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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-04

Tigers and Tigerettes of Broad
Street High are really. cutting
up" on the basketball court this
season. Many interesting games
have been played SO far, most of
which are won by these teams.
Keep it up Greenwood!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-04

Friends of Mrs. Minnie Graham
are sorry to hear of the passing
of her father at Macon, Miss,
and do express their deepest SYM
pathy to her.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-04

The Baptists in the City OF
Greenwood are conducting q
Training in Church Membership
School" this week at the Stran-
gers Home M. B. Church. Mrs
Williams from the Baptist Train
ing School, Nashville, Tenn, is
supervising the instruction.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-04

The Broad Street High School
faculty welcomes Mrs. John
Simpson to their force. Mrs. Simp-
son is the Librarian for the Broad
Street school.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-04

Mrs. Ada Garrett and Mrs
Helen j. Wright were called to
Louisville, KY. to attend the flu
neral of their son and brother
Mr.. Vincent Levison. The late Mr.
Levison leaves a loving wife, Mrs
MYRTLE P. Levison, three sons
two daughters, all Of Louisville
KY; and a mother, Mrs. Ada
Garrett, two sisters, Mrs. Helen
Wright and Mrs. Essie Spriggins
of this City; and host of rela'
tives and friends to mourn his
passing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Miller
spent last week end in Memphis
Tenn, visiting relatives anc
friends. They stopped in Vance
Mss, for a while with Mrs. Mil
ler's uncle, Mr.. r. H. King, ano
report a very pleasant trip.
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-04

Mrs. Josie Spells has returned
home from ST. Joseph, La, where
she has been visiting relatives,
and reports very fine and en-
joyable visit. Her many friends
were glad to have her return.
Mrs. Pearl Mitchell of Mccain
Street is now in the Greenwood
Hospital, where she was rushed
Jan. 30th due to sudden illness
Her many friends hope she may
soon be up again.
Mrs. Leila Wade Griffin of Jack
son, Miss, was the guest of Mrs.
Eliza Stansbury on Jan. 23rd in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
mon Mason, 314 Senica Ave, and
they enjoyed a very delicious
dinner.
Mrs. Florida Flanagan has re-
turned home after an extended
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-04

The Leflore County Teachers
Association met Saturday, Janu-
airy %, at the Stone Street school
with the President, Mr.. Milton
Forte, presiding, after which
Prof. c. H. Wilkes led a very
short devotional service.
The County Superintendent, Mr.
Otis Allen was present and made
a very interesting talk. Mr.. Aller
Expressed to the group what fine
work he thought each of then
were doing. This was Mr.. Allen:
first visit with the whole GROUP
since he took over his new posi-
ton. Miss Amanda Ely presented
Miss F. o. Alexander, State sup
ervisor, to the group, who al
usual brought us an unusual mes
sage and the teachers of Leflort
County always look forward t.
her coming. She has been oul
January guest for many years.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-04

The new librarian beginning
work at Broad Street High School
Monday morning was Mrs. Simp-
son of Chicago, Ill. We hope she
will find it pleasing in this COM
munity and school system.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-04
Mckinney Chapel Pastor Aid
Club News

Club met Friday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wenston
Curry, Ala Pelican st. The meet
ing was opened with the Vice
President, Mrs. Bertha Philips
presiding. Scripture lesson was
read by Mrs. Elma Nash; 18th
Psalms. Prayer was offered by
Mrs. Ada Marcellars. A wonder
full devotional was held. Some
brief remarks were made by the
president, after which she an
nounced the house in order fol
business. Rev. M. R. Mozee brou-
ght to US an inspiring lesson from
the 10th chapter of st. John. We
had some remarks from our pas
tor. Rev. J. w. Terrell, Rev. E
n. Nix and others. Everyone en-
joyed the lesson and remarks
After the business routine Mrs
Curry served chicken salad or
lettuce, crackers and coca cola'
with a dessert of ice cream anc
cake. The next meeting will bt
on Feb. 10th at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Mills. 312 Nc
Mel Street, Mrs. Louise Guntel
as Hostess.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-04

Total attendance was %; offer
ing $3.50. Mrs. Eliza Clemon Is
President; Mrs. Mary Alice, Sec
rotary, Rev. wv. Terrell, Pastor
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-04
Greenwood News

Sunday School Lesson:
For February Sth. 1856.
BY Rev. Geo. A. Harper,
Sill Ave. c., Greenwood, Miss.
JESUS TEACHES
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The County Teachers Asso,
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FARM AND GARDEN

CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoil. sludge
road gravel. bluestone. Mr.. HAR.
TING. 10. 1-07S1.
BEAUT. BLUEGRASS SOD-Do i
yourself or complete Job. c.
LAUGHLIN, HE. 4-25b5. Ewes, HE
T0PssoH; clean. rich loan. s. eubi,
minimum. Logan 7-74I0.
SODDING AND GRADING, large anS
small jobs: work guaranteed; fret
estimates. GA. 4-SS43.
TOBACCO BARN FOR RENTAL
1S-room barn In excellent condi.
from Groom. Md. with hard road
Leading to barn. Call MA. 7-2447
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS lust don't hap.
pen; we build them; free estimate
FLEMING LANDSCAPE SERVICE
UN. 4-464S.
VIRGIN TOPSOIL, best quality, any
quantity, immed. delivery. Reas
EI FL LANDSCAPE SERVICE
AZALEAs EvERGREENs. oak-leai
compost spray service ROTH'S
1911 sligo Creek pky.. Tax. PIX. Nd
SOD. about 20 acres Of good-auality
grass; near Adamstown. Gail Mr.
PAGE. dial TR. 1854 after pm
BULLDOZERs and leaders for grad.
ing. excavating and land clearing
Estimates free Call UN. 1888
Ewes. MA. $4,000.
BLUE GRASS SOD DELIVERED
PROMPTLY; you lay It and save
terms If desired GREENWICH
FARM NURSERY. LU 2-49S0
TREE REMOVAL. pruning, topping
trimming: lots cleared Mr. CLAY.
TON On 4-0903 any time.
MEYER ZOYSIA (Z-52), fresh eut
2-inch plugs, &c each. IA. 7-51S1
CONCORD GRAPES and tomatoes b.
the bushel. 1890 Cherry Hill I'd
Beltsville. Md. WE. 5-5434.
PRUNING SEASON. an excel. time K
trim everRreens, also q good time u
seed lawns. reas. prices and free
estimates. HYATTsvILLE NURSERY
TOP sOIL-Rich loan, 4 to 5 Gu
yds,, delivered In s.e. area, SO pei
load. Bank run gravel, $3.50 pei
Robert L. EarnshaW. Clinton, Nd
Cypress 1888 or Cypress 7-s700
TOP SOM-Rich Chester loan; nicels
4-7640, III. 4-4666.
gig HIP. GARDEN TRACTOR-Excei
cond. with 30 in. lawnmower. pillow
disc, and cultivator. &155. HA. 2.
BIB.
wANTED--Leftover or unwanted Iril
b"lbs. VIII dig. OIL. 2-5331.
aZALEA--Landscape bargain. I Whit
Indica Alba 40', spread. $50 value
$50. OIL. 4-47L9.
GRAPES, tomatoes. okra, pick ZEN
yourself bring containers. Cal
FOR SALE for freezers: Sweet corn
yellow Iochief hybrid and Ken.
lucky wonder pole beans. Cal
DU. 6-0l22.
Iiz-HP. CHOREMAsTER cuitivator
with AL attachments, newly over
hauled; for quick sale. SIS. OF
4-6s6l.
AZALEAs-AzALEAS-25e up; Al
varieties, Plant now. ~ over
hill I'd. Fails Church. JE. 2-57s2
R0TARI IILLERs for rent; % naH
fdhn' a RSSETM TooT . EQUIP co
TREE REMOVING and topping
pruning. SIS and up Also land
HOOP rs, d oaithsTsbufs. Nd Phone
LANDscAPNG sEkyICE Prunius
planting. transportation soddinG.
lawns made and renovated tree
w. c. WALKER. Ju s-4973.
ROTTED COW MANURE-very ane.
SIS per ton. Special 0-ton load
s6b. "a bushels 70 ton. TOP SOIL
the best; S1e ton up 70 tons. x.
ton load s35. oaithersburg 623
or Ev 4-2e85.
FORD TRACTORS with Bush Hog.
s35 per day: YORK rake. Brillion
seeder, Danuser. blade, post diseer.
RENTAL TOOLS h EoUTP. ~. s.
b040
SOD CUTTERS, compost grinders
aerl1cerh Fofd tractors. fropt-snd
leaders oc-3 doEers. post hole dig.
gers cement frinderl, etc RENTAL
TOOLS 4 EQUIP. Co, ~. o-6esf
NALL CHAIN SAWS. ney and used.
80 mmwmNn0 MANnMEWHA
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SdOESHINE STAND, seats 4: re-
Gently stored in garage. 1927 s.
Carolina ave. Sc. Ii. 7-21O4.
SHOWER STALL, white Dupont
enamel metal. Includes fittings. A
bargain at $50. Ii. 6-1233.
SOFA BEDS--Modern :. for Sl35:
rug, bleached hemp. 900 squares.
Sl50; corner table, S25; dinette
table. glass top, wrought iron. $50:
4 ice cream chairs, S14: marble top
chest, $50: buffet, $50; rm. divider
$50. Call 10. 1928.
STUDIO COUCH GRAY-Like new
also Carrier room air conditioner.
can be seen at Sheraton Park hotel
Room 6l2 B. D to z pm. Tues.
Tvs, RADIOS-slO to S25 for out.
of-order TVS. 1915 18th NV. AID
4-9636. 10 a.m.-10 pm. every day
WANTED--Large or small collec.
tons Of U. s. presidential campaign
buttons. ribbons, medals or any
item pertaining to U. S. Presidents
White House or Capitol, Phone
ia $4,000.
WANT TO PURCHASE boat com
pass with or d in. face. Boz
1881, Star.
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MscELLAhEoUs-FoR

WASHING MACHINE. Thor. semi.
Reas. 10. $4,000.
matte. good cond., $50. UN. A.
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag auto.
matte, N excel. cond.; clean; reas
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmorl
wringer.type. pump; good cond.
S35. WA. 7-2s3S.
WASHING MACHINE, Norge auto.
! late model, looks and runs likl
new. BARGAIN. WA. 7-2S3S, /.
WASHING MACHINE, Thor. semi.
automatic excel. cond,; $50. 10
2-663g.
WASHING MACHINE. Apex. with
timer. In good cond.: S45. 262i
Nicholson St. w. Hyattsville.
! WASHING MACHINE, Monitor apt
, size; SEQ or best offer. Buggy cal
bed comb. IS. u. 9-6S5l.
WASHING MACHINES. used, rebuilt
| guaranteed: all kinds: S19.95 up
ACME STOVE CO.. 101I 9TH NV
WASTE DISPOSAL Vast,
! King and Pulverator), never used
half price. $50. RIA. 3-311S.
WATER COOLER. GE bubbler type
hwy, ia $500.
WATER HEATERS, gas. 40 gal, new
! guar; S64 80. BLOCKS. 1146 Lee
hwy, mr.. Key Bridge. IA. S-S70U
WELDEKS, new or used LINCOLNs
for sale or for rent EARLBECK 4
IlANDRUM. INC, 1923 Cathedra
at BALTIC MI 6.S5l1
WELDING AND CUTTING OUTFIT
/ Sl35 value for S65 GICHNER
1913 NJ st NV. FE. 3-6345.
WESTINGHOUSE oven and cabinet
base, SEQ. Call any time. AP. q
$3.50.
MUST SELL QUICKLY-3 chests OF
drawers. different sizes; mirrors
HOLLYWOOD bed. dble folding cot
bookcases. t-eadle sewing machine
| white desk. assorted porch furn.i
one hroadloom rug. 9x12; cleo. iron
| board and sleeve board. DE. 2-9222
FREE-Give away furniture. Tv
washer and freezer. $50 each. Goinl
I overseas. 1851 Chew, 5000 or bes
offer. CIR. $685..
MISCEL.; lug. carrier: 26-i1. bike
Felix. drive; Mag. jigsaw;. pain
! spray; Phil. mahoganv wood: h.gf
! chair. etc. JU. 5-54S7.
LARGE QUANTITY heavy steel shelly,
ing in good condition. VIII sell al
or part reasonably. Box 344-J
Star.
UNIV. PARK-Solid oak din. rm
table, table pad. & chairs, $50: 3
piece walnut bedrm. set, SIS. WA
7-13S1. 4317 Clagett I'd.
SACRIFICE-Storm door (screensl
S25: Whirlpool auto. washer. yr
old, 500; circular pool, IL It. dia,
3 1T. deep. $25: breakfast bar,
stools, S25; outdoor clothes IT.
So; radio-phono comb, S35; din.
cite set. uphol. chairs, metal cabi.
nets. HA. 2-7536.
COMPLETE SET CHILDCRAF1
books; excellent cond., S25; Zenith
comb. radio-record player, rs rpm
mahog. cabinet, $50. JU. 9-3SS2
NEW GE HASS0CK FAN. S25: small
firepl. set, Sis: Is" lawn mower
$40. EN-. $3.50.
A & A WRECKING co,
Wrecking Mod. 7-story Bldg.
10000 So. IT. acoustic ceiling tile
3 ifs. steel adg. shelving and file cab.
inets. IL steel vault doors: meta
and wood partitions; plumbing, cleo.
trical and marble.
00l MASS. AVE. WASH. d. c
WA. 1920
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TELESCOPE, 36-in. rejecting. witt
with range finder and 3-in. mirror
$40. OIL. 1885.
TELEvISION. new 1857 black ans
for cash buyers PARAMOUNT CO
2202 Ga. ave. NV, Free parking
TIRES C4l 6:OOxI6 ". tubes. SIS ca
z .7:1Oxl5, So ca. OWNER. 10
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIELS, pedigreed, 6
weeks old; reasonable. WO. 6-2S55.
SCOTTIES-AKC. MacKinnons line;
black or brindle; perfect child's pet
ReaS. HA. 2-7461.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-26
STEEL
STEEL
ANGLE IRONS
CHANNELS AND
REINFORCING STEEL
WILL DO WELDING
AND CUT TO SIZE
GENER AT. WRECKTNG m

4kG44NH N|4kO44NA ~ GJA
WILL DO WELDING
AND CUT TO SIZE
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1917 Brentwood Rd. NE, AID. 2-e177
sTENOTYPE. best condition: bar-
gain q $3.50. guaran. CIRCLE,
al 18th ST. NV
STORE FIXTURES, cash register,
reasonable. ia. 2-0066 weekdays
STORM SASH SALMON. Tue,
Wed; i0es on 1890 Wilson blvd
IA. 4-l239 RucKER LUMBER
STORM WINDOWS, sie oS; res
sells S23. de luxe comb, heavy
extruded aluminium inst. opt any
size Call any time. Ii. 1850
STOVE. Westinghouse electric, prae-
excel eond WA. 7-6035
STOVES. several TO choose from
electric and gas. $40 Up. This {
AVE. s. s., ~. s-30i0.
STUDIO Couch, teal blue. sooo
condition SIS Kenmore washer
vringsr type, very good condition
STUDIO cOUCH--Modern custom
mace good condition Best oner
Call WI 6-pO36
Studio cOUCH and 2 maple sittinS
room chairs no 2-b4p4
ew1MMING POOL vACuuMs, "a
per day RENTAL TOOLS a EQUIP
~. b-b040
TAPE RECORDER. Bsfiant BR-i
With case and extra heads per-
feet condition; sJ2a OF best Of
fsr. Cal RI 5-si0s. Mon
IT, ounu
IAPE REC0RDERF-T-f Revere
and speaker Hi.Fi connections
s22o Hear 4 70 s-37s2
TELEyEiON. RcA, ia-ineh sefeel
elond vrlsh 1913 upshur o. y
IA s-so42.
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PEkINGESE. Axe reg, male, 10
weeks. very beautiful. healthy and
intelligent. 8 generation pedigree
given. JU. 5-gl26.
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oes. pE1s. Erc tcen..l HARM AND GARDEN tcea..l

USED EoUIPMENT-o. c. 2 Gle.
trsS with srader and loader. nc
and cultivator: lime and fer
ttlizer, distributor. grain drills
plows, Ford mower. C. mower. Cub
3-gans Lawn mower; parts and
yer Spring, Nd. JU. S-3333
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-26
ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-s.W.
ROOMS FURN.-MD 9 VA.

ROOMS FuRN.-MD. 9 VA.
CLARENDON--Attrac. rm., mr.. bath
conv. stores, bus; reas.; for OF 2
912 N. jackson St. Arl. IA. 2-23S4
LEWIsDALE-Kit, privileges. S2i
Couple or ladies. IA. 2-2252.
1919 n. vEITCH s., ARLINGTON.
| Gentleman Pvt. entrance. Excel
transp. Phone IA. $4,000.
n. ARLINGTON, 24th rd.--cornel
bedfm.. attrae. home and neighbor-
hood. empl. lady. ia. 2-6610.
MT. RAINIER = Quiet rm.. Govt
Piano. porch. yard. hot water
BUSINESS WOMAN - Share m,
Chevy Chase home: pretty room
private bath. wide yards. garden
garage; all home PRIVILEGES. OIL
ARL., N.-studio room, nicely furn.
In private home near Hechts store
on transp.; suit. for gentlemen
linn. occupancy. Call IA. b-7244
2 ROOMS, nicely furn., with Tv anc
pvt. bath: SIS month. Call ewes
after . pm. yE. 2-2lo2.
ARLINGTON. GOOD LOCATION
men preferred. Call IA. s-ee6p.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 8 IN
strictly private and attractive home
in Chevy Chase, Nd For informa.
ton call He 4-7Osi.
ARLINGTON, s.-Lee. front I'm.
mr.. Pentason and ID. c.. semipvt
bath Gentleman. $40 mo. OF. e.
HYATTsV1LLR-Man only, 10 pri.
yate home. WA. 7-4ob9.
GENTLEMAK-spacious. attractive
room. private bath. small adult
family. KE. s-7246
ALEX.---Pront. conf. adj, bath: pri-
yate home. nr. bus. 10 minutes
Pentagon or d. c. Lady. ov. B.
30le.
ARL-. Ns-LEe. bsdrm.. twin beds;
lit. and dry. priyils.. gnlim. phone
close 70 Kann's. IA. 7-sa47.
VIC. CiEBE nd. AND ARL. BLVD
Hall rate on room rent IN exchange
for OCCASIONAL baby sitting IN pri-
yaie home. home PRIVILEGES. "A.
$1,000.
CHEvERLY.LAND0vIR ARIA :
Rocm and hath IN new hone
LACY pTsfsffec.A Sl0 VI. Up. d
szOT.
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POULTRY. RABBITs. EGGS

WIRTHM0RE FEEDS. bapy cnickt
f19 z St NV. Me 6-00S9
100 YOUNG TOP producing white
leghorn hens $500 each. VIII
2-7235.
RHODE ISLAND RED HENS-4 mos
81 each; White New Zealand giant
rabbits; reasonable. CY. 1926.
PHEASANTS. Ring necks, silvers
amhurst, Guineas. Bantams. Cal
RE. 6.1y7S. $50 Swami Rd.. Suit.
land. Md.
RABBITS, dressed and freezer pack.
aged; also breeding stock for sale
Call 10. 7-679S
QUAIL
BOB WHITE QUAIL-S to 1C
weeks old. Walnut 5-S993.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZERS, leaders. generators
chain saws. mixers, pumps, Fore
tractors. finishing machines, ce-
ment grinders. etc. RENTAL TOOLS
d. EQUIPMENT CO, JU. 9-6SSl.
CAMPING TENTS FOR RENT
CUSTOM SHADE AND AWNINGS
10000. XII. S-3s00.
CHAIN SAW. Mcculloch Sales
GRAVELY OF WASH Ju s-22s7
TOOLS. burnt out electric skill saws.
drills. polishers, etc. Must be cheap.
EN-. 2-9534.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AM INTERESTED in buying Silver,
anything. any amount. any cond
J. GARCIA. tn. 2-S77S.
ANTIQUES = China furn., jewelry,
| silver. rugs. etc. LOUIS SEGAL.
| FE. 3-616l; ewes. EN-. 3-676b.
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SEWING
MACHINES
BACK TO SCHOOL
SALE OF GUARANTEED
USED MACHINES

ON SALE AT ALL
SINGER SEWING CENTERs
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TIRE SALE

Full retread. guar, wears Xix,
new; 6.00x16. 6.70xl5. 1915; 7.l0,
Is, 1.60xl5. S7.T5: on your tire o.
irecappable exchange. Specials ADJ
S. for snowtreads. ALL SERVICE
TIRE CO., 1924 Ga. ave. RIA
6-9S5O.
TOOLS, auto. compressor and equip.
cleo. motors, etc. Best offer. WA
7-4S40 after 10 am.
TOYS-Irish Mail. push pull: pom,
and cart, pedal toy. riding toys. Al
so trains and layout SIS or will sci
separately. JU. 9-21S9.
TRACTOR. 4-h.p.. with 8" pillow
cultivator, harrow, disc. turnover
| Aft. dozer, rakes. and killing tools
S195. JE. 2-235S.
TRAIN-Lionel freight, track, whis
| tie. accessories, etc. Perfect cond
$50. EN- 2-SS9O.
TRAINS-H.O. LAYOUT; Is cars,
engines and board: 500. 10. 5
S34S.
TRICYCLE., chain drive; like new
good buy; excellent condition. EN-
2-3627.
TRUMPET. Oxford, leather case
used twice; $40, q roll-away be-
with mattress, like new, $50; lS-ln
gas power mower, used twice, $40
10. 8 50S7.
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LOVELY. Just redec. single rn.. I:
windows, new Hollywood bed. il
good house. 1923 18th st. NV
ONTARIO APT.-Nice rm. for emp
young college woman with lad!
owner: $40. Box 41b-J. Star.
DBLE AND sGLE RMS. cookinl
pvlgs., excel transp., reas. 314.
IA st. NV. AID. 4-0007.
DUPONT CIR: 1907 10th st. At
shelves. desk; semi pvt. B; maid
parking.
SPRING VALLEY empl. lady: Chris,
tlan home. best NV. suburb. al
cows. Mr.. NJ Mass. ave. Gus M
smoking or drinking, $40. Wo. g.
500.
SUMNER GUESTS gone back Il
school Some very nice rms. nov
available. l special with Prig. ant
stove for : students. Only 80 pei
week. 1921 Biltmore 81. NV.
2 NICE RMS. for Q college students
nice section. convenient transp
DU. 7-9s00. ia. 0-5O96.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. room II
ate bath. $40. CO. 5-63es.
O2i MADISON ST. N.w,-clear
bright rm.. close 70 transp. use 81
phone, breakfast privii. RA. 3-i633
LARGE FRONT ROOM, u block
Conn. Avenue bus stop. M. Oh. Ch
Circle. Maid service. phone IN. g.
eOlS.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Roon
with pvt, bath and garaee; clean
quiet; gentleman only; $50 mo
WO. 6-2014.
500 SEND ST. N.w.--Er. bus: iEe
bedrm., pvt bath, lge. closets; zen
tile home. empl. man. W0, e-773e
DOwNTOwN-Pront pvt entr. elev
TV. unlim. phone ~. prtyils.,
reduced rent. D1 7-6bs1. Il
FURN. or UNFURN. RMS, on APT.
NJ. statler Hotel. TX. 3-9see Of
Tx 3.saaT.
tBEYY CHASE. D. C.-very attfae.
tive room, 8 windows. lge. closets
t55 no. IN. 3-o91s
RENO RD.---Lafge cor. room. pvt
home. bath. ngu fufn m bus
rsstaursnS- keI eEly. ~. 2-7b7s
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IS. WEBSTER ST. Newell fur.
nished bedrm., Ice. liv. rm.. kit4
den. rec. rm. Conv. to transportas
ton. All utils. furnished. LA. o.
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1910 n. II. AVE. NV, No. 2--Efhc-
bath, kit; all utils.: avail. Sept
13; SIS. GEORGE ]. BORGER,
INC. 643 Indiana ave. Ma. S-0350.
1913 OAK ST. N.W.-Apt. bldg; 1
bedrms.. $50; l bedrHn., $55; bsmt4
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APT. 30e. 90 N. Y. AVE. NV: SD
- Ice. rms. kit, bath: newly dec.
Grated; nicely furn.; ideal for cou.
pie. Call MRS. ROSTER, Elk. Be
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WEADON ARMS

REAL HOME FOR NICE PEOPLE
1919 18th ST. n.w.-L.h.k., studio
rooms. Nicely furnished. SINGLES,
doubles. triples. no. 2-79l0, DI. z
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BETHEsDA-Giri TO share with pro.
fessional girl. lovely furnished
home. Own room, Nv, auto. washer,
Evenings, OIL. 2-01s1.
GIRL. 80 70 40. 70 share with an
other Girl. beautiful apt, modern
bldg. Wisconsin ave. W0. 6-g3gS.
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mr.. GOVT. BLDGS.-Bright, redec.
compl. furn.: refgr.; $3.50 wk. Al
so lge. frt. apt, $40 wk. 623 F st
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CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoil. sludge.
road gravel. bluestone. Mr.. HAIR
TING. 10. 1-07S1.
BEAUT. BLUEGRASS SOD-Do il
yourself or complete lob. C.. J.
LAUGHLIN, HE. 4-2555. Ewes, HE
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. BEDRM., liv. rm.. kit, din. rm.,
bath. PVT. entr.: 2 Girls or couples
sS5, plus utilities. ia. 9-4s59.
BOILING FIELD VIC. IA upsal g.
utils., TV. Adults. 10. 1884. 27s
25I5 Iath ST, N.W.---Good place.
nicely furn., Ice. bedrm. liv. rsn.,
kit. bath; clean, con1ft. cow. loo.
Low rent. AID. 4-i635.
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TOBACCO BARN FOR RENT-An
1S-room barn In excellent condi-
ton: roof perfect. About mile
from Groom. Md. with hard road
Leading to barn. Call MA. 7-2447.
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS lust don't hap
pen: we build them; free estimate.
ELEMMING LANDSCAPE SERVICE.
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Chicken Fete Plans
NosC Taking Shape
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be $500 in cash and a new gas or
electric range. Third prize, a new
range. Fourth prize, a rev range.
Fifth prize, new gas water heat
er. Ten other. prizes will also be
awarded in the Senior Division.
First prize in the Junior Divis-
ion will be $3.50 in cash, a gas or
electric range and a suitable tro-
ply. Second prize will be 500
and a range. Eight other prizes
will be awarded in the Junior
Glass. The contest to select a Jun
ior Cooking Queen will be held in
the boardwalk pier Convention
Hall. Thursday, June q. The Jun
for Division is open to both sexes
between the ages of 10 and Is, con-
testants must not reach their
eighteenth birthday before June
Il. The Senior Cooking Queen Con-
test will be held Friday, June %
at the same location. The Senior
Contest is open to all persons
over 18 years of age.
MIS-. Margaret A. Truitt, chair
man of the National Cooking Con-
test, reports that all applications
for the contest must be returned to
her at Ocean City, Nd, before
Monday, May %.
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More Accidents
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as compared with SAT for March
of last year and 491 for March of
1854.
Wilmington and New Castle
County had 463 of the accidents
taking place during March, an in
crease of So over March of last
year and lit more than took place
during March Of 1854.
Kent County had rs of the acci-
dents, an increase of seven ever
March of last year and three more
than took place during March of
1854.
Sussex County had 55 of the ac-
cidents, the lowesS number of these
accidents to take place in that
county during the month of March
in three years. The record for
March of last year was rs while in
March of 1854 the number was 72.
OF the drivers involved in these
accidents during March of this
year, 1870 were from out of the
state and 164 had no insurance.
There were a total Of 143 persons
injured in these accidents.
Damages resulting from these
accidents in March of this year
totaled $206,78500 as compared
with S202, $4,000 for March of last
year and s192,37500 for March of
1854.