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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-08
TATTLING
TESS
By VONCILE KEETON

Well guys and gals, seems all
we can hear a about is how
tough Ray Jenkins is and how
he is taking up al 1.-The time of
a certain young miss We
are also hearing about the new
romance between Patricia
Baker and L. c. Rollins . We
also see Hill rocking to sue
cess with Jimmie Ann Terrell
and Patricia Williams on the
run Clifton Scott is running
loose and having plenty fun
doing it Curtis Dorsey has
begun to spark with shines.
Rosemary and Benjamin may
have something new in line for
us. Rose Riley may be riding
hard to keep Clabirone to her.
self. Margaret Brown seems to
be the only one for Billy
Keeton. 1t has been rumored
that Ruth Washington and
Linell Moore are making goo,
goo eyes at each other. The
right to love Is very much
known by Clifton Farrier and
Mary Thompson. The kid S
around Lanier have secret adj
mirers and the m ost talked
about is Ray jenkins. Milton
Cooper has a very hard heart
beat. James Coleman seems to
be well satisfied with Beba
Stamford. Sadie McNaire real
ly is attractive to Paul Woods.
Curtisene Morris has had
something wonderful to hap
pen to her. Seems to be the
real thing between Earl Miller
and Barbara Easterling, they
are the hottest. Inilla Ben
iamin and Charles Robinson
are the coolest. VILLA m
Gaines seems to have eyes for
somebody elses' love, watch
out Ben. Annie Bell has re-
quested that we spell her name
correctly. only Emmett Brown
can do that. Best dressed:
Benjamin Williams, Rosemary
Jones, Ray jenkins, James
Coleman, Emmett Brown
Margaret Brown, Billy Keeton,
Mary Thompson, B ar b ar a
Easterling.
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McKENNY CHAPEL PAS
TORS Aid Club met Friday
night, January "a, in the home
of Mrs. Bertha Phillips, 915
Cotton Street. During the
spiritual devotion, a song was
sung, scripture lesson read by
Mrs. Amanda Anderson; pray
er offered by Mrs. Florida
Flanagan. The business ses-
sion was interestingly conduct
ed by the president. Reports
from the sick committee re-
vealed that several members
were on the sick list. 1t is
wished for all of them speedy
recovery. Rev. M. r. Mazee
taught an inspiring lesson. Be
fore the close of the evening,
Mrs. Phillips served delici-
GUS plate luncheon with punch
and a dessert of lemon pie.
Total attendance, IL; total Of
fering, $7.55. Officers: Mrs.
Carrie Curry, President; Mrs.
Louise McGill, Vice; Mrs. Min
ner Lee Mills, Treasurer; Mrs.
Mary Alice Austin, See; Rev.
j. M. Kimble, Pastor. The next
meeting will be Feb. 7 in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Clay, 700 Cotton Street.
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Chapel A. M. E. Church, Sum-
day, February 2, with the pas
tor, Rev. M. Mozee in charge.
Burial was in the family GENE
terry at Starkville, Miss. Mrs.
Lamar was great church
worker and a dearly beloved
friend and neighbor. She
leaves her husband, Mr.. Joe
Lamar, one sister, Mrs. Ethel
Macon of Tulsa, Okla, one
brother, Mr.. F. Jordan of New
Orleans, who was not physic-
ally able to be present; also
here for the funeral were: two
nieces: Mrs. Tressie Jefferson
of Chicago and Mrs. Everlena
Byas of Memphis and her two
daughters; two nephews, Mr..
Freddie Ware of Vicksburg
and Mr.. Jordan Ware of Jack
son.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-08

THE LATE MRS. LOU
MONTGOMERY was laid to
rest here in the Good Shep-
herd Cemetery. Mrs. Mont
gomery, wife of Rev. Homer
Montgomery, M. E. Pastor of
Amory, Miss, died, almost
suddenly after two strokes last
week. The funeral was large
ly attended at Amory. Her
daughter, Loubertha with her
three children from Moss
Point. Miss; her son, Jack
Nelson with his wife and little
girl from California, followed
the body from Amory to
Greenwood. Rev. Montgom-
cry is brother of Mrs. Eliza
Terrell, Mrs. Malinda Nero
and Mr.. Charlie Montgomery
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as anyone else. "Till / come,
give attendance to reading, to
exhortation, to doctrine" - 1t
is a worthy saying and true
that one cannot teach what
he does not know. That is
why it is so necessary for a
teacher to devote much of his
time to study, to reading, in
order that he might keep
abreast with what is going on
and be able to keep his people
informed. Neglect not the
gift that is in thee, which was
given thee by prophecy, with
the laying on of the hands of
the presbytery' The pres
bytery was composed of elders
who had ordained Timothy for
the ministry, believing him to
be capable of performing the
duties for which the office
made him responsible. "Medi-
tate upon these things; give
thyself wholly to them; that
thy profiting may appear to
all" Again and again
emphasis is put upon study
and preparation for the work
of the ministry, for Paul was
convinced that the man of
God should be a well-informed,
well trained, self-disciplined
person. "Take heed unto thy
self, and unto the doctrine;
continue in them: for in doing
this thou shalt both save thy
self, and them that hear thee"
The negative view of
this is that many ministers de-
stroy themselves and those
who hear them because they
neglect to give themselves
wholly to qualifying them
selves and keeping fit to serve
people in the capacity of the
Christian ministry.
FAITHFUL WITNESSING
ENJOINED:
"Thou therefore, my son, be
strong in the grace that is in
Christ Jesus" Quite a bit
of time had passed since Paul
first wrote to Timothy, adj
vising him how to qualify him.
self to be good Christian
minister. There were many
things Paul had experienced
by way of hardship and perse
cution which Timothy had not
as yet experienced. "And the
things that thou hast heard of
me among many witnesses, the
same commit thou to faithful
men, who shall be able to
teach others also" These
were many things Paul had
tried to inform his students
of. He had tried to instruct
them with precept and with
precept and with example
how to be good Christians,
and good leaders, those who
aspired unto the ministry.
PRACTICAL POINTS ON
THE LESSON:
Every minister should bear
in mind that sinners need Cos
pei preaching and Christians
need gospel teaching.
The teaching of the gospel
will produce conviction in sim
ners and will feed the saints.
1t is just as important or more
so to nourish young converts
as it is to get sinners CONVEX
ted. Thus the teaching min
istry of the church has been
in force ever since the begin
ming of the church.
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MRS. B. L. HILTON was a
shut-in for two days last week
but has returned to her post
this week, to the delight of her
many friends.
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Georgia Johnson. Beatrice
Boyd and Miss Rosa Lee Jack
son. The meeting was greatly
enjoyed by all. After the rou-
tine of business the hostess
served a very tasty repast.
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THE SOCIALS TX CLUB
met in the home of Mrs. Nina
Coleman. January 80, 1853 and
on Feb. 6, met in the home of
Mrs. Rosa Lee jackson. PIT
E. McLauren Street with the
following members present:
Mesdames Essie Curry, Nina
Coleman, Annie Mae TONNES,
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GREENWOOD NEWS /.

REV. AND MRS. C. A. HAIR
PER were both on the sick list
for the past several days.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-08

THE FUNERAL OF MRS.
MARY LAMAR was very
largely attended at Turner's
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-02-08

THE TEACHING MINIS
TRY OF THE CHURCH.
l Timothy 4:6-16; 2 Tomothy
81, 2; 3:10-17. Print / Timothy
4;6-16; 2 Timothy 2: l, 2.
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Masonry rambler on heavily
dining room. large kitchen, porch,
3 bedrooms. 2 baths, rec. room
and sarass; $3.50 ,aoo 40 ,cS esasI
", sEAY Co. us W. BROAD 81.
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WHALE "OF a BUY!"-AIl brick
msnt on bssStifnliy WOODED io s' n
handy section Of North Arlington
Fireplace in living room. separate
dining room and dinettf area in
equipped Kitchen. ACT NOW. It's
Sl7.25O and low down payment
syilnl vhssTn,daIs. cal s.lPs PEARSON
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18Th AND PA,
AVE. IS.E.-2-family brick; z apis,
baths bsmt. gas heat. TRA a,I::
SSsS down down ID. pAVIps; o "a o-oslz'
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AkEA: .Sl3.OOU
Brick bungalow; elose-in loca:
tion: llv. rrn., din, rna.,. kit. 2
bedrms,, scr. porch, full osmt :.
hot-Water heat: vacant. HUGH 7
PECK. NE. 4.64O0 til o,
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PUT ON YOUR Easter bonnet in
Lake Bancroft area--;i-hedroom
rambler. Very Teas. down pay.
ment. tl3,660. FLEET REALTY
CO., IA. S-5e3S or IA. 2-O23f.
4 BEDRMS.; sI3,0bO-Loyely HON.
in very COW. loo; tip-top shape;
$3.50 cash. balance less than rent.
MANNAs REALTY. JE. 2-3llO.
ASSUME $4,000, 49, LOAN
bedrm. brick home with full bsInt.;
N Arl.; $4,000. MANEAs REAL
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s ;..1. COUNTY, SS.,, E ,.ST.;,s ssi y.
sss'cSS. MsahNssss' h ssEAEE9TY,r % II
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
fcoNIllluEDl

CABIN John. el0l Macarthur blvd
Comfortable, clean frame home
on . Generous lot: 4 bedTms. plus
extra porch sleeping rms: excel
lent terms can be lFranged. $12.-
go RI. soS LIy56R z; cABB11' seeeylt SE
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HOUSES F0R sALE-MD.
M0NTa0MERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-Terriic value; s bed.
rms, 3 full bathrms. lac. liv. rm.
dining "L," huge kit. with every
thing. air cond.: $24.9bO. excel
lent financing. ARDMORE REAL
TY CO., OIL. 2-1730: ewes. Oh
6-45iI.
BETHEsDA-cOLONlAL cHARMEF
Pretty as q picture with "
ANTIQUE coach lamp settine IN.
mood Of this 3-bedrm., Ila-batf
brick home: larEe attractive IL
brary, powder rm., family dinini
rm. with lovely crystal chandelier
stairway to storage attic. tul
bsmt. with maids rm. and built
in garaee; corner lot; LIST tim.
offered; will sell fast at S23.D5O
Call OIL, 1854. Once open
till Q. THOMAS J. FISHER q CO.
BETHESDA4 bedrooms, 3 full
baths In new brk rambler; nre'
place In liv. rm.. lge. modern KIT
with dishWasher and disposal
25-ft. daylight rec. rm, will
walk-out entrances: many huilt-iI
features: excel. financing; immed
REALTY, oil. 4-I4i5.
BETnEsDA---Attr. brick Cape Coz
with Z bedrms., 2 baths: shaded
lot: S17.05O. A, v. PIsANI
Realtors. OIL. 1880; ewes, Nv
4-2s41.
BETHESDA-New 7-rm. brick split
level uneaualled 81 $22.5O0: ::
An. above-eround family room
f4.acre wooded. Open . pm. daily
Out Bradley blvd. 8 miles, rieh
on Fernwood I'd. SAMUEL I
BooLEY, D. 6. once, AID. 10000
BETHEsDA-BFiek Cape Cod: 4
fenced I'd, bsmt,: $40. 800. GEO
W. ROBERTSON, Reaitor. SD3t
WIS. ave, OIL. 2-2l23: ewes, EN-
2-202b.
BETHESDA, wYNGATE-Delight.
~ II 0s VIDE. sep' ann I rm. n Fui III
WALK-oUT BsMT. with tile floor
flowers Near all schools and bus
$50. 800, Biz trust. SAMUEL =
BOoLEY OF ND. INC, OIL
6.7sOO: ewes. OIL, 6-7sai
down and take over : E Excellent az AZ
finaneine. SPARKLING clean HON,
CONSISTING Of liv. rm,, KIT. -dinettl
comb. : pedrms, and bath on lei
level lot. conv. to schools anc
new shopping center, Cal ~
Renee Y tvf L;uT1E2s CO. sooe44i' Law
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a Ess, '-Ss ssnsins -o opsn Sun suS ScS
$500 wiimstte I'd. Oh. 6sS776. y
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SPRINGTIME
GI-ss5O DOWN


Come to the aid Of your wife
Give her the space she needs Il
raise your children in comfort
-Four twin bedrooms. two full baths
fully-equipped family kitchen; husG
screened porch and q shady, fenced
lot; Assume large loan or so 0I;
Sl0,600.
BETHESDA OR BUST!
Why bust when you can buy this
almost new brick Split Level at
only S19,75O7 True center hall
plan featuring q beautifully panel
led recreation room, prize winning
G-E Kitchen. three twin bedrooms,
two complete baths, dining room
and a cedar fenced lot with q
lovely patio. One block to elemen-
tary school. Why pay more when
you can live in Bethesda for
S1g.550!
James c. Conley & Co.
95a5 GA. AVE. JU. 9-4l34 TIL Q
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UsED-FURN. STORE. plus : spts. !:
ssnakk ressivs9 s sss:sas ~. Ii

UsED-FURN. STORE, plus : apts, !:
s..sssssir s 6 IS. s sts;sslas ". Ii
IN TINE FOR VACATION TRADE
Sinclair service station. for lease,
IN center OF resort area. Beverly
Beach and Mayo rds.. Mayo. Md.
excellent summer potential For
further Information, call Mr.
S SSrtkEssId IaE.;assbR a bas@s nda
GRoCERY STORE RoUIpAiENT "a;
sale; Eeasonable. LU. 4-1924,
THE BEST $40 INVESTMENT n
the U 8 A Is to purchase I share
OF preferred stock IN the En-
p1pys ..soI se ssiI Co. ins For Il.
DAYS S-5, SUNDAY. iO-5.
PARTNER for growing reastpranl
Box Box s5s-Y = st ANN ave Hsai' &c
RELIABLE, hard-working manager
for suburban commercial station
cry store. investment opportunity
ing. Give qualifications and re.
sumo In LIST letter: held conflden.
tial. Box 400-Y, Star.
EXTREMELY WELL SITUATED
corner, suitable for large truck
sto k. Taxi headquarters or many
other uses. Large aforementioned
once space. gasoline pumps, largs
heated shop and very large park.
ina area. Located elose-in w. Va
ave, ne. Call La. 6-4313 or LA
CARRK.OUT SHOP-Excellent NV
cor. Net profit over $1,000 mo
No deliveries. Price $4,000
Terms. w. 4. THRIFT tExclusiyeD,
14l1 Pa, ave. n.Ws Ma. S-s743 OF
BARBER SHOP FOR sALE-Fivs
chairs, modern eQuipment; for
quick sale, reas. price. 2615 18th
st. NV.
DELICATESeRN, variety store;
sandwich trade, bet. S60O-S00O
weekly cash business: $4,000 cash
or 81 900 terms. Term, apt: rent
SS6 per mo. Ii. 4-39o1.
A VARIETY. 5 and 10 or apparel
shop needed for store. 36x110 IT,,
in established shopping center Of
rs stores. For further information
J. H. KNOX
Thos. j. Fisher Il Co., Inc,
73s 18th st. NV. D1. 7-oS3C
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hA@ ~ -AAA1aNAh o~gSaA - ~
rambler, less than . yrs. old: sep
din. rm., . freplaees; bsmt.: Gar
81. 500 down. HUGH T, PECK
Realtor. He. 4-04O0 til 3.
CHEVERLY-Sl5,5OO FLA. 2-bed
rm. brick Colonial estate. Diet
gar, full bsmt., many extras. w
BERENs SALES. INC. AP. 1870
COLLEGE PARK-SI6,gBO FHA--
immaculate 3-bedrm. brick bunga
low, det.: full bsmt, and rec, rm.
Anchor fenced: tiled kit. picture
window In Nv. rm. Many extras
We take trades, FREDERICK w
BERENB SALES INC, AP. 7-Ao46
HTLLCREsT HEIGHTs-FHA ap
proved. t1b,750: 4-yr.-old bricl
bath. ist A.; 3 bedrms. an
bath. End A.: full bsrnt;: level 10
with shade trees; $1,000 down
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. Real
tors sss,s LII oyT 5stOe G;tos sTs5; sd 5y
DAYS.
HYATTsvlLLE Iii rooms, 8 pvt
apts.; large rooms, fireplace: =:
gas furnaces, 2 air conditioners. \
equip. kits garaGe Workshop
JOHN II. JOHNSON. wa. T-5o50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2-batt
home, or z apis: esautifui syn w;
room Isl and 2 deo noS g;,i s snssD,
Sots a. soI Dsyms .S,OO HUDSON real
ESTATE CO., UN. 4-I515 AP
7-369l.
LANGLEY PARKi SlS,2O0-ModerI
brick home; I'LL, Nv. h r%;; am o. nm
assume AZ loan. pay S61 - mo
HUGH T. PECK. REALToR. he
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AcREs-Ney
3.bedrm. brick Famb.: Ice lot: tul
bsmt., scr. porch: conv. 70 schools
anc tramp, BUILDER: $ib.7hO
AP. 7-7l36.
MARYLAND y. AREA--English Co
lonial; 2h-story brick; - rooms
ton. No brokers. WA. 7-l333.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AREA: S13. 900
Brick bungalow: elose-in loca.
tion: llv. rrn., din, rna.,. kit. 2
bedrms,. scr. porch, full bsmt:
PECK, he. $4,000 eli o. -.
n. FOREsTvILLE. $500 down;
eonY. TO Andrews. Census. etc:
Blk. elem. school--3-bedrm. ram
Sr fs other extras. Assume 90
81 loan ass Total price. 'sla'eoo'
ROLLING RID0E--Finest 3:bed.
RIM. and bsmt. all-briek ramblerl
and spiit-levels IN the city, some
with built.in garages and mn
rec. rms. de luxe kit with birch
cabinets and built.in oven. Paved
SITS. and sidewalks. CITY sewer and
o y % sSIe J eEie S i Fa1
1nSncins. Trades taken. DIR. oul
csntTai ave, Rte, sil TO Addison
Mr. ohse. RE-. $1,000, With MAJ
MILLER REAL ESTATE. III. q
2IO0.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rambler
cow. Bolling, Andrews; equip. Kit
fenced I'd: $3.50 On, 10, 1852
sUNNYBROOK-4 bedrms., ful
heat. mr.. Prince oeorges Shoppint
Center Assume $4,000 loan
81, 300 dn., S9l mo. includes taxes
BERENs SALES. INC, AP. S-4646
UNIVERSITY GARDENS - Lovely
brick rambler with 2 bedrnis., full
bsmt.. close TO all convens. Sl6,5OO
FHA terms. We take trades
FREDERICK W. BERENs. INC,
ZAP. 7-4B46.
S6t.36 PER MONTH-why pay
more rent when you can purchase
this 2-bedrm. bungalow on Level
wooded lot with full bsmt 2 Priced
a. only $3.50 with, Reasonable
SsEn z DsSS%sniRs oSS alI ~ spRyTpSi
a CO.. INC
sToNE !: AND CEMENT sUNGA:
S siiisl. D s.nsssi s sasA, 81 ' ssy
sssi:. n. y -hiIE!ss.s,s;. 5000 .
oWMTR. "a. s.sSiO. ''nAn''
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REAL ESTATE SALE Or ExOR.
CHURCHES FOR SALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rubbls
s oeaa :sI pan sDpr O soJ D.s sIsc s
. Social hail in bsmt. Modern, fully
equipped kitchen includes dishes
Educational bldg. seat 100. Fully
equip. JOHN H. JOHNSON, wa
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MeusIs bon sALE-Mp.

BEAUTIFUL brick BUNGALOW. only
9 Year, old: nnest neighborhoo
20 min. dntn.: only S14.60O with
$1,000 dn.. take ever o. loan.
10. e-6777.
FIESTA RAMBLER-Firgt 0flerinu
OF this 3-bedrm. rambler on large
level lot. full bsnt.. with knottys
pine rec. rm.. spacious KIT. Win
built-in eye-level oven. PROPERTY
late eond. Priced az Sil. 500. AS.
sumo large FLA loan. CAL I'll 9
Bi aHSjiis Va Z CO. o-ss &c. Hos1HI :
vile. Priced TO sell ct S19,910.
Easy terms arfanged. bedrms.:
cor. lot; rec, built. Owner says
SCI: .ssseiHi nv ". r. SIsi ESES~i1ss' '''' Ma
NO SETTLEMENT CHARGEs, nefi
Baltimore H.. parkEay= ,-s PC %,
In bsrt.; fenced level lot: walk
ssse.d di; Y sii1so S :aRsr9 si.Cet
$3.50. S Ssl' II ! bz Ttii ~ ! CO.
BMAOA CAIE .O0Ds NV tn.s - Aee
bedrms.. separate dining area
stairway TO unfn: attic. screened
porch close to trans. conv. x
BALTIC. pkWy. Just S12,050: onl,
$3.50 down, Ell .33 per mo. II
eualifled buyer. FINcHAM g. CO.
I'M. 1898.
CHECK THIS NEW IIsTING-Ney
brick rambler on A.aere lot: !:
$4,000 $4,000 JAMES G. c. coNSLEYii ' 4 CO. co.
APP. 7.6992. ewes. WA. 7-0306.
CHEVERLY--Brick Cape rod. Liy
rm., fireplace. full bsmt.: Sl3,6O0
5000 dns Se4 per mo. FHA. UN
4-S5sS.
peter ]. hagan & son
COLLEGE PARK-3-bedroom ram.
bier, ! year old; Gear garage. full
. ne y! ss~t MT IA ;aer I'm lcs; ssllsS Sso
peter ]. hagan q SON
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EASTER
SPECIAL
4 REDRMS.. ~ BATHS

= 0EOIGN40., j " 0A 411O
Here Is your Easter bargainl
RMS 6-room slate roof home for az
little as S725 cash in service: Or
S1,100 cash FHA, with monthly
payments ,ess than rent. Glass:
enclosed porch entrance, beautiful
living room with fireplace. separate
dining room. equipped kitcnen. =
Two bedrooms with large closets.
and floor; full basement with den
or study. one half enclosed bath.
large deep freeze included. Beau
tifuful level lot: detached slate:
roof earaee. Excellent neighborhood
near schools. bus and shopping.
owner leaving area, will soon sen.
Better see this one today.
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HOUSES WANTED ...1|I!., 70 REnTlMR. TWEEDY
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RoOMING HOUSE operator wants
houses suitable for roomlng houses.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

ALASKA AVE. AREA - Pretty
white house on attractive. quiet
street: center hall, large den and
dining room. living room with
F fireplace, big. bedrooms. huee
closets, Nice kitchen. Easy hnanc-
CO, oil. 4-i454 Til q pm.
BAkNABY WOODS -20sl Love
IL. big. 3-bedrm. 2lz-baths brk.
center hall. rec. rm. with nrepI.:
owner leaving CITY, urges quick
salei FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC,
OIL, 2-S006: ewes, KE. 7-13SO.
CHEVY CHASE-Detached, red
brick. Near Bend and Military I'd =.
high school: 8 rms. lIs baths.
breakfast nook. garage. Possession
with deed. To inspect call Mr.. Ma
loney; GEORGE !. BOR0ER. INC.
1895 X st. NV, Ma. S-O35O
CHEVY CHASE. D.. C.-Detaehed
floor den, 5 nice bedrooms and :.
baths up: recreation room: de-
tached garage; price $4,000. Call
WO. $4,000 until . pm. EDW. II.
JONES & CO., INC. Chevy Chase,
D. c.
:-FAMILY APT, rms. and bath
each; bsmt., large serage: mr.
Georgia ave-; 5000 to $500 cash.
1 apt rented. $50 per mo. Rent.
sell or exchange. OWNER. ia.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.. 5II5 4snd
st, nv.-corner. large; S19.500;
lot 1OOx1OO. WO. 6-3054. az
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AIRS. UnFuRnlsMED-vA.

2eth ave-. ". Asattsvilie. Ar
APTs. UMFBRnlsHED-vA.
ALEX. del RAY-2-bedrm. apt;
skAE StIl.- w. lula: .issssss.z loO. vAH
ARLINGTON = 1-bedrm. apt. In
modern BLDG. on cuisines, near
pentaEon and NAVY annex: on
TINKLE PROPERTIES Realtors,
ARLINGTON = EaFse 1-rm. apt,
with bath, refrtEerator and hot
plate; Il lovely apt asI;, hoase :,: aasal
and naTkinR. Convenient to bus
lines. $50 including all utilities,
WAKRPIELD MANOR. 1915 N.
Court House I'd. 'CAn IA. $4,000
10 am. too Pm, Monday ithrough
Friday.
ARL.-NeW, 3 bedrms.. Unframed
kit, gar., air-cond.: 8 min. D. c.
SiSo. 80. IA. $1,000. "a. 7-5606.
ARL.-2-bedrm. apt. sos; carpeted
super sound Insulation, unlimited
STORAGE. pSrkinG. IA. b-0534,
ARE, N. THOMAS, across blvd. from
All. HHll--Very Ice, i-hedrm. apt. !:
ssf:r i5 a. sS4s Ssi & 81 Sal as ssEs
Ssdfm. apt: Sos. caii res. mgr,
ARIe-clean. auist adult; / and
slls o.f e 4. Y y 300 liYsssA ; rs
z,I:.o PsfDIs n. oS h0s I S5IIa N,
n new AZ onIy Sio7 10. I inei. al All
iitiis, and parking. Ciose-in, quiet
STREET. Res. mgr. IA. 4.34S3. /
Der sound insulation. carpeted
halls; $40, mel. utils. IA. 6-6634
FALLS CHURCH = Small upstairs
s atii:;. c SE. s saasrai 900 mo- mel
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENs. ada
cent to shopping ctr, and schools:
) Minis downtown Minis, pents.
parking; front-ofaee service; laun-
new refrigeratof with freezer top
special eonvenienceS for Army
Navy and Air Force personnel; }
posures; from SIS Mount vernon
ave and Russell road. alex. Va
rE 6.44O0.
n. VERMONT, 1000; apt. 20l; re-
Gently decorated-2 bedrms., nv.
rms kit.,. dinette and bath, $50.
incl. utils. Tenant will show.
WALKER q DUNLOP, INC. co. s.
s-BEDRM. UNFUKN. APT.--Nice Nv.
rm.: refgr., stove: uttls. furn.; pvt.
driveway; eonv, loo. IA. $4,000.
1873 N. OAK ST. Apt. 3O3---1 he'd
newly dseprsfsS: oif-strsss psrk..
ing. I blk. TO bus. WEAVER
BROS. INC. Realtors, Mortgage.
Bankers. Wash. Bidg.. DI. 7-S300.
ATTRACTIVE 2-BEDRAE. APT, with
sun deck, yd.: $40. plus gas and
electricity. KE. e-6432 or IA.
6e00[a.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-R.E.

COLORED-8 RMS: very largt
lot; new condition; $500 70 $500
cash. Vacant. Also many houses
for colored in different sections
OWNER. IA. o-701O.
COLORED-MICnIGAN PARK NE
$500 down 5-rm. semibrick
bsmt run Has pOi heat. Sii $50. 500
mo. RIA. 6-6912. TU. 2-S975.
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NATURE

In all its splendor will soon DO
Turing you to the countryside. so
why not live there In this big
ari tocratie Southern-style brick
home with tail white pillars.
l.rge center hall. spacious living
room with fireplace. banquet sized
dining room. large equip. Kitchen.
bedrooms, . tiled baths Zone in
master BEDROOM, full basement.
place, biz buiit-in garage large
wooded lot. Needs some decorating
but this will be allowed for. Select
your own colors--then what .
homel Good close-in location. near
b c. and Pentagon. The admiral
is now abroad. home vacant. very
liberal terms and financing. For .
real thrill see this enc today.
IA 7-Q2fn