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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-15
Two Ministers New
To Area Accepted as
Presbytery Members

Two ministers new to the Dis
trict area were accepted unto
the Washington City Presbytery
yesterday at meeting in Tabor
Presbyterian Church, Second and
@ streets NV.
The Rev. Melville D. Nesbit,
jr., and the Rev. Wilbur A. r..
Siddons were the two clergy
men admitted to membership in
the local presbytery.
Mr.. Nesbit,; 40. will be installed
as minister of Clarendon Presby-
terrain Church at 8 pm. January
2 In the church. North Irving
and jackson streets. Arlington,
Va. He comes here from a nine
year passionate at the First Pres
byterian Church, Ogdensburg. N.
Y, and succeeds the Rev. Isaac
Steenson. who retired last sum
mer after serving the congrega-
ton IS years.
Seminary Graduate.
A native OF Lewisburg. Pa,
Mr., Nesbit Is a graduate OF Buck
nell University and the Auburn
Theological Seminary. He is
married and has three daugh-
tiers, Nancy, IL: Melanie, 5. and
Melissa. 10 months.
Mr.. Siddons, 80, will become
associate minister Of Northmin-
ster Presbyterian Church, Alaska
avenue and Kalmia road NV.
He Is coming here from the Pres
byterian Church in Catskill, N. Y.
He is a graduate of the Roch-
ester Business Institute, Whea-
ton College and Gordon Divinity
Salool. He taught in several
Bible schools before taking a pas
torate In Warwick. r. I. He is
married and has two sons, David,
IL, and Philip. s.
Mobile Population Cited.
The Rev. Merlyn A. Chapel.
secretary Of the division OF mis-
sionary support. Board OF Mis-
sions, Presbyterian Church.
U. S.A.. told the meeting that
"22 per cent Of the people in the
United States changed their resi-
dence last year"
Mobility today is a pattern
Of life. and 1t will continue to
90 on" Mr.. Chapel said.
He said mobility and the big
increase in population has pre-
vented the denominations from
building enough churches to meet
the demand,
The Rev. Robert L. Jeans, mod
orator Of the presbytery and pas
tor OF the host church, presided.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-25
Buffalo H. y. Club
To Have Bake Sale

The Buffalo Home Demonstra-
ton Club met with Mrs. Bill
Yeats on June 10 with ten mem
bcrS present Devotionals were led
by Miss Sarah Wilkerson. and the
Homemakers Greed was repeated.
Mrs. Frances Gee announced
that the planning meeting viii be
held ON August Is.
Plans We're made to have a bake
sale on june Is at the Star Clean
ers Store Cakes, pies and candy
viii be. sold
The demonstration on over
weight and UnderWeight Diets
was given By Mrs. Clara Pillow
and Mrs Frances Gee. They pre-
pared fruit whip and pineapple
sherbert for a low calorie diet
Following the meeting. a social
hour was enjoyed and the hos
tess served refreshments consist
ing Of punch cup cakes and pea
nuts
The club VIII meet again on
July with MIS- Wallace john
SON
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-25
Miss Anderson
Weds DR.. Walters

The marriage Of Miss Zuleime
Anderson, daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs Wistar Anderson. Of Cliff
ton" Gainesville, to Dr. Fran
els John Walters, of New York.
SON Of the late Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Walters, took place at
2 p, m Saturday, June 10. in
St. Paul's Catholic Church. Rich
mond The Fit Rev. Monsignor
Thomas f O"Connell performed
the ceremony
The bride was given in mar
riaee by her father Mrs Frank
F Neutze, Jr,. OF Haddonfield.
N j. was matron Of honor.
Dr. Randolph P Grimm. Of
Boston. Mass, was best man.
Ushers were Robert X Roches-
ters, OF Fan Church Wlstar r.
Anderson Of Cartersville. BROTH
er Of the bride, John w Ander-
son, Of Cartersyille, nephew of
the bride, and Dr. T. K. Oar
rough Of Alexandra
After a reception at clifton" -,
the couple left for a wedding trip
to Bermuda They Will live in
Denver Colo.
The bride attended Westhamp-
ton College. The bridegroom was
graduate from University Of MIN
nesota.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-25

Jimmy Putney. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley Putney will leave
Monday to spend a week with
Buck Hartweu IN Lawrenceville.
Dr. H T. Jenkins is attending
the Statewide Health Directors
Conference at the Virginian Hotel
IN Lynchburg, Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week.
Mrs A L. Sparkman and Miss
Peggy Sparkman, OF Plant City.
Fla, arc visiting in the home Of
Miss Martha Drumeller. Mrs.
Sparkman is attending the sum
mer session at LongWood College.
Norman Striplin and family and
Miss Nancy Striplin, of Camp
Pocohontas, all of Bon Air, spent
Saturday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Z r Striplin
Mrs. j. B. Williams and her
granddaughter, Bobbie Scott Will
llams, viii leave Friday morning
for Burlington, N c., to spend
several days with Mrs. williams
daughter. Mrs Ernest Holt.
The Rev. and Mrs. r f.
Withers, Jr., and daughter. Mary
Kent, are spending this week in
Buckingham. where he is conduct
ing Bible school at Emmanuel
Episcopal Church, at Glenmore.
Guests in the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Bill Borum. Of Green Bay,
Sunday. were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Tenland Of Waynesboro, Mr.. and
Mrs L. A Snow. Mr. and Mrs. L.
J. Mann and son Mr. and Mrs
Bill Covington and daughter, of
Falmvllle were overnight guests
in the same home.
Miss Kitty Watkins visited
friends IN Richmond for few
days this week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-25

Mrs. John Trent is recupcrating
at the Southside Community Hos
pital following injuries sustained
from fall on Saturday.
Mrs. William L. Broaddus. Of
Hopewell. is visiting her father,
Dr. P. w. Beckham.
Week end guests in the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Snow were
Mr. and Mrs L. G. Tenland, Of
Waynesboro, Va.
Miss Lucille Peak Baptist Stu
dent secretary, will leave Satur-
uav for a seven weeks course in
guidance and counselling at the
Baptist Hospital, III Winston
Salem. N. c.
Anita Adams. of Ashcville, N
O.. is visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Adams.
Mr. ana MIS-. j. &. Collins re-
turned on Monday after vaca-
ton at Niagara Falls Toronto.
Canada, New York City, and At
lantic City, N j
Mrs. Horace Adams Vas called
to Richmond last week on ac-
count Of the death Of hen father.
r. J Nichols
Week end guests Of MI. and
Mrs. Horace Adams were Mrs II
G. Pfeiffer and Mrs. r. A Hoskins.
both of Richmond
Miss Betty Lou Southall left this
week for Weems. Va. 10 spend
some time at the cabin Of hal
parents on the Rappahannock
River She Will be Joined by sew
eral Of her college classmates I'LL
Guiding Miss June Cullip. of Pu-
laski. Miss Ruby Snider. of Rock
bridge Baths Miss Laura Trent
OF Lynchburg Miss Edith Frame
OF Richmond. and Miss Dorothy
SPRINGFIELD, of Elberon. While
there, they will tour the Eastern
Shore. and will enjoy boating
fishing and swimming.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-25
Social Hour HID
Holds Meeting
With Mrs. Snow

The Social Hour Home Demon
stration Club met in the home of
Mrs. l.. A. Snow, Wednesday even
ing. with six members and one
visitor present Mrs. Snow gave
the deVotionS and all repeated the
Homemakers Greed
A motion was made and car
ried TO send cards and gifts to sick
members and their families. and
Mrs. J c. Jacob was elected to
fill this duty.
The planning meeting was an
nounced to be held on August
10 The Institute of Rural Affairs
will be held from July q to July
80, and it was decided to choose
the delegates to this at the next
meeting.
Mrs. Gee reminded members Of
the training meeting at the Singer
Sewing Center at $50 a. m.
Thursday Mrs Snow and Mrs.
Chapman were to 20 as leaders.
Mrs. Snow and Mrs. Chapman
gave the demonstration on over
weight and underweieht diets
along with family meals. Several
delicious desserts were made from
the low calory diet recipes.
Mrs. Gee requested that enough
time be put aside for the July
program so that further discus
sion could be held or next years
program
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-25
Miss Dudley
Is Entertained

Mrs. Wiley Putney and Mrs.
Howard Cook entertained at a
Coca Cola party, w e d n d Y
in Mrs. Putney's home,
honoring Miss Ann Dudley. whose
wedding will take place this week
end.
Approximately twenty five
guests were present.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-25
Miss Pollard Weds
Guy Thomas Jacobs

Mrs. stephanie II Pollard an
nounces the marriage Of her
daughter. Phyllis joyce, to As
Guy Thomas jacob. SON Of Mr..
and Mrs L. D Jacobs, Of Farm
vile, on May Is, at Chesterfield,
s c.
Airman Jacobs is stationed at
The Keesler Air Base. ii Missis-
sippi
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-25

Mrs. c H MatherIy I|cnt last
week in Washington d c. where
She visited her four daughters
Mrs s H Drummond MIS-. A.
f Campbell. Mrs. Ben Vargas.
and Mrs Mel Holden Guests this
week of Mrs Matherly's are her
two granddaughters. Miss Betsy
Lee Drunmond and Miss Kay
Vargas. both of Washington.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-25
Gives Recital

Joel Ebersole, member of the
music faculty at LonGwood Col
leee, a POSTGRADUATE student in
the Indiana University School Of
Music, will give a recital on
Monday, June %. in the schools
recital hall.
The program is to be given as
part of the graduation require
ments for the Master of Music
degree in voice.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-25

Mrs NJ Fl McNamee and Mrs.
4 n Fore were co-hestesses at a
CocaCola party at Longwood
House. Tuesday morning. IN honor
OF Mrs J T Lee Of Norfolk, and
Miss Myrtle Brightwell, Of Wash
-net0n Nlne guests vsyr present
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-25

At MasSanetta, N. G.. this week.
June u through %, there is a
Pioneer Synod conference. Those
attending from Farmvine are
Betty Ann Graziani and Pauline
Womack The Rev and Mrs. J r
Kennedy are also participating as
counselors Rev. Kennedy is teach
ing a course on The Life Of
CRrist"
Next week at Massanetta. be
ginning Oh June %. the Junior
Camp ana Regional Youth Con
ference Of West Virginia and Vi
ginia viii take place at the same
time KAY Whitfield and Ann
Morton DeMuth Will attend the
Junior Camp. while Betty Nc
Clenny Frances Johns and David
Kennedy Win participate in The
conference which is a leadership
training school for local youth
leaders
miss Betty Overcash visited Mr.
PA MIS- Floyd Holloway In York
,1Nn last Week end
Ruth Cdtln. Walker Glenn ana
sherry TAYLOR left Wednesday To
spend tAe summer at Camp AL
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-25

MI and Mrs Jim Nottingham
and children, Of Chicago, III, were
the guests for a few days this week
of Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Baldwin.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-25
Dessert Party
Held Tuesday

MIS-. J B Williams and Mrs.
J P. McCraw entertained i'll honor
Of Mrs. T Lee OF Norfolk. and
Miss Myrtle Brightwen, of Wash
lngton, D. c. at a dessert party in
the Longwood College Snack Bar,
on Tuesday. at 8 p. m.
Eighteen guests attended the
party which was given for Mrs.
G W. Harris two sisters. who
have been visiting her here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29

WSSssS TONtNb9bJeO-S.e
CAPITOL HILL OPP. House once.
PIX Library Cong; 2nd nr:; next
NICELY FURN. RIM, close 70 S ath.
very rees;; unlim. phone; laundry
and hrkfst.. privls.; / or 3 ladies Of
coupie; will arrange IS hed-sitting
I'm. \ desired. Ii. 6-6637. --S9
SIT ! b,k q Penn. ave; s sleeping
Trans ran;sp. OITsaa ia 7.sooa optional; slose
excel. nsishboSSocd. ssq I6. a-P Psssa;
CAPITOL HILL. l2s Q st. s.e.-Idea]
MT ane na 70 bAr elos. svss e srsnsp
kitchen privis, II desired: gentle
man preferred: II, 6-7465. 80
s fer G siT!soi ~, 2 Az
home. Adult family. LORD,
NICE COMFORTABLE sleeping room
for sober gentleman:. room opens
onto sun porch. Private home. Hill
crest sec. sc. Close to transp. Inn
med. occupancy. LII. 2-4276.
2 SLEEPING RMS, furn.. kit. priviis.
$3.50 wk. Cple. or 2 men preferred.
~ NJ, everys nsHyrs IL RI, 7ahS56; ,o.,.
i and use e kit. for man and wife
LARGE FIT. nm. facing park. Just
on Pa. ava. s. Wk. 1400 2sth
NfC;EiiT FussNisHiEiDs ROOM. conven-
lent 70 Transportation. Lu. 2-25e3.
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ROOMS FUkNlsHED-N.E.

1914 d ST.-Singles and doubles, on
AZ streetcar line Ii. 7-9732. -3
327 end 81. NE, APT. iI--weli-
furn. rm., ldry. privils.: no other
roomers. $26 mo. IL 7-367O. Ill
1918 TRINIDAD AvE.--Sgle., front
rm.. home PRIVILEGES. Ii. 4-2l78.
$50 n. 1. AVE. Me-, Apt. s---Nswly
dec., spotless home; refgra run. wa
ter In rm.: bath; So wkly.; free park.
See to appreciate. AID. 2-61Ol.
33S MARYLAND AVE. N.E.--Large
rooms. Nicely furnished. 29s
COLORED---LARGE CORNER ROOM
with privils.; near Benning shopping
sfsnteT. o Also bsmt., apt, pvt. sntr.
c0IoRED@s ADJACENT studio bed
rms; pvt. entr.; ali prtvils. Sheriff
cSiokk6IaaSsssik III FRo sseS room foe
empl, cpl, OF, man; viii accent /
s child 81 so a, ys:; Driviis. lsi y st.
COL0RED-RooM FOR MARRiEp
employed couple; kit. in bsmt.; also
c snsis E al RS Il kM s ;sI 90 20.
TURN. 4214 Gait pi. me-, LIZ. 1-I3S2.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1882 WEBSTER ST. NV. - Large
twin bedroom In pvt. home. Excel.
meals. conv. transp. Tv. To. 2,s555.
1877 18th ST. N.w.-ssle. and able.
L fm Fac s1cH mfs5ii APT, with meals;
gar. and uniim phone. KE. 1893.
BACHELOR APIS. for / to. 5 per-
sons: legation area; maid and
switchboard service; rates from SIS
Ri Mis-. mo au lnf5Sss To- ms aaedRo ST. aaS
l7ei tARK RID. N.W.-Nice single
sSssl, meals. pSit. NJ. Pleasant car
club LII Y Mason, 1875 N. n. Ave.-S al
and gentlemen. Sgles.. doubles avail.
$1,000 wk. up. incl. full-course meals
and hotel service. NO. 1870
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2oo1-Nice
sele, rm., SIS wk.: dble.. S12, Good
nTs3SiEsR s0 i4Si 81 st. nss
Cool rms. bus: people. students.
MI. PLEAsANTMBeantiifui dbie. rm.,
twin beds, newly dec; home cooking
NO. 7-s644. 1781 Hobart st. NV
GLOVER PARK-2 vacancies for
young people. in pvt. home. Conv.
location. Reasonable. Wo. 6-0643.
THE MARIETTA, 1925 10th st. NV.
Cool rooms for ladies and men
Shower baths. switchboard. elevator
WANTED-Sinsie girl, rm. and 2
meals DAY In pvt. home. with
middle-ased cple.; no children. will
pack lunch II wanted. Home priv
ileges. $50 per mo. ia. 2-S090. 1885
8. Edison. Arl., Va. 20
RETIRED or elderly persons. Newly
furnished, redecorated licensed
nursing home: country location.
Inquiries invited. Phone Poolesvtlle
MT. PLEASANT AREA--Nice pleas
ant rm., next bath. home etmos-
phere. excel. table. AID. 4-1503.
LANIER PL. NV, 1745--Lge.. good
furn. rm.; 2 baths; cont. cookins.
unlim. phone, CO. 6-4062.
DUPONT AREA---Elderly people given
special attention: 8 meals served
daily; al mod. conveniences. incl.
MOTHER AND Child.
Cleveland Park. EN-. 3-S6S4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FRESH cows, 2, and % close spring.
H ERasSihsPPsssf BILE 7 1ss -. 30.
bu q u Wyo mi Sal Hsr. y fS.ss
are. nice animals. Also some reg re-.
isars res, ssys. esic ao'i are. hn s.. g
R,oII:: GqIJgsHS0oNs, Haypsrkst. va.
hTaSsn FT Tidss R Rss DihSSgnSs w MsP.
HUNTER mare. fine condition. suit
e eoIs Tor sx ssa or intermediate rider.
BULL. Aberdeen-Ansus, famous Sun.
eer s ssms with y caves e SOM: sr a.:
FEEDERS, 5 head, 500 to 600 lbs.
clean and healthy; a Angus,
alsss... &c var Or s & h sssenf!' J. wApIE
PONY, Shetland, brown and white
mare; IS in. tall; very gentle: SIS5
: or best offer JE. 1895. 49,
s FIVE GR atisE aN .Ti s So%s With
calves: $3.50. Phone OWNER. Ever
i aoLsTEifSs FAMILY cow. 500;
2 Hostein heifers,, is mos. old. sos
ns very ssns. sio SSasisn psos siS
fiily. s mos. Old. $50; i dark bay
boar. $40 M. chantiiiy. For dir.
call KI. s.oe2a or Lsnah 5000.
s i.itj ~ S-eSf CHESTNUT MARE. .
eeps saddle: $3.50 Or best offer. 10
ABERpEEN-ANGus. res. herd. goo.
families: Eileenmere bull. 3 years
s'tesoeSWs; fso q a1S Us and nd SIS; pint,
color: must sell: Dunkirk 5-S342,
RIDING HORSE, 8 yrs. Old: gentle
eris. cost, 81 200: must sell; $500
PO, 2-2265.
THREE. GAITED PLEASURE H0RSl
Chestnut white markings; blu
ribbon winner. anv reas. oner. Fut
ton S-3s01
GIRLS CHESTNUT RIDING H0RSI
Hes young. beautiful, sound
sioo. See at 56so sherrier piac'
R0NY-Brown and white, gentle
VIZ saddle and bride. $3.50 Ma
G0AII.yyoqns Alpipe nsnns; read
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EMERY HOTEI,

GlMG11 aO1E Eli
SPECIAL WEEKLY SUMMER RATES
100 sgle. and dhle. rooms, with rum
ming water. csc: fan, phone n every
s Fasm 7.i tssiiSsa'0r' 1917 g st. NV
COLORED-SGLE. or DBLE., front;
smpl s larson s RA. s-0 SIss ' Mss
COLORED-FURN. dbie. and single
rms; cooking and laundry facilities;
co sa5 RfEE5Snsgi "a cS S5sdS q.
All home privileges: good transpor-
c sstlSRi 3D. RcfihSs .Tou re- 7
s4ss. American Iegionnaires wei.
CoIoRED = COMFORTABLY F1RN
sgle. and .dble, rms; cooking COM
pany and phone priyils,: conv
CoLoRED-eoas list ST. NV
Home privils.. neatly furn., COW.
70 tranSp. no. 2-5065. 800
clean, comfortable rms, kit. privifs,
adults; $3.50 by wk. UN. 4-7O45.
coLoRED-RooMs FOR RENT,
ssnSaleleehE. aa TUT s-7 "a 18TH snd
COLORED-IN NV rms, furn.,
refined couple or individual, Sl4.5O
per week. Call after 8 pm, RIA.
coLoRED-RM. FOR 2, twin Beds,
use OF kit, $3.50 ca. 422 Critten-
COLORED-2147 + ST. N.w.-Lse.
front room for couple; small Tor
10 LADY, Ei ~. ,p pTiyiis. cal MA. s-88312
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
nicely furn.. couple or lady. 2015
vermont ave. NV. DE. 2-3913.
CoLoRED-l442 MONROE ST
Nicely fufn. rm. next to bath, lady
or couple, PRIVILEGES. DE. 2-7715.
COL0RED-sPRING. RD., mr. I4tR--
Lee. clean front rrn., 3 windows, mr..
cars, stores. privils. RIA. 6-3576.
CoLORED--so4 n. l. AvE,-DSle
rm. for refined empl. couple or sgle.
person; use Of kit. AID. 2-3939.
COLORED-LOvEsY RIM. for re-
spectable girl Or woman; home
H R11yils s-a Snd and r. !. ave. NV
- 1900 FLA. AVE-
pleasant furn. rms, near bath: In
pvt. home. refs. co. 5-0460.
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RooMs FURl.--MD. 3 VA.

FAIRFAX COUNTY, near Hasleton
Laboratories and Vienna---Master
bedroom. private bath. 2nd floor:
or 2 persons. Also, single room.
LIST noor, semipriyate bath; by week
estate area. For s sppo POINT s. a1 "a.
dress Box 1887. Star. 90
LEGI0NAIRES-Doubie room; j or
weeks; couple or ladies. 2616
n. 18th st., Arlington. IA. 2-7028.
ARLINGToN-spacious room with
Kann's, IA. s-7704. 30
ARL Rm. for gentleman; pvt.
ent2 phone: cony. to bus. 925 N.
jackson st. "a. 2-71as after pm.
TAKoMA RARK--Lovely front bed
priyils.; bus Of door; near shopping
n ee9Ht si. iUi S1lfIs sS. NJ ga,
ssra s I'll. ' e., 81 mel mi il ' ss5ss
BETHEspA--Lovely corner rm., adj
Nsens IL 0a anG naval Rys h aSms s GSns
A w n Ss rs ~ s sas H. Il s sis1.
sndon and bus. ia. STATS. --29
Woman musician has Iee. frt.
s snt for cengenial empl. woman in
". Lee hwy. IA IA 2.S745.n nuns. 80 =
DOUBLE. twin beds. mr.. Montgonery
sr; sSsSallese' Takoma Park. ND. 5U.
ARL.-C;omplete End floor pyt entr
rms. and bath; cool. clean; aces.
Sibls to bus. IA. 2-15S9.,
HYATTSvILLE-2. rms. dble. or sgle !,
for rent, in PVT. home. Close to
Next bath. Unlimited phone. COW
transp;. shopping. Pvt. home. UN.
W. HaaIaaAiTTsvILLE-Rm.. NEXT hat hath
Tor gentlemen; pvt. home ON bus
BELLE III: IA HAVEN TEaso7z xiLEx.-y.r7 2g p.
s so Sisa Byt. bath; for sentlemsn.
c fH S- CHASE CIR. AREA-cor. ora am..
g gM a slSms: $40 wk. Oh. 2-2sS5'
MANIsgle. or dble. rm.: conv. to bus
sMnoppins. schools. Pyt. home, 673s
A H., %e,, room near buses. Psnt-
FALLS, CHURCH-Lge. bedrm., bath
ana teie. IN pvt; home, for clean.
sober person. Catholic preferred. JE
ARLiNGToN-corner rm. for gentle
man; cool. quiet. next to bath; near
bus Call KE. S-4494.
NICELY FURN. RIM, first floor; no
drinking; Flower ave. Sill. Spg.: $25
N per INC nc; "; S,T392.
GRATED room; semipyt; bath: IN
private home. ia. $1,000.
SILVER SPRING--Large room suit
able j or 2; pvt. bath and phone.
LARGE IF TuR Sp B fsSsTS DoussIlEs g RM.,
prepared in Chartreuse; pvt. bath
ing facils.. pvt, entr:;; light cooking
a ard yer Near Clarendon Circle
PLEASANT ROOM. in home Of i
adult; reasonable rent; young man
preferred. IA. 2-2S66.
ALEX, VA.-1st floor. next to bath:
clean; refined gentleman; l blk. to
all transp:: phone XII. 9-4602.
ARLINGTON-Nicely furn. RIM. for
gentleman m. nr; p. E.; Psntason. etc.;
Alex &c X. 1 M. Pent aaa21; pvt.
fined home. TIE. 6-OS72.
ARLINGTON - Attrac. knotty pine
studio rm.; semipvt. bath; in apt.
bldg; gent. only. IA. 2-6854.
ALEXANDRIA-Attr room. pvt.
bath; excellent bus transportation.
limited phone: spacious grounds; $40.
sgie.; S45, dble. ia. 2-644S.
private home: close to bus. XII. g.
C0LoREp--REFINED LADY-Kit,
Sum-; JE. 4-2105, Mon. and Tues.
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED Room and board. 5 days
County, for respectable elderly lady.
REQUIRES some minor attention but
no medical care. ia. 7-7193. ---3
YOUNG LADY, requires furn. room
and kitchen privileges or share
apartment; near Presidential Gar
AND DENTAL STUDENTS.
of Genigetown University. desire
rooms in GEORGETOWN, Glover Park,
Burleith and Foxhall village, Cal
reRistrar's ONCE, EN- $4,000. be-
tween 8 am. and 4 pm. Monday
RooM AND Board wanted for self
employed widpwer, age Sc. Jewish
family preferred. CIR. 1864. 29s
CORNER RIM, NV, furn. or partly
furn., kit privils.: By white pract.
nurse. DE-. 2-4316 after 70 pm.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

s. Us NO. EiesE ROOM s$ ss o. ssss
2s Sly ss MI ST. f.7 Nv; large room and
s pSrfh' I Ds s.y4os decorated; sober
l saS 81. NV. n. R-As.rsctaye
utils. incl. RIA. 6-s491. 80
4O7 SEWARD SQUARE. Sc, 2 bed.
rm. apt. SIG wk.; dbl. Ink. rm.,
AfEdSo Tk s At s RM reis sO
c Se Ty: air.foaw matt matt;
$3.50 sGlE,,; s11.So up dble.; twin
bedrm... $3.50; refgr.. hotplate.
s isSS u 18TH e. 81 81. N.w.-Larse ri rm,
NV. B f2Si i FoR LADY aSstainer ;
hot hot !, plate; refgrs;ss . ige. closet. excel.
DUPONT StfasS; S4 CIRCLE ScffS4' AREA, double
room. newly decorated; light house
keeping facilities. Cali no. 2-4269
ROOM AND KITCHENETTE, running
water wat cleo. refgr;. sa s range; slS,SO
Ing distance downtown. 1895 18th
1 a Kennedy STA mr.. 18th;
spacious rm., next to bath; hot.
plate, refsr., all home prfylsi IA.
sS SSSy 18th ST. NV, cor. woSdiey
end 28th: nice comfortable rm.;
conv. to bus and shop; refgr., sink,
hroiler, hotpiate co. 6-1656. so
/ BED-LIV. RM, semi-pvt. bath, cleo.
hot plate, refgr., hot and cold water
in room. air cooled, laundry privi-
legeS; lady onlyS on An&costia bus
line; $40 mo. LU. 1-1606, 1907
c Mlnai s CsAs sis. d. c.--Larss studio
rm., kitchenette; close transp., shops.
18th 81. Nw.-Apt., LIST d.; rear
porch and yard, pvt. home; | or z
settled ladies; refs; $55. NO. z
MI. PLEASANT, 1920 10th st. NV
Front room with board for elderly
lady; tray service If necessary. NO.
FIRST fFLooR. FRoNT-Bedrm., kit.
with sink, stove and refgr,; near
bath. Suit. for quiet middle-age
person. No steps to climb. Ii. z
VERY LGE., bright. attractive rm.,
firepl,, dble. exposure. ground level,
pvt. entrance. Also nice bright End
fl. rm. next to bath. reas. Garage
avail $500 Kansas ave. NV. RA'
COLoREiD-LIGHT HoUsEKEEPiNc
rms; ideally located in downtown
area Of NV. section. Call Elk: s.
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