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The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30
|Lutherans To
Commemorate
Reformation

A special service of worship COM
memorating the Festival of the Re-
formation viii be held on Reforma-
ton Sunday. October 81, at Grace
Lutheran Church, Flagler Avenue
and Tenth Street.
The time Of this service will be
HOO a. m. No service will be con-
Quoted at $3.50 a. m.
The members of Grace Lutheran
Church and the people of the COM
munlty are asked to take note of
this fact.
To Post Manifesto
The special Reformation service
will begin in the front of the
Church door.
After the singing of the Battle
Hymn of the Reformation, "A
Mighty Fortress is Our Cod" a
Lutheran Manifesto, a poster that
lists ten statements that the sons
and daughters of the Lutheran Re-
formation believe and subscribe to,
will be posted to the door of the
Church.
After the posting Of this mani
festo, the congregation will enter
the sanctuary while singing "Holy,
Holy, Holy" where the special SER
vice of the Reformation will be
continued.
Mathew 1913
The sermon for this service will
be delivered by the Pastor of Grace
Lutheran Church and will be based
on the words of the Savior found
in Matthew 1918, "Upon this rock
will ! build my church; and the
gates of hell shall not prevail a.
gainst it."
The members of Grace Lutheran
Church invite the people of the
community and especially the un.
churched to join with them in wor-
shipping Christ, the Lord, the One
and Only Rock upon which the
Christian Church is built.
Sunday School classes and Adult
Bible Classes will be held at Grace
Lutheran beginning at 9:45 a. m.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30
BY RALPH ROGERS

The Dignity Of Work. Prov. s:
S.ll; 1874. n; 1871; 1919; ~:
3; 1850 "a.
Too many people today are put,
ing the wrong Interpretation on
Genesis 3:17 which says, "Cursed
is the ground because of you; in
toll you shall eat of it all the
days of your life." Like some OF
our colored preachers in Alabama
who believed that God put curse
on labor and that it was a sin for
any man tc work, so they do as
little work as possible. However,
Jesus said, "My Father is work.
ing still, and I am working. y
(John 5:17).
The wise author of Proverbs
found it necessary to direct atten-
ton to the slothful existence of his
generation and urged, go to the
ant, you sluggard, look at her
ways, learn sense" (Moffatt).
Most Of us find it necessary to
work to avoid poverty and want.
Unfortunately we have some slug
CARDS, men who are habitually
lazy, idle and inactive. Society has
found it necessary to provide for
them, to see that they and their
families do not .starve. The ant
family hquidates the parasites.
Ants Are Wise
II seems that ants are numerous
all over Palestine and their acti-
yity does much to change the sur
face of the soil. Observing any hill
Of ants they can be seen scurry-
ing about carrying seeds as large
as themselves. They store these
seeds for use in time of need and
their stores are so large that the
Mishna laid down rules regarding
the ownership of the stores. If
found in the field Of the owner of
the seed before reaping, they be-
longed to him, but after harvest
they belonged to the poor.
Dummelow says that some spe-
cies Of ants have kinds and queens
and others keep slaves. Whatever
the organization may be, they are
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30
World Community
Day To Be Marked

The Key West Council OF
Church women will observe
World Community Day, Thurs
day, November 4 at 1880 p. m.
at the Ley Memorial Methodist
Church.
Mr.. Harry J. Richardson
vice president Of the council
will have charge Of the pro.
gram.
Nine Key West churches com.
pose the council, but the public
is invited and il is hoped there
will be q large attendance.
Each church is asked TO bring
"PareeI for Peace" to consist
Of clothing for destitute and
homeless children in those
countries that have been ravas.
ed by war.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30

long life, yet we cannot deliver
our soul from the power of the
grave.
/ Has the great creator made any
provisions whereby we can gain
everlasting life? Be sure and at
tend the talk Sunday afternoon.
This meeting will be held in the
new Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's
Witnesses, 2309 Harris Street.
This is our first public meeting,
but we hope to have more from
time-to-time. Your are welcome to
all their meeting.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30

READ THE crTIzEN DAILY
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-30

hased en- copyrighted outlines
produced by the Division Of Christ.
Tan Education. National Council of
the Cnurches Of Christ In, the U. 3,
A. ana used By permiision.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01
Card Party
OnOctobero 9

In quick succession a second
card party will be given by
Sheva Pioneer Women with
the announcement of an event
for Oct. 9 at 8 pm. at the
Community Center.
Open to the public admis-
sion is nominal and the chair
men, Mines. George Epstein
and Benjamin Strauss, would
remind guests to bring their
own cards and sets. Attrac-
tive homemade refreshments
will be served. A door prize
will be awarded.
Food chairmen are Mines.
Sam Goldstein, Henry Fassler,
Joseph Radner. Tickets may
be secured in advance from
Mrs. Epstein at 6-5654 or at
the door.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01
Diaspora Not
Exile, Pioneer
Women Told

Thoroughly imbued with
the task for Zionism, present
and future, as experienced in
a Today seminar conducted
by Pioneer Women, Mrs. Sol
Kamin returned Monday in
what she expresses was a
state of ebullience and enthu-
thiaSm. She was one of 40 Pho
neer Women leaders invited
to attend an intensive work
shop conducted near Hyde
Park, NY.
Participants in the inten-
sive sessions from morning
to late at night were scholars,
leading Zionists, Israeli dele
gates to the U.N., writer's. To
gether they gave a contempO-
rary evaluation of the Jewish
way of life, the Jewish spirit
in this changing world.
Setting the tone for the
gathering was Abraham Har-
man, consul general of Israel.
He pointed up the patterns of
adjustments in the two coun-
tries. He described the CONT
mental European who had
made a strenuous effort to be-
come a part of the economic,
political and social milieu in
which he lived in Europe G.e.,
in Germany. However, the
eastern European, compelled
to live in a CONSTRUCTED ghetto
like setting, developed an in
tensive Jewish ideology, out
of which came stirring Yid-
dish literature. It was they
who formed the nucleus of
the later Labor Zionist move,
ment. He proceeded to deftly
sketch the twin emigrations
to Palestine and the US
and points up the problems
they faced in both countries
and the adjustments they
made to entirely different
conditions.
Buruch Zuckerman, mem
Der of the Jewish Agency
enumerated the contributions
of Labor Zionists to democ
racy and education in Amer
lea. 1t was they who spon
sored the Sholem Aleichem
schules, which nurtured the
old culture through teaching
the history and heritage OF
the people. With the establish
ment of Israel, they were ir
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01
Alumni Keep
Fraternity Bia
In Operation

NEW YORK (JTA)-Eig
ty per cent of both cole
presidents and college st
dents oppose racial and relil
Gus discrimination in fraterl
ties and SororitieS, acCOrdiI
to a survey by the Nation
Committee on Fraternities
Education. In spite of the c
erwhelming opposition to d
elimination, three-quarters !
the 125 colleges surveyed h
done nothing to decrease Su
discrimination. &
The surveys conclusio
are made public by DR.. Afr
Lee, president of the NCFf
Powerful alum nj force
were responsible for mainta.
ing restrictive practices oft
in opposition to the wishes
student fraternity membe
DR.. Lee states, adding that t
survey contradicts a commC
ly held belief that fraterni
discrimination is gradua.
disappearing. 4
"On some campuSeS,"
points out, eighty to nine
per cent of the student be
are members of Greek lett
societies. Their memberSl
now totals 100000, more tn
one-fourth of our undergrad
ates. This pattern is aped +
high school fraternitieS Whi
millions of youths are S
jected to the same diviS
influences. ~
"These facts add up to
inescapable conclusion tha
large and increasing segm
of the nations future 1eao
ship is being prepared for {
Zenship in an enVironm
that endorses racial and rel
Gus discrimination. This (
tern of discrimination is
corded the highest social S
us by the tacit approval of
lege administrations and
tinguiShed alumni"
Students have been able
achieve and maintain ms
advances in fighting fratt
ty discrimination, DR.. Lee
clares, only when reinfOl
by determined college adr
iStratOrS.
? Arizona Post, Oct. 1,
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01
$50 NJ. Africans
EnroUfe To Israel

PARIS, (JTA)-Two ships,
with $50 North Africans
aboard, arrived at Marseilles
en- route to Israel, and 600 of
them left for FIaifa immedi-
ately. Immediately upon dis
embarking they will be taken
to settlements prepared for
them.
A Jewish Agency spokes-
man said that it is expected
that the number of North AT
ricans emigrating to Israel
this month will reach be-
tween 1000 and $500. One of
the ships is stopping off at
Naples to pick up 30 Israel
bound immigrants permitted
to leave Bulgaria.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01

the vanguard to use the re-
vised Hebrew as the primary
language. Their contribution
to the us. labor movement is
historical. Fighting the sweat
shops, at the turn of the CEN
tury, they were instrumental
in securing better working
conditions. Long before it was
the vogue to fight commu-
nism they combatted groups
holding anti-democratic ide-
olOgy.
Among the many women
speakers was DVOrah Metlet-
zky, who visited Tucson about
two years ago. She is recipi-
ent of a scholarship to Yale.
She traced the Moatzet HapO-
alet Gsraeli counterpart of
Pioneer Women) and their
contributions to the develop
ment of the economic and cul-
tural life of that country. She
urged a dynamic observance
of Jewish traditions and COM
mended the warmth and spirit
of the home of the Pioneer
Woman. She reminded the
audience that Israel is only
six years old and it takes
years and years -
There was a spiritually up.
lifting Oneg Shabbat, fine re,
corded Israeli music and mes.
sages on the ideology of Zion.
ism, from women members OF
the Knesset and GOlda Myer
son, minister of labor.
The conference ended on a
fervent plea - that Pioneer
Women help make America a
Diaspora instead of an exile
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01

The Arizona Post makes
q welcome gift to a relative
and to newcomers.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
asll FLYERS MILL RID.

ThreeLbedrm. brick rambler with
ia baths, level, fenced lot with bar.
becue fireplace; u blk. to transp
Out Georgia ave. to Plyers Mill I'd !.
turn left to our OPEN sign. RO.
BERT =. HEATER, Agent, ~
9-O021. After z call JU. 9-l237.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
NO CASH
$68 PER MONTH
/ ACRE,-GT

Immaculate Cape Cod type home.
featuring spacious iiv. rin.. dining,
cream KIT; tile bath. 2 bedrms on
plenty Of room for the sd and 4ttiii
bedrm.;. encl hreezeWay and ga
rage; l. acre beaut. grounds; GI
approved; only $l3,400. Listing no
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
TO REACH: Drive out CoiesyiiIe "a
about 10h miles, from heart Of Sil.
yer spring. to Cedar lane. turn right
70 "QPEN HOUSE," 81 n
FREDERICK w BERRNa r1fx
Evening star., 1954-09-19
COUNTRY

NEW brick rambler or
4 acres for $24 900.
4 BEDROOMS and bath; oil heat; or
l acre; out bldss.: SI2,500. eass
% ACRES. s-room home; close In
$4,000
5-BEDRooM HOME ON 8 acres. lsrs.
attractive place; $19,950.
5-AcRE ESTATE, ciose-in Cath
/ ACRE WITH TREES ana small
Groom house; Gath: $500.
5-ROOM MODERN home on 1 acre
for 50. 800. with $1,000 down.
FOR COUNTRY PROPERTY
RIPLEY e ROMER, INC,
REALTORS 0ATTHMR91UR0 sei
Evening star., 1954-09-19
GI-$21 900
!. SILVER SPRING

Attractive Colonial brick home: front
porch with 2-story columns: liv. rin,
with fireplace: beautiful den finished
In knotty pine; picture window over.
rm., kit, 3 bedrms.. bsmt.. 5 porches
Convenient to bus. schools and
stores. Open sun. til 8, there
after can Mr.. Henderson. 10. 5-3S34
Out Colesyille I'd. TO sligo Greek
pkwy., turn left on Sligo Greek pkwy.,
right on Brunett ave. to 9614
EXCLUSIVE Agent. III. A-lln2L 10
Evening star., 1954-09-19
THE ONLY WAY

THE ONLY WAY
INSPECT these three deiissttuuii homes, u g
Near beautiful Slieo Park This
lovely Iiv. .rm. with rear picture
window ahording a view of a pretty
wooded lot. lst floor powder rm.,
Dedrms, and bath on End floor.
SIS,250. Directions: Out Coiesyiile
Td. to Forest Glen rd., left to Port
land rd., right to 101O2 and our
open sign.
=. SEE INSIDE
II lot th1s n hssttfI sentt rambler on haif-acre
Nv. rm:, 3 twin-sized bedrms.. huge
completely equip. kit, sep. din, rm'.
SIDE screened porch, rec. rm. with
nrepL Directions: Out .Colesville I'd.
70 Thomas DIR. a mi. ebeyond Four
blk. to Baker dr., right to i2S0s
and our open sign.
,,, PRIZE WINNER HERE
This home has everything you would
Ssnpect 70 ma In q modern. 3-bedrm.
g1 firepl.. famDler; senl din Largs liy rm, with
wooded lot. Directions: Out I oeorais esmi;,
ave, lett on Flyers Mill rd,, or ant
Gomn. ave. and right on Plyers
MIL fu. 70 Orumn1 ave. and foiIow
91r directionai arrows to 34o5
ALL OPEN / TILL DARK
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
200 0ist ave. JU. S-157O
Evening star., 1954-09-19

30-YEAR CT LOAN
4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS I
1916 ISBELL ST.
lssit; liv. nm, din. rm,. alI electric
Kltchen, future rec. rm, with Are.
place. Only SiS,775. -
OPEN SUNDAY, 1875
To reach; Out Georgia ave. . hlock,
Past pS eng "a Of dual highway to Weller
Conn. ave- tiual hgwy.), right
blocks to Isbeil.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
Or Wayne Ave. JU 5-3o1o
c9L0REB.-OPEN . TN 5-Takoma
Park, D. c.. GI or FHA, lat Ritchie
ye.-Det. brick. containing B bed.
rms, liy rm.. din. rm.. mod. Kit
other extras. Directions: Out Piney
Branch rd.. blk. past school. righi
on Ritchie to Open sign. AVON
5aaaTY RaEALTY CO., AID. 4-6sO2; TU. 4.
~O1S.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
3 GOOD BUYS

OPEN SAT.-SUN., / TIL 6
1G61O Inwood dr.. Silver Spring.
bedrm. brk. rambler. close to
schools and transp. CT, S11,750.
Directions: Out Georgia ave-, right
on Dennis, left on InWood to house
S. Il L. REALTY Co. JU. 9-54tj1,
2 .Iu. Al-3&79 ...E.. ..g.--L.f 81 --l9 8
Evening star., 1954-09-19

MORNINGSIDE

VA appraised Cape Cod with fun
stairway to expand. attic, full din.
rm.; $40 mo. To reach Out Pa,
ave Sc. to end. right to Suitland
lane. JOHN H. McALLISTER,
ReaItor, 10. S-56fj0,
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Come, Look, Buy
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
Open For Your Approval

Open For Your Approval
!. ROCK CREEK HILLS. MD.
sPslatisi custom built brick RAM.
EhEk, E;,sbsn twin.sissd bssdr5nss dc luxe
porch; as II. daylisht rec rec. srns:s. rin.: 3.
car gar,;i on s acre Of beautiful
grounds. overlooking gorgeous seen.
cry. Builder anxious to sell. Mako
sinEton pkyy.. bear risht to 4 sexhiil hai
dr.. and right 20 Open sign.
sois GeARhhiTT eusaiEa rHaK pKfvr
This lovely 3-bedrln. brick RAMBLER
Is what you have been waiting Tor
Large lty. rn1.. log burning fireplace;
lRe. fenced lot. {make Offer above
S1l.50W ~ 1st trust.
ITO reach: Out Rockville pike to Isl
right on Strathmore, left on Still
water. and right to Cushing dr..
Is. SOMERSET, VI CHEVY CHASE.
1915 LSSEx ST.
Individually designed custom-built
CONTEMPORARY RAMBLER, musi
pc seen to be appreciated. AFchitec-
tare defies every deseriptioni Priced
In lower 30s.
To reach: Out Wise. ave. to Dorse,
ave.. left on Dorset to Warwick
left to Essex st.. and right to oul
open sign.
4. CHEVY CHASE, MD,
1928 CHESTNUT ST.
Corner Thornappie. Dutch colonia,
frame, center.hall plan; 8 b6drms.
lge. scr. porch; full basemt.; Ri
h.-w. heat. This sparkling home 1,
: IN immaculate condition. situated 81
tree-shaded lot. and convenient n
sscho2ls sen and transp.; priced under
To reach:. North on Conn. ave. Il
Thornapple, right son Thornapplt
across Brookville rd. ! blk. to Oper
sign. Or out Brookvilie I'd. q
Thornapple and right to open sign
4
Evening star., 1954-09-19
NEW BRICK RAMBLERs

NEW BRICK RAMBLERS
OPEN SUN. La PM; $19,995. 3O-yr.
Fla. Fla loan saa sIg mo; for non,vsts, plus
baths, centr. entr., liv. rm.. din. rm.
comb. w/nrpl.. de luxe kit. w dis
posal. dishwasher, table space; rec.
area and roughed-in half bath In
bsmt. DIR: Out Colesville I'd. to
Dale DIR. (Mrs. Kay's), right to
Wayne ave. and left to OPEN sign;
or out Piney Br. I'd. to Sligo Crk.
to orEN sign ~ s's st sos w; wayne ano ave-. .S..
MR: SToLAR on premises. JU.
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co.
141h x It NV ME 2=64a0
Evening star., 1954-09-19
ADELPHI PARK
$3.50 TO MOVE IN
$500 MONTHLY
S12 Q50

II you are dissatisfied with your pres.
ent living conditions such as high
rent or changing neighborhood We
of1er these fine. 3-bedrm., brick SEMI
rn. 16x24 it.. full bsnlt. only Q
few minutes from D. c, line; only Q
eft.
Directions: Out New Hamp. ave. or
Riggs rd. to University lane, right
on University to West Park dr., left
on West Park blk. TO Judson. left
OPEN SUN, 11-8 PM.
T. N. LERNER & CO.
Tu. 2-1136 6406 Georgia Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
OPEN 2 TIL Z

EXCLUSIVE WITH
Margaret j. Dunkley
OIL. 4-5S0e REALTOR OIL. 4-3512
OFF EAST-WEST HIGHWAY
MUST BE SOLD
Bros, 8 bedrms.. 3 baths. brick
garage. Trade considered. BUDNEY
REALTY co. HE. 4-39o6.
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NO CASH DOWN

NO CASH DOWN
Detached with stairway to unfinished
2nd foor. full basement, S7S pei
mo-. including taxes and insurance.
On level, fenced lot. 60x122; close
to schools and transp.
(other selective values, GI or non.
with monthly payments as low %
$40. including taxes and insuranee.)
For further details, or to inspect
Mr my sntasi. q shsss @Icsat4sosss @ 4.sp please eai
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
SALE OR RENT
LARGE RAMBLER
SILVER SPRING

liz laais aaIfPli iuii ifiiBSsns Bsss. r Tec. e, ei
frepl.. eArage. corner lot. Anchor
fence: convenient schools and shop.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
QUAINT ACRES
Ultra De Luxe Rambler
STONE AND BRICK
OWNER HAS LEFT TOWN
cAv6 GET

SAYS SELL
sSets Sedrnl Nv su 1 sss Sxio sar sin: Earsr: r
over a' an acre M 'SsS sentIS iS'aisS rolins S
ground. This 1ls-yr.-old de luxe
rambler is located in beautiful
Quaint Acres. in beautiful Silver
Spring. You must see this fully
emorta5e sef vns nor tas asmste II
Colesville I'd. to Quaint Acres. left
to Capital Realty Co. open sign.
3-BEDRM. COLONIAL
nntss trss tor tor any family or all vS that
! home on lovely corner lot, near
transp.. schools. shopping. Priced
to sell. DIR: Out Colesvflle rd to
Four Corners. right on Old Bladens-
Glenville and open sign at 93O1.
2-BATH RAMBLER
This home features choice materials.
;sSlllfuiiy assembled I.;sa, on plan nd show
tical direction. Unusually large
with beautiful stone firepl., sep. din.
rm., 3 lge. bedrms. lge. kit. with
dishwaSher and disposal; full bsmt.
with u bath; screened porch: patio;
lot; mr.. schools, transp. Dir: Out
Colesville rd.. right on Franklin. left
on Caroline. and our open" sign.
2-BEDROOM RAMBLER
Located close in. featuring city living
in suburban Silver Spring. This is
your opportunity to get the best buy
In the heart of Silver Spring:
large, well-proportioned rooms and
S5af stslrTay dst ssrase so a5fek Ho5sS astds
struction: priced at S16,250. or reas.
offer. Dir: Out Colesville I'd. to
Dale dr.. right to Bonifant, right to
harse and "open" sign.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
Evening star., 1954-09-19

$9,6OO-GI
For eligible veteran: may 60 nothinR
down: 2-bedrm. home. with fun
stairway, to expans. attic: 100-ft.
wide lot, approx $50 no.. incl.
Morningside. Md. JOHN II. Nc.
ALLISTER, Realtor. 10. S-2555.
ANDREWS-BoLLINC,-sUITLAND
Evening star., 1954-09-19

PRIVACY AND QUIET
PAINT BRANCH FARMS
Az beautifully developed acres. sta
BILE for 2 horses and 2 ponies. Mod
ern 12-yr. old 8-rm., 4-bath home
with 2-car garage. Entirely fenced
ana level, shaded by 14S Dogwood
trees and fruit orchard. Space foI
more homes. Call Mr.. Clark. RA
MARSHALL J. wAPLE
1924 18th st. NV. AID. 4-2OO5
Evening star., 1954-09-19
FIRST OFFERING
$40, $50
COOS CONWAY RID.

Colonial. In excellent condition: 3
hedrnas., 1st-door powder rffi..
screened porch, attrac. garden. rugs
and draues for 1st door, stair carpet
and drapes for hall and master bed
rm,; close 70 elementary and new jr.
high school.
DIRECTIONS. Out wisconsin ave. TO
Old GEORGETOWN rd. at Bank Of Be.
thesda,. left and continue to John
son.. left to Lindale, right enc block
TO Conway and left to house.
Evening star., 1954-09-19

MUST SELL TODAY
PiscataWay, Md.-One acre; 2-bedrm.
bungalow and unfinished house;
| $4,000. JOHN CHRONAKER. Red
COME ON oUT-FoREST HGTS.
IGI--No On. PAYMENT@o5PEN 2-S
2.story brick. 3 bedrnns., IA baths,
5-acre Anchor-fenced yard; lovely
lty;. rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm.,
full bsmt. Dir: Out Indian Head
on Standish dr., left on Modoc.
Mrs. Townsend. RE. 5-5056. cox
& CO. 10 R.h231
Evening star., 1954-09-19
OPEN SUNDAY. IT

Directions: Flower ave. to schuyle
rd., turn east to a200 Wendell.
FRANK 4. HEWITT co
|s4s7 Fenton St. JU. $500
Evening star., 1954-09-19

ACCOKEEK, MD. =
Four-bedrm, rambler, on new road,
mr.. new school; $4,000; 81, 900
down. $S5 month.
new school: screened-in porch; on
State rd.;. $4,000; $1,000 down,
SIS month.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
4. CHEVY CHASE. NM.
7a23 CHESTNUT 81.

To reach: North on Conn. ave. to
Thornapple, right son Thornapple
across Brookville I'd. ! blk. to open
sign. or out Brookvilie rd. to
Inornappie and right TO open sign.
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Y II. SUPPER, FA. 2-4179.
BRADBURY VILLAGE
5424 y ST; Sc.

OPEN SUM-. 2 TO 7P.M.
3-bedrm. rambler contains many Gus
tom features such as large liv. rrn,
with woodworking fireplace, separate
din: rn., colored fixtures in tiled
bath and maple cabinets In de luxe
KIT. Reasonable down pymt. with
sosyr financing; Cony. to Andrews
CY. .7-S95S. Dir. Out Pa. ave.
sc; to Southern, left to v ct. and
right to open sign. f!f
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14th Street NV. AD. 4-200B
CHEvERLY MANOR. GI. 4-bedrna.
brick BUNGALOW. Rec. rn. Sl3,600,
subject VA approval.
Evening star., 1954-09-19

1 MT. RAINIER
Det. brickteX arranged as 3 apts.,
present income $40 mo. Oil h.-w.h;
new roof. Priced for immed sale
at $11. 800.
] LEE DONNELLY & SON
Realtors
Ma. S-3316 Ewes, OIL. 4-4O7A
Evening star., 1954-09-19

F1KEEEsSIy1LLE Or DIST Hts;
rated, large level fenced lot: many
extras: Army officer transferred, i'm
mediate possession. Assume large .GI
loan with low down payment. A real
break for You. Call Mrs. Cox. LU.
2-Sl36 or ST. 3-136S. ATLAS
REALTY co. 30
Evening star., 1954-09-19

BRICK-1h " BATHS
Try to find a better buy in a fine,
neighborhood, close-in; pub. and ST
Johns Par. Sch. nearby. JU. 7-S1S2
WO, 6-91S4 zoe
Evening star., 1954-09-19

Tor a magazine cover. Better Homes
and Gardens would envy the stun
brick homes, on large s0x17O lots.
A dream come true, each with its
cheerful liv. rm. with flrepl., sep
arate din rm., de luxe kit, 2 large
airy bedrms.. large daylight bsmt.,
large expand 2nd f.; breezeway
and garage. The kind of home you
nope Is peAinu the ad, cali on. Di-
rections: Out Defense hwy. to Lam
ham overpass, over r. r. bridge,
and follow signs TO homes. DOW-
ktpo npno AID - SAnO
Evening star., 1954-09-19

JU. 5-601o
Evening star., 1954-09-19

Drive N. on Georgia ave
to Forest Glen rd., turn right 2 blks
to Forest Grove drive, right to open
cfup
Evening star., 1954-09-19

|BELTsvILLE. over 4 acres. e-rm.
home and Arm. bungalow, cutbldss.
Terms. LOUIS MILLER. resitor.
UN. 4-2723. Ewes, WA. 7-6012.
Evening star., 1954-09-19

De Luxe Brick Rambler Plus
g twin-size bedrms.. 8 baths, Ice. din.
rrn., lge. equip. kit: patio; bsnt..
rec. rm.; breezeway to gar; Wheaton
area; Va acre.
S&L REALTY CO.
III 6-3S7A. III A-1141
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-05
NEWS

HARRIETTSVILLE Mrs.
Wilma Walters entertained with
a dinner Sunday Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Gessel and son
of Marietta and Hatty Hardesty
of Stafford. Afternoon callers
were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stephens
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Wilson, Gary and Mary Ellen.
Mrs. Bernice Edwards and
daughter, Jane and Mrs. Bess
Engle, all of Middlebourne, w.
Va, were Sunday evening guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Ullman.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Marble of
Mansfield, Tommy and Letitia
Swan, Harry Lee and Sharon
Thompson of Washington, Pa,
and Mrs. Georgena Adams of
Pittsburgh, Pa, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stoffel and family and enjoyed
birthday dinner in honor of
Kermit's sixth birthday anniver-
sary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schoep-
pner, Jr. and daughters of Lower
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. John