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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

Christmas motif with soft lights
casting a flattering glow on the
pretty party gowns the feminine
contingent donned for the oc-
casion Center Of attraction was a
huge Christmas tree cleaning
with decorations placed near the
orchestra pit. adding festive
note.
Tables were placed around the
room for each member 10 accomo-
date hts guests and as guests ar
rived they were greeted by the
charming social chairman, Mrs.
Tony Mazingo and were escorted
TO his host or hostess table.
Guests were given souvenir spir-
it's in the club colors of green and
pink with the clubs name in
scribed.
Some 600 dancers glided to the
inspirational music of six piece
orchestra and between dances oc.
occupied seats around the festive
tables throughout the ballroom
as they admired the beautifully
gowned ladies and revelled in the
Christmas air OF the ballroom.
Exquisitely, gowned the hostes-
SEES charmingly and graciousIy re-
ceived their guests and ack-
lnowledged the congratulations
and compliments of their friends
Mrs. Tony Mazingo was charm.
ing in striking creation of green
taffeta accented with rhinestone
ornaments and ieweIry. Mrs Rus,
sell Balenger chose green nylor
with green accessories, while Mrs
Urlin Clark was charming in pink
nylon net with rhinestone trim.
floor length with which she wore
n corsagc Of sweet peas.
Mrs. Brazzie Addison presented
n fetching portrait in a black
taffeta and velvet cocktail dress
with rhinestone tewelry. while
Mrs. Margaret Sullivan's flatter-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30
DEBS 4 DATES
by shirlee"

Hi there debs and dates. Well
was "ole" Santa good to you? He
and got along just fine, in every
respect. In a few more days there
win be a new year leap year.
When the new year comes. 1t is
also time for a change in the hap
penings time for parties to be
different. dances to pick up
time for year of fun.
Wheatley is changing some
In the past. the only two out-of-
town basketball and baseball
teams to come up here were Des
Moines and Omaha. People want
ca 10 see more out-of-town teams
come up. SO now Rock Island is
added to that list, and they viii
be the first ones up here this year.
Are you changing
Friday night, Barbara Barnes
and Norman westbcrry got mar
ried in a very lovely ceremony.
Congratulations. kids. After the
wedding there was party at
Normans "old" house. Everyone
was in such a good mood. and
everyone seemed 10 be having u
good time.
A lot OF fabulous dates are
home now. Robert Green, Willard
Merrill. John Dunavan and wally
Williams.
Saturday night there was all
kinds OF parties going on around
the Twins Among these were
the Los Dinblos Christmas party.
Paul Jones had party, Jeanette
Mined had a party and Ray Bron-
son gave party.
Charles Smith wps sick for the
past few days. and he couldn't
make II out. but II did him n world
OF good, he lost his middle"
Tomorrow night is New Years
Eve, and among the rest OF you
have been looking forward to that
night. This week end win bring on
boards OF parties, with lots OF mis-
tletoe floating around, and every
one getting happy People will be
running from one party TO an
other, trying to find one that has
the most happening at II.
Well fabulous people. I guess
III bring this old year to a close
with my column and look forward
TO a better and prosperous new
year SO until 1855, HAPPY NEW
YEAR DEBs AND DATES. Sign.
ing off!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

adorned the table, conferred with
holly and red candles. Following
dinner with the traditional tur-
key and trimmings, guests were
surprised when they were present
ed with beautiful gifts from the
Christmas tree by their hosts.
Guests enjoying the festive affair
were the Messrs and Mines. God
frey Baldez. Jesse Shelton, Ed
Varnado. the Mines. Joann Hol-
brook Lydia Pillow, Frances
Humburd, ST. Paul. Miss Greta
White, Carl Cockrell and Clifford
Grant
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

ulHiltF. ollef guests were Mrs
Hall and Mr.. Frank Twitty.
New Year In Duluth: Mrs.
Chester Green, 725 Iglehart Av..
will leave today friday for
Duluth, MINI, to spend the New
Years holiday with her family.
Mrs. George B. Kelley Marjorie
Kelley and Mrs. Patrick Kelley.
Visiting Family: Mrs. Sidonia
Black of Duluth, MINI, is visit
ing her daughter and family, Mr..
and Mrs, Earlyn Bell of 912 st.
Anthony Av., for the holidays.
Christmas Visitor: Mrs. De-
Quence ]. Nelson of Chicago. nj.
a member of the Eureka Jubilee
Singers is the houseguest of her
sister, Mrs. Dolly Crushshon, 90
Fuller Av. A family dinner was
given at the home of Mrs. Nell
sons brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander B. Jor-
dan, 716 Aurora Av. on Christmas
day. Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Wallace and daughter, Val
erie, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Rob-
inson and children, Kathleen and
Jimmie, Mrs. Crushshon. Mrs.
Nelson, Mildred Coleman and
Peter Jordan.
Christmas In Iowa: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Clardy and children,
Linda and Larry and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Jones and son Craig, spent
Christmas in Manly, Iowa, where
ther were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Page. parents of Mrs.
Clardy and Mrs. Jones.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

y teaspoon pepper
2 cups canned tomatoes
llzcups cubed cooked chicken
METHOD: Thaw okra until
pods can be easily separated. Then
cut in y inch slices. Combine okra
chicken stock, carrots celery, on
ions and green pepper In large
saucepan. Add salt and pepper
Cover and cook IS minutes. or IN
III vegetables are just tender
Add tomatoes and chicken and
heat thoroughly Serve with rice
as main dish or serve as a stew.
Makes 8 10 10 servings.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30
Social and Personal
Y MINNEAPOLIS

Dinner Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Norlan Mccoy SIG Goth Az.
S had their dinner Monday December 2G Mr. and
Mrs Edward Walberg Of Clayton Wis., parents of Mrs Me
Coy and Bill Wallberg Sr Superior Wis uncle and Bill Wall
berg Jr, of Des Moines, Ia cousin.
Home For Christmas DR.. and Mrs Paul Boswell Of Chi
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

Surviving Mrs Ware are her
husband, Rev S. f. Ware, a sister
other relatives and many friends
everywhere,
Funeral services for Mrs. Ware
were held in Cleveland. Ohio this
week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

at seven o'clock in the evening
c. Conwell officiated.
The bride is the daughter
lis f. S6th st, The groom is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William West
berry of 2517 Clinton Av.
Mr.. Ralph Primm accompanied
the soloist, Miss Rayma Estes,
who sang, Because" The Lords
Prayer and 20 Holy Night" and
played the traditional wedding
march.
The bride was radiant as she
walked down the aisle on the
arm of her father who gave her in
marriage. Her bridal gown was of
white Chantilly lace and tulle
over satin. II was styled with
basque waist with long fitted
sleeves of lace tapering to points
over the hands. The full bouffant
skirt was floor length.
Her finger-tip veil OF illusion
was attached to a tiara of tulle
studded with seed pearls. Her
only jCs1elry was pearl earrings.
She carried a bridal bouquet of
white roses and white NUNS
conferred with an orchid with
showers of satin streamers.
Mrs. Matthew Westberry, sis
ter-in-law, served as matron of
honor and wore teal blue ny
Ion chiffon Grecian styled. ankle
length dress, featuring streamers
in back of powder blue chiffon.
She wore matching satin opera
pumps and headband of chiffon
studded with pearls, and carried
a cascade bouquet of yellow and
white NUNS with yellow ribbon
streamers.
The bridesmaids, the Misses
Shirley Jackson, Beverly Eason
and jeanne Carter wore dresses
identical in color and style to
that of the matron of honor with
matching headbands and opera
pumps. They carried cascade bou-
quets Of yellow and white NUNS
with seraemers of powder blue
ribbon.
Little Linda Thomas, niece of
the groom was flower girl. She
wore white taffeta dress. fitted
bodice attached to three teired
skirt, floor length. She wore white
pumps and carried a bouquet of
white carnations and red roses.
The attendants all wore pearl
necklaces and pearl earrings en-
crusted with rhinestones, a gift
from the bride.
Serving the groom as best man
was his brother. Ronald West
berry and ushers were Jeff Mel
ton. Vincent Westberry, brother
of the groom and Melvin Thomas.
brother-in-law Of the groom. The
groom and his attendants wore
evening attire. His gift TO his at
PENDANTS were gold cuff links and
tie clasps.
Mrs Barnes, mother of the
bride, was lovely in shrimp
crystalette with matching gloves
and pumps She wore a corsage
Of white NUNS and yellow roses
Mrs. Westberry, mother Of the
groom was equally as lovely in
blue lace over net with matching
accessories. She wore a corsage
of pink carnations and pink
roses.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, a reception was held in the
church parlor. The reception table.
spread with a white cloth was en-
HANGED with bows and streamers
Of satin on each side and was
conferred with a three TERED white
wedding cake conferred with blue
bells.
The bride attended Central High
School and is employed as a typ
ist for the L. S. Donaldson Co.
The groom attended Vocational
High school and is currently en-
ployed as an attendant at Abb [
bott hospital
Assisting at the reception were
the Misses Minna Merrill, Gayle .
Sims. Eleanor witherspoon. De-
lores Smiley. Lovey Williams and /
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30

Mrs. Robert Covington and Mrs,
James A. Warren.
The newlyweds received an as
sortment of lovely and useful
gifts.
Mr., and Mrs. Westberry are
now residing at 1897 Stevens Av.
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL

Brother Was Guest: French Hunter of Farmont w Va.
lett Tor his home on Monday December 26 after having
days house guest sister Mrs Elizabeth Han 35s
~ Dale ST. his niece and nephew Mr. and Mrs George Man
mng 943 81 Anthony Av In honor of Mr. Hunters birthday
which Christmas day Mr. Manning were hosts NJ
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30
CANOES CHRISTMAS DANCING PARTY
AT LOWRY HOTEL is GALA AFFAIR

The ultra smart atmosphere Of the main ballroom Hotel
Lowry St Paul ideal compliment Monday December
20 for the beauty and glamour which chaae rzcd equally
elamorous thong of soeaes who gathered to make merry
with the Cameo Club at its annual formal dancing party
The hall beautifully decorated carrying out the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-30
BARBARA BARNES BECOMES THE
BRIDE OF NORMAN WESTBeRRY
AT HOlSEY MEMORIAL CHURCH

In an impressive double ring ceremony against back
ground of white chsanthemums Hosey Memorial church.
Miss Barbara Barnes became the bride of Norman Wesbery
at seven clock in the evening Friday December % Rev NJ
c. Conwell offcated
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Barnes
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Chicken Gufnbo

box 90 ouncesj quick frozen
whole okra
2 cups chicken stock
4 cup diced carrots
Z cup diced celery
\ cup diced onions
? tablespoons deed green peppe
! teaspoon salt
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21ln 91eiakSOtA

This II known as peaceful
co-existence. Notice the peace.
'ur look on the face Of the
bear!"
Evening star., 1955-06-26
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COMBINE PHOTO

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Remember cleaner whittier teeth less tooth decay
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Change to Pepsodent today!
Evening star., 1955-06-26
POSE
IN A MILLION
D
u

A TRIO of inmates of the London
N Zoo astounded spectators one day
recently by going into huddle and
coming up with the familiar. Speak
no evil, hear no evil, see no evil"
Unluckily, No. ; began to wonder how
the act was going over, and the photog-
rapher's camera caught him cheating.
Evening star., 1955-06-26

Thi. Week Masssire = June 70, 1855
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-26
Tigers Notch Seasons Serenh Win

Watcher tuey know III N not
She TIGERS have q lucky raamber
Seven
III INV top os tHe seventh Fri
DAY against the Norfolk Division
Bengal hurler ED slersensa hot
footed 1T ID first successfully OF
an error by JACK Rudlaer- Division
second sacker His teammates
contributed enough elolgsa TO
puseaad across .3a 5lg rurt They
wert on to Win 7-2 fer thetr sev-
enzh win o. the season.
Tie Tigers opened tha scoring
III the taTd frame when Yeruie
singled to bring Ito Bob 1Tuinph-
reys Who had trfpIed 10 dee4 cen
ter Tony ANTHONY houiel IN the
ton If THE seventh egened III I'D at
0ne-aIl,
Wta sler ina M frst Bll wal
liams sacr need linn To Hecond
and Bob HUMPHREYS hong run
clout cleared rhe baas and gave
the BenAals a 81 edge MARROW
then singled and came home ON
Stokeley FuItons triple III lefe
deid A right field single BIZ Bob
Curtis br1uah Fulton across the
plate
Elers ema went the dista1ce for
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-26

schools IL is understood that
Richmond4 RPI you'd ike to
come III. But no application was
made
The Md dHectofs are the Us
athletic directors u The member
anools. pins Commits loner Paul
Megton Jam Hickey. Of fiamp-
dan-SYdney and JOHN Briagers.
Of Joins Hopkins ate the football
committee for the MD
@ideiine Shorts
Vern Blckford New Canton
finest baseball product ard a for
mer Boston Braves star 8lil per-
form thls sca8on with the Rich
mond VIeinlaus Vern thinks his
arm miseriAs are reduced To the
p04nt where be can be effective
III hAA baseball
Eddie Thornton Wno covered
first base for FH5 Ike q glove q
few years back hasr't broken in-
70 the Richmond Spiders lineup
yet. but We don We how he can
miss eventually if his hitting
natures Eddie vas flaWless
fielde for hleh school product
Emmett 5peas the. former Cum
beriaud DUKE pitcher vino Was ez-
pected I'd crack IDA VPI lineup
TINS year wont get q chance
he8 IN the Army noW Perhapa
service ba eoall wili serve 70 keep
the lanky Cumberlanders arm
timber
Don Greene WSVS news and
epoftacaster COPIED q Basket
ull Of honors At tfe recent Ma
tional Press Club award meeting
ut Washington Don WHO work
Ike a trojan to make his ali .
talks worthwhile saw his late afr
ternoon newscast selected as the
best IN Virginia IN tne non met
iGpoiltan class
Don also received second place
for comprehensive news cover
age. fourth place III commentary
and fourth place in sports Greens
range Of interest is Terrific He r.
Gently won aide. acclaim for
Droadcasting the Yalta papers
with mail pralsine him from 81
states
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-26
By JOHN STICK


aimpli4e jaseoad thaa summer
amy nay, @ho mas become To-
per sofial Eailying point abon'
@Illefl local nara PAL fortunes rlsa
of faD says there's fnou9i play
~ interest 70 ofgaaize anDt4ef
to"h feafn f!qane'al support E
@'ui4eihnR else ~ aFlo
Both t4le james l2iker and pat
TICK Henry leaaucs naYe MADE
overture 10 FalmvHie 81 become
member but no sunday base
ball and lack IL financial back-
lna seem 10 b fsle prime obstacle
b. tfe way III tals tyde Of eorncc-
tiou
W. certainly hoge Interested
fans Bll contact Hav Ia OFFER
appoTt and announcement Per
hapa with time st3ll available be-
fore the high school aeld may D.
used an oreanzatlon If fans can
H. formed ID pnl b seuad 9n the
field
softbaIl Deuijse9
Saftbau Il In nretfk rnYrh the
same fix Unless fbree or four de-
dleated pefsone wnd wlE saye
SIS officers como forward this 1iav
b. the wear fhe comm, guify comes
up W4th0ut tVlliphi leagf!e
The q,4iatlon Is eo grrv mucn
IKE other community ara4re If
thcfe ara a few 0bo Jan bear the
brunl of tie work ven have
baseball ana softba)l Fortunately
for sports and community Affairs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-26
PampIin to Enter
PHI League Again

Both PamplHn and AppomattoX
VIII enter teams ia The Patrick
Henry semi pro baseball leaHue
this year Bates Turner VIII man
age the pamplin team while Che
AppomAttoX squad viii be run by
Gordon Brace ana VernelI Mitch
ell
An exhibition game VIII be
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-26
R-iI Drops Opener
To Buckingham 81

Randolph Henry High School
opened its 1855 season April %
aeaInst BUCKINGHAM The BUGS
copped the lid-Hltsr So
Coach LEO Garrett also am
naunced Two other home games
fhis week on Wednesday NIGHT
the Statesmen wall meet South
Boston and Iuday nl8l4t Ken
brldae IIlgh
Evening star., 1955-11-16

MEET Miss Mary Norhorp, FibergIas Consultnt
at Konns Saturday. Nov 10Th, Washington Store 3rd Floor
Demonstrations will be held ot both stores.
Kan.s-r
Evening star., 1955-11-16
NO-IrOn 'FIBERGLAS''
CURTAINS BY Kenneth
Tailored Style 81" long. 81" wide
4.lQ ?,

Kenneths sheer tailored or rufled styles that never
shrink stretch never mildew or sun rot just wash they
drip dry in minutes ready to rehang without ironing
So elegant are these very sheer white Fbergas'
quisette curtains you'd never dream they long
wearing so easy to for! They're soil resistant
sun-resistant keep fresh longer Styled by Kenneth
made Of Kengas.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Ruttlei Style

csss sble s6" Iono with Mo.ehins 10 pr.
Valoncs -----------------l.se
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$500 DOWN
4 apartments, sleeping rms, al
ways filled: good NV. location
$3.50 mo. income, Sl12 rent.
IL rms. ga baths. beaut. furn.;
approx Sf00 monthly income plus
owners .3-rm. apt. Asking $4,000
$1,000 down.
II rms, 8 baths: apt. and sleeping
rms; excel, NV. location: over $500
monthly income plus owners 3-rm.
apt. Asking $4,000 down. Call Mrs.
cAMPANELLA Il co.
EX. 3-4ll3. Ewes. Sun, LII. 1-lS06
MoTEI-FoR CoLORED-U. s. l.
Modern, 80 rms. 20 baths: nice
furnishings, lee. rest suitable for
club. lily. quarters. 5-acre grove,
HILLIhRD REALTY CO.. ia. S-S46S
1918 Lee Highway. Al. Va.
GoTEL-U. s. I'll, close to Skyline
dr., Is units-2I rms, and owners
fpt. Also lge. restaurant which can
full price $4,000, $4,000 cash.
Seasonal operation. Apr. TO Nov.
HifLrARp REALTY CO.. IA. s-s4ss
46l3 Lee Hiehway. Arl.. Va.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
SO RE s


90 miles from D. C. on Bull Rur
lvaJ. Almost 400 acres titled Nice
7-rm., lh-bath Colonial .hcme. !
barns. fish pond. swimming pool
lake sites. Reduce, to SIS. 900. AID
1854 or IA. $3.50.
WILL TRADE CHINCHILLAS fol
equity in modern house in Arl. OIL
nearby acreage. CO. 5-1470.
observation-disclosures country es-
tate Of ~ acres. on U. s. 522 mr.
WINCHESTER. Lovely mod; home
sale or exchange, Arlington realt,
preferred. PEOPLES REAL ESTATE
CO., winchester. Va.
ACREAGE IN VA. WANTED in ex.
change for Foxhall I'd. Diet. 3-b.r
home; mod. semidet. .3-b.r. brick ir
Riggs Park; or 6-unit apt. In NV
ARMY MAP-Home and income; de-
tached brick, 8 rms. ga baths; Low
down payment, will take your pres
ent home In trade. Call OWNER
OIL. 2-9179 Sun. and ewes.
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NEAR BALTIMORE

PRICE REDUCED
15-unit motel. Steady yr.-round busi-
ness; h.-w. oil heat. TV. radio,
window fans. pvt. showers in all
units. Very nicely. furnished. Enough
eround to expand. Owner retiring.
Liberal financing arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NEW CHILDREN,s SHOPS

NEW CHILDKEN6. SHOPS
New infants and chiidren's shops
merchendised for owners with ow. !,
capital and lease ready-or about
to lease. Strictly o store-paid, fixed
lee. contract basis. resident buying
once. buying direct from mfsrs.
leading brand-name. and top-braekei
foremost specialized cfice Of oui
kind, and have now opened more
than 800 children's siiops for own.
PANTS & CHnDREN'S BUYING
OFFICE, lle-D. W. 34th st. N. Y
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Automatic LaundrieS

Automatic Laundries
=, Coin, OPERATED W, Was n s. Maenin me-.
service laundry or install coin
operated washing macines in apart.
mert houses let US tell you about
the new wonderful
Speed Queen Washers
The finest commercial agitator wash;
gr in the country Stainless steel
tub for longer life. Metered for coin
operation OF non-metered.
You can make $4,000 to $4,000 per
year on $1,000 to SO. 600 invest
rnent. We will help YOU select a
location: engineer the entire setup
cessful business Wire, write or phone
BALTIMORE CHEMICAL e. EQUIP
MENT CORP, @. ]. LaBorwit, P. 9.
Box 902, Silver Spring. Md. u.
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COLORED
5033 It'll ST.
)PEN TODAY. 2 TIL DARK

OPEN TODAY, 2 TIL DARK
Lovely tapestry corner brick home.
completely redecorated and in first-
class condition; liv. rm.. din. rm.,
lge. entrance hall, mod. kit: on LIST
fir: lge. bedrms., mod. bath on
Ind FIR; beaut. rec. rnl. in bsmt..
oil h.-w.h., metal awnirsss. built-in
garage. Very moderately priced,
See MRS. WHITING. LA. 6-1693.
on premises
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HOME AND INCOME. 18th and r. !.
nw.-S3,000 down; II rooms, 4
rooms: Price ssa.00 A. R. SEE
az, LEY s 81 o Iss9si THE PARK
condition. Modern kitchen with
breakfast space. paneled dining
room. living room with beamed CELL
ing. powder room. large screened
porch on first floor. Three large bed
room and Sss S On
saraee. magnificent level LOT. a
REALIsTiNqs CORP, Hu. $685.
day or night. -27
NEAR ?4th AND PENNA. AVE-
rooms. bath. h;,g;h.: perfect con-
s soR if ree Desired ioo pri Se sis5eS
MR. TAMGARos 20. s.3s5a;
THREE 6.RM. BRICK HOUSES on
21st st. NV, mr.. Va. ave.. can be
remodeled into 3 .attrac.. IN town
homes: this neighborhood, is nov
JR.. ss4 Colorado bldg, ma. s-siss.
BOOMING HOUSE. furnished. 1900
baths: oil heat; brick. Wants 81 900
down. EDWIN L. ELLIS. Realtor.
1910 Vermont ave-. RIM. 2l7. RE.
1910.
CORNER sEMIDETACHED. not far
from Dupont Circle: 10 rooms. 6ic
baths: oil heat furnished; serving
meals. Income quoted $4,000 year;
asking $4,000 down. EDWIN L.
ELLIS. 1910 Vermont ave, RE.
soT UNDERwooD ST. N.W.-s1, 900
down, Vacant, Detached; 8 rms
WI. For appt. call JOHN p. DONO-
HOE. Real Estate. Ii. 6-6767. OIL
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316 TAYLOR ST.

Lovely corner tapestry brick. 22la II.
wide. Colonial front porch, side-hall
entrance, liy. rm., din; nm heated
floor. large bedrooms, bath and
inclosed heated porch on End floor.
Full basement with oil h,-w.h, De-
tached 2-car brick garage. Priced
at $4,000 to qualified purchaser.
JOSEPHINE G. JONES
NO o-315I AID. 2-05S2,
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HOTEL AND RESTAURANT

Located on Route % in the heart
Of Virginia. Lovely. dining room
serving the select trade. Snack bar
Ice. fully equipped Kitchens. 10 rms
in main BIDS; Cottages and storage
stock for sale. S27.500. Owner vii
heir finance. Cab or write, Mrs
Fitzhugh, s2-6755. home .as-252s:
Sewers REALTY CO.. Realtors, 500
Cowardin ave. Richmond, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
RoOMTNo HOUSE

731 Sth st. Sc: Il rms. baths.
eHserirS on "a = has!Ssy; can se ' rented
as rooms or complete apts: Sf35
mo. VIII lease TO Responsible party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

HOBART ST, near, Mt. Pleasant
Large brick semidetached. nine
rooms incl. five bedrooms, plus .
baths; pleasant and attractive;
plenty of parking available. Pres
emit income from three rooms Sl6Q
mo- Total payments, trusts and
taxes. 140. Someone with q sub
stantial down payment can live
here rent free. The price is right.
Call Mr.. Ransom. ST. $1,000 OF
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