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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-19

A. ]. Lewis, Tony Lucas, Norman
Light, Gerald w. Lewis, James
Lee. Albert Moorhead, John Nc
HE, Albert Mcfarland, Louis NJ.
Moore, Carlos Moffatt, NJ. X, Nc
Knight, James Murray, William
Massie, Stephen Maxwell, Robert
Murray, Richard Mann. Albert
Mum. Walter Mcfarland, b. L.
Morris, Cecil f. Newman, Charles
Nichols. Andrew Neal, Earl Onque,
Oscar Oliver, Drexel Pugh, Eulis
c. Uierce and Leon Ponder.
And the Messrs. and Mines.
Basil Peake, Robert Patterson.
Clennie Perry, Junius Powell,
Godfrey Rawlings. Robert Ray,
Carl T. Rowan, Andrew Russell,
Woodrow Reed, Robert Shoffner,
John Stanley. william Smith, John
Scott, Walter Suthern, Harrison
Scarver, Huron ]. Shelton, II. A.
Stokes, Frank Schine, Paul Smith,
David Scott. Kenneth Stokes,
Richard Stokes Jr., Nelson Speese,
William Sutherland, Dennis Sims,
James Thomas. James l.. Taylor
Thomas Talley, Henry Thomas,
Ezell Thomas. Paul Thomason.
Also Messrs. and Mines, Eugene
Underwood, Donald Underwood,
Martin Wellington, Buck Warren
Walter ]. Wilson, Joseph Waters,
John Woodland, Edward l.
Withers, Paul Wood, Willie viii
Hams, Frank Winfield, Charles
Young and Wilbur zeno. DR.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Butler. Messrs. and
Mines. William Mcintosh and L.
A. Scipio.
Other guests included the Mines.
Victor Galloway, Marguerite Car
ter, Betty Dodd, Quanita Dawson,
Odessa Harris, Dolores Henson,
Beatrice Gruner, Harriet Gordon,
Juanita Murphy, Mary Morris,
Shirley Moore. Josephine Miller,
Josephine Oden, Wanda Owens,
Louie Parker, Eddris Pridgen,
ventress Robertson, Myrtle Ross.
Dolores Sears, Naomi Thomas,
Margaret Wilson.
Also the Misses Myrrhene Al
len. Mary Carroll. Constance Fish
err. Mary Herrod, Dolores Jones,
Annabelle Jones, Martha Kay,
Ruth Manning, Errnon Owens,
Evelyn Patterson. Helen Smith,
Elaine Speese, Jewel Sears. Gloria
L. Williams. Barbara White; the
Messrs. Phillip Archer, Victor
Galloway, Arthur Cunningham.
Nathaniel Evans, Edward Hat
ton, Charles II. Jones. Joseph L.
Lewis. Chester Oden. Thomas o.
den. Irving Palmer, Michael Polk,
Samuel Richardson and Milton G
Williams.
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Crediofawn News

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Walton,
1884 Stevens Av., Minneapolis,
were hosts to the club on We'd
nesday. February 10. All who at
tended considered the evening an
exceptional one and extended
thanks TO the Waltons for graz
ciously sharing the warmth and
hospitality of their comfortable
home
Fifty Credjafawns began a
Progressive Trip Around The
World" on Saturday, February
10 at Q p. m.
Madame and Monsieur John
Lawrence. Dat Iglehart Av.. enter
tanned in their attractive recrea-
ton room. Here we wined and din
ed by candlelight while "garcon"
took care of our every need Paris
is a city Of gayety and we truly
enjoyed French cuisine as we were
being photographed by our host,
John.
We then flew TO Norway, THE
Land Of the Midnight Sun" The
Gene Moores. 966 Iglehart were
our hosts. Beautiful scenes Of
Norway were effectively mounted
on the walls and picture books
were there 10 be enjoyed also,
Fish was served, as we'll as other
foods Of that country.
A very special picture Of our
hostess, Frances. was shown and
many male tourists enjoyed Nor
way all the more because OF this
snapshot.
We reluctantly left Europe after
visiting France and Norway and
flew to Mexico. Bambino Janice
Lee met us when we landed She
was dressed in the garb Of Mexico.
The exotic warmth and dramatic
atmosphere Of that country held
as under its spell until the wee
hours Of the morning.
Senior and Sonora James Lee
936 Carroll Av., were our hosts.
The Mexican cuisine was both hot
and potent and the Lees rumpus
room offered good music, dancing,
cards, excellent food and exciting
company.
The social and program commit
tee members were as busy as
beavers. yet they found time 10
enjoy the Progressive Trip A
round The World" Dorothy Nc
Farland, reporter.
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Birthdoy Porfy For
Three Year Old

Little Diane Cox. three years
old, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lee of COS Eighth Av. N. was fet-
ed on her third birthday with a
party given by her mother on Sat
urday afternoon. February 10.
The children enjoyed games and
best OF all the refreshments, ice
cream, popcorn. punch and cake.
The party was climaxed with the
cutting and serving of the beauti-
fully decorated birthday cake.
Little guests who enjoyed the
afternoon with the honoree were
Ralph Crowder Jr., Wendell RILEY
Dureen, Derry and Richard Carr
Jr., and Gerald Wilson.
Pictures were made of the
group. Diane received many
beautiful gifts.
Mrs. Ralph Crowder and Cecil
AGENT assisted Mrs. Lee.
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Brown and Jerry Beal.
Slowly Improving: Mr.. Mason
Lewis, 1887 Fourth Az. who has
been i'll in Northern Pacific hos
pital for the past ten days is
slightly better.
Jack and Jill Chapter Mothers
Meet: The T. c. Chapter of Jack
and Jill Mothers met at the home
of Mrs. James Brown, 1885 Fifth
Av. S. on Friday evening. Febru-
airy IL. The children will have an
activities meeting on Saturday,
February 20, at the Phyllis Wheat
ley Settlement House, 500 Aldrich
Av. n.
Wedding Announcement: Mr..
and Mrs. Leland Edward Farley.
"A William st. S. E. announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Constance Ireileen, to
Thomas Grant Jackson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Grant jackson of
$50 Bryant Av. N. The wedding,
an event of February 2s. viii be
held at p. m. at Border Metho-
dist church, Fourth and Aldrich
Av. n. with Rev. Charles NJ. Sex
ton, pastor performing the cere-
mony. A reception win follow at
the home of the groom's parents.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Emma James
of 2207 Fourth Av. s.. who enter
ed Fairview hospital on January
81, for two weeks suffered a re-
lapse on her return home and was
again hospitalized February 81, in
Mt. Sinai hospital. Her condition
at press time was slightly improv-
ed.
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the group. Those enjoying their
hospitality were Messrs. and
Mines, Henry Thomas, Harold
Combs, John Patton, Melvin VIII.
son, Miss Alma Goodrich: the
Messrs, Thomas Benford, William
Hin and Cecil f. Newman.
Surprised: Mrs. I, Il. Hagen and
Mrs. Clemcntine Sydes were very
pleasantly surprised on Sunday,
February II. when they were the
honored guests at n dinner party
in celebration OF their birthdays
given by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Bell
OF 500 Carroll Av, An afternoon
of socializing, following dinner
was enjoyed by Mr., !. r. Hagen,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Smith. Miss ven-
lea Combs and the honored guests.
Mrs, Hagen's birthday was Feb
ruary 18th and Mrs. sydes' Feb
ruary IL.
Scroliers Pledge Club: The
Serollers Pledge Club of Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity entertained
the ward patients at the Gillette
hospital In st, Paul on Friday,
February IL, Members OF the fra
ternity include Russell Bostad,
president: Carl Fraction, vice
president, Donald Bryant ii, Sec
rotary: Alonzo Smith, treasurer,
Donald Gates, parliamentarian.
and members-at-large. Bin Robin
son, Ellsworth Harpole and Carl
Cockrell.
Kappa Alpha Psi Meeting:
Graduate and undergraduate
members OF Kappa Alpha Psi
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ueAdLid leInple NO. l2S, held a
post-hohday party on Sunday,
February IA at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Woodland, 11os
Lyndale Av. N. About rs guests
enjoyed the various games PLAYED
and light refreshments served dur
ing the evening, which was follow
ed by a hot lunch. Mrs. Lola Cat
ting is state organizer and Mrs.
Lucille Woodland is president.
Bethesda Juniorettes Organized:
On Saturday afternoon, February
ID, a new singing group was or
gained at the home of Mrs. Des-
sic Gresham, 2717 Clinton Av.
This group of youngsters between
the ages of eight and fourteen. will
use their talents to carry the Cos
pei in song at Bethesda Baptist
church. Officers elected are Mas
ter Asa Grigsby, president: little
Miss Oracle Huff, vice president:
Miss Alice Harlana Thomas, sec
rotary and Sharon Grigsby, treas
urer. There were eleven present
at this meeting. They will meet
each Wednesday afternoon at 4
p. m. with Mrs. Gresham, who win
direct them.
Birthday Greetings: Belated
birthday greetings to Miss Janice
Merrill, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Merrill ST.. of 23O9 Fifth
Av. S. who celebrated her natal
day on February 18th.
Marriage License Application:
Application for marriage license
has been made by Leon Fisher.
1903 Washington Av. N. and Mary
E. Floyd, of 526 Colfax Av. N.
Housewarming: Members of the
Around the Clock Club gave a
surprise housewarming party in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Christopher of 511O James Av. N.
on Saturday, February %, to
help them "christen" their newly
built home. Gifts were presented
to them by each member and re-
freshments were served. Those
present who helped in the celebra-
ton were the Misses Jewel Sears,
Dolores Sears, Annabelle Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nesbitt, Mr..
Clyde Scroggins, Messrs. Charles
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pital on Monday. February is.
where she Is undergoing treat
ment.
Surprise Party: Mrs. /. II. Ha-
gen, sol Carroll Av.. was the hon
ored guest at a surprise birthday
party given by her niece, Mrs.
Lois Johnson, on Saturday eve-
ming, February 10. About ten o.
clock a group Of IL ladies arrived
at Mrs, Hagen's home and when
she responded to their ring at the
door was greeted with happy
birthday" The evening was en-
Joyed playing games and was
climaxed with birthday cake
and refreshments. Mrs. Hagen re-
ccived number OF gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Club Meeting: Mr..
and Mrs, Isadore Freeman, 363
". Western Av were hosts 10 the
regular meeting of the Mr.. and
Mrs, Club ON Saturday, February
Q, The next meeting viii be held
on March with Mr.. Ersei Neal.
761 Rondo Av. as host.
On Sad Errand: Mrs. Earlyn n.
Bell. 9l2 ST. Anthony Av,. spent
four days in Duluth, where she
was called due to the death of
Mrs. Ada McHenry. who died
Thursday, February 4. Funeral
services were held at Crawford's
Mortuary in Duluth on Monday.
February s, Mrs. McHenry Is the
mother of Mrs. Cecilia Simpson
Of Joliet. Ill. and Mrs. Wanda Lee
Brown. Chicago. Both are well
known In the Twin Cities.
Adclphal Club Meeting; Mrs. M.
X Mcknight, ESQ Fuller Av. win
be hostess to the Adelphai Club on
Tuesday. February %.
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Progmateio Entertain
ESQ Guests At
Doncinq Parry

The Embassy Room, st. Fran
els Hotel, st. Paul, was the scene
of a colorful party Friday night,
February IL, when Pragmateia
Sorority was hostess TO $50 guests
in their gala first anniversary for
NAL dancing party
The guests danced to the scin-
tillating music provided by the
five-piece orchestra of Paul Thorn
ason.
]. f. Johnson, always the genial
host greeted guests at the door,
Officers were identified with gold
pins in the shape of the letter "P"
trimmed with rhinestones and
each member wore a blue and
white bow pinned on the lower left
side.
The ladies presented an at
tractive and arresting pictue in
their beautiful and stunning
gowns, ballerina formals, floor
length formals and cocktail dres-
ses, and the men were meticulous
in their evening attire.
A highlight of the delightful af-
fair was the Anniversary Waltz
for members only. Mr.. John Law
renee announced each soror by her
given name and the year in which
she became a member. Mrs. An
nette II. Robinson, president, led,
followed by other officers and
chairmen, Mines. Junauld Brad
dock and Erma Mazingo and last
ly members from 1915 to 1854.
Members presented their guests
with cigarettes as souvenirs.
Among the guests at the fes-
tive affair were: the Messrs. and
Mines. Clarence Anderson, Harold
Andrews, Theodore Allen. George
Brooks, Andrew Brent, Maurice
Bellamy, Charles Brooks, Martin
Brookins, f. L. Boyd, Marion
Brown, Lawrence Boyenton, Ken
meth Bowser, Walter Bledsoe,
Charles Banks, Floyd Barr, John
Banks Jr., Earl Bell, Norman Bell
Bradford Benner, Charles Balen-
ger, Leroy Bosley, William Chan
ey, E. C. Charleston, Kenny
Christian, Leroy Coleman, Willie
Clark.
Others included Messrs. and
Mines. Andy Clark, Donald
Charleston. Julius Cole. Percy
Dawson, Leonard Davis, Sterling
Duke Jr.. Kenneth Edwards,
Leroy Elliot, Phillip Freeman,
Richard Fox, Lafayette Fields,
Robert Graham, Ernest Green,
Ollye Gum, Walter Coins, Ollye
Griffin, Shelton Granger, Ashby
Gaskins, N. N. Galloway, w. d.
Gray Sr., w. d. Gray Jr., w. ].
Gardner, David Graham, Percy
Greene, Ralph Gardner, Carl Fl.
Griffin, James Griffin, James
Hughes Jr., Ellsworth Harris,
Herbert Harris, Raleigh Humburd,
Arthur C. Hill, Granville w. Has
kins, Wilbur Henderson and r. s.
Harris.
Also Messrs. and Mines. Albert
Harper, Grover Ingram, Robert
johnson, Walter Johnson, Arthur
Jackson, Robert Jackson, Jewell
Jones, James Kirk Jr., John Law
renee, w. B. Lewis, Eugene Lewis,
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Geld Band Society; Mrs. Junius
Powell, eST Iglehart Av.; was hos
tess to the Gold Band Society on
Monday evening. February rs
Plans were discussed for future
activities for the club, The next
meeting win be held Monday,
March LIST at the home Of Mrs,
Donald Lewis, s25 N. chatsworth.
Happy birthday Club; Mrs, Ed
ma Bosley. 66e Rondo Az, viii be
hostess 10 the Happy Birthday
Club on Tuesday evening. Febru-
airy %.
Recuperating; Mrs, Barbara
Robinson of 766 Carroll Av,, who
has been i'll for the past three
weeks is much improved and is
now recuperating at her home,
Twin star No. 1882 Auxiliary
Meeting; The Twin Star Auxiliary
No. $3.50 vFw met on Monday
night. February 10, at tho home OF
Mrs. Irene Jaciman. 966 st. An
thony Az. Several projects were
outlined for future action.
III; Mrs, William Black. 7e2 w
Central Av.. entered Miller hos
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fraternity win meet Sunday. Feb
ruary FL at 4 p. m. at the Sterling
Club to discuss the Forthcoming
regional which win be held in the
twin cities Easter week. There win
be delegates in attendance from
Nebraska. Iowa, Illinois, North
and South Dakota and Wisconsin.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Memo Club Meeting: Mrs. Lola Gattlng iii Lyndae Av
As the evening progressed members eniove5 camaS
socazng and refreshments served by the hostess Mrs Alice
Young awarded the prize ~
Post Holiday Party The Purple Cross Nurses Unit of Min
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Social and Personal
r ST. PAUL

Supper Party Food fun and froc was the order Of the
evening al the home of Mr. and Mrs James Coleman
shall Av Friday evening February IL preceding Prag
maeia Sorority dancing party when they entertained
buffet supper Following the bounu buffet supper guests
enjoyed playing records and dancing Pictures made
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Evening star., 1954-04-21

BETHESDA
Brick Colonial with 3 twin size bed
rms, 2Ia baths. center-hall entrance.
corner lot.
H. J. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
OIL. 4-Sll1 till 9
Evening star., 1954-04-21

very small deposit
bedroom semi, with full basement:
vacant. CECIL B. LUPTON, Real
tor. ia. 1888; eyes,, ia. 2-2577.
Evening star., 1954-04-21

RD. BLK. OFF BRANCH
3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
2 yrs. old. new-house cond.. truly a
garage, patio. 1a-acre level corner
lot beautifully Handicapped and the
location is the best in sc, suburban;
. miles to D. C. Mrs. Cox, ATLAS
REALTY CO., LU. 2-S136; ST: s.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AvONDALE-Conv. Avondale Terrace
IN TOWN. yet only blks. in Prince
Georges County. 7-rm.. ali-brick
Colonial. pine-paneled rec. rm.. I'm.
den may be used as 4th bedrm.. wall
to-wal carpeting. rhirrored firepl
For sale by OWNER. 5407 goth pl.,
NEAR WEST LANHAM-6 acres
Price. 1850; terms. O. B. ZANT-
FINGER. Jr., WA. 7-1S1e.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
Picture Book
ARLINGTON-FALLS CHURCH
BACK UP
READ THIS AGAIN

Transfer necessitates the
sale of q fil,er brick prewar
2-story Colonial; liv. rm.,
firepl., sep. din. rn., rear incl
porch, full bsmt.; 10 Minis. by
bus to city; no car needed.
Price, $12,950; $4,000 down.
or CT accepted with small dn.
Evening star., 1954-04-21

RIVERDALE, MARYLAND
S17.e5O. TERMS
1906 Queensbury I'd. Lge.. handsome.
det. home; 2 story; center-hall
plan on lot 190x100. IL lge. rms.
lovely Arm. apt. on 2nd A.; 3
baths, 2 compl. Kitchens. storage
attic. oil heat. 2-car gar. Wonder
full buy. 1st time offered.
w. w. LEWIS. REALToR
HE. 4-35OO. Ewes. RA. 3.6476
Evening star., 1954-04-21
?CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CLOSE-IN. WITH Il ACRE LOT
2 easy to keep new Jewel homes;
beautifully built to last through the
years. The room sizes will hold
your treasured pieces. with ample
storage, too.
One contains 3 bedrms. and II,
baths. and the othei in addition
has q Colonial stairway leading to
= delightfully windowed rooms. Mod
ern in every fixture and detail this
is contemporary New England in
scenic woodland setting. Your
moneys worth at S24 500 and
S26,So0, respectively. To inspect
w. B. Wright, EN-. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-04-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
S68O DOWN-GI
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

alexandria, very small deposit
will move you in this spotless. q
bedroom semi, with full basement:
vacant. CECIL B. LUPTON, Real
tor. ia. 1888; eyes,, IA. 2-2577.
Shirley hvy.-One full
acre, with large trees. nestled. this
iavatory, win accept late model car
or End trust as down payment. Full
price. 5000: So, 500 down payment.
S6.500; $3.50 down. XII. S-3337.
ARLINGToN-wA1K TO ST. ANN's.
$l4.900. .Three-bedrm.. brick ram
s;,sr. Dler; excel; M ;rl, plan; lge; level lot As
Maeruder. JA.' ' 1900; ewes. IA.
2-7115.
Dutch Colonial on quiet street. with
many shade trees. Good financing.
S18,45O. DONOHOE REALTY, ia.
1929. Ewes. OIL. 4.5035. -25
FALLS CHURCH tPimmit Hills. For
sale by owner; 3-bedrm. home on
large wooded lot, inelosed by picket
fence; full ,IS bsmt; with outside en-
outdoor fireplace. Assume $500
GI 40 loan; 2nd trust for part Of
equity will be considered. , JE.
S.. ARL.-s1s.soo, only $500 down;
2-bedrm. rambler; vacant. j. NJ.
,MlAGRUDER. ia. $4,000; eyes,. JE.
TARA AREA-S21, 500: Arl.. N.-A
lovely lot surrounds this brick Colo
porch. cneerfui din. rm.,, corner cup
board; equip kit breakfast space:
2nd f.. !, nice bedrooms, bath. full
bsmt.; oil INV. heat; attach. ga
rage; immed. poss. LUCILLE COOK.
EEslSsive }E 7h sS SE s4sSa irs%s
% room. Heatiiator iirepiace. Xxi
dining room. 9x12 electric kitchen,
2 large bedrooms. tile bath. garage.
breeZeway; many built-in extras.
YNN EYfsleRt REATY terms E 5S4So ExslSsIve Tith
5000 DOWN. and 500 per mo. for s.
attr. lot; pleasant Falls Church area.
Better hurry to BETTER HOMES
REALTY. Realtors, ia. $4,000.
sss house .oRTs Tith 4og9ess ysssu vaa
house. fenced pasture land; Fairfax
County; exceptional value at only
"a S4%7'Soo;e oeAo odAEFFNEF q ADAMS ASs
CoTTAGE-Beautiful set
Attractive terms. GAERTNER &
ADAMS, ia. 2-oo40 (eves.. CIR.
house; all mod
ern. 8 A. land: / hr. from D. C.;
ReIsn1Es. RfIESs1n; Va Roy HELMS. R''l'0r.
81 S11,5O0-6-rm. home on A-acre lot
in Falls Church. Features separate
din. rm.. lge. kit. with table space.
economical oil heat: Just / block
from bus: may be purchased GI or
conventional. ARFAX REALTY. JE.
lSSyEsSTiicAr1oN S714SEi NEEDED on @2G this
timmaeulsseI t I,3;I $-bedrmi IEinaI all;briek ram
PRAISA', AT $17.75O. Liv. rm.
w/firepl, sep. din. area. breakfast
space in de luxe all-elec.. kit; full
Dsmt. Level lot in lovely wooded
area; swimming pool and recrea-
tion facilities available. GI CON-
TRACT ACCEPTED WITH Sc
DOWN For details. call METZLER--
Va ONCE, JA. 5-7575. Open till
pm.
ALEX. HALL VILLAGE
3-bedroom. I-bath, used brick ram
bier; living-dining room comb. we'll
equipped kitchen; corner lot. S1S.-
$50 with good terms
II p WHARTON AGENT KT 0-TrQQ
Evening star., 1954-04-21
MT. CALVARY PARISH

brick rambler. Two bedrms., tile
bath, very lge. equip. kit. util.. rm..
stairway to storage attic, gas heat;
$11,95O. with $1.950 and $3.50
month.
r. d. BURGESS
10. S-6361 TILL PM.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
WHEATON

E acres which includes .267-ft road
frontage. Stone Colonial home con-
sists OF bedrmS.. Va baths, 2-car
detached garage. Out barn, circu-
lar driveway. Close to stores.
THOMPSON & GRAY
9l6 Ellsworth Or. JU. $500
Evening star., 1954-04-21
"WOODMOOR"
SILVER SPRING

Attractive Colonial all-brick home;
living room with fireplace; beautiful
den finished in knotty pine; picture
window overlooking ell-landscaped
rear yard: dining room, kitchen,
bedrooms. basement; convenient to
bus, school and stores and priced for
quick sale. ROBERT E. HEATER,
EXCLUSIVE Agent, JU. 9-0021. ga
Evening star., 1954-04-21
TEMPLE HILLS

NsM eharmins niiSE wood " paneled fireplace,
Complete kitchen. huge expandabls
attic with heat and plumbing
roughed in. Only S3.750 cash and
balance on one trust. Complete and
ready to move in. Phone now, 10.
1887 or LO. 7-9122 until pm.
JIM BRITT
Evening star., 1954-04-21

SILVER SPRING
3-Bedrm., Price $14,25O
Located on big corner lot: near
schools: within . blocks of bus and
shopping. Separate dining room. Ex-
cellent condition.
The Home That Dared
To Be Different!
This lovely Spanish bungalow boasts
of studio-type living room. large
dining room. . lovely bedrooms; in
the finest. section of Silver Spring
on busline: for only S1S,950. Ex-
cellent terms or will trade.
A Call for the Doctor
Located near the Bethesda Naval
Hospital and NH. this 3-bedroom.
21a-bath home offers ideal living
for a professional mans family.
Many extras include garage, side
screened porch. boat storage. dining
room with picture window over
looking Rock Creek Park and beau
tiful wooded lot. Quiet residential
area. Price, $29.950.
James c. Conley & Co.
S71O Georgia Ave.
JU. $500 Til 0
Evening star., 1954-04-21
FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH
Brick rambler. 8 lge. bedrms., radi-
ant, ant heat; 3sras,.c "a baths baths huge liy rm.
fully equipped kit; lovely screened
porch-patio; level lot in good
neighborhood, within walking dis
tance to schools, bus and shopping.
Full price. $19. 800. Call US to show.
JOHN w. MULROY co.
90 Hillwood Ave-, Falls Church.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
GAY DECEIVER
Ga 70n-A REnRMS

Most deceiving brick you
have ever seen almost hidden
in evergreen. Doesn't look
like, more than 2 bedrms., but
there are 4. and well arranged
too. Living rm. with inside
f1repl.. airy kit. equipped. Lot
is beautiful. SIN. DIN. pay
meiit to handle or GI con.
tract. Call IA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-04-21

SHERLOCK FINDS
THIS RARE CT
Approved brick Colonial In
N. Arl. hidden streets. With
entertaining liv. rm., home
coming din. rm.. mothers kit,
children's bsmt. Plenty Of
family sleeping space. g bed
rms.); dandy. lot; price. SIS
500: small down payment to
vet. Call ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
WHEATON

By OWNER. $40. .750: 2-bedrm. home:
fenced yard:. wall-to-wan carpet in
mentary and hish school. 10. s.
1000. "a
Evening star., 1954-04-21

ALEX.-HOLLIN HALL VILLAGE
8 3-bedroom. I-bath, used brick ram
bier; living-dining room comb, WELL
equipped kitchen; corner lot. S1S.-
$50 with good terms.
H. r. WHARTON. Agent. XII. 9-7799