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ly at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Giles, which was very
enjoyable :. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Junior spent the mite with Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Giles Saturday !.
Miss Myrtle Briggs left for
Richmond, California Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Giles and family We're
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Welcome
Watson. Sunday =. w. B. Bat
tie who has been sick for a long
time visited Sunday school Sum
day.
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Mrs. Willene Smith

Mrs. Willene Smith
The Southend club met at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Joyner. After the regular bust
ness session, delicious repast
was served. The next meeting will
be held Tuesday night at the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. B. ].
Afford. Mrs. Ella Jones will be
hostess The Eastend club
will meet at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Fl. Crawford, Mon
day night The Usher board
is sponsoring an excursion 70
Sheridan the first Sunday In Apr.
The PTA will meet today at 2
p. m. We are asking all parents
to be present.
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Good Hope
Mrs. Bessie Lee Sockwell

MIs. OeS6le Lee SOCkWelI
Funeral services for Mr.. ellis,
Chichester. were conducted Sum-
day at Pleasant Hill Bapt. church.
Eulogy by Rev. ]. H. Hinton Of
Chichester. Mr. ellis was 81 years
old and was survived by Lavell
and I. d. ellis, Chichester !.
Funeral services for Mr.. and Mrs.
Gason's little son were held Mar.
II. He was the grandson Of Mr..
and Mrs Jesse Hampton, Chides-
ter. Eulogy by Rev. Sith Z.
Mrs. Pearlie Box was called to
the bedside Of her mother in
Louisiana, who has been very
sick. but Is improving. While
there. Mrs Box visited Rev. C.
H. Rowe's church. and reported
an enjoyable worship service :.
!. Mr., and Mrs. E. B. Sockwell
have purchased a house on high
way "a, seven miles west Of Cam
den ). Mrs. Ida B. Box left
for Crossett last week where she
will spend a few weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Ruthell Holloman
On the sick List are: Ben
Robertson, Mrs. Matilda Douglas,
and Mrs. Mollie Sockwc,l
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Sockwell, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Curtis. were din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. BY
mum Penny, Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo Caspers. were house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Enrec
Sockwell.
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l0udTlll
Eletha Burch

Eletha Burch
The Singing union held its
regular session at the New Jeru-
salem Baptist Church, March IA.
The meeting was great Money
raised S8l.34 Mrs. Mable Wal
ker and son, Mrs. Minnie john
son and baby, Mrs. Earlean King
and baby, all of Manning, visited
in the community with relatives
and friends, Wednesday Mrs.
Metric L. Parlor and Mrs. Nedar
Hyson, celebrated their 22nd
birthday. March 49, They are
the twins OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
Burch A Princess Revue
will be held at the Good Hope
Baptist church, April 4.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-26
Pine Bluff
Merle b. Williams

Merle b. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Donnerson, Mem
phis, were here recently visiting
her brother There will be a
program at the Pleasant View
Baptist church, Sunday, sponsor
ed by the deacon board. A
Heaven and He'll" party Is CIV
en- tonight at the home Of Corease
Hillman The gospel chorus,
Mt. Pleasant rendered program
Sunday night, with Mrs. Sadie
Wimberly, director Professor
Whiteside, 250l Grant stree, is
very ill Mr.. and Mrs. Blunt,
have announced the wedding OF
their daughter, Sadie Mae Toliver
to Eddie Lee Patterson, April 8.
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Read The Press
AROUND Pine BLUFF

WORKERS ARE PLANNING VACCINE PROGRAM
planning Jefferson countys participation
the nationwide polio vaccine met at the jewish ihp
End Poplar streets Monday Mrs Doe Levi chairman OF the
vaccine vounteers) presided
which the to the polio prob
lem will given 100 second graders next MONTH lhe
vaccinations has not been decided but the
likely, will started after April 18th
Mrs Pat Mul district advisor for the National Foundation for
Paralysis explained duties and requirements
The being sponsored by the
ciy-county departments being
supplied National Foundation and paid for with the March
Of Dimes funds
Mrs Horense Jones' Negro the fol-
lowing Lucrea Alexander Townsend Park Mrs
Thompson A. Hunter; Pastoral Mrs Free
man, announced; Harmony Mrs Rhodes;
ethsemane be announced Coleman be announced st. An
Martin: Indiana Eunce Pettgrew Jefer-
elementary Julia Ee Branton Ahemer training school
vasr announced; Fairfield be
announced.
Mrs D. D. James president Arkansas Col
civic worker and probation officer Of
Rock speak AME church $3.50 SUM-
day This meeting being sponsored by the Irene " Coleman Serv
ice club ALI VINO may be interested in civic affairs are re-
quested attend
Mrs Pearle covinson Of 2o2 IL Barraqle
the funeral Of M Willis Hot Springs last Friday
Mrs A. Of 1902 W. Puen street is home after
spending days the hospital much improved
The and three the four daughters the late Mrs
have returned their respective homes after being
called the sudden death Of their mother whose
Baptist Tuesday
L Cedar street the weekend
Fodyce guest Miss Bobra Hudson and family
while her mother the weekend of
Mrs M. T. Jones and family Of Magnolia.
A rejoicing the arrival
Wayne Davis hospital March Mother
doing fine.
JONES' Meyer George Pitman, Lawrence A.
IT, Phillips moored Newport to attend the
the State girls tournament Merrill high
school girls the semifinals.
Perkins daughter ruler the Daughter Eks is
vaescng Davis hospital after undergoing operation
Margie Ltzsey Rson formerly city,
resting nicely hospital injured
auto-train wreck last week.
practical city
Pauline president Hays president
recording secretary Franklin secretary
Ruth Hills corresponding secretary Colby
Mrs Nete Walker pariamenaan program was
quite interesting splendid repast
number Special
Pauline Troupe. Mrs. Georgia Siverman,
Thursday the &C met in the home of Troupe
President L. Adams in charge appreciation Civ
the president lovely
| card of which received with gratitude
Mrs Matte Pinkson Chicago T.
and their daughter Joyce OF
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Long, 101 E. 18th
The funeral of Mrs Augusta Walker
AME church held at ST. AME Sunday
Mrs Katie Garden Of New City house-guest
and Mrs II. T. Perry 600 E. 18th
Watson boule-
vard wrecked" it. during the past week
Riley celebrated York. appears in ben
eft recital Merrill high school today Of
the NAACP Attorney Wiley Brann president sponsor Sub
scribe for the STATE PRESS and news
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mittee of Philander Smith
lege with Miss L. c. Bum.
ing as chairman. The Bun
are: Evelyn Askew, BessI,
Bass, Carmeletia CarulA
Alice Fitzpatrick, Verm,
Freeman, varnetta Hilliard
GINA Jeffries, Joyce Mile,
otha Moore. Linda Mott
Nell Randolph and Gwen,
Strong.
There will be Is troop i
ceive cookie awards. Mrs |,
ten, as chairman has done
derful job.
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Rev. Adams, Pine Bluff attend
ed his church Sunday at Morril-
ton The sudden change in
the weather caused a few to have
fresh colds during the past week
The Bartons are thinking Of
moving to Colorado. We extend
good wishes to the Bartons, and
hope they will find conditions
better :.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-26

In loving memory Of nv
band. Mr.. Joe Nicely, ~
ago today, March 81, M
dispatched his angle from
to call you home from ~
reward. Without a word Of !
ing. you never uttered 4
You went away and LETT "
only. said good bye. God y
road. was getting rough, Y
was hard to climb. BE J
closed your precious ~
whispered peace be thine
Sadly missed by your s1
Mrs. Lottie Nicely
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-26
With The Churches
ZION HILL

AAON HILL
Sweat Home-The pastor. Rev.
W. &C. Porter, and members of the
e-hIrch are sponsoring an "Old
Fashion Fellowship Dinner" Sum-
siay- The program will begin at
~ a. m. and close at 10 .. m.
Singing will be furnished by
groups and choirs from Shiloh.
Greater Harvest, and Macedonia
baptist churches. Rev. J. 5. Speech
WIN be guest soloist. Guest speak
ers viii be Rev. williams, pastor
Of Arch Street Baptist church;
REV. r. T. Evans, st. Peters Rock
&C. and moderator Of Union dis
,Erict: r. J. Moses. Rev. J. v.
Cooper. Rev. G. r. Ramsey and
Rev. T. M. Chambers, jr.
Church Il God In Christ
Elder A. w. Jones, reporter
The Church OF God in Christ,
18th and Commerce. was the
sglnsf church for the city Sunday
school union Of the Churches OF
God IN Christ, March TO- The
presidents, Sisters Cora Luke and
Orado Shadowvine, were in
charge. There were four churches
present: Holy Temple, l4th and
Pulaski; South Temple. 31st and
Fulton: Pinkey Addition church,
and 18th and Commerce church.
Prayer and applications were Of
fered to God for people every
where. Songs OF praise and
testimonies were given. Subject
discussed: Jesus Face the
Gross. Lesson was reviewed by
the union pastor, Elder Lem Will
Harms. Offering reported $23.46.
District Sunday school supt., Sis.
Beatrice Randell City union supt.,
Sister Cora Luke. Prayer band
leaders Sisters Stalem and Pearl
Winfrey. Sister Lizzie Walls,
seer exsry. Sister Viola Danford,
usnioa booster, reported the high
est amount of money. The next
union meeting will be April at
pfnkey addition Church Of God
I'm Christ, 902 Maxwell street.
The state youth congress of the
Churches of God in Christ, north
eastern Arkansas, is being held at
James tsmpple, state headquarters,
18th and Cross streets, this week.
Wednesday through Sunday. The
purpose of this congress Is to
train young women and men for
the church Of tomorrow, and it
consists of talented youth from
Beginners to adult life. The off
cial sermon will be preached at
] p. m. Sunday, by the president.
z r. Graham. Program Is Satur-
day night. Mrs. c. L. Benton,
state field worker. Mrs zelberdia
Watson. state secretary.
MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST, MIR
The Mt. Pleasant Bapt. church
23rd and Orange street, DR.. Robt
Dickerson. pastor, is conducting {
religious census which will &c
underway this week in an aret
frrn 21st street on the southsid'
80 9sth street on the northsidc
west 10 the MOP railroad tracks
and east to short Main. In thi
area II is hoped that people o
Ill ages WIN are mot cnnnecta,
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( Teen News

The public relations committee.
Mrs. E. B. Moore, chairman en-
joyed luncheon meeting last
Thursday at which time it out
lined the work of the committee
during the month.
The committee will present Mrs.
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Grendetta Scott in a book re-
view next Sunday at p. m. Mrs,
Scott will review "the Big Fish
erman" by Lloyd Douglas. The
Big Fisherman is the sequel Of
The Robe" which was reviewed
last month by Mrs. Marguerite
Hodge.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-26
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Arkansas State press., 1954-03-26

Miss Edna Douglas, chairman of
the board Of management of the
Phyllis Wheatley YWCA and Mrs.
L. M. Walker. executive director
were appointed delegates to the
Southwest regional conference
Of the YWCA being held in Dali
las, Texas, March Is to 20.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-26

BERTHA LEE ROBINSON mother Of two small children
Chidrens Convascent Center from spinal cord
Mrs. Robinson DERMOTT Arkansas get
rutce and to for her family The Center
funds through Easter Seals the Seal
throughout the your
tribution your County Chairman, today.
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Prom'ne Mairons
Honor Guests With
Elaborate Dinner

HOT SPRINGS-Mrs. c. c. Saw
yer Memphis, Tennessee. wife of
c. C. Sawyer of Sawyer Real Es-
tate company, and Mrs. B. N,
Harrison. Hot Springs, gave a
dinner party at the beautiful Bap-
fist building, last weekend. A.
mong those attended the party
were the following guests: Mrs.
T. S. Smith, Memphis; DR.. Edith
Erby Jones, Hot Springs, Mrs. /.
M. Evans. Hot Springs; Mrs. T.
r. M. Howard. Mound Bayou,
Miss; Mrs. Grace Young. Men,
phis; Mrs. T. C. Smith. Memphis;
Mrs. Mary Cole. Metropolitan In
surance and Burial company
Chicago; Mrs. Norman Houston,
Golden State Mutual Insurance
company, Los Angeles; and Mrs.
L. C. Bates, Little Rock.
The guests were very appre-
eiative to Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs.
Harrison, for such an enjoyable
evening. Mrs. Harrison Is the
aunt of Mrs. Sawyer.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-26

ATTENDS CONFAB--Dr. S. c.
Coleman Of Arkansas City, re-
Gently attended the Ninth Ma
tional Conference on Rural
Health, held in the Baker no.
tel, Dallas. DR.. Coleman is
chairman Of the Rural Health
committee of the Natl Medi-
cal association, and is the only
physician in Arkansas City. He
is the proprietor of the city
clinic in the Arkansas town.
Arkansas State press., 1954-03-26

NOTICE-T0 Church Reporters:
The PRESS welcomes your news
and invites you to send II In
when II ID news. So when your
church h planning . program that
Is different from your regular
service send II In, II Is
news. send II In and II will benc-
1T your church by publishing II
before II happens. After II has
happened II loses most Of the
news value, and The PRESS can
not guarantee publication.
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with the church can be brought
into the church. This census is
to precede a special evangelistic
campaign that will start April 4
and continue thru the 18th. The
guest minister for the revival is
quite an outstanding preacher.
The pastor is looking forward to
attending the national meeting in
Dallas, Texas. which convenes the
end of March and the first two
days In April.
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Upct,urch
Anki~ Z HsIna

There was a winner roast recent
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

N. J. AVE. BAR AND GRILLE with
lic.. CO.; Sl1. 900. Cor. of N. J. ave:
rms. K. and b.; S15O mo. rent. Mr..
r PANTELs; eTne * A Is.Rs s3s a. dies.
ready-to-wear. on transient business
street; cheap rent. good lease. So
900, complete, stock and fixtures.
, RSS isdI1; stsr; sroRSf 3
Stock and fixtures valued over SEQ
900; owner will sell for $500 with
Mr.. Brown with YEoNAS REALTY,
D ny IaHS PLANT. nearby Va:
counter trade; also . truck routes.
Owner sacrificing; priced below mar. !,
= Sea food; good va.
location; seats 100; open 6 days a
wk.; monthly business over $4,000;
air-conditioned: beautifully equip;
AHc licensed. Priced for immediate
sale; cash and terms, For appoint
YEoNAS REALTY. IA. s-21o0. IS
DOWNTOWN. 90S N. z. ave. NV
Well equipped grocery for the price
Of rent. Excel. oppor. d.. 7-3o47.
RESTAURANT OWNER in bad health,
will sell very reasonably. Call JE. q
$3.50 at any time. 20
RESTAURANT GROCERY STORE on
busy Highway mi. from D. C. on
Rte. 4, opposite Andrews Air Force
Base. Completely eanipped, large
seating capacity, plenty OF room
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2 spacious apartments on End A.:
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ANTIQUE SHOP, fully stocked. good
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Excellent opportunity for expert.
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5451. 10
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. Gent,

ATTENTION--We have
several large town houses In the
very best locations that must be
sold and are priced accordingly
Please call Mr.. Holland. with
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. Tail;
eyes,. OIL. 2-3223. --6
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME. BERKELEY
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eyes,, OIL. 2-3223. 10
SALE OR LEASE, 6-room house. 8
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OF transp. Fufn. or unfurn. JU. g.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CLIENT with magnificent references
will pay up to $500 for the right
house Call Mrs. Dixon. JAMES L.
DIXON d CO.. ST. $1,000 or EN-.
HAVE TWO excellent outstanding
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Please call Mrs. Dixon, JAMES L.
DIXON 5no g. CO., ST. $4,000 or EN-.
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care. part consideration. ia. 2-95O1,
after 8 pm. Sat; 10 Am. Sun. 5'
l. law MAIDS 6sarm rms and 9as bath. ii ~
permanent resident. at once; good
NV. section. west of Conn. ave-,
D ShsI ma OFF official desires nice
y furn r.. 4.bedrm house in nv ".
70 $500. 81. 4-ao6a. "
UNFINISHED a-bedroom. house.
large living room with fireplace. sep
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We ns' HAVE A NUMBER OF CLIENTS
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Takoma Park, D. C. Rambler
3 BdrmS III Bths. Sc. 500 On.

Bargaini Brick rambler with front
Mr.. Coolidge High and Pauls schools:
also Takoma swimming pool. This
lovely home contains lge. liv. rrrl.
with firepl.. din. rm.. modern kit.
with garoase disposal. dishwasher.
tracts invited with 81 ,S95 down.
CALI, NE. S-54O0. OFFICE OPEN
8 AN. TO 8 PM. tEVES., Mr..
BLuMENTHAL, RIA. 3-9450).
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co.
14I5 Z O. NV. Me. $4,000
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CHEVY CHASE
CruNOT G

4 bedrms., 2 baths. powder rm.,
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to Nebraska, left on Nebraska to
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HAWTHORNE
1859 WYNDALE ST. NV.
OPEN SUN. AND MON, 2-6

Detached brick house with
large living room, separate
dining room, screened porch,
excellent kitchen, bedroom and
bath all on 1st floor. End
floor contains 2 unusually big
bedrooms and bath. Full base
ment. garage. Good financing.
Directions: Out Conn. ave. to
Chevy Chase Circle. right on
Western ave. to .Wyndale st.,
and right to house.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARGYLE PARK, Silver Spring. s12.-
in Parkside School area. Mr.. bus.
Liv. rm. 13x1S, with firepl. Din. rm..
kit, 2 bedrmS. and bath. Full bsmt.,
gas heat. alum: storm windows.
Wooded lot, 51xl67. driveway, excel.
terms terms g BY YES. g. RAMSEY. ~
BETHESDA Atsi FOREST -
Perfect home for small family or
retired cpl; NO BASEMENT but
lots. Of storage space; modern kit,
built.in gar, 2 bedrms. and den
Son 30 s se bop saa ap full baths s:hun
and in immaculate cond. Logically
priced at $20,950. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. OIL. 2-7O06; eyes,, OIL. 4-57O9.
BETHEsDA-charmins Cape Cod in
Lady of Lourdes area. Liv: nm.
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on 2nd A.: full bsmt., rec. rm.. level
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mr.: stores and transp. Priced SIS
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7024 Wilson lane, OIL. 4-O2S3. --5
BEThESDA-Three bedrms., 2 baths,
lge. liv. rm. with fireplace, mod kit,
full-sized din. rm.; priced to sell.
OWNER. OIL. 2-0721.
BETHESDA, near NIH-Interestine
home in good repair and on large
lot. 9310 Old GEORGETOWN I'd.
$17,500, with $1,000 down. Immed.
poss;; J. NELSON HUGHES, EN-.
New listing.
Colonial, established close-in To-
tif1liyy la laandsesped YARD nd. , owner
with EARL T. WRIGHT. OIL. $4,000
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by owner; $1,000
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bsmt.; = yrs. old; mr.. N. /. H.. rec.
center and schools. OIL. 6-S335.
BETHESDA, s1s,s5O-Here is a rare
combination. quiet family neigh
borhood: within walking distance,
shopping, schools and express bus to
downtown; red brick Colonial, on
level wooded lot: lge. liv. rm.. din.
rm., equip. kit. and paneled den or
TV rm.; 3 bedrms. and tiled bath
upstairs; lge. storage attic, full
bsmt.. built-in gar; excel. cond. and
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Shepherd Park
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 8
1920 FLORAL, ST. NV

Detached brick Colonial,
slate root, choice CORNER lot
north OF Walter Reed. Lovely
trees. Old-fashioned garden
with patio and brk. walls, LIST
H.; center hall, large living
rm., side porch. spacious din
ing room, kitchen dining al
cove. End A.: 3 bedrooms. den.
maids room. bath. grade en-
trance. Gas h.-w. heat, gar.
A real buy at S22,95O.
REALISTINGS CORP.
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Bus. oPPoRTUNITlEs tcenf.l

VENDING MACHINE BUSINESS
ROUTE. IN Silver Spring: 1878.
Write GRADY w. HOPKINS, bon
26s Leesburs. Va. or phone XII
|GESSEESRiaiL sToRE with . gas pumps pun
IN sandy Spring area. Lease includes
ests compels immediate sale. Make
me an offer. Call JU. 9-4I6O. Loca-
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GROCERY STORE and bldg: 8 apis.
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TRASH ROUTES WANTED. with or
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IDEAL R06oMING HOUSE, N.w.011
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S-1572 for appointment with our
G lzsefe sfaTioS. washmobile and ga
rage. to reliable party, opportnnl Y
bust business ss.a.d Very small gsg44 amount Of
BEAUTY SHOP. modern equipment;
$50 ,I Located haas y H1S aS s.
BE iszS' s Il I4i o- fok SALE. very
cheap. Ia. 9-5426. Sc
sEAFooD CARY-OUT. s.w. corner;
100000 yr. gross. Must sell due
to owners death. Will accept best
offer this week. Box 21S-Y, Star.
TAVERN. newly decorated. with out
door cement garden equipped for
food; 2 brand-new shufieboards,
large seating capacity and modern
bar. Gross business, $4,000 per
annum. Long lease on building.
Desirable Silver Spring, Md, Local
ton. S1l,500. JU. 5-3637. Is
RESTAURANT, sale or lease; Claren-
don area; fully equipped, open-pit
barbecue. JE. 4-01S5 or ia. 8-2733.
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