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Under d. c. I1tD couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. Uait three fun days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Curtis Robert Hare. 20, Clifton Heights
Pa, ana Inez Althouse. ~, 1901 18TH
Duane n. Mccloskey. 20. 1859 Congress
ST. se and Helen Irene Bosel. 10.
Mormon Epp Nesmith. 23, 500 x st. NV.
and Evelyn Elizabeth Neal. II. 2isI
Matthew Lawrence Hasamia. %. Wood
hriose. Va. and BARBARA Ann Grans-
er. 81. Charlton. Pa.
NV. and Sarah Elizabeth RArgett.
Joseph Michael queen. 20. 1907 17thi
81 ne, and joyce Lee. ~, 4734
Dan Alfred Miller. SO. Arlington. Va.
and Wanda Laura Dudek. 81. 2617
9. +. Hill. Iii 10 %. 7Ia 7,h st. n.., and
Pearl Marilyn seay. 20. i0o7 Hamiin
and Marian olive Msnis. 70 Faii:
George Whitney Toal AZ, 4523 sanga-
more rd; NV, and Msude Clements
warren Forester wilson. is" Il. Il Boiling
. Baseant is 5slo Mckinley s.. NV.
NE. ana Sarah Elizabeth Smith, "a,
4lll Lane pI ne.
William Lloyd Beck. ~ Brooklyn. N. r,
aga,,,I anS Bsrnics Louisa Fsarster' "a.
Robert Withheld sears, 80, 2430 Penn.
syivanla ave. NV, and Stella Mae
IArssnery, *; ~ 3O33 ldth 81. nv
MARY Frances Beatty. "a. us Oneida
nrars Frizls Krasts, 80. silver Spring
MO- and na Iona skreija' 70, Takoma
John Andrew Beall. IT,. 80, and Evelyn
Margaret Holly, 2i. both OF Arlington,
Gilbert Roseman FELTON,. 25. All Pea
body s.. nv. and Margie Rose Barnes,
90. 1915 Peabody o. Sc.
ana Alma Marie Edelin,. 20, 1918 New
M1Ts s,i. Sa3s5s JoAH:ss q A9s,s~.
Slaugnter, "a, 4iOl jay 81. ne
Rouer. leInpie burgess, u, 81. and
Emma ziesler burgess, 6l. both Of
Donald Norman Fiersteln, "a. II Ana
costa rq se ana O1oria Ann brocato
-. I1l5 Capitol ave Sc
Nd ana Mary Corinne Anderson. 5l,
Pasadena, Nd
Gavin Lyles, 35. and Matte Lucas, ~.
GeOrge Thomas Brown, ~, 81, 233 end
st. ne. ana Mildred Martina Conner.
-, -Ol5 i'IehoIs ave. s.e
Robert Francs EisenDeiss, ~, 3D51
Inestnut 81. nv. ana Jnlistte Boon
snare, 5J s2DU lDth a. nv
Richard .Arlen York IL. ratuxent. Nd
ana Hazel Beatrice rutman, 10, 5l3
18TH g. NV.
JOIN kooelt Boatman, lr. 45. ana
Dorothy oortriEnt Shelly, a., both ol
James Edwsrd weathenord, 20. Laurel
no. anu Ann Marsaret Never u,
neUs y mn -
and Claudia Elizabeth catiett. 10, 23ll
ea.nuei Deal 10 Detroit. and sarsh Ann
DtNitt LabAoale MoOre. 20 brandywine,
Md., and Nancy Valeria Hagor, ~, yl7
Masoin Moran Jennings. "a, 3sUg v
d. Sc, ,and Violet X All 81, Alex
wiiism McSsmbridse Bond, - 1905
.1.a si.i. r. 25S$i sste ssa qi"inla y Jane De-
.rvine "a, both oil 90aO WsiefsIde
ooIn Thomas Murray, ~. 1908 wiston.
sin ave. NV, ana Nina Virginia Rob-
pftA -, $40 Wisconsin ave NV
Wilbur Patrick Burke ~, Baltimore and
Callie Martin Fisher. 40, 1905 N st
nv
JChn Henry ~ Denis, ~, Syracuse N
and Ann Hanlyi Il, J1lD 18th
Duncan peter Mcdowell so. Bladensbura
ana Eleanor Jackson Hunt, ~ Hyatts.
tilig Nd
JACK Richard Hor,hfup. 80. Walter Reed
Hospital. aud Melba Jean Edwards 30
i5ui Ard n kp
Roberi Junior Williams 80 i07 n Vt
nv and Bertha Lee Chnppen 20. oil
9nd At. n.W.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. c. law couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. iCait three tull days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other ddyS.
, 1957-11-13
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS AND NEXT on KIN

Please take notice that the undersigned has been APP
pointed Administrator in the above entitled estate. All
creditors are hereby directed to present their claims with
proper vouchers within six G) months from date hereof.
Persons indebted to the said estate are required to make pay
ment within the said time. Persons claiming to be next of
kin shall file their proof of heirship with the undersigned or
with the Clerk of the District Court within the aforesaid
period.
Dated: October %, 1857
Edward Gabriel
81 Administrator
24-3l714 ~ VA 4
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

YOUNG PEOPLES DAY at
Friendship Baptist Church was
quite inspiring Sunday, De-
cember 8. The entire morning
worship was conducted by the
Youth of the Church. Sunday
School was presided over by
Miss Ely Redmond, Supt.
Theme for the day was "Youth
and a Pleading Heart" Guest
speaker, Miss Gabrella Tay-
lor, members of Friendship
Church and a student of M.
v. c., was introduced by Mr..
Samuel Green. Acknowledge.
ment of visitors was made by
Miss Alma Balden;. Presenta-
ton of Staff, Mrs. Lille Price
Thomas, Mrs. Charlie Mae
Hollinshed, Miss Deloris JON
es, Chairman and Miss Irene
Redmond, Secretary. Mrs. Is
sic A. Edwards, Treasurer with
little Mss Pauline Pearson, at
the piano, the Junior Choir
was at its best. Rev. r. L.
Washington, minister. Bro.
James Paige, Clerk. Much
praise is due these fine young
people for such a well organ
lied program.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

THESOCIAL SIX CLUB met
in the home of Mrs. Beatrice
Boyd on East McLauren
Street, last week with the fol-
lowing members present: Mes
danes Essie Curry, Nina Cole
man, Annie Mae TONNES, Geor-
gia Johnson, Beatrice Boyd
and Miss Rosa Lee Jackson.
The meeting was inspiring and
was greatly enjoyed by all.
The hostess served a tasty re-
pass.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

REV. w. M. HALL secured
new subscribers to the Green
wood Enterprise paper from
Morehead, Louisville, Prairie,
Shuqulak, and Tchula. We
commend Rev. Hall for this
work and hope that he may
continue the good work.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14
CHURCH NEWS


The Mckinney Chapel Pas
tors Aid Club met Friday
night Dec. 6, 1857 at the home
of Mrs. Mary Alice Austin, 218
w. Stone st. The meeting was
opened with a song. The
Scripture Lesson was read by
Mrs. Rose Lee Sykes, "Pro-
verbs 4th Chapter" Prayer was
offered by Mr.. S. Carry Curry
A wonderful devotion was
held. The president made
some interesting remarks and
announced the house opened
for business. The minutes of
the last meeting were read and
adopted. New and unfinished
business was called. New bust
ness was our officers would
remain for the year 1858. Mo-
ton was adopted. Our lesson
was taught by Rev. M. r. Mo-
zee. He choose for the lesson
"St. Mathews" 10th Chapter.
We had some comments from
Rev. E. r. Nicks and others.
Everyone enjoyed the lesson.
This meeting being the last
meeting for the year 1857, the
McKenney Chapel and Turner
Chapel Club members made
Rev. E. r. Nicks very happy
at this meeting. They gave
him a sum of money as a token
of their appreciation. After
the business routine Mrs. Aus
tin served a chicken dinner
with a dessert of jello and
cookies. We also wish to take
this opportunity to wish every
one a Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year.
Total Att. IA.
Total off. $500.
Mrs. Carrie Curry, Pres.
Mrs. Louise McGill, Vice
Pres.
Mrs. Minner Lee Mills, Tres.
Mrs. Mary Alice Austin,
Sect.
Rev. ]. M. Kimble, pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

MISS BARBARA REAVES,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony Reaves and a freshman
at Jackson College has been
confined to the Greenwood Lee
flore hospital due to tonsils
trouble. She hopes to return
to school soon.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

SPECIAL NOTICE: The Citi-
zens League will meet, Deem
Der 20, 7:30 P. M. at the Elk's
Rest, on Scott Street and ev-
eryone is invited to attend, no
down fee, just come and be
present. Rev. G. A. Harper,
President, Mrs. c. r. Russell,
Secretary.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

THE PROGRESSIVE WO.
MANS CLUB surprised their
hostess on Thursday night, De-
cember 5. All members, ex-
cept the hostess, understood
that the meeting was to be in
the home of Mrs. M. T. Tops,
but not until quite a number
of ladies had assembled, was
she told that this was the
meeting place. You can i'm.
agine her surprise. An i'm.
pressive devotion was enjoyed
and a fine business session was
completed with the President,
Mrs. L. G. Williams, presid.
ing. The ladies then produced
packages which they had
brought with them and served
a most delicious luncheon of
assorted sandwiches, fried
chicken, cake, lemonade, cold
drinks, hot coffee and can
dies. This proved to be a most
delightful occasion for the
club members and especially
for Mrs. Tops who had re-
Gently returned home after
several months absence. De-
spite her recent illness, she
was beaming with apprecia-
ton of this gesture by her fell
low members and friends.
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MR.. AND MRS. ROBERT

MH. AND MRS. ROBERT
LINDSEY, entertained Sigma
men and their wives of the
Delta and surrounding towns,
Sunday, December 8, at Min
ter City in their Christmas
meeting. A tasty steak dinner
was served the guests. Mr..
Lindsey is Principal of the
Minter City School.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

MR.. EDDIE STANCIL is in
the Greenwood Leflore Hos
pital and is some better, but
still confined to the hospital
and his friends wish for him
continued improvement and a
speedy return home.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

MR.. III. L. LACEY who has
been in the Greenwood, Lee
flore Hospital is now back
home and is improving nicely.
His many friends are happy to
hear of his Improvement.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14
MCKINNEY B A P T / S T

MCKINNEY B A P T S T
CHURCH RALLY The
Pastor and members of the
Mckinney Baptist Church
were very pleased over the re-
suits of the Rally on Sunday,
December /. They wish to
thank members of all other
churches and friends of the
city and everywhere for the
fine cooperation. Because of
illness of some of the leaders,
together with other circum-
stances they failed to reach
their goal on that day, but
leaders are still receiving and
accepting reports, which will
be turned in and given proper
credit. Amount raised up to
the present was $1745.77. Rev.
J. M. Kimble, Pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

MR.. B. F. McLAURIN, Pres
ident of Coahoma, Junior Col
lege, Clarksdale, was guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton on Stone
Street, Sunday afternoon.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14
MEMBERS WHO ATTEND.

nEMDLn0 w ~ h4 LlND-
ED THE EASTERN Star
Grand Lodge in Itta Bena,
from Chapter No. Is on No
vember 1929 were as follows:
Mesdames Ola Shelton, d. L.
Pearson, Jessie Summons, Ad-
da Bell, Lille B. LeFlore, Mar
tin and Rev. w. III. Hall, Grand
Chaplain, as well as Mrs. Es-
tella Grayer. Money raised
for the Grand Lodge was
$96.74. Mrs. Emma Hall, w.
M, Mrs. Pearlie Harvey, Sec
rotary.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

THE TURNER CHAPEL
Pastors Aid Club met Tuesday
night, Dec. 3, 1857 at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. M. r. Mozee.
The meeting was opened with
a song. The Scripture lesson
was read by Mrs. Grady Lee
Sanders, "St. Mathews" 5th
chapter. Prayer was offered
by Brother Pies T. Scott. A
wonderful devotion was held.
The president announced the
house in order for business.
The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and adopted.
Next was the lesson taught by
Rev. E. r. Nicks chosen from
"St. Luke" 4th chapter. We
had some comments from Rev.
Mozee and others. After the
business routine Mrs. M0zee
served chicken salad, crack
ers, cookies, and tea. Every
one enjoyed the repass very
much. This being the last
meeting for the year 1857 we
would like at this time to wish
everyone a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
Total Att. IL.
Total Off. $5.85.
Mrs. Ruby Holmes, Pres.
Mrs. Katie Brown, Vice
Pres.
Mrs. Mendotha Williams,
Tres.
Mrs. Amanda Anderson,
Sect
Rev. M. R. Mozee, pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

his way unto the Lord and
trust him as child trusts his
father.
THINGS A CHRISTIAN
SHOULD THIN KON:
FINALLY, brethren, whatso.
ever things are true, whatso.
ever things are honest, what.
soever things are just, what.
soever things are pure, what
soever things are lovely, what
soever things are of good re-
port; if there be any virtue,
and if there be any praise,
think on these things" /.
Here are Christian standards
of conduct in personal char
acter (true and honest); in
moral ideals Gust and pure);
and in social life (conSiderate
and gracious.) And IL beyond
these virtues there are other
qualities worthy of praise,
they are to "think on these
things"
''Those things, which We
have both learned, and re-
ceived, and heard, and seen in
me, do: and the God of peace
shall be with you" - Paul
reminds the Philippians of his
teachings and of his life of
Christian obedience, then bid
them to practice these things
in their own lives.
CHRIST, THE SOURCE OF
ALL WE NEED:
"But i rejoiced in the Lord
greatly, that now at the last
your care of me hath flourish
ed again; wherein We were al
so careful, but we lacked OPP
portunity." - This passage in
dicates that the Philippians
had been giving Paul assist
ance before this time, but
some difficulty or inconveni-
ence interviewed and they were
forced to suspend their bounty
for a while. When the Situa-
ton cleared up, they resumed
their care of the apostle.
"Not that / speak in respect
of want: for / have learned, in
whatsoever state l am, there
with to be content" Paul
had some other reason than
want for expressing his great
joy and gratitude. Physical
need did not disturb him, for
he had learned to adjust him
self to whatever condition that
confronted him, and he had
been in need so man ytimes
before that he had learned to
trust God and adjust to what
ever befell him. ST know both
how to be abased, and / know
how to abound: every where
and in all things / am instruc-
tedboth to be full and to be
hungry, both to abound and
to suffer need" PauIs
Christian experience enabled
him to be content in any kind
of circumstance. He was not
defeated by adversely, nor did
he become lax In time of
plenty. 81 can do all things
through Christ which strength
eneth me-. Paul's self
Sufficiency was not based upon
his merits or abilities. His in
ward power and contentment
came from Christ. A person
who has this kind of assurance
does not need to complain in
respect to want, for Christ will
supply his needs.
PRACTICAL POINTS ON
THE LESSON:
After Pauls third Mission
airy Journey, and churches
had been founded in Asia Mi
nor and i'm Europe, Paul was
arrested in Jerusalem, for pol
luting the temple and for
teaching everywhere among
the Gentiles. He was accused
of conspiring to overthrow
Judaism and of bringing
Greeks into the temple.
The secret of Paul's joyful
spirit which he knew in that
Roman prison was tired up in
his memory. When he called
to mind the church body there
at Philippi, the joy bells rang
in his heart. Paul admonish-
ed the Philippians to be true,
honest, just, and pure.
MEMBERS WHO ATTEND
ED THE EASTERN Star
Grand Lodge in Itta Bena,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-14

MIR. AND MRS. EDDIE
DICKERSON of Memphis were
pleasant visitors in the city re-
Gently as guests of Mrs. Emma
Rains and Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Rains. She worshiped at
the New Zion Baptist Church
and reports an enjoyable visit.
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CADILLAC "a sedan: 9-tone: one
P PfsSY sRXNc SG"H Mo 1S pow. 81.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK SO Century hardtop; r. and
h., dyana.; gray body, raven black
top: showroom appearance; Q MON
ROAD-ABLE CAR with 30-day
parts and labor no-cost warranty!
Car No. h2Q-A
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CHEVROLET 1853 lh-ton stake;
n nS.oi motor; clean; 5000. JE.
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CADILLAC 80 Coupe de Vile
hydra. r. and h., power steering
and brakes, cleo. windows and
seats, yellow body. black top: like
new: ST H95 VIII 6-9325
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DIRECTIONS
COLORED OR WHITE

Large home directly on Chesa-
peake Bay on Arundel-on-B Bay.
Concrete bulkhead. wharf; 2-car
garage with maids quarters above,
: outside showers and many other
lent neiEhbors, Chiefly p1 Professional aO
When new road is completed, An
napolis win be % miles from center
OF Washington, over limited access
road, Will extend liberal terms to
responsible party or will rent for
season with privilege TO buy. Rent
to be applied TO purchase price.
$4,000. For. inspection. call CO.
1922.
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CADILLAC SO a62' 'DeviiIe- type
coupe: rich 2-tone Sahara tan and
Hawaiian bronze. harmonizing lux
features including p.s., p.b.; this
car reflects new-car condition;
must be seen and driven to be APP
preciated. Blue Ribbon guar. To-
days best buy. Specially priced at
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FARMS
(cONTINUEDl

CHARMING. OLD STONE HOME
s rooms. oil h.-w-h.. large. nice set
ting. over 5 acres; priced right.
Dandy old stone home in town
very modern; has everything. large
Old stone house. 9 rooms, bath
40 acres, good view: $4,000.
2 acres, S-room home. nicely To-
Gated: rare buy at 50 1900.
S3-acre farm. 7-room house
land lays nicely; S10.500. Sunday
wOEFoRD & wHALEY. Brokers
Phi. Gilbert 5-21el Hamilton, Va
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TRUCKS F0R SALE

CHEW SO 94-ton pickup; green:
heater and defroster thoroughly
recond.; one owner: only S1.145
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3I40 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
ia; 2-9003 Open Till 9:30
CHEW. '53 sedan delivery: No. 1874
ready for work, 1895.
ROSENTHAL CHEVROLET
Giebe Rd. and Columbia Pike
Arlington, Va. IA. 7-67si
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Nrw REDWOOD BRICK RAMBLER

NEW REDWOOD BRICK RAMBLER
6ostins' 6shinS. etc. com.
plete home ready for immediate
3 bedrms.. baths
huge knotty-pine Nv. rm.. dinins
IL" kit, part bsmt.: earport: base.
board h.-y.h.: walk-in closets
Paved road. school bus stops a.
aSeF H R1ysr'i IS sns from HoI' d Ss
out Central ave ana Rte aig. Isil
turn al new Gulf gas station
Open daily tiii Z. EDWARDS. UN
7-43s4 or IN. 7-t353.
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE
(cokIINUEDl

6-FAMILY APT rms. kit. bath.
screened porch each. Tenants furn-
tsh own heat and utilities: S33.-
500. Call Miss Fainter or Mr. Ma
l0ney.
Also. 2 adjoining brick-and-
frame dwellings; located ne, near
the Capitol. for restoration or re-
Lots Of possibilities. Own
er must sell. Prcie low. GEORGE
I BORGER, 1925 X st. NV. Ma
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1223 e2nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC SO coupe: beige finish,
unusually nice; equipped, includine
power steering. brakes. electric
windows. July special. $3,695. CCC
guarantee
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CHEVROLET 1857 Bel Air IS"
steering and brakes: GIN air con-
ditioning. clear plastic covers:
driven only 1900 miles. You can
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CHEVROLET '55 acton pickup;
very clean se4b. Also '65 4-wheel
drive WHY'S pickup. Also az Ford
la-ton pickup. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS. Authorized WHY'S deal
er III h-Rh0h
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CADILLAC 1855 model "62" sedan
Alpine white finish; power steering,
power brakes: outstanding value at
only S3,S95. CCC guarantee.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1856 Coupe de vile;
conservative cobalt blue hnish:
fully equipped, power steering,
power brakes: very clean; S4.395.
Capitol Cadillac- OldS Co.
1879 End st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC $50 coupe: full power.
equipped. I owner. 10000 miles:
CASH, TERMS TRADE
Lowest Down Payments
g. Others to Choose From
HERSON'S, 9Th and o NV.
DE. s-47O0
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5-S52b.
CADILLAC 1855 "62" 4-dr.; 2
tone green, Wv. tires, power
brakes, steering. fog lights, tinted
glass. undercoated. radio, rear
speaker, heater; S2,775. JE. p
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OLMSTEAD Olds

5000 Wilson Blvd. Arl., ia. 7-s4OO
CADILLAC 1858 sedan; light green
very clean: power steering out:
standing value; only S1,495; Gee
guarantee; 80,
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CADILLAC '55 Fl Dorado Convert
ible; special blue finish; full power
equipment. special high-compression
$3,S95.
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There's prestige plus" in this big
Brick rambler Just minutes away
from the PentaRon. 2Sxl4 living
rm. with fireplace. separate dining
rm., beautiful, newly equipped
kitchen with all the extras, 2l2
baths. 8 big bedrms., big pine-pan-
eled recreation rm. with nIepiacs
garage An outstanding value and
only S32 800 and terms are. tip
top, too. Quick possession II de-
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ROsENTHAL CHEVROLET
OLMSTEAD Odds

1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. IA. 7-s400
CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air 2-dr.: r.
and h.. custom seat covers; blue
and ivory finish; motor like newi
SSQ6. written auarantee
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sAILBOAT. l6 IT.. Rhodes design,
knockabout; good cond.. ready to
sale. BEHLKE RHODE. River Ma
rtne Rwy., near Beverly Beach,
University 7-6726.
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GMC TRACTOR 1855 $50" ike
new condition: fully equipped. air
brakes, 9th wheel, saddle tank,
air horn. front-wheel limiting
valve, break-awav valve: also RAJ
dio. and heater. so. 5-S457.
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UPPER MONT. COUNTY

UPPER MONT. COUNTY
s ACRES
Attractive country farm
house, c0mpl. undermined:
LIST f., living room. dining
room, kitchen, " bath: 2nd
A., 3 bedrooms, tiled bath;
oil heat. Located on hard
road, 25 miles downtown
Washington. Asking price,
S25. 900 ttermsl.,
go ACRES
Stock farm - 204 acres
crop land. "a acres ealfalfa.
40 acres permanent pasture.
remaining in hay. 2 streams,
bank barn, usual houses, old
slave quarters. Main house,
Ia rooms. 2 baths, central
heat; good location; rs
miles downtown d. G. Can
only: excellent value at
$500 an acre.
TUDOR HALL
2OO-year- brick manor
house, on 800 highly produc-
live lcTblit hGItrs iotAtC0 vi
GEO Canal and Potomac
River. affording the best Of
boating, ducking and fish,
ing. This S-rm. country
home has Z handsome Chin
neys, fireplaces, original
WOODWORK, mantels and ram
dom-width floors. The farm
contains some of the richest
bottom land in the country,
insuring a profitable income,
and is well watered, with
streams and springs. This
unusual combination Of an
historical home and profita-
Bile farm is offered at $780,
900 (termsl.
For further particulars of
this and other properties,
contact L. A. Abercrombie.
Poolesville 1881.
Randall H. Hagner & Co.
Inc.
REALTORS
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 1880
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