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HOUSES fUes.isNFD

HYATTsvILLE, MD. ~ Comfortable
rambler, 2 bcdrins and den: OF
heat. double GAlAgf. large enrnei
lot. Available November /. Sl2s
month. sEIDENsPINNER Ee4itor
cESaa iaS5Si HOSPITAL aREs--,
3 betTmsa : hstsis. hy: ri!l .;., d iH
ass iissil bfSaS HSs hsl. s. s-seSs STE
8 rms, ? baths. bsnlt.. auto. heat;
bulA:in garage; $50 mo. ROGER
MOSS, no. 2-6O2O. --23
BETHESDA, close in--Attrae. briek
Cane Cod: large liy. nm. with IRE.
pl and screened porch. full din
sm snd very ss l s h, All md IND mr. Z,
and ssrsse: well turn. Rent. SIS
per mo. on yearly lease. Oh
MAE lIs0 Mass. AND FLORIDA avis.
N.W,--Cqmpletely and beauttfuliy
furnished: available tininediatet,
on 1.yeaf lease. Excellent for d.
plcmatie of government etaeial.
beam ssr ssIss EN- ssa Dfsds app 50G
nsnt cniy. mrs. WHITMAN. hD
;s saash y L on; q o. v s-gsls. s sssa
caIkEvELakbDa n PARK Center .ssll
Colonial 3 bedrms., . baths. S2be
PfIErc.HaSR;in s Isssf H wo. esiHsaoS
C sgesE rr m d UNesy Screened
porch. fuii bsmt. earsse. Fss heat,
re shaded lot: Convenient TO CHI
new WASH. BALTIC. PreeWay; va.
cant; only $3.50 mo. CLYDE r.
c aSESAssiS Rbsanls%SE .sSShtriE 1AlSfs' =
Secoraied 2sns az. s9.assssi.D eA my
A throuSh June IS: rent reasonable
Anxious to leave. IA. s-ss1D
please wait, --a3
GEOR0EToWN.-o mos. Of sraeioss
~ atmosphere; drawiis nm. Nv
II" q bst,, sm- fMR VA 81 P SsSsnsi
HILL. 1908 Goth Il. NV. DE. 2.
4i0i; or ewes. FE. 3-la34. Mrs,
Gray. --23
NICELY FURN. HOME in excel. NV.
neishborhood., Ist fcor has LARGE
. nv rm es;n. an T n htdr ana h ar
and dressIi,e I'm. bedrMs.- md
bath mi Sgfsi hss, KnS s4 pl.s. Ds nj
iNEZ CfjgHhRD. Reaitor. IN. .
I9a0 80
RfIcR m cHRvY CHASE yTEW--
M Nav Hoanitai and Nia 4 bed.
rms 1tL hashs. Al, ", dysni N
in nm ana sII,h nm ~ i', n II 70 Il III
SIi.sIee hi aftaehed Earaee.
Available Nov. / for 5 Of 8 mos. Al
a III m NJ hRTfsR 1lor,sE ereniSes
E fsRS 0i toTn. yinao. h f assssssss
voonr AVN rprvx. s.oo . sS.
.a,tshi. ssrsa, ou s,,saEnMs
prepEpTfRa ~ n..ogaH ~1ssa =
aSTSTETdaHs-e, % - sA. sswsSv' .s-sS Ii.
satlsn: h, Mn, neafo % ps 1923 70:
d2rnf s. lSs; automatic washer 81: q 's'
os@ MLl1MMLE ~. N:W;--Snarn1-
ne S-peufm. nguse. nL. CetneurAi'
6mgns,es ana petter eenoois. pE.
ax.nysn
A6EAaNpMiA t-nsdrm nouse.
Gcmpietely Iurn Wasnlns ma.
chine, pots dishes. etc: Near
scnools, pusiinn ana snopping cen.
tsr, KEN, Sl2o per month. Pnone
pTgTr,,,as sSgVu. -. - rs .
bEThEsspA oid Chestef rd.19
rms BATHS ana maids I'm. and
patn polcn. gaIagei neautiinily
i Urn rs ss sa1 NOV; ~ S2an
sA S 1La rssppoin l.l ~, 70
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FLYNN Co-oPs
OPEN, . til 5
THr nRoAnMoor,

Conn. ave % Porter st. NV.
ton today ID THE BROAD
MOOR acknowledged 20 Be
Weshinston's outstanding co.
operative apartmentl. Our Q
charming l.hedfni., q equally
charming 2-hedrm., 9-bath,
and ! MAGNIFICENT 3-bedrm,
apt. homes. Prices from
Nh; OWENS Il BRoApMooR
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HOUSES FURNISHED scsns.I

DOWNTOWN ALgx.--sn1tif 2-stcry
s sSas E aSIs1 AZ sd ..sh, es sas
4 month Teisphone ne. 6-i3os
Inquire 5o7 Prince after > pm.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-petaehed q.
bedroom home, tastefulls furnished
huse w. room. spaeieps din; room
dsn; Reas. ADJ 2-0T4e. EM 2.
s. ARL.--2-bedrms.. semidet. CON.
pleteiy fufn., auto. washer. enrbaet
disposal, cafport, fenced yard; avail
NOV. ~; Sll6 mo. u. 4-0oei oi
IA. e-235l.
NEAR WALTER RRKp--Attractly.
furnished home. 3 bedrooms. {
baths, fun dining room, russ allt
araperiesc, s7o1 Third plas e. n. v.
% ROOM H0UsE--Furuished, or
small farm. Mr.. Lapiata, Nd. III
reliable tenant. $50 mo. tn. 2-ii4f
JEFFERSON MANOR, vA,--2 BIZ.
IL I,..,s d.s s;;vr b:,,at;; isSeea Isl bus
cOLLEGE PARK--on 200-ft, lot
..bedrm, house. built on levels
liy. nm, with hrepl. sep, din. I'm.
cleo. KIT; attic. bslnt., auto h,.v.h b.
SIPS. OWNER. II. 3-3311 or WE
E 1irifHi WOODLAND On, AREa
--spacipns house With lovely Rer.
eial or Diplomat: 1ht-n. library
bedrns.: $3.50. VIII eonsioel
uniuynished, Gail Miss Cpfbin
go; 8.foM Or pU. s-f23t
CHEVY CHASE ViEW-peHehffu
center.heii brick home with u bed,
rooms. 3 baths On second door AM
liPing room, dining room. fnodefi
kitchen and lavatory on first door
gear garage. Available on or beforl
Ncyember 4 70 May l, 1856 q
SITS per mo.
CHEVY CHASE v1Ew--6-room brici
Colonial, /, bath. built.in garage
screened porch: very nice neighhor'
hood. Available on or before Nov
J 70 May ], 1855 at $3.50 per mo.
Z. QUINCY SMITH, INC. i4is j
g. NV. d. 7-90e7; ewes. LII 4.
OVERLOOKING THE POTOMAC
River, Just above Chain Bridge: Is "a
apt .-siEe house. In = 3.ecte Eoodss
setting; ige. Nv. frl.. kit.. sun
deck. bedfm. and bath on ground
level: immediate possession through
June 80, 1896, Call Mrs. Gray,
DE e-4i0f. once hours: Fl. 3.
A1034, ewes. and Sun.
FRANCIS POWELL HILL
d. 2-4lol 1908 z0tn -
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THE ONTARIO

1000 Unt1fI0 I'd, NV.
Unusually attfac. and at
tractively priced apartment
homes from ] 10 5 bedriis..
elevator. switchboard and
ample cd-street parking. Ask
for MAJOR CARNEY Al ON.
TARrO aWitchhnnrd
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Att: NSA Employees
i ssSrm uni Si,eF S Hs ste; nf 80, g
SAINT; inmsdlais pcsssssion. Dire.
tons: Halto.-Wash. pkWy, 10 River.
esie I'd. outlet, riEht 900 4. q
Sgt es. sse 80 zee: ,s sisn,: fisni 70 end
HERB BEDFORD APP. 7-2345
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A WHOLE NEW
AWAITS YOU

Particularly older couples. enjo,
gracious living In your own fiftis
home in q cooperative. fireproof
an-bfick. apartment building. Near
pus and shopping. Modern and
luxurious Tying at q minimum d
sxpenss Phone US and see fol
s eee9Tasen. "a 7-os77 Or IA s.
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Alexandria, Va.

New semidetached brick, 8 rooms
way. light and dry basement, walk
ing distance Of Grade and high
schools, Rent. $125.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co.
73s l5th 81. k.w DI. 1880
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APARTMsNTs WANTED

& YOUNG LADIES desire e-hedrm
S-bies rs
TEACHER. woman. wants furnished
small apt. with fun Kitchen. 3-6
mos. NV. Box 3e2-X, Star 23s
UNFuRNIsHED EFFICIENCY APT,
wanted by lady. Bethesda Chew
Chase area. Box 2o6-A. star,
UNEynSlsnEp ErrIctENr APxST.
MENT wanted u o1np. ave. area
and by middle-aged kentlefnen. Boa
Ss4-X, Star.
i FIND sood tvhi,e, tenants %,
turn. and anfurn. apis, 10 D. CT
reas, fee. Call. HANDEL. AID,
M. STATE DEPT. and CIV univ,
spts; and house, nTsensiy nesdedj
s Es'iii8i II Il. aaais. E E 94ass
e LADIES desire pnfurn. Ia hedrm
apt. in pvt. home. Have OWE
refgl, gas stove. Occur. Dec. !. DI
coI0ShRED - URGENT, a-bedrm.
apt.; preferably apt. bldg. ~ NV,
section: street. level entr. or not
many steps. LU. 3-lS9b or co
coLoRED--ArTs. WANTED
WAITING tenants for your vac. apt;
list With us and Gel fast results
34is t4th st. NV. To. 2-I395
-[O
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]. Buxton Aiken, EN-. $500
NAYLoR GARDENS

Lowest monthly payment In thu
p sS.: e ssss q sa 81. 81. sfa .SS.
bRtRY REALTY S' corr on - i SI so si
ST. NV. Df 7-4460: ewes. sne
week ends, Mr.. Nicholson. 70. 2,
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MT. PLEASANT
3l05 18th Street NV.

Seven rooms and bath IN good con-
dition. four bedrooms. oil heat,
convenient 70 shopping and trans
portation. Rent. sos.
Thomas ]. Fisher d Co.
73S 18th St. NV. d. 7-6s30
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MOVING. PAcKlNe. sToRAGE


HILL. weli-known mover tins. exper
men: closed vans; low rates: apis.
low o. $50: ANY hr. AP. 7-9666.
CHESTER MOVERS---EGe. or ANAL
We do them all: clean and careful.
81 3.Sh7Q IA g-QIth eyea
across the country; safe storage n
geparate rooms. expert packing
AGE Co. NC Estabiished 1905
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches Q specially. 8. Z. MORRIS
Tu 2-li60 81 ~, a-aSS9.
MOVING AND HAULING. day OF
nightt EXPERT handing; reasonable
HiEkIs moveks Insured van
service; experienced white men;
E6EtIaaiaE MoVINd Am sTaoaEAGr
viii accept surplus furniture as pafi
payment on your movtng. STORAGE.
reas. IA. e-2e37; ewes, RIA. 3-i4l6
MOVING AND HAULING. day Of
night: expert handling; reasonable
rates pu, 1-166T.
2-BEDRM. furniahed house desired
about Nov. ! IN Fslls Church ei
Ar. IA. 5-6350.
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To right tenant. Close.in Arlington
2-eedrm, serntdet., full bsmt.. hcus
redecorated. floors .refinished
s ssssssa 5 81 z.ssssii close = sa' =
COL0RED-b RMS, Kit. and bath
r re I'm; Central aye sss; sc. Mr.
CS ofSREbRE..N66.o . i ssS ST. Ne
LARGE eemidet. stone : and kfiei
home: 8 stories and bsmt.. D lara,
rooms and bath. Only Sis mo
COLORED--3Si3 WALNUT 81. NIX
s5-rIn. b9nseioyS fun ssTts !, a A,,tS
ooLoREp--a BEDRMs. and bath
liv. fill. and kit din. comb: auto
hot water and sas heat; excel
mon Si esI iI RaDf Z. aa ne O 81 Ss y
cOLoRED---io.h AND IA. AVE. Sc
81 bedrnls,. 2 kits, 2 baths: newly
c SSIiEhSO 81 ssrd 81. NV
rms. bath; gas heat, s7b.. 3. p
SCHWARTZ, INC. 1914 Vt. ave
c BIZ; RI b-1 issi2tG coRNEE l asK.
pss o p Ss; sa ss Ssal saOs
II st. 80. ST. 3-3657. "a
COLORED--a6 Tn 81. s,E.-Ter
rooms, redee.. fenced yard: $40,
HARRISON b ADAMS, Ma. S-SS0s'
COLORED--NR. lsth AND LYMAN
PL. NE. - 6-rm brick; no pets;
adults; best refs; $S6. 10. 3-9Ss9,
coLoRED - aao FLORIDA Ave-.
N,W.--6 rms, bath; newly dec.
SS5 mo. Gail MRS. BRADLEY.
Mon. after $50 am. DE. 2-1dso,
coLoRED--as2s Iath ST. MES
rooms, bath. oil burner; 2-ear ga
rage; 500. RA. t3.p012. -23
COLORED-116 10th ST. NE.
b614 Central ave. s.e.--Brand-
new. Groom houses. ell improve
ments, Including garhAge disposaL
automatic heat, rents from $102
70 $12J Q month. CAPITAL vIEW
co. Call weekdays. MA. e-g5e7.
CoRcOEAN sr.
NV bedrms., bath, kit.. Nv.
E9s an. I'm. and sarsse. cell
100
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Edmund j. FLYNN co
Coop. Apt Authority since ie2Oj
S gasda,as.'n bog. N Ne. s.ssss
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507 NICHOLSON ST. NE.
Lovely. almost new 2-hedrn. home;
w sSse ssas ya sSairy s "a $500
VACANT AND REDEcoRATED
CAB JEFFERSON ST. NE.
~, !. Az Ii,3 BUCHANAN 81; NE o..a
|NEAR NEW PROVIDENCE HOsri-
T "a -s.. bsdrms,s "a baths, rec
|L J MILLS 4 SONS, MA. s-46el
N I.ss,. FsSs5sT ~ Star ST,m. H I,S IN
I. ]: Mills 4 Sons, Ma. s-Abei
|NR eLEBE nd. AND ARL. BLVD.
Eng. Norman. $3.50 mo. IA. 1913.
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OTHER LIsTINos

:. This exciuaive iistinKs Of
this once ofier many other
desirable purchase opportuni-
ties IN well-1ocated. WE'LL
Established co-op apt. bldgs.
Eneetencies to 5 bedrooms,
$4,000 to $4,000 total price.
For details and for ape
po Ri ,ln e inspect. call
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NEAR NIH-
CHILLuM. Mo.

CHILLUM, MD.
on New Hampshire d Eastern Are
New brick rambler nicely furnished
IEiHiminE pool Lsrgs lv!ls roonl
satonssis wilkins ICY gSssshins 9 ~
asieF. Rent. S17S.
Thomas j. Fisher q Co.
1.l9 18th 81. NV. uf. 7.6e3e
COLORED---8.RM. HOUSE, witt
rriss sd,s . Z. TYP. s g 1ssfufn 4
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eo-oR. ApTx SALE lesst.l

CONN AVE. ann PORTER ST.
issd t ons-bedfoos sY aSpsftmsnt With
25-ft, lls. Tn.; new kit. and hath
excellent condition throughout;
elevator S10.y6Q; terms Please cal
Mr.. Gavin with X. q. Swiftly CO..
81. 3-3300: Res. AID. 2-b004
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1901 WYOMING AVE. NV,
/ BLOCK EAST CONN. AVE.

/ BLOCK EAST CONN, AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY. rs
Owner Transferred, win sell this
beautiful apt. Of liy. rin,. lge. bed
rnl- dinette or den. mod. Kit, and
bath. , lse. closets. for $4,000.
mel, window aiE.cond: unit Reas.
saras sss elevate. Is 9ss ssasie. fse
AGENT In reception room.
A BARoAIN-pRIcEp EFFICIENCY
Conys. Close-tu NV. location! spieii-
did BLDG. with elevator service and
reeeptionist. For further. Info. and
apt. 70 see any Of the above apts..
]. Buxton Aiken. EN-. s-3aa4
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2636 s TTHT,E
ARLINGTON, VA

AHLINUION VA.
Nice Diet. prick nome with ly.. rm,
S Saa s on ss atf % III, IA Amt, S osd Rms,
CO., a1l 18th 81. NV, ST. $4,000
eSrv ~vrSx-. $1,000.
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.FAIRFAx. COUNTY
Forestyiile area; 4 acres: 4 bedrms.
baths. liy, RIM. with firepi.. den
din rms kitchen. 3.car garage,
space for pony: Sl75 ner mo. Car
MIk. Gray. DE. 244101 once hours,
or %E. 3.lD34 evenings.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
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RIGGS MANOR

This Colonial 6-rm. house. Ia baths
powder. rm, on LIST a.: excel. eond.
nf, schools and churches. Ren
only xl15. Call
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
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SILVER SPRING. MD.
QR17 Inrain Avenue

One story and basement rambler,
o. r.. . b., recreation room. CONF
pletsly Equipped kitchen, s-ear ga
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br..
800 F st. NV, MA. 8-3440
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
5-Ssdrm. Amber, tile bath; $iSoo.s
Four bedrooms, 2 baths: Sia0.
NJ. m REYNOLDS Il CO.
JE. $4,000
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612 SHERIDAN ST. NV.
Available immediately, 8 bedrm,, /
BATH semidet, brick home. Just
completely redecorated. Mr.. schools.
shopping and transportation. 500
per mo. 10 inspect. cal BOSS a
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iCHESAPEAKE ST. NV, near Aiics
Ped Jr. High and Wilson High
roo{ms. q bedrooms. automatiS
hetlt fenced yard. sS125 per
montn.
IL. QUINCY SMITH, INC, l4is II
a. Jaw. DI. 7-oo67i ewes, Lg, 4
7ge6. .--2S
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dpwnstairs ha. iis. fm.. din. rnn.
ysrd: si2s NO. ) nj from dinss
,sIs cIiligafHEsSDEN 81. S.x.-sem,.
ALEX, 4-eedEln.. Oct, ise. lot, e
sGihfLaNhD ANA. g sssl and sas,
GAYLORD DR.. SCI bedfm, duplei
H. Gas heat. iuiS b.ns. ieScst
y ,tv,;i, Sos N ss pok ~, Asail. : nov
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C0T0RED'

. NEWLY. AND coMPL. REsaoD.
Downtown brick houses. 8 large rms.
and dcHnstairs bath n one. 2
Moor powder room II the other: on
vide street. IN Good respectable
families 81 rood earnine, credit and
! housekeeping records. The rents Of
tract eood tenants only. Apply
weekdays only o to B AZ owners
once. Room sos, 816 18th 81. NV.
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1919 rairmont &. n.E.-i2 rms. q
bathS. antolnatie heat. ideal 70
rent g apt. or sooHins house.
JOSEPH 3. BRUNO. NC.
Dos u q. NV ST. 1920
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oQLORED--IS3e CoRCORAN ST.
N.Ws--.4 bedrms., bath, kif.. ~
Rs din, I'm" and saSsse. Cal
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$3.50 HERTFORD PL. N.W.---e rms
and bath. OIL heat Enclosed porch,
EAtage, sos per mo. Call BOSS q
. RIHEI fai,d 5Sfi "a "a. S iesog
s sFss I b. Z cR q ssS 81 R Ssslsss
1908 WIS. ave. NV. no. 0-l304
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E.rm. 6uneaiow. ! baths. o,l Sest.
CnEVY CHASE. nc, 1854 Harri-
son st. - grns. hedrms., ~
baths, Ice. scr. porch. Earase, gas
heat. newly decorated. Near schools.
ass i Eba. & & io sssss 2'e co oI i've.
ssnidessehsa brick l ss sdrns.. say ~
baths, porch. garase. Oh heat.
251T. EpW. II. JONES a CO..
ING. S52Q Conn. ave. NV. ---:,3
A i,r1,.S.a ss,S! s',,S SoSoniai , w
HOLLY RkALTY. $500 lee hNy..
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BELOW MARKET

To right tenant. Close-in Arlington,
2-bedrm, seinidet., full bsnt.. house
redecorated, floors reftnished;
.sneea rear r ya5e close 70 pus ano
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19

this group gave sheets and medi-
cal supplies, a record player and
gave an Easter egg hunt, a Hal
loween party and a May festival.
Officers of the parent-teacher
group are: Mrs. Gloria White,
president; Mrs. Barbara Rayford,
assistant secretary; Mrs. Myrtle
Bethel, treasurer; Mrs. Minnie
Cooper, business manager; Mrs.
Jones, assistant business manager,
Mrs. Helen Bentley, social COM
mittee chairman.
Another group which has done
much to help the nursery has
been the Cleaners Social and
Civic Club. Since the nursery has
started, this organization has been
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19

conscientious in its aid to the
nursery. It has voluntarily main
tanned the interior of the build
ing by keeping it clean and or
derby. This has been done every
week in addition to a monetary
yearly contribution. The services
which the Cleaners club has rem
dered has amounted to over two
hours work a week.
Henry McAfee has also render
ed invaluable service to the nur-
sery by maintaining the grounds
of the nursery. Both Mr.. Afee and
his assistants have been faithful
in this fine service to the nur-
Sery.
1t is hoped that the new build
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GROUND BROKEN FOR $4,000 DAY
NURSERY IN COCONUT GROVE

ing will be ready for occupancy
by June 1, 1855. 1t will accommo-
date go children; a building which
will be a credit to the citizens OF
South Florida. When the neces-
sary funds are raised for the
building and the drive brought
to a successful conclusion, an out
standing civic project for the
children of the community WILL
have been accomplished.
Officers of st. Adams Day
Nursery are president: Mrs. Will
liam L. HalStead; vice president,
George Williams; CORRESPONDING
secretary, Mrs. c. M. Duff; re-
cording secretary, Cyrus Rayford
Jr., treasurer, Miss Eleanor Sack.
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ABOUT SOCIAL SECURITY go.
WEAVER SAYS

The article below was written
bv william 3. Weaver, manager,
Social Security Administration, "a
s.W. First ST., Miami 81, Fla,
uhoue s-s461. This is one Of a
series Of articles appearing w
these columns weekly.
,>,~1,.>,.1.1o.DeD,<~1ns0ss1o.2s
1898 .773.4O? Do you mean I'll
get that much from Social Secur-
ity-Old-Age and Survivors In
surance and maybe more?"
The speaker was young wo-
man lust turned "a who had lost
her husband a month or SO ago.
She could hardly believe her ears
You see her husband had never
been a big wage Garner. He had
never earned more than $500
month and his average monthly
wage was only $3.50. When he
died he left her burdened with
three children, IL, 8 and z years
of age and only a $1,000 insurance
policy. He had been one OF those
who didn't believe in insurance
and hadn't talked to her about It
or Social Security. The first she
had ever thought about 1t was
when the undertaken told ner 70
be sure to visit our office.
She's now receiving 5000 a
month which will continue for SIX
wears until the oldest child be-
comes Is, then SIT for six more
wears and then $132.80 month
for four more years when the
youngest child becomes IL. OF
course she received a lump sum
of $255 in addition. Up to the
time, (16 years. the youngest
child becomes 10 she v' have
received a total of $33,773.40.
If this woman lives to be 60
and has not remarked she will
hen be entitled to $66.40 month
he rest of her life, providing she
does not work and earn more
than $1,000 a year. Insurance
actuarieS tell us that the further
span of life of woman reaching
IS is Is more years. If she lives
to be 80 she will then receive
during the IS years a total Of
$11,952; thus making total that
may be payable in this case not
less than $45, 725.4 40.
Who ever heard of a clerk -
and that's what he waS-carrying
over $4,000 in life insurance?
Social Security amt peanuts no
more - it's roast beef and all the
trimmings!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19
DRIVE ON TO
RAISE $4,000

Ground has been broken for
the new building which will
house st. Adams Day Nursery in
Coconut Grove and the cam
paign to raise money for the
building fund has already start
ed. The architect for the building
is Miss Marion Manley, Ala, who
has designed a beautiful build
ing incorporating the latest fea-
lures in design and equipment.
For many years, it has been the
hope of the friends of the nur-
Sery that fine new building could
be built. This hope has become a
reality through the gift to the
nursery by the Episcopal Diocese
of South Florida of large plot
of land on the S. E. corner of
Thomas Avenue and BROKER st.
T h TO u G h the generosity of
substantial gifts of money to the
building fund by the late Mrs.
Anna E. Mckinney, the late
Frank j. Dick, the Miami Kiwan-
is Club and Arthur Vining Davis
it is now possible to proceed i'm
mediately with the construction
of this building. In order to have
to complete and furnish the build
the necessary additional money
ing it will be necessary to raise
is $4,000. Mrs. III. Franklin Will
liams and George Williams are in
charge of the committee to raise
the funds needed and any infor-
nation may be secured from
them.
OPERATING SINCE 1s4s
Since 1949 st. Albans Day
Nursery has been providing day
care for children of working
parents. The nursery came into
being when one of the pastors in
the Coconut Grove area stated
that the greatest need in this area
was for day nursery where pa
rents could leave their children
when at work. Out of this remark
the present well established nur-
Sery came into existence. Forty
five children of ages two through
five are pupils at the nursery but
the waiting list is SO long that if
every child were to drop out to-
morrow there would be another
to take his place. The program at
the nursery includes supervised
play, instruction in arts and
crafts, music, a full meal at noon
IL i'm Of
snack and maps on individual
cots. At present the teachers at
the nursery are Mrs. Myrtle
Bethel, Mrs. Miriam LaVaughn,
Mrs. Jacquelyn Daniels and Miss
Daisy Robertson, member of the
staff. With the completion of the
new building, it will be necessary
to increase the staff to include
an executive teacher who is ex-
perienced in nursery school work.
TUITIoNs PAY GO PERCENT
Although buttons pay for
approximately 60 percent of the
operating costs of the nursery, the
additional costs of running the
nursery are provided by over 240
individuals and members. Out
standing in its support of the
nursery has been the Parent
Teacher Group of the st. Adams
Nursery. Last year they contri-
buted over 5000 dollars to the
nursery which was used to, defray
the cost of utilities. In addition,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19

Top picture shows leading citizens of
the Coconut Grove area and members of
the board of directors at the recent ground
breaking for the new st. Adams Day
Nursery being built on the corner of
Thomas and Brooker.
At bottom is a group of the children
Evening star., 1955-01-23

Hotpoint Super-Stor loh
CIV. Il. refrigerator with
fuIl-width freezer. slide
owey shelves, butter bin,
shelves in door.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01
EfQUIT?" He didn't Know The
meaning o. The word!

farm producing top-paying sugar beet, corn,
bean, alfalfa and grain crops, with pasture a.
plenty for carrying thirty fine mixers!
Ever since he began working this spread, Sam
needed his fathers advice and used Conoco
lubricants In his machinery. Today, his trac-
tors, trucks and personal car are all Conoco-
fabricated to help keep 'em running right :.
and running longer!
ct learned long ago that good premium oil
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-01-01

just southeast of Kersey, Colorado, lies the
24O-acre farm belonging to Sam Herbst = and a
wonderful tribute it is to Sans willingness to
ststick it out" during rough farming times. Back
In 1897, strong winds, limited water, and poor
crops gave Sam three good reasons for packing
up and heading into the city.
But Sam and his father stifened their back
bones and kept working every inch of the land
and that's why you'll find this well-managed