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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-03-06

Lonnie King are playing the field
with different girls, and saying:
Il don't know why we do such fool
ish things" - Don't mention a
word of this but Annie Patton saws
Robert Holloway had better watch
his steps and the chicks who are
writing, calling and saying that the
love Soloman Gibbs, better be look
ing cool because Ella Mae Lindsey
is his one and only - Robert Christ
mas and Judere Russell can be seen
riding in their % Model t these
days.
Wish somebody would take time
to find boy friends for Jessie Bailey
Deloris jefferson, Minnie Lowe
Myra Cassel and Velma Davis. -
fellows you just don't know what
you're missing. Dry your tears
Mary Francis Jones - Earnest Fra
zier will be back from the army.
let's hope soon.
In the mail comes letter from
Alton Moman and Gerldine Smith.
who up at Tennessee State have
other subjects but are majoring in
love. Paul Chambers is shouting
it from the housetops that Mary
Mallard is his dream girl and Char
les Jackson has fallen for Katie
Britton.
Dig the happenings - miss Per-
sonality" of the town, Lue Lee
Johnson can be seen with Charlie
Hughes Pertha Sampson and
Vertis Wolfe are building a stair
way to love. - jeanette Hughes
can be seen with many boys-but
got the whole town wondering who's
the lucky one. - In the market for
intellectual guys" are: Ellweace
Erwin, Alfredo Anderson, Eloise Ell
lis and Joe Ann Smith - Helen
Daverson and Malcolm Black goes
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The Duke and Duchess Club
Meets With the Anderson's

The Duke and Duchess Club met
Feb. II, in the lovely home of the
j. D. Andersons on Prosperity ST.,
with the President, Mr.. B. L. Wade.
presiding over the brief but inter-
eSting business session. The social
hour was very much enjoyed with
games being played. A tasty menu
OF creamed chicken was served. The
members present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Claiborne Scott.
Mf. and Mrs. E. Harris, Mrs. j.
Comic, Mrs. Annette Peterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Wade. Guests
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Tatiling Tess
Tells
BY Leathea Anderson


SOMETIMES you sit and wonder
about the past - dream about the
future, but Gee Whiz - when talk
ing about the present you get real
ly excited about the happenings
Especially when you see lovers look
ing sweet and romantic such as
James Tucker and Shelly Hughes;
Thomas Lee Harris and Doris JEFF
ferson; James Carmack and ORGY
Mae Richmond; Henry Watson and
Inez Kersh. = Seems that the place
for much fun and hand holding is
at basketball. game-seen taking
part in the favorite pastime of
"hand-holding" were James Allen
and Freddie Lee Robinson, while
we hear Freddie Beverly telling
Martises Barnes that "the score may
run high, but not strong as our
love-" Vera Gibbins comes to all
the ballgames but doesn't seem to
find boy friend. Charlie Ruth tells
us that her heart is in Yazoo City
and Leroy Webster is there TAX
ing care of it. Honey hush.
Arthur Ray Jones seems to have
the power to make Susie Harris
dream with her eyes wide open
while his friends Milton Cooper,
William Jones, Charles Hayes, Fred
die Waits and Willie Henry Jones
are looking for somebody to love. >
Last night in my dreams, l saw
strange visions Shelly Reddix
and Wilbert WEIGH, holding hands;
Theodore Rollins casting love eyes
at Beulah Patton; Byron and Saw
anah Miller. cooling it to the alter
and sweet little Juliet and Lester
Rhome dancing at the social -
Cleveland Williams and Gerline
Smith at the movies eating pop
corn Harold Norman and Doro-
thy Hawkins singing, "Ill be true
to you" at the dance.
C4%
you-because Roland Luckett says
he will tear down New York for
the attention of Rachel. Bullie -
and kids, the two little heads that
resemble one are Johnnie Bullie's
and Erlie's Guice, riding down the
lovers lane. - Henry Davis, Car
rol Hilliard, T. v. johnson and
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for the evening were Prof. and
Mrs. Bunges of Flora; Mr.. Robert
Weakly, formerly of jackson, but
now of Wankegan. ILL.,, who was
here due to the death of his bro
Their. The next meeting will be with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Comic on Lynch
Street, Tuesday, March 8. All men,
bers are urged to be present.
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Olivett Church of Christ Holiness
Has Fine Service
The Olivett Temple Church of
Christ Holiness had a fine service
Sunday, February %, with the as
Sistant pastor, Rev. John Perkins.
bringing the message in the absence
Of tn epastor. His text was taken
from Deut. 29:1, subject - Bless
ing for the obedient but curses
will overtake the disobedient'. His
message was soul-stirring. Visitors
at the service were: Mrs. Minnie
Mallett, Jackson, Rev. E. B. Stamps,
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Ebony Club Meet

Fourteen members of Ebony Soc
ial and Civic Club met in the home
OF Miss Lorraine Wilson, SUNDAY.
Feb. II, at 5 p. m, for their regular
monthly meeting. The meeting was
presided over by the president, Mrs.
Thelma B. Gipson. Plans were made
for the Spelling Bee and Junior
Talent Revue to be held at Bethle-
hem Center, March Is at 8 D. m. Two
new members were added to the
clubs roster in the persons of Mes
DANES c. H. Spruell and Mabel
Robinson. After the business ses-
sion the social hour was spent in
enjoying delectable plate luncheon
served by the gracious hostess and
her niece, Mrs. Mary Hardy. The
net meeting will be with Mrs. Mary
L. Clark. 1903 Dalton, Sunday. March
81 at 5 p. m.
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Piney Woods Singers At ST.
Luther Church. March IA

Contrary to a release in another
paper, the correct date for the an
pearance of the Piney Wood Sing
ers at St. Luther M. B. church. is
Sunday, March IA. These nationally
known singers under the direction
OF Mrs. Darlene Lattimer are being
sponsored by the Senior Choir of
the church, Mrs. Alean Smith the
president. The time is 8 p. M. and
the general public cordially invited
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Progressive Matrons Of
Parish ST. Church Meet

Street Baptist Church met Wednes-
day night. February "a, at the home
of Mrs. Ruby Rogers, on Noel st.
The devotion was led by the pres
ident, Mrs. Leonia Hundley and
the lesson was taught by Mrs. Julia
Kenney. During the business ses-
sion plans were made to prepare
baskets for the people at the con-
valescence Home on Virgins st.
During the social hour, a delicious
menu was served by the hostess.
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providing camping for all OF our
girls. The cookies sell for 40c a
box.
Miss Minnie Parish, who is now
DOING field work with Negro Girl
Scouts will be leaving the city SUM-
day, March 7, for Camp Aldersgate,
Little Rock, Ark, to take two weeks
of professional training. She will
return to the city March goth.
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Besroihal Told

Betrothal Told
Louisville - Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin Johnson announce the en-.
gagement of their daughter, Anna
Jeralean, to Willis x. George, for
mer pastor Of the Wesley Chapel
Methodist Church of this city.
Miss Johnson received her A.
B. degree from Tougaloo College,
and is member of Alpha Delta
Zeta Chapter fZeta Phi Beta Sor-
GRITTY. She is now a member of the
faculty of Royal Street High School
in Hattiesburg.
Mr.. George received his B. S. de-
gree from Iowa State and is en-
ployed now in Chicago, Ill.
The wedding will be a June
event in Mount Moriah Baptist
Church in Louisville.
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Mrs. Ernestine Smith
Expires Appreciation

Mrs. Ernestine Smith takes this
method of expressing thanks and
appreciation to relatives and her
many friends for their gracious
kindness during her stay in st.
Dominic Hospital. Especially does
she wish to thank the Needy Circle
OF Central Methodist Church the
nurses OF st. Dominic and Ebony
Club, as well as all others who helm
ed to speed her recovery.
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Blackmon Family
Expresses Appreciation

The family of the late Brother
Spellman Blackmon is extending
sincere thanks to all of their friends
for their expressions of kindness.
showed them during the illness and
death of their beloved one. Special
thanks to their friends of Canton,
and Jackson, Miss. We also thank
the active pallbearers, Rev. Owens.
and The Peoples Funeral Home of
Canton, Miss.
Mrs. Matilda Blackmon, widow
Mrs Matilda B. Lewis, daughter
Miss Bertha, Mrs. Francis, Mrs.
Elease, Mrs. Geneva, Mr.. Specimen,
Jr., son, daughters, and others.
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Girl Scout News

Girl Scout News
The annual Girl Scout Cookie
Sale is now going on It is hoped that
at least one DO of cookies will be
sold in every home in Jackson.
Every cent of the profit goes to
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Nothing makes a child worse
behaved than belonging to
neighbor.
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Pearl Street Missionary Society
Meets With Miss Lightfoot
The Missionary Society of Pearl
Street A. M. E. church met Sun
day, February % in the lovely home
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Pine Groves, M. B. Church, Poca-
hontas; Mrs. Bessie Wade, Los An
geles.
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Ever symbolic of fun and good
eats. the lovely antique-furnished
home of Mrs. Mary Bell Laws on
E. Cohea Street was the scene of
an interesting and most enjoyable
meeting of Les Royales Social and
Civic Club, Tuesday evening, March
2. The brief business session was
presided over by the president, Mrs.
Hilda Gilmore, during which time.
detailed plans were discussed con-
corning the successful conducting
OF the End Mayor of Bonneville
Contest. With the withdrawal from
the contest of Mr.. v. Collier two
candidates were left, the present
mayor, Mr.. Leroy Jackson. who is
up for reelection, and MIR. John
Bates, instructor at Campbell Col
lege. The club is divided with half
OF the members working for Mr..
Jackson and half for Mr.. Bates. Sup
porting candidate John Bates are:
Members Ellen Wilson, Elizabeth
Thames, Pauline Hightower, Mary
Emanuel. Blondell Williams, Lula
Bell Thornton, Hilda Gilmore, Mar
garet Rundles, Sadie Morton.
Supporting candidate Leroy Jack
son, are: Members Henryetta Set
vens, Margaret Baker, jennie
Thompson, Mary Bell Laws. Min
ME Booker, Stevella Adams. Anna
Rudd, Nettye Perkins, Sarah M
Harvey.
Climaing the evening of good
times, the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Barbara Bradford served delicious
ly prepared dinner of baked Tur-
key with all the trimmings. hot
rolls, iced coca colas, and TASTY
eggnog.
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Miss VoneciI Geeston Hostess 10
Idle Hour Twelve Art Junior Club

1850 'SAA~~AA 4SCo4OA k1OSIeS$ 10
Idle Hour Twelve Art Junior Club
The home of Miss vonecil Gees
ton on Pearl Street was the scene
of a most enjoyable meeting of the
Idle Hour Junior Club on Sunday
February 81, at 7:30 p. m. The pres
Ident, Mrs Mary Ford, presided
during the business session. Plans
were discussed for the future ac-
tlvltieS of the club. Gifts were pre-
sented to the hostess by Mrs. En-
ma Lee Mason. The hostess served
a tasty plate luncheon of barbe-
cued chicken with iced cokes. Those
present were Miss Elma Hodges
Mesdames Vernell Gardner, Emma
L. Mason, Mary Ford Rosie Bell
jenkins, Cora Bell McClendon. An
ME Lee Smith, Fannie M. Sting
ley and Jean E. Wells.
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|RMs.. APIS. TO SHARE tcont. }

STUDENT. 81. wishes to share newly
decor. 1-bedrm. apt. with another
young man. New Hamp. and T
st. NV. no. 2-36S8 before 8 am.
GENTLEMAN will share mod. 10th st.
apt. with another gentleman, over
40. $40. AID. 1855. as
LADY will share nicely
furn. 2-bedrm. apt. with or =
ladies': Elev. bldg; cow; reas. DU.
TWO GIRLS want 3rd girl to share
lge. Georgetown; 2,bedrm. apt, :
lith And MO; AvE.--Jewish girl share NJ
bright cheerful new l twin bedrm.
mod; apt. with another girl. ia, o.
LADY wants one girl to share 3 rms.
and bath, nicely. furn.. incl. Tv.
phone; N. Hampshire and GallaCin
: vicinity: ia. 9-3309.. --2S
LADY will share 1-bedrm. apt. with
another lady; all privilS.; reas. COW.
tranSp.; twin beds. EN-. 3-5105. II
COLORED LADY TO SHARE lovely g
bedrm. apt. with cple. or lady. Conv.
loo. In ne. sec. Ii. 6-553S. --2S
COLORED GIRL to share kit. and
bath with one other girl: pvt. I'm,
and extra cleo. refgr. 1885 Park
I'd. nv; other apis, no, 2-55B5.
to share apt. with
another lady: everything furn,; S35
mo. Call after $3.50 pm. tn. 2-4237.
-
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

EVANSVILLE, ALA Queensbury
dIpette, scr: porch; sse.25. DUNN SJSsi
7aIe BALTIMORE AVE, Takoma
pv, ensf ut Gee and s ssrsR. aP
Sat. and Sun. Until until 8. Sea: il. 7s eSSh
COLLEGE PARK, MD.-Two rooms,
s d saa BATH s4is 'f Sa.or Ru' b TtSp
TARoMA f PARK R9 At BUG g. Z. lih Rm empl.
LADY; ! lge;; light rm; with compl.
LiV. RIM. bedrm.. kitchenette, pvt.
huge shop. ctr; .ss7 mo. JU,
TAKo M pARK-one bedrm mG liv
I'm, kit. bath. laundry rm. and
p oS,,a entF, ,i,, vd;s; ogaaTase; accept 1
HYATTsyiLLEETwo-room apt, pvt.
entr.; to empl. mother with day
included: adults: Schubert. refgr-;
quiet garage; no drinkers. JU.
Mr.. ARMY MAP sERvICE-Three
mo- MI NAAA O0bAls 0kAASs I'LL LIZ
separate entr. OIL. 2-5S53. IS
GREENBELT-One-b apt; lge
liv rm. with twin HOLLYWOOD beds,
kit, bath; $50 per mo-; adults only.
Granite 3-267s. 10 am. to 10 pm.
BRENTWOOD-Livin rm.. bedrm.,
kit. and bath. pvt. entrance: small
child acceptable: SO. AP. 7-230o.
PVT. BEDROOM, liv. rm.. share
kitchen. din. rm.. bath; couple with
infant or child over II. UN, 4-1sSJ.
COLLEGE PARK tBranehvillel-Sec
ond floor, bedrm.. liv. rm.. kitchen,
pvt bath. utils. incl. So. so mo.
5017 Apache St. WE. 5-4997. -
TAKOMA PARK-Close in; roomy.
bedrm, liv. rm.. kit. and shower
all utils.' adults only; SIS. ~.
Nicely iid FURN. APT. all utils., Incl
pvt. entrance. bath and Kitchen;
employed adults. UE. 4-276l. rs
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1101 10th ST. NV.
SOME WITH PRIVATE BATH
ALL WITH RUNNING WATER
Beginning at $40 Per Week
RE. 7-0440

COLORED-ROOM for rent: $500
block Of Eye st, NV. Wo. $1,000.
CoLORED-LARGE ROOM for rent,
tqTnished: centrally located. Gall
COLORED-LARGE. SUNNY ROOM
suit . empl. people. RIA. 6-6S@5
CoLoRED-FuRN. RIM. twin beds,
TfGITIs ,ait E perch; kit PTiyils s. 5sSS
coh .GG,i ave EiS F ROOM sI4 6os Ken
ypn s.. RA G-f5t~ 90
COLoRED-T'FO LARGE connectinR
e eSSs Of !" s s al k5enen l45 2sFl'ieEs
CoLORED-FRONT ROOM. i win
couple or = ladies. DE 2-593S. SIS
COL0RED-NICELY FURN. RIM. for
FBs sessar st. f fGme .s PTyileses ss3
COLORED, I2l5 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Opposite CORDOBA, High School;
lge; studio furnished rm. adj. bath
With private porch; cooking privilS
S Sdii En per Mo Tk; Apply bsmt. apt or
COLoRED ROOM FOR girls;
semipvt. kit. and bath, lily. nm;
laundry rm.. washing machine: re-
C 9neS EDS Gsly k Ru Sssfa RD
Lge.., rm; very reasonable; kitchen
ErivileeeS. -2S
COLORED. I4th AND DECATUR
Neat front rm. in pvt. home for Govt.
empl man. Privils. TU. 2-02"O.
COZ oRED-ATTRAC. FRONT bedrm
adjoining small sitting rn.: cooking
privils.: refined young lady; S32 50
PER month. RA. 6-4334 Us
ROOMS AND BATH. on same floor
employed ladv. ia. 9-l41". So
COLORED-SINGLE RM for gentle
nan; apt. building, vicinity 18th and
T SITS: NV; privileges; $40 mo. co
COLoRED-I131 EUCLID sT.-Fron,
rm.. kit. and utilS.; $3.50 wk. I:
bsmt. rm., $50 wk. co. 5-S9SS,
CoLoRED-e1I n sT.-Very Ige..
clean comfort. rms. kit. privils.
Adults only: 50 wk. UN. 4-7045.
COLORED - 1858 HARVARD ST.
N.W.-Lge. rm. for cple.: all prtvils. ::
will accept small child. HO .
1879 HIJ 3-SSS3 %
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eon; pvt. entr.. iiy. -6edrm. COMB,
kit. bath. pvt entr.. empL cple.,
.ntils; furn;: $50. ia, s-90ol.
ise. ~; rp n with f1fsDl; 23S K!ng
NEAR PENTAGON.-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit, din. rm.. bath; $50 mo. OF, f.
ATTRACTIVE s-RM. furnished apt.
utils. incl. i blk to downtown buses;
SIS mo-; quiet empi. couple. IA g
e5oi ARLINGTON BLVD. - Newly
dec, attrac. . bedrms,: liv. rm.. din.
nm. kit. and bath; TV: COW. to
Pentsgon; adults only; no pets, TIE.
ARLINGTON fiGi nicely furn.. clean. pvt.
er;r.. 2 bedrms.. tile bath. excel.
Shopping and transp.; adults, IA.
Lovely sIi' HoMELIKE Arm. apt: Ice.
sis. all utils; ia. 2-0555. .
T., BENoIT, KE. s-6677; ewes; JE.
LARGdfE 5-RM. APT. on Arl. blvd; bus.
10 Minis. Pentaeon., 20 Minis. 18th
and Penna: Gonv:- shop; Ideal for 3
DOWNTOWN ALEA.-LiV. nm. bed
rm.. kit. and bath, S75 to $S9.50;
service personnel preferred. Call TIE
6-6670 between 1916.
FALLS CHURCH This 2-bedrm..
nicely turn. apt. rents for Sl40.
which includes all utils: month-to-
month lease; COW. to shopping; at
your door bus service; avail. imme-
diately. JE. 3-S513. See resident
mgr. 533 Vista dr.. Apt. l03 81
n. ARL.. Westover area-Attrac. furn.
l-bedrm. apt; utils. furn. AR
LEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP, ia.
LAS. ia. 7-4333. .
FARM GARAGE APT; s mi. W. of
Fairfax on U. S. so; 3 rooms and
bath: sos mo. No lease. Ideal
rural home for couple. Herndon
ARL.. newly furn. lge. de luxe apis;
N. 18th St. Apt. 4, JE. 3-7476. =
ARL.. sttrac. 2 bedrms.. bath. liv.
rm., firepl.. .dinette, kit: 3 adults; on
busline: Sis. ia. 2-7371. =
furn.. liv. rm.. kit
dinette, bedrm., bath; conv.: 500
mo-, utils. incl Ov. 3-1O35. a
NEAR PENTAGON-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit with dinette. bath; 500 per
mo-, incl. utils. $50 s. 23rd St.,
OF. 4-1R00. rs
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

GIRL wishes to share apt. with an
other gil, FL to 80 yrs; refs, req.
GIRL III 'I 70 SHARE nicely furnished E5
apt. with another girl, 1000 10th
vic. cAIH0LIC uNiV.-Man to share
1-bedrm. furn. apt. with another
man. Call ewes, -DU. 7-0034. -2S
TWO EMBASSY GIRLS would like to
share their nice nice apt at 18th and %o6
ARh. BLvD-oirl. over %. to share
2-bedrm. apt. with gentle girl; TV
piano. IA. 1864. i
LADY WILL SHARE attr., sunny apt
with another lady: loo. mr.. Hecht's
shopping center in Va. . rms. kit,
preciatt; $40 mo- JA: 1855. Is
ONE OF TWO GIRLS. to share 9
6edrm apt; . 9TH l other girl; ~
GIRL TO SHARE new 2-bedrm. apt.
with another girl; mr.. shopping
s s4sa al. stfe g,s pm. weekdays al DAY
GIRL TO SHARE attr. apt. in apt.
bldg with another girl, between %
30; Capitol HILL Ii. 7-392l, 10.
GIRL no SHARE large, modern efi-
cheney apt. with / other girl; own
bed bed, own closet; S32 mo. ia; o.
GIRL I@' to share 2-bedrm. apt. with 2
Girl, age S0-S5, to share apt. with
3 other girls; a block of S conn'
SETTLED MAN has two rooms, bath
nv te share with gentleman. .s Box
GIaL. SAl to 81, to share with .
other girls. 2-Dedrm. apt, elev.
b bd at Conn. and Cathedral ayes
G 81 iiaaaS; to share large iur-
nished house in NV, with ) others.
maid service. excel. meals. ,Wo.
YOUNG LADY wishes to share 2
h f s.e a ress VIZ jo 2E other SITS
N. ARL.-one siri. 20 to a. to share
mod. 2-bedrm. apt. with 3 other
girls, rent. S27 mo. ia. 5-S977 rs
GIRL TO SHARE GEORGETOWN apt.
E esa SRe5 sII Drs sEes Ho 2g sG
GIRL. private bedroom. share kit,
bath, small living room with 2
other girls: good transp. RIA. 3-04S1.
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. duplex
girls: S36 month 10. .2-696I -2S
Two YOUNG MEN will share with
1-2 men their 2;bedrm; apt. in NV:
excel; transp;s ny; 3-sol5; ; M2S
to share my 3-bedrm. house with 2
other girls; ~; 2,4sIl; ,o; % :
| apt. with 2 other girls near Naylor
Gardens Sc LII. 2-3054. -
ARL. LADY wishes to share 2-bedrm
apt. with another: mr.. Pentagon
! bus. ia. 1850. -27
WANTED refined couple or middle
! aged lady to share spacious apt.
with another lady: vic. Shorehar
Hotel, Reas. co. 5-0762 or Wo.
ONE OR TWO LADIES to share 2
bedrm. NV. apt. with another lady;
must be seen to be appreciated.
GIRL wants to share apt, with girl,
1895, twin beds; cow. transp. Mr.
Walter Reed. RA. $3.50. -2S
ICONGENIAL GIRL, age 25-35. to
share lge. mod. ENC. with another
girl; $40 mo. AID. $4,000. Apt. 500
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1918 KENYON ST, N.w.--Lse. beaut.
linens; S11. CO. 5-96l5. --aS
LARGE. BEAUTIFUL Housekeeping
rm.. End mr.. refgr., hot plate. linen,
$50 mo. 14l6 Goth st. NV. Us
EFFICIENCY. better S6-Ss wk. rms. or
81; rent refined; quiet. attr. home;
ldry. privl.: lady. l46b Harvard NV.
Mr.. Isth-COLUMBIA RID. NV, Q sgi.
effic.: SO wkly.: all utils. 2723 On
tario I'd. NV. co. 5-5l75. Us
DUPONT CIRCLE-211O r st. NV
private kitchen; also single. -28
MT IRA, RAINIE Err, for iisht house &C.
attrac.; COW. transp. WA. 7-2179.
DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY, I'LL
front, 8 windows. hot plate. refgr.,
running water; quiet. conv.; woman
pref; sgle:, $50: dble.. $50. DU.
7-9595 or RIA. 6-0155. rs
Sic N. Kenmore st.
hfge. clean: pleasant; comfortably comic
auate for i' and Z: Share bath with
l person; $50 mo. Phone ia. 1853.
SOLO. THIRD ST. N.W.-Lge. front
rm.. pvt. bath. refgr.. hot plate;
express bus: reas.: gentleman. rs
EFFICIENCY APT, furn. or uniurn.
iSr working mother With | or 2
f shilafen Ward Day ws saEe ss sSF CHILDREN
ills. So mo. 's'e One f r% '! ssS m az
2 Or $ PERRsoNs, s5-s7 ga. African
studio. clock-radio. TV. PVT. entr.,
shower. 2147 F NV. Elk. 3-0653;
14th AND RHODE ISLAND AVE.
NV lge. rms, semipvt. bath.
gas. sink, Frigidaire. ia. S-5306.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE Very clean
rm;. with sink. stove: refer; $40 mo,
VIZ 1873 ,s Z st; .N Gan cS after 3; 80
frt;. pvt. entr.; refgr.. hotplate and
sink; S35 mo. EN-. 2-2753.
NICELY FURN. RIM, suit. for ., ldry.
privil'. excel. transp. RA. 6-SS60.
1919 ONTARIO PL. N.w.-Lge. Ink.
Hollywood bed. retgr., stove, every
thing furn., laundry priyil.. unlim.
Mr.. DUPONT CRCLE-completely
furn, incl. refer. and water. l242
VI N-NO Ii 1hfb AZ ~. II. dbe.---
Brisht, cheerful. dole, h.k. rm.,
girls. $40: /. So per mo. Also
sgle rIn.. girl. So per mo- Both
connecting rms; as unit. $50 per
mo; Hot plate. refg.. ldry. use. ia.
1909 N ST. NV rm. and kitch-
enette. water refgr. and stove,
nicely furn. HU. 3-3749.
18TH ST. NV. l5l1--Attractiveiy
furn, compl. pvt, semipyt. bath.
reasonable. RE. 7-2065. -2S
CONN; AVE. opp. Sheraton-Pk. Ho-
tel-Furn. -unfurn:. LIZ, La buses.
S35 to 500 mo. CO. 5-27I7. Il
1926 18th ST. NV.
Bsmt. rm. with dinette, gas range.
cleo. refgr., running water: l blk. of
Conn, walking distance downtown:
Sl2.50 week. -
COLORED-1349 HARVARD ST.
N.W.-Housekeeping rooms fur
nished, l and = rms, apis. NO.
COLORED-NICELY FURN., mr..
kit. and bath. = closets and porch.
723 Quebec pl. NV. RA. 6-S7S5.
COLORED-12OO EUCLID ST. NV
Large, unfinished rm.; near. trans
portation: share Kit. with / other
person. Call ewes. after q. AID
4-S04S or IL 3-6661. 3