bull
Dogs as he fred to the sidelines.
where George Hickman gathered
in the sideward pass and carried
over.
Johnny Cumbey rushed over for
the extra point and The 10 lead
The fourth period was a punt
ing duel chiefly until the minute
remaning tumble and the ensu-
ing do-or-die aerials by the visit
ors.
With hardly time for two plays.
the clock held While four passes
We're thrown, the fourth for a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26
Spoil Harlow Day
Hnnpden-Sydney Finds Offensive Punch
To Smother Western Maryland 1916

Hampden-Sydney used a sue
cessful combination of broken
field running and power plays to
wallops Western Maryland's foot
ball team for the first time, So
6 Saturday at Yves minister, Md
The drubbing was administered
as Western Maryland saw its foot
ball great, Dick Harlow induct-
ed into the games hall of fame
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

Statistics
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

on the big splash
at Cherry Point
When the first
can for basket
bah went out
and in the serv-
ice leagues you
We got TO get
an early start tC
keep pace as
some 100 Eyes.
Sit, | counted
EN- 100, candi-
dates answered
and got tryouts
Ernie was cut.
but the field was
thick with Mar
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26
Sideline Views
BY JOHN STICK
BY JOHN STICK

Ernie Newman, the former
three-sport athlete at Farmgille
High who is now Marine at
Cherry Point, gave us tipoff yes
terday on service sports. Ernie,
fine basketball guard and co-cap-
tain Of the 1882 FHS squad
that won % straight. adrnist
quite frankly he was Just spot
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26

Los Angles Forty ming per
cent Of the people have mismatch-
ed feet, according to Dr. Lawrence
+. Morehouse. professor OF physi-
cal education at U. c. L. A. OF
600 students feet studied AZ per
cent were found to have one foot
larger than the other, with the
variance ranging from eyhalf a
size TO tWo-and- half sizes
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-26
District 3 Results

Last Weeks Games
Emporia 33 -Lawrenceville IA
Emporia % CreWe
Blackstone 20 Ran. Henry Is
Lawrenceville -Farmvlle Z
Amelia 2-Goochland 6 non-
eague)
Evening star., 1954-09-18

CoL9REP = $40 . TAR,RAGIuT , ST,
attrsc. furn. Priviis. Men. Tu; 2
coLoRED-e14o N. ST. NV
bed'ms,, liv. rm.., kit. and bath:
apt. bldg, newly decorated; SIS! 30.
COLoRED-1s3s SWAMI ST. NV.
Neatly furn 3-rm. apt; newly
decorated; uptown apt. DU. 7-1696
10
COLoRED - Enc. apt. overlooking
Rock Creek park; SIS week; con-
tact MRS. HOLT. HO. 2-9l0o:
CoLoRED-e BEDRMs., iv. rm. and
bath: newly deg; So 30; apt. blds.'
@140 N st. ME. S-6SS3. 30
ST, nr. Sol
heSs.dE SieFs Home nnscs Y b,tp Tm All pedTm ts ba k
$50. W c. GERBicH, NO. 1865.
COLORED-APTS., janitor and elev,
service: all utils. furn. See JAM FOR
at 1740 Euclid st. NV. 10
COLORED-2-RM. APT. l blk. from
Pa. ave. Sc; lovely home. employed
couple. refs. Ii. 3-175S. 10
FURN. APT,
1850 mo Couple or single persons.
Avail; row: Cow. Ga. ave. carline.
Ia. 9-0455. -l9
coLoRED - s-RM. FURN. APT,
Pvt. kit. quiet pvt. home. Refined
married. employed couple. Close to
transp. Ia. 9-3560 ewes. 20'
COLORED-GROUND-FLOOR FURN.
rm. and pvt. kit. refgr., stove, S4S
per mo: incl. utils Refs. BY appt.
EN-. 21965. 30
COLoRED-3914 18th ST, NV
Nicely furn. l rm. and kit. with
share bath; $l4 wk. RIA. 6-6655.
COLORED-15e4 F ST. N.E.-Lge,
bsmt. apt. furnished or unfurn,. to
employed couple only. Heat and
hot water furn.; $40 mo. Apply Apt.
1903 or see janitor. EN-. Bills
RMS. kit: and bath.
Utils. incl. Rent reas. Call NO; e
14th and Park Rd.-
> rms. bath; clean; mr.. schools
and shopping center; refs. req.
empl. couple. IA. 9-2945 or HO,
$4,000. --l9
Evening star., 1954-09-18

MISS. AVE: s.E.-Nurse will share
attr. 1-bedrm. apt. with l girl II
to % yrs. Cali 10. 2-oo26 after
lis pia; REMEDY ST. NV. Apt. y
Lady = ,I,,ss has apt. t to aa share with 2 girls
i40o PA. AVE. Sc. APT 2-Young
lady to share bedrm, with another
girl In apt; home privils.; reas; Ii.
ALEX.%consenial girl to share q
bedrm. apt. with another girl, ags
bet. 20 and 35. XII. 9-6412. 10
TAO Pa. AVE N.W.-5-rm. apt. =
cenv ocston 20 snafe ST. T'n sass cas 9'ner s9
MAN to share 1-bedroom corner apt;
vicinity 18th and Columbia rd. NV;
$45 mo. Phone before noon or after
8 pm. NO. 7-19SS. 10
LADY to share unusually desirable
IaSs nSS. tpti T in .ePss aP.s olds with another Sd
share dwntn. apt: no drinking. After
8 pm, Elk. 3-7S40; or during wk.,
LADY has 2-bedrm. apt. comfort.
furn., light. airy: | blk. dntwn. bus;
to share with middle age refined
lady. JU. 5-S553. after 6. 80
GIRL. 20-30, to share house with 4
80 49, ~SAA' 0Nc. Sdl W.
BACHELOR. a5-s5. congenial. to
shere new 1-bedrm. air-cond. apt
with ! gentleman. WO. 6-634S. 20
2lst AND F NsW.-Two men, college
graduates. desire Bird man to share
2-rn:. kit. and bath. apt; $31 mo.
Box 1S2-A, Star -33
N.W.-GlRL to share nice apartment
with another girl. Call LU. 2-8O3S
evenings and Saturdays. 1Ss
VIC. MAYFLOWER-You woman,
share charming apt. with another
woman; Tv; $55. Ho. 2-621l after
siNGIE iei; GIRL to shar. with another
girl, attrac. apt. with TV. JU o.
4723 after e pm. 10
LIKE HILDREN?-You'n love these
beautiful girls. Q and 4 and a baby
boy. Live with congenial working
mother. Board, room and maid
service. loving family. All for
S75 mo. Call ia. 5-7793. 10
2l16 KALORAMA RD. NV, Apt.
302-Wanted. settled refined lady
to share apt. with 2 elderly ladies.
YoTNG MAN desires to share his
il7bedrpsa ssaesp apt. with another man.
girl would like to share
her apt. with another girl or couple.
Ii. 7.S056.. after 6 pm. -l9
COLORED GIRL would like to share
her apt with another girl or couple:
ne. section LU. 4-4260.s 10
Evening star., 1954-09-18

|RIvERDALE, MD.-Room and board /;
good meals: pleasant atmosphere;
near transportation. UN. 4-3479.
FRONT RIM. TO SHARE and sgle. rm.
Ia private nome. DE. 2-I2SI. = "A
1927 18th ST. .N.W.-Sgle. and dble.
rms, shower bath. good food: bus
lness people and students al
MT, PLEASANT--Board and room In
PVT: family; 4 or B., use OF oaby
sTsnd and Tv; 2 days . week; $50.
BAcHELOR APTs-For /. : or or 3
persons, sacretarial switchboard
and maid service. Rates from SO
mo-. includes meals per day. Near
smnassies. sa Can MRS. BUTTON. Ho.
HOME COOKED FooD in nn renned
home; oficer preferred. ia. $3.50
11se MASS. AvE.-conv. location,
se%ospSsre s1oS 1SSa a9tG. p1 laasnaEy 1v saiet
PRivxTE GUEsi HOME for elderly
lady; 2nd-hoor front room. semipvt.
bath. detached home; tray service.
references, RA. 6-9143. lie
1901 18th NV. Ideal loc.: large frt
switcsha. smi shd Tn. Ta to e share. sood meals;
FoR FSSsseAeSIriE sMPriIoYED MOTHER. with
child: near school: full-time maid.
a IA oSS1aI SSis1sI CIRCLE. able. ana mss .r,-
pie rms. spaces for students. at
$50 mo. 2 meals day. 6 days week.
Spaces are special for students.
1901 21st st. NV. Phone HO. 2.7300.
2OOi COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Nice
single room. S15 week; double. S12.
Good meals. young people. CO; B.
FALLS CHURCH-Room with twin
beds and sitting room. With break
fast. Prefer men. JE. 2-1610.
LADY. age % to 35: SIS per week
LA, 6-SO42. --l9
Evening star., 1954-09-18
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

oOLLIE PUPS. Axe, sable. 3la mos. 4
excellent pets. Call ia. $1,000 after
pAkxKiEETs-25 pr. of breeders;
hest offer takes birds and cages.
IA, 1883. Call after pm. 30
BEAGLE, l3ia-in. male: Axe reg;
Blue Tick out of Sb. Ch. Ohio Dia-
mond;; iS mos. old; trial; 500,
= Ck; CIxRGh S;i'iGE: BEAGLE HOUNDS, suarsn- s
teed; ga years old; $50 each. Join
BURDoFT. Colesville, Md. Call Ev-
ergreen 4-3S46.
SCOTlT- S---Inoce puppies; ehamp
6ioodlines Axe reg, MacK,,NSNoN,
PARAKEET BRIEFS, show birds in
CSaiines. Abincs, Iutincs pes
Yeliow-faces. etc From SIS Iair
c5EkrR 6E 1;SPSif SPPsSifs-e sturdy ma,,s, i'un
. and BLACK. Champion sired 10
3 'Fi FBiE4GFlful 4,G;iti male olas,,eE ( C. Coon
wormed: real sood hunting s;?-k.
COLLIE PuPs. IL wks.. Axe. Champ.
stock, S35-sa0 CLARENCE VAT
. KINS. Ashton. Nd. Spring 4-5i9..
REGISTERED wEIMARANERs. cham
pion show and huntins blood; 500.
10. b-0S66. P. c. OGLESLY. -23
ENG. SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS.
AKC. s mos; happy, healthy. future
champs for hunting show or loads
al loving. KE. S-5o92. lie
CHAMPION STOCK. finest blood
lines, pedigrqed Siamese kittens
blue points end seal points: registerec
and innoculated. Po. 2-3s51. --19
Evening star., 1954-09-18
ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.E.

2935 12th ST. N.E.-Furnished room
gentleman; private home. convenient
FyRN; RM; for man. conv. transp.
NICE DELE. RIM. for employed cple.
or 2 girls. Conv. transp. Home
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.-Front room: c /
or 2; pvt Eome: l blk. from car
line and shops. NO. 7-2300. 30
vILLAGE-Front rm..
semipvt. bath; refined, quiet home,
mr.. transp.; $35 mo. AID. 2-913y.
TWO LGE. sleeping rms. with con-
meeting bath; on Capitol Hill. 231
Constitution ave. me-. Ii. 7-6662
66s MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Attrac-
tive sgle. and dble. fm.: within walk
ing distance of Capitol. Post once
and Union Sta. MRS. GARDINER,
CoLoRGb@a LGE. CORNER RMS.
center: child accepted. LU. 1-0493.
COLORED-610 MARYLAND AVE.
N.E.-Furn. rms. for rent; married
COL0RED-iS r ST. N.E.-Front
rm. for refined man or couple,
COIoRED%a71O 10th ST. NE
Lge. front rm.; home privileses;. "a
COLORED-3341 ALDEN PL. NE
L9Tse trent trent room. home privileges,
Evening star., 1954-09-18

COLORED-2SO0 18Th 81. NV. Ant
23-Two large furn. rooms, close
TRANSFORMATION. DE. 2-6e76. -1o
C0LORED-UPPER NV. I6th sT.
AREA-Elegantly furn. suite; Also
ssSglle ssingle: moderately priced. RA: e.
COIORED-sGLE. AND DBLE. Rms.
Front; privils.; cony. transp.; empl.
Cor LORED-ROoM with pvt. bath;
ssle. man or woman. TU. 2-84S4.
COL0RED--FURNIsHED ROOMS for
rent; Good Transportation. All home
cohokESS1RiLS cooGhiS'isEfs: 81 SzSal k@ Wit, S9 coas
pIivils: Apply 14Os 10th st. NV. and
FuRN. Fuuis ROOM;
use OF kit; good loc. Contact after
$50 p.m., all day Sun. $50 Keefer
CoLoRED-A LARGE FRONT ROOM
call CO. S-saos. sso5 i1h iith St St; NV. NV
COLoRED--ATTR. FRONT RM., and
pa 9ath; q upper g1ss NV; after 6, wk. days,
ROOM, for man;
use of phone and other privileges.
haTss cal No r9om; Sose4a home Drivils.; eonv.
COLORED-3O4 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
to transp. DU. 7-5185. liz
cOLORED-353l HOLMEAD PL. NV.
Front rm.. kit. and bath: newly
dec: nr. 14th st. car; furn. or un-
furn.; reas. To. 2-3441. --19
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RIM. for
single or couple; home privil. 1774
willard st. NV, Apt. 1. DE. 2-0749.
COLORED-1O25 PARK RD., Apt. 2
Lovely room for refined empl.
lady: PRIVILEGES. Du. 1880. -19
COLORED - FURN. ROOM, with u
bath. for rent; kit. privileges. 1872
Vernon st. NV, Apt. 2l. AID.
cOL0RED-NICELY FURN. front Tm.
IA. o-0255. lie