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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24

~ tho trustee board untl his
health failed aBd he was unable 10
attend church regularly
80 had been an employee ~ the
railroad ia various capacities and
wns c,ach attendant on the
Northern Pacific Halfway Comp
any lntu he waa forced 20 retire
because ~ IN health
re waH a veteran ~ World War
] and mafuber u Johnny Iiakgf
i0nt 10 2gl American Legion 4
member n Palestine Lodge no z
y 8 An member of North star
Coualstory No ~ Fezzan Tempt,
SO 20 and Eleeta Chapter No 8
Order u the Eastern Star
Survivors include his wife Mrs
Irene rmSton Minneapolis, ~,
brothers. Edward, Jackson. Miss
and Amos ~ bola. Miss. unclcs
1pata and other relatives
Funeral services were held III
10 pm Tburaday October %, al
hon Baptist church with Rey "
~ Bolts 81 officiating
burial was az ~ Smelling Ma
tiouni cemetery with Woodaf,
Funeral Home IN charge Of th'
service
Edward and Amos firexton
brothers ~ tho deceased came =,
the city 10 attend funeral services
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CARD or ArrREcIATIoN

! wish 10 thank the many friends
and neighbors for their prayers
visits. cards, flowers and other
acts Of friendship shown during
my illness and capitalization. l
especially wish 20 thank Rev.
Louis johnson for his visits and
prayers and Rev Martin l. Sim
mons and the entire membership
OF ST Peters church for their
constant prayers and visits l am
now convalescing at home and your
thoughtful interest is a source Of
comfort and win greatly aid in my
recovery. Walter McElroy
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IRVING HANSEN ISSUES
STATEMENT ON Guys
LIQUOR STORE POlICY

irving W Hansen. hocrm can
didate Tor state Representative n
the 22rd District. issued this state.
mcnt Il strongly favor a study
by he city Council Of ne mum
icipai or sale liquor stores Tho
question has been raised as 20 a
municipal liquor store being rguiv.
aIsnt 20 placing an church mem-
bcTs and taxpayers IN the liz
uor business. 90 not believe this
II churchEocrs and taxpayers
(which includes me- are going 60
allow liquor to be sold AZ an. and
Ia is q choice between huge profits
in the pockets q the privileged
tcv or municipal stores I strongly
urge the municipal stores In this
way the prom, viii 90 back 70 ne
local government where Il right.
filly belongs
People 5splors the fact that
taxes are too high Here Ia a
lcrical place where the Taxpayer
could save many tar dollar
rhls matter should BE- presented
to the next legislature BY the
Minneapolis city Council Mr.
Hansen SAYS
n have the honor % being
elected a. a state Representative,
I viii definitely work for tighten
ing the taxpayers load We must
make u Gar business 20 hold taxes
in line with mans ability q
..v,
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IhonoS oliver Resident
Here ~ Ieurs Dies

Thomas Oliver sac Fuller Az
died FRIDAY October N Ia Aueksr
Aaspital &c had been IN failing
health for the past five Years ani
naspltalised internationally for ne
past two months prior 20 ms
death
4 native oC Gliyrir Ca ne
had been resident Of So Paul far
.ty years Sc was an active member
~ carter chapel cME Church
and had served on the steward
baard ungll hss health failed
FNinrral services were held a :
Nm Wednesday October - az
carter chapel CME church Aur-
oFn and Sc. Aihsns with Rev ~
q Convict officiating Remains
were shipped "Wednesday evening
a. Guthrie OKLA Cor burial Visit
alton WAS Tuesday NJ BROOKS
Funeral Home
SURVIVES include four sons os-
car ~ tNickeyl Onvcr 81 PWil
/ Thomas L. Olcy A both u Omaha
Ncb and clifford c oliver q
/ Kansas CITY Kans enc daughter
Miss Bsulah Mae oliver u Omaha
one sister Mrs Jaaie Jones Us
/ Angeles dstcr-in law Mrs Mat.
lda GoSs 81 81 raul. flftccr
grandchildren and other relatives
Miss Ouvcf ard her brothers
came to 81 raa % attend ths
I funeral
Rrc,,ss Funeral tNrle was "a
I chargr ~ the seryicc
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SIOUX
r a L [ S
NEWS
NOTES
By Kaye Coates
BlO sIaille street.
Ainnx FaI.a. 3. D.

We have hunters from every
whore here hunting pheasant aud
catching them ! shah try 10 get
q list ~ al ~ the 0ut nf town
men for you next week Watch this
spot for them next week someone
may eaten up with one ~ thsir
husbands that said hes nt a bus,
mess meeting Tor the boss
bud Monroe Prank and John
Nelson 81 Lawrence kana are
mere they have been hunting IN
The Huron area They have their
limit Mr. Monroe Us an nldtimer
here and has relatives ali over
the place
intellectual Improvement Club
~ The YWCA held It's regular
business meeting IN tho West room
~ the Y w Packages are coming
IN on Ouf postal request and We
Wish 90 thank many. Georgia Lee
ln charge OF the program made
the evening interesting with re
ports on current events reporters
we're Bertha white and Lsttio
Dysart Helen Grey was excepted
aa a new member Rose clayton
was In charge 81 dovotl0ns
The 7 Cahbeils 1906 r. 18Th
SO entertained few friends Mon
evening in honor 81 Mrs Feera
Flandrrau. g Oak who has sew.
sral relatives visiting her from
East 50 Louis. No
John Armstrong Is suffering No
pain under observation M the
ROYAL G Johnson Hospital John n
doing fine Don't forget 90 slip him
q greeting
Mrs A rpibgrt 1899 = 3rd 81
entertained tho Mission OF 81
Ishn'a Baptist Church After les,
ssn atudy these women are trying
Ia Secure neciy things thru White
('roaa FOR a school m Mississippi
Mra ~ Anderson is chairman
Mrs. ~ Bentley president
Anyone that hsa seen me glide.
tnF around tn a pleasant blue Ford
sl,yuncr / want yuu 10 know ii
isn't mine, I'm working al the
~ n Ogbon home hahysttins
and / uae the ear how about that
Georgia CLAYTON Ia Carl Scout
Cookie Chairman for her district
and she is liking u she has three
prrttv gale 40 she'O be involved
/ for long time III they become
\ Interested In "Hpy Scouts
Francis tofton Is one " IN.
most capable expecting women "
town She's busy always Besides
wearing the latest "a maternity
clothes shss active "a y and
school activities
Georgia loo and expect 10 ID
liza the cities next week eo pau
a light In your window 80 vet
/ know we are welcome
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Tuskeeee Groduufe Of
1908 John MoxweII ST.
Returns For Reunion

Back Ia 1908 when spntnik and
teievision were unheard of and
the automobile was just becoming
popular. the Tuskege graduating
class had one student from Min
ncapolia. MINI Miss Lula Blair,
who was enrolled in the home
economies department.
In that same class was John n.
Maxwell from Pulaski. Tenn H
had chosen brick masonry as his
field Of eudeavour Shortly after
graduation Miss Blair ana Mr
Maxwell were married and came
10 Minneapolis TO make their
home
Mrs Maxwell was well known
for pioneering In social welfare In
Minneapolis and worked as a SOC
ial worker for many years Mr.
Maxwell chose the government
service and become a clerk in the
Minneapolis Post office nom
which he retired in 1858. after 80
years and ten months OF service
Mrs Maxwell. and many others
Of the 81 members who made up
the class Of 1908, are dead The
remaining few are invited 10 be
guests Of their Alma Mater for
their 50th Class Reunion MFR Max
wen Is happy 10 be alive and well
and has accepted the invitation.
He and his present wife wrea.
tha q. Maxwell. left Thursday
night October %. for Tliskege
Enroute they win stop at Mrs
Maxwelrs home In Charlestown
Ind. for brief visit and from
there they win 20 to Montgomery
| Ala, 10 visit Mrs Bertha CoIteJs
Bailey school friend Of Mrs
Maxwell Mrs. Bailey has daily
broadcast over WRMA
Mr. and Mrs Bailey win ther
drive tho Maxwells 70 Dorothy
| HAL In TuslSegee where Mr. Max
wen win meet classmates OF 81
| years ago for the first time sinc'
| graduation and Il win be Mrs
Maxwel's first visit 70 the deeI
south
The three DAYS of activities be
I ginning October 3ist viii inciud'
a Homecoming Football Came ans
other events az the famous Ala
| bama School
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ZION BAPTIST

On Sunday October 10, the dea-
con board was in charge OF de-
votions al the morning worship
service. Rev. s. r. King read the
opening scripture III Chronicles
T.3A-46, followed by the offertory
prayer by Rev r. Henderson
peace and Happiness" was the
subject Of Rev w n Bolts Sr as
sermon based on m Chronicles TIA
scripture reference which was ex-
planned and summarized In detail
Music was provided by the Gospel
Chorus, with Mrs - Hardy dir
Getting
Gladys Hudson OF Minneapolis
united with the church candidate
for baptism.
Many visitors were noted in the
audience. You're always welcome
az Zion.
At the eight O'Clock evening
hour. an interesting and inspiring
program was rendered by the
Wornen's Chorus with Mrs Plo,Iis
Moore directing. Rev. n w. Bolts
Ir was master OF ceremonies
Theme was. THE Family that
[ Prays Together Stays Together
and the theme song, we Walk IN
I the Light" The most impressive
event was repetition % the mar
rage vows by families present
I conducted by Mr.. and Mrs Prader
and the candlehght service by
fifteen juniors which was high
lighted with a solo By Sharon Bolts
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs II W
Bolts Jr and other solos and read
Z lngs
The program was climaxed with
a memorial service for deceased
members which was very impress
sive and touching,
Rev King was guest speaker -
3 30 pm at Holsey Memorial
church Rev VI C. Conweil II the
pastor He was guest speaker az
8 pm AT Elan Covenant church
IN Minneapolis
The women's Auxiliary and the
Ministers Wives held Joint meet
ing Saturday evening October rs,
good attendance and christian
nj 7.Sn pm at the church with a
fellowship was enjoyed Mrs lone
Brown was In charge.
The pastor and church extend
deepest sympathy % Mr. and Mrs
John warder IN the loss Of Mrs
warder's mother in Kansas city
Knns
Noted on the sick list are Mrs
rrapr North NJ Mt Sinai hOspital'
Mrs Magnolia Sartin MI sinai
Mrs Al Barnes. 10 irving Az y
AZ her home and I have been IN.
formed that Mrs Ida Webb VIII
enter Fairview hospital THIS Week
Tor surgery. Mr. James Mosiey
qt25 Fifth Az. $ Is m al his home
.Tat us remember the sick VIII
our prayers. cards and VISITS
a good attendance and impress
sivc prayer service was conducted
~ brothers James Richardson ant
E.Ux tones on last "Wednesday
cy,nIpr from T.3O 20 $50 Remem
her PRAYER service each WeaheH
dav from T.30 10 $50 pm
The Gospel Chorus reheafsa
rehenrsal 7 pm. each Friday ahe
.rb,,rsdavs al 3 pm. Junior Cnoii
women's Chorus SATURDAY evening
M seven o'clock. Members ar
urged to attend these rehears'lls
on last week we failed 20 men
ton that the Friendship Clun q
me church was In charge % IN
skit presented az the pastor ; an
riversary. which was wondef'l
. and highly enjoyed
Mrs. r. Henderson. reporter.
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riIe 80 sstrs
oitnEn ron uE NRtNU FtNAi
ACCOUNT AM rFftItnN fNN
uIsFnInt TtNN

ErATE 500 MINNESOTA
COUNTY oF iFNNSEpIN
PROBATE COURT
ne Wstafe ~ Elizabeth nafiat
Wttifawe atrn kuewu ~ Eltsa beth
MaEk Jones rHUrthrh
fT a. pUprWEp that che final
ecceurt ava petltlef taF eSRmlna
ton thereof ANA Cor Alstfibatien.
filled heFriu o. keafa gn Noatsx
November tear. 1883 al ma aciock
AZ ~ this cturt in the Cauvt
tgause ~ MinNeA potts MtHnsenta
ana that an pprscns Interested tr
fhts estate present ehiertiara "
any. Why sAih pstitien shsuiA nee ~
Erantrd
f'hts prtar shall Re eabiiases IN
the Minneapolis Spokesman ard
copies thereof mailed accerdtns %
taw
tsEAfA
MfrNrSgE ths MON MELVIN
rN-rwt;sCN. Jaasp - Probate
r0Nyt shis Ath as "a uvtvnor
ROSS yy1sSgSNr'N
CLERK - i'rutata ccuft
faua O. Sraifh
Attsrnev
r'aisce mag
jspsAssuAn. oct o. - a 80
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Senator Thye and
Cratic Exchange
Letters On 40 & 8


know nothing whatever about
Mr. Humans motives in remain
ing IN the 40 and g." n he were
running for office In Minnesota. I
would address him aa ! did you
A couple ~ years ago. when our
present Governor was about 10 be
.nducted into the 40 and s.. I
personally importuued him 10 pub
ucize his views on the di5crmin-
atory clause He Immediately is
sued 4 statement 10 the effect that
he was unaware Of the constitu.
flunM provision we have been
speaking about and refused 70
Join
will watch with interest and
Wmpathv the efforts you pu,
forth 10 obtain a detection OF this
provision ia the constitution OF the
40 and s.
Thank you again for your reply
tn my letter.
Yours very sincerely
William n, Cratic
October ~. 1858
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CHURCH
NEWS

Minneapolis are promoting.
We are having Rev. T. J. Jones,
teacher ar North Central Bible
College Tuesday. Thursday and
Friday Of this week in a bible
teaching ministry. We extend a
personal invitation TO you to come
and bring your bibles
Lannie Bergman, reporter
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CEHTIs TAYLOR ~
SENTENCED TO WORKS
on LICENSE SUSPENSION

ceriia Taylor A.. of po8 RDod1.
former night club operator was
arrested Monday October 20 after
license check revealed he VISA
driving after the suspension II
his drivers license ite was sent.
encod 10 10 days IN the Bt Faul
wafkhbusr
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GRANTED DIVORCE

Mrs Bculah Swan. ESQ " Avon
has been granted a divorce from
shirley n Swan % 81 Paul IN
Ramsey County District Court
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NOTICE ~ WEUEUY GIVEN BE-
William ~ Jones' father 30 janet
MArteNA tnneA ~ the iNfrauan az
Faffest Melville and Mahia Melville
fe adopt rae 1aughfet Janet Msrirur
1EHna That hearing tor said atnp.
zion wtii ~ hnla iu the rify 81
ntrHeAroiir CouBty 80 Nlcuucptn
DEatrist JHuft ap tha stu dAF vi
December. 1865
URfUHrl pc itaUwRn
AttorNaY FOR Petitioners
go tlr Nlrotict Btta
minneapolis MINI
f'atet ath dAy 80 NvtNhur taas
tsteH sHraan. pe1 III. "a a stN
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1u EoNNWr AZ NEWCbNn and
iuliHE ~ NEWDDMN
~" Az net"sy No,ineat Tbat
aeiaaf has been mafe iN the cuuIi.
tta tath aar ~ sortgmtsr tBsA
whereby ALVIN k kusfatka ana
Jeanette E haBfurhR bits wife sn
ftuirta snli 8ut agreet f1 tenvey
81 ftbsf' % NHe wH aNA tHHisa
p <cwrgm0 liushaea aud wife sa
ESQ county II tirnrtpiH State af
Npsesats 3p4ffibcA ~ Follows fa
wtf
tet rweoft fWa ffu un.f voa
ttl cab Knoll EsFF5rs aNHa,FfrF fr
iae Wap 81 r'ai au rils ,g bg 7flIee
fer itg U,anaty ~ tiaBbaplp sta,s RI
Minnesota that ihe WaFtasEa raE.a.
frsfiuu iHk rn said r"utrutt fa fha
aes " tltfo waa paid tp ite ffHss
Htuf W itruusPiH county M.nH sofa.
er 'Ne tsth tAF ny prhfuaft 1885 a.
gaipt Na igi thst tha foHhiiIap7 ~
safa contract ih whfsh eAt3 default
bsa nesn ma1s 40 follows. BE- wtt.
40 fnii1wa. go We
Fhe Vondars have taUaE a.
wake tbe psFroents 3We WI May 4
lsnn 1u,y Aaahst sHd Sep
we vaudrss have failed e. pa,
one hHIf 20 the zeal estate faxss
iua aut pRVahia tu ths vhat I#sa
TIE NeH1rrh hasa mitaA 81
maintain tire vfgwlsas On habIts
Hhie y1nAitteu 80 a. o. pfeacfyn ths
security ~ the aat1 vendors fa That
there be- no operative haatlNg Rianl
in IRE twslltnN en said yrvmieas
ani that said cnRtFaef viii BE- cav.
gciirA ard terminated ufnetY iRel
iRFH after thF service ~ this nHfifs
upan ysu unless prior thereto VNp
ssnpis with saiA conditions ~ satt
rahtfact 30 IN default AMI pay thl
rsfafa 90 @aFNiHe ~ thfs hNflpe
trhn n sharp.
Attrrnag faf Neoraa = NiisNu
Assignee ~ vepteFs intorenf
t4na city MiaN
tNRaNeanaH. tNtt ~ "a q 80
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unDpn ron ut1AnfNg rErts
TtnN Tou pnOoT 90 witt
ItutttNs TfaE 30 TrtT
CLAIMS Am Eoa utNniNG
rbipHEON
STATE gW MfNN EgprA
COUNTY Oh itENNEptN
~ PROBATE COUNT
tn iis Estate 20 ilrrnsrl % NHuey
s'sN known aa p ~ Allcr, brgad 2
ovdsr fss uss,i~s retidop 60
tssets WI
mr. tN pRptttEb HAT an persons
interested show tapaE N any fNHY
Nappmhrr SOL 1858 81 10 a.rlotb
AT iu itr court uagsa ip Minnie.
Buoiia Minnesota why the petition
bhtafu filed IN tfs p Milirf ~
uauUaptn CuHntv MiHpegHfa Tor tHa
aitesaHca ~ tH iHsffuwoHt pHrpHf'
lra 90 hs the ihHt VIII and frain
nHpt ~ said hereteut sra she pr9t
rata tbtFsaf and fu the appeiui
Is VI ~ tefs-lf Az rEeeutriE should
o.s.r 60 Tfis Ciat.s. and f-r
uesri.H rsrseas
fT tq FffNrftEr Nttrbtttif lHH'
Within fuuF months tf'w ne aSi'
,aieut Ulr their aiEiws tE thh
ttHfE f'av4fs win DO heard AHf
elsiwe ykauwiurH ana ttivstea hF
essr uta u.ppf Hu WantsN Nargi
tal Io18 Ar 20 iask a ~ u iR'
ganti IUuaa as MHnearnits Minoa'
e1fa
fhF.- orders shaft ns uublishea ~
the minneapolis guakaar8n Anf
eauta1 mAlisd acvaritRw tn iaw
iAEAff nF FWoftNTF rpuHrn
WtrNNHS che tDN Mft WIS
ftrF rENN Iudra " prenat,
CaHrt 'hla ffHf tsy ~ OH'ehaF
1888
NDsw N1aetwN
yiarF 81 probate court
E8rrtt NsiheF
Nnff ritls tuaufaueo NifE
Attorney
tEpaksafAr rtf e. ~ 4 Nov 1
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Or. T. J. Jones To
Be Anniversary
Speaker Sunday

pr 7 ! Jones formerly Of Lon
don. England and now dean Of
North Central Bible College, Min
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nrapolis, will bring the Anniyer-
sary message Sunday afternoon,
october 20 at 3 pm al Gospel
Temple Church, Grotto and Mar
shah Az So Paul
pg Jones, news commentator
and lecturer Is noted for his gos.
pei preaching The public is invited
to come out and hear this dynamic
speaker
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Eite No gf6ty
uNnEu ron titNHINU rtFIf-
TtpN ron FuOor o. VIII.
LIMITING TtdE ~ IItH
CLAIMS AND iDn tIUAutSG
THEREON
STATE ~ NfNNtAUTA
COUNTY % tENNErlH
M PROBATE tpltf
Ia ~ Estata ~ Lawrence samuel
bHtofL poeedaHt
order fos itsasisy rrti'iaa 90
lr ta 0HpEUffn that ~ parsons
Interested she's esaas n any they
haea. hefafn TILE Court 60 Monaat
Nsyriutef ara 1888 a. no oglntA
An in tbs court House " sun
nsspnlia Mipegsgia' IN VIZ ~
nubaff. ~ ftenuepin county. Nih
aeaata Zoe tile allowance ~ 81 ~
strunaNf pUfUnftlnH - Pc 'N9
wan and FpHtautNnt % eAl'
geJsrt sod The pfenAt'
80 thv abpniatneut ~ herself ~
t.ss,,tsfS should Hat Be sfaH'Fd
order 90 va. Ctails- aud fsr
uvastmE thNseen
IT ~ tUUrnGtt OUprngn that
withiu fauf months fFnm me date
hefnsf al oreAitprs ~ said bsratsbt
tlie their eisins 90 this puuFt
fFaHfs Win 20 Heard and aialms
fssWlHed ard adjusted tefafa thiA
Court % Monday Match sos, 1913.
he So o'clock An tH the court
House ga Minneapolis. Minnesota
rhsaa orders shall be pubiiabea tn
The MiNnsaraiip dreknvWAu RHd
soRls,ii @ re i,fs ss9 K. e,S,,i,,T
WIN paa the uuN NeT.yf,1
PETERSON Judge "a i'fsi,ats
eHrA thta sth RaF 10 October.
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tiofk ~ Probate Court
N1netrN Hryl a lnknaap
zee 81 Fsd fli1p
tHpohfswaR pet 10, tf a fl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

WHEATON (frst time offered
iM baths on living level, 3 bed
rms all brick. full Inglish bsmt
with rec. rm. ASSUME $4,000
lh% loan, 500 pays ell Act now.
70 9; ;.nE. slnIRs.uRBAN PRoPER-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

COLOkED-HOME AND TNCOMI
--ss70 Mount View Of Sc ANA
costa Modern corner APT
BUILDING with . complete apts
Live In one rent the other ex-
ellen ssIlsni for families VERY lox
OF trust. OWNER, VII. a-sss7 o.
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SILVER SPRING

low Ohh NAEW DRIVE
Attractive .3-oedrm brick ram
bier. eft liv. rm, with nrepi' ;
nnsral kHA terms, sl5.500
HUGH j. PECK HE. $4,000
s. 8 At CARROLL KNoLLs
J-bedrm. brick rambler. only
Sl525O or ~ ct 80, SOS mo.
Pine rec. rm.. Anchor fence, cor
ner, goinR fast
BETTER Buy Just LIKE IT
With Oh electric kit. and VERY
s n,r, ~. b-4oS4 or ~. $1,000.
ia ofHERs IN CARROLL kNoLLs
wooDsfDR FoREsT-open 10
dark-a nev IAmblers. priced in
the sos. Cash offers or trades, Dir .
Out Colesville I'd, 10 Dale DR., left
70 Crosby rd., right to Pin Oak dr /,
len 10 Crestridge and our open
WHEATON HILLS, iiass sh,rr,,
lane. lhfs Si4.40O loan--3- bedrm
brick rambler priced at Sl7.4OU
WHEATON,, 44ie Ives st.-Pic.
ture book j-bedrm. brick rambler
beaut. rec rm. and maid'E room
many extras; lots OF charm. si5.-
{. 3 FIHfcHER 10. s.soio
1901 SINGLETON DRIVE
ALTA VISTA TERRACE 81 900
$4,000 Owner sacrificing lovely
brick rambler for Immediate sale
Cali Mrs Kennef o. our once ~ %
show today THOMAS L. PHIL
LIPS CO., OIL. 4-l49i
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARGYLE CLUE AREA-3 bedrms.
den, y baths. nreplaces.. rec.
rm., driveway. si6,o6O; $1,000
cash. SIZE month. o. d. FIELD.
INC, JU. b-7il3.
ASHTON AREA-4.rm. los house.
u acre, fronts on 2 roads: 2 mi.
north o. Ashton, Rte. ZIG; $1,000,
ASHTON ARIA, mr.. Ednor. Thli
older home. set on 2 acres, with
tall oaks. has 4 Ice. rms. and bath
oil h.-W,h,. and q great deal OF
charm. Priced IN low 2Os with ex-
sg! '' hslhiiTSoN REtALfY Co -
BETuEsDA, oienWood area, SCI
0b0--Center-hall brick Colonial
rec. rm., attached gar. peri, cOnd
FHA appraised. Call MRS. DOYLE
OIL, 2-72O3 for appointment
BETHEsDA-CBEvY CHASE = New
l-bedHn., 2u-bath brk rambler
eenter-hail plan; rec. .rm 80 q
By 20 H., with flrepl.: ISa1 300
OF. o-ssI1 or OIL. 6-asb6
BETHEsDA, 6O02 HenningLopen
2.b sup, txp. End o.. garagei
$1,000 cash. Out Old oeorgstQwn
I'd. TO Sonoma, left TO Henning
800. AfccUNE, 10. 3-0sse.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

HvUses run SALe-Mu,
HILL. HOWARD coUN.
~ MD midway between Wash.
ington and Baltimorel, Hemiock
Hi ls IN community OF fne
country places With schools. mar.
kets, churches and country clubs
convenient. Completely modern.
ixed and attraetively decorated
this lovely country home Il avail.
able with 20 10 10 acres. Priced
from $4,000 up, according 10
acreage. Call Mr.. Hogue, DE. q.
4iOl. once hours: On 4-j76a
evea. and week ends. FRANCES
POWELL HILL, REALTOR, 1905
10th 81 nv, DE-. 2-410i.
IA PLATA. MD.--Town residence.
excellent condition: ii rms. bath.
town water and sewerage. Also suit.
able once. physician or dentist
apartment house; 2-acre lot; slb,.
500 LEONARD 6NlDER. Tel. WE
i-33li, La Plata, Nd.
no DOWN PAYMENT- Year-'round
home at North Beach. Nd; 4
rms. porch, stove and refer
price. $4,000: terms. s05 mo. OF
best offer. University 1870,
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CHEVY CHASE
oRcHARDAIE
baoa AHERRII,l. AVENtTW

Make your ofier on this fine brick
Colonial, 3 bedrms,, III baths.
living rm. with fireplace, separate
dining nm, screened porch; fenced
yard; dead.end street. Asking Slp,-
300, Excellent financing ~ 900
INV" s ohPRRN SUNDAY is
vsi s' IN IN On cs' sSsrsiuI ''"' % ~'''
JANIS L. DIXON A CO -
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ALTA VISTA
BETHESDA

sys on s' ossT acre c ora ssth :S5:
ceiiinsS, lily, rfn. and nrepl, din.
rIn,, mod kit, with table space 8
area iof lth Sedrm. and
csrport; sd ieso , DIT - out Snv, river
isft 10 seikirk dr. left TO open sign
CROSS n PERRY. OIL. 3-00pS
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4025 ID ST. Sc.

OPEN SUN. TO DARK
Near Our Lady Queen 81 Peace
SrieE: ) SsdrIs. : baths. fnishsd
rec I'm. with bar. lsvs. lot. vail
to-wal rugs. many extras, ~ 600
10 50. 900 down, balance $40. inels
int. pfln, and taxes. This must Be
seen. An excel. buy. u Will not last
lone Pint time offered Dir Out
Ridge 70 sc to % a.
THE GABLES CO.
II a-esee. Lu. 4-st44. II. i-ss4s
cotoRED.oPN SUNDAY. .