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Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21
Olive St. Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

Andrew Jackson, son of Mr., and
Mrs. Jim Jackson was here re-
Gently with relatives and friends.
He is stationed at Fort Hood. Tex.
and he is staff sergeant g.
Mrs Essie Rainey, California, is
here visiting relatives and friends.
She is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Jim Jackson r.. Mrs. Mary
Lee Nichols left recently for her
home in California. She is the
granddaughter of Mrs, Melinda
Bearden Mr., and Mrs John
Dixon have installed butane gas
IN their home Daniel Stew
art and Reese Butler are on the
sick list Thought for
week: II does not pay to 80 to
church in the morning, if you
plan to 90 to the devil in the
evening
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21
L.0udflIl

The financial drive of Calvary
Baptist church held recently was
very successful. -Four churches
were present. Rev, j, H. Hayes Of
Camden delivered the message
His subject was, Power In Goes
World" Money raised was 1922
Rev. w, M. Radford, pastor John
W. Elliott, sponsor. sister Alma B.
Elliott, church clerk Eddie
B. Loggins, Wesson visited his
sister, Mrs. John w Elliott, he al
so visited Harold ellison =.
Mrs. Sarah Burton and sisters
visited their grandparents, resent
ly Miss Georgia l.. Burcn is
spending some time with her
aunt, Mrs. John King IT., Of
Manning,
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21
Sfrorlq

Cassie Melvin
The Gardner hi school contrib
uted baskets Of food to needy
families recently Bernice
Daniel a first grade student and
her little brother, were hit by a
car on Huttig hiway and were
hospitalized for several days. The
first grade class gave a donation
of 81 to purchase fruit for the
children Mrs. l.. A. Tilque,
fifth grade instructor, presented
two playlets recently Mr.
and Mrs J. B. Tilque had as
visitors recently, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jerry Walker and daugh-
ter, Donna Rita and son, Jerry, jr.
from Helena; Mrs. Marjorie White
side Walker, sisters of Mrs. TIL
que, from Pine Bluff; Miss jose
phine Tilque, daughter a senior
at AMIN college, Moses S. Smith
and Helen Ward, students at A
NAN and Mr. and Mrs, Green Of
Carthage hi school Mr. and
Mrs. James Penny had as visitors
recently, Mrs. Ruby Fisher, Mrs
Hazel Williams, Pine Bluff; Mr.
and Mrs, Price, st. Louis, Mrs.
Tommie J, Smith Dawkins, and
Miss Helen Ward, students of A.
MIN college and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rural Green of Carthage g.
The Willing workers and Charm
EFT clubs are making rapid pro-
gress They have made number
of contributions to various argani-
cations Mrs. Shirley Rogers,
who was hospitalized recently,
received frowers from a Crossett
florist, thru the Willing workers
and Charmett clubs.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21
Jeans Addition
Merle Williams

Merle Williams
Rev. johnson Of Southeast con-
ference delivered the message
Sunday at Mt. Pleasant AME
church. The spirit was high and
everyone seem TO have enjoyed
the message and Rev. A. G. Bur-
ton who is pastor -, On the
sick list is Mrs. Gladness, who
has been i'll for some time
Rev. Blunt, son and daughter-irl~
law, accompanied his daughter
home, Mrs. Catherine STUDIES. who
lives in Lehi.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21
Garland CITY
WYNN Ill SCHOOL.

School is in its fourth month
and everyone seems to be enjoy
ing every moment of it. The third
and fourth and fifth grades spon-
sored a social Friday mite. The
Christmas program was recent
ly presented by the first, second
and third and sixth grades. The
gifts were presented by Miss Cha
rity Ball Smith =, Waller Brown
who has been away for five years
spent two weeks here. He is en-
route to Paeos, Texas Miss
Ruby King one OF our 54 grad
yates exchanged VOWS with Geo.
johnson of Lewisville, December
"a at 4:3o. The wedding took
place at the home of Miss Kings
mother The president OF the
senior class spent the weekend
in Dangerfield. Texas Miss
Charity Bell Smith, a junior at
AMIN college, also Miss Elnofa
Baykins, a sophomore left TOR
school Monday mite The
MIA girls of Wynn hi meet ev-
cry Wednesday afternoon at l:40.
The MIA girls sponsored cab
aret dance Tuesday mite. Five
new members joined the organi-
cation. They are Betty 10 Me-
Cound, Lessie B. James, Matte
Mae Johnson, Annie Mac Grisby,
and Dora Mae James. Mrs. ID. X.
Langston, sponsor, Barbara Smith,
president, Dorothy Sans, secreta-
ry Betty RAIDER, corresponding
secretary, Ethel Robertson, social
chairman.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21

The Southwest Region, Delta Sigma Theta sorority Inc,
has, for the second successive year. selected the COwan Me
mortal center for the Blind, project check for $500
has been presented to the Arkansas Enterprises for the Blind
TO aid in the construction of workshop and training facility
at the center The money will be used for installing plumbing
wiring, and roofing of the proposed building Preliminary
construction already under way The contribution the
sorority last year $3.50 which purchase
ing equipment tape recorder movie protector and radio
record player
The Southwest Region of Delta Sigma Theta sorority
composed of 30 chapters four of which Arkansas
chapter in Pine Bluff Delta Eta Beta Phi Sigma
chapters two chapters in Little Rock, Gamma Gamma
and Delta Epsilon Sigma
Mrs Aser Lee Henderson, Houston, Texas, is regional
director of the Southwest Region and Miss Dorothy Height
New York is the grand president Of the sorority
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21

ID. ]. LOggins
Thank you one and all for your
gifts,
It's just a little thank you card,
But tucked in every line.
There is real appreciation,
For those lovely gifts of mine.
Signed: S. M. Griffin.
Miss Savannah Williams, Ell
Dorado, was guest of her sister,
Mrs. II, l., Stephens. the past
weekend Mrs. Myrtle Hen
driX and Mrs Maxine Davis were
in Ell Dorado this week
Phillip Meeks and Gorden Ander-
son were guests here recently.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21

Mrs. Handy, Reporter, Phone FIR 4-s187 or WI 5-2775
Inc Usher union held Sunday at Trinity Grove Bap-
church Rev Ford pastor Amount of money raised Sl44'
lne next business meeting will be held Wednesday FeD
'y 9Th at First Baptist church. Goth and Gum streets u
+ Drown president; Mrs. B. Handy, reporter,
l." = Nickel Of Portland Oregon is here at the bedside
T. MS mother Mrs. Francis Walton 204 Cedar street who is
" one Is member of the Eighth Street Baptist church
, Y o. D. Arnold of Chicago house guest of his niece
S oeah Arnold of 3008A Short Main street Rev Arnold
eaued at King Solomon Baptist church Sunday morning
u at Eighth Street Sunday night He will attend the Ma
"@l bapust board meeting in Hot Springs this week
Mrs Corruc Holmes of East St. Louis, Illinois, was the
e guest of Mrs, Marcia Williams 1905 Hazel street She
''' Im home Tuesday
I'e la" w. d. Jones, announced the bond of marriage
.Ls a Began to Fred Philips. Tuesday at the home oil
Ing groom 9g7 Hazel street
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21
Woodson.
f. II. Current

f. X. Current
Mrs. Z. r. Current was host
ess to the January meeting Of
the Rose Garden club. A delicious
luncheon was enjoyed by the
members. Mrs. r. b. McMurrsy
presided over the business meet
ing Contributing 10 the
Christmas seal drive were Mrs.
McMurray, 81; Mrs. S. Perkins,
81, Mrs. II. Perkins, 81; Mrs r.
d. Poe. 81; Mrs. Current, SO.
First Baptist church purchased a
bond, The seal sale drive is still
on.
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degree from Lincoln university
where he was elected a member
of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity.
He received his masters degree
from the University of Pennsyl-
vania and did additional study in
educational research in the Uni
versities of Minnesota and South
ern California
The Dunbar choir under the di-
rection Of F. G., Ransom furnish
ed the music for the occasion.
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CLASSIFIED =:

DAY NURSERY OPEN FOR
Children Between The Ages OF
2 Years. Hot Lunch served
Each Day Reasonable Price.
Cali GLADYS THOMAS. 1921
High ST., Phi FIR 5-421i -5.195 IS
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21
Bradley
Mrs. Alice Hankins

T h invitational tournament,
held recently included Lewis
vile, Stamps, Garland, BuckneF
and Toilette schools, in two-day
meeting The HID club viii
meet with Mrs. Freed Harris. Mrs
Mile Jackson, president and Mrs
Ruby L. Curry, home demonstree
ton agent Rev. Willie Adj
ems funeral was held at st, Mary
Baptist church, January II
Deacon Lee Thomas is sick In
bed.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21

Time by the Youth choruses sooists quarees from
local churches
John Mayer who recently had operation University
hospital Little Rock, is much improved this writing Ills
friends relatives in Pine Bluff pleased that
he will be able to home This report from
M. {. Dedrick 1905 Louisiana street, who gave pint of
blood for Mr. Mayer Sunday
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21
phone uq Your News - FIR 2-5s38

-, VIRGIL was surprised last Thursday when her
AHe Amanda Virgil aunt, Ola Mae Brooks and broth
other ,ia of Monticello visited her in the home of Mrs
Lamar With whom she is living, Mr.. and Mrs sherrod
abel MCS 5 with Mrs Virgil in Wrightsvile Sunday also
paws poarl Craiges MIR spent the weekend with her
A.s Ts,beU Moten in Wrghtsvile
'n M Mrs Charles L. Karsten, parents Of Rev John
new ost.n-charge of ST Philips Episcopal church. left
a Wednesday mite after four-day visit They reside
Guy Ferry New York, where Rev. Karsten is rector of
0Op nsI church and Mrs Karsen is special represent
y Caonv Hollow CiisorcaD Restoration of the Rock
eu yapdea Deeetworth 1000 Calhoun street was call
o. Tops on account of the death of her cousin Mrs
! Urtelaw Johnson. Mrs. Johnson, the former Mary
'%!oaw is a native of Little Rock
Ms Mamie Kimble Allen has returned to her home in
a after spending very pleasant vacation here as guest
Inv isars and their husbands, Mr. and Mrs William Cook
= Ma Plant Mrs. Fannie Kimble Williams and niece Miss
to Lee Snodgrass North Little Rock cousins Mr. and
re Adoph Lawrence, 1011 West oath and Mrs Eselle D.
rsms Route l. North Little Rock While here she was en-
Tand with series of parties given by co-workers and
is n her cousin Parties given at the homes of Miss
e I wilson Mr. and Mrs Joe Wherry, with Mrs. E. D.
sms hostess and the final party at the home Of Mr. and
r. poand Smith Of North Little Rock Guests helping to
ala Mrs Aliens holiday merry Misses Jeanne
wilson Geraldine Robinson Mrs Catherine Simmons Rob-
Tyles Jean W. Beavers, IVenoa Smith Essie E. Taylor
4 Fsela D. Williams Her visit cmaXed with a fam
dinner at the home of her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs
rob Dixon Route l. North Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-21
LUB NOTES:

Members of the Chansonete club gathered the home
e Odessa Sims sos Short 9th MIR, for its regular
sy meeting After business session. games were played
TASTY menu was served by the hostess, Next meeting
III bn held tonte at t. residence Of Mrs Clara Thape TO
no street North Little Rock Miss Francica Scoggins pres
n, Mrs Lois T. GlHey, reporter
The Bronze Mesdames met the home of Mrs Lois King
SIS Chester street discuss their project for the year
Dorothy Carson president Mrs. Doris Wisham reporter
he next meeting will be held at the home of the president
The Provden relief club Thursday, the beautiful
Mrs c. H. Powell, ITO South Pine to transact the
ua business Fifteen members answered to the roll call
ntees Mesdames Powell Rowe and Rumph, who
lovely repas The next meeting will be held February
p the home Of Mrs Brunson, 2100 Pulaski street
ostesses will be Mesdames Brunson and Bradford
The Lucky u Handicraft club met at the home of Mr.
Mrs Elmer Issac 2211 West 18th last Tuesday mite Plans
made for the annual party delicious enjoyed
ALL Eleven members present The members will meet
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Robert Jones' 1908 Rock street
ly Willie Gordon, president Mrs A. E Beene, reporter
The Elite club met last week at the home of Miss Helen
out delicious repast served by the hostess Next
meeting will be held the home of Mrs, Matte Allen 305 IL
fech street Mrs Doris Johnson president; Mrs Bettye
Moore reporter
The Southde Ladies club met at the home of Mrs Mable
alton Following business session. games played Win
s were Mrs Hersema Downs Miss Lena Anderson and Mrs
Elizabeth Young The next meeting will be held at the home
Mrs Fannie Day. 1908 IL Spring street. January 25 Mrs
alton served hostess Mrs Geneva Haney president Mrs
Nellie Ackln reporter.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

ANACOsTIA, oil MINI. ave.--semide-
tached brick; rooms, 4 bedrooms
h.-w.h.; suitable for professional
man: s2,5I0 down. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. Lu. $4,000, Lu
FAIRFAX vILLAGE--a-bedrm. semi
lot. in choice section. High on the
hill--for cool summer: CAL MT
o'HaZza. TIE. 6-243p. marshall
j., wAPLE CO, 1894 18th Sc NV.
r on DUO DUPoNr PARK. near ,Ridr.
rd.-2-year -oid semidetached brick:
5 rooms. . large bedrooms rec.
rm., gas heat: no money down. $40
per mo pays. everything. HART
MAN REALTY, INC. LII. 4-a4oo,
H III ss brick, 2 rms.
/ bedrooms. 2is baths: . bedrms.
and bath 1st A.; finished basement:
INES. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
Iy; 4-3!3o, ~, es5g.6. .,.,
sernidet.: = hedrms.. liv. rm., din.
dIshwasher Laundrpmat; parkins
place: ! block to stores. bus and
, Dsrs M. 5 pupils down Lu ps aS5is
OWNER TRANSFERRED to another
city. Is offerins very. charming.
custom built Diet. brk. home. with
spacious Ivins rm. having fireplace.
family.si1e dinirr rn1., electric kitch-
rm., q paneled recreation rm. and
powder rm.,. large screened porch
ana patio. storm windows. Eas fur
mace. hot-vater heat. huiIt-in ga
raee: high elevation with attractive
oytlcer Ok. ns,. e,rgsn, ,d ssS ss
TIE. s-..33, l., r. GRAvATTE.
Resitcr. Ma. s-o7S3.
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&. sALE-N.M. tcent. |

MT. Unsatisfactory brick; Q
large rooms; Si3.a5O: 1895 down.
n. Z. BRuzEE. NO. 5-1626. -6
MT. PLEAsANT-s-rm. town house.
Ga baths. suitable home and In
come. 2 fireplaceS. 3 porches: $685.
down II. Z. BRUzEE. NO. 5-762s.
EXCLUSIVE CLEVELAND PARK
Spaeious 5-bedrm. 3-6ath modern
unusual porch overlooking delight
full garden Well redeeorated and
exceilently improved. 15-yr .-old
charming home. arranged 70 COM
plement antiques or other nne fuI-
nishinss TOWN & SUBURBAN.
TOwNHOUsE. NEAR sHOREHAM-
Immaculate 4-bedroon1. 20-ft., row
brick home, in this fine downtown
pefed and kit. beautifully modern
lied with dishwasher, and disposal:
tremendous amount OF luxurious nv
ing for the money. Asking Slag5o.
FRANK s PHILLIPS, D1. 7-l4il.
Ewes AD. 4-0SG1.
CT ATTENTION. sO55 Park rd;;
facinR Rock Creek park-,Will sell
home fSr q Iay spprfhi o@. v " rms
detached gar. and top fooi Q.
home is made into . complete
private apt This house is Close IN
sSTn and has BAN. T9ndfrfus PsSsisit Ia
Bnftspnu; ST., TU. 'a-1 los OF. W. z.
GRAMLIcH, ia. s-1054. bet. ;
and :. 5
1st AND VAN BUREN-Remod. older
home; 5 bedrms., 9 baths. bsmt..
oil h.-w.h.. gar: $i5,aso Or best
offer. BEERS BROS, JU. $3.50.
BIG BARGAIN--4 centrally To-
Gated homes; ideal for roomins
houses. 70 be converted INTO excel Hss
Owner presently occupying one For
more information. call DE. 2-osos
after 3 pm
town house with 3 bedrms., bath.
md a.; center-hall plan with powder
rm.. LIST A.; recreation rm. IN gay.
shis ss cs E Eiss IN s't oER HPs
REALTY CO.. EN-. $4,000 I'll pm.
ADJOINING Observation-Disclosures
Breuninger- built brick 3 larse bed
rms. Playrm. and shower in bsmt
Modern Kitchen with breakfast NOOK.
Larse. attractive lot and shrubs. z
prc.d Earafs low o gyms ME- saf SRssN sisf
OWNER SACRiFICiNG--Loyely brick
home, S13sa50 . baths. 3 bedrms.;
gas h..w.h.. full bsmt.. gar. Located
$50 ouintana pl; conv: to schools
[. IT., CARMICHAEL REALTY CO.,
JU. p-0ti0i ? ewes. JU. 5-1674. Is
ONLY S2,500 down will buy this
luxurious brick Colonial near Rock
Greek Park and transportation:
pian; beautifully Handicapped. Call
Mrs. Schloss. DU. 7-665a. NE. g.
1858. FULTON r. GORDON JR,
COS RoXBoRO PL. N.w.-6-room
semidet. brick; gas hot-water heat.
THE price and terms are right. M.
q. Weaver, WO. 6-4944. MARSHALL
J. WAPLE CO.. 1924 l4th st. NV.
AID A-oOOJ
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LANGLEY PARK

OPEN WEEKDAYS. 3 to o. Goreeous
new ultramodern brick. semidet.
homes. Featuring colored tile 1st-
ern YOUNGSTOWN kitchen with West
inghouse disposal 3 generous sized
bedrms.. colored tile bath. COM
pleteiy finished and heated rec. rm.
Level. fully sodded rot Mr., public
and parochial school and shopping
down. Also available to non-GIs
with nominal down payment. Out
New Hampshire ave. 7/10 mi. be-
yond Bladensburg I'd. to Rutan, left
to sample house at 1914. SfGLEH
a, 70 pa a-9A1I %
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARLINGTON. FALLS CHURCH. AND
FA1RFAx-we. have need for sew.
srs s9%s Al , ysise T e. s.e.i Az
calls every day FOR homes IN this
area LAST With "a. and be relieyed
OF your rental problems. COLONIAL
REALTY CO.. Mr.. Draper. Properly
Msnssemen, Department. IA. y
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HOUSES fok sALE-h.w.

cOLoRED-sI.soo On, VACANT
AZ Rittenhouse n.w.--owner leaT-
ing town, wants quick sale: good
terms. Semidet., Al eond.. . good
FMS: right at bus. schools. rec.
IDAN. RA. 3-506s.
cOLORED-6ih AND EMERSON NV.
Ice. rooms. Comp redeeorated.
Modern throuehout. Priced way be-
low marker. Small down payment
Days call AID. 4-.i731. Eye, TU
Ellis or RIA. 3-4a4fi,
: COLORED
End AND JEFFERSON SIS. NV.
row brick in new-house
cond n LIST hr. contains iiv. rrI.. din.
rm., den, mod, kit. hall: knotty pine
rec. Tm.. tiled bath, ldry. rm. in full
bsmt: Ind mr.. 3 bedrms.. TILED
baths; det garase; iRe. yard; con.
crete front porch. Priced for immed
sale. To inspect, call
KENNEDY REALTY CO.. RA. 3-a:901
coLoRED-s55o DOWN
4th and Emerson-Spac.. weli-kept
6-rm. brick; entr. hall. der. ENCLOSED
porch; lge. yard. garaxe. Priced toi
quick sale. JAMES CARR, Elk
:l-f400. AID. 4-Seati.
coLoRED-nETAcHED HOME
10 Rms, :; Baths. Rec. RIM.
361l l4th ST. H.W.-si 800 On;
COLORED-PROFESSIONAL MEN
III Shepherd st. NV.
bet. Brick. ) Bedrms.. 4 Baths
Call Mr.. Newman. RA. 3-0l40
LOUIS Ridden, Elk 3-51u1
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY Chase rooms. :, baths.
Mrs; pySNiNaToN. oil. a-s6$S.
essi sist PL. NV, Unusually
snail modem seisnt cute , fgT
house; excellent neishborhood; short
lease Immediately available SI45.
LUTHER I. MILLER. EN-. 2,5957,
ARE.. oil Columbia pike-Mod. 5-bed-
pos.l :t fenced yd; sfsS. Ho sn s-4! 81
RoCKCREsT--yery attractive 3-bed-
room rambler. beautifully furnished
for immed. occupancy: $3.50 month,
aS s siso 9Ro T n RoBER sns5R
Reaitor, 1886 wis. ave. OIL. 2-2l:,3.
alss 2ith ct. s.E.--conv, to An
drews and Boiling; very nicely fur
nished. 4 rms; kit. bath, rec; Im;,
I posoH DE- real Estate. M Ii. s-sss7
a.BEpRM. RAMBLER. mr.. Rock Greek
Park, Chevy Chase, Me-; Tyr. lease
e Issnt es ..sa p n.. E. .s q a' s sSd
Sries coionial; svaiissle NV /.
Living rm,. dinine rm., kitehen.
I baths % sna I a, 4; g $685. per month.
.s ssioiA s sTfssaS,SsHs A W. k%ss .s BED
rms. . baths, liv. rm.. din. rn.. kit:
conv, 10 transp.. schools, shopping;
eil heat; $3.50 per mo. PAUL LEPs.
ARI., NJ, near oiebe I'd. and wash.
blyd.-cerner. beautiful trees: ga
CHEVY CHASE, D. G. Mckinley st.
rms. q bedrms.,. ! bath, safase,
s sly ni UrAa h ixSyE.--s~ms.. . baths.
screened porch. rec. rm., garage:
CHEVY iii W. CHASE, Mp.-2soS Blaine
dr.-e rms baths. garage. oil
c passi erase CHASE, D. c.--e41I Barnsb,
st:--e rms nnSo sun porch. rec. rm.;
EpM. Il. JONES a CO, INC,
$500 Conn. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-2300
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

USED CAR BUSINESS for sale. Due
to death. Reasonable. 3-yr. lease.
in the heart OF Wheaton. JU. o.
1867 or 10. 5-3121. 3
CORNER RESTAURANT tbeer and
wtnsb. seats 115. Rent. S225. good
lease. Opens . pm daily, Beautiful
soaipment; sells Il 70 20 f hall S sssi
moneymaker. S.. 600 cash down will
handle. BOB HOLLANDER. 14I1
Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-o743. "a
18th ST. NV. nr. Monroe-saie OF
rent white or colored: LIST eomml.
q rms. 3 baths basement, 2-car
earage: nicely furn.: new plumbing
and wiring throughout; alum. storm
windows and screens; excel. eond.
e sSSinf M hogss s II 0S os Ns s ss H.
AND COCKTAIL
LOUNGE, downtown K St. next "a
large hotels seats 80: rent $500
BOB HOLLANDER tExCLUSIvEl
14li Pa. ave. NV, Ma. S-9743.
CHINCHILLAS. 4 males, 4 females
Phone DU. 1-2655. To-
GROCERY STORE, fully equipped
must sell because Of illness. S., GOO
compete .Sbe -ssh st. Sc. -l0
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
your own boss. Get into a profitable
depression-proof business Of your
own; reasonable capital REQUIRED
MOTEL AND OWNERS HOME
acres, nearby Va. $4,000, only
81 900 DIN. JE. 4-6433. Ill
GAS STATION. garage, grocery store
modern 4 bedrnf. home, about acre
in nice clean village. Immediate
possession. Priced to sell. Call JOHN
BUaDOFT, Eyersreen 1886. Coles
vile. Md. 1878 Colesville I'd.
SILVER Sprins. Md Ill
RETIRE. to this. small, modern mo-
tel on busy htghway and enjoy life;
about an hours drive from Wash.
good income without working day
and night and q nice place to live;
needs $4,000 cash, RIPLEY a
ROMER Gaiihersburg 299.
GR0CERY-Ideal ne. spot. Lease
Rent, SS5 mo- includes 3-rm. apt
Just 81. 500 down. Corner store in
heavily populated area See 1t ant
see now you can make money here
W. B. REALTY, ia. 9-0S94; RE
T-flRrH
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BETHESDA
$40 Q5Q-VA

This prize winning 3-bedroom Ameri-
cana rambler has 12x20-ft living
rm with paneled fireplace wall, sep.
dinins ell, Ice. rear window wall
kit. with brkfst. space. immediate
occupancy Near rec. center and
transp. Call INTERSTATE REALTY
CO.. OIL. 4-0642. Ewes. OIL. 9-9236.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG COUPLE TO share home with
another young couple In Arlington
s rms, bath. shower. use of facili-
ties. washing machine. telephone
) min. TO Pentagon. $50 Der month.
Call IA. s-UD0..