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Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07

town, now resides in North Lit
tie Rock. :, We wish Ed Grandy
a speedy recovery, who suffered
stroke last Sunday morning.
The ". M. L, will have a plate
lunch supper Friday night, No
vember 7th, at Herron's place.
The school bus turned over last
Tuesday morning, but not any
of the children were seriously
injured, A cemetery meeting
was held last Tuesday night at
Pilgrim Rest Church, Rev. P A
Gold presided. ?. A bus load of
members from Antioch Church
motored to Arkadelphia last Sun
day. E. On the sick list are Mrs.
Mckinley Jefferson, John Fowler
and Chester Thompson.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07
AROUND NO. LITTLE ROCK

The Singing Union will be held Sunday at 2:30 in
New Hope Baptist church. New Town. Rev. Crane pastor E.
Jackson president Mrs D. Hughes, secretary.
Jones High PTA will meet Tuesday at Z p M T. H. Hun
ter principal Mrs Mary Ray president.
The Tots Parade held Sunday Eight Street Baptist
church was First prize by little Miss SUI
James, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs L. Dean with the a.
mount $780, Second prize Karen Coet Stewart spon-
sored Marie Stewart and Mrs Cleon Stewart
with the amount S4077 Third prize Minnie Eta Camp
sponsored by Mrs Aron Sanders with the amount
$780, amount raised $1412O. Rev. w. K.
Vaughn pastor, Aaron Sanders, president.
The Dads Club Of Lincoln Elementary school will pre-
sent Womanless Wedding concert Wednesday, Novm
Der 70 800 D. the school auditorium Participating in
the wedding will be following persons Mason Rice Willie
Walker Chester Green Alfred Downs Andrew Power Manuel
Maord Mason jr Joseph Jordan Robert Ellis Abraham
Marshall Phillip Jordan, Nathaniel Brown, Henry Williams,
Samuel Holloway and w. E. Jones.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07
> IT j
IARo9 asll

The Phyllis Wheaey Charity club will meet Wednesday,
November Il at $3.50 at the home of Mrs Alberta In
gram, 1919 State streets Young Mrs Mary
Jones, co-hostesses, Mrs v f McAIurray, president
Members the Friendship club met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Willie Hattison Pine street. Saturday cele
the birthday of Mrs Hatson The house beautiful
~ decorated delicious duck dinner
received lovely suit from her husband and
other useful gifts Special guest Mrs Wilma Alexander
LADIES! Need a we-paying job? Prepare for tomor
Learn Beauty Culture at Vevatex Beauty College
The cavalette club met at the home of Mrs. Geneva
Leary 1911 West 18th this being business meeting
meeting opened by the president The club making
final plans for their annual club dance TO be held Wedneda
night 26 the Dunbar Community Center. TIL
hostess lovely dinner which enjoyed by all Thre
games played and the following persons 1st prize
Mrs Stella Tucker End prize Mrs Cauty Lee and 3rd prize
Mrs Mable Johnson The meeting will be with Mrs.
Chauy Lee 32l West 33rd street Mrs Aeada Jones' re-
porter
The Rosa Morris Charity club sponsor season
Sunday, November 9, the Community Center from
= The club members personal invitation you
attend Mrs. D. D. James president Mrs A. l. Perkins
porter
The lovely home of Mr. Mrs Lee Moore 1015 West
goth the of Modernsc Girls club
ing Tuesday evening" October g. The business meeting
sisted Of the election officers follows President Mrs.
Alma Moore; vcepresident Mrs Lucille Scott secretaytre
Miss Trayve Hentrll secretary. Mrs. Burc
Smith Mrs also elected reporter Following tn
business m Getting delightful refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess.
The Sunshine Charity viii meet Thursday November
G. at the home of Mrs Sarah Rice 80 Pulaski Hostesses
Mesdames Humphrey Laura Waugh Ruby Harris
Mrs H. Culins president Mrs Sam Ella Ward reporter
The annual Beauty Clinic sponsored by the Arkansas
Beaucians association viii be held here House of
Beauty November 1912 Bill Simmons scheduled to our
guest artist will be able participate Joseph Manson
will be present with the in hair styles and fashions
Students of Vevatex Bauty college participated in the
National Council of Negro Womens fashion last Sunday
at the House of Beauty Operators Miss Whmore Mrs
LleS, Miss Wilkins, Miss r. Spvy. Models their style
Split wisp bang Miss Wilkins Whirl Poodle Miss
were Miss Phillips Pkg with balanced Fancy Poodle
Whimore modelled the Compromise Chemise, Mrs Hawkins
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07
Psyche Sims Down

Psyche, for 81 years the 81
lent sylph on a shelf, has broken
out of her shell at last. This year
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07
College Station

Virginia Halter
Mrs. Gena Vernon of Fort
Smith formerly Of our city is
here visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Fitch Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07

Virginia Halter who has been
discharge from the hospital is
now convalescing. Mrs. Gloria
Dean Freeman who has been in
Independence, Kansas, visiting
friends hss returned. We wish
Earnest Burton a speedy recov-
cry. Mr. Burton formerly of our
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07

jr modelled the DONNA Dee R. Spvy modelled the
Emjress dream.
A-3c Calvin Shackelford of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Shaceford 1924 Spring street III the city visiting his
family and friends Altman Shacklefod has been stationed
Warren Field Cheyenne Wyoming He viii leave Friday
for duties at Ellsworth Base Rapid City South Dakota.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07
Rosalla Scott

OF NY POIatO
tricks : with Carnation Eyapo.
rated Milk, of course! I just
can't say too much about cook
ing with Carnation. !. the double
rich milk for every cooking need.
Concentrated to the texture of
cream = specially processed for
better blending with potatoes or
any other ingredients. It's Car
nation in the red and white can!
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07

BETRoTHAL ANNoUNcED-Mr and Mrs. c. H. Sutton
1911 South Elm the engagement and forth
coming marriage of their daughter Helen Maxine to Jim
ME W. Cannon of Mr. James Cannon and maternal
grandson OF Mrs Rosie Huntley of Detroit Michigan The
Drideeect attended AMIN college where she affia
ed with Delta Smga Theta Sorority and recently grad
the University of Arkansas School of Nursing Mr.
Cannon, graduate of Phiander Smith college, affia
ed with Alpha Phi Aph Fraternity The wedding will be
event of November Both Mt Zion Baptist church. 908
Cross
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07

the White Rock Girl, will be
travelling from city to city as
a good will ambassador, visiting
dealers, attending sales conven-
tons, and dropping into stores
during the next twelve months.
Today Psyche looks lovelier
than ever, and you'd never guess
she's 81 and old enough to be
Vour urandn1ntborl
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-07
Legal Notices
WARMING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancry Court
Mary Richmond Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1882
Ernest Richmond Defendant
The Defendant Ernest Richmond
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff
Mary Richmond
Dated October 22nd 1858
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
w. w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards d. c.
10:31;11:7-14-21 At.
WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
County of Pulaski, IS.
Ulysses Graves Plaintiff
VS.. No 1l1378
Amelia Graves Defendant
The Defendant Amelia Graves,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff
Ulysses Graves
D-ted: October 20, 1858
j. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles l.. Carpenter
Attorney adj Litem.
Airline Turner, Chancery Clrk
BY Jamye Dreher D. G.
11.7-14-21-28 At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

= fun information aADut any
man who offers himself o. Q
husband; and it's really her
Job to satisfy herself on this
point.
Shouldn't Object
He might be a bit resent
full If he discovered that you
were tracking him down tall
though that's no reason why
you shouldn't do sol; but If
he has any sense. he can't
object to direct inquiries
from her.
Finally, she should insist
that both Of them have pre-
marital counseling. well
ahead Of the wedding. A
trained counselor can get
from each of them the in
formation needed to help
them make a success. I'm
always happy to put any
reader in touch with a quail
fled counselor, either to aid
with problems that have
arisen in marriage or. much
better. to provide the educa-
ton before marriage that
will prevent problems from
arising. Really. no one should
marry without such service;
and in this case, it's impera-
tive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
Tea Is Tribute
To Mrs. BeuuS

Mrs. Frederic Beggs was
honored at a tea Friday
described by the hostesses
as a small friendly tribute
prompted by her recent re-
election as president of the
local Salvation Army Auxili-
airy.
Mrs. Harold H. Burton. a
past auxiliary president, and
Mrs. Glenn L. Emmons. the
present first vice president.
gave the 4 o'clock party at
the latter's apartment on Six
tenth street, NV.
The guest list included
some of the cabinet wives
and the wives of Ambassa-
doris who have opened their
embassies here for various
auxiliary events.
Mrs. Beggs once served as
international relations chair
man of the General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs and
invitations we're issued to
some Of the top CIVIC
officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
MODERN MARRIAGE
This Love Is Not Only
Blind, It's Embodied

of the money on acquiring
some facts now.
Your husband might make
a trip and interview for
mer teachers. employers and
others who might have some
information.
Your own bank could get
a report, from one of the
banks lin his town, on
whether he was in business
there, or If he has relatives
there. The cost of this report
would be very small, l think.
Well assume that he is
merely a sensitive young fell
low. as you say, who has
been hurt by the breakup
OF his home, who has grown
up in not too happy sur
roundings, and who would
like to forget everything
that has gone before and
start a new life with your
daughter.
That's natural; but he
ought to be able to under
stand that any girl is entitled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE

Love may be blind, but
1t shouldn't be blindfoldedl
I know that other parents
will sympathize with Mrs.
c. who writes:
MY daughter is seriously
interested in a young man of
whose background. family,
ETC., we know virtually moth
ing. His mother and father
divorced and he was brought
up by one relative or an
other.
He seems sensitive. proud
and fine; but we don't like
to see our daughter go into
marriage unless we know
something more about him.
He never talks about him.
self. He has no definite
church affiliation, while we
do. He comes from another
city and apparently has no
connections here-there's no
one who knows anything
about himl"
Such Ignorance
It's out Of the question for
anyone to marry in such
ignorance. Mrs. c. Your
daughter should find out
what he has to tell. Most
people enjoy talking about
themselves; and she could
tactfully draw him out on
his early life, his schooling,
his early work experience,
his ambitions.
You could also find out
from his former home, al
though this might involve
you in a little expense. But
you'll probably expect to
spend several hundred dol
lars on a wedding. and it
would be good business to
skimp q little at that point
and spend a hundred dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
The Whittakers Move
Into Their New House
-AP wirephoto.

verSity of Michigan Law
School and their third son
Gary is q freshman at Dart
mouth.
Is Gary taking q pre-law
course, too?
Il think he's concentrating
on pre-Skiing", said his
mother. And I hope he
hasn't been injured; I
haven't heard from him in
some time! But the last time
he wrote he said it was "a
degrees below and too cold to
60 out"
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Continued From Page B-1
it took us so long to find q
house. I've been looking on
and on since last September"
The library. of course, will
be the Justices domain. I'VE
had a nice library in Kansas
City,, his wife said, land the
house was air conditioned
too"
A ROtiSSerie
She hopes to add air con-
ditioning to their place here.
II found that in Washing
ton, where you need it so
badly, you have to add it
yourself, she commented.
One of the intriguing fea-
lures of their new home is a
breakfast room with a built
in fireplace centered with an
electric rotiSserie.
I'VE plan to try it out soon,"
she said. 1T will be different,
of course. from cooking steaks
outdoors as we often did at
home"
Although she is beginning
to like Washington, Mrs.
Whitaker confesses that she
gets homesick for the chill
dren and her grandchildren.
The latter. two-and-a-half
year old Tommy and g.
month-old Ann are the chill
dren of DR.. and Mrs. Keith
Whitaker. DR.. Whitaker is
a resident in neurological
surgery at the Kansas City
University Medical Center.
Their second son Kent,
who completed pre-law work
at Dartmouth last year, is
now a freshman at the Uni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
No-Size Belt

The "no-size" belt is a boon.
It adjusts by means of q
magic-loop so that you can
let it out or make it smaller.
Both straight and contour
shapes are in a wide range OF
colorS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. BIS
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20.
FRANKLIN SIMON, WASHINGTON AND VIRGINIA
Seven Corners Va. Store Open Thursdays
$3.50 Am. to $3.50 Pm.
Washington Store Open Thursdays 9:30/AM. to 3 Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
This New Panel
Can Aid in
RemodeIine
BY D. NJ. DERWIN

Lost space often can be con-
verted to disable living area with
prennished plywood paneling.
This panel has q surface Of
plastic vinyl rosin which pro-
tects the wood grain from stains
or scratches. The panels can be
cut with q saw and planned 70
ut around windows and doors.
Patented eleats, wire brads or
adhesives can be used to fasten
the panels to studs on 16-inch
centers in new construction or
to Turing strips over0ld walls.
Side edges have V-joints that
Mt panels together closely with
out battening or similar Joint
treatment.
Eight-foot panels Of oak, ma
hogany. birch or walnut are Is
inches wide and one-uuarter OF
an inch thick. Nine panels Ca
pa0kage) cover II feet Of wall
20 an eight-foot height.
Taken from the package.
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nancing undoubtedly would be

nancing undoubtedly would be
benefited.
Many builders believe, as Of
now. that 1858 cannot be q
housing year big enough to
have an extraordinarily favor
able effect on the economy, as
q whole. unless:
I. Mortgage money Is in
plentiful supply.
2. Low down payment home
loans are available in sufIicient
volume 50 that families OF
moderate means can be
brought back into the housing
market.
To achieve the first condi-
ton is/to achieve part OF the
second. many builders believe.
II the Federal Reserve Board
pursues . course Of loosening
up the money supply, more
funds viii undoubtedly 90 into
low down payment FILA loans.
II money remains relatively
tight, fewer FILA loans will be
possible.
Builders then would be
obliged to make this years
plans without being able to de-
pend on the mass market po-
tential Of many thousands Of
moderate-income families for
whom a large down payment is
out Of the question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Administration Plan
On Housing Awaited

II States, Of course. the ef-
fective rate was raised through
the allowance Of higher dis
counts. though the actual rate
Is unchanged.)
2. Changed the regulations TO
make II unnecessary for home
buyers TO pay closing costs in
cash. permitting them. instead.
to include such costs In the
mortgage and TO pay them on
over the entire period Of amor
tization.
Mr.. Mason said the closing
cost ruling "will be especially
helpful to families Of moderate
means"
While the present now Of
money in the direction OF FILA
loans could not. by any stretch
of the Imagination, be de-
scribed as pell-mell. Govern
ment housing people are con-
WINGED that within q short time
the 6h per cent FHA return
win look mighty attractive to
lenders.
Mass Market Needed
In addition TO what Is apt
to be the increasing attractive
ness OF the FLA interest rate
in relation to the return on
other types of well secured In
yestments. congressional atten-
ton to second-mortgage prac-
tices may have a major bearing
on the trend. II Congress acts
TO restrain second -mortgage
operations. the FILA form Of A.
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Continued From Page B-I
for making . $4,000 FLA loan
bearing 5k per cent. as against
$500 permitted before.
One explanation for the FILA
changes put them more in the
category Of adjustments that
belatedly recognize q prior sta
tus Of the money market rather
than ones that reflect any
changes that have occurred
since the Federal Reserve
Board reduced the rediscount
rate from ga TO 3 per cent and
thus started an easing of the
money supply.
Also in the nature Of q "cor-
rection" by FILA was its reduce
ton Of the permissible discount
ceiling In Northern Virginia
from 81 per 500 of mortgage
amount to q new limit Of $50
per 500.
The agency merely recog-
nized. one explanation had It,
that the $50 District discount
ceiling should have applied,
from the very iirst. to the
Northern Virginia area also.
since both are served by the
same mortgage lenders. and by
the same regional FILA once.
Rate Boost barred
At the same time that he
announced the discount-control
measures Mr.. Mason:
!. Took the psychological
step Of announcing what has
been obvious since the re-
discount rate was reduced six
weeks ago: FLA viii not raise
the maximum rate Of interest
permissible on FLA loans. lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

these panels are ready to put
in place after stripping on the
paper shields. Once in place,
the panels need no sanding.
finishing or staining.
Even waxing Is unnecessary.
since the finish is q clear. low
gloss vinyl Aim bonded to the
hardwood surface Of the panels.
This transparent aim Is resist
ant to moisture. staining.
scufing and scratching. accord
ing to the maker.
Wood ,Sealer
Finishing wood surfaces?
Here's . new kind Of instant
wood sealer that does not re-
quire the added use Of filler
on raw. close grained woods.
the maker claims. Just one
stroke Of q brush and this wood
seal nils and SATIN finishes all
in one operation. according to
the manufacturer.
Drying In less than 20 min
utes. so fast that you can apply
several coats within an hour.
this new coating can be used
over bare or previously finished
woods. whether furniture.
woodwork or floors. the maker
says. 1t gives q waterproof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

BETHEsDA-TRULY THE ANSWER TO A LARGE EAMILYs
DREAMS BEDROOMS BATHS-sEPARATE IN
LAW" APARTMENT-MlD 3os!-4S33 BRoAD Brook
DRvE-oPEk SUM- iS-Fiae brick home Of he most
beautiful streets ia exclusive Locust Hill Estoes Center Hail.
ktehen basement sereooa roo aorose Hshy convenient
for Navel Hospital kIH Georgetown Prep Public end poochs
schools Holy Redeeme School bus practically front door,
Wisconsin Ave- approximately blocks post Navel Med Center
10 Broad Brook; right to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

BETHfsDA-LARGE 3-BEDRooM. 2-BATH Brick RAM
DLER NEAR MIN. AND NAVAL HoSplTAL-ASklNe
$40 700-oWkER TRANSFERRED-MuST SELL-5s03
WILLAMETTE RoAD-oPEN SUM- l-5-Loyey home on Q large
Two beautiful tile baths Attached garage Petite
TERRIFIC VALUE Approx $4,000 down with bsIoncs IN one
trust Wisconsin Ave to Old Georgetown @ out Old Georgetown
to Beech; left to WImetie; right to home.
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BIG 3-BEDRooM, ita-BATH RAMBlER IN BEAUTIFUL
PINE SPRlhes-JUsT OFF ARLINGTON BLVD NEAR MEL-
PAR-FhA APPRAlSeD-2ls MEADoWVIEW RD-oPEN
SUM- l-5-tScelen brick oad construction immaculate
coalition Enormous full Basement oonton lovely
BosebOord hot voter heu Fine level lot sx2o3 $500 DOWN
MAY sur Science in one trust OF SIP per month
Across Key Bridge Lee Hwy continue on Lee Hwy thru Falls
Church Mcotovyes 3D. opposite Noono Memorial
Gcfk; LETT on Meodowview to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

OUR FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REDUCED TO
Low 4os.-UNHEARD or VALUE ~ THE EXCLUSIVE
CONTROLLED "HAMLET"-soo3 KERRY LANE-opEN
SUN, l5-Splendd value in distinguished community
Spacious center hoH plan featuring huge fomy Room" end
FULL BATH ls floor bedrooms baths lad Receetien
Enormous living porch 2-cor soose Beoufu lot with
loot frontage Equo convenient for both Chevy Chose and
Columbio Country Clubs Conn Ave- to- EostWest Hwy right
blocks to Curtis; left to Dunlop right TO Kerry Lone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

WooDAcRES-isSs WILL NOT AFFORD MANY Better
HoME-BUrING OPPORTUNITIES NEIGH
FAMILY ENvIRoNMENT-Sso7
DEVoNShlRE DRNE-oPEk SUM-, l-5-Hoadsome brick
room on LIST oor lovely Bedrooms. baths Ind floor Big
oil electric kitchen with tobe Full basement Screen
porch Baitin garage Storm windows Beoutfyl o
Wonderful recreooa for children Public and poochioI
Schools kenwood Club MIDDLE 2os $500 25r Loom
sochusetis Ave- Ext webotn; right Woodocres Dr. left
Devonshre and home corner
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nonslippery finish that Is dirt
resistant and able TO withstand
alcohol. scufiing. scrubhlng and
hard wear O
It Is also available In q pale
gloss as well as In the satin
finish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

For further information. you
may write Mr.. Derwin. room
400, The Evening Star. WASH
ington. inclosing . stamped,
self-addressed envelope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

ROCK CREEK HILLS BETHESDA-eraad asv s.
Magnificent 4bedroom SPLIT h.A,oo, 4h.,L .,E, .v.,
leve-Positvely Of the 49,, -. :. -,
Largest and Finest Homes :" 's'"s' '' Ioss"o'''
have for the money Ook trees rect In dometef
Priced in MID 3Os MAKE Unbelievable vous in Lower
OFFER! Coll Col Long, kE. 40s Coll Mr. Evoas Wo
7-I380. 6-o2eo
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OUR FIRST Observation-Disclosures SHOW
PLACE NEAR LANDok ScHooL-cENTRAL AIR coNpI-
TloNING-loW 3os-6oo6 KIRBY RoAD-oPEN SUN,
lS-"Peectioa snderstoemenf referring this
lovely home torss level lot erqute Iondseoped nice bed
", boths Seporoie dining lndescrbcbIe electric
kitchen eeostfui yodeveI Femy Room" hos fireplace and
onto delightful covered poto Fine quality home thon
old and much better then Ave srody
Blvd left TO Wilson Lone left Mcrbury Rd to Kirby
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-BRANp-NEw CAPE con
NOT FAR FROM SPRING VALLEY SHoPPING-lARGE
etpRooM AND FULL BATH ON FIRST FLooR-4s4o
BRANorWikE ST. Nw.-oPEN SAT-, is; SUM-, rs
lefe ehcrm Marvellous quoly Gorgeous big kitchen with
dining ocove Sepooe dining huge bedrooms and bath on
End floor Enormous tu basement Screen porch Nice level ot
with trees Moss Ave- to 4S.h ST. right sondywne; lett to
home.
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DIS RIOT

DISTRICT
OPEN SUM-, l-S-DEN AND POWDER RM ON jst FLOOR
BEpRMS.. BATHS ON ludlow, Low 2os!-DOn't
have to be very smart recognize this oue Approx yrs old
Excel quoy The price hon eompenates need "
popef and point chormns de brk Dutch Colonial with slate
root Highly convenient and desoble Oe u Blk from Rordy
erode Serool Full basement with poneed rec ond u both
Nice level lot with loroe enclosed reo yod Will consider FEA
eon,roes. SHOULD SELL WITHIN HOURS Out Reservoir "a
from Georgetown 10 Foxhol 3D.; lett to hcme
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BRANp-NEw HOME m EXCLUSIVE KENT-s BEpRooMs
-srs sATHS-LowtR 4os-4S2o WEAVER TERRACE
NW.-oPtN SAT-, is; SUM-. i-S-HondsOme Colonial
butt BY tronk s. Phillips LARGE BEDRooM OR
LIBRARY AND FULL BATH ON lST FLOOR 4 bedrooms }
bohs on End tloO seouu reerectOn Heo so,e
and every other tine construction lecture Trode your old
home Moss Ave to Nebroko Ave. lett ground circle 70 LOuch
bo'O R continue LOushbO'O Lowell ST. lett to Weo,sr
Tefroee end lett 10 home.