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Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-24
Honor Gail S h a y
With Birthday Party

A birthday party honored Cal
Ann Shay, Wednesday afternoon
She will be six years old, Christ
mas eve.
Games were played and birth
day refreshments served. A Christ
mas color scheme was used. Fav-
ors were drawn from a "fishpond''
at the close of the party.
Invited guests were Shirley An
drew, Julie Cline, Edward Farm
brook, Celeste Hoerner, Brian Kel-
ly, Roberta Knapton, Bonnie Lew
is, Carol Nadeau, Carolyn Riehl,
Gary and Marilyn Saurey, June
Schrock, Lana Senner, Judy
Smithson, Lynn Tolley, Janet and
Howard Shay.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-24
Former Ministers
Send Greetings

Harry Baker, former Pastor o.
Our Savior's Lutheran church
Columbia Falls, writes from WeS
Hampstead, New York where he i:
pastor of the Trinity Lutheran
church.
He says eve have been here al
most a year now, and like it very
much. However We do miss Col
umbia Falls and our friends.
'We are in the midst of build
ing program here and hope to
break ground for a Sunday School
building next spring. We find the
East quite different, except that
all people need the Gospel of
Christ, no matter where they live
A Merry Christmas to you all.
Harry Baker.
MISS RAYsON WRITES
There's a letter from Beulah
Rayson, former pastor of Colum-
bia Falls Methodist church, now
living at Robincroft, home for re-
tired Methodist ministers and
missionaries in Pasadena, Calf.
Miss Rayson tells of her trip last
summer when she visited each of
the places where she had served.
She preached three times, baptized
a precious little one, and attended
the Conference in KaliSpell.
After leaving Montana she went
to Denver and then Great Bend,
where she rested for six
weeks at the home of her sister.
Sept. l found her headed for Pas
adena, where she describes Robin
croft as "Home is where the heart
is, they say. Then I have many
homes scattered over the country,
but none more beautiful or truly
Home than this precious spot.
Last year as always, I went up on
top of Robinson hall-the old Rob-
lncroft building-and looked out
at Christmas Tree Lane as the
lights came on Christmas eve, and
looked at the huge blue star that
IS also lighted and hangs in the
sky, and worshipped anew.
Eyes, after all, it isn't the place
where we kneel to worship in our /
Bethlehem! The important thing is
hat each of us is on our knees
n our hearts, and I am sure we
will all be there, united in COM
non bond of fellowship and wor-
hip. May God richly bless you
IN your Christmas road. Beulah
". Rayson.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-24
Give Birthday Party
For Carol Nadeau

Carol Nadeau observed her sixth
birthday anniversary, Dec. Is, with
a party. She is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Nadeau.
Games were played by guests
during the afternoon. Christmas
stories were read by Mrs. Nadeau
Birthday refreshments were serv-
ed.
Carols guests were Marilyn An
drew, Corky and Cheryl Hill, Den
mis- and Renee Ingraham, Janice
and Daryl Kollenborn, Krista
Schmidt, Gail and Janet Shay,
Jimmy and Terry Nadeau.
, 1954-08-02
ORDER OF THE DAY

for an extraordinary meeting Of the Municipal Council Of ST.
Croix for the year 1854, Ninth Council : Second Session, Tues
day, August Bird, 1854 at 200 o'clock F. M.
Il Municipal Council Bill No. 1877.
Introduction Of and list discussion on Municipal Council.
Bill No. 157, Drfat of Ordinance to provide for the Retire
ment Of Municipal Employees. Proposed by Committee
Of the Whole1
2. Municipal Council Bill M. 1873.
Introduction Of and 1t discussion on Municipal Council
Bill No. 1873, Draft Of Ordinance to Abolish the St. Croix
Museum Commission, and for other purposes. proposed by
Committee of the Whole.
B. Municipal Council Bill No. 88. Ia
Introduction of and list discussion on Municipal Council
Bill No. IS, Draft of Ordinance to provide TO rthe Estab-
Ishment and organization of a Municipal Fire Service Pro-
posed by Committee Of the Whole)
Il Municipal Council Bill No. s66.
End discussion on Municipal Council Bill No. 66, Draft
of Ordinance to create an Authority for the purpose Of
Operating Public Beaches, Municipal Parks, etc, On Com
mittee Of the WHOLE
5. Confirmation of Ad-Interim Appointees.
Municipal Council Office of the Chairman, Christiansted,
St. Croix, Y. /, Friday, July 80, 1854
ERIC H. CARROLL
Chairman Municipal Council
, 1954-08-02

Latest development in automatic cooking is top burner control
called Potwatcher that remembers" 70 shut of gas, New set,and-
est producer Of home appliance controls. Times cooking up TO one
hour. Prevents burned pots, ruined food. Saves on gas, too. Pot
watcher and similar control called Temp n Time for ovens will be
available on new gas ranges this Fall. Attractive homemaker
Gendofaa Donaldson demonstrates Potwatcher
, 1954-08-02

No person shall be held to answer for a criminal offenses
without due process Of law, and no person for the same of
tense shall be twice put in jeopardy Of punishment,nor shall
be compelled in any criminal cause to give evidence against
himself; nor shall any person sit as Judge or magistrate in any
case in which he has been engaged as attorney or prosecutor.
- continued tomorrow
, 1954-08-02

FIVE ~.
broke shortly after she left
ST. Thomas, but she continued
though disqualified from the
race.
The Coast Guard Cutter
waited for the boats and i'm
patiently blew its whistle for
them to start before getting
under way herself.
, 1954-08-02
VETERANS

VETERANS
pendents in connection with
any problems they may have,
Mr.. Cuevas will be in Fred
eriksted from 1890 until 300.
pm. and in Christiansted the
following day a tthe VA Of
flee all day.
, 1954-08-02
COME, GREETING:


THIS ISTO CERTIFY that there has been registered in
the Officeof the Government Secretary Of the Virgin Islands
Of the United States, q St. Thomas, in accordance with the
the provisions Of the Regulations governing the registration
of Patents and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands, approved
April /, 1916, the following TRADEMARK:
BAXTER
bearing United States Patent Office trademark registration
mo. 559,151, dated May 20, 1852, and now owned by Baxter
Laboratories, Inc, Of Morton Grove, Illinois, a corporation
of Delaware, which has made a showing Of ownership Of the
said trademark.
In testimony whereof, | have heremto set my hand
and caused the Sealo of the Government Of the Virgin
Islands of the. United States to be affixed at Char
lotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this 9th
day of July AID, 1854.
SEAL
CHARLES K! cLAUNcH
Government Secretary for the Virgin
, 1954-08-02

ed with the witnesses against him, and to have compulsory
process for obtaining the witnesses in hiss favor.
, 1954-08-02

tions IN the state were thrown
open to qualified Negroes to
attend with whites.
, 1954-08-02
continued tomorrow
u
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF UNITED STATES

Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL
COME, GREETING:
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-17
Glendale

Revival services started at Beth
lehem Baptist Church Sunday.
conducted by the pastor, Rev
Ernest Wrenn. and the visiting
minister Rev. Harry l. Bryant
Of Portsmouth, who delivered an
inspiring message titled Be Y
Faithful" A capacity congrega-
ton attended Music Director MI
Knapp rendered a lovely selec-
ton. The dinner was bountlful
and delicious. Those attending
from here were Mrs. Lee Station
Nancy and Mrs. Annie P. John
son.
Mrs Temple Cook. MIS-. J c.
Lockname. and MI and Mrs J.
II Station, all of Richmond. MI
and Mrs. V. f. Jones. Of Scots
Vile. Mrs. Annie Johnson and
Mrs. w. f. Poe were recent visit
ors Of Mrs Lee station.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H Wharam
had as guests recently Their
daughter and son-in-laW Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Hartmann Of Phila-
delphia
Clarence Poe and friend were
week end visitors OF his parents
Mr.. and Mrs w F. Poe
Mrs. Frank Derrenbacked and
mother, Mrs station We're business
visitors in FarmvIlle Monday
Mrs Grace Barton has return
ed to her home after an extended
visit with her son in New Jersey,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-17

Andrew Bearus. OF Alexandria
her brother r T. Booker, OF
Richmond, and her sisters. Mrs.
John Major and Mrs E. L. Gle
ments, of Saluda. Middlesex
County. She and her children
visited Williamsburg, Yorktown
and Jamestown, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Seward, OF
Alexandria. have announced the
birth of a son, on September 4
Mr. and Mrs D V Coleman. Of
Buckingham visited Mrs A E.
Coleman, Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. John Word visited in the
same home Saturday evening
Mrs. S. E. Dunevant and daugh-
ter, Hilda called TO see Mrs
Coleman Wednesday afternoon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-17

Mrs Annie ?. Johnson recently
visited MI and MIS-. D. s. Har-
ris. Of Alpha an She also visited
Miss Mary Jane Baker. of Oak
Grove Friday.
M. and Mrs. c. f Moseity are
having an addition Of several
rooms and basement on their
home here
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-17
Knoxville

Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Word and
son. Scott. and Mr. and Mrs A.
w. Manning and son, Cecil, mot
ored over Skyline Drive and visit
ed Luray CaVerns, Tuesday
Miss Hilda Dunevant, OF Nat
ural Bridge spent last week with
her mother, Mrs. S. Edward Dune
want. Miss Doris Giles is now
staying with Mrs Dunevant and
attending Central High School.
MI and Mrs. Dick Payne, of
Richmond. spent the week end
with Mrs. B Z Payne at Arcan-
um.
Mr.. and Mrs. B H Word, il
and daughter Charlotte 10, OF
Charlottesville visited Mr. and
Mrs B H Word Sunday Nh and
Mrs. Dick Barber accompanied
them
Little Robbie Smith, OF Rich
mond. has been spending some
time with his grandmother, Mrs.
* B Allen
S T. Dunevant, Jr. Of Wood
ridge, Va is spending the week
in his home here
MI and Mrs Bernard Par
IRISH and daughter spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs c B. Wooten
Recent visitors Of Mrs Kath-
crime Allen were Mr. and Mrs.
william D. Hailes Jr, and daugh1
ter Lisa, Of Rochester, N. Y. and
MI and Mrs Robert Smith and
son Of Richmond Mrs. Allen re-
cpntlV visited her naNphtpr MIS-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-17

Mrs. c l. Poole Joan and
Trying and Mrs. and Mrs. r. U.
Fielding Of Lynchburg. spent last
week at Kure Beach. N c.
Jimmy Charlton left on Mon
day to take up studies at the
University of Virginia
srank Shumaker continues
quite SICK in his home His visit
ors last week end We're Mr. and
Mrs Wiley Shumaker and son
jim Of Richmond
Mr. and Mrs Frank Huskey
entertained with d dinner party
III honor of their son Dennis last
Friday night Mr. and MIS-. Lacy
Rush and Douglas attended the
dinner
Evening star., 1954-06-06
HOUSES FURNISHED

22O7 OBSERVATORY PL, NV.
tGeorgetown)-$135. 3 bedrms.,
bath. liv rn.,. di1. .rm.. kit. with
stove, and refgr.;. be sement with
outside entrance; 16x3s rear yard;
gas 1 s to o5.tr;s.dny S.t sa St 81 tP san M1nS5 s%S
esiI l FREDER1cK ". BERENs
SALES. INC. Rental Dept, 1872 L
st. NV. MA. $4,000. (Can be
GfoRGEToWH Hs6tsd a9tVFHisned' a twin-bedrm.
sfsa sfiss 'f%.se' fdss for iur6 Govt. xorks " sG
] curses interns 'Sa Or Students: Siis
OLD GEORGETOWN RID. SECT. Be
THESDA-Attrac. furn.. 8 bedrms..
Ia baths. lge. sun parlor. play
h9quss; SECLUDED. ssa1d shady, garage; rsaS.
NR. r NiCsoLs. ArLANTIC-vac. Spk..
2 bedrms.. scr pch., recr. rm.. gas:
steel constr: settled cple.. no pets.
SLY 30. 10. 3-6SS9. -
SUMMER RENTAL - Beverly Hills;
Arnnd bes1ma 0etS1 cGmDisssIy ss4sened fprp pcrch
washing machine and dryer dish
washer. fenced yard. S175 mo. XII.
COOI, convenient Cleveland Park.
NV; 3-bedrms., modern kit. large
Sept. 10 Call EN-. 3-724e. %
SEMMcs ~ csevI RESaAs Shass iS1f assh 1SssIf 5Iisf
Three bedrms.. 213 baths. recr. rm..
scr. porch. mod. kit. auto. washer
and dryer. beaut. yard and bar
becue; very low rental to responsible
eple. or small family; refs. OL.
FOTR-BEDRM.. 2-bath home. beau
tifully furn.; 10th and Spring I'd.
s.iIoosis. CHESTER H Hfi n. IzEIdisi Keller. rs
CHEVY CHASE-June 26 to Sept. Il;
IN cooler. shady section for adults;
3 bedrms., sun porch. 'dishwasheT.
disposal Oh 2-4166. %
Evening star., 1954-06-06
APIS. UNFURNISHED-VA.

ARLINGTON DE LUKE. S65-S77. so
Large efiiciency or 1.bedroom apis,
See janitor. 1910 N. Court House I'd.
SAM koSEY AID. 4-29OO
Evening star., 1954-06-06
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

GREENBELT-S35o dn.: 1-bedrm.
MOST cow. NV, LocATIoN--At-
tsaf Sath air ees5m eond ony ss ls $685. 55% fif Mr
Palmer. AID. 4-2O59: ewes. LU.o q
NR. II soLL1NG F1ELD-s bedrms'. 2
ssSoS sSPGspref Terms sOnyi 70 ssesv te ssverythiTS;
kit, and bath apt. with modern. kit.
and bath: good condition. excellent
location: some. furniture included.
This is an estate property priced to
NJ. Gavin, with II. 6. sMITHY CO, CO.,
soUTHWEST CORNER APT. overlook
ing Rock Greek Park rms, kit.
and bath; near extensive shopping
and transportation; elevator; price,
VIII il. tH. q. sMITHY 11f sa'1 CO" 4 ST. is 3:
LARGE oNE-BEDRM. APT. with liv.
rm.. den (or end bedrm.), modern
kit, and bath; excellent loc. nr: Conn.
and Wyoming aves.; price. S11. 900;
1f5Gs eo es sF sF sss66: css1N Eish Hss
one BLK. WEST OF CONN. AVE. mr..
Calf ST. bedrms.: liv: Em.. dining
rating but unusually good loc. for a
gaSin STieS Of 1,tS S. = 76o sRv RleHSs eslI g NJ NJ
$4,000; res, AID. 2-5OO4.
2 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS, garage space;
also foyer, double liv. rm,. sun porch,
kit. and pantry; second fl. front, 8
exposures. good cond., desirable loc.,
one blk. from extensive shopping and
transp.; price only S15, 900. Please
Co. ST. 3-33OO: res. AID. 2-5O64.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
APTs. UNFURN1sHED-VA.
FALLS CHURCH-3 rooms and
bath; convenient location; S75 per
mo Call J. H BENoIT. Realtor.

FALLS CHURCH-3 rooms and
hath a s sGpvsnii9t g. sSNoT SsSt5Ga aS E.sto1 per-
ARL.-De luxe l-bedrm. garden type
apts.. nr. Mem. Bridge. Quiet neigh
borhood. S75 incl. utils. IA. 7-5414.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS. has q few
/ and bedrm. units available,
priced from $50; SIT. n cow. Alex.
h6n. amin re- drs fsS% or the Come e sSe
once in Adams bldg. cor. Mt. YER
non ave. and Russell rd. %
de luxe ] and 2 bedrms.. SSO-S1 10.
171O N. 10TH. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476.
s7O.5O, ARL.-1 bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
and and A9 Sft n dntsEssitIn Mss5 sSp
navy HnneE EN-. s.5s7s days; EM
eSIi n. S9th ST., ARL.-5 rooms,
LIST a.; scr. porch; very large yard:
s stors: s.i Sus inc sss s.cfes Js ss slssS c0nv
ARL.-Unusually spacious: Brand-new
bldg, 12x19 liv. rm., In French gray.
big din. rm.. beaut: kit: with brkfst.
space, exh. fan. ! lge. bedrm.. loads
Of closet space. Master TV antenna,
ldry. and storage facils. On street
parking. .IE. a-S1lS. "a
ARL.-Close in. best neighborhood;
new. l and 2 bedrm.. apts.; .$79; so to
S95. utils. except cleo: 10 min. to
D. c.. mr.. Glebe rd. 4014 Col. pike.
ARL.-Nr. ~Pentagon. Ft. Myer main
gate, privacy; clean. quiet; 1-bedrm'
Rarden-type ants, S77.60, utilS.
Incl. Mgr. ia. 5-6375. 30
ARLINGTON. 17O1 No. Pocomoke st
garage. Utils. furn.; 500 mo. JE
ARLiNGTON-New 1-bedrm. apt;
blks. shopping and Fort Myer. 8
yd.; small child; SIS plus utils :;
avail: June 8. ia. 7-1e1O. or EN-
ARI.. RI 'vA.-1.bedrm. apt. N. wash
ington blvd. in Westover section
heat and water furn.. 2nd A.; $40
per mo-; married couple preferred
ia. 7-227S, days; eyes,. KE. . g.
ARL.cLovely 1-bedrm. apt. Couple
or girls. Unusually quiet. clean. TO-
unit apt. bldg. One blk: to Hecht's.
Best transp. $79.50. KE. h-6720.
ARL., NEW BLDG. nr. Hecht's-1
bedrm., 3 expos. extra closet space
washer, dryer in bsmt., $3.50, incl
YttIs' Yos N. "a; A;ARFfEtD SR7T44i ST., ARI. RIO in
Clarendon-2 lge. rms. kitchenette
pvt: bath, all utils.; 500. "a
Evening star., 1954-06-06
APTS. UNFuRN.-VA. tcons.

S60.5O for this nice large 1-bedroom
apt. Ready. for immediate occu-
Ct. $1,000. JAMES I. DIXON .
ARLINGTON-1 bedroom. living rm..
dinette all newly decorated. near
Escas eeient store frsnsp ana ASs,nssSn Ss o Hs Hall
utiis. i See ME- Mr. HARRIS, fSs nI SIS NM. n.
Thomas 81. ia. S-3366, o-6; ewes.
JUST ONE MILE from Rossiyn Hot
shoppe on Lee hwy. turn right tn
falvess t sd ST bats 4n' ASsiabI. .% Jniy d las
Rental S7S. Call Res. mgr. ia. z
ARL.-close.in modern 1 and 2 bed
rms. nj; Fort Myer; Pentagon. Navy
ann1 bne sns i4snsp 70 sSs oa AsH MsSn bss
id lstt on Gss 3ss "a SxNbRicS EtSes f 1884 18th
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at Fred
erick ST., Magnolia Gardens--Avail.
now. Beautiful and spacious lying
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
9 exposures. utils. furn,; 500 q mo:
bedroom. $S2.50. For info. cali
AFfs.ssSToficsE sssf% i7 sS sRs ss:t,.s sf t. r9s asd
bath; blk. bus. stores. s min. Key
and $73: IA. s-26a4 day; ia.
Rent S!Sf REDGcED Duo to s7e.5o. a-0edrm.
ditior. Pvt. entrance. downtown Al
exandria. 1mmed. occupancy. JAMES
NJ. DUNCAN: Jr:. Resltor and In
s'saGo snssT; '9n 70 y; a.scsn scs'u96us st. XII.
ARL.-SeS. Ciose-int blk. from
Westover shopping center; about
July /; extra lge. liv. rm. and bed
room with 3 closets. KE. S-6644.
OAKRIDGE Of Arlington, zoos. No.
18th st. near Pent., TT. Myer. Navy
Annsss e Closets bus p7s 1ns' oeEs s:drT R.hsas aust
fan. laundry. parking; yards. $75
9IO so. PATRICK ST.. Alex, Va
b.a9 sedr%a' sna vater 2Re SGT s2p.Ssd agt xTs
surer, iS0 No. Columbus st. XII.
ARI.%Mod. bsmt. apt. pvt. home.
lge. liv. rm.. dinette-kit., bedrm:.
bstscn 6s.n; pvt kr en;E s:4sos sHit' cpl or ssl
rm., bedrm.. walk in closet. storage
closet; kitchen. bath. share bath
with landlady.. child accepted. large
washer furn.: Sos mo. JE, s-5S55.
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH-1st moor. liv.
room. lge. kit. share kit. with land
lady. .bsmt. for laundry, washer
furn.. lge. lawn. utils. pd.. sos mo-.
child accented. JE. 2-5955.
LANGLEY. VA.-Country apt. (new)
adj. Colonial home. 2 mi. p. c..
gar. auto. ht.. ali util.. auto. lndry..
and garden privil. incl. unfurn..
$3.50; will furn. If desir. Ell; g.
A5Ex31rm' 5i - SE q" apt mi nice iocatiCn sS,t.
NO. ARLINGTON bedrm.. pvt.
entrance, cow. close in location.
adults only. IA. 7-67S9.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
CHATHAM APARTMENTS
Free Rent for 10 DAYS

Available Immediately. bedrm. apt,
unusually lge. rms. clean, quiet,
and transp. Express buses down
town. $9S.50 incl. all utils. Out New
Hampshire ave. to Univ. lane. left
l blk. to Merrimac DR.. See 6UPT.
at 1909 Merrtmac. -
Evening star., 1954-06-06
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELIN, MOVING AND STORAGE
When moving, you want 1t done
right Call Ii. 3-5047. 10
ARROW TRANSFERRING move by
Job or as low as So per hr. q rms.
as low as $50. NO. 1884. III
LIGHT HAULING. locel moving;
peaches a specially. s; I. NORRIS,
~. 2-115n or IL 6-2SS9.
MOVING AND HAULING, night or
day. Experienced men. AID. A.
Hills TRANSFER Any day or hr.;
small and large. Jobs; trained men;
long short bookings; insured. beach
FGRS1FUsE 5TiRS %hsf sTckAGE. s0nSi minimum. 50
per. mo. Local and long distance
moving; low rates. REDSK1N VAN
SERVICE, INC. HO. 2-1223.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across che country: safe. storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-O104. UNION STOR-
MOVE ANYTHiNG, day or night: "a
hr. and up. or by the Job. NO
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RIA. 3-l4l6.
GENERAL HAULING, day or night;
reasonable, rates; free estimates.
LII $1,000
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Own Your Own Apt. Home

The following cooperative
homes are all in tried and
proven bldgs. operating under
our plan which has been sue
cesSful for 33 yrs. in D. c.
Mr.. CONN. AVE. A lovely
corner apt. Just q blk. from
Conn. ave. and Ordway, yet
on q quiet. secluded street.
Contains liv. rm.. bedrm.. en-
trance hall. kit. -dinette. bath
and 3 lge. closets. Excel. value
at only $3.50 on very reas.
terms.
ECONOMY Only S28 mo.
pays ell operating costs and
utils. in this most economical
bldg. for . comfortable home
Of hall. lge. liy: rm., kit.
difette, corner bedrTn. and
bath. Price only $4,000 with
very reas. terms.
vIEw-one Of the most love-
y locations in the city; corner
rd. s.e., with beautiful view
for miles. 2 bedrms.. bath,
liv. rm.. din. alcove, kit. 5
closets and storage locker in
bsmt. This excel. home in Q
postwar bldg. for only SILL.
600 on reas. terms.
HOUSE SIZE = A marvellous
3-exposure apt. home. COM
pletely decorated and with new
modern kit, pantry. 3 bed
rms. 1iv. rm.. din. rm.. en-
trance han and bath; wonder
ful closets. and Just Q blk. TO
either streetcar or Conn. ave.
bus. Only $17.500 ON very
FOR fun details, phone
Major 0arvey. with
EDMUND ]. FLYNN &C
(co-cp. Apt. Authority Since 1920l
Washington Building
"A. o-e66H 1eS.. NO. 5-S1e
Evening star., 1954-06-06
APARTMENTS WANTED

QUIET FAMILY of 8 adults desire @
bedrm. unfurn. apt: in apt. bldg,
NV. sec. Box 1S7-M. Star. II
ONE BEDRM.; Georgetown-Unfur
apt. f1repl. and garden; max, S11
mo. Call DU. 1881 after pm.
BACHELOR will buy complete high
one-bedroom apartment and take
over. apt. lease. Box 294-M. star. IL
UNFURN.-1 or 2-bedrm. apt. for
adults. Lge. closets, clean; upper
NV. DU. 1896 or Box 1888, Star.
UNFURN--Above 1st floor; outer NV;
for adults; permanent residents;
to $50. Box 1856. D. C.
OWNERS-Need clean, nicely fur.
nished eff1c. and 1-br. apts,; all
parts D. c.; with pvt. bath from 500
to SS5. Reas. fee for results. Call
MANDEL. ME. S-6414 weekdays.
APARTMENTS-All parts D. c., furn.
or unfurn., effic. and bedroom with
pvt: bath. Reas. fee. for results.
Call MANDEL. ME. s-6414 weekdays.
WOMAN DOCTOR, permanent Govt.
empl.. needs unfurn. 1-bdrm. apt.
reasonable; state PARTICULARS and
UNFURN:--3-bedrm: house or apt
vic. Of Univ. of Nd. after July l.
WA. 7-940S.
CLERGYMAN, embark
ing on sea of matrimony. requires
3 unfurn. rms, NV. Washington,
on transportation line or adjacent
to same. Rent must be commen-
surate with that of a clergyman with
q small conversation. Occupancy by
July !. Box 59-M, Star.
and family Of three de-
sire 2, 3-bedroom unfurnished house
or apartment, July Is. within 20
minutes drive to GEORGETOWN Hos
pital. Write Box 225-M. Star.
COLORED - WANTED - Furn. apt,
by CPL. 2 rms, kit. and pvt. bath.
HU 3-4047
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
BY ALMIRA PARK

KenSwil. Jr. driving the party
to Randolph Sympathy is ex-
tended to the Goodeli family
upon the passing of Mr.. Will
liam o. Goodell who lived
to a ripe old age of 81
Mrs. Basil Hutching (the Sc
cond) widow of the late NOR
tician, died after a lingering
illness. Mr.. Edward Moore.
Jr. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Moore of Golden st. has
returned from Germany and
will be stationed at Fort Ben
nington. Judge and Mrs.
E o. Gourdin are occupying
their new home in President
Lane, Quincy. Mrs. John
B. Hall represented Boston at
the annual meeting of the
Council of Colored Women
held in DC. =. Mrs Edward
Dixon has recovered from her
recent illness and is able to go
out again.
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PETER TURCHON, HOMES inc.
RESTORER OF Old HOUSES

Nearly 1000 reprints of a
special article on Peter Tur-
chon, pesident of Homes, Inc.
were distributed to delegates
of the 47th annual convention
of the National Association of
Real Estate Boards held in
Clevland last week.
The eight-page illustrated
story from House g. Home"
magazine describes Mr.. Tur-
.chon as doing a Spectacular
job of restoring old houses
and neighborhoodS. He might
be called Exhibit No. in the
modernization business, it
was declared.
Reprints describing the
Homes, Inc, operations are of
special interest SURGE NAREB
President Ronald J. Chinook
predicted used home sales
would be the greatest in his
tory in 1855. Housing econ
and policy makers have
at last begun to realize that
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congregation in the singing
of "He Will Understand" and
Say Well Done. Rev. John
w. Holmes, pastor of Ruth
A.M.E. Zion Church and Rev.
Mr. Barrows received the
Thanksgiving Offering Bene-
diction was given by Rev. Ford.
Rev. Beresford BarroWs is
president of the Cambridge
Ministerial Fellowship and Rev.
] w. Holmes is secretary. The
Fellowship is now making
plans for the Christmas Union
Service which will be held
at Western Avenue Baptist
Church with Rev. Holmes de-
livering the Annual Christmas
Sermon. Choirs from the parti-
cipating churches of the Eel
lowship will render the music
at this service.