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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-04-29

Mrs J. A. Smith

Mrs j. A. Smith
Celebration of the ninth ami
yersary OF Rev. r. Fitzhugh, pas
Tor Morning Star Baptist church,
oesan Wednesday mite. The
churches Of the city and commun-
l'y helped in making the ami
Versary a success Visiting
MISSES lrna and Hattie johnson
and family were Mr.. and Mrs
harrison Johnson, Mr.. Johnson is
heir brother Mr. and Mrs.
" F Bunch of Jonesboro were in
Newport Saturday on business
Booker Mays is in the hospital
VI Little Rock Mrs. Frank
DAVIS, who has been in the hos
ptal, Is at home &C. Central regi-
VI heId its annual youth meeting
al Inc First Baptist church, Brink
Icy Those attending from New
port We're Mrs B, Croft, Mrs. D.
. Daniels Mrs. Marsha Williams,
WIS LAME Fleming, Barbara and
.oaA Croft Helen Fleming. Joyce
Ea'Elck and Margaret Hatchett
Mrs. Hattie L. Smith is i'll
Inc Usher federation held its
.VoI0Iy meeting at the First
"aPas' church Sunday evening
.'a presented program. The
..''Ior class presented Good
~o.hiAs Glory" Tuesday mite
CALENDAR OF COMING E.
ANIN April 20. Senior class
way Pine Bluff and the 9th. 10th
due party, May 4th wild Rose"
y" grade, Miss Tolerson, sponsor;
nay 9Th. Junior and Senior prom;
nay llH1 Belle of the West"
n.om ). sponsor Mrs. Hampton;
,.,' 9th, annual sermon; May
.N' Fashion Show and Exhibits;
way 18Th Elementary graduation;
way i9th, Hi school commence
,s"' The missions of Morn
4, Star we're installed Sunday.
.'N q A. Walker of Auvergne
s."lLaa the officers. First Bap-
| church choir furnished the
's'V. st Paul AME church held
i quarterly conference. The PTA
presenting Mrs. J. R. Macbeth
D., recital Sunday, May l at the
ms gym Mrs. Irma Alex
l.r returned from Madison, H..
" lung her daughter Visiting
n. 'na Mrs r Mitchell were
n '- and Mrs. Marvin Mitchell and
o'.r's Johnson and Jessie viii
s Of Little Rock.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-04-29
MilIllof

Mrs, Johnnie Vanzant, home
demonstration agent OF Lee co
and district president OF the wee
of this district died in Kansas
City, April 8, The funeral was
held at the John Wesley AME
Zion church April Is. She is sur
vived by her mother, Mrs. Anna
Jackson, three sisters and three
brothers and host of nieces and
nephews relatives and friends !,
The Ashley county All club
rally was held last Friday Mrs,
Robinson, home demonstration a
gent and John A. Rawlings, as
sistant home demonstration agent
Cpl. Joseph c, Slack re-
turned to Fort Sill. Okla, after
spending his furlough here and in
st. Louis Mrs. Minnie Kit
chen returned home from Gary,
Indiana April II. She reports
lovely trip.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-04-29

Kappa Alpha sorority won the til
tie. Other contestants from here
were Misses Janese Jordan and
Dolores Golden. Miss Shropshire
was made Sweetheart of the en-
tire Marshall alumni chapter,
when she won over contestants
from Marshall and Kilgore, Long
view and Gladewater division a.
Longvlew April s. She also rep.
resented the chapter at the Kan
pa Provincial conference held in
Shreveport, La. The 9Th
graders of Booker T Washington
hi presented two one act plays
and a styla revue recently in
the gym. Mrs. j. Lamar Ham
mond and Mrs. H X Walker,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-04-29
| ol!dnTl

Mrs John W Elliott and daugh-
ter spent the Easter holidays in
St Louis Miss Virginia E.
lott and Miss Tatum of AMIN
college spent a day with Miss FL
ilotts parents Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Frazier and children of
Camden visited their grandpar-
aats. Rev, and Mrs, VIM. Elliott
Rev, VIM. Radford of Mag
solla was in the Calvary com
munity last Wednesday Mes
danes Gertrude Berry, Narsis
Htldreth and Jewel Alexander
visited Circle No 2 in the home
Of Mrs. Maybell Andrews e.
John W, Elliott spent the week
end in Hot Springs, visiting rel
ativeS and friends Miss Ne
trlca L, Burch and Eddie Gene
Morgan were married recently.
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q
and New York City herself
guardian And There's championship title waiting
500 cash the free New will
presented the talented gentleman who is named the Mems Cham
crochet All three champions will beautiful champion
ship trophies will
Fair entries the preliminary udgng the Contest held
participating local fairs throughout the nation At
these preliminary judgngs Nationwide Crochet blue ribbon
will the each of the cassfeaons OF
have this special ribbon
considered eligible the national judging New York City
CROCHET CREATION
fame fortune the 14th
the choosing charming
entry be made
thread and including 100 This rufed
eenterpe 10 inches in diameter swimming
cotton Whatever aspirations bea per home
the ROCK POOL cenerpiece in the lovely seal
The eroceng instructions LeaAt No. s592 and
Rules obtained from the Neeewok Depart
this Simply send stamped self addressed envelope
with your request
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-04-29
Iexarkana
Mrs. A. Il. LunOn

MIS- n Il, LunOn
Mrs. M. T, Isbell was hostess
at the Rose Garden club at the
Grlft-king courts last Tuesday
Club colors are pink and green.
After the business session t h e
hostess served a delicious plate
lunch to the fourteen members
present The Sweetheart con-
test for this division sponsored
by the Marshall alumni CHAPTER
of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity
ended April l. at the Bishon col
lege trade school, Miss Bettye l..
Shropshire, member of Alnha
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Bradley

Mrs Alva Nell Brunette, Mrs
F Juantta Parks and little Miss
ssldra Burell. LETT for Houston,
Texas recently f. Hawkins
has made his arrival from the
hospital in Texarkana Mrs
Bessie Oranges has contributed
money toward the rebuilding of
the CINE church The Dairy
Queen opened for the first day
April l6. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
0don are the proprietors.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-04-29

furnishings made by the industri-
al department. They were served
cakes, pies and doughnuts made
by the students. Mrs. Clara How
ard, home &c instructor. sponsor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-04-29

by Nan@Baxter

will into for hundreds Throughout
the country before the through Like
godnothe the 1865 Nationwide offering prizes
galore and girls who handy with
and thread Over $4,000 in cash will be awarded the winning
contestants three of whom will be chosen the Crochet Champions
of the year
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-04-29
CHAMPIONS OF
CROCHET

The crocheter whose
entry is judged the best
of the Contest on the
basis of workmanship,
beauty of design and
general appearance, will
be named Grand Nation
al Champion, and award
ed a $500 cash prize and
a free trip to New York
City. From among the
teen-age girl contestants,
a Teen-Age Champion
will be selected as the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-04-29

runNAS c. JERVAY-Promi-
men. publisher of the Whining
Ian a. c. Journal, who once
wagca a verbal war on the
Kr Klux Khan, stepped up his
csn9aign to become the first
Negro ever to hold office in
the wilmington city council.
With the campaign slogan, I'VE
Tho Are Americans; Taxation
without Representation Is I'm
nrr,ocratic and UnChristian,"
Jeryay has enlisted the aid of
ngomi1ent civic organizations
IN his drive for the council
seat. AM
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Sailors hornpipe Parents and pa
irons went and viewed household
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cites gave musical numbers. The
OrehesiS dance group presented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16

TAKOMA PARK. Flower aye.--2
bedrms.. End d.; mr.. transp.: newly
eeeer. Baby-sitter avail. 10: s.
tsss sAsT.wEsr hwy. jus. west OF
10th st.-2-bedrni. individual dwell
ing unit. duplex. with pvt. front and
rear entrances; conv. 70 d. C. husline
and shopping. VIII redecorate. $50
per no., plus utils. Call MA. S-l92l.
3 ROOMS. newly decor. pvt. entr. /;
Thermostat, scr. porch: S7o;- adults
only. Avail. ct once. JU. 6-1636.
TAkOMA PK,-1-bedrm. apts., LIST
and End a.; bus ct dr.. coin washer:
EIMPLoYED CFLE.ms-rm, apt: util,
2sth St, Mt. Rainier. Nd. -22
TAKOMA PARK, mr.. Flower ave. shop
ping center-Modern 1-bedrm. apt:
utils. incl; $50 mo. JU. 9-1315.
days: JU. 9-1117. ewes. lis
AREA-Bsmt. apt, 1
bedrm.. liv. rm. with firepl., kitchen
and bath: utils. incl: S55. WA.
Nh. RAINIER. ND. 1904 Perry. Apt.
No. Ill bedrm.. kit. semipvt. bath I:
$50 mo. Cali RA. 3.13S3. 80
Mt. RAINIER, 3110 Perry st.-3 rms,
kit. and bath: duplex; no utils.
newly redec.: $40. --22
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ies ATLANTIC. ST. s.k.. coneress
h Hs.sS;-- 81 s-rm-. kitshen and
bath apts.; r-conditioned; garbagg
DISPOSAL: eonv,. to everything. Rent
Mr. ,iRn OVAL 6saf9 b. B S 1900. mo mos San
iIis lst ST. Sc. I BLK. on 8. Capitol
st..z,-Brand-new 2-rm., .kitchen-and-
bath and S-Tm. kitehensand-hath
Ss5a $3.50 sf sto sss slteh ca f NR f p
VAIL, pI, 7-e{00. lis
sos . 81. N.W.-2-rm.. apt. heat
fnrn-: cow: 70 everything: rent.
So 80 mo. call Mr.. DUVALL. Di, 4
THE CLIFTON. 1898 Clifton st. NV.
"A lge. rms. hall. bath. pantry and
ECKER: $50. See tanitor. or call
FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES
rooms and bath. first fioor;. ANTIQUE;
$50 per mo. 1911 Eye 81. NV. l6s
AMERICAN U. PARK-7 rms. Q
s 8 %oo En- a-ssls' MEERYEz9EaID
ssI4 T B 81. s.E.-REsr REDUCED.
Nice duplex apt; iiv. rm., bedrm,
dinette, Kitchen. bath, screened rear
Po asa. 500 mo, Incl. heat eau 60.
FSGGY BOTTOM De luxe apt.
beaut. dec; bedrms.. .30-ft. hv.
rrn. kit. and bath. firepl.; parking
space ganrden: 2643 x st. NV. Open
NhleeEi SIIiHgIgNsas COME IN SMALL
PACKAGES-4023 Ord Sc. Sc; quiet
bldg. mr.. .transp. and shopping;
co; 2110 Nichols ave. Sc. Lu.
sHoRasiHAM HOTEL LoC.-six-story
sley. bldg; 24.hr. switchboard sery; !;
all util. Adults only. AID. 4-7o7l.
GIL n ST. N.E.---Loyely ant. on end
.zAdAMI REALTY: Il; 7-sa77, ;.
rms. kit. bath: utils. incl; S86;
lady; ref. Box BOOT, Star.
ANDREWS and Boiling. Field area
Duplex, and rms, transp.. yards.
Children welcome. $1,000. Ii. A.
CAPITOL HILL bedrm.. pvt. bath,
soundproof, bay windows, transp. at
doOf. G62 30 Ii 4-l1f10
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APIS. UNFvRklsHED-Mp.

Mr.. PNEY BRANCH RD., s415
Flower ave.-2nd a., 2-bedrm. apt,
scr; porch: mr.. shops: $s3. ~. =
2 BEDROOMS. iiv. rm., dinette.
kitchen, bath. sundeck: auto. washer;
excel. condition; suit. 2 or 8 adults
$50, incl. utis. except cleo. Ju. g.
TAKoMA PARK, COS Fairview ave-
Beautiful l-bedrm, apt. liv.. rm.,
dinette, kit. bath. Attic storage
space. $3.50 incl. utils. HE. 4-4l44
BETHESDA. Md and . bedrooms
iiv. room din space. kit bath and
rear screened porch; S60-SS6. SAM.
UEL e. BOGLEY. INC. OIL. 4-127n
SILVER SPRING. -bedrm, apt. in
apt. bldg. 8 months sublet. S125
TAKOMA PARK, 904 Fairview ave-
One bedrm.. liy. rm.. din. kit. and
bath; 6-fam. units; expos; nj.
schools. stores and buses. S75, incl.
utils. HE. 4-7194 or JU. 9-750S.
GARLAND AVE. APT bedrm.
some with dinette: .S6s.50 to $50,
utils incl; LIST and 2nd floors avail.
CORAL HILLS. at D, G. line-,Garden
apis 3 bedrms.; sos: 2 bedrms.
$SS. incl. uttls.; near school, bus,
shops. 10 S-7OSS. lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16

COLORED-2I4O N ST. NV, apt
bldg.--3 Ice. bedrms., liv. rm., kit
s-6sS3. -l6
c ,,.S!s p .1.s ERs th.. bath: sew
COLORED---LARGE FRONT ROOM
kitchen and bath; sos mo. 1929
Park I'd. NV. CO. 5-2690,
CoLORED-S ROOMS AND BATH
bsmt., apt: $50 mo. 1922 Park I'd
NV. CO. $4,000. III
CoLoRED - MARRIED COUPLE, !
room, kit. and share bath; $6t
month: all utils. furn. Ii. $3.50
-2l
CoLoRED - $50 PER MONTH.
rm. kit. share bath. -637 Prince.
ton pl. NV. NE. s-i446: ewes IA
CoEoRED-I RIM. kitchen and bath
S ssis'ia urn lt sss rs rs asas after
cOLoRED--ATTRAc. FuRN. a-rm.
81. and bath ant; avail. Call aftei
cSISRREkblES siO's ASE. Nh. LAMoN,
N.W.--liv, rnn.. din.-kit. comb, bed
room hath. porch: all utils. RA
cSL3RED-ERFIclENcy APT, pvt
hit; for quiet, working adults: refs
lS VIZ. and $l315 .wk,. See Gus.
tqdian, 1905 Belmont I'd, Apt 2
after 3 pm. En-. 2-teo5. lis
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CHURCHES. shop, 'etI:. BUS. Refs.
Lv. -bedrm. on lst. e., kit, dinette
ssaaSS. MI 1i s sess 70 bsmt.; all gs,ls,i
7a7 SILVER SPRING AVE-. silver
spring, Md.-3 rms. pvt. bath and
entrance. ~. 5-550s. LIZ
TAKoMA. mr.. Flower.Piney Branch
shop. ctr. Nicely furn. In earden.
type apt. BLDG; newly dec: hvi rm.,
$40; adults. refs. RA. $3.50. If
e ROOMS, pvt. bath; all utiis. and
UN. 4-Sg44. --17
IN restricted residential area. Entire
End floor with sundeck in almost
7-S5e2 after 8 pm. o III
cHEyERLY. MD.--3 rms, and bath.
wish huge bedrrns.. utilities. cow
fransp. and shopping. one of Mary
land,s best residential sections; No
children. sos month. UE. 4-6I22
SILVER sPR1NG-s b.drms.. Inv. rm.,
water incl; sos per mo. A. s. GAR
plMEE d CO.. 1881 L st. n.w., Ma.
TAKoMA PK.-smar, neat apt; l
bedrm., liv. rm., Pullman kit. and
bath; S75. utils. incl. ~. 9-21SS.
CLEAN AND ATTRAc. a.bedrm. apts
70 Sis. .JU. 9-7347.
] AND z gEpRM, APTs. ATTRAC:
lively FURNISHED. FROM SS5
w. INCLgpINo ALI UTILs: FOR
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ELEVATOR BLDG.-$74.5O
ON ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
2 BLOCKS NORTH OF 18th ST.
LARGE EFFICIENCY APT.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Beautiful living room, large dressing
closet. dinette. kitchen. bath: utili-
ties included. ME. S-1717; eyes,. co.
5-445l ia
COLORED-503 9Th ST. N.W.-Lse.
| rm kitchenette and bath: $50 so;
e iniI CO 81 S S.sIatIss. See 'anisor or
o f.S.a $40 mo- nG 'Ssad NTH ss pEyas
electric. IA. s-Soss or co. S-ssSS.
|C0LoRED-ls24 S ST. N.W.-spa-
and bath: beautifully maintained
building: convenient locat o n.
w; SSg 9 ~ nAo; s- SS3 :s.. n, I22
81 appointms ant Call caii W VIII Il saSD
REALTY co. HU. 1885: after 8.
|coLoRED--as1e b ST. s.E,--Lovely
completely pvt. IDEAL l fcii :: So 2n 80.
c Ssli lnn extra: u n l; "a 20
smart and tastefully decorated l.
bedrm. apt. for immed. occupance:
modern kit. and full tiled bath, plus
excellent room sizes and ample
closet space: storage and laundry
except cleo. See janitor or SHAM
Sp' a 4 I s,saEs co, 7a4 18th 18th ! St.
COLORED-I42S b ST. NE rms.
kit. bath. storage bsmt.; 1880.
incl. heat and cleo. RAYMOND ri.
F R9sPfssEERT' 1917 18th st, NV. ST.
c6 sis5sf s1s pelafeidl 7 pl
n.w.-2 bedrms. liv. rm.. kit. bath /:
SIS i, usi lo incl: cony, stores transp:
COLORED-i51O GA. AVE. NV
LIST time offered: 2 rms. kit... bath
COLORED-l.th AND n sTs. NV
Clean. newly decorated. S-rm. apt,
ready for immediate occupancy;
only Sill mo. SIDNEY 2. MENSH
jCOLORED - $50 nth PL. NEE
rms. kit. and half bath: S65: incl.
oil utilities. Call CO. 5-3533.
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APIS. FURNlsHED---vA.ii

ALL bedrm.. liv. rm., Kitchen
bath: pvt. entr.;. newly dec: conv
SIS per mo-, IA. S-S426. al
ONE BLOCK IT. Myer. conv., Penta.
gon Mod. clean; pvt. parking: j
bedrm. S79 so. plus utils, 1918 N
Quinn. IA. 7-s427. al
1907 9. FIFTH ST.. on olebe I'd
Pvt. detached home. ia. 2-444s.
ARL.. N. .iWestoverl- furn. ]
S94.60 mo. IA. S-32l5. III
ARL.--Newly furn.. l bedrm., 500. so.
SllO; lge. 2 bedrms., $140. 17IO
N. 10th ST., Apt. 4. IA. 2-O721.
ARL.. z Minis. Pentason - 1-bedrm
apt; exposures. 20-in. TV radio
$I15 me-; Incl. utils. So. $500
ALExANDRiA-Emeieney ana i-bed.
room apartment: janitor service.
laundry privileges: downtown loca-
ton; al utilities; SIS to $92 so
eau TIE. 6-6670. between 10 am
and 8 pm.
ARL.. mr.. clarendon-Entire and a..
rms. bath. mr.. bus: 10 minis PEN
n ssSon; m p e. aS SilS; incl. uttls. Ayail
hoW. in. 4-OG0o. 30
ARL.--2 bedroom apt. in ant. bids. +:
ping. $125. ia. 2-1641. after g. :
.. pa
Ice. 1-BEDRM. APT, mr.. Pentaeou.
Navy Annex: 10 min. d. c.; conv.
transp.; adults. OF. 4-9194. aft. 8.
30
FALLS CHURCH. furn. apts. $50
and 500, utils. incl. Pvt. entr. JE.
ARL.. pvt. entr., 3l05 8. 18th st.
Lovely 2nd-fi;. 2-hedrm. apt: iiv.
rm., kit.,, tile bath, iee. halls, porch.
ldry facils;; 10 min. Pentagon, mr..
ia. S-06S5. 30
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EXCELLENT NV. AREA
APPS. available now and April 1,
Apply 70 apis. listed or tanitor on
premises.
go Hamilton st. NV, Apt. It.
front l-bedrm. apt: very modern
1idg; across street from schools;
2517 x st. NV. Apt. TOs-Enctency
With separate kitchen and dinette;
4014 Kansas ave. NV. Apt. Sol
Georsia ave.; S66.60, utiis. incl
Keys In Apt 30J.
1911 Park I'd. NV. Apt. 5OT--Front
l bedrm. with parauet floors, pic.
ture windows; redecorated; $3.50
utils. incl.
1888 Spring I'd. NV. Apt. 2o4--
Emctencv; separate dinette anc
kitchen; Just Of 18th, adj. Rocl
Greek Park. Rent, $50.
$500 9th st, NV, Apt. No. l2-l
ALSO EFFiCIENCTES No. Toe snt
No. 200 with separate kitchen. di.
nette and bath. Low rentals oi
$3.50. Keys In Apt. JOG.
Jess Fisher Management Co
'i42o x st. NV. Elk. s-lsll
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WALLER GARDENS

We have q few vacancies in
these practically new earden.
type apis. Located at Wheeler
I'd. and Wahler ri Sc: cow.
to Boiling and Andrews Fields,
r. lkissSssnss aSosDlt,1l am. and
Slsn Sar fasi. espGsshi aysroSna
for children. Resident mgr.
Apt. No. /. 1910 Wahler pl
s.e, Rentals, 500 up include
utils,: 6-mo. leases offered.
o. 1888 uN. 4-35I
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Cornecticut Ave- Act.

CONNECTICUT Ave. Apt.
One q. 's ;ss:, 0idfSS@ aS sSsn an
tsmodsied snd desosated thrcneh'
room equipment pastel tie built 81
tub and shower. walk I'm closets "a.
ht sWitehboafd and elevator serV.
ice AlsS syaileele. sfheisnes sosrt'
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IN cAprTor. Hu.J
WALLER GARDENS

we nave a few vacancies in
these practically new garden
type apis. Located ~ Wheeler
I'd. and Wahler pl SIC. Cow.
to Boiling and Andrews Field,
st Eli2abeths Hospital and
Naval Research, Shopping ce1-
ter In project. De luxe kit.
yisn sarfs ssss,., eispGSs Ante
h iST children M 1923 hesi wns,.r ag &
Sc. Rentals, S76.50 up. In
clude utils,
10. 2-37S3 UN. 4-35O0
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GEORGETOWN

NG01bN1G ! WIN
2 rms Kit path 10 apt bldg,
sos mo IA $500 Ho 2-6742.
28a9 18th ST. NV.
Now available in this new and con-
veniently located. modern building.
an attractive efficiency. Rent only
$40 which includes heat, hot water
and utilities.
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th St. NV. MA. $1,000
GAG Chesapeake st. Sc.
Mr., Boiling Field: 2-bedrm. apis
All utiis.. gafbaee tisposais. dry,
rm. In heart Of shopping and good
trsnsp. For details, 10. 3-16l0.
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coLoRED = 1909 FLORIDA AVE;
S.sS % so i sRsi. h. e. snd i hoi
water; See tanitor or call CO
|coLORED NE. DE LUKE, 2-bed.
room apt. Gan utils. ineluded). Here
is real value fol-. seleetiye tenant
IN 3 new modern BLDG. with larse
closet space plus convenient loca-
Inquire No. 3Oi. sol 10th st. ne,
LU. 2-7062. or SHANNON q LuCHs
CO. 724 14th st. NV. Ma. S-234a
C0LORED-l746 KAL0RAMA RID.
sss50. c sTi : ass i. q g. an ss ssss.
coLoHED-iass 1ssh ST. NJ
Modern Germ, kit. and bath apt:
cow. TO everything: rent. S62 so mo.
ga Sai ~ M q DggyiALl1 n, 7 "a Wis
ist floor. consisting Of ! lie. bedrm.,
kit.-din. I'm. comb. pvt: bath; $65
mo. shown BY apt. RIA. 6-s227
cOLoRkD-REfNED, responsible: 4
rms. kit; and bath; rent S65; near
KINs, is40 18th s.. NV. Me.
c sIIofa g AS NEW NEWTON ST. NE,
Apt. 4--Nice 1-bedrm. apt. in apt.
BLDG; lust redec. Key at Apt. !.
c 7AoAMI EEaIsYs !. dARR iosSnNA AVE.
1tils. zHd2xI REALTY. Ii. 7.ss75:
COLORED-8l6 X ST. N.E.-l-bed-
utiis, ZA0AMI REALTY, Ii. 7-e377.
COLORED-l2i 53rd ST. S.E.-2
rooms: ki Hs9sn, and IL ss sta sSS mo.
cOLORED-eos-A BATES ST. NV.
"a rooms, kitchen and bath. S72 30
Key ct zAGAMI REALTY, Ii. q
cOLORED-18Is 18th ST. NV
Two rms. kit. and bath; $65 mo;
Inspect. then can co. 5-6222.
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J THE EvEisINd Star

. Washington D C
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10. 1885
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IVY NR 7 1 ETRSfaa AkTs, rs ASTKS &
UP. INCLUDING ALL uTIIs F 70
INFORMATION, CALL RE. k-S(l(li
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APIS. UkFURNlsHED--p.c.

BOILING FIELD, newly dee i.bedrm.
garden apt. $1,000. util. incl. 10.
2-l 05b 10 l-l0I5
GEORGETOWN. $3.50 Cue two.
9edrm apt. In apt. bldg see any time
WALTER REED vIC.-cedsr e.our,
Apis. 3 rooms. kitchen. bath, porch.
newly decorated. 500, RA. 3-lbO5
MODERN 2-BEDRM. and 1-bedrm,
apts;; utils. incl; Sc. district; COW.
70 shopping center. 10. 3-4079.
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Jess Fisher Management Co
1870 x st. NV. Elk. s-ls1l
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APIS. FuRN.-D. c. Gent,
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Word Game
Find 80 or more words in
YER TIBLE,

meaning, "that can be turned. "
Average Is "a: time limit, 30
minutes.
Of four OF more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters By the addition Of
81" such Is "bats." cats" are not
used. 8. Only one form Of Q word is
used. Proper names are not used.
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Fumous Fables
~ E E EAaar

TOO GOOD-One day,
: during spring training, a
scout asked New York Giants
manager John McGraw to
give a veteran pitcher a
etryout.
4 mo, thanks" said Nc
Graw, who knew the pitcher
was fond of the bottle. ,
. But he's got great stuff"
insisted the scout.
1 Il know" replied McGraw.
s"but he drinks most of 1t
himself"
POLITENESS--One after
noon. on a friends estate,
author w. omerset
Vaughan was watching a
young couple play tennis.
The young man, who was
ahead, was obviously play
; ing his top game. Even so,
the girl was making a tight
match Of it.
Times certainly have
hanged" remarked
Vaughan. when ! was
young, a boy would have
been considered ill-man-
nered to play a game such
as this boy is playing. The
polite young man lobbed the
ball to the girl so she could
return it easily"
THAT must have made
for curious relations" said
the other.
Yes" replied Vaughan,
land for bad tennis"