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Guest artists also will appear or
the program.
On Saturday morning, October
8, at 8 o'clock, the Mems Brother
hood will sponsor a breakfast. The
breakfast and other commemora,
tive programs are open to the pub
lie. Price of the breakfast is 81
One feature of the breakfast will
be short talks by three Numbers
of the church dealing with the
church's past history. The speakers
will be Mrs. Mamie Lyle, Rev.
erend H. w. Bolts, pastor emeritus,
and Mrs. Gertrude Bell, church
secretary.
Mrs. Bell has the distinction of
holding the oldest membership in
the church with more than 80
years. Felix Jones is president of
lions Mems Brotherhood.
There also will be a guest speak
er during the regular IL o'clock
service Sunday, October 9th. The
name of this speaker will be an
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Oct. Mrs. Louise Elliot, 511
Iglehart Av.; II. L. Blakey, 735
st. Anthony Av.; James E. Cook,
1873 Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Birdie High,
727 Carroll Av.; James Mockabee,
927 st. Anthony Av.; William
Small, 1889 Cumberland Av; Shar-
man Marie Davis, 500 st. Anthony
Av.; Mrs. Frederick Southern, 595
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. A. D. Andrews,
427 Rondo Av.; Robert Graham,
766 Aurora Av.; Mrs William
Sayles, Jr., 756 St Anthony Av.
Oct. 2-Mrs. Georgia A. Collins,
sos w. Central Av.; Alice Diggs,
4S5 Rondo Av.; Sue Cannon, 3O3
Woodlawn; Robert Shoffner, 1889
Eustis; Louise Elliot, 511 Iglehart
Av.; Mrs. Lotue Milton, 1853 Car
roll Av.; Mrs. Edith Smith, SAT
Carroll AV.
Oct. 3-Robert Price, 454 Rondo
Av.; Mrs. D. L. Young, 455 St
Anthony Av.; Sharon Clark, 615
w. Central Av.; Shirley Jones,
1921 Rondo Av.; David Mark Win
field, 1909 Carroll Av.
Oct Augustus L. Hill, S75
St. Anthony Av.; Janice Pettiford,
1877 Carroll Av; Herbert Foster
III, 1883 Sherburne Av.; Mrs Doris
Bradley, 761 st. Anthony Av.
Oct. 5-Helen Marietta Smith,
543 Carroll Av.; Lillian Brown,
800 st. Anthony Av.; Edward San
ders, 6O7 st. Anthony Av.; John
Dodd, 1856 Rondo Av.; Miss Sharon
Lee Blakey, 472 w. Central Av.
Oct. 6-Mr. c. A. Anderson, SO2
Dayton Av.; Mrs. Arthur H. P.
Rhodes, 8S9 st. Anthony Av.; Ora
Lee O'Neal, 1876 Carol Av.; Mr..
John Warren, 1901 Rondo Av.;
Mr.. Homer Wilson, 912 Iglehart
Av.; Mrs. Sylvia Byrd, 293 st.
Adams Av.; Helen Katherine Fox,
969 Carroll Av.
Oct. Donna Jean Cotton, 405
st. Anthony Av.; Rufus Carson,
916 Aurora Av.; Mr.. Sidney F.
Miller, 500 Iglehart Av.; Mr.. Mel
win Gooden, 1904 Carroll Av.; Mrs.
Cecilia Russell, 500 Iglehart Av.
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Week Long Observance:
Zion Baptist To
Celebrate ChuFch'S
55fh Anniversary

Large crowds are expected to
attend programs next week COM
memorating the 55th Anniversary
of the Zion Baptist Church at 1923
Lyndale Av. N. The Rev. James R.
Holloway, pastor, says the church
will present programs starting
Friday, October 7. The celebration
will continue on Saturday, October
8, and Sunday, October 9. Speak
ers for the occasions will be an
nounced the first of next week.
Reverend Holloway says the Fri
day, October 9Th program will be
musicale, and will begin at
pm. Music will be provided by
choirs and choruses of Zion Bap-
fist Church under the direction of
Willie B. Hale, Minister of Music.
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Helm, Harold Mays, Jack Adams,
Eddie Bolger, Leo Britt, William
Hill, T. Jones, Fred Lawson, James
Lassley, David Leonard, Art Moore,
Otis Spencer, Danny Swain, Thad-
deus Toombs, Tyler Howell, James
Stephens, Donald Rice, Ted Ander-
son, Edward Robbins, Harvey Cole,
Andrew Hutson, John Nancy,
Woodrow Norris, Amos Knight,
Robert Banham, William Fraction,
William Edward johnson, Wesley
Lyle, Lonnie Perry, Martin Huns
berger, Otis Raynes, Kenneth Rob-
inson,- Richard Session, Richard
Robinson, Glenn Slaughter, Sr.,
Glenn Slaughter, Jr., Earl Lewis,
Roy Bowles, James Campbell, Le-
roy Bell, Cartrel Cooper, Harry
Davis, Everett Law, P. Minis and
Lewis Whitlock.
Also the Mesdames Rose Gallo
way, Helen Underwood, Marie Red
dick, Jessie Smith, Alice Harness,
Doris Wilkerson, D. Dawson, Betty
Bailey, Mae Marshall, Gloria Smith,
Elaine johnson, AIvedia Smith, and
Gloria Smith.
Also the Misses Ramo Estes,
Lorraine Richie, Vivian Patter-
son, and Dorothy Wells.
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Sept. 3O-Mrs. w. L. Battles
220 E. And st.
Oct. Mrs. Tyre Elliot, 1917
Fifth st. s.; Riley Gilchrist Jr.,
3946 Second Av. s.; Mrs. Jimmie
Lee Hatchett, 622 Girard Av. N;
Mrs Carl Ampey, 7O2 Fremont
Av. N; Johnny Brown, 2409 18th
Av. s.
Oct. 2 - Leonard Cowan, 1409
Lyndale Av. N; Mrs. Blanche
Cooper, 7O5 Seventh st. S.; Mr.
I. c. Mumford, 1909 Fourth Av
S.; Pamela Jane Grimes, 1925
Stevens Av.
Oct 3-Mrs. Emma Gage, 1917
Clinton Av.; Mrs. Charles M. Sex
ton, 616 Penn Av. N.
Oct Fred Frazier, 2S0S
Tenth Av. S.; Vich Lynn Carter
411S Third Av. s.; Mrs. Elmer
Smith, 1919 Smelling Av.; Susan
Anne Pearson, 1920 Fourth Av
s.; William Charles Tramel ST.
1905 Third Av. s.; Kimberley
Wynn, 1909 Fifth Av. S.
Oct. 5-Orville Drake, 202S
Bloomington Av.; Jessie Jacoway
4o17 Fourth Av. s.; Michael Ham
monds, 2741 Clinton Av.
Oct. 6-Mr. Marcus H. Jackson
1915 Smelling Av.; Alex Jones, 1905
Clinton Av.; Mrs. v. Robbins, I'LL
Fourth Av. N; Mrs. A. Halliday
1855 3sth Av. s.: Mrs. F. c. Clardy
2437 9th Av. S.
Oct. Jacob Quarterman, S7S6
Fifth Av. s.; Luvenia Woolfordr
1119 Emerson Av. NJ; Nadine
Rochelle Russell, 4024 Fourth Av
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Easy refreshments for summertime entertaining problem
with No Bake Coconu Cereal Cookies This recipe, especially
developed for hot weather cooks takes just minutes to prepare
Imagine, tasty cookies without heating the oven.
So simple this recipe want to let your
Sabotage children make batch of the cookies It would provide
excellent activity for them when they What can do
today-theres nothing doing around here"
In addition to being easy to these cookies pack
real nuonal wallop Nutritious breakfast cereals which con-
tribute protein valuable vtamns essential minerals and food
energy combined with rans coconut dates honey lemon
condensed milk make deectabe tasting
cookies.
NoBake COconut Cereal Cookies
cups raisin bran bran n cup matted cereal nuts
fakes "a cup sweetened condensed
III cups chopped raisins milk
"a cup faxed coconut l tablespoon honey
cup chopped dates / tablespoon lemon juice
Combine all ingredients and mix we'll Press into creased
square (9x9x2 inches) shape into small balls Roll in
ganuated confectoners if desired Let dry Yield:
dozen small balls SO to 40 shaped In
cut into squares Wrap in waxed paper
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Oct. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer S.
jackson, 37OS Fourth Av. s., Al
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wallace,
1926 E. 34th St, ten years.
Oct. 2-Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ar
radondo, 4457 Fourth Av. s., IL
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Stokes, 22OS 22nd Av. s., five
years.
Oct. 5-Mr. and Mrs. Mevlin
Stone, 81 Russell Av. N, 80 years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Fraction,
4144 Fifth Av. s., three years.
Oct. 6-Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Hines, 1886 Clinton Av., 16 years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wallace, 1918
Clinton Av., 20 years.
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ments committee and she was as
sisted by an active committee.
Other members of the club are
Mines Ava Blackwell, Verna Flip
pin, Gertrude Foster, Clodeal Clan
ton, Mae Hill, Ina Horris, Adelia
Novels, Lois Pruett, Marilyn Rob-
inson, Laverne Thomas and John
ME Wade.
Guests at the party include the
club members husbands: Messrs
Theodore Lockett, Alonzo Lee
Fred Lee, T. J. FIppin, Walter
Foster, Wayne Glanton, Forest
Hill, James Horris, Ira Robinson
William Thomas and William
Wade.
Party guests included Messrs
and Mesdames Robert Allen, Ever.
EFT johnson, Maxwell Johnson, vii.
liam johnson, Earle Kyle, Sr., Rob-
ert Kyle, Hobart Mitchell, Jr., Al.
bert Minis, Huntley Suratt, Alfred
Barnes, Willis Kelley, Harold Rob.
erts, L. S. Shannon, Leon Wallace
Samuel Watson, Godfrey Baldez
Charles Blackburn, Gabriel Boud-
reaux, Maurice Britts, Obie Ripper
Douglas Thompson, Homer Waugh
and Tabal Wilson.
Also Messrs. and Mesdames
Robert Covington, Burie Carmich-
ael, Jr., Royal Crawford, William
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Nathaniel Evans.
The divers also visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Locket, he's in
real estate. The Lockets are friends
the divers first met while visiting
Mexico.
The st. Paul couple were the
objects of much hospitality during
their Windy City visit. Included
were visits to scenic spots and
special places Of interest.
Breakfast Party: Mrs. Laura P.
Thompson was hostess to a lovely
breakfast early Saturday morning
Sept II at her home at 945 Day
ton Av.
Guests who enjoyed her gracious
hospitality were Mines. John r.
Lawrence, Jr., Ruth Rivers, John
Taylor, Mary MCGEE, Majorie
Tendle, Ella Warder, Rev. and Mrs.
Henry w. Bolts, Sr. and Rev. H.
w. Bolts, Jr. and Mrs. Juanita
Campbell of st. Louis, Mo.
The table was beautifully set
with white lace covering, a gold
and bronze autumn center piece.
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Patron Guests Is
New Feature Of
Presidents Ball

Martin o. Wellington, ST.,
chairman of the Twin City Coun-
Gil of Clubs 1860 Presidents Ball,
announced that his committee is
now seeking a limited number
patrons to be special guests of the
Council at the Presidents Ball,
honoring the presidents of all af-
filiated clubs, 1t is because of the
spaciousness of the hall where the
ball is being held that outside
guests can be Accommodated, stated
Wellington.
He explained that as has been
the case for previous balls, there
is expected to be great demand for
guest invitations. To solve this
demand most equitably, and at the
same time assist the promotion,
the committee decided to issue
guest patron tickets on a first
come, first-served basis.
These tickets, selling for one
dollar a piece are being made
available through affiliated clubs.
Each club will be given an equal
number of patron tickets for dis
position. Obfe Ripper ASSOCIATED
Negro Credit Union) Is in charge
Of patron arrangements.
Patrons will not only be admit
ted to the Presidents Ball as spec
ial guests, Ripper stated, but their
names, as patrons, will also appear
on the official program for the
evening.
The official program, which will
include the pictures of all club
presidents and a listing of the
evenings schedule, is planned to be
very elegant in printing and de-
sign.
Ripper emphasized the point that
at this years affair absolutely no
invitations will be available other
than the patron guest. He advised
all interested persons to make ar
rangements through affiliated
clubs or Council officers immedi-
ately. The supply of such accom-
odations are limited, he concluded.
The Presidents Ball is slated
for November Is at the Mari-gold
Ballroom
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

Oct. 2-Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Eli
OF, 511 Iglehart Av., % years; Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Clemens, S86
Dayton Av., % years; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Haskins, 6s7 st. An
ithony Av., 20 years; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wagner, 800 Aurora Av.,
l2O years.
Oct. 3-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Tarver, 6O3 st. Anthony Av., 25
years; Mr. and Mrs. John l. Banks
Jr., 7O5 Iglehart Av,, 80 years.
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nounced early next week Reverend
Holloway will speak at the 8 am
service on the same date. And at
6 o'clock, Sunday evening an Am
niversary Pageant directed by Mrs,
Bertha NJ. Smith will be presented
Following the pageant there will
be a pictorial exhibit Of the history
Of the church in the basement. The
serving of refreshments will con-
clude the celebration of lions 55th
anniversary.
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congo's Political Crisis
AeteUIy Affects
Oil Palm Industry

United Nations, N. Y. CAMP
The valuable oil palm industry on
the Congo is currently suffering
a severe drop in production and
exports, due to the political i'm
passe in the African country.
According to official sources, the
commercial output will probably
be Is percent or more below the
average of the last three years.
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Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL

Return From Chicago Visit: Mr.. and Mrs Oscar W Oliver
666 West Central Av returned home after spending few
vacation days in Chicago, visiting and renewing old acquain
anceships.
The divers visited with Mr. and Mrs George Bolden Mrs
Boden may be remembered here Sedeniaby Twin
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FNO ENTERTAINS GUESTS AT FIRST
FORMAL DANCE OF 1850 SEASON

The FNO annual fall semfoma dance Friday night Sept
% big good crowd of invited guests turned
despite the ncemen weather which kept people home
The affair held the Ford Local. auditorium Ford Park
way, St Paul
Officers of the FNO club Mrs Theodore LOckett presi
dent and Mrs. AlOnZO Lee secretary treasurer
Mrs Fred Lee general chairman of the dance arrange
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AT AGE lO2, HERE'S TOMS
RECIPE FOR "WHISKEY,
SMOKING AND FAST WOMEN

Portland, Greg. (ANP) - Tom
Crane, who was 102 last week says
he owes his long life to "whiskey
smoking, and fast women"
Il still take a drink and will
as long as live said the ex.
logger, a native Of Virginia who
came west in 1880.
Il had to give up chewing to-
bacco when I lost my teeth, and
quit smoking about six or seven
years ago" he said
As for women: We'll, I still look
at them"
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Social and Personal
K MINNEAPOLIS <
MINNEAPOLIS

Dinner Guests In Isanti Rev E. j. Henderson and
Mr. James Walker 1929 Bryant Av ~ dinner guests
MI ana Mrs Edward Carr Sunday, Sept %, Ianti MINI
The Henderson and Mr. Walker said the Cars are excellent
hosts.
Back In Hospital: Mr. Henry Bailey, 4Ol7 Fifth Av S. is
back IN Mount Sinai hospital for observation and checkup
Correchon In the Sept 23 edition the of Mrs
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BOYS - Make Money for
chrisfmas-SelI fhe RECORDER.
See or coll Mr.. e. w. Niece,
527 Aurora or Capital 6-436l.
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Av. NJ, entered Fairview Hospital
for an indefinite stay and check-up
Monday, Sept. 26. Mrs. Miller is
the pianist for a local women's
quintette, the Jubiletts.
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Out Of-Town BIRTHDAYS

Oct. 3-Mrs. Patricia Foster,
Dixon, Peoria, Ill.
Oct. Robert Steven Schine,
Washington, D. c.
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Out-Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Oct. Robert Wright, Rock
ford, Ill.
Oct 6-Miss Caroline Watson,
Birmingham, Ala.
Oct. wesley Burrell, Ankney
Ia
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Craft was incorrectly given as
Mabel" Craft. Mrs. Louise Craft
is reporter for the Helpers Club
of st. Peter AME church.
Enters Hospital For Check-up:
Mrs. Louise Miller, 1902 Lyndale
Evening star., 1960-12-24
HOUSES EoR sALE-vA. BUSINESS 1ploRruMIrIEsI
IcoN1INUED)

tTAftoR SHOP and pickup DR.,
sries $500. il. Is.OIa 5.ssis.. EDNA. Lsn'
TEXACo WILL HAVE stations
AVAILABLE In the. near future II
mhnities. We H are nov inte1si.Win; SHin'
interested persons. For fnforma'
tion or appointmentL phone J. D
AMBLER. TE. 6-69f0,
WONDERFUL OPkUk1DNITF
ALEXANDRIA, AREA
Terrific; location FOR high volume
coin laundry operation; eompl
installed with attractive financing
Ju. .5-9620 !.
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tcoNrlkuED)

WV On the market with ffire1
big bedrooms in one Of Arlington's
most desirable locations within
e1sy reach, Of. scheels. Kit in
seautitul birch Larse stone nre:
sEsts;a P1EsA s Il SH5Sf'ii!SHaEElS soES
REAsLLIY. ,slsa Lee hwy, KE'
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DREAM RHMBLIR-oniy $500 dn.
and assume large 4l5ss loan on
this 3-oedrm. home with full b.mt.
and Daneled rec. fm,. de luxe kit.
;sSsss i.Ss: aAG F:t'Fi H,tTr1 iysl sSr' ce. lSt.
Realtors. AP, 7.1200.
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HOUSES ron SALE--VA.

ALEX. AREA sPKcIAE-sIl,S66,
sac ssSes.fss.9 SSss9 is,i s1.l1 sA.sis. s.s .iI
s5S sa5SssinE FL, 'tSn;S. SsssS.Is so%s a.. ssS
front porch: dehGhtfyi View,
Monthly paymente Jess than rent
$3.50. ~ p BARRY ORG
hSsSIty. Admin. Ewes. II g.
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BUSINESS PROF. FOR SALE

Pr. GEO. C0.-Seass 500 It. on
3O1- southbouDd,. Restaurant. gaso.
line pumps (EsstJ., on and oR SalC
beer, vine: new BUILDING, equip.
ment. Must be sold to settle es.
tate. State 2-Tff9. agent. L.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

WE NEED more lots. acreage Q
tsTmS IN p; G. or nearby No; =
Evening star., 1960-12-24

COLLEGE PARK-Loveiy a-bedrm
rambler: 6amt;: rec m: ! com:
kEALTY CO., JU. s-23b2. ~.
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THE RETURNS ARE IN!
SMART PEOPLE BUY BEFORE
A BOOM
BEERS BROS, JU.. 5-76lO

6EEltS bhOSp JU.. 5-701O.
70 ALL OUR friends and aSSoeiatei
E vsry MeIry Christmas and
c. 4. GRAHAM co.
1918 Cclesviile Rd.. 9 o., md.
JU 5000 JU. 5.055O
WHEAToN.R0CKVILLR-Buy, Seli,
trade, appr0iSe. CLAUDE WOOD
Realtor. Appraiser, LO. 4.77OO.
WO0DM0OR - Larte house for
sIAall price located In prime ares, :,
8 6Sdrmss 2 fun batRs. iss. Nv.
Tm., full hsmt.; lovely fenced yard
with shade trees.
SOMETHING SPECIAL"
WAlkiAs distance to ct. AeFnAdOtte's
Parental School. Priced OF only
$16,e e60: NAME your own terms!
". J. NICHOLAS 10. B-OSOO
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"A -

ARLINGTON REALTY co.
2sQ0 wilson Blvd. IA. -7-930(
After Pm. Call IKE. $3.50
VIENNA, .yA.-S.bedrm. brk. ram
bleI. fun vaik!ln .hsmt., hrepl.
s1EpSS6dt6 Sd6 .aefs wooded lot; sact
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IA TAX. I. q Sc SECONDS IDS

TAKE 20 SECONDS
. $1,000 down, hare 10
4 very deleetable p
bedroom suGaF plum
In 0 Lovely wooded
dell. close 20 Alex
andria, with very
eGSy ,commItins 70
the District, IT. Bel
yoir or the Pentagon.
bust redecerated, 1t
Just sparkle6l !, 1A.ft.
Kitchen WITH eating
: snaees aud A"ATeplace
in the living room
lust tIWaitiIG for q
price IS Sl3,B00: LIST
time we've listed II,
sSSEiAi s37I. I ,s$Ss4g " j 3Ss& III 50
II: $4,000. FL.
: $4,000. =.
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Prince 0E0RafS COUNTY
C1FVRSTV

CMEVERLY
Assume 4hss loan with no red
tepe. and quick possession. a.
hedrm. brk. Colonial: Nv. rm. with
nrepi.,. sep. din. rm.. equip. kit,
with breakfast nook. les. porch
and full bsmt.: with moderate On.
JnISS.r TeHs;. riSoSMHl y totnl mo; ;rpp1y p1yss ~
THE H0uoE OF HoMHa.
uN. 4-l160
COLLEGE PARK-Loveiy 3-bedTm
REALTY CO. 10. S.s5Ss. -.
1904.
DREAM RAMBLRR-oniy $500 dn.
and assume large 4h loan on
and Sss psssed rec sema rm ~'t de iSl iul. PM f,
stove and refSr.: level cor. lot.
keSltois, Al. 7.9a6o. Co.
H0MEs Tors ACREAOE
srA1f5as0 fT5as0AA' r HAat!H a. 7.ssOp
IDEAL sT1RTER NOME Twin
sSs Sef Iot ssef% IS.i sH o az a. Ri sss s'Sss ss1
AZ AZ. 4.iissss.s 4iissss STATE rHorEATlEs'
IF YOU need 5 bedrmS. and cIossts
galore, then you must see this
Ri.sS., RlEiSs rT ,.1 fun 1 S,th.; E:n g luz: 5s
20-ft. screened porch; close TO
Country Club. Only seo,SoS On
conventional terms. Can ri .
RoBERT Q. Davis q CO.. INC.
KENT FOR99T@s396 down and
move ia today; ! bedrms.: air
1-l44S: eves.. Ma. 2.iiSI.
KRNT vTLLAGI-s395 down, IN
bedrrnS.. separate dIninG fm., III
baths: fully air eond.i balance Ike
3 y. R2xLTrYY. Y iSSotisE. fac'. IL. s%.sssSS..
LANDOvRR HILLs-Pretty 6fiek-
front rambler; vacant and In
apotless condition, With De luxe
kitchen. wall oven, surface range.
snack bar and 3 bedrms.. rec. :.
type bsmt. with tiled A. BeautifuI
!ot And terrtAe neiGhhorhood.
Pessession before Xmas. Assume
Ai1es lean and save many SIS.
OF 9PECIAL-NEw 4-bedrm. brick:
90-ft. hy. rfn., ceramic tiled bath.
eh baths Il In master bedrm !,
close In: prime community. close
70 everything.
PRINCE oEoRoEs PROPERTIES
AP. 7-1174
LAUREL~Buy your family . use
full Chrtstmna present. this lovely
3-bedrm.. bath rambler Call
BERGMAN REALTY CO., JU. =
1874, RA. 6-2117.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
To All Our Cheats and Friends
Capital Realty Co.
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Seasonal Graafinna
SIMMER

Miller-built Colonial on wel-land-
modern iit., i 6sdrms., ! baths.
T TiiiSr, m. s.334i.
w. C. q A. N. MILLER DRV. CO.
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lQK1

1; cnIy.a tsy aayS s;.G away, YSS You I stil
Years resolution By buyi ing
ssttling and ReyiaG Into this plush
virginia neiGhbofho0d on 0 beel
pccketbook: sonly q 800 doGn
: larse bedrps., ga baths. 9 Ore
places, center entrance. large Jtv
. rH:: separate din, Fms daylight
Xalk+out rec, rm.; big h-aere lot
Sdts Saao. tres re. Ast tedsyy. u; 2
cHAPMkN REiALffY. INC INC. "M. a
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TRAILERS

CASE PAID fQr. house .trAilers; We
pay on your balance and 1--WE you
cash. COL. COX, Orchard 4-a343.
CASE PAID for clean used mobile
home, Va, Ro e-1400; Nd. RA.
6-253l
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Spacious eenter-hall Colonial. near
Chevy Chase Country Club, fea-
turing den, powder rm.. paneled
family rm.: ideal fer enteYtaininE
3 hedrm1.. 2 baths: S3l 900. Ewes.
call Mr. TillsT. M. 9.234i.
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ksaltors I'M. 2.446l
CHEvY CHASE; 9e3.5OO - BfieI
Colonial. Three twin:siEed bed
Pms, liV. rm. with ffepI.. sep
GIN: rm.; XIX with table space
screened porch, nm. rec. room, DOW
ger room on main. floor and In
ASSsis REii:Yi!H YiHcil' 81 ssSss sssSSSse iii Il,
CnavY CHASE vIEW-N-aeF ioi
SIsI Sitn trees Ass,,u aeH custom brick ram
sedr%,J1. 1o:%s' .% SssSHsa. SSsaSHaniisss ssSunS: g
leyel rec. nm. earRort, Arepl.
siEsriKnESsDA REALTY OIL. 4-,41s
CONN. AVE. ESTS.-Brk.. 8 bed
rms. :: baths, rec, rm.; level fenced
SiGA &c Sool. 'sii . WI issTi: Tsi::stiso.a ana ST.
$.ssdrn. Cape Cod. : full SStSs
BE M FOR THE HOLIDAYS"
Assume large Sl6,60O az loan,
S110 pays ell. Convenient to M
schools and tYansp. Trades eonsid
cred on this home buyers deliGht
W J. NICHOLAS Lo. 5-OSOO
COM; AVE; IAkK: sPoTLEss,
ssIstSISps e. S:ssosSs SSD sfEafIESIs sE1F u: dSTR
kNlNE9; rec, rm.: lovely rear
Poreh; only S:0,500. See today.
HuoA T. PEcK. 1I248 oeorsia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR REetITS
Evening star., 1960-12-24
STORES FOR RENT

COLUMBIA PIKE SHOPPING CEN,
+ TER, :" A0x66 - Shoes. elothifik
paints. etc. Dense population area
14Estore center. WEISSBERG
BROS. REALTY, IA. 5.0606 Of
IA. 7-gl00.
CORNER GA. AVE. and KENNEDY
SITS. n.w.-Small, display window
$50. heat included. RA. 3-2943
18th ST., above Columbia rd,-
for any retail business: heavy fool
trafie from major bus lines: S15a
per month. OWNER, NE. 6-1130:
ANea.. OF, 2.4h4a. !. )
Evening star., 1960-12-24
WAREHOUSE fer RENT

BLADENsBURG, MD.-1O,0oO 50
+ f.: ofnees: TT, sidinE, truck docks
w. s5-ssoQ; after g. pm, uN
Evening star., 1960-12-24
HOUSES ron SALI-N.E.

FoRs os, SALE ssI,II,, 70 . ANYONE WITH
aet. brick, newly decorated; Dc
luxe kit. and bath, hardwood
hOorS, full bsnat.. sas heati IN
~. Dupent Sc: q harsAiA.
S495 DN.--conerete trent porch,
re-, re-, r1a;, . modern tie Saths' tsli vi
a sHtr. S Dining aTsS nsot, 0ffSIiH' fSiI hsns. asc
newly Decorated: in Hnast s.s.
section, near 18th and Mass. Cali
''' VIZ FAKE TRADES
PAELlN REALTY co.
Ii. 4-730O, IA. 7.4002, RE-. 6-1734
Evening star., 1960-12-24

FARTNERSHiP AVAILABLE, Il
mechanical supt. and eng. in es.
teblished plumbing. heatinE and
air-eond. business. No money
needed TO riRht man: refs. ex,
ehanGed. Reply P. o. BOX s, Ken.
sin6ton, Md. ;
R0OMING HOUSE and EToceFy
store for sale. RA. 3.3956.
sERVICE STATION located on ma .
Tor U. o, hwy. In Falls Church
area. Small investment, low rent,
Righ potential for right man. Cali
nov. Mr.. HARPER. LA. $4,000,
Evening star., 1960-12-24

TOWN ANB COUNTRY; REALLY
wishes all clients Q very MerrI
Christnias. once closed unit
Tuesday.
VERY CAOICE-There iS Tea
charm In; this nice .Toemy, com.
tendgisn srsdh nSsen SF esSssrudsiOns' sSTs u soof
ssSSFeSA sSS ,s;Isn.. s;HItSs. ttamily rccH
thrcSshout. Lovely little stream
81 the rear 81 the brick terraeeC
yard. Price IL reasonable ant