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at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.
Wright last Friday evening. Next
meeting will be Friday, November
II.
D. A. Savage went to Cambridge,
O.. where he expects to find EN-
plOyment His mother accompanied
him for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Clinton Mickle ard family,
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Savage were
Sunday dinner guests of MIR. and
Mrs Claud Cuppett
Recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs c.
!. Wright were Mr. ard Mrs. Paul
Burkholder. Jimmy and Darwin,
of Elliottsville, Pa; Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Rodeheaver, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Savage and Paul, Mr. and
Mrs. w. r. Savage. Misses Naomi,
Linda and Denise Savage. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j. Ferguson and son, Mrs.
Martha Savage and Maurice GlOt-
felty
Recent guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Savage were Mr..
and Mrs. Dale Dewitt and family.
Sang Run. and Misses Freda and
Angie Dewitt
Maurice GlOtfelty, who is attend
ing an aeronautical school in Pitts
burgh. Pa. spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs Herman Rode
HEAVIER.
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Elementary Pupils
Have Halloween

All G37 pupils in the Oakland
Elementary school participated in
a Halloween parade at the Center
street playground last Friday after
noon
Following the parade all classes
returned to their rooms for class
room parties. Homeroom mothers
assisted teachers with the parties.
Prizes were given for homemade
costumes and commercial costumes.
Winners in the following cate
gories, most typical, most histori-
cal, ugliest, prettiest, handsomest.
most comical, were as follows:
Homemade: Grade One Susan
Pritts, Carol LaWton, Tommy Right,
Linda Atwell, Ray Burton, and Bill
ly Martin.
Grade Two - Helen Repetsky,
Betty Lou Holler, Nancy Calls,
Ann Gibson, Larry Glotfelty. and
Katherine Terrant
Grade Three-Ronnie Mcdaniel,
Gary Tichnell Charles Teets, Linda
Oursler, Freddy Sanders, Roger
Uphold
Grade Four-Sally Hoffman, John
Fitzwater, Harold Mosser. Jill
Jones, Eugene johnson and Naomi
Reams.
Grade Five-Jimmy Sebold, Mary
German, Lorraine Bittinger, Shir-
ley Matthews, Jack Jones and
Lloyd Bittinger.
Grade SiX-Linda Smouse. Caro-
Ign Simmons, Karen Magtoben,
Patricia Carlson John Kyle, and
j. Bill Umstot.
Commercial costumes: Grade one
I-Ronnie Dewitt Tommy Hoffman,
Roger Thomas, Louise Martin,
Freddy Field and Craig Hershman.
Grade TWo-Jerry Cannon. Jack
Helms, Gary Glover, Gloris Pen
nington, John Kerns and Darlene
Nethken.
Grade Three-Sonya Furr, Jerry
Ream, David yelling, Janice Feas-
ter, Bobby Lohr. Bobby Skipper.
Grade Four-Russell Wolf. Geo.
Fizer, Paul Kemphfer, Margaret
Highlander, Gary Trickett, Jimmie
Hinebaugh.
Grade Five-Gary Orr, Eddie
Landon, Diane Darnella, Sherron
Sanders, Patty Reckart, Thomas
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SWALLOW FALLS

Peggy Ream spent the past week
with her grandparents. Mr. and
( Mrs. Bruce SWeitLer SwantOn.
Mrs Hugh Ream visited Mr.. and
Mrs Virgil Bernard. near Washing
ton. ID. C.. over the weekend.
Miss Patience SineS and Roger
DeBerry visited relatives in Cum
berland, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Friend, of
Elyria. Ohio, visited Mrs. Edith
Friend over the weekend.
Miss Jane Glotfelty. Frostburg,
spent the weekend with her par
entS Mr.. and Mrs Clark Glotfelty.
Mr.. and Mrs. William George
visited relatives in Barton on Sun
day.
Walter Williams, near Wyatt w.
Va visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
a. Maybe over the weekend.
Mrs. Florence Wolfe, of Cranes
Vile. spent a day with Mrs. Luther
WCrdcbaugh
Mrs. Arden Skipper visited Mrs.
Milburn Mann. Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Lorraine Sines and
family, Keyser, w Va spent Sun
day with Mir. and Mrs. Clyde SineS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pennington,
Indiana, Pa, spent Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pennington
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Ramsey. of
Sand Flat: Mr. and Mrs Lambert
Ramsey and son. CresaptOWn; Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Skipper Rev and
Mrs. J. c. Skipper and Starr, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs Iret Martin and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Delano Martin and son
were guests al the home of Nh. and
Mrs. Marshall Friend on Sunday.
Air. Friends 89th birthday was No
yember l.
Miss Lorenc Glotfelty and Lu-
ther Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs. Arden
Skipper and family spent Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. John Skipper.
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GORTNER

A two weeks revival closed at
Lynndale on Sunday evening. Pas
tors Cecil Dunson and Earl Foster,
of Terra Alta and Underwood, were
the ministers, with Charles Trout,
Terra Alta, special singer.
The following were weekend
visitors here: Pastor and Mrs.
Simon Yoder and his mother, Mrs
Barbara YOder, Of Stuarts Draft,
va: Mrs. Elizabeth Yoder Springs,
Pa Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Beachy
of Indiana, who visited Mr.
Beachys brother, L. M Beachy
and Joseph Yoder, of Meyersdale
The latter was called home on ac-
count of the death of his Son-in-
law. Elmer Brenneman, who died
of a heart attack Saturday as he
shot a pheasant near his home at
Meyersdale. A number of relatives
from here attended his funeral on
Tuesday
Mrs. Paul WEIGH visited Mr.. and
Mrs VIII Sanders, Sunday
Mrs Anna Bittinger spent sev-
eral days with her cousin in Pitts
burgh
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
White were Mr. and Mrs Jesse
Gnegy, Paul Gnegy and family. of
Eglon; Mr.. and Mrs. George White
and son, Gay RembOld and family,
of Keyser.
The following visited at S w.
Slabachs, Noah and Kenneth Sla-
bach, Mrs. Charles Landon and
son, of Parkersburg; Mrs. May,
Mrs. Nellie Paugh, Mrs. Mary
Grove, Mt Lake Park; and Sam
Shreve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joni Miller, of
Ohio. are spending this week with
their daughter, Mrs. Alice Hersh-
berger and other relatives
Mr. and Mrs Morgan Fulk and
daughter Mr. and Mrs Dan Lichty
and son spent recent evening at
Noah Schrocks. Their son Memo
was able to 90 horseback riding on
Saturday with his guests, Roy and
Max Lichty, of Baltimore
Henry Petersheim spent last
week ditching for a number of
farmers in North Glade.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Scheffel met
Uria Shelter, of Catlet Va, at Mt
Storm on Monday evening. He was
called here by the draft board
Eli Miller, of Virginia, was here
over the Weekend with his son,
Joni, who underwent an operation
on his leg Monday morning in the
Oakland hospital.
Mrs. Albert Sisk, Dan Lichty and
family spent Sunday evening with
Mrs Fannie StutZman
John Messenger, KingWood, is
employed at Paul Welches.
Mrs Jacob SWartzentruber Ross
and Mary Lichty visited Roy Lich-
ty and family of Baltimore, at
Loeb Lynn. Sunday
Mrs d. l.. SWartzentruber ac-
companied Mrs Franklin Custer to
Cumberland a day last week.
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Nj. EGgEsp ARagg.k NpgUS

Mr. and Mrs. Ohio Friend and
son, Alden, recently visited Mr. and
Mrs. Gene c. lIclbig and son, Mil
ford, Michigan Mr. and Mrs James
Jackson, Lake Orion. Mich. and
relatives in Washington and Balti-
more.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and
daughter. of Berkeley Springs. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans over
the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hayden
spent last week in New York City.
While there. they visited Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond McCutcheon. sum-
mer residents OF the Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hardesty.
Winchester. Va, were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Hardesty last week.
MIR. and Mrs. f. r. Hickman Wis
tied p. C. Hickman in Beckley. w
Va. last week. and other relatives
in Harrisville and GrantSVille W
Va.
Reginald Ford, of Glen Burnie,
spent the weekend with relatives
Mrs Florence Harris. of Annapo-
lis, visited friends and relatives
here over the weekend
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs
f. p. Hickman were Mr. and Mrs
Robert Mas, Baltimore: Mr.. and
Mrs B. ID. Grandstaff Clarksburg
Mrs. Harland Paugh is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anthony in
Washington this week
Mrs nellie Calls is visiting her
brother, George Sisk in Quantico,
Va, this week. Mr.. Sisk is slowly
improving after a heart attack
c. p Martin left Wednesday for
and Mrs. d. B. Martin and family.
Mrs Elsie Dietrich had as recent
guests Mr.. and Mrs r. A. CLANCY,
Cleveland: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Dick, of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Kyle Wilson and
daughters. Baltimore were week
end guests Of Mr. and Mrs James
DeMoss and family.
Mrs. Britten Martin will attend
the Maryland Planning Committee
of the White House Conference on
Education, to be held in Baltimore
on Friday, November 4.
Miss Wyant has returned to her
home in Parkersburg after spend
ing several months at the Colonial
Mrs. Mary Culver and Mr. and
Mrs Perry Culver and family. Con-
nellsville Pa, were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs Carl Everly and
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sincell are
spending this week in New York.
Mrs. Fred Fleming Mrs. Charles
Bell, Margaret Berghaus and Kath-
leen Bishop. of Fairmont. visited
friends here last Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Umbel, BobtoWn, Pa,
recently visited her sister Mrs.
Helen Shafer
MIR. and Mrs. Jay Bell and fam
lily, Crellin. We're Sunday dinner
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bit
finger
The first meeting Of the Brownie
troop will be held Monday, Novem-
Der I, at the Mt. Lake school, at
$50 p. m. The committees selected
are: chairmen Mrs John Getty.
Mrs Joseph Kdhl, Mrs Chester
Sines. Mrs. Robert Henline, Mrs.
Dempsey Fleming Leader is Mrs.
Neil Wolfe: assistant leaders are
Mrs. Elliott Shaffer and Mrs Stan
ley Snyder
Circle of the WSCS Of Bethel
Methodist church. will meet at the
home of Mrs. w Blair Simmons,
Friday. November II. at 7:30 p. m.
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SANG RUN

The Dewitt Quintette along with
the Friendly Mountain Boys will
appear on Wilkens Amateur Hour,
Sunday night November 6.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Main and
son, Myersville, Md. visited Mr..
and Mrs Stephen Dewitt, Sunday.
MIR and Mrs Everett Glotfelty
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Carr
Sunday.
Donald Carr, Langley air force
base is spending a few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Carr
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hinebaugh. of
Washington, visited his mother.
Mrs Mary Hinebaugh. over the
weekend.
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CRELLIN

Mr. and Mrs. f. F. Colaw, Sr., &c
Center Street, Oakland. will Cele-
brate their 50th wedding ami
versarY, Sunday November 10, with
open house, from 100 p. m to 500
p. m. Everyone is welcome.
The Young Ladies' class and the
Adult Ladies' class of the Crellin
Union church are sponsoring an
oyster and ham supper, at the Gun
Club hall on Thursday evening,
November IT. Prices, adults, SIPS,
and children soc
A birthday dinner was held last
Sunday in honor o. Harold Hinc-
baugh at his home here Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Burlin Holler
and family, Howard SWeitzer Mr..
and Mrs. George Hinebaugh and
daughter Judy, Mr. and Mrs Burl
Lewis and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Rex Wiles, Miss Henrietta Wilt,
Janet Leighton. Rev. and Mrs Don
Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Herman
WEIGH. Mr.. and Mrs. lret Ashby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Holler and
children. Mrs Jennie Hinebaugh,
Dwight Ashby. Don Scott, Susie
Mersing, Mrs. Agnes LantZ. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Hinebaugh and son
Edward
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard KEEPER Of
Kansas City, Kansas, visited rela-
tives here last week. They were
called home due to the death of
the latter's mother. Mrs, Eva Hol-
lis. of Trra Alta. w. Va,
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Ashby, Waynes-
burg, Ohio. visited Mrs Jennie Bit
finger last Friday and attended the
funeral of Mrs. Stella HaddiX.
The Opportunity club met on
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Lester Yutzy.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Frantz, of
Florida visited relatives here last
week
Norma Jean White, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold White, is a
patient in Garrett County Memori-
al hospital. Oakland
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michael,
Mr.. and Mrs. "Buddie" BroadWater
and children, of Barton. spent Sat
urday evening with Mrs. Stella Adj
ans and family
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Shaffer were
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
GAYLE Shaffer and family in Rock
vile Robert Shaffer returned to
Washington, D. c.. with them after
a weeks visit with his parents
The Ladies class met last Tues
day evening at the home Of Mrs.
Harold LantZ
Mrs. Floyd CarskadOn returned
home last Tuesday from the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland where she had been pa
tent for a week.
Mrs Ted Sansburg of Grafton,
w Va, and Mrs. George Drainer
and daughter Joan. Of Fairmont
w Va. spent Saturday visiting at
the home of Rev. and Mrs Erwin
Fike and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Garrett
were recent guests of MT and Mrs
Joseph Martin in Baltimore.
The Young Ladies Sunday School
class will hold its regular monthly
meeting on Thursday evening, No
vember 3, at the home Of Mrs. Lor-
raine Simms, Mt Lake Park
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lewis. Of
DanVllle, were Sunda% visitors OF
Mi. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis.
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TO Observe Week Of Prayer

The annual observance OF the
Week Of Prayer and Self Denial
will be held on Sunday evening,
November 6, by the women of St.
Paul's Methodist church who have
issued an invitation to The women
OF other churches to join them in
this meeting of quiet meditation
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Dunbar.
Grade SiX-Elbert Riley Janet
Beckman. Porter Welch, Janet
Sweitzer, Jerry Bennett and John
Wildesen.
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Welfare spending in Maryland
during July August and Septem-
Der was well below quota of S4S6,-
1856 monthly set by legislature.
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Fairfax Village Apis.
1901 3sth ST. s.E.

Hrs. s am. 10 $50 pm, honda,
through Saturday. sur q ~. from
TO $50 pm.
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IARL.--BRAND-NEw, de luxe. lse..
9-bedrm duplex; 500 One bedrm,.
S75. I7t0 N. 18th st., Apt. T.. JE.
ARL.---Air-eond. / bedrm. mod. best
sec, quiet neighbofhoods no children.
S92.50. $40 Columbia pike ---l7
$50 One bedrm. apt. mr.. wash, and
Arl blyds. Pentagon, n Myer,
Navy Annex heat incl EN-, 3-567s
days. EN-. 3-92OS evenings.
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at FRED
erick st.. Magnolia Gardens-,AyaiL
dining room combination. large
bedrooms. latest IN kitchen. EQUIP.
inent. paruuet floors Venetian
! no; sesSooin. $500, For info.
AL isIl "a caLo sisqso and . Dedrms.
modern o. beautifuI view. quiet
and sos. out wilson blvd. LETT on
North. MRS. PAEDRicH MH
ARL.--C lose-in, new efflcieucies; !
and 2 bedrms,: best neighborhood:
"a SID s Columbia nI pike Bike. s eis sD'
ARL. Best section. I and 2 pedrnis !,
$3.50 TO sos: near olebe I'd a0l4
vE fsSni asR Rfs 1-BEpRM. APT. in
modern fireproof bldg; near stores
and transp.; newly painted, Move
Incl Il ns s u ssRs sssi a. .s 81
A xsiEins DIST. 10 AT NJ Hail and Ran:
area: $3.50 70 sos. zoIl Column
A RI p. I RisCs;sLYN-Loyely large ;-- en-.
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ioe. il. s.ia7o. 300 n. OAK Il.
ARLINGToN--Attraetiys Arm. apt;
conveniently located. in private
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use o. harden. $50 mo, XII.
A M I,s; - $50. modern. ID
bedrm apt; 8 min. D. G.. Pentaecn.
2 biks shop. IT. Myer. Navy Annex;
PVT psrkins. ~ washer, dryer Plus
/, Hook ri. MYiER--Nice sarden-
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4 bedTnns. S14.5o. plus utils. RA.
Va a. a.z-SW " SECTION in N. Ar
Hngton---I bedrn. 1iy. rm.. dinette
space; and kit. eonY, 70 everything
$40 SO per mo, Incl. heat. hot water.
eau WEAVER BROS. NC Di.
|pA ISsTSSo coMMuNITY-Encei-
lens g-bedfm. apt, designed Tor
modern and comfortable living. n
this hne residential area. avail.
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anfenna. plusi the rnrivenience OF
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rated. RENT $40. KM. 2-423a or OIL.
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cite, bath: IN old town sect SIS
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HOS GIRARD ST. N.W,--3 rms. kit..
1919 u SO; NE.-2-rm.. hit. bath
1881 ADAMS 81. NEs-s-rm., kit.
1919 p !sT MES rms. bath;
1909 p 81. ss,E-a rms. KIT. bath:
Az NEWcoMB 81. SEE rms. kit.
i sa;S, 81 n assElI.. s .sd. rms. KIT.
$40 ioth 81 sW-2 rms. kit.
722 r 81. s.W.--4 rms. bath: h.-w.h.
s39 G sT. s;w.---2 rms. kit.- bath:
THOMAS ?. BROWN
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COLLEGE PARK. 730s Yale ave.
2-bedrn. ants. blk. shopping
center; modern bldg. large rooms.
sep, dinette. garbage disposal, ex-
hanst fan, picture window. To in
spect, call WA. 7-O63O.
APTS. AVAILABLE AT cOBuR TER.
800 Defense hwy. Bladensburg.
"a 70 Nsz. sSh2S q sd s7 W2 s ssR
ROCKVILLE and 2 bedroQms. liy.
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and shopping center; sos 70 $50 per
month. Pc. 2-3003. I'll
rm.. dinette. kit, 9
bedrms.. bath: cony. to schools,
transp., Shopping. OIL. 4-2545. I'll
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kit; cross ventilation: idry. and
STORAGE faeils. free Tv antenna;
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block from transp.; $5b mo-, incl.
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7s11 PINEY BRANCH RD.-Dupiex:
iee. s-rm. -and-bath apt, redee.;
ideal fof large family; yard schools;
$50. 80 mo. ~. 9-lti72.
CORAL HILLS, at d. C. line--Garden
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sos: incl. all utils. Near school, bus,
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area. ali conveniences. $3.50 ID
$9l,50, and 2 bedrms. In lovely
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES,
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bath. Itiis. Incl. o..
1927 croffut pl. Sc. iss ri
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3343 crofut pl. Sc. No. Al
bedrra.. liy. rrn,. din. kit and
s44 Massachusetts ave. ne. No.
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2at5 Lincoln rd. ne. No. 2o2
ri bedrm.. liz. rnl.. din. kit.
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Is Q st. ne. End n.---5 rooms
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1881 GiraTd st. NV. No. III
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bedrm.. itv. rrn.. din. kit. and
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1 -bedrn. apts.. $3.50 to S121 so
rental includes all utilities iadfYtd-
ually controlled heat and air eohd.,
switchboard service and lnnndry
tx. SN7sio' Ia
COLORED--5 RMS. AND SAITH and
porch. i032 9th st. ne. $50. Phone
either En-. 2-5a42 or ma. S-4639
COLORED---ATTRAC. 2 AND ; RIM.
APIS. located In nv. ection; CORY.
C0LORED--SEVERAL i rm.. kit. and
bath, for employed ladies. newly
decorated. Cab o'suLLIVAH.s Ma.
cSIoRfD. $40 @ ST s.w.-one bed.
mo. eau Mr.. DUVALL. DI. 716lOO.
coLoRED--is4s CLIfroN ST. NV.
Elevator BLDG. beautifully deco
Esssd Venetian ssss ssa s h aSSs
c lSfssfdi pg Isl 1852 ssss ST. x.EMod.
ern gshedTmi; ,, apt; Rent, $ sad ;So me-
COLORED, 0o2 EVARTS 81. NE
Duplex. 2 rms. kits bath and porch.
$50 per mo. Mr.. SMITH pl.
CoI6RED--i. . AND 3 RMS. KIT.
and bath. Nice cond., reasonable
rent. Move IN any time. 2. !,
cmS NrEn Tie = 81 81 N ~ % rms
Kit. bath; , All wills fyrn; s sT9 .
NV ~ :. Ms' n.y. wi
cS ,a.s = VIAL. ssr ST 81. ST. i
AZ rl;s.teths pci,tns Eleid we'd
Triansie = Three rooms Kitchen.
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COLOnbD-B9 1880 n. NJ -.
Ne icy. ~. Saiths. s sek hyDir
W vpssa pHor,sI Hasns lsssoR go' aai Hs
St; NV. Ma. s SIS. 80 I'll In
o fo0TE sTs. Me- luxe e-bed.
bldg; tmmed; occur; Key g. 91Iics'
Sa5, plus VII. aOE rEoPEHIilE1Si'
1880. ri
C0LORED.IHhEE RMS, XII, patn;
fetS a.s1Te m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
teenfinued)
LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

WISH TO BUY . nice lot IN Mont
eomery Co. or NV. d. C., with
street. sewer. water. gas. OIL 6-s342.
WE NEED MORE LOTS. aerease or
farms In D. c. or nearby Nd
KAY REALTY CO.. RIA. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcontJ


TIRE STORE, est. over SO years at
baFae excellent D. C.. central loca.
ton; includes present stock and
equip: recappina and yulcanizinE
equip. optional Owner retiring
Trihers save your time and mine;
reasonable. Box TAB. Star.
MOTELS FOR SALE-Advice and
consultation BY exclusive full-time
motel broker and travel specialist,
Offering recommendation on best
buys 10 motels and sites. JOE H.
THOMPSON, 232 Woodward Bldg..
EN-. 3-l220.
SUNOCO STATION, new tVo-hay
station, will be available soon.
U. s. No, 1, Stafford. Va. Excellent
opportunity for energetic operator
to secure an annual income OF
$4,000 to $1,000. Investment re-
CURED. SUN OIL COMPANY. 1925
K ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
HOUSES for SALE, VA. Cont.

ASSUME Ice. CT LOAN on this
full bsInt.: SI7.950. J-W REALTY
CO.. ia. s-lS7S.
Il ACRE WOODED YARD, plus 81
bedrm. rambler: $1,000 down:
Sl5,750. J-W REALTY CO., ia. g.