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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-17

farm families represented.
In statement this week Presi-
dent Roames said, This is an i'm
portant year for farmers, as the
state legislature is in session and
the second session of the 84th
Congress will also be considering
legislation that will directly effect
our net incomes. In addition to
the legislative accomplishments.
member Of the Farm Bureau re-
,ceive two monthly publications,
and enjoy the right to participate
in several county and state serv-
ices, one Of which is the county
Farm Bureau Blue Cross Blue
Shield group.
Those of us who participate in
the organization believe that we
get much more in benefits than
our $40 dues Our county organ
ization will meet at least six times
during the year and the fellow
ship with farmers from all over
the county is worth much
Through Farm Bureau we are
able to learn what propositions
are being put to the legislatures
and We are able to make our
voices heard in time to influence
the passage or rejection Of legis-
lation. The main purpose of the
organization is to present to our
lawmakers the thinking of the
majority of our farmers. We need
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-17
rs Charter Members Wires Presented
Amelia Lions Club Chartered Saturday
Many State Officers Banquet Guests

The Amelia Lions Club vas
chartered as Virginfa's 202nd
community service club in Lions
International Saturday night at
the Amelia Veterans Center with
100 persons attending the Charter
Night banquet including many
state officers and 26 charter men,
bers and their wives
Harvey F.. Taylor. OF Richmond,
district governor of Lions District
24-B, presented the charter from
Lions international to James G.
Boyer. president Of the new club.
James C. Hill. of Vienna. prom
/ inent leader of Lionism in Vir-
ginia and a past international di-
rector, gave the evenings address
of "Lionism" He described activ-
tiles among the organizations
$4,000 clubs in 70 counties. Last
year, 100000 Lions throughout
the world completed 10000 civic
betterment projects. he said
j. Barrye Wall, of Farmville.
was banquet postmaster
State Officers
The dinner meeting had an
unusual number Of state officers
present to join in the evening Of
festivities and concentrations.
Among these were:
Harry Wade. Of Vinton. state
secretary. and Mrs. Wade; Jack
K. Dame. Of Salem, governor Of
District 24-E, and Mrs. Dame
John w. Lanlngham, Of Penning-
ton Gap. governor or District "a
F. and Mrs. Leningham; Marsh
all N Wkirk, OF Purcelleville. gov
ernor of District 24-A. and Wilson
A, Evans, Of Petersburg. deputy
district governor. and Mrs. Evans
Gifts Presented
Gifts were presented the club
by the two sponsoring clubs, the
Blackstone Lions Club and the
James River Lions Club of Rich
mOnd.
Ralph E. Schaffstall, Black
stone club president. presented to
President Boyer. Lions bell and
eavel used IL the meeting ritual.
while Mickie Whitley. first vice
the help of every thinking farm
er to make our organization more,
effective" the president conclud-
ed.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-17
Tax Filing Session
Scheduled at Amelia
Courthouse Jan q

The farmers phase of Federal
Income, Self Employment and
Social Security taxes will be dis
cusSed at a special meeting Fri
day. Jan. .27 in Amelia courthouse.
w. j. NuckollS. Jr. agricultural
economist from VPI. will be on
hand to lead the session which
begins at p. m.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-17

County Agents H. A. Holmes
said, there are many questions
III the minds Of farm people in
regards to income taxes and also
III regards to Social Security tax.
MI. Nuckolls will be in a position
to answer most Of the questions.
III your mind at this time.
Holmes extended an open in
Vltatlon to all Amelia county far
mers TO attend the informative
meeting and expressed that hope
that all would take advantage of
the opportunity to become familiar
with tax filling procedures.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-17
Agriculture Study
Gives Comparison
OF Two Counties
POwhatan, Amelia
About Same In
Farm Production

If Amelia and Powhatan coun-
ties were drawn up to fight hy-
pothetical battle of agricultural
comparison, using statistics as
weapons. the struggles would no
doubt end in stalemate.
For instance. although Amelia
is the bigger opponent (234.24O
acres in land area to Powhatan's
I'll 500 Powhatan has the larger
average size farm, 1863 TO
Amelias 1892 and has the more
valuable average farm $l0.783 to
Amelia'S $9.265.
With more ammunition OF this
type supplied by the U. S. 1854
Census of Agriculture the bonn
baydment begins
Powhatan has fewer farm S
than Amelia. 500 to 1853. and con-
sequently has less acreage 93,606
to lat ,484. but land in Powhatan
has an average per acre value
of S7l.83 while Amelia soil is rat
ed at S6782.
Have Other Income
Although the majority OF farm
erS in both counties reside on the
home place. the same number in
each country, 404. work off the
farm and have other income eX-
ceeding the value of agricultural
products sold.
Getting back TO size briefly, in
Amelia there are 10 farms of l.
900 acres or more than in Powha-
ton, IA However in both counties
the greater majority of farmer
are from 10 TO 90 acres. AS for
the owners. in Powhatan 384
are white and 2l5 non-white. In
Amelia 583 owners are white. $50
non-white Tenant farmers of all
types ,cash, crop. livestock are
more abundant in Amelia.
AS for modern conveniences
Amelia outstripes Powhatan in all
departments. but one For in
stance, 808 Amelia farms have
electricity. 324 sport television
sets. 472 have piped running
water, and 2l3 have home freez-
erS
Powhatan's lone claim to con-
venience fame is that she has
more telephones, 305 to 1875. Run
ing water is found on 376 farms,
another $50 have TV, and only
4 1877 have home freezerS.
Vehicularly speaking both
counties are fairly we'll mechan-
lied. Between the two there are
more than 800 tractors. $50 trucks
and at least q thousand automo-
biles. Be that as it may there are
still 200 farmers who still use
either a horse or mule as their
sole source Of work power.
Farm Expenditures
Feed for livestock and poultry
is tar ana above the most expen-
sive item on the farmers budget.
In POWhatan feed OUTLAWS total
ed s50l.829 in 1854 and Amelians
shelled out S469 .204. Next in line
is labor for which Powhatan paid
S236.509 and Amelia. $l6l. 780.
Commercial fertilizers a S o
take big chunk out of both
counties. Powhatan. in 1854, paid
( SOB PAL for more than 1000 tons
and used it on 1876 acres of land
mostly III hay and cropland pas
ture. Amelia paid S248,65l for
$3.50 tons which went on 22.609
acres.
Dairying is the number one oc-
cupation. with los farms of this
type in Amelia and another 81 in
PoWhatan General farms raising
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-17
Airman Barden Gets
Bedford Assignment

Altman Third Glass Charles E.
Barden. Of Jetersville, has been
assigned to the 649th Aircraft
Control and Warning Squadron
at Bedford, Va. He is the son of
Mrs. Mildred l.. Barden. OF Je-
tersville
Airman Barden enlisted in the
Ali Force in December 1854 and
completed basic training at
Sampson Air Force Base, N. Y.
He completed aircraft control
and warning school at Keesler Air
Force Base, Mississippi.
He will work in the Operations
Section during his stay At Bed
ford.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-17

the help of every thinking farm
er to make our organization more,
effective" the president conclud-
aN
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

A bipartisan group Of Senators
will press fer tax relief for small
businesses.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

(ADVER tbs ENTF,NT
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01
Knoxville

E D. Gillispie. who was a patient
at Lynchburg General Hospital for
several weeks, returned to his home
last week.
Dancy McCraw of Cumberland,
recently visited in the homes Of j.
p and + H. word
Mrs. Katharine Alien returned
home last week after visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, M and
Mrs. Robert Smith. Mrs, GLADYS
Beavers and son, Sherwood. of
Alexandria. accompanied her home
Recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hupp. Of Sprouses Corner
were Ms Funp's parents and sis
ter, Of Wheeling. W. Va.
Mr.. and MIS- +. I. Claiborne re-
Gently |isned relatives in North
Carolina
B. H. word went to University
Hospital. Charlottesville Saturday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01
Scottsv;lle Riding
Club Offers Lessons

Mrs. June Pitts War, publicity
chairman of the Tri-County Riding
Club, has announced that riding
lessons. sponsored by the club as a
club activity, will begin May 5.
There will be two classes of Juniors.
meeting at Nydrie. each Saturday
morning Mrs. Harry Langhorne
and Mrs. L. E. Ewoldt. will be in
structors for these classes. on pom
les.
The Leadline class will begin af-
ter school is out. the date to be
announced later. The Senior Class
will consist of two classes on horses
for children and adults, beginning
on May 5 at Scotlands Farm. home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Langhorne
instructed by Miss Muriel McMurdo.
of Charlottesville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

her mother Mrs X B Allen
Beth and George Goodwin, chill
dren Of Mr. and Mrs G. T Good
win, Of Scottsville. spent Saturday
with their grandmother. Mrs r l..
Gilllspie.
Jack and Billy Jones. Of Hunting
ton. W. Va. spent last week with
their parents, Nh and MIS- H L.
Jones Mrs A 0. Willis, also Of
Huntington, was a guest OF MI and
Mrs. Jones but was called home
due to the death Of a relative.
Young people who spent the week
end in their homes here were Scott
and Rodney Word Of Richmond.
Miss Ruby Gilhspie Miss Lucy
Lee Wooten and Miss Alice Wooten.
Mrs B. q Ransom and Mrs. John
Word were Farmvul2 visitors Tues
QaV
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01
Dillwyn Ri. 3


The Methodist Mems Club of the
DillWyn Charge had Ladies Night
with supper served by the WSCS
OF White Hail on Tuesday night,
April "a. The guest speaker was
Allen Fore, of Farmville. New of
ficers were elected for the coming
year as follows: John Walton, presi-
dent. Jack Duncan. vice-president:
Jack Hartley. treasurer, and John
Davis. secretary.
There were 81 members present.
Those attending from this neigh
borhood were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan
and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01
Buckingham Lions Ele CT
K. K. Ransom President

Buckingham County Lions Club
has elected r. Kenneth Ransom,
president for one year term. He
succeeds " Wayne Dawson. named
third vice-preSident
Ransom and eight other officers
were installed in ceremonies Thurs
day night at Spencers Restaurant
Buckingham.
The new slate also includes R. I.
Claiborne. second vice-president,
Glen Hayes. first vice-president;
Ben 3 Bersch. secretary-treas-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

Debate team members from the
University Of Virginia Debating So
Getty We're guests Of the Scottsyille
Lions Club last week. Ronald Rock
off was moderator Their topic Of
debate was Guaranteed Annual
wage The group was accompan-
led by Jack Andrews Of the Uni
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

for a check mp.
Mrs H W. Wright retuaed last
Monday after having been hospH-
allied several months.
Edward DuneYant. Jr.. Of Wood
bridge and Miss Hllda Dunevant.
of Natural Bridge, visited Their mo
Their Mrs. S. Edward Duneyant last
week end
Mr. and MIS-. Dick Payne. of Rich
mond. AID Mrs CLYDE White Of
South Boston, were w9tk end Wis
tors Of Mrs. Carey Payne Mr.. end
MS Claude Norm ana Rich va.
OF Richmond, 9i2o were rec#nt vs.-
tors.
H. lis. Katharine Alien ff Alex
&ndfia. spent Saturday ueht with
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01
Ransons

Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Hayes. OF
Buckingham, entertained Sunday to
honor Mrs. Hayes mother. Mrs.
B. B. Patteson. on her birthday
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Patteson, of Ransons.
and Miss Louisa Butler. of Rich
mond, and Gienn's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Hayes. of Cumberland
Miss Josephine Maxey, of Long
wood College, recently visited her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. L. F.. MaXey,
here
Survey finds consumers most OPP
timistic since l949.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

lrer and s. L. Ransom tail twister
Directors named for two year
terms were C. l. Poole and Leslie
O'Bryant Lion william Hupp was
installing officer.
In other business the club author
lied the purchase Of five pairs OF
glasses for county children at the
request Of Miss Mary Matthews.
health nurse The club also donated
sos to the county Cancer Fund. The
Lions will meet again Thursday,
May 4 at Sprouses Restaurant.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-01

Pa, left Monday morning after
spending a few days with his aunt,
Miss Edmonia Gilmer at Llnath
near her
CARLYLE Tlice, q former resident
here. of Richmond visited friends
here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs William Goodman
and Maxine. Mrs. Emma Cobbs and
children and MIS- Allen Farley
were called to Richmond because
of the Illness Of Miss Ethel Cobbs.
a patient in Richmond hospital
Mr.. and Mrs Royce Tooley and
family, Of Richmond. spent the
week end with Mi. and Mrs j T
Hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Burcher. OF
Warwick City. spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. w e. Burcher
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APIS. FURNIsHED--MD.

Kitchen. bath pvt entr in pvt.
home, $50. incl. utils. Call JU. O.
ONE AND TWO BEDRMs.. modern ode
attractive furniture: $3.50 up. all
utils. incl; UNFINISHED apis. avail
also. For brochure and further tn
f form y S call RE; b 1soOt s. r.
CHEVERLY--S rms kit and bath.
pvt, entr.; iust redec.; bus at door ;
SIS. incl. utils. WA. 7-4478. g
TAKOMA PARK--Nicely furnished
2nd-h. apt in. private home; liv,
rmo bedrm.. kitchen and bath
pvt, entrance; all utils. Mr. piney
Branch and Flower ave Employed
fGpP deNS $50. III, ~ s 9;T5sSs ,.,;,,,99.,
;ST5ii "A: chevy Chase; block "a 4
FOR 3h ai4', Or 2 MoNrHs-Io Low
knotty-pine basement, private bath
and, entrance! S22 week. JU. o.
BEfTiHiEsDA-pvt. entr sir.cond
gnn1iursn.;, ,o Sl35' furni utils, incl.
n ARL.--eAttrac, i.bedrm. apt.
cow utils incl. Parking space
TAX. PK.--Nicely iurn., bedrm',
Nv. rm.,. kit, bath. utils. blk.
r9aIKioiMAS pAE IKK. ISSSssa i,r,sc, l o.,
dec. in 5;unit brick apt. house.
TakoMA PARK--Liv. nm, bedrm..
conv. transp. JU. $3.50
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D. c.

PVT. ENTR,, pvt bath; 3 TO s girl
or Govt. employees; bachelor apt
also sleeping room and bsmt. apt
KENNEDY ST. NV. capt. BLDG J.
Lily; rm.. bedrm., den. kit, dinette
bath, parking lot; S11250 e Of
9 adults. TN 2-9l3h, Iii
TWO EMPLOYED CPLEs.-Nr. Pa
and MINI. Sc, in nice clean home
i Infl' IVpd sTa all u'il' LU. 4-e2S7
ATTRAC. Ty APIS, sl4 wk. up;
child or babies welcome: also hskps
rms, ll0l 18th at. NV. DI. 7-7sss
30e5 10Th ST. efficiency
apis. for rent; S6H and SIS a
month, utilities included. See rest
dent manager.
NEWLY FURNISHED - i-bedrm
apt. suitable tor embassy. per-
June 1. Rental s156 per mo, al
least & mos lease required. Cali
Mr. Snyder, manaGer, THE CAVA-
LIER; $500 l4th Of. NV, tn,
1903 SoV ALLISON ST. N.w.-a bed.
rms, liv,. rm,, Kitchen dlnette. pvt.
bath; utils 4 or adults -
1893 CONN. AVE- bedroom apt.
newly decor; si2b mo. All utils
GROOM APT.-completely furn.
unlimited phone, continuous hot
water, access 10 laundry rm, RIA
3-2Qbp, call after 6:4b pm IS
EFFICIENCY .APT.-Knotty pine. on
estate overlooking Potomac Sc,
near Boiling Field. Private eu-
trance; nicely furnished; S75 mo-,
including utilities; adults only. 20
LIys RIM, bsdrm.. KIT bath, ptlls
ave. ST7-SS0 Couples. RIA. 3-lSs3
CATHEDRAL sEC.-conv. transp.
rms. kit, bath and gar. EN-
s0oi PORTER ST. N.w.-Attractive
clean, nicely furn, bedroom apt
COW. location, block from Conn
aye. shopping area. open noon
MI. PLEASANT, seio i7th st Li NV
--Liv rni, bedrm, bath, kit, pch
utils. suit "a adults; S1i0. ---f
g RMS, AND BATH, SIS month
ntils,o incl. Available May s. AID
100 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
bedrm. apt, porcheS; 2nd n; pvt
home, Suit. 4 girls: Sl40 Tu
10Th AID r SITS N.w-riy rm
hsdrms mod. hath. Kit, fedrc
maid Sery; : Girls. sos. NO. =.
pi29. lis
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TAKOMA PARK-Beaut. 6-rm. apt;
2 bedrms., liv. rm:. din. rm.: all
thing. Pvt. parking. JU. 7-6l7s
TAX. -bedrm. with porch
lst-h. apt; .Sl25 mo-, incl. utils
Very cony. to bus snd shopping
FELL REAL estate FAR OF Ju az a-fI aE
HYATTS.. Md, 1901 Decatur ST.
Also unfurn. UN. 4-2943.
TAKOMA PARK-1st fir, liv. rm.
dinette. bedrm.. kit. bath, 3 expos.
awnings: all private; garage avail.
$50. Adults JU. 5-9229.
COLMAR MANOR, MD.-Liv. rm.
bedrm.. kit, bath, utils. furn.; pvt
entr. AP. 7-0705. B
SILVER SPRING - Nicely furn.
newly dec. mod. apt. Lee. liv. rm.
lge. bedrm., dinette, heaut. all-elec
kit, lge. refgr., modern tiled bath
huilt-in tub and shower. Laundr!
facilities. large storage: beautifu
grounds, Conv.. shop. center anC
bus, $50 mo-. incl. utils. Nothinl
else to pay UN. 4-30l3, OWNER
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn. bed
rm. apt. LIST floor, twin beds; 500 81
mo utils. incl. LO. 4-O6I2.
TAKOMA PARK-Beaut. 1-bedrm
apt. cony. loo, parking space. En-
NEAR HYATTSViLLE, 4797 Ed.
monston rd.---Living room, bedroom
kitchen bath and storeroom; ont
incl; Call Clearbrook 6-2013 fol
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

DOWNTOWN, 92a N. Y. AVE. NV
TO cple. for wife's liEht services
1889 18th ST. N.w.--Lse., iisht frt
I'm. DIN ,aleove, stove retsr; utils
iq IiGnf n aS 81 III Rooms
well equipped for .or, 2 people
M fftH fhfas h9SNf A fG e- BsMr 10
lse rms, suitable for Ink, private
1910 r ST. NV, 1.-THE Churchill"--
Dble I'm. with eompl, kit. linensi
ai5 9th ST. s.w.-s5 week Up; incl
utilsi i. 2 or rooms, Nicely furn.
iinel, fan. Gross ventilation. cony
1904 10th ST, Nw,---Loyely house
2 rms. ea. with not plate and rsfgr.,
Di'Po0SSTf jctrRC2E XREA@olisht cool
room, stove, refFr., privacy; 50,
LANCE FRONT ROOM for liTh,
houseseeplnE md door; l23 IN
Issl nlSDEr. SJE:. oss .r, i Blk. LIN.
coin PIX Refined. lady, clean room
semib9 p III phone pri'ilsa 50
cATHoiIC u AREA-Lse. pnd.n
tront rma larse closet rcirlgcrstor
COM AVE-. AT $, 1910 s s. nv
lin. phonei ideal transpJ ieaS. ID
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ROOMS FURN.--MD. 3 VA.

NEW RANCH HOUSE. private en-
trance and bath. garage, Phone
SUNDAYS or after $50 pm. daily.
ARL.. N.--LarEe bsdrm,. twin beds,
Laundry and kit. priyils., unlim.
A PfGR. BfE HIA "A Hills HILLS. Russell
pvt, phone. Gentleman pref. TIE
ARL.--sgls, b.drm. on lat floor,
dhls windows, near bath; eonv. to
AZ bus transp. "a. 2.lss2. 80
s Nlsa s Sii iads o wy s-$ol6.
GROUND, FIR, double bsdrm, pvt
entr.. shower and Law; $40 wk.
gentlsmen, ~. b-e7ib, ~ s.
rs FL ROOM NJ, board \. Ia, ara i l4q y.
tirsd. elderly lady OF gentleman
who would appreciate a modern
private home. In nearby Maryland
ConEeniGl married couple Terms
ST0 mo. Call Fairyiew 2-295S
s. ARI... near Pentagon cool
room near bath sentlemsn yniim
L Raff BEDRm. w. with bath io' X pvt
$40 mo. TIE. 6-O4sS,
Mr. BUcKINGHAM--sgle. or dbls
rin twin beds: uuiet home. gentle
man; 2 buslines. reas, ia. 2-7Sg2
ARLLNGIONJ-Furn. rrn, K pyyt
accented ia. 2-134g. "a
KENSINGTON--Lge. attrae. bedrm
with bath: cow stores, transp.
$3.50 wk. 10 b-2251 "a y
BETHESDA, MD.--Furn, hedrm. with
pvt. bath, ext. phone, air condi-
tioner; pvt; family employed gen
1917 n lockwood. Arl.-Loyely
rm mr., bus home privils.. unlim
1912 n. VEITCH ST. Arl.-Gentls.
man pvt entr.; excel transp.
ARLiNGTON--fargs room. ads. bath
block Hechts COW transp.
home privils ia 4-i631. %
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

18th AND HARVARD N.W.-Girl to
share beaut. furn, house with other
girls. TV; S37 so. NO. 7-36~5. Il
GIRL to share I-bedrm. apt. with
another girl. Radio. TV, auto. wash,
VIC. Roosevelt High. ia. 9-3571.
21-35. to share 1-bed :
rm. apt. with another man. Close
IN, furn. except linens: twin beds:
$40 mo-, share utils. ia. 7-276S.
n. ARL.-Professionai or business
woman, 35-45,. wanted 10 share s.
I'm. sttrac. house with woman
lawyer; own rm., beaut yard
porch porch about mi. from Hechts and
GIRL TO SHARE APT = with 3 other
g HII. Rent Gent; $3.50. conv. transp,
BACHELOR. o5-s5, eoneentaj to
share / bedrm. a.-c. apt. with
sea9ieman; mr.. the Cathedral. Wo
ARLiNGToN-Man to share modern
turn; home with 3 other men; rea-
COL. GIRL to share mod mod newly furn
apt. in upper NV. sec. with another
girl. All privils. AID. 2-1217. q
GENTLEMAN to share 2-bedrm. ant
with another gentleman. Conyen
n.w. section AID 4-3463
WANTED. CULTURED WOMAN, rs.
30, to share apt with sep bedrm
at $50 mo, 90 min downtown. Gail
IA. S-l0S1 Sun. or Mon. after z
CONGENIAL, refined gentleman ia
snare 2-bedrm., air-cond. apt. with
one other gentleman. Downtown
CONN. AVE, YIC.-radv IN sbar,
furn. 2-bedrm. apt with another
lady. Sep. rms apt. privils., KE
NV. APT, nicely furn., will shar,
with l or 2 girls, 81 to 2S. Vic
Conn. and Columbia I'd. HU. 1855
RETIRED Catholic lady will share
new 3.room apt, with Christian
lazy l1,dy OF temperate habits. Tv, y
block stores bus Near 9Th anc
Kennedy NV, $45 mo. ia. 9-o654
ARLINGT0N--dirl aGe 1885 wishe,
to share newly furn. apt. with one
other girl. ia. s-7se7, Mon. after
DIscRiMINATNG WOMAN desire,
to share apt or house, vic Of
Georsetown, Conn. or Mass, ave
With gracious and alert woman
GEORGET0wN--i or 2 Girls. 25-sb
70 share duplex apt. with 2 Others,
2 baths: Hi-Fi nv; $50 so. AID
4-l155
w.--Lady TO share mod. 2-bedrm
apt: with others: twin beds. Tv
roof garden; cow transp; close tc
shop. center, EN- 3-b464.
MCLEAN GARDENS - 2 refined
women TO share beautifully furn
apt with another woman. Wo. g.
WOMAN TO SHARE dntn. front apt
with other woman; elev.. TV
phone; pvt. entr. 50 DI. 7-65s1
CONN. AND CATHEDRAI,-st Studio
nm. for girl. with smother girl
May g. share kit. and bath. no
2-4300. Ext. 4S4.
I OR 2 GIRLS TO share apt. with
another Girl; pvt. bedrm.. NV. sec.
reas rent no 2-6S61.
LADY, colored. wants refined youns
colored woman 10 share my horne
All cow, LII 1-566l.
COIORED GIRL would like 10 share
bedroom apt with ohter girl: S37
mo, HO. 2-1021.
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I and . bedrm. apis; living I'm
S7I so, Very large, bright rooms ii
modern bldg. Resident manager vii
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 18th ST. NV AID, 1900
1856 4lst ST. NV, Apt. los
ave, in Glover Park > rms. Kit
bath. AL utils. incl. REFRIGERATED
Az 10Th ST. NE Apt. 4. 500
( REFRIGERATED. . rms. kit. bath
All utils. incl Open. Janitor at Az
4i6 coNsT AVE. NE. Apt. 3, So,
= rms, all-elec. kit. with disposal
bath. All utils.. incl Redecorated
s06 Sth ST: N. E., S55---Apt. bidg.
IL rms. kit. bath. stove and refgr
/ To be redecorated. Kew in Apt. i.
SIG POTOMAC AVE Sc apt
ibldg.-Facjng Naval Gun Fac tory
rms kis.. bath b at SCI 30; 4 rms;
3465 MINI. AVE. Sc, Apt 3
500 So, bedrms.. liv nm. kit
bath; indy. heat and utils. Mgr.
Apt :. LII. 3-S923
427-43l Mellon ST. Sc. S5i--
Good residential location in Con.
s snat Hts; rms. kit. bath indiv
ne4 4oi Taa WI Ely pL sE.. So 50
NEWLY DEC, DUPLEX; . rms. kit.
bath; indy heat and utils.
426 9th ST NE, Apt lO4 SEQ
z rms. kit. bath; heat Incl. Key in
A' JOHN F. poNoHoE &. SONS
314 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-0ns4