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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-28
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

eETHEsDA-Beaut. brick Cape COD
tdn large tree-shaded lot, featuring
liy nm. with 1repL; family size
bath on LIST fir 2 bedrms. and
bath, upstairs: bsmt With pine
"a 600 ipoO r c y s III III g. EN- EMS
BETHESDA. NEAR KENwoOD--
Beautiful brand-new 4-bsdroom
rambler in a gorgeous setting and
very desirable and highly conven-
lent neighborhood. Spacious center
fa a b Dsn a! B66 Frank ssEsss
PHILLIPS. D1. 7-1411. Ewes. Wo
BETHEsDA-unususny spacious.
Older home. close Naval Hospital
2 nedrn,s., 2 baths. lge. dining rm; /:
fs s spanc,S scr poTfs gar k slSa59
poRFER OF. 4-si1I III o
BETHEsDA-lmmae. brick rambler
with 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. Liv dining
area with fireplace. Completely
tquipped kit; patio. fenced yard;
ss.I Prise irss,i inciades xo TsshsE
BETHEsDANBrick rambler with 8
bedrms.. ~ baths, IA bath OF
master bedrml. Lge. study OF
FAMILY nm. Fard-acre level. FENCED,
wooded site. CT approved; SlS,550.
KORZENDORFER. OIL. 4-S11l til o.
BETHESDA-4-ped 2-bath brk
home. Almost completed kit with
table space, sep din. IN, gIasged-
In breezeway Garage: large lot.
near bus and schools. S26.950.
SAMUEL z BOGLEY, INC. oil.
6-7S00 til 2 pm.
BETHESDA. NEAR NIH-charminR
white brk. J-bedroom, 2-bath
Colonial in perfect cond: all-elec.
mod. kitl garage. screened porch,
slate roof. Lower 20's. FRANK g.
PHILLIPS DI. 7-I41l. Ewes. OIL.
$1,000.
BETHEsDA-SPLIT LEVELS in ex-
Gel. location on lge. lots. Prices be-
gin at S26.050. Nice. liy. rm, with
frepl.. sep. din rm., big KIT. 3
spacious bedrms.. 2 tiled baths, rec.
nm, maids rm.. bath full bsmt.,
garage, Occupancy In Q wks.: good
financing. Cali RE 1860 TIL 0
pm. COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
BETHESDA CLOSE IN-Immac, g.
rm brk. Colonial with through hall
powder rm., screened porch: full
hsrnt., nice lot below CT at $40. $50.
Many extras FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
Oh 2-700d I'll pm.
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Is the excellent site Of this all-hrick.
three bedroom Colonial. All rooms
are oVeTsized: powder room on nrst
exit In the basement. Added features
include aluminium storm windows
and a fireplace, s10,450, VA. sp-
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is-ACRE LOT-Ss,a60 OF: clean
5-rn. BUNGALOW ON level lot In
East Hyattsville; new oil h.-wh.;
porch. Vets, only 500 down and
s55 per me. Call till o pm. WA.
511s'so4. ROBERT 8. DAVIS &
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A GOLFERS BUY

THIS 3-bedroom brick Colonial
home with full basement. has large
living room. separate dining room,
equipped kitchen, priced right at
S16,g50 Only minutes to public
golf course and fast bus service.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Must Sell. Urgently Owner

BETHESDA, ND.
New house II ready ;,v cS Ssa .s Ell \
R sosp,s y Bls Pa Sort SSSy FdA Mesa
wich Forest, Md. Midway between
Old GeorgetoWn I'd. and Bradley
blvd: lst-h. liy. rm., din. nm.
powder rm., screened porch. kit.
with breakfast space; 2nd d.. 3
bedrms.. bath. stairway to storage
attic; maids rm, and layatory In
fenced. Priced low S20s. OIL 4
72H4 for Apt. No brokers. q
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS white cot
tage en- beautiful lot g0xll5 Lots
q fruit trees. iilaes, roses. etc,
CHESHIRE, or. 4-T50a today. 80
Mr.. WASH, G. AND
c. CLuB--5-bedYoom. 3-bath ram
wooded lot In a fine neiehborhood
sal 800 FRANK g. PHILLIPS,
IA. 5-6266. ewes. Ell. $500,
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SILVER SPRING

RAMBLER-Sl0.750, newly dec,
coEy 2-bedrm. rambler with full
bsmt,, on nice lot in Wheaton area
to responsible party; May rent with
option to buy g, $40 monthly.
mac. 3 bedrms., din. ell, rare IN
closed porch; many built-In features
level fenced. lot, Price $500 under
GI appraisal.
BRK. CoLoNIAL--s17,50o. newly
redec. inside and out. 3 bedrms.
firepl. in liy. rm.. scr. side porch.
Also Bendix washer and dryer. Yard
CT contracts invited. Quick pos
session.
CALL 10. $4,000 FOR DETAILS
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
REALTORS. 1nRIh CONN AVE
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OUTSTANDING
CONTEMPORARY

MASS. AVE. EXT.
Custom built home only . years old
and designed By one Of the foremost
architects Of modern houses.
Living room. separate dining room
completely modern kitchen. bed
rooms, . baths. utility room. largt
patio oyerlooking beautifully land
scaped gardens. eaFport for 9 cars
CHRYSLER AIR-TEMP REFRIGER.
ATED SYSTEM FOR SUMMER COM.
FORT, Price S42.500. Call Mr. May.
ton. Ma $4,000 Ewes. AID. 4-5IS4
BOSS 4. PHELPS. INC 20
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MASS. AVE. AREA
RAMBLER

3 years old. and In nsw-house
condition. Features beautiful recrea-
garden exclusively Handicapped. 3
bedrmS.. 2 baths. Up-to-the-minute
kitchen, dining rm. . hreplaces,
garage Easy walk 70 parochial and
public schools. and Mass, ave bus.
Never before advertised, $3l $50.
W b WRIGHT EN- 3-hhn0 I'll D.
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HILLCREST, of Pa ave.-Det
brick. Z rms, ! bedTms, : baths.
/ 6edrm.. and bath, LIST floor; I'm
hSnt. with rec. rrn.. porch, level lot
For inspection, call HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, LII. 4-340o. LII. q
5976.
$4,000 VALUE. slashsd because OF
unfortunate circumstances. to
ONLY S27 300. Gorgeous quality
constructed Coionisl. custom built
featuring oversize living room, huge
separate dining room. de luxe
kitchen. tile powder room, LIST floor:
$ master size bedrooms. . baths.
end floor; full basement with at
tracttve clubroom area and FIRE
place gas hot-water Dashboard
heat. tair to hoored attic. buiit-in
sarase. All reasonable offers con-
sidered We urge your immediate
inspection Call 10. 7-3l33 or DT
1880. THOS. J. FISHER a. CO
COLoRED-FORT DUPONT HILLS,
nr, Alabama aye.-Brand-neE det
a-bedrnl. rambler, full daylight
Ssmt. GE Kit. gas heat; SIT $50.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. Lu. A.
3400. LU. 2-5976,
coLoRED-MoDERN: 2 APIS.
SEP. ENTR INDIv. GAS HEAT .
ONLY $500 On: SIl,750
LOUIS RUDDEH, TU $4,000
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SILVER SPRING

Dale drive section--Large brick
st r d isa' S Dg i s,. room p, On
bedrms. and bath UP. Lee fenced
level lot. Mr. bus, walk 20 81.
Michael's Paroehial school and Blair
High. Gil approved ct ST. 800. Make
offer. anxious to sell WOODSIDE
REALTY co. JU. e-644o, Open I'll
3 pm. II
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KENWOOD AREA
REnRMS 2M RATHS

Almost-new center hall spiit-ievel,
superhly constructed and In immRcu-
late condition. Extra-iarge living
room. separate dining room. de luxe
kitchen, large screened porch. "a.
rage and q beautifully finished rec
reation room In above-ground base
ment. Priced In the mid 30s. w, B
wR THI4T TAI l6RnA ttlt q
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CHEVY CHASE
Il BLOCK WEST OF WIS. AvE.)
CLOSE IN
UNDER $4,000

Charming detached brick. in new
house condition. fine neighborhood;
: blocks from Somerset School
beautifully decorated, mirror IKE
floors. First floor has reception hail
liv. rm. with frepl., din. rm. with
crystal fixture. modern kit. huge
large. bedrms. and bath: extra rm.
on third floor; 2-car attached ga
rage; gas hot-water heat.
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WOODMOOR

Is the excellent site of this all-brick.
three bedroom Colonial. All rooms
are oyersized powder room on FIRST
floor plus commode and outside
exit In the basement. Added features
and sa%iHq" s,s tiitS W. Sn'G sD
James C. Conley & Co.
9525 Ga Ave. JU. 9-4f34 Til $50
ATTENTION, NON-GI
3-bedrm., and den brick rambler.
spacious living room. din. ell kit.
with table space: nice lot; Close to
ing. Price $4,000
SILVER SPRING
Wen located new rambler, 3 bed
rooms. 2 baths. entrance hall, large
liying-dining ell all-elec. kitchen
family dining area; basement fea-
turing rec. rm.. bar and n bath
Immediate possession. Price s21 $50.
WOOD COMPANY
MULTIPLE LISTING REALToR
.1ll5S GA. AVE. SILVER SPRING.
10. 4-7200 TIL $3.50
HICKMAN-CUSHMAN
ROCKVILLE 2-story, 8-rm.
hSSse y e9m IN zone aes.n lot 5 fox
suburban home about the same price.
ROUTE $40, daithersburg--semi-
bungalow, u rms and bath: " in
closed porches; garage; large lot.
S23. 900. Will exchange for suburban
property.
SHADY GROVE RoAD-Frame,
semibungalow. 9 rms. and bath
large l9t; garage and chicken house
. WA 4, IN to- . GROVE on, ,n BRIG. rick
bath: open fireplace. full bsmt:. oil
heat; lot 50x150 A nice little home
in excellent location, &14 900.
RocKvILLE-A small 3-rm. and
bath. stucco. over hollow tile house.
In excellent location: vacant. $4,000,
ABOUT 8 MILE FROM oLNEY--
On hard surfaced road. 2-stpry
frame: not q new house. but has
land. mostly wooded. Sf3.95O.
Poplar 2-9442 Poplar 2-9443
COZY CAPE COD
YES, It's Q dandy. bright, cheer
full, newly decorated Cape Cod
bungalow with 8 bedrooms, sep
arate dining room, diversified kitchen,
full basement, garage and rear
screened porch. on deep wooded lot.
for Tl6.950, on easy terms. Ia
koma Park area.
A GOLFERS BUY
THIS 3-bedroom brick Colonial
home with full basement. has large
living room, separate dining room,
rear screened porch and fully
equipped kitchen, priced right at
Sl6,950, Only minutes to public
golf course and fast bus service.
Visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
HE. $4,000 TIL 0 PM. RA. $4,000
YOUNG MODERNISM 400
NEW HAMP. AVE. AREA--Moderr
California rambler: 3 lovely rms.
firepl.; picture window: Oh appvd
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-640C
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FLoWER-WAYNE AREA
VA APPROVED-Sl85 00

Lovely 3-bedrm. brick rambler
featuring liy, rm.. 10 by 23: fun
bsmt,. "a bath. deep shady lot. near
Oakview elementary school.
BEERS BROS, Ill q PM. III. 6-7fln
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HOUSES for SALE, VA. Cont. }

9O-FT. BRICK RAMBLER-3 bed
rms. 3 baths. MODEL kitchen.
barbecue. 2 carport, Gift, recrea-
ton rm. with fireplace in bsmt.
900. CRoWEEL & CO, NC. Siso
seBf d5fIs fG sR ft e coL S5Sh22 two
y baths: nm full bsmt.; $500
down; $4,000 OF loan. IA. 5-0756.
i-BEDRMS., Si5.95o-Unusual op-
ss Ssm 70 Pur ToS N sbis Rn nS
LINGTON LOCATION. FLA APP
PROVED. lovely living room with
fireplace. separate dining room. 9
bedrmS. on. LIST floor: upstairs. 2
5earms: Fun Passmsnt with p eHtsiae
Ideal as play area for children. Cali
METZLER. IA. 5-7575.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
10 MIN. D. c.. 20 TO TT. MEADE
Beacon Heights, Riverdale
VETS 30-YR. LOANS
NO MONEY DOWN
3 BEDRMs IA BATHS, BsMT.
NEW BRICK HOMES
Sl2 75C--S79 MO APPROX.

INCLUDES TAXES AND iNsUr.
FEW AVAILABLE FOR RENT
DIRECTIONS: BALTIC. Wash. pkwy
20 Riverdale I'd. outlet. right 600 II.
to 8t.th ave, tSee sign). right to end
. 18th ave-, right to homes
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COIORED

INVESTMENT PROPERTY
$3.50 DOWE--MOEEYMAkER. You
can make plenty on this property
4 kits. 2 baths. 4 rfgrs. 4 stoves
plenty Of furniture; wont last long.
FupT
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cOLoRED-vAcANT
10th AND MASS. AVE. NE.
REFRIGERATED BRICK
2 COMPLETE APIS.
Full Bsmt.-Gas H.W.H.
$495 DOWN
ELLIS Rossow, REALToR
ST. 3-4415 IA. s-s74s
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GIS25O
DOWN

Attractive two bedroom rambler 10
Gated In exceptionally nice neigh
borhopd; large handicapped lot, beau
tiful shrubs and trees. VA appraisal
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THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

Washington, D. C. 80
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2s, 1865
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MODERN CAPE COD

Spacious living room. deliehtful
dining area, two large bedrooms and
bath on FIRST floor; two large bed
rooms and bath roughed In on sec
ond: full basement OF approved,
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Colored Veterans-$1l,60
$500 DowN-s69. 90 MONTHLY
Knotty Pine Recreation RIM.

This semidetached brick home has
ministration for $1,000 and is in
beautiful condition. II has we'll
decorated rooms. knotty-pine recre-
alton room In basement, front porch
and Anchor fenced rear yard. Lo-
Gated in convenient Michigan Park
ne. Call Mr.. Mott, Elk. s3-24S0 or
OIL. 2-5S21. ,.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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WOODLAND. MD

This community offers new paro-
shopping centers and Ia convenient
to Wash BALTIC. pky.
1901 ANNAPOLIS RID. AP. $4,000
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NEW MODERN RAMBLER
% BEDROOMS, .CARPoRI.

BEDROOMS
$4,000 all Rooms very large; nv.
rm. with fireplace. spacious screened
porch, bSmt, oil h.-wh., garage.
Inspect at your convenience. FRINGE
GEORGES REALTY, WA. 7-865b,
I1nion .IInH II
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

Luke Smith Of Forrest City, Ark;
two step-sons. Bennie Cooper and
Annise Cooper both Of Omaha; 2
step-daughters, Mrs. Gertrude To
bias and Mrs. Mary Sue Fletcher
both Of st. Louis, Mo-; sister, Mrs.
Made Turner of Paso Roba, Calf;
brother, Joe H. Turner of Paso Ro-
ba, Calf; nephew, Steve Turner of
Paso Roba, Calf. and a host of
other relatives.
Funeral services were held
Thursday, March Is, 1856 at 200
Pm. from the Philadelphia Baptist
Church with Rev. c. w. Walker
officiating assisted by Rev. c. Pet
ties. Interment was at MT. Hope
Cemetery.
Pallbearers Messrs Harold Walk
er, Johnny Ward, Harrison Will
Jams, James McClindon, Wilford
Washington, Lyn Stallen and Ed
die Mitchell.
! Myers Brothers Funeral Service.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
The Signs of Heaven
written for The Christian Science Monitor


comparatively the desires which movate
persons prayers actions during journey
tanned almost look back the and wonder
him, now
OF mis- intense desires al actually pass
The prophet jeremiah recorded Gods warning against material
which sometimes disappontmen seeming defeats
and Illustrations Thus saith the Lord" he wrote Jeremiah 1922
dsmayed signs
of heaven for the heather dismayed at them"
until the had studying Christian
did she begin in the light of its teachings recognize e
the heathen the solid walls which repeatedly block
certain line procedure that she deemed good and desirable One
day. particularly disappointing setback opened
comfort by
already quoted spiritual
defined material thought Such thinking nothing
of God but looks matter for evidence of both
all evauating all reality by what the
Obviously this mortal state Of thought will
dmay because possibly understand the workings divine
Mind recognize the operation of divine Principle
experience the product
thinking Therefore, instead of being dmayed defeats
should spotless?
big and mesh Is he willing others
solution he desires much to him that other outcome
acceptable? Honest these questions
behind unhappy situations.
textbook with Key
the Scriptures Mary Eddy Founder Of
of Christian Science writes 3 "We choose
but must work salvation the
of deverance from all that earthly and mortal contained his
familiar words John $780, of mine nothing:
hear, judge and judgement because
WILL but the will the Father which secret of
unshakabe peace complete any
tempt to be something do something apart from
In Miscellaneous Writings" Mrs Eddy (p 1O) good
their help they mistake
the divine command they will it. couermand their ord
rsce their steps and rensae His ORDERS assured
safely" t
dismayed at the signs Of Observation-Disclosures
defeated and His expression man
cannot be better cleansing of motives hoer purpose
stead trust that God will place us most
can open unuspected doors vsas Of true happiness
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
AIphonso Sampson

AIphonso Bernard Sampson, age
4 years, of 2630 Blonde st. expired
Wednesday evening, February IA,
| 1856 at a local hospital.
He was a lifelong resident OF
Omaha and is survived by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sampson;
three sisters jeanette, Lois Lee
and Dorothea Sampson; brother,
Earl Sampson, Jr.; two grand
fathers, Neal Sampson of Omaha
and Thomas A. Robinson Of Water
loo, Ia; two grandmothers, Mrs.
Hazel Sampson and Mrs. Hattie
Robinson, both of Omaha; three
uncles, Rev. Alphonso Benjamin,
Jerome BENJAMIN and Charles
Adams, all of Omaha; four aunts,
Mrs Yvonne Gilmore, Mrs. Doro-
thy Reed Mrs. Josephine Benja-
min, all of Omaha, Miss Anna Rob-
inSon Of Los Angeles, Calf; two
great-aunts, Mrs. Anna Hubbard
and Mrs Cora Benjamin both of
Omaha.
Funeral services were held Sat
urday, March IL, 1856 at 1000 Am.
from the Myers Brothers Funeral
Chapel with Rev. Robert C. Sher-
man officiating assisted by Elder
Jessie Hall Bowers. Interment was
at Mt. Hope Cemetery
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
RUnnors
Have Far
Reaching Evils

Rumor can be one of the most
damaging Of all human failings. It
can ruin regulations, cause panic,
and even start riots I've just fin
ished reading a very disturbing
article in the current issue of PIC
TURE WEEK Magazine, which
showed how terrible race riot was
touched off by rumor.
1t began as a traffic jam on a
Detroit bridge, when two cars
locked bumpers. One contained a
white couple, the other a Negro
couple and their baby. All four
passengers got out to argue and
the people in other cars craned
their necks to see what was going
on But because it was bright
glarey day, the drivers Of autos
facing one direction saw differ
ent scene than those facing the
other way. From one line of cars,
according to PICTURE WEEK, it
looked like Negro facing a white
man and woman. From the second
line, it appeared as if a white man
was arguing with Negro attack
ing the white mans wife. Some
said the man was armed with a
knife and. a little later, people
were saying that there was a wave
of knife-wielding Negroes attack
ing whites. From the other direc-
ton, the rumors involved the white
man and the Negro baby. Some
passed the word that he had
thrown the child off the bridge and
that police had arrived and were
siding with the white man. By
the time the rumor had reached
the Negro section of town, it in
cluded an alleged reign Of terror
on the Negro population. A riot
was under way, and when it was
over, "a were dead and hundreds
more injured.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
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The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

days" approac CHI!
Lydia Pinkham'S
has a remarkable
soothing effect on
the source of such
distress. In doctors
tests. Pinkham's S
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
Honsie Smith

Mrs. Hansie Smith, age so years,
of 3237 Erskine st. expired Thurs
day afternoon, March 8, 1856 at a
local hospital.
she was an Omaha resident two
years and was a member Of the
Deaconess Board Of the Philadel-
phia Baptist Church.
She is survived by her husband,
James Smith of Forrest City, Ark;
six sons, Tommie Smith Of Omaha,
Albert Of st. Louis, Mo-, Frank of
Gary, Ind, Rogers, William and
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
Friendship
BY Eva Mae Davis

One of the most precious of life
possessions is a good friend.
Find person WITHOUT friends
and you have found person who
Is MISERABLE. Man cannot live
ALONE because he is a SOCIAL
animal who cannot live with
enemies and cannot exist without
friends.
Thus. one of mans PRINCIPLE
objectives in life should be the
discovery and CULTIVATION of
friends.
"Chance", De Lille said, makes
our parents, but choice makes our
friends"
Since friendship should be LAST
ING, care should be exercised in
the CHOICE of friends because
changing them is often PAINFUL.
Ecclesiastes TX, 10 says, "For.
sake not an OLD friend, for the
new is not comparable unto him.
A new friend is as new wine
when it is old thou shalt drink il
it with PLEASURE"
There Is considerable DIFFER
ENCE between mere acquaintance
and real friends An acquaintance
Is one whom you LIKE to associate
with while a friend is someone
whom you LOVE, and who love:
you sufficiently to help you il
time of need and stand by you il
ADVERSELY. Get broke, get sick
or get into trouble and YOU
FRIENDS flock to the rescue, max
ing real sacrifices to HELP yol
under such circumstances it is of
ten DIFFICULT to find mere ac
quaintances.
The old English probverb is 81
RIGHT in stating: "a friend il
need is a friend indeed"
Back in 1888 George Washington
wrote: TRUE friendship is
plant of slow growth and must un
dergo and with stand the shock
Of adversely before it is entitled t
the appellation."
Friendship, of course, in NEVEF
q 0ne-way street, and one canno
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

In doctors tests on amazing
product, 3 out Of A women got
relief Of nervous distress, painl
Wonderful relief during and
before those difficult days"i
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
expect to RECEIVE evidences of
friendship without any RETURN.

expect to RECEIVE evidences of
friendship without any RETURN.
"a friend must never be IN
JURED," said Syrus, "even in jest. i"
But that does not mean that you
must alway AGREE with a friend
or condone or APPROVE all he
says and does, because he MIGHT
be very wrong. Those who are
REAL friends will try to PROTECT
you from harm anG keep you from
injurious ERROR, but they will al
so DEFEND you to the very end.
"A man that hath friends" says
Proverbs XIV Ill "a, must SHOW
himself friendly; and there is a
friend that sticketh CLOSER than
a brother
ANOTHER thing to remember,
always, is that the opinions, feel
ings. and actions of a real friend
must be RESPECTED. A person
is very FOOLISH who thinks that
he can trample on the feelings of
friend, and still RETAIN his
friendship.
Do NOT misunderstood a friend
or surely he will misunderstood
YOU.
misunderstood ing DESTROYS
more friendships than anything
else that can happen, so strive
always to interpret CAREFULLY
the words and actions of a friend,
and be prepared to YIELD your
position when his feelings are
ruffled.
A true friend is too VALUABLE
10 lose over silly difference of
opinion or a matter of taste.
4 NONE of us is perfect, all are
imperfect; so be tolerant of i'm
perfections in others if you would
expect THEM to do likewise. Aris-
totle observed that "A TRUE
friend is one soul in two bodies" /"
He MEANT that friends should
see eye-to-eye, have mutual views
and tastes, and share common
LOYALTY.
i To those who crave wealth LET if
be said that there is none superior
to friendship because money MAY
lose its value. but friendship
NEVER. The WEALTHIEST man
is not he who possesses great lands
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

Get Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
or convenient new
Tablets which have
blood : building from
added. At druggists.
sbv noted doctor
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

and properties, but he whose
FRIENDS number legion. And
when he has passed on he will en-
joy Immortality in the memories
of those whom he LOVED and who
loved him in turn.
With this our Easter season we
should give this lot of thought.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23

This is most striking example
OF the evil power of rumor. And
I'm sure that when you read this
unusual article in PICTURE
WEEK, you'll agree with me to
think twice before believing any
word-of-mouth stories.
The Omaha guide., 1956-03-23
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