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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
SNOW FUND HEAPS
UP IN D. c. BUDGET

Nonseasonal note:
The District Budget Of
flee announced today II has
recommended a S51 900 in
crease next year In the
Department Of Sanitary
Ensineering's budget for
snow removal. The de-
partment's budget for snow
work this year Is $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
Opens Drive
To Round Up Audiences

The National Symphony Orchestra in earnest today
rounding audiences for its opens
next month
squad Of good-ookng symphony volunteers opened
telephone headquarters at the Shoeham Hotel carry
the message Of good music to who forgotten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
.U.S.Greot Seal Honored
On l75th Anniversary

Government officials today paid honor q small disc of
gray steethe symbol Of the highest authority OF the
United States.
Acting Secretary of State Robert D Murphy impressed
the Great Seal Of the United States documents pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16

WE DROVE to an area
where there we're scores Of
patches Of grass. each about
10 BY 8 feet in dimension.
''In buying grass seed" he
said, people should check
the table Of contents.
They are likely to be buy
ing 1 percentage Of seed that
will prove worthless in this
area We recommend only
three grasses for the wash
ington region, Kentucky blue
grass. Merton blue grass and
red fescue.
Merton blue grass is a
strain Of Kentucky blue
grass selected for fairwayS
by The superintendent of the
Merton Golf Club at Ard
more near Philadelphia.
I'VE used to conduct some
experiments here together
with the United States Golf
Association. That led to the
present popularity of Mey-
er's zoisia. which had been
dormant here for 40 years. I"
The Rambler interrupted
hopefully with: -Let me ten
you about my lawn
Ut. Juska said: I'm a min
ute. Now this is Kentucky
blue grass as he stepped on
one of the rectangles of
lawn.
"A common mistake peo-
pie make is clipping this
grass too close"
BE stopped and picked a
few blades.
sGrass should never be
cut so close that there is
more stem than leaf" he
said.
The worst mistake peo-
pie make Is to let the grass
grow high and then cut it
short. What is left is all
stem. Then heat and drought
can do real damage"
We came to an area where
various-sized clumps of 10y
STA were growing about a
foot apart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
Rambler
1. Sets q Lesson
On Rcisine Lawns

When the Rambler left
home yesterday morning he
noted with satisfaction that
the recent rains were bring
ing the lawn back better
than he had hoped.
There were small spots
where the drought and heat
had killed the sod which was
laid only last December. But,
in general, everything was
green again.
It was quite evident that
the thine for lawn improve
ment had come, so he was
very pleased on arriving at
the ofice to get a call from
Ernest Moore Of the Agricul-
turai Research Service invit-
ing him to see the grass ex-
periments at Beltsville.
There he met DR.. Felix
Juska, q turf agronomist.
what shall ! do about my
lawn" the Rambler asked.
Or. Juska said he would
get 70 that later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
Maryland

Four hospitals are up and
working through Prince
Georges and Montgomery
Counties. But only the Prince
Georges General is building an
addition at Cheverly. scheduled
for completion in January.
1855. according 10 the survey
Of the area.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05

The martyrdom Of the Bah.
Prophet-Herald OF tbs Baha.i
World Faith. viii be conmemox-
ated IN all Bahai eenters
throughout the world On July ..
On thai day In 1850 the Bah
xas executed IN the barracks
ssslaTe Of Tabriz. Persia. His ira
&c sentence wa 80 unjust thai
: kindlea profound intsrezt In
other parts of the world. AL
Europe vas stirred 70 pity and
Indignation" wrote a French
publicist. The finest product q
MS country" was his further
Comment. "A true Goldman" was
lie verdict OF . famous British
traveller and writer Of the day.
Sarah Berndardt asked for :
play to be written On the theme
q this historic tragedy. A poetic
eTama. The Bab.- was produced
In Russia. was translated several
times. and aroused the genuine
interest IF the renowned folstoy.
Baha'is believe that the youth
fui Bah was a Prophet Of God
and that by His life. teachings
and tragic death. the way was
opened 10 a new and universal
ase In the history Of religion and
70 the ultimate unit. peace and
justice for all nations.
The Bab's remains lie Inferred
In the beautiful. golden-domed
Shrine completed In 1858 on the
slope OF Mount Carmel In the
Holy Land. Surrounded by lovely
landscaping known as the -Baha'i
Gardens. II viii be the center
Of an arc of stately buildings the
first Of which. the international
Bahai archives. reminiscent of
the classic purity OF Greek style.
: near completion.
The spiritual significance Of tn
Bab's supreme sacrifice. the Ma
tlonal Spiritual Assembly Of the
Bahafs of the United States said.
viii be reviewed In these Me-
mortal ebservanees In order to
create better understanding Of
the needs OF q world increasingly
tormented by acute political con-
fiiet. social unrest. racial ami
mostly. class antagonixm. immor-
tality and irreligion.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
F" TT s'FF1
GARal ~
Here and There

Mrs g. E Knowles entertained the musical department
with going away party in honor of Mrs Georgia Sander-
fer who is leaving make her home In San Diego, Calf
We win miss her very much but hope she win have much
success also presented many lovely gifts by the
Senior choir Mrs. Cleo Holmes. director Collins Temple Bap
list church Rev. N. Nichols pastor
Sunday July al 400 p. n. the Sewardess Board num-
Der win sponsor appreciation program for Mrs Lena
Hayes leaving live with her daughter Mrs Rozea
Sutles Detroit. Michigan The public Is invited Mrs
Jones. president.
Booker Rice s14 Pulaski street. left via the Branlff
Arines Atlanta Ca. where he l. visiting his cousins.
Wendell and Agernon johnson. Of Mr. and Mrs Alvin
Johnso He plans To spend month"; after which he win spend
the month Of August at Chicago. visiting friends.
CALLING AL LADIES AND oENTlEMEN-~ho appeei
ate Beasy There win be hair fashion benefit by the stu
dents velvatex Beauty College. Dunbar Community
latest styling and the styles There will be
Styles with variety Of coors. and pin cua Mrs. e. NJ
will narrate the The students OF veivatex
Beauty College promises afternoon OF exciting hair
There will be music and refreshments for added
enjoyment There win be styles for the youngsters the young
Of high school, the debutante, and the matron All OF
styles will your interest Contact the stu
dents veIvatex Beauty College for tickets 6i2s ST
Mr. and. Mrs James Hervey and children are
ing with Mrs Heverys mother and sister, Mrs. Bur
ford and Hawkins respectively 44i2 West 14th
They also the guests of Mrs. Esela Shields.
Route 49,
Mr. r. A. Battles. 2505 Spring street.
tonlng New York City the guests of their Rev. and
Mrs r. Battles and daughter. Mrs Rrnestne b. Ruth
and their grandsons Mrs Ruth and the twins viii
with her parents for VISIT while her husband Corporal
James ID. Ruth remains in Europe.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
AROUND NO. LITTLE ROCK

Mr. and Mrs. Zeola Ellis of 901 Hazel street has a
house guest their and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. McKne,
Ellis of Detroit. Michigan
Rev. S. ]. williams and wife of Los Angeles, California
In the city He the former pastor of First Baptist
church 26h Gum and preached there Sunday
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l. Shaw 1908 Hazel street Sat with an
appreciation chicken dinner given for the president Mrs
Evelyn Hatson she received many lovely gifts guests from
of town were and Mrs. Leon Wallace Of Charles
ton, South Carolina.
Miss Marion Faye Webb daughter of Mrs. Mable Webt
of 102 Hazel has returned to the city after visiting
in the state of Michigan.
Miss Bettye Mosey s12 Beech is vacationng
in Chicago, H.
children spent weekend visiting her mother In Pine
Bluff
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
An Open Letter

To the presidents and men,
bers Of the local pTAs Of Gen.
tral District No. I:
Il b with . great deal q pless-
ure that l greet yeu In the name
Of the District I wish to call
your attention 70 our first an
nual district PTA workshop
which viii convene Ut the Con-
way county training school. Menu
fee. Friday July Il Please OBJ
serve the following:
I. Registration fee IS cents
2 Lunch - 50 cents
,. Registration win begin al sts
a. m. The meeting will open
promptly at $50 am.
Remember. co-workers. We are
depending on each and every
one for your presence. interest.
good will. and prayers. To help
make our hrst annual Workshop
d great success.
Mrs. =. NJ. Dickerson. presi-
pent
Mrs Alma Davis. secretary
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
With The Clubs

The Business and Professional women circle Of greater
Arch street Baptist church held their fourth annual pink tea
Sunday % the home Of Mr. and Mrs Mack King izo
Rineo Streets table decorated with pink nnen
table cloth with beautiful center piece of pink earnaton
and black ribbon tho circle ooors Of pink and
black The members dressed in pink and black dresses
The Community Cheer club win inset Sunday at p n.
residence Mrs Peetha Barber 303 Gaines street
All members urged to be present Mrs. Florence cren-
chaw. reporter.
Saturday g. Mr. Sney. program secretary Of the
Hawks Club. helped form club for teenage boys at the
YWCA The purpose OF club to organize the boys Into
designed for making Of leisure time and planning
wholesome We elected officers and Everete Blake
ly president Our meeting date Is each Saturday at
100 p. In the meeting planned when to have our
The members Of the club selected what wanted to
the first event. which have picnic and swimm
ing. Any boy interested may and join Carlton Fer
guson, reporter.
Mrs. Sadie Washington and Mrs. Grace Cummings 5o7
T. goth hostesses to the Rosa Morris Federa
ed club in the regular June meeting The attendance
good the business very profitable well
interesting full and inspiring report of the State meet
ing given by the delegate followed by echoes from the
president The social hour delightful everyone enjoy
IT, The club adjourned September IL, which
time back duty social contemplated Plans win be
nounced by Mrs. Beatrice Stewart chairman of the social
committee
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
:: OBITUARIES /.

Mrs. Henrlsfta Smith. widow
Of the late Rev. ". Conway
Smith. died Friday evening. Juns
28sat her hame. TIA Pine stres1
Mrs. Smith sas a pioneer men-
Der Of Bullock Temple. and -
loyal and faithful in her verciess
TO the church. serving a. seward
ess. Missionary and Sunday ghen1
worker. To the church she -
= counsellor. advisor. and rznnls-
er. In the community she ferusd
a practical nurse
Mrs. Smith L survived By 80
sons W. c. Smith. jr.. Give
land. Ohio md Rev. 7. n Szni1A
Trenton. Tenn. Two dzuEht9A
Mrs. 3. c. Williams and Mira n
della C shanks Of Little noeIk
Her grandchildren are Mn Vel
ma Clay. Theedor, williams -
c. Bedford Of Cleveland. several
nieees and nephewa Funeral -
vices were held July At Bulack
Temple CINE church. i7th sn1
Cross streets.
Final ri.es for John Morris
johnson. 1874 Cross street. who
eied sud2enly June e. were heh
81 Allison Presbyterian church
Tuesday at II =. m. Masonic ser-
vices were held Monday mite =
the home. Burial At Haven a
Res, cemetery In charge Of Dub
isson Undertaking company. l
Mrs. Emma Allison aeng. s7u1
West 18th street who died Juns
n was mn-rnllr~S s-tnrasy q
Allen Temple AafE church II =
p. m. Burial was 1t Haven a
Rex cemetery IN charge a uuh-
BILE Brothgs fpsrsl hons.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05

wLo was mistress Of ceremonies.
The speaker was truly Ut her
best
Others appearing on the pro-
gram were Mira Clara Martin Of
Snead's Chapel Mrs.. N. D. Gar
rissn. wife Of the pastor. pre-
serted the women Of the church
btautifui pot flower Of red
ross. Mrs. Olivia Ware accepted
the flowers and thanked Mrs.
Garrison for the gift.
Other visitors for the day were;
Mr. and Mrs. George Davis. Mrs.
Deulah Sims Mrs. Maggie Nell
son. Mrs. Agnes Braziel. NJ. w.
Blackman. all OF Fordyce. and
Ell wiiborn. Ivan.
Offering for the day was $1,000.
Music was rendered by the Jun
ioc choir. Mira vester Fueler.
PIANIST.
Mrs. Nettie q. Garrison. spon-
sor
Mrs Olivia Ware. W. NJ. u
Pres.
Rev. T NJ Garrison, pastor
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
College Station

Z Mrs Catherine Keel of Les
Angeles and son are here visiting
her mother and father. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roosevelt Prince. Monroe
Waters Of Los Angeles is here
visiting friends John Anthony
johnson Of Chi. stopped 10 visit
his parents enroute 10 Huston.
Texas Walter Thompson W.
NJ. Of the masons reports the
program Of St Johns day a sue
cess Sam Dillsrd passed lsst
Sunday evening
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05

Los ANGELES. calif.-I take
this method to thank my many
friends for their hospitality shown
me during my short stay In Lit
Tie Rock. recently. Special thanks
to Mines. Lillian Martin. Jesse
Oliver. Sofa carethers. Minnie
Nathaniel. Viola Harris and An
ns Harris. Ny special thanks al1o
10 Andrew Perkins.
Signed: CMrsJ Cspitola Winston
s5s East oist Street
Los Angeles 2. Calf
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
5ubscribe Now!

ter stopping enroute home from the convention Dali
las for visit with her brother and sser-inlaw, Mr.
Mrs Fred Anderson. of King and Locust and bro
therinlaw and sister, Mr. Mrs Tomnie Dickerson
Eureka street.
Mrs Rosie Hulet beautcan who has been confined to
the Cotton Belt hospital for the past several weeks continues
to improve. Mr.. Hulet spent Sunday with her.
Mrs. Esela Greer Of Stockton, California Is here visit
ing Joe Greer. who is In the hospital Little Rock
Mrs Efie Stevans of Toledo, Ohio, Is here visiting her
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Watkins 1908 West 18th street
Rev. and Mrs s. E Davis. the engagement Of
their daughter 10 Mara to Leonard JONES' E of Mr. and
Mrs. Cal Norris of 1884 North Danne Circle Memphis.
Tenn The brideeect is attending AM&N college, where
VIII be sophomore this fail. Mr.. Jones Is also Junior
AM&N college majorng in music Plans being for
wedding in December In the First Baptist church. Pine
Bluff.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05

FLINT. h.-ceeil Elliott
Payne. former student of the
Gibbs elementary school. Is now
residing with his parents at Flint
Mich. In a recent eity-wide mus
ic parade, he was selected out
of four from his school to appear
In the program.
His first choice OF an instru-
ment was cornet. but he
found the trombone more 70 hia
linking. 50 h switched. Ills ex-
ira -eurrieular activities include,
safety patrol. Gray. Teen club.
junior fire marshall Inspector
and religious activities. Ills ia
yor.ia subject, are reading. SPELL
ING and science. lie owns an
eFeetor set from which he has
made oyer twenty different mod
els. some Of which he sfsHheI
electrical devices and caused mo-
ton.
Cecil Elliott. Payne. and his
parents are grateful TO his teach
ers ut Gibbs. and the citizens Ut
Little Rock. who helped TO en-
courage him and Put him on the
right start.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
Pink Rose Club In
Annual Picnic !

EOkWAI-fne Pink Rose
art and civic federated club ef
which Mrs. Martyee L. Henry Is
president held iis annual pieaic
atop beautiful Petit Jean noun
tain. near Morrilton On Wednes-
day afternoon June 18th. A mo-
torcade Of Is ears met at the
Rogers beauty shop at Ais p. m.
and left from there at $50.
The group was royalty received
by Mrs. jimmy Hudson one Of
the key women Of the Winthrop
Rockefeller estate. The group
vent IN sight seeing tour
which elimaxed at the boathouse
overlooking a Lake where boat
ing. filming and hiking were en-
joyed By all who participated. Il
the late afternoon supper was
served picnic style on the patio
and lawn. The menu consisted Of
fried and barbeeued chicken. ribs
and plenty Of salads and dessert.
Persons enjoying the outing were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Henry. Miss
lola Jones. Mrs. Kathryn Suttoa.
Mrs. Alycetine Dalton. Rev. and
Mrs. John W. Rogers. Mrs. May
me Fields. Mrs. Lorraine Perkins
Miss Gloria Holloway. Ben For
tune. Mr.. and Mrs. Odeli Embry.
0dell. IT.. Misses Patricia Ann
Embry. Bobby Smith. Mrs. jose
phine Hervey. Mrs. Mary c. Per-
~. Mrs Byrd Cutler. Ma Ger
aidine Ford. Mrs. Eddranner Me-
Cray. Mrs. corliss M. Howard.
Mrs. Florence Mattison. Mrs. Ida
Mattison. Miss Rose Bud Smith.
MIRA Ardelia spann. Mrs. ophe-
liza Howard. Mrs. Berdia Mccui-
Tough. Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Sims.
Mrs. Pearl Wolfe. Mrs. Willie
Mae Triblen. Mrs. Mary Be-.
Mrs. Gladyee Gilmore. Mrs. Ciara
Harrison. Mrs. Marvea.a Herr |.
Miss Margie Mccoy. Rev. and
Mrs. d. =. Littleiohn. Rev. at
Mrs p. II. Kelley. Miss Mary ].
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Brown
and daughter. Mrs. Ruby Macon
and children. Mrs. Daisy S. Hill.
Mrs. Lucy Gill. MIRA Artie W.
Black. Mrs. Levinia Martin. Mrs
Priscilla Mccoy. Mrs. Arlee Pear
son. J. c. Pearson. Mrs. ID. S.
chsppell Mortieian. Mrs. Fred d.
Thrower. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Manley. Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Mylea Mrs. Lucy Looper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murmon Thomas. Alvin
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Woods. Mrs. verla Halbrook. Mrs.
Arlene woodson. Misses Peggy
and Dorothy Hoskins and Mary
Nell williams Ths motorcade
ieft The mountain ut $50 .. m
headed homsward with pleasant
memories Of q long 10 be remem-
bered afternoon.
The picnic closed the years &c
tivities for the present club year.
Our next regular club melting
viii be held the first Monday In
September at 500 .. m. at the
home Of the secretary. Mrs. Le-
nora Thomas. 1859 Harrison ST.
Mrs. Lille Sutton and Mrs Al
lie Landers tclub members) were
not present for the occasion.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
Legal Notice
WANING oRDER

WANING OKDER
State OF Arkansas
County Of Puiase<i. -.
In The Pulaski Chancery Cour<
Matte Kret, Plaintiff
vs.. NO. f07pso 1
Frank p. Kref Defendant
The Defendant Frank p. Kret h
warned 70 appear IN this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff
Matte Kret
Dated. July 2 1857
John 3. Gulley -
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John G. L.ardner
Attorney ad Litem
ArIaue Turner Chsncerv Clerk
Bv Janye Dreher. D. C.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
CONWAY

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Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05

In loving memory of the late
Ira Saville. sr- who passed a.
way one year ago. June 80. 1856
He Is not dead. Just passed a.
way
Mrs. Pearl Saville and sons.
Jessie. Ira. ir.. and Theodore, ID
other relatives and friends
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
West RACK

Betty 11nAAsn
Aiss Helen Cues e ch1eo0D =
whiting ~ parsntA ~. -
Ma PHI 0uesB Il s117 CO..
nm nna1. Nh ue1sn 49,
Il chicaso = VIKING ~. -
~ John Aason - 49, 49,
tivesL A dinner Win b gfvgn
N the hostses reon Of Wonder
Bakery. July 3. sponsorsd b. -
Oak Grove Dapeia church.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
New WORSHIP Hour
AT Bethel Church

Besicnins Sunday. July . -
mvrnlng worship hour st Hefld
AME church. sth and Broadu1S
Streets has been ehznsei fl1D
l0.4s :. m = 9 q N during M
months Of July snd Auezn4
Other services win continue -
scheduled. which lleIlde the szm-
day School hour a 80 q n
League at e:15 p n. and ~
evening worship At TO p. n
ReT. Rufus KIng Ysung. pastex.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-05
Yorktown

NJ. 8. Smith
Sunday. June 23rd. was observ-
ed as woman's Day al the Snead's
Chapel Baptist. church. Yorktown,
Rev. 7. M. Garrison. pastor. Mrs.
Mamie wilborn. Ivan. was quest
speaker for the day. She was
Presented by Mrs. r. B. DeBruce.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-19

1893. Brick and stone constructions
living room with fireplace; clso dining
room, kitchen lectures bUil'-in dish
washer and nook; bedrooms, fin
ished reereotion room, 12-eor sorase
ot.oehed, lovely Iondseoped lot; beech
privileges. You owe il to yourself TO
see this motehless buy. Many extros,
corpetine, owninss. etc. CALL NOW
~. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-19
LAND CONTRACT
500 PAYMENTS

#e79. Own your own home with low
rent-Iike payments. broom eolonioI-
type, 3 bedrooms, full basement, eos
furnace, IA cor garage. Soft. lof.
Excellent neishborhood. CALL NOW
". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-19
NORTH OF ST. CLAIR AVE.

NOkIn OF 81. NLAIK AVE.
#6@@. Two 2-fomily houses on one
LOT, good income. low taxes, in on
indv:triel cree. Both houses ore in sx-
celIent condition. Owner occupies
lower front individual heat and hot
voter. Must be seen TO be appreciated.
CALL NOW ". 6-l6oo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-19

UTOPIA BEACH COLONIAL
VAST. Lovely topestry brick center
hall eoIoni1l. Conventional first floor
plus IovotoY and cIosed-in sunreom,
3 bedrooms on second floor, finished
reereotion room, 2-eor garage, corpet-
ina, oIvninvm storms and screens, 2
open fireploees, @12% finoneins
ovoiIobls. Only yeors old. CALL
NOW ". o-lo00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-19

LOT, Wickliffe, 50x2OO, water, gas, sani-
tary and storm sewers in and paid,
large oak and maple trees, needs no
clearing to build, $500, owner. VIII.
3-476l.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-19
RANCH

2 BEDROOM. floor plan, attached
garage, wooded lot, good location
A. M Pena, Realtor, 620 East 222nd
st., AN. 1-l66o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-19
REALTORS REALTORS REALTORS
WE HAVE A WAITING LIST OF
QUALIFIED BUYERS FOR RANCHES AND
BUNGALOWS IN THE SHOREcATE SECTION
IMPEccABLE RANCH

1912. Here is without question the
finest, most luxurious home in the en-
tire Edaseliff section. An executive
type residence 10 suit the most dis
eriminotins buyer. croeiovsly and
carefully cultured 70 incorporate every
lecture conducive TO elegant living.
Description by printed word would be
most futile project. Aronss for q
conducted tour today by eollins for
on eppeintrnent. CALL NOW ".
$1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-19

ARLINGTON CIRCLE
LAKE SHORE
1913. Iarse clean bungalow; mos
Ter bedroom, full dining room, tiled
kitchen with eotine spoee, Ioree liv-
inc room with fireplace, all on lst
floor. Exponsion spuee up. aestfUl
oIvminum enclosed fomily room al
rear; i 1a cor goreee. A twinkle owoy
from Euclid bus. CALL NOW ~.
$500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-19
SOUTH EUCLID
ENGLISH BUNGALOW

#52l. Brick veneer, located off Green
Rd. between Anderson and Moyfield
Rd. Hos spoeious living room with
fireplace. Full dining room with kitch-
on with large breokfcst nook. Twin
sized bedrooms up. Finished reerea-
tion room with wced-bUrnins fire
place, Icrse weIl-Iondseoped lof. In
eIUdine eorPetine, storms and screens.
An inmoevlote home. GAIL NOW ~.
$1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-19
BRICK RANcH-SIo,5oo

1887. Hos q huge living room and
wood burning fireplace. Single Of
toched eorose forms inset potio, that
is beovtifuI. With poneIed office or
librory and z bedrooms, plus pine
poneIed kitchen. You must see this for
fine buy. Priced TO sell. CALL NOW
~, $1,000.
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SATISFACTION
with every
TRANSACTION
CALL MU. l-6529
z FAMILIES

5 and s, Edst Cleveland, side-bY-
side, qos heot, convenient to schools.
churches and shopping; oskinq
Sl7.900
S and s, up and down. south OF
ST. Clcir-Eost l60th oreo. new fur
ncces. 2 gorGqes; Sls.soo.
S and S, Eddy Rd. FreewoY oreo.
new qos. oil copper plumbing. per-
feet condition; Sl7.eoo.
S and S plus 2 finished rooms on
Ord. north of St. Cloir-F -FreewoY oreo.
immediote possession; Sl6.o0o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-19
CAPE COD-Sll,5O0

#7l5. Living room features wood
burning firsploee and winding stair
way. Kitchen with breakfast nook, 2
bedrooms also full basement. Situated
on wooded 6ox1eo lot Truly Sub
vrbon living. CALL NOW ~. o-1ooo.