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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-24
BORDER METHODIST CHURCH

Services Sunday were well at
tended.
The pastor took his text FROM
John 3-1S. The subject of his ser
mon was: The Crisis" Everyone
seemed to enjoy the Sermon, and
glad to have the Pastor home a.
gain.
Next Sunday, Rev. Sexton will
take his text from Luke rs. Sub
lect, I'VE are Saved by Faith"
We hope you will come out and
hear this interesting sermon.
Border will observe Women's
Day on October 10. The women
are planning a very interesting
program for that day.
Tuesday night, Sept. %, the Of
fetal Board will meet at the
church. Please come out and see
what your church is doing.
Responding to President Eisen-
hower's proclamation of Septem-
bed 22nd as a day of prayer, a
statewide broadcast has been ar
ranged for 7:15 a. m. that day
with a message by Bishop D.
Stanley Coors. st. Paul, which
may be heard locally over station
KSTP.
Many churches will hold break
fast meetings at that time and
families have, been urged to make
the broadcast part of their morn
ing devotions at home. Bishop
Coors has supervision over 300
q
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SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
N 7 z S
BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable st.
Sioux Falls, s. p.

Great goings on in South Da-
kota, like So
St Johns Baptist church was
host 10 the South Eastern Asso-
citation two day sessions, IL
churches were represented. our
Mrs. e. Shelley and Mrs. C.
Vaughn took active parts on the
program, while Mrs. II. Bentley
attended most Of the meetings.
Mrs. M. Greer with the help Of
many other members took care Of
the delicious meals and services.
st. Johns Choir sang the closing
evening of the association. All OF
US were indeed proud of ourselves
and also of Rev. and Mrs. Fl. w.
Bolts. Rev. Bolts has just return
ed from the National Baptist Con-
vention which convened in St
Louis, Mo, He brought highlights
of the convention to the eongrega-
ton Sunday.
The G. Tates are the proud par
ents of a brand new baby boy &C.
Rae Jr.) The Tates have two girls
so the Master was most welcome.
Congratulations, Tate!
The YWCA Club, nc were very
pleased TO have round table dis
cussion with Mr.. Assum of the
Medical Center here, the general
topic was mental health, and II did
prove very interesting and help
full 10 the group. Bertha White
served lunch. Mrs. N. Allen was
guest of the evening. Helen Hay
mes is the Pres. of this group and
she seems to keep the program in
teresting.
The Hour of Pleasure club
tFederated) met In the G. Vaughn
home, Mrs. Vaughn served the
ladies' a fine shrimp dinner. before
the business session, the ladies are
taking the Christmas Card pro-
ject again this year for means of
club money. Don't be
bashful in asking about the cards
II someone hasn't contacted you
the cards. Mrs. G.
Vaughn is the new chairman of
the local organization.
Mr.. Il. c. Collins really rode
with fate Sunday. he completely
demolished his beautiful new car
when something beyond his con-
troll went wrong and the car ended
up against a tree. Neither Mr.. f.
c. Collins nor his guest were in
jured. I talked to Mr.. Collins and
even his spirit wasn't low.
Mr.. James Monkey is practically
walking on air, he has song be-
ng played on all radio stations
several times a day, the song is
Evening Shadows" music and
yrics written by James Monkey.
He has been at this job for close
10 20 years, so this kid is display
ng Just loads of glee. II you hear
he song ask your disc jockey to
play II again and again.
Dimple Parks and Bea Hamilton
are mentioning In Illinois, Iowa
md Nebraska. Mrs. w. Moore is
.aking the role of matron during
he absence Of Mrs. Hamilton,
who Is matron of the Booker
Service Center,
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CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mrs. Leila
Lewis wishes to thank the Rev.
b. II. Hunter. pastor of Mount
Olivet Baptist church, Brooks
Funeral Home and their many
friends for their kindness and
sympathy at the death of their
loved one.
Judge Jarrett. st, Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Johnson
of Jamaica, l.. l., New York.
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Rev. Ellis @. Harris
Called BY Montana
Baptist Compensation

Rev Ellis q, Harris, OF ioi6
Clinton Az. Minneapolis has been
called to the pastorato OF Emanuel
Baptist church, Great Falls.
Mont Rev. Harris win take up
his duties after January 1, 1855
Until the first OF the year ne
win remain in Minneapolis and
viii so TO Great Falls twice mon
thly,
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Infant Son OF
Quentin Stones Dies

Funeral services for Quentin H..
stone. Jr., infant son OF MIR, and
Mrs Quentin II, Stone Sir, 5Sl
Carroll Az, who mccumbcd on
September rs were held at the
Brooks funeral home on Tuesday.
September n at Q n M, with
Rev. John wirth OF So. Peter
Clavcr Catholic church officiating.
The infant IL survived by hts
parents. Mr., and Mrs, Quentin u,
Stone and numerous other rola-
tives Brooks Funeral Home was
in charge OF the service. Burial
was in Calvary cemetery.
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Services Held For
Ellsworth Graham

Services for Ellsworth Graham,
o., Of 700 Lyndale Av N. who
died September II. in Minneapolis
General hospital were held at 2
p. m. Tuesday. September n at
the Woodland Funeral Chapel. Rev.
II. G, Bolts Sr,. officiated.
Mr.. Graham. native OF Ken
lucky had lived in Minneapolis
for 20 years. Surviving Is his
stepfather. Dan Hunnigan OF Min.
neapolls, and other relatives.
Burial was In Crystal Lake
Cemetery, Woodland Funeral Home
was In charge OF arrangements,
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Twin City
Church NeWs

the Missionary Society Service
was held. Speaker for the service
was Mrs. Lydia Brown, who re-
ported on the st. Louis meeting
Of the National Baptist Conven-
ton. The topic of her speech was
"Baptists On The March" Other
delegates to the convention from
Pilgrim were Mines. Luella Brown,
Worda Guthrie and Cordelia Hunt
er. Music was by the Gospel
Chorus.
On Sunday, September 20, Rev.
Massey will speak on the subject,
Being Born Again" at the IL a.
m. service.
Prayer meeting will be held on
Wednesday evening at 8 p. m.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to Mrs.
Carrie Neal and her associates for
their understanding and efficient
service rendered at the death of
our husband and uncle, the late d.
c. Allen.
Mrs. Lucy Allen, wife.
Mrs, Resale Peoples, niece
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-24

It's A Boy: Mr.. and Mrs, Cen
eral H. Butler Of AS Emerson Av.
N, are the proud parents of a
baby boy born Tuesday morning
September IL in Fairyiew hos
pital weighing eight pounds. Is
ounces. General II. Jr,. the name
chosen for the newcomer, has been
welcomed into the family circle by
his brother Lawrence. 10 and three
sisters, Barbara Ann, eight, Doro-
thy Jean, six, and Linda. Is
months, Mrs, Alice Brooks is the
maternal grandmother and Mrs.
Daisy Butler Is the paternal
grandmother, both OF Jackson
Miss.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-24

Subscribe to this paper for
your loved ones In the Armed
Services. Call Midway $40. Wen
do the rest.
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No. f2s. IBPoE OF w. Burial was
in Oakland Cemetery. Brooks
Funeral Home was in charge Of
the service.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-24
Baptist Missionary
Program Sunday

Vision of the World Made
Newt" viii be the theme of the
Mission program to be presented
by the Senior Missionary Society
of Bethesda Baptist church on
Sunday evening, September 26, at
7.S0 p. m. at the church
Mrs, Lydia Brown. past presi-
dent Of the Minnesota-South Da-
lSota Association viii be the
guest speaker. other delegates will
bring reports from the National
Baptist convention recently held
in St Louis.
The public is invited
Mrs, lone Brown is president OF
the society and Mrs. Nettie Jack
son is chairman of Home Missions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01
Country Club Asks
zoning Exception
For New Location

The Indian Spring Country
Club, In the center Of y highly
developed area southeast Of
Colesyille and Old Bladensburg
roads. has asked approval OF d
new site.
A public hearing tentatively
Is set for 2:45 pm. December
. at the Bethesda County Build
Ing on the clubs request for d
special coming exception to al
low 1t to relocate farther out OF
the suburban area.
The application for the spe-
cial exception has been filed with
the Montgomery County Board
Of Appeals.
The proposed site now zoned
for residential development - is
q 488-acre tract on the north
side Of the Glenr1ont- Colesville
road west Of Northwest Branch.
The application seeks the ex-
ception for q private club, courl-
try club. swimming pool or driv-
ing range.
The present golf course and
club house site is slated for resi-
Dental DEVELOPMENT.
The type of development Of
the present club site, however,
is still undecided, according to
Abraham S. Kay, owner of the
property. He said the Maryland
State Roads Commission has
plans to put a new highway
across the present golf course
and that subsequent develop
rl1ent of the rest of the tract
will hinge on that.
The present club will remain
In operation until the new one
is ready, Mr.. Kay said. If the
coming approval Is obtained, he
added, the club hopes to pro-
coed Immediately with its plans
and Is shooting for a target COM |
pletion date of fall, 1856.
Mr.. Kay said the new facil-
tiles would cost some 81 ,250, 900
or more. It will have a 36-hole |
golf course, he said.
AT present. Indian Spring has
about 600 golf-playing members
and about 800 social members,
Mr.. Kay said.
The board OF appeals at las
pm. December 8 also will hold
a hearing on a request for per-
mission by Albert Small and
Herman Greenberg to establish
medical building at the south
west corner of Plyers Mill road
and Georgia avenue, just south
Of the Wheaton business center.
The 2.5-acre parcel Is now
1oned for gle-family use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01
So, They're Married

Just to make it legal. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Flavell were married
thrice in two nonths-once in
the Town Hall at Eudon, Holland
(Mrs. Flavell's home town., next
day at a Catholic church, and on
their return to England to live,
In the Nuneaton registrars office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01
save now =. sale Of Orloff
II JEWEL WATCHES
1925 !. }. -, :.
add 1917 Federal tax

Over 50 fashion sting with fine 7-ewe Swiss movements
Some Ak gold goded rolled plotted books
For Women there rhinestone set brocee models goded
pension and Champion Watches sports styles with suede oieoor
straps ope and novelty pieces also shock resistant oterrepeent
nurses watches For there sefwnder monographs sports
and potter styles with suede and alligator bands toored
round ond rectangular models with goded expansion bonds
W0l-Fine JeweIy h Floor also Chevy Chase Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01

choices!l Chevrolet is new in engineering, new
in color combinations, new in performance The
new Sweep-Sight windshield gives 1920 more
vision. The big l2-volt electrical system gives
quicker cold-weather starting The long, low,
lets CO. look gives a new thrill to Chevrolet
ownership. Arrange now for your family's
best Christmas gift-the all-new Chevrolet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01
in front Of your door this Chri
Payments as low as $47.s8 per month

Have everything new and handsome in an auto
mobile roll up to your house this Christmas.
The all-new Chevrolet can be all yours with this
special Christmas assist from your dealer.
Choose your engine Tmbo-Fre Va or two
new Skies. Choose your horsepower -123, 1856,
1872 or 1870! Choose regular, automatic or over
drive transmission. Choose your model IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01

sroHlMAN CHEVROLET. INC.
33rd & IA Streets. NV.
TOMS CHEVROLET, INC.
1926 Cunningham Or. Wheaton. Md.
WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO., inc.
l339E.-W. Hwy. Silver Spring. Nd.
WlsslNcER CHEVROLET co.
Seven Corners. Falls Church. vo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01

ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES, IN,
18th St. and Florido Aye. NV.
AERO AUTO COMPANY, INC.
llol King ST.. Alexundrio. vu.
sARRY-PATE MOTOR CO., INC.
1880 Connecticut Avenue. NV.
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET
7725 Wise. Ave-, Bethesda. Nd.
HICKS CHEVROLET, INC.
l240 upshur Street. NV.
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Ihi. chrismas be soo 10 yourself and your entire "a

YOUR NEAREST CHEVROLET DE
kENYoN-PEcK, INC.
2S25 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. vu.
lusrINE-NlcHolsoN CHEVROLET
57lo Bulto. Ave-. Hyoftsville, Nd.
MANDEll CHEVROLET co., INC.
1900 Nichols Avenue. Sc.
oURisMAN CHEVROLET, INC.
Ooh Street. NE.
RosENTHAL CHEVROLET
~ N. Clebe Rd.. Arlington, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets, con.
soles and grands at moderate rates
ing extra JORDANS corner 18th
and G SITS. NV tST. 3;94O0l and
~. 5eiio5' Silver sprins 's store
open daily including Saturdays from
1870 TO . pm. at night
PIANOS, special purchase, fine quail
ty ey Sp a1t s46s s sG Ses5 Thl s
mos. KITS. 1890 G st. n.W.--30
PIANOS FOR RENT-Latest models,
spinet pianos. SS per mo Investi-
gate our famous RENTAL PUR-
CHASE plan. KITS. 1880 G st.
PIANO. stien. upright, plain Ease:
MRS; SETTER. JU. 9-4620. rs
Serta. perfect sleeper;
NEVER USED $50 or best offer.
Eyesy OIL. 2-9404.
PIANO bo spinet on: January S1nE elsarsnes
duced from 500: fuli keyboard: 10
year factory guarantee; bench to
match free. Compare and save at
RI.ATNER's MUSIC STORE. 736
PIANO. spinet: January clearance:
reduced from $3.50; fun keyboard;
10-year factory guarantee; bench to
match free. Compare and save At
RATNERS MUSIC STORE, 736
18th st, NV. 20
PIANOS-January clearance sale, at
greatly reduced prices on floor
samples. used and new pianos, in.
Guiding grands. consoles and spinets.
Large selection. all case styles. Long,
easy terms. MUSIC SALES CORP.
1900 @ ST NV 80
PIANO, spinet: January clearance:
brand-new, full keyboard; only $3.50:
the buy Of the year. Compare and
7:56 18th st. NV. 20
PtANOS-Speciai discounts to mem.
bers OF the Armed Forces, Govern.
ment employees D. c. employees. etc
Over 100 new and used instruments
on display at all times including this
full Lester Betsy Ross line Pay as
little as sos down PIANO MART
1919 Tth st. nv tST 81 5000 lust
above the library
PIPE-Galv. black, copper. cast iron.
Lee hwy. IA S-Sr00
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WOMAN, colored; wishes genera,
h9ussw Ss and child care; live out
WOMAN. esolored, wants days worl
or I'VE days week: references. LII
SKILLED DOMESTIC HELP who knov
the value of service and response
hllity: highest character; years OF
exper. NATIONAL DOMESTIC SERv.
ICE UNION. Local No. /. Hu. 3-65S5
REFINED C0L0RED WOMAN. 81,
i %sats r. sh-T Al liye Y or out; best
WOMAN DESIRES JOB;
s days; thorough worker; some
cookine; honest; live out. tn.
GIRL. experienced. from
n. G. desires job as mothers helper.
Call after 3:l5. Ii. 7-520S.
COL0RED GIRL wishes work full
or part time; exper.; best refer
ences. Ii. 9.1949.
COL0RED GIRL wants any kind Of
ih,o nous : days week. Call any
fuii or part time; 54dSy wk; si exs
per-; refs. Ii. 6-561l.
COL0RED GIRL wishes days work
in laundry. no. 2-29S3.
COLORED GIRL, 3 days q week.
g.h.w. Good references. Ii. 7-64t,2.
GIRL wishes stay-in Job:
general housework or days work.
Mon. Wed. Friday. DE. 2-0183. I"
GIRL, h.s.g., intel, reliable,
desires perm. Job inmed.; prefer 5
days. as housekeeper with cheerful
family; very exper. Ludlow 1851.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1928 BILTMoRE ST. N.w.-Clean.
a fhsre s. Tsfgs. and BATH large closet.
s5so 18th ST. ,N.w.-Laree. bright
stove: SO wk. DE. 2-1675: --27
attrac. dble. or sgle.: cooking facil-
ities, cleo refer; bus at door. AID.
DUPONT CIR. 1922 p st. n.w.-Ise..
adj. bath; sink. stove. refgr.; COW.
downtown. $40 wk. AID. 2-1365;
STUDIO. refsr.. clock
$50 sf5 a47 Pv: St f nT i E%. s-se SIS
1910 YOU ST. NV or 2: house
cow. location. 3 to 6 pm. 2Ss
ACCEPTED: NV. area.
near everything Nice furn. rm. on
End A.: lndry, sink and hot plate.
AID. 2-96lT or RIA. 6-3S06. rs
MT. PLEASANT and . rms;
nicely furn;; all gtils.; linen: bus
li Il df RHoS Sp rs s.ss AVE-. N.w.EIse
front rm. with stove; cleo. refrg.
$40 wk. sci. S12 wk. dbl. co.
LGE. FRONT RIM, everything fupn.,
cleo. refgr., gas stove. also, sgle;, So
wk. 103 Mt. Vernon pl. NV. 81
MOUNT PLEASANT, 3179 18th St
d lh:k .u3it;M i Nicely inrn; newly
or man. S1S.26 mo. 143S Newton
st. NV. HU. $4,000. 81
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COLORED--305 9th ST. Me-
rms; package kit semi-bath, cleo
gas h.-w. h. incl. $40 mo. No chill
ARLINGTON--Lge.. furn.. Ink. rm.;
Iefgr:. sink. stove: cow. close-in
is .oes'l = sT. IA h Ww oIsgj cburcb,l,.,
Bed. lily: .rm;, with compl. kit. next
bath. S15 .wk. NO. 7-9S6s. II
9?4 23rd NV, opposite G. W.-Twc
beaut; furn. rms. and kit; refRr.;
twin beds; front; firepl.; $3.50 wk.
NICE NW.G iS is' dec. ga att MS: studio
rm;; hot plate. refgr.; express bus;
$40 mo. RIA. 3-e462. II
CONN. AVE-, OPP. Sheraton Park Ho-
tei--Furn.. unfurn.; refgr.; L-2 and
Id buses at door; S35-S30 mo. for
1 $60,S70 for 2. co. 5-2717. Ii
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-Compl. furn.
incl, refer. and running water. 1915
list 81: nv. NE. S-5473. 81
"g70 BELMONT RID. NV, Apt. o2-
L-4 bus. bedrm.. liv. rm., kit. bath.
laund.: l or 2 girls. cple: nvt. erltr,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BOoKKEEPER. gen. clerical; MGR.
Spring area. 10. 5-4160. -28
ON-NURSE for adults. Will
leave city. City references. Du: z
COMPANIoN-Elderly lady or semi
Invalid in small family: Inv; no
lifting: board pvt. rm., small salary.
Nurse oN Govs siaSi experienced.
wishes vi hes, position With > chiIdren; perm.
able for duty. Ju. $3.50. as
PRACTICAL NURSE with hospital
exper. and good refs. desires Job
taking care Of or more patients.
SECRETARY. %. personabIe. stable.
statist and fnan statements; some
legal; prefer NV loo. HO. 2-349l:
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. secy. or
PIX. knowl, Of ttypins; Best of refs.
TY nfRsS% Or ssTEN &c to do a,
GIRL. coIored wishes Job "a as cham cham:
ATTENTION RFTf st'ef RM PIi
competent sscys.; excel: refs. JOBS.
coIIEGE GRAD. desires n;H &c lob as Clerk Ter
OF receptionist: eolored. Box 256-B.
COEoRED GIRL desires work as
stenographer. typist or dictaphone
operator, secretary. receptionist. HU.
CoIoRHHD GIRL. experienced. re rel,.
able. neat. wants Job, cook or wait.
CoSLoRHS GiR fSt desires e.h.v-, Iirbt
cooking. days work. Ii. 7-3O67.
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SlTUATloNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. experienced: books
started. kept part-time; tax re-
turns; local refs; lowest rates;
CPR TTEIR%H,' G 81 s1I4s7' insurance or
ins: age 50. CHAMBERS. 10.
DRIVER. colored exper. tractor
road or local no. 2-S365, ---27
lance: refs. DE. s-ia5i. ''
SHIPPING CLERK. exper. stock. In
xentoEy and parts; now employed
B Boy i IS eolo stsf has high school
education. desires Job as porter, etc. !;
has drivers license. Lu. l-429l.
NAN, AZ. personable and industrious.
Able to deal with public. Experience
IL years banking, . wears selling: 8
postio1 SOo or ssinn on aIsfv 0 and
comm. basis. Box &C, Star. 20
MAN. colored. desires odd Jobs. clean
ing painntins. yaxing aoers' etc.
MAN. colored. wishes work as driver.
bakers helper or porter: exper. tn.
Man: colorsd, desires, JOB ss chauffeur
q trHsk Sr;ysT H H. 6 S4o4s si..n,r
gaSd xork Dant iOs sDd miss odd
Jobs THE SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Light Corps. ME. S-4532.
YOUNG MAN. colored, wants Job
trucks helper or other work; willing
worker. DU. 1871. VARDIA.
YOUNG MAN, 30. married. SOBER, 4
children. wishes to resign from Govt.
for pvt. practice. Box 2l6-C. Star.
YOUNG WHITE MAN, 25 years old.
2 yrs. in Navy. good health. quick to
learn. good habits. desires work that
leads to solid future. RIA. "a 80.
INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN. colored.
his, bus school grad; desires empl.
NO. 1870. Ext. 201B. 26'
EXPER. commercial artist desires adj
ditional work ewes. and/or 6ats.
DISABLED VETERAN. with home
telephone. available 10 hours daily.
would consider telephone soliciting;
good business and sales experience.
Box 263.B. Star.
COLLEGE MAN. once, sales. man
agerial exper., seeks permanent po-
sition with future. DU. 7-0l56. 27'
MIDDLE.AGED MAN (whiteb. desires
work. maintenance. painting. sales
work: D. c. drivers permit. LA.
6-12s9.
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CERAMIC
TILE REPAIRS
Prompt Service. Reasonable.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
EDWIN f. ETI,ETT
1106 9th st. NV,
COllIYf1hia S-R-1f

T.. NV
Columbia 5-s73f. -a6
DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTER. Phone RIA. 6-ssss any
day. any night.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re.
pairs. short circuits; small Jobs done
EIEcTR1C sals al Kind. 81 sny w time
and repairs, residential and COM
mercial: lie. in Md. EN-. 2-8S14.
FENCE. chain link, SI.1s It. com.
pletely installed. Monthly terms. fLU.
FI LOOP s si,l 3 Sn' and r.sn, Ms
exper mechanics; work Guaranteed;
free estimnate; average room. SIS.
FL0oRs saNDED AND FrNHis FINISHED.
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
Floor es sS sA Sa cay Tin tine Va VA 7;ll.s
GUAR old l0f AZ T1s W EF' Fl ''t s s41t
FLOOR SANDING. finishing. clean
ing and waxing. Reas. rates. Free
estimates: Call RIA. .6-6795. II
FLOOR SERVICE Notninp but the
best best: laying: sanding. finishing
9R1 Rs NC ELoq 3sas coS ScEISTs sHe
Bethesda Nd o. 4-7468
REPAIRS, painting, plas.
tering. carpenterins paper hanging
etc. We do good Job. AP. 7-s1 81
REMADE. 50 I'D
STEIN BEDDING co 1924 'ath
PAINTING. floor sanding and plae.
tering. ROSCOE A. GREEN, Tt g
PAINTING AND PAPERING. int.
rior. exterior: For reasonable esti-
mates call 10. 9-4771 or Ju. 5.
PAiNTING. interior. exterior; ire,
est. Cali a. DOMINICK, IA. 2-6S30
PAINTING. PRPERiNG. door Sss s sanddinS
repairs and remQdeling. Reasonable
NO; 7:5724. MRA HORNE. 2Ss
PAINTING SPECIAL-Interior and
exterior; lowest rates in town; white
mechanics; free estimates. Phone
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room 1e up
1854 sunfast washable paper: work
guar RA. 1898 or HE. 4-S555.
PAPERtNG: room 21x12, S1995.
labor and materials Interior paint.
ing; estimates. MILLER. JU. 7-7835
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1856 N ST. N.w.-Two CHARMING
sgle. rms. Also . spac. dbles.: deli
cious food: ideal location and kindly
atmosphere. MRS WALLACE DAVIS
e2.6 CATHE6RAL AVE N.w-None
double. one single. Avail. Feb /.
Gir!s: Piano. DU. 7-l620. II
CALVERT HOUSE. i4dl 18th st. NV.
Attrac.. rms. singles. doubles; Sc
reasonable.
1.t2. 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. End a.
front rm.. pvt. bath; sgle. rm.. from
SID per week up. 30
Ice. BACHELOR APT. with meals.
PVT. home, l blk. from Oh. en-
Circle and bus term. KE. 7-1993.
RETIRED PEOPLE. 24-hr
supervision; licensed nurse. RIA.
$4,000. Il
MT. RAINIER-Room and board in
private home. cow. to tranSp. Cali
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcen..D

FURNITURE eALE--Brand- new ped.
rm., liv rm and dinette sets from
unclaimed railroad freight and fac
tory closeouts HENRY'S FuRNi.
TURE CO. 1928 18th St. NV Hu
Govt service and union discounts
FURNITURE - Chests, $40 up; triple
mirror, natural walnut vanity.
bench. $23: 5-pc, chrome porch. top
exten. table. like new, $50. Bendix
.Economat, $65. S-ft. Philco refgr.
Misc. the little store around the
corner" 1929 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Open til z pm. EN-. 2-6677,
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ROOMS WANTED

WOMAN WRITER desires room in
quiet house or apt. with another
woman. pref. LIST floor. furnished.
mr.: Conn. ave. and Dupont Cir;
ref. DU. 7-1l9S. is
COUPLE desires or .
room apartment; will pay good for a
nice place. Have three small chill
dren. HU. 2-9092.
YOUNG LADY desires single room in
Sacred Heart Parish. kit. and laun-
dry privileges; state price. Write
Box 264-B, Star.