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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-10
Sharon

gus, well known residents OF
Noble county, quietly observed
their seth wedding anniversary,
Wednesday, in their home near
Sharon.
Mrs. Marquis, the former Min
ME Venora Norwood, became the
bride of G. E. Marquis, July 2,
1902, in the home of her mother.
Mrs. Abigail Norwood.
Both are life residents of
Sharon and life members of the
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Mar
quiS was born October IL, 1874.
In 1894, she passed the teachers
examination and taught in Noble
county schools, at Brookfield
township school, the old Bogg's
school, Bells and five years at
Sharon. She has been active in
various church activities, having
been organist and pianist for
many years, and also has been
active in the W.C.T.U.
Mr.. Marquis was born July IA,
1877, on the farm in Sharon
where he later took his bride
and where they have lived ever
since. Mr.. Marquis was of the
fourth generation of this family
to be born and reared on the
same farm.
At the age of 10, he went
into the general retail business
in which he engaged until his re-
tirement several years ago. He
served for 35 years as postmaster
of Sharon. He was a member of
the Sharon band, that in its
heyday furnished music for fairs
and picnicS in Noble and sur
rounding counties. He has ser
we'd as an elder in the Presby-
terian church for many years.
They are parents Of two sons,
Byron L. Marquis, of Caldwell,
and George K. Marquis, manager
and owner of the general store
of Sharon. There are six grand
daughters, one grandson and four
great grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marquis have the
good wishes of wide circle of
relatives and friends.
Bible School
Daily Vacation Bible school,
which convened at the Presby-
terian church, Monday, June 80,
closed Sunday afternoon with a
program at the church and a dis
play of hand craft. Glasses were
held each day from 900 to l1:30
a. m. The caravaners from Mus
kingum college were assisted in
teaching by Irene Dudley, Judy
Walters and Deanna Marquis.
Enrolment 35 and perfect at
tendance 81
Square Dance
Sharon township All club girls
and Forest Grove busy boys will
sponsor a square dance at the
grange hall, Friday evening,
July II.
In Hospital
Mrs. S. w. Parrish is recover
ing from major surgery at Me
mortal hospital, Marietta.
COnvalescing
Mrs. John Garvin is convalesc-
ing at her home after spending
several days at Memorial hospi-
tai, Marietta, where she had
major surgery.
Mystery Club Meets
Mrs. Pauline Haga entertained
members of the Methodist Mys-
terry club at her home, Wednes-
day evening, July 2. President,
Dorothy Harmon, presided.
Mabel Dovenbarger led the
devotional service reading Psalm
20 for a scripture lesson. Mem
bers united in prayer.
Mrs. Bessie Rowlands was ini-
tiated and welcomed to mem
bership. In a quilt piecing con-
test, Mabel Dovenbarger receiv-
ed the quilt blocks, having l2-
inch quilt block consisting of
$50 pieces.
Plans were discussed for a pic
mic August 9Th at 600 p. m. at
the home of Nellie Ralph.
Bible study was Genesis Oath
chapter. Meeting closed with club
benediction. During the social
hour, Ruth Wiley conducted a
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-10

Warner Reunion
The 18th annual Warner re
union was held at Fishers Grove
near Woodsfield, Sunday, July
9th A basket dinner was en-
joyed at noon.
The afternoon was spent in
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-11
Crooks, Guests
At Church
Homecoming

Robbins is a great commun-
ity and has a brilliant future"
Charles Crook Of Crook Funeral
Homes told a capacity audience
at the Robbins Church of God
in Christ last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Crook was guest speaker
at the Annual Homecoming OF
the church which is located on
18th street. He and Mrs. Crook
were the personal guests OF
of Elder and Mrs. Cary White,
who provided dinners for all
guests at no cost. Elder White
has engaged in this practice for
many years.
Mrs. Mabel Lindsey was mis-
tress of ceremonies. Mrs. Crook
was, called upon. to make the
response to the address OF wei
come and gave an impressive
talk.
Mr.. Crooks bject was
Little Things of Life" and
stressed the Importance of little
things in the shaping of life's
destinies bots in individual lives
and the life of a community.
Later, he expressed to Elder
White his admiration for the
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-11
Senator Dirksen TO
Speak in Harvey

The evening of Saturday Oct.
II at 8 pm. United States Sen
ator Everett M. Dirksen will
deliver a political address to the
people of Southern Cook county.
This meeting which is open to
the public will be held at Pop
pel's Under 81 Club of 14434
Indiana ave. Riverdale.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-11
PUBLIC HEARING

The Robbins Zoning Board OF
App e a S will hold a. Public
Hearing in the Village Hail.
1927 West 18th street, Monday
night, October 81, 1858 at 800
o'clock.
The purpose Of the hearing
is to consider the following ap-
plication for special use:
Greater Robbins Elks Lodge No.
1872 is seeking special use
for lot No. l, e. S. Robbins
3rd subdivision, address known
as 1892 Spaulding, for the pur-
pose Of building a lodge hall.
Application made by Marion
L. Smith, trustee Of said Lodge
All objections must be filed
at this hearing. All interested
persons will be heard.
Geo. Wright, Chairman
Leamon Smith, Sec'y.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-11
PHOENIX NEWS
JOHN HANCOCK writes
BY JOHN HANCOCK

r ET'S hope those who were
Anot registered or had
changes to make in their regis
trations have made them, and
are now squared away for the
November elections. I know
am something Of a nut on the
subject Of voting, but l don't
expect you to be. 1t is only
hoped to impress you with the
Importance of voting in each.
and every election, because
whoever is elected, whether J.
voted for him or net, he repre-.
sents me too. Voting is a duty
and privilege, and not every
one even in these United States
are privileged to vote.
If the right to vote can be
successfully denied citizens in
certain parts of this country, il
will not be long before an at
tempt will be made on you. This
is one of the reasons I continu-
ally stress the use of the ballot
wherever it can be used. Parti.
san Politics makes no differ
ence; someone wins, someone
loses, and you haven't always
been a winner, so that should
MT worry you too much. Voting
is not a means to an end, only
your duty and your right. If
some reward had to be given
everyone, for their vote, not
very much could be accomplish
ed.
Citizenship means a great
deal to me. | have awaited my
self of the responsibility of
citizenship and | feel / am
entitled to whatever benefit
such citizenship entities me to.
! ask no special treatment or
dispensations, only what is due
me as we'll as you. If, in my
time, something may be done
to Undue in some others, some
thing of this, I can do no more
and | am satisfied. ella i'm in G
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-11
citizenship is not enough.

The South Suburban United
Nations will meet at Park
Forest village hall this Sunday,
from 8 to 5 pm. This organiza-
ton is designed to bring people
close together so that mutual
understanding of group or indi-
vidual problems may be effec.
tuated. Understanding is the
Light not only in theory but
practice; and people more and
more are banding together
seeking Light"
A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all who are interested
especially representatives of
civic groups, organizations or
clubs.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-11

Rotations by two lovely little.
girls on eff Christ Should Come
to Your Door," and piano
solo by a little boy.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21
covIRcrok REJECTS
BRAVES CONTRACT

Bradsnton. FLA (ANPJ 49, Yves
CoUngton, Milwaukee Braves out
fielder and one Of the stars Of the
1857 World Series. rejected a con-
tract calling for a salary increase
from general manager John Quinn
last Friday
However. Coungton said he was
wiling 70 compromiBe II the gen.
eraI manager does. He admitted
that he vas offered a raise but
that he and Quinn were stan far
apart Il wasn't asking for the
world he said.
coyingtou and Lew Burdette. the
Series pitching star. are the only
remaining holdouts
CoyiHgton was one Of the stars
Rho helped the Braves win the
National League pennant and the
World Series with the Yankees
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21
LoAPEks WIN CLOSE
GAME OVER MIDNIGHTERs

Loafera Inc. and the MID
Knghtsrs renewed their athletic
fund on the baskstball course at
Halle q Brown gymnasium on
Sunday March is. At pm. The
contest vas featured as d Battle
u the Buiges.
Lnafers Club playing superb
controlled ball sked out a hard
fought 10 70 10 victory over the
opp0altlon In reference 10 the
Battle ~ The Bulgss. the scales
we're tipped slightly In favor OF the
Md KnlghtsrB
After the contest, members of
zach team retreated 70 their 70.
spectiye residences FOR alcohol
the rubbing kind that il.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21
The HIGH and
LOW DOWN


MinnesotanS who asked the Preai-
dent 10 appoint ElIzabetn Heffel.
finger To the commission are ahak-
ing their heads because they felt
that II she had bean appointed uae
commission would have been on
It's way
Mrs Heffslflnger waa rscom-
mended by not only Republicans
but By Minnesota DFL members
who are interested IN the civil
rights cause No big campaign
was made 70 got her the nod but
numbers Of leading Negroes mem.
bers of both parties without her
knowledge wrote letters urging the
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21
GIANTS, INDIANS
PLAYED AT l. A.
MARCH 1919

Los Angeles. Calf tANP) Los
Angeles fans got their first
good look Of Willie Mays, orestos
hiniso. Herb Score and other
major league stars March 1915.
when the San Francisco Giants and
the Cleveland Indians played a
two game series at Wngiey Field
here.
Besides Mays. a big box office
attraction, other top Giant stars
win be pitcher Johnny Antonelu
outfielder Hank sauer. and in
fielder Danny oConneu and Ray
Jablonski
The Indians viii have. besides
Ainoso and Score, Vic wertz,
Hickey Vernon. and Bob Lemon.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21

The 1851 Lincoln University
Citation for Outstanding Perform
ancs Ia journalism was awarded
the editor ~ this newspaper.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21

IHs American pro8active sys.
tern Il re greatest u,aehine On
earth. A. oue end, ., takes in
tae services q employees. capt
tai raw materials an1 other rec.
essi'iss ~ protnctinu A. the othsr
q turns o9s food clothing housing
And AZ % the ether goods wr
-eed
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21

Follow the Heart ~ the stsoa-
ger" by Maurice Haynes, the
story u the pioneer Negro fam
lilies and personalities In the state.
This ~ special Minnesota Cen
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21

chief c0gs In the Houston UNcF
drives. Mr., Taylor was a delegate
To the Democratic National Con-
yention in Chicago In 1860. the
first Negro elected 10 such a post
n the states history.
a successful bJialnsss man and
an intimate Of some Of Houston's >
most important business figures
Taylor kept up a running ana
stuff (monsyJ
interesting Conversation with J.
Cameron Thomson, Upper Midwest
banking ngire al Tom Moores
Saturday night dinner.
Taylor a Texas Texan. born and
lived IN The Blg State s real
booster and has scads ~ the green
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21

a eoiOrfui couple at the con.
vocation Wero the wealthy Hobart
.Isyiars of Houston. Texas Tay.
lor figure in Texas Democratic
politics and his charming wife arc
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21

II you are local mail sub
serib~r and don't get yonr paper
In Fridays mail let us kH0w. This
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21

This paper Is In its Gath year
Of publication without ever having
missed dcadlins or issue.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21
HOUSES FoR REsr
RESORTS ToR SAtI

si0 EAST 3sth street. Minneapolis
-FOUR BEDROOM house one
down. three up Fun basement
gas heat. large lot. South Central
Priced Sii 900. Owner selling CA
9. ESQ S-Sa q R-34
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21
$40 FULLER AVE.

I've bedroom stucco home k1b~
ishe,i basement Landscsped beat
ttfuliy Garage fireplace heather
breakfast nook Beautifti home
gssts ss4r,ahfy prfrpst
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21

rhis pAp~r - one ~ ths sns-t
Wtdeiy qwotrd weekly papers In
Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21
Tom Perdue

ASSOCIATE cAsSiuS REALTY
WE. 9-Sos3 IA. 5-S7SS
g.1A
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21

White House TO appoint her In
recognition Of her long night and
struggle for human rights.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21

Truman Gibson, sr. the Chi.
|eago insurance tycoon flew into
Minneapolis Sunday evening for
the UNcE eonv0cation had a
couple 0f Coca Colas with the
Boss Man who il a friend of hia
son Harry Gibson and New right
back home the same night 10 chi.
cagD after a brief gabfast with
William Trent, Dr. Rufus Clement
and A w. Dent.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21
ssAI tsrAu Foa sAls
1850 4rn AVE. so.

| StucCo two bedroom bungalow
/ Attached garage. flill basement,
| reasonably priced Low down pay
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21
SPuTrI.HTI~G;

In the cisy this pager costs lc>-
than no cruts pr cePy ey mail
Subscribe to-day, u oniy costs s.
per wear and lt's wen wotth ~
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21
T5!z!!:I$5lj;7;|'l'3:!|!y;l!E' {!
RIAI IsrarI Ios xAlI

NAL tsIAFt ZOE SAlE
1904 18th Ave so. Lovely five
room stucco bungalow with fire.
place Spacious living room and
dining room. Carpeted. Si3.700.
1924 Third Avs bedroom house
newly decorated, carpeted. Car
age, fun basement si2. 900 81 900
down.
63l East 80 St Six room house
$500 down SIS per month.
~ acres on highway 1oe 5000
sale price
Resort, Six three room cabins.
Five room house and other build
ings, i6o acres OF land on good
lake.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-03-21

LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
single person preferred South To-
cation, IA. 4-I7g0. s-g4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

COLORED-is3I sth ST. Ne. mr.
new Providence Hospital-corner
home. u rms. and bath. powder
room on LIST floor; gas heat. ONLY
Sl25 mo. MR.. NEUMANN. MA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

prise-Sinnins desisn BRICK ram.
bier. Reception hall. living rm.,
dining rm.. kitchen with breakfast
patio, beautiful level shaded lot
Gas h.-w. radiant heat. Close 70
schools and transportation. Sl0,-
500. BILLINosLEY REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

Brokers Coop Invited
E. G. HILLEY CO.
DU. 10000 TIL 9 PM.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

HAVE you A HOUSE TO RENTF
Our clients could be your tenants
We desperately need 3 and
bedrm. homes with more than
bath. Good location; all prices
Also need small homes in good
cond, from SIS and up. Va. only
TOWN a. COUNTRY RLTY TIE
6-l4l5.
BOOMING HOUSE operator wants
houses suitable for rooming houses.
MR.. HORTON, MA. S-S952,
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2lf 18th ST. NE, Apt. 4--Liv
rm, bedrm.: din. rm.. kit. bath
newly decorated; S54.3O mo. Key
al Apt. /. IKE. 7-l12U.
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INDIAN STRING VILLAGE-Excep-
tional 4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick Cape
Cod. In q very desirable conv.
neighhorhood. Lge. kit; lge. rec.
T T% eer as SoBs sFE eassys P co
9I6 Ellsworth dr. JU. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03
4sOs TEXAS AVE. s.E.

Now here's the buy OF the week
Mod semldet brick with many
eftrss; Hollywood tile bath, &c luxe luxe
81 $50 and only SS7 so per mo.
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HOUSES UMFURMIsHED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick:
bedrms.. gas heat. fenced yard
Sl25 mo. Call TIE. 5000 betw
10 am. and u pm.
7Oi Four Mile road
home. near Catholic and public
schools, shopping. bus; will redeco-
rate: 500 per month Call XII
s-D36i for Apt. and directions.
ARLINGTON-Rent or sell: 3 bed
rooms on i3,000-sq. II. lot at
Pershing dr.. and Fillmore st.
convenient TO Pentagon. Navy An
mex. schools. Box 43l-K, Star. ~
A cGisDll dy0? S SilIans 'Ffs 5sIS.
SI35. GEORGE MASON GREEN
Co. Realtor, IA. 4-l40O.
BAILEYs CROSSROADS AREA =
Lovely 3-bedroom brick rambler,
S s:Hsr.tf level en- iOI siBS m s' oth S
G ~ o'sHAUGHNESsY. Agent,
JE. 2-2024, JE. 2-i101.
BLADENsBURG, MD. = 4-bedrm
school. shopping center and bus
routes: completely redec., move in
Immediately. $50 mo. Phone AP
7-3b3a.
BROOKsIDE MANOR, WEST NY.
ATTSVILLE Sllb and Sl2O--3-
bedroom detached bricks; ! iedec-
GRATED on yearly lease on
monthly agreement; ! with fenced
yard Screened porches, base
ments with outside entrance MRS
WEIGHTMAN. HA. 2-7234
CHASE, d. C.-3 bedrms. i,
. baths, powder rm., all-elec. kit
Ice screened porch, huge ground
level rec. rm. with fireplace, maids
rm and bath. newly decorated
and carpeted. The type Of lovely
home seldom offered for rent. EN-
a.2216. TlGHE WOODS.
FALLS CHURCH - 3-bedrm. brk
rambler: w/firepl, scr. porch,
storm windows, fenced bk I'd,
swings and patio, on lge. lot
Sl2b. JE 3-s.b2 after b:30 D m
FALLS CHURCH-Attrae, "a bed
rms; wooded lots. 34ib- Tulip DR. /;
S13b. .342l Tulip Dr., SlaQ, sl1
Molly Dr., $40, JE. 2-ob7b.
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hcuSES FOR SALE-MD.
lcONHINIlEnN

BRADLEY HILLS GROyE-sprinR
Is herel Beautiful contemporary.
"a acre; 9 bedrms.. :. baths, bkfSt.
nm. many built-lus, zee. rm.,
scr. porch; Gear garage. OIL. q
5l73. c, ALLEN SHERWIN, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFINISHED HOMES urgently
needed In silver Spring and near
by areas Clients available. BEERS
BROS. JU. 7-71SS. Ewes, JU. b.
1910.
WE NEED HOMES 10 lease rent
vfcToR picKEY, xP. 7-s6sO.
NV. .-Unfurnlshed 4 bedrm.. @
bath house. North Of Macomb A.,
west OF Rock Greek PARK, before
May 18th. EN-. Rises.
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-By OWN
Err: brick rambler, Two-three bed
rms; Ia baths. IN. rec. rm.. scr.
FLA SIs.sSo loan. H ssS.sso Ey.
elusive Glen Mar Park. 52Ol SAM
gamore I'd. OIL. 4-6661.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

D-sfkiNGflEL ARIA
incompatible valuel Big 3-bed-
rm. 2a-bath brick rambler; ALL
cleo. kit: rec. rm. with fireplace
earpet. air eonditioners ksE,na
S2s.500-OFFER! FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. INC, OIL. 2-1006:
ewes, HA 2-312I
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CHEVY CHASE-An imposing brick
Colonial home. close 10 Conn. ave,
center.nsil plan sss' With I poWder room room
on LIST floor: bedrooms, = baths
on End. stairs to spacious attic.
Rosemary. Leland and Be. c.
schools area. For appt. to inspect,
Call MRS. DAWSON. MA. $4,000;
Pvas A(l K.1l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

GREENWOOD KNOLLs : A real
familv-size split-level. As low as
$1,000 dn., assume 4Izo, loan.
3 bedrms., l ~ baths. sep. din.
rm delightful family rm.. plenty
OF storage space; huge 1000 So.
#. lot. SI9.S00 full price 10.
5-36SS, SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
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tcoN1lNUEDl

3-BEDRM. .APT.-All utils: S120
Cow. trans. shop. Phone so.
S-g5O4 after $3.50 pm.
I BEDRM. close in. mr.. Fl. Myer
and bus stop; Garden type: $50
including utilities. BRIARCLIFF
MANOR, IA. b-1654.
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COLoRED-BARNEY CIRCLE
8 Homes as NEW
Inu Az CLOS nOWNI
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Observation-Disclosures - Nine
rm.. 3-bath rambler. Two fire-
scaped lot; $4,000. By appt
only. Ewes. and week ends, Oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03
HOUSES TO SHARE

RETIRED WHOEVER will share
furn. Va. rambler with settled
cple No drinking or invalids
KI. p-625B
YOUNG BACHELOR desires cui-
tured gentleman to share his
beautiful N Arlington home. $50
mo. ia. o.SRnD.
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APIS. UMFURMIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK. S514 Greenwood
ave. "A beautiful, spacious 1-bed-
rm. apt. in modern bldg; $40 80
per mo. incl. all utils. Apply apt.
or call LA. O-O4l4.
29O7 FAIRLAWN AVE. Sc. Apt. 3
Newly .redecorated, Lily. nm,
bedrm., din. kit and bath; ten
ant furn. cleo: S65. OIL. 4-3S24
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX, vA.-Two-bedrm.. mod. brk
Tile bath. knotty-pine rec. rm
washer: fnc. yd.: Sli0. TIE. 6-45lS
MASS. AVE. EXT, Springfield
Brk. rambler with Ice. liv rm.. lge
din. rm.. mod fully equip. kit, 3
bedrms.. . baths. pch. and patio.
full bsmt with rec. RIM; | blk. TO
bus Tastefully and extensively
furn /; S275 per mo. on ". lease
Avail April Is. A.. c. HoUGHToN
a. SON. INC, 141s II ST, NV.
DI. 7-g057: ewes. OIL. 2-9474
Pa. AVE. AND 3Oth s.E.-4 bed
rms, . baths, nicely furn. Apt. In
bsmt.. lac yard. ME. S-5i75.
OFF UPPER 18th, exclusive block
Detached. 4 or bedrmS: yard
porchrs well furn.: Sl95 mo, OPP
ton to buy like rent. RIA 6-632i
Mr.. WALTER REED-Brk. 3-bed-
rm., 2is-bath: $500: vacant; i'm
med poss.; fenced yard. IA. o.
1896,
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"LANGLEY FORESTo

LANGLEY FOREST"
Fairfax County. Va.-3-bedrm
brick, Ia paths. full bsmt., acre
Choice neighborhood. w. w
MAcKALL, Broker, JE 2-l95S.
COLORED-I3e2 10th ST. NV
: rms. bath: newly dec; oil heat
only $50. so mo. MR.. NEUMANE
COLORED-82I Ith ST. NV
rms and baths: semidet.: Goa
heat: Sa7 so mo. Key at $50 4th
81. Call CO. 5-6222
COLORED-I2It n ST. NV
10 rms. ~ baths; oil heat: full
bsmt.: arranged as 3 apts. OnlS
SID q mo. MR.. NEUMANN, Ma
$4,000
COLORED-Ise9 MASS. AVE. Sc
ID rms. and p baths. garage
. porches. full bsmt.; gas heat
Al cond; only Sl25 mo. Mr.
NEUMANN. Ma. $4,000.
COLORED-is3I 9Th ST. Ne. mr.
new Providence Hospital-cornei
home: u rms. and bath, powder
room on LIST floor; gas heat. ONLY
Sl25 mo. MR.. NEUMANN. Ma
$4,000.
COLORED-5Is SOMERSET PL
N.W.-Semidet brk.; q rms, bath
gar.; only Sl05 mo. Mr.. NEU-
MANN, Ma. $4,000.
COLORED-e5OS N ST. NV
rms. kitchen and bath: $50 per
mo. ST. $4,000.
COLORED-I7I3 CORCORAN ST
NV rms. 2 baths, hot ali
heat; S97 so, r. R, RUPERT
COLoRED - WOODRIDGE NE.
good sec. % rms, bath. full bsmt
gas heat: SllQ. DIXIE REALTY
CO, MA. 6-SsS0
cOLORED-CORNER BRICK. new.
ly painted. o rms. bath; h.-w h..
coal furnace lge. fenced I'd; vac
Sc mr. 18th and z. Capitol
So so DIXIE REALTY CO. MA
COLORED-RENT AND BUY-N.W
Mod. farm. Colonial brick: ::
porches. full bsmt., fenced I'd, ga.
rage. Put those rent SIS TO work
tn. 2-l0g0. LA. 6-0462, LA. 6-O1S.
coLORED-5lO6 9th ST. NV
In excellent condition.
THOMAe p. BROWN
615 4th st. S.W. MA. S-isIg
COLORED-VACANT
zoos CONSTITUTION AVE. NE.
rms. 2 kits. gas heat. newt,
decorated; 500 per month
1897 .4eth PLACE Sc.
Modern brick. 3 bedrms.. sai
heat. Benning HeiGhts area; 5000
To insnect. cau ct a-aaE1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03
A. c. HOUGHTON
$18,500
West of Wis. Ave.

West of Wis. Ave.
This is the first presentation
for this all-brick home located Just
consisting Of liv. rm., din. rm..
modern kit. with dishwasher. dis
posal and powder rm. on LIST a.; 3
bedrms. and bath on 2nd A.: full
bsmt. with gas hot-air heat. Ex-
ira large closets Will sell on FLA
terms; For appt. to inspect call
A. A. G. S" HoUGHToN g. SON
REALTORS
Dl. 1-9057 Ewes. tn. 2-559l
COLORED-92e HAMILTON ST.
II you need q house, see this on
your terms, or rent with option
10 buy. HURRY THOMAS CO.,
TO. 9-697s. Elk. 3-I163.
COLORED-s305 DN.-Decorated
B-room brick: porches. mod. kit.
bsmt.. gas heat; yard: near bus.
RIA. 6-69l2. ia. 9-467S.
COLORED-5II DECATUR ST.
N.W.-Redec. 7-rm. row brick.
stone front porch. scr. back
porches. gar, oil heat. By owner.
RIA. 6-5436.
COLORED-eII WEsTMINsTER--
< iSe. rms. kit. and bath, full
bsmt. Just remodeled: $3.50 dn..
monthly payments less than rent.
1926 KENYON ST. N.W.-3 lge.
bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and
bath: oil heat: excel. cond.: only
$3.50 dn.. monthly payments less
than rent. JUSTINE REALTY Co,
I3l5 18th st. NV. no. 2-7200:
ewes. JE. 4-l47l.
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