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Evening star., 1959-12-05
Presbyterian
Meeting Set

A Presbyterian church will
hold its organizational meet
ing and a Disciples of Christ
church will dedicate its new
sanctuary tomorrow.
The John Calvin Presbyte-
rian Church will be organized
at 8 pm. in the Belvedere
School, Falls Church, Va, with
IS charter members. The Rev.
c. Stewart Mckenzie of West
ern Presbyterian Church will
off1ciate at the service and the
Rev. Russell Stroup of George
town Presbyterian Church will
deliver the sermon.
The Rev. Earl Christman is
minister of the new church,
which is affiliated with the
Washington City Presbytery.
The congregation will continue
to hold services in the Bel
vedere School.
Members of First Christian
Church will dedicate their new
$235, 900 sanctuary, seating 600
persons. at 4 pm. in the church,
l20 Leesburg pike, Falls Church.
DR.. Frederick Brown Harris,
Senate chaplain, will speak.
The Rev. James Clayton Pip
pin is minister Of the TOO
member congregation, which
celebrates its seventh anniver-
Sary tomorrow.
Evening star., 1959-12-05

TO the Soviet Union.
Mrs. A Dale Fiers, of Indi-
annapolis, wife of the president
of the United Christian Mis-
sionary Society, will speak at
the IL am. service of the
Minnesota Avenue Christian
Church, Minnesota avenue and
C street Sc, which is holding
its annual Women's Day obser-
vance.
John Robert Vannoy, of Faith
Theological Seminary, Elkins
Park, Pa, will speak at the II
am. service of Faith Bible
Presbyterian Church, which
meets in Broyhill Auditorium,
1920 Lee highway, Arlington.
Sterling Brown, professor of
English at Howard University,
will speak on The Literature
of Minorities" before the Fell
lowship Forum of the Church of
the Redeemer, Presbyterian, at
6 pm. in the Twelfth Street
YMCA, 1916 Twelfth street
NV.
Roland PeruSSe, assistant di-
rector of the UNESCO Rela-
tionS Staff of the State Depart
ment, will speak on Human
Rights and Peaceful Cock
iStence" at IL am. tomorrow
before the College Park Uni
tartan Church, which meets in
Building EE at the University
Of Maryland.
DR.. Vernon Johns. former
director of the Maryland Bap-
tist Center and School of Reli-
gion, Baltimore, will speak at
the II am. All University Reli-
gious Service in Andrew Rankin
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Welcome Ministers

DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo, Mill
bank Professor Of Religion at
George Washington University,
will be speaker for the annual
luncheon of the Christian EN-
phasis Committee of the YMCA
welcoming new ministers who
have come into the Washing
ton area during the year. The
luncheon will be held at 1890
pm. Tuesday in the Central
YMCA, 1886 G street NV.
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Stroll Assumes
Silver Spring Post

The Rev. Richard A. Stroll
has assumed his post as assist
ant minister of Silver Spring
Presbyterian Church, $50 Uni
versity boulevard East.
A native of Coraopolis, Pa,
the 24-year-old minister is a
graduate of the University of
Chicago and the Pittsburgh
Xenia Theological Seminary.
He also has an MED. degree in
religious education from the
University of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Stroll comes here from
a 3-year pastorate at Fourth
Street United Presbyterian
Church. Altoona, Pa. He is
married, has a 19-month- old
son Paul Frank and lives at
2l0 East Hamilton avenue, Sill
yer Spring.
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cHRISTADELPHlAh
WASHINGTON CHAPEL

1901 23rd St Sc
g.. 1918 am Service, ll:l5 m
Wed, $50 IN. Public Invited
CHRISTADELPHIAN ECCLESIA
BiEhland and Goth St.. Arlington, Va.
8. s. 1000 am. Service-ll.00 am.
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Boys Leader to Speak

Walter H. Horn, associate
Royal Ambassador Boys Work
vice president for the District
Baptist Convention, will be
guest speaker during a meeting
Of the Clifton Park Baptist
Brotherhood at 8 pm. Monday
in the Clifton Park Baptist
Church, 1918 Piney Branch
road, Silver Spring. The Royal
Ambassadors is a missionary
organization for Baptist boys.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
Washington Area Churches
Schedule Musical Programs

Special Advent and other
musical programs have been
announced for tomorrow by a
number of Washington area
churches.
The 100-voice University of
Maryland Chapel Choir, under
the direction of Fague K.
Springman, will present Christ
mas music from Hand e ! S
Messiah" at 8 pm. in Epiph-
any Episcopal Church, 1917 G
street NV.
A Choral Evensong will be
held at 8 pm. in All Souls
Memorial Episcopal Church,
2300 Cathedral avenue NV.
The Reformation Lutheran
Church, 212 East Capitol street,
will hold the second in its series
of Advent Evensongs at 7 pm.
The service will highlight Ad-
vent and Christmas music of
NorW Way, Sweden, Denmark,
Finland and Iceland.
Children's choirs of seven
Washington area Lutheran
Churches will participate in the
annual Advent Musical Vesper
Service. at 4 pm. in Christ
Lutheran Church, Sixteenth
and Gallatin streets NV. In
addition to the host church,
those whose choirS will take
part are: Bethlehem, Washing
ton; Calvary, Silver Spring;
Holy Cross, Greenbelt; Oxon
Hill Lutheran; Redeemer,
Hyattsville, and Trinity, Mount
Rainier.
The newly installed 269-pipe,
two-manual organ of st. Johns S
Lutheran Church, Franconia
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road and st. Johns drive,
Franconia, will be dedicated
with a special service at 4 pm.
The Rev. George Wehmeyer,
pastor of Our Savior Lutheran
Church, Arlington, will play a
dedicatory concert of Advent
and Christmas music on the
new organ.
The Beverly Hills Community
Church will have a Choral
Evening of Christmas Music at
8 pm. in the sanctuary of the
church, 1912 Old Dominion
boulevard. b The Junior and
Chancel choirs will sing.
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EDUCATION WING TO BE DEDICATED

The education wing Qef flat roof abOv of Palisades
community Church will dedicated
Cathedral The hreestOr building has fourteen class
church office and other Kitchen
the top floor Dr. Clarence Crawford pastor
Church. will speak The Rev. Nelson Pierce minister the
year-Old, 4OO-member cOngregaOn-Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1959-12-05
DELICIOUS
n NEWS
Caroline S Gov. Hodges
Among Guest Speakers

Guest speakers will appear before number of Washington
area churches and other religious groups tomorrow
Gov Luther H Hodges of North Carolina speaks at the 10
am service DumbartOn Methodist Church. 3l33
Dumbarton NV He will discuss "Laymen their
Government" and report his trip
Evening star., 1959-12-05

question is so very true. People
ask, Where did Cain get his
wife?" But few people go fur
ther to the questions raised by
Genesis AIT, And Cain knew
his wife ."and he built a
city" The Biblical account not
only says he got married and
had children-but he founded
a city! Now the matter gets
really complicated. doesn't it?
Biblical scholarship-Jewish
Protestant and Roman Catho-
lie - recognizes the problems
raised by omission of certain
details in the ancient accounts
Of the creation and first his
tory of mankind. But on one
point there is much agreement.
That is, that after man be-
came man by the infusion of
a soul into the body, the Bibli-
cal names Of the first mans
descendants may have been
those of tribes rather than in
dividual men.
Cain represents the earliest
farmers-tillerS of the soil. Abel
represents the shepherds. The
purpose of the Biblical story of
creation is not to teach science
or history. but to demonstrate
the sovereign will of God in
the beginning and continuance
of the universe.
- &&*
Question - Newspaper ac-
counts recently have quoted a
Jesuit priest, Father Walter
Abbott, who recommends that
Catholics and ProtestantS agree
on a uniform English transla-
ton of the Bible. What is the
difference, now, between the
Bibles used by Protestants and
Catholics
Answer - The chief differ
enceS are based on traditions
that have very little to do with
the actual contents of the
biblical text. Both ProteStantS
and Roman Catholics recently
have been involved in produc-
ing new translations of the ORR
ginal Hebrew and Greek ver-
Sions of the Bible.
One of the problems has been
the division of chapters and
verses for convenience in locat-
ing Bible passages. Originally
there were no such divisions.
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newspaper. All questions must be
signed but the names Of writers will
not be published.
into such passages as the Ten
Commandments found in
Exodus 20. Both the Roman
Catholic Bibles and the King
James and Revised Standard
Bibles agree that there are 10
of these commandments, but
they are grouped differently.
1t is a wholesome prospect
that teStant, Eastern
Orthodox and Roman Catholic
scholars may be able to work
together on a common text.
Question-In your column of
October rs you gave the dis
tinction between Apostles and
Disciples. To me Disciple" is
general while Apostle is spe-
cific-one Of the original IL
plus St. Paul. Luke 6:13 seems
to cover the situation ade-
quately.
Answer-ThiS writer is quite
They were introduced ar
bitrarily.
The same problem carries
correct with reference to the
original Apostles. They in
cluded the IL disciples of Jesus
Christ and to them was added
the Apostle Paul. However,
others were added after st.
Paul.
1t was st. Paul who chal-
lenged his enemies who de-
clared that an Apostle must be
one who actually had seen
Jesus. His argument was that
he had seen the Christ in a
vision on the Damascus road.
But it is an accepted Chris
tian tradition that the Apostles
also added to their number
others who became evangelistS
and missionaries and Apostolic
Fathers through the first CEN
tury of the Christian era.
The Jewish Talmud also uses
the word in another meaning:
THE Apostle of anyone is the
same as the man himself by
whom he is deputized."
| (Relessed by the Register and Tribune
Syndicate, 1880
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SALVATION Array
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OUR RELIGIONS
Early Religious Names Symbolic
By DIR. CARLYLE ADAMS

Question: have much disputed question that
has been asked me several times. If Adam and Eve
were parents of Cain and Abel, and Cain killed Abel,
how did the population get started after that?
Answer just knew this one would turn up
sooner or later To say that it is "much disputed"
Evening star., 1959-12-05

(Relessed by the Register and Tribune
Syndicate, 1882
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Memorial Chapel, Howard Uni

Memorial Chapel, Howard Uni
versity.
The Rev. Blair Mclean, a
Church of Truth Minister from
Sacramento, Calf, will speak
on The New Age" at the II
am. service of the First Divine
Science Church, Seventeenth
and N street N. w.
Evening star., 1959-12-05

Editors Note: Questions obout the
Bible ond religion may be addressed
to Dr.. CoryIe Adoms in core Of this
newspaper All questions must be
signed but the nomes Of writers will
not be published.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
CHURCHES FOR RENT

WILL LEASE the Raphael ThsaleI
a. 1909 Oh Il. NV, win MAKE
wonderful church property POI
full information, see u A. HAY
DEN. 226 Woodward BLDG. 18Th
and II sia. NV. Ma. B-73l2.
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Assume a s19.755 LIST trust. Lib
eral qualifications on this flnane.
ing. Handsome In design and
well constructed. 3 and 4 bed
rms, (4th bedrm has many usesl
Ia baths. huge Westinghouse
kit. full bsmt.. rec. rm.: 2 fiool
plans and 3 different exteriors
Your choice In many items. De-
sign. construction and flnaneins
combined makes any Of these
homes . prize package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

3-BEDRN. asbestos Cape cod: full
bsmt. b ~ heat. sewer, water
gas. paved street. S1l,75O. OWN.
ER, RE. 5-5325.
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HOUSES FoR sALI-Mn.
lcoNTINuEDl

cHEvY CHASE. THE HAMLET
Beautiful traditional lines fcaturI
this T-story brick. 4-bedrm- S,s,
bath home on over y acre Woodel
lot on a cul-de-ane. All rooms AR
ecneroua sire, including lhx29 Nv
inn room and ibxlS maste. bed
room, lat floor den. lower level
out-of-eround recreation room
maids room, aaraee. full air con,
ditlonine. DONALD Z. YOUNKfk
a CO.. 10, 4-eQ2a Ill .,
cmEVY CHAsE-LRoeEMARY
SCHOOL AREA. Lovely 6-bedrm.
ih-bath home; large llv. rm.. din
rm., kitchen, den and rec. rn /
RaraGe, Priced 10 sell: low 4Os
call Oh, 0-2a4l once open q ~
0. FREDERICK W. BERENf
SALES, INC,
CONN. AVE-. EsTATEs-s bedrm
rnmblri, full bsmt.. tiled floor
wonderful location: close 10 al
schools. earport, assume lge a.
HUOH Il. PECK 10 B-4719
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OFF NEW Pennsylvania AVE-
Over y acre; 3 bedrms.. shade
trees. tool shed: COW. to shop
PING school or transp. Unusual
value at 1000; Conventional
terms only. UN. 1859.
Y1ofar hooop ond -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

81. MARYs PARIsH-a bsdrm,.. 2
fun baths: spllt-leyel with large
~. I'm, and din. area. modern
disposal: finished rec. rm.: lSrge
lot. convenient 10 parkway, FHA
terms: priced right At SfS,DbO.
SSeoahERsH4 y DAVIS His ! va CO.. TiiSseeO me-
Ssdr@s. ! baths. nrspi', SEQ oai ain
tree Tss. ss sRseSS S'I H. s S.os ssas'd 'd'
TAKOMA Park, close 70 New
Hampshire ave, - Stores, bus,
churches and theater. Pine brick
Colonial with 3 extra-iarge bed
rooms, powder room lat fiOor.
separate dining room. den. hot
water heat garage and closets
galore. BARGAIN At Sis,b0O. VISIT
ROBERT b. LoHR, 7pl5 New
Hampshire ave. Langley Park or
call HE. $4,000. Our 3Dth yr. Of
dependable service.
UNIVERSITY PARk-Modern brick
rambler ! spacious bedrms.. fire-
place IN llv. I'm. 'enced lot, Dish
washer, disposal, washer-drier. By
OWNER: uN. 4-7s03.
WEST HYATTsvILLE-Brk. Colon
ial. close TO trans. and shopping,
lee Nv. rn., sep, din. rm,, step
saving kit; twin-siyed bedrm !,
full bsmt., level I'd. Just $1,000
with only $500 down. =. c. HILL
LEY AND CO.. Realtors, AP.
T-72OO I'll 2 pm.
$3.50 DOWN and $50 per mo. buys
this newly decorated s. room
home, Just beyond cheverly: fam
ily-size DIN rm full dry bsmt.:
auto, clothes washer included in
sacrifice price Of only SI0.2b0.
Call I'll pm. WA. $4,000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS a CO.. INC.
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WOODLEY HILLS
2 -year-old, 4-bedroom. sabbath
home: In choice. close-in location.
Large liv. rm., beautiful kit. /:
large, Eround-level rec. room with
firepl.: lovely garden, GARAGE.
Ewes. call Mrs. Kinsey, OIL. q
2l3S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

James c. Conley & Co,
1901 wooimonl Avs Bethesds
OIL. 1888
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SFLII-LEVEAs--Onl $1,000. on
lbO-ft deep lot, : bedrms,, really
laIge dinine L. family siEe Kitchen;
bullt-ln garage. DONALD \,
IoUNkIN a co. 10. 4-s022
ST. JOHNS PARIsM--LoveIy cor
ner Term. brk. Colonial Bslnt,.
EEasss i SsJ SS.ss 5u A' si9si sle'oSo.
TAk0MAi Fepr-unit BIDS. in 5000
k iSfsilRH' coz u.s. S.nE s.slii.. i7'Sooi
TAk0MA PARK--home and IN
come. Terrace apartment, flrst
noor apartment plus 3-bedrooms
and bath on End floor, LArge lot
with fruit trees, gAraEe Terms,
VISIT VISIT ROBERT Z. LoHR Tals
IA, 81 ds 1s 1al t-' sspVIc cur S'n
TR nad, a. A9E ,S 5UD IEss. N wcos:s,
TsE eap. ' coa sss sSs vsia ssse
mat out for . new owner. This
family must want gracious
neighborhood and appreciate a
lovely wooded lot. with patio and
outdoor barbecue. Immediate pos
session n necessary. Only So2,-
$50. cHEaIER KELLER WOOD
Zoo o ri .. ~ S.SSbs. 80 '
TWINBROOK--3 bedrms., piayrm !,
LARGE de luxe kit, earport and
trees galore. Assume 4laes loan.
Trades, Sl5,05O.
KEN DRUSKIN a. CO.
1900 Viers Mil Rd 10. 5-3366
TWINBROOK. S12.A5O. = spotiess
Cape Cod; nrepl;, 2 bedrms.. bath
roughed in upstairs; OF 4hfs trust.
s fsel 81. s.75 sSo III .. OF Md
wIIEH sirC sI%%seul a.
kit. with dining area, full bsmt.,
ROOM. den and half bath. lovely
81 * si to S.41 EHA HUGH 7
WHEATON WOODS = Immaculate
eEtek rambler 3 bedrms; tiled
with RECREATION RIM. alum.
s sSTnsF ~a s|fie.gssSo se hTaH '9 r
PECK. 10. 5-474S, ila4s Ga. ave.
WhEh AON ~ hhEh = o-ucuIOOln
brick rambler; liy. rm,, ilrepl..
DATE POSSESSION. 81 b. F T
INC. Ju. 5-7l13 or La. 9-173s.
WHEAToN-Home with sep. ant.
Better than new; firepl., big kit;
Just a few blks. from everything:
excellent terms. S1b.750. HIDE
BRAND CO. JU. 9-SsS0.
WOODACREs-7-room white brick
Colonial with nice neighbors who've
found what you've beer seeking.
Center-entrance plan includes den,
nowder rm.,. electric kitchen on LIST
Moor Moor rn Ss1Sms' An baths enNp I9 ga
ING; Assume OF loan VACANT
Asking s30.a5O. FRANK 6. PHIL
LIPS. NC. OIL. 2-T006: ewes, OIL.
8-45e2.
wOODsIDE FOREsT-Most attrac-
tive custom 3-bedrm.. 3-bath brick
With dining area. Separate dinins
fireplace, den, large screened
SPRINGS most SOUGHT after close
N area. c. ROBERT GRAY n
co. GIG Ellsworth dr., ~.
WHY PROCRAsTINATE? Let us
sell your home promptly. A tre-
mendous sales volume this yea
has left US in need Of your homo
for sale We can do the Job
quickly, quietly and efficiently.
A. J, KEsSlNGER a. CO.. JU.
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HOUSES FuRNIsNEp


FoxHAIL nd. ARRA---Four bed.
rooms excellent condition. Ions
lease; very nice nr0und avail
Immediately; S419 per mo.
OEOROEIOWN-,We have several
attractive 3. 4 bedroom houses
sees 70 S325; avail. late April
year Ease Also, ! avail. ApFi
CALL MONDAY ma. S-03oI
Sc. SECTION very attractlyel,
furn. bedrms., 4 bath. lre
fenced I'd. 500 mo. RI. 3-1IIa
MISUNDERSTANDING 3-bedrm
BRAND CO., 10, $3.50.
WHkATON--New, and compiefcii
furn.i mr., shopping, transp. $3.50
MA. S-0s60 Tor appointment.
FALLS CHURCH. vA.--colored. so,
hhreve st., completely furn.
bedrm.. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit
and bath: SIS mo-: a Blk. K
school, church, . blks. to shopping
center, bus every half hr. By thu
door; Q miles 20 d. c. Ref. REQ.
W, e-230Q after $50. ALoLA
REALTY CO.
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EVANSVILLE

Just S4g5 down, incl set.
Element charges and i'm
med possession can be ar
RANGED on this 4-bedrm.
home, perfectly located near
parochial and public schools,
transp. and shopping. Ideal
for the large or growing
family Has sep. din. rm.,
basement, gas heat, garage:
big, level. shady lot. Owner
asking only $13.500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.


"A BABBLING BROOK is lust one
Of the charming features Of this
spotlesS, 3-bedrm. redwood ranch
er Large living rIn, with fireplace
huge kitchen with breakfast nook.
rec. area In full bsmt.. h..w. heat
Lovely is-aere lot with shade
CO. NC. Realtors Gators soG lee hwy ],
OR. 3-140l.
AIR CONDITIONING for summer
comfort. Fails Church. 3 bed
rms. : baths, redeeorated ram
bier. Equipped cleo kit. with table
space 2b-ft. lv.-din. rm. with
ilrepl.. full bsmt.. att. garage
Feneed-in rear terraced garden,
tall trees. Cow. to schools. shop
ping. transp, swimming pool, As
sumo 4I5e. al loan or new FHA,
$4,000. No agents. OWNER, JE.
4@OVdO.
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ST. AIMS PARISH
SAFETY FIRST!
SHOW PLACE

A gardeners delight in
convenient Lee Boulevard
Manor All large rooms, full
basement, big recreation
room and bath. 23-ft. living
room leasy to arrangel.
Separate dining room. break
fast nook in kitchen, . big
bedrooms and bath. Carport
Don't miss this rare home.
Excellent for the small fam
lily seeking superb location,
excellent construction and
space. Only SCI $50. Call
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THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
; WA. 7-450O RealtorI

The PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 7-450O Realtors
HOUSES BY HUGHES - Approx
h-acre lot. Beltsville, Cape Cod;
4 bedrms . baths; sep. din. rm.;
English bsmt.; mr.. Md. u, NsA.
minutes from downtown freeway:
red orick const.. only 1850;
FhA, conventional terms. W r.
HUGHES CO., AP. 7-1400.
KNOLLWOOD-Neat brick rambler
on large lot offers liV. rm. with
tirepl, separate din. rm., table
space kitchen with eye-level oven:
, bedrms., bsmt. with picture-win-
dow and plumbing for u bath.
Name your terms. Price S17,500.
Z !. BLANCHARD, Realtor, ~
EsTATE-5-room
home, FIR: reas. price. Assume
CT mort. OWNER. SIP. 3-542s.
LANGLEY PARK Mdrn. brk. home.
5 spacious rms, good location, full
bsmt. wi paneled rec, rn.. prch.
Sl3,S50. HUGH T. PECK. HE.
4-640O til 2.
LEWIsDALE-Attr. 3-bedrm- brk.
Cape Cod; firepl., scr. porch: level
Iot, many extras; S17,s50. FLA
terms. JU. 9-06Ol, L H. CAR
MICHAEL REALTY CO.
= Modern 3 bedrm.
brick rambler. Liv. rm., din. rm.
kit. A CLEAN HOME, Fenced yard.
800 down FLA Sl4.5O0. HUGH
7 PECK. Realtor, HE. 4-64O0.
NEW HAMPSHIRE GARDENS -
SCI 800. Majestic brk. Colonial
with built-in garage, 3 lge bed
rms. sep. din. I'm WONDER
FUL AND LIVABLE." Powder rn.
on 1st floor and In bsmt. with
rec. rm-. 2 fireplS. and enticing
patio. W. J. NICHOLAS. HE.
$1,000.
OPP NEW Pennsylvania AVE
Over y acre; 3 hedrms.. shade
trees. tool shed: cow. to shop
pins school or transp. Unusual
value al sa 900: conyentionai
terms only. UN. 4.sssS.
peter j. hagan and son
DIXON HILL AREA Brick ram
bier; 3 bedrms.. din. rm.. fully
equip. kit: 2 hrepls.. bsmt. rec.
area: immediate occupancy: in
service financing RIDGEFIEI.D
REALTY Co. 10. 6-6S0o: ewes.
10. 1887.
3-BEDRN- asbestos Cape Cod: fun
bsmt. INV heat. sever, water,
gas; paved street: S11,750. OWN
ER. RE. 5-5325.
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HOUSES ron sALE--M.E.
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lcoNIINuEpl

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heat; excel buy ess6 above hrs
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