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ittIh Worship together THE week
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday, January 30, was Senior
Missionary Day at Zion. Mrs. Ma
ME Lyle was In charge of the
services. Mrs. Omega Sorrel, a
student at Northwestern Bible
school was guest speaker. Mrs.
Sorrelrs message conferred around
the theme. Education And Ser
vice"
Mines. Crystal Jones, Julia Rob-
inson. and Odessa Star united with
the church on Christian expert
ence.
Visitors at the morning services
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Greer.
Colp, Ill; Mrs. Frances Jones,
Hastings. Neb.. Mr.. Herman Har-
gest and Mrs. Rose NJ. largest Of
Minneapolis.
We were delighted 10 see Rev.
and Mrs. Bolts back in service and
to know that they had an enjoy
able trip.
At the evening service, Rev. c.
8, Jones brought US a very In
spring and uplifting message on.
The Call for Volunteers"
We wish to extend congratula-
tions TO the following who have
new additions TO their families:
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Robinson,
daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Milton, son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Owen, a son.
Sick and shut-ins are Connie and
Bonnie Mccoy, and Mr.. d. d. Sud
duth.
Zion extends sypmathy to the
family Of Mr.. Harry Bludsoe.
We invite you to attend all ser
vices at Zion.-Mrs. Cynthia West
brooks, reporter.
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'''Hiuueu rum rage ~
biit and Eartha Kit may have
some basic Justification. That L. n
matter Of individual opinion, Miss
Vanderbilt In being attacked for
aliegedly bringing her background
along with her and using II Ia adj.
vantage Miss XIII IL being attack
81 for ailegedly trying to shake
loose from her background 50 that
II cant be- used 10 her diaadvant
age
Wrong or right. they are bath
driven by an Inner urge. somr
thing more than Just ordinary
ambition. This IL the type ~
thing mere than Just ordinary
success. or hsartbr-akinE fall.
ur-.
Every man II the sum total of
his inner Illustrations and desires
This even goes for those who set
Themselves up as critics
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Ann Albright.
Duluth Teacher
Buried Jan. ~

Duluth. MINI. Funeral services
for Mrs Ann Colby Albright, Dull
uth'E only Negro school teacher
and member Of one Of the citys
early families were held last
Thursday
Mrs. Albright taught music In
the public school system for a
number of years and was a grad
uate of Duluth Teachers College
She also attended Oberiin college
and Pratt university,
The teacher was very well
known In Duluth and = scholarship
fund IL being started in her mem
DRY.
she Is survived by a daughter.
Laura Ann and cousins, Beba Tay-
lor. Cleveland o and Mrs Mary
Green. 81 Paul
Rev Thomas Morris, ~ Marks
AME church ofnciated nj the
funeral service.
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Baptist Progress
Reported BY Rev.
Henry w. Boffs

Rev and Mrs " W. Bolts Sr.,
1919 LyndRlc Az. NJ. Minneapolis
returned home Friday morning
January -. from Hot Springs
ARK, where they attended the adj
Journed seasion OF the National
Baptist Convention.
Rev Bolts reports u very large
number were In attendance and
that financial reports were sx-
ccptionally good. The goal TO be
raised for the school at Nashville
was set at $50 900 and t53 900 was
raised
Rev a NJ Townsend of Nash
Vile Tenn chairman Of the Fin,
ance Commission for the bath
house In Hot Springs. turned over
his leadership Ne was succeeded
by Rev 3 A Owens Of Memphis
Tenn. as chairman The indebted,
ness on this project was si075 .O00
and To date 81 900 900 OF this debt
has been paid
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funeral Rites Hsid
For Mary Butler

Services for Mrs Mary Butler
who died At Parkucw hospital
Wednesday evening. January 20
were held at 10 a M Saturday
January 20. ~ Woodland Funeral
Chapel Rev ], W Graham. pas.
tor of Graham Chapel church ot
God IN Christ Of which she was
a member offiCiatcd
Mrs Butter had been IN iu
health for many years and a pa
ttent At rarkvicw for twelve years
Born IN Illinois abe had hvrd In
Minneapolis Tor more than nftv
years
She il survived bv y daughter
Mrs Ivy Wilson 81 Chicago Bur
ial was In crystal Lake Cemetery
with Woodland Funeral Home in
charge 81 tho service
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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST NEWS
Phyllis WheatIey Hots~

Wherefore take unto you the
whole armour Of God. that We may
be able 10 withstand In the evil
day" Ephesians 6:l3. From this
verse. our minister. Rev. l.. c.
Harris brought s another soul
stirring message at the IL a. m.
service. He pointed out that we.
the Christian church, must put on
its armour Of love. faith, kindness
long suffering. for we are living
in the last days and will not be
able To stand unless we have II on.
There were many visitors wor-
shipping with us Sunday morning
and we were proud 10 have them.
We are praying that they will
come again for everyone is vel
come.
The afternoon service was also
well attended Our Mission pro-
gram was wonderful The Friend
Iy Five" together with our own
Seven Wonders really sang and
the spirit came and we had a spir-
itual time. Thank God for His
power.
Beginning Sunday. February 10
which IL the second Sunday, we
shall worship at 702 Lyndale Av
N, in the church Of Mrs. BIforri
We are very grateful for the cour-
tesy shown us at Phyllis Wheatiey
house Mr. Thomas made every
thing fine for US and we are CRATE
ful. We shall expect to see our
many friends come out and wor-
ship with us
Sunday. Feb. at $50 D. m
the Rev. Or VI. G. Conwer. pastor
Of Holsey Memorial C'NE church
and hiS congregation will be with
US In our Pastors Aid service
Mrs. James Jackson. president Of
the Pastors aid IL preparing
fine Turkey dinner with all the
trimmings. Price only 81. Come
out and have your dinner with us
All money raised Will be turned
over 10 our pastor and wife on
each first Sunday. for they are
rendering their services free God
Bless all Ps 37.l-2 Fret not
myself because Of evil Doors
neither be thou envious against
the workers ~ inituity. for they
shall soon hc cut down Ike the
grass and wither az the green
herb - Mrs Nellie BuckhaIter
reporter
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,He restoreth your soul. 90.
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday. January 80. was Mis-
sion Sunday and services were
high in spirit throughout the day.
Rev. John Youngs message was
taken from the 5th chapter Of
Daniels. 22nd verse and 18th
chapter Of St Luke, 25th verse
His subject was "A Misused
Opportunity" He emphasized how
we may misuse the chance we
have. We may have the opportun-
ity TO visit the sick and minister
unto them. but use our time for
our own pleasures. We may have
the chance 10 speak a word for
Jesus. but fail 10 do 80. a chance
10 attend prayer meeting. but we
stay at home. finally a chance to
feed someone, but use II TO find
out IL they are In need This mes
sage gave US food for thought.
The Senior Gospel Choir and
Musicetts rendered heartfelt music
under the direction OF Mrs. bessie
Gresham.
Visitors were Mrs. w. A. Ross
from Zion Baptist church and
others who failed 10 register. We
welcome you.
In the afternoon at $50 p. m.
the Minneapolis Choral Union,
composed Of various churches in
Minneapolis, gave a beautiful soul
stirring musical program at Hol-
sey Memorial CINE church.
We returned for the evening
program at our church sponsored
by the Missionary Society. which
featured Festival OF Nations" an
inspirational and heartwarrning
demonstration Of the living cross
The entire audience participated
Our president, Mrs lone Brown
and Mrs. Jean Chadwick, chair
man Of Mission b group wishes TO
take this opportunity TO thank all
Of the participants
On Sunday February 9, Rev. J.
w. Phelps OF st. Paul will bring
the morning message.
Again we wish TO extend our
deepest sympathy 10 Miss Era Dae
Walls and family in the loss Of
their loved one
To remember our sisters and
brothers in prayer. TO aid them in
sickness and distress is our de-
sire Sarah Benson. reporter.
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Annual Joint Worship:
Years Intesraeial
Service st Mount
OIivet Luthern

The Minneapolis Urban League
announced last Wednesday that
the twelfth annual Interracial
Sunday service Will be held on
February 18th, at Z p. m. at Mount
OIivst Lutheran church, 50th st.
and Know Az s.. Minneapolis.
This years speaker In DIR. How
ard Conn. minister Of Plymouth
Congregational church. whose ad-
dress IL entitled, Finding the Pat
tern Behind Diversity"
DR.. Conn In a graduate Of the
Yale Divinity school and has been
in his present position for the past
ten years. having come 10 Min
neapoIis after serving pastorstes
in Connecticut and Massachusetts,.
Musical selections for the ser
vice will be provided by the Sym
phonic Chorus under the direction
Of o. u. Dahle.
In addition. other participants
will be:
Mrs. J. X. Hedquist, president,
Minneapolis Council OF Church
Women: Rabbi NJ. NJ. Goodman.
Tifereth B'Nai Jacob Congrega-
ton. Rev. NJ. l.. Simmons. ST.
Peters AME church. Cecil r.
Newman. National Urban League
board of trustees. Rev Andrew N
Otanit director Of the Japanese
American Community Center:
Rev Reuben X. Youngdahl. pastor,
Mount Olivet Lutheran church:
Mrs. Edna Mae Hutchinson. Or
ganist. Mount olivet Lutheran
church.
Rev. Louis w Johnson, Rector
Of St Thomas Episcopal church
and chairman OF the sponsoring
committee, which In composed OF
23 social. civic and religious or
CARNATIONS, stated that this years
service will follow the tradition Of
the pervous eleven in emphasiz-
ing the theme OF the oneness Of
man In the eyes Of God"
This service In held each year on
the Sunday nearest Abraham Lin
coins birthday IA a reminder to
the community Of the role Of reIig-
ton In promoting racial harmony
and creating n better understand
ing among all peoples Of the world
Following the service. the Min
neapolis Urban League Guild, with
the cooperation OF the japanese
American Community Center.
Minneapolis Council OF Church
Women, YWCA and the Twin City
Rainbow Club, will sponsor tea
10 which everyone Is cordially in.
vted
Mrs Albreta Murray II presi-
dent Of the guild, and Mrs Hazel
Merrill Is overall chairman in
charge 81 the tea.
The Minneapolis Urban League
II an interraciai social agency that
has been working for the improve
ment Of relationships between
white and Negra citizens Of the
nation and the community for IS
years on the national level and ~
years in Minneapolis II IL sffilia-
ted with the National Urban
League and IL member agency Of
the Community Chest and Council
Of Hcnnepin County Marshall J.
Diebold, vice-prcsident Of North.
rup. King Co, IL president.
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anu EslAZADSNn SOHHSy plDuSET fcSi-
dents OF 81. Paul She had been a
lifelong resident Of the Twin
Cities and had lived In Minneapolis
for % years. At one time she had
been a member Of Elscta Chapter
OEs.
Funeral services were held at
II q m. Wednesday, February 2
AT the Woodland Funeral Chapel
with Rev Jerome v Del Pine. pas
tor o. camphOr MsthodiSt church
st. Paul. officiating.
Surviving are a niece and ne
phsw. Mr.. and Mrs James Thomas
Of NJ Paul. and two cousins, Mrs.
Florence SubIstt and Mrs. Grace
Simmons Of Minneapolis.
Burial was In ~. Mays csme-
terry with Woodland Funeral Home
In charge Of arrangements,
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 extend our heart
felt thanks and deep appreciation
10 the many friends, relatives and
neighbors who offered their kind
expressions Of help and sympathy
both IN words. messages and floral
tributes during our recent be-
reavement in the death OF our hus-
band. father brother and uncle,
Harry Burton Bludsoe We wish
especially 10 thank Rev. Louis w
johnson for his comforting words
and Mrs, Flurina Mobiley and Mrs.
Henrietta Poston for their able as
sLstance
Mrs Adah Bludsoe. wife. Mrs.
Doris Fields, daughter: Mines
Susie Revels. MariOry Campbell.
Marie OShields, sisters. Mrs.
Phebe Givens, niece. Johnny
Harper nephew.
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BORDER CHURCH NEWS

Sunday, January 80, services be-
gan at IL q. m. Rev. Charles NJ.
Sections subject was Christianity
Today" which dwelt on the rest
lessness in the world today. How
we live as Christians; our behav-
ior and consideration Of others. II
was a sermon well delivered and
night TO the point.
This Is one week that I'm hop
ing all members OF Border church
will read the Border news.
Our visitors were: Ernest Tur-
rel. Void Chamberlain base: Miss
Amy Becker, 27O9 18th Av. s.,
Mr.. T. c. Welsch, 40i2 Fifth Av.
s., Mr.. Henry Wenger. Mr.. L. X.
Bakko and Mr.. John Hoigh, all Of
Owatonna, MINI. We extend q
warm welcome TO all Of you. Visit
US often.
Now. members OF Border,
doesn't IL give you something to
think about when we have visitors
from Owatonna, whom we know
made the special trip TO hear Rev
orNton' tour PASTOR preach III
was a pleasant sight 10 see and
Rev. Sexton fairly beamed.
Mrs. Dozier Glanton has been
very i'll in Fairview hospital. Visit
the sick and shut-ins. Mrs. Nc
Raven In well enough TO be out at
church again. We are thankful
for that.
Did you know that Rev. Sexton
has been asked 10 become a mem
Der Of the park board commission
Next Sunday. February 8. COM
munion meditation will be offered
by Rev Theodore Rideout. asso-
ciate pastor OF Wesley Methodist
church. Our pastor VIM be out OF
town.
Remember Christians and
friends II we take one step our
Heavenly Father will take two.
Visit the little white church,
corner Of Fourth and Aldrich ".
We extend a warm welcome To VS.
itors an dwant you 10 feel at home
among Christians-Mrs G. NJ
Ford. Reporter.
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DNIIY wORkER COIUNNIST
To SPEAK IIERE FFR

John Ifitman Negro columntst
Tor the New York Daily Worker
communist newspaper win speak
in Minneapolis Wednesday Feb
o AZ the co Hall T2I Fourth
Az =
Hs appearance Is under the AVS
ptccs ~ the Freedom ~ Press
Committee
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/. w. harris Gospel
Chorus Gives MUsieol

The l.. W Harris Gospel Chorus
Of Pilgrim Baptist church held It's
annual MidW1nter Musicale on
Sunday evening January 80. At s
3 NJ The group. under the direc-
ton OF Mrs ODelle Galloway.
rendered gospel and spiritual
numbers with Mrs Leila Jackson.
Jerry Robins WINS c. Smith and
Mrs. kelsie whltmore a. soioists
Mrs ArIcc ~ Hsllowell was at
the piano,
An added attraction was the ap.
pearancs ot the Gospel Chef Group
NJ CUES, artists. The group was
accompanied by Mrs Viola Casseli
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Cratic Speaks To
Urban League Guild

The regular monthly meeting %
the Minneapolis Urban League
Guild was held Monday night.
January -, at the YwCA
William Cratic was the guest
speaker. HIS subject was Current
status % the FEPC Biu. 4 ques-
tion and answer period followed
hts talk
Plans were made for the annual
tea which follows the Tnterracial
Sunday services. which Will b. held
this year At Nj Olivet Lutheran
church, 5oth 81 and Knox Az s
a. I 2. m Sunday, February II
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No. Tlri7r
IAND TITI.F SUMMONS
APrtts arrow Epn
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LAND

STATE uF MINNESOTA ,
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO express our sincere
appreciation and heartfelt thanks
TO our friends and neighbors for
their thOughtfulness. messages of
coincidence. floral tributes and
other kindnesses during our recent
loss.
The family of the late Mrs.
Maude Weber.
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legion Post To Mold
Meetinu February q

The Attacks Brooks Post. No
900 Of the American Legion will
hold its monthly meeting on Fri
day, February At = p m. AZ the
home 81 Nathaniel Hardy. 9T3
Carroll Az The junior sports pro
grom viii be discussed and all
members are urged 10 be present
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CARD OF THANKS

Pastor Frederick Il. Slater of
the Glendale Seventh Day Advent
ist Church and daughter Joyce, ex-
press their sincere appreciation to
the many friends who have been
so sympathetic during the recent
illness and passing OF Mrs Georgia
Mae Slater. wife and mother.
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kEEr Ur WITH ruE WORLD

mis- II tho eniV local pap-r
"hrrr YOU can rad caPsuiri.
comprehensive account % inter
national and rational newS ~ in
tcr~st % NrCru~~ and their friends
fr"m exclusive AMP coVrraEr. 49,
Road World NIdr News AZ \
GlsnC~" In this paper zach week
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Teachers, hasinsss firms, asso-
cistions, CREDIT organizations. min
Isi"rS, studrn,s and others k~~p q
part ot this papers staff husy an
swertnG tct"rAan- and WRITTEN In
anir'~s about Minnesota NegrO~S.
their life and progress.
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4 mall subscription 10 this
n-Wspap~r IL lust aS close ~ the
telephone. Call Jessie shepard or
Louise Hughes. Rrtdgepart sss5
or Bridgeport 1911 and they viii
do the rest. Only 81 pr war In
Minnesota
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CARD OF THANKS

To all who were so kind and
thoughtful during my recent i'll
ness, I wish TO express my heart
felt and sincere thinks for the
many cards and flowers sent me.
Mrs. Fannie Lynn. 655 Carroll
Ave.
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January iaSS circulation ~ this
newspaper reached it, highest
point In the pap-r's - war his.
tory.
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You can insert . classified al In
this paper for a. hitl~ as 81. CAN
bridgeport SaaS now. Wen do
the Trst
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Jobs theological Wsopon7
JOBS theological W00po0T
Industry Kidding Itself
When 1t Rejects Plea
Of Job Equality

81. Louis Northumberland and ndustrialsts only
kidding themselves when they repeat the standard pat
jecons" equal employment opportunity for Negroes
eastern manufacturing executive declared here last
the Both annual meeting and dinner Of the Urban League
q, Inuf
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AGED MINNEAPOLIS WOMAN WAS
FOUND DEAD IN STREET JANUARY 70

An aged Minneapolis found dead in front Of
3ll4 Pleasant Az at Friday January 2s There
Identification her body but later she identified Mrs
Elizabeth h. Williams H. Of 1906 Bryant Az. The
office pronounced death due 10 a heart attack.
Mrs Wlliams born in 81 Paul, daughter Of Berton
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Dinner and barbcque sale all day
Saturday. February 5. 1855 At 50,
Girsrd Ave. ". sponsored by the
Glory Lights. CT. 7I22.-Advt.
Evening star., 1955-09-02
FARMS

ONE Groom land bath. completed;
eIec., telphone with other eutplogs
Iiso new houses started. with 5.:
acres Of land: al for the price q y
S15,7b0. financed. Tnis 1eLm
Just little over mile IRON Csn.sn; GssieIa
Va; on Road NJ. o5:. So6: cchysriSsn' cchmTcSes
Tel Calyerton (Va.) 2402. A.
a5-ICRE FARM in Loudoun County
located on hard-surfaced road;
mile ofY Route 80. Mail and schoo
bus service at door. broom semi.,
modern house in shady setting ~
good buildings found On ru,t trses &
n snothef lust starting 70 bear. Po'
details cail Lenah 5-23ls,
HoLLEY REALTY. $500 Lee high
BRANDYWINE, ga acres: Voooeo sHs1
level: 6-rrn. house: eaIagbs; II gbsrt PAM N,,e
1cSoo, sSSo; eShg Mrs. TcSw;snsend. Tow RI. 5-b058
HS0K. ACRES mr.. Fairfax.
= rm. house. bath. NV n, lake p9I'
vision. JETT REALTY, Ii. 7-o2l2
.55II,.SyCRE III, y1'DAIRY DAIRY FARM. 25 mi
from Wash. on main hwy. Lge.. nm,
hrick home, tenant house. servant
house. mod. dairy barn, dry barn
hog barn. smoke house. farm equip;
pond. Dairy cattle yielding S2.4v.
anpSprais.d nS T. Pist " sios siSs oo6 piss eas.ls
ggEsNA gTlssN :1SS JoE qS2 qsSS2kr6S, BroRsf. ~
7-2S45: ewes. and wk. ends. ~
NEW gisosfT;R ssfT;RoUT cATALoG--yuss out
+ arDGYIT PFAITY 234-A Wood.
Evening star., 1955-09-02
LOTS, AREAcE FOR SALE

p. G. CO.; Good Luck rd.. 5 mi.
D. Cover Is-mi. front. on impr,
road; l9z zoo acres; 81: sewer; sa;.. vntss nsH
housing prof. HE. 4-35oQ TO 8 Pm.
ewes. AP. 7-71S9, W. W. LEWIS
P. a. CO.; Good Luck rd.--00 ehoics
lots, over 10000 50. f.: sts. On
ropsh grade: city water, Some cash;
owner viii subordinate 10 resp
HA. 2-Ss93. W. w. LEWIS. "a
r. @. CO.-7 choice lots, 50x176;
sewer. water avail: Eiverdale ares
Hs. ne t5ssSS os:ssI, 70 %. as2ssss. s''; w. "
vsa loe and o6 !. ss1ssi soss
paved road; price. $1,000 TO $500
each, Also 80 acres, 500-ft
tsSstssss s on nc, Seorsi1a 1asRNAsn assi sSssndeq
sssss ssRssSsssIus, ~; ssss;.'sesi ssi.s a;o.sS .ss
poSTf,oSsAc3.ssENEcA ~, sLAscc3s FARM ESTATE
AREA-unbeatable country build.
ing sites Of 3-1o acres on un-
usually high ridgeland with view.
Of Blue Ridge. 81 BOO $1,000 casf
nin,mS1: RsE ssss oE' eSoo 4ss7s5. s. r. BUILDING
50 n. By s15 TT,. Anchor feneee
tAlex.5 Va. SO. 5-6650. "A
FoR BARGAfN in 10 acres. Sc.
GAfTHERsBURG COMMERCIAL, ~
teal, 70 10 |. acres. ~ Will asa1 disise and Sub
sFsssss IS psss. 4. ss$:s 8;
Level e e LoT. iio II. < 17s f.. sp-
prox- 90. 900 50. IT.. on Old George-
town rd;;. Beth, n. Of Grsentree ro
Mr.. TILLER. OIL. 2I020S.
LSa d0b Re,rea rneeseS ceSn.sy GFsi Cub 81 mn
from Washington. s mi. past Pur-
celyille, lifetime membership IN
club fgoli, swimming. fshing, etc. !.
included In selling. Price, $4,000
Phone King S-5676, weekdays; JET
ferson 3-sS2o. ewes. and week END.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - loo
acres on Redlanl I'd. Norbeck area.
ayaiIs6ie. Asking $500 an acre.
HARRY L. IsIKoFF. ME. s-S936;
8 LEVEL. LOTS In good. close.in
Fairfax location: Washinston side
10000 50. ft. with e0-ft, forntase
s, city Tster soss and g Ess 6 loefssd .Ssoufb II
S2s. 900. Asking $500 each, With
CO., ia. 5-9393. once open, 8
8 ACREs with large barn. nice road
frontage, within 20 miles Of D. C;
$500. More land available
Caroline I. Campbell. il. a-0l53
RAMBLER SITES, wooded, 81. 900 u
Sl,50Q per acre: NV. or sc. Mary
LOTS F6R SALE ON SHENANDOAH
RIVER; also large lots on noun
tain. BIG HILL ACRES. IKE O.
POTOMAc. MD. - Thirty acres
overlooking river and fronting on
River I'd, bordered on one side
by large stream which lows undsI
canal tnte river. By OWNER, 20
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