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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
(coNIlNUED)

ACRE OF MAGNIFICENCE! Random
Wlutn pegged floors and stone
firepl. are Just some of the fea-
lures in this commodious, cuStom-
bullt rambler: 3 baths. q den, 3
oedrmS. ana 2-car carport. on ia
acres Of Rreenery, This is real
W. r. REYNofDs CO. JA' 7-sSa5.
ALEX. EX.-BRADDOCK HEIGHTS,
33,95O-BRAND-N DE LUKE
SPLlT-LEVELS; 4 bedrms.. 3
baths, family rm., porch patio.
FormicR kitchen cabinets, dish.
washer, etc. Completely air cond.
A quality-built home fairly priced.
Call TO inspect. XII 9-3630. NJ. Il.
BARRY ORG. REALTY ADMIN.
Ewes, KI. 9-54SS.
ALEX, NEAR RUSSELL RD.-
Darling, brick-and stone Cape
Cod on lovely corner lot. 8 nice
bedrmSn 1st-fi. powder rm., FAM
lily din. rm. w/corner cupboard.
large kit. breakfast nook. excel.
cab. space, basement and sun
porch; ONLY S19,95O, Low
AL SMITH REALTY
KI. S-6652. Ewes, TIE. 6-5s52
ALEx-off Mt. Vernon blvd. owner
must sell 3-bedrm. brick rambler:
lge:. attic storage, yard. scr. porch
and trees on cul-de-sac. Walk to
schools, shops. %l6,500, small dn,
paymt. SO. 5S4s3.
ALEX, ROSE HILL-3-bedrm., Q.
bath rambler: full bsmt., rec. nm;
large fenced yard: . air cond.;
nr. schools, shop, ctr, busline;
SlS,50n. OWNER, SO. 5-23lO.
ALEX. DEL RAY
NO MONEY DOWN
2 porcheS, 3 bedrms, close-in, full
bsmt., extra large liv. rm: I,-
acre fenced lot, garage; conv 70
bus. and shopping. ST. per mo.
makes this home yours. Call XII.
WILLIAM E. BARNES CO., INC.
ALEX, SOUTH-NoTHING DOWN,
LOW. LOW MONTHLY PAY
MENTS Of only S79 Buy this
semi TODAY and move in i'm
mediately. Fenced yard and rec.
nm; walk to shops and bus stop.
Our office is as close as your
telephone. Open q til 9. MON.
ROE REALTORS, so. 5-9lOO.
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S1O,96O-Don' let this price mis-
lead you on this comfortable .
bedroom rambler. liv. rm., kit.
with table space and bsmt. 10. g.
36S7.
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OHEVERLY-No red tape. This one
is already financed. Newly deco
rated inside and out. Brick and
frame with fireplace in hv room,
separate din. room, 3 bedrms.. Ia
baths. Full bsmt. with rec. room,
screened porch. Assume S14.300
lst trust Moderate down.
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REALTORS SINCE 1ana
KENSINGTON

nc4NO4INN1 1ON
Beautiful S-6edrm. 2-bath H Gaze
Cod: in excellent shape, with
sorseous rec. Tm:, wonderful
we'll shrubbed yard; cony. to every
thing. 2 blks. from shopping,
blkS to elem. and paroch. schools
ilnsneinE is no problem. Call
WI. 6-2l29.
KENsINGTON, WEST: 42l2 Mat
the%s lane-Beaut. Cape Cod.
liv. rm.. dtnette and kit. lSt
floor; full-size Walk-in bsmt.. .
unfinished bedrms. and bath on
2nd floor: lge. 50xl25 lot with
shade trees. Contact OWNER
VIII 6-1512.
kENSINGTON-ASsume lge. 4I2c.
loan on this house: S97 mo. pays
everythinE; brick-and-frame 3
bedrm., l-bath rambler, full dry
bSmt.: nice corner lot. walk 20
schools and lge. recreation center,
blocks to bus. LAIRD B. SCOTT,
JU. q-O42O
KENSLNGTON, our new location
3 and bedrms., Ia and . baths
New split-levels and ColonialS. 4
blks. from shop. and tranSp. From
$4,000. DEVEREUX, INC. LO.
5-49SS.
KENWOOD PARK-New quality.
built brick Colonial V/center hall
all-elec. island kit, study and pow
der, rm. on lSt fir, 4 bedrms, 2
baths on End fir; rec. rm. with
tirepl; and full bath: 2-car garage,
beautiful yard: S43.750. KoRzEN-
D0RFER. REALToR. OIL. 4-Slll
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BETHESDA-Walk to bus and
garage: $l4,9OU.
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CHARLES II. JAMISON
vrNsINcToM pApKwoon-s.

KENSINGTON PARKWOOD-6-rm
bungalow: I2x2O liv. rm., mod
kit, dble. sink. dishwasher, birct
cabinets, 8 bedrms., bath: full
bsmt., rec. rm., bar. laund. rm.
auto. washer. drier, util. rm
storm wind, Handicapped lot; chair
linked fence, barbecue pit. adj
Rock Greek Park, mr.. NH ant
Naval Med. Ctr. Newly painted
S15,950. Terms, $3.50 cash. FIJI
S96 per mo. Vacant. DIR: Conn
ave. to Knowles. west to Parkwood
left to open sign.
CIlARKSBURG = ga, 6-rm. Cap
Cod; Nv. rm.. din. rm., mod. kit.
3 bedrms., bath, garden, pasture
woods: $4,000, terms. $1,000.
GATTHERSBURG, RoSemont - z
rm. brick and stone rambler
29x90. Ice. entrance hall. 16x2;
liv. rm., firepl.. 13xl6 dining rm.
mod. kit. 9x10 breakfast rm
master bedrm., 2 other bedrms.
Ia baths, 1887 cedar, paneleC
rec. rm.. firepl.. bar, util. rm.
lower level office, breezeway en-
closed. jalousied windows. Cadil'
lac-SiZO garage, overhead doors
beaut. handicapped. lush lawn
blacktop drive. Prestige area. Nr
shops. churches and schools. coun.
try club. Bureau Of Standards
S36.500, terms. By appt.
- l.4-acre. e-rm
center-hall frame house; liv. rm
15xl7, firepl., din. rm.. library
office, den, mod. kit, 8 bedrmS
newly painted. Oil h.-wh, lge
lawn. many trees. horse pasture
S2l 800. terms.
PARKRIDGE-New 3-bedrm. brk
split-level: l4xlS liv. rm., firepl.
din rm., mod. kit. hardwood fls.
3 baths. full bsmt.. furnace rm.
rec. rm., Gear garage. lge. lot
Nr. Bureau Of Standards, S27 500
terms
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BETHESDA, adjoining grade school
bedrm in II finished lover TeT:Si isyei next ext
TO rec. rm., liv. rm., firepl.; may
be bought FLA with $4,000 and
settlement. PERLA BECKHAM
WoLFoRD, OIL. 2-5522, OIL.
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down and APPROX.
SS6 mo. for q beautiful brick home
loaded with extras. . porches, one
screened and one glass enclosed
Eye catching Infulstone planter
boxes. The yard is completely
fenced with over 200 tulip bulbs
Patio with barbecue. covered and
screened enclosed. Playhouse for
the kiddies. You must see to ap-
preciAte. Easy FHA terms avail
able too.
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DOROTHY G. WOOD

Exclusive Agent DE. G-7115
GARRETT PARK-YOU'LL LOVE
ITS LIVING ADVANTAGES. g.
bedrm. brick Cape Cod. Separate
din; rm., de luxe kitchen; IA
baths, full base emit. Price,
Sls,95O. HUGH T. PECK, Rock
villa IA A-RSTE
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SUMNER

SILVER SPRING - Choice Sligo
area: huge brick Colonial; 8 bed
rms, lge. formal din .rm., full
bath and 2 powder rms: fin. rec
rm. IL 900 50. IT. wooded lot. The
low. low 30s and "OK'D 4
TRADE"
KEN DRusKIN & CO. 10. 5-2OO5
FOREST-Like-new,
S-rm. Cape Cod; 3 bedrms.
roughed in, bath, 2nd fir. Q bed
rms, bath, 1st floor; lovely 170-
It. deep lot: only S16,500.
BEERS BROS Til Q JU. 5-7611
TWINBROOK-Kitchen Of beauty.
4 lge. bedrms., knotty pine liv.
rm.. SPACE for lge. family. Fam
ily-Priced; S1S,49O.
YOU NAME THE TERMS
I. L. LEWIS, LO. 5-433O
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1888 BUCHANAN ST. NV.
o-rm. Colonial brick: BRAND NEW
KITCHEN. Semirec. nm: fenced
yard.
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William D. Lucas Assoc.

BETHESDA-Choice location. ALL
brick Dutch Colonial Ia baths,
family rm.; screened porch: full
bSmt.: close to all schools, shop
ping and transp.; S23.500 FHA.
HUGH T. PECK, Bethesda. OIL.
6-9110. List with US for results
BETHESDA-only $3.50 down. 2
to see this one. J. r, LITTLE.
Realtor. JU. $4,000 til 9 pm.
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AREA-New and at
tractive 3-bedrm. rambler with
full bSmt.. extra large kit, level
lot. lS0 IT. deep. Only Sl4,95O
FHA or conventional terms. Trades
invited.
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gel INGRAHAM ST. NV.

22l INGRAHAM ST. NV,
6 Lge Rms.-2la Baths
2 Fireplaces-Rec. RIM.
Completely Redecorated
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 1914
1878 SHERIDAN ST. N.W.-Semi-
detached brk., liv. rm. with fire
pl.. din. rm.. kit. with breakfast
space; c inclosed porch; 2nd floor'
bsmt., u bath: gar. NE. S-4653:
ewes. OIL. 6-9l9l. FULTON r.
GORDON, JR. co.
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T,EWTSDAT,E

Spacious brick rambler, featuring
3 bedrms., wall-to-wall carpeting:
air conditioners, gas h.-w.h. and
full bsmt. with finished rec nm.
and extra bath; FHA approved
at S17.500 with only 5000 down.
E. G. HILLEY & co,
REALTORS
AP. 7-7200 Til 9 Pm.
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ONLY S14, new g.
bedrm. rambler on LARGE level lot,
family size kitchen with eye
level oven; full rec type bsmt
Call til 9 pm. WA. 1890.
ROBERT g DAVIS A. co INC
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WOODLAND DR.

Magnificent residence never
before on market; perfectly
maintained; spacious living
and entertaining areas.
Han d S m ely Handicapped
grounds; eminently suited
for ambassador or eXecu-
tive. BY appt. only. Mrs.
Wolf, OIL. 1926,
LEGUM a. GERBER EN-. 2-900C
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MT. RAINIER

Ideal for lge. family; 5 bedrms.,
sep. din. rm.. full bsmt.. enclosed
porch, gas h.-w.h.: "a block to bus
terminal and only 2 blks. to st
James Church and school; only
asking $l3,500, we will endeavor
to meet your terms
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32l7 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
Handsome T-rm. brick; ga baths
3 huge porches, garage.
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CHARLES H. JAMISON

CHEVY CHASE (betw. the clubs
Handsome brk. Colonial. only
S"5,750. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, pch.,
garage, lot 1Sxl40: big trees
many flowers. SAMUEL Z. BOG
LEY OF MD, INC, OIL. 6-7s0O
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ANNANDALE
SACRIFICE SALE

ARIZONA RANCHERS of solid
stone are Truly rare in this area.
Here's one 7O-ft;. long with center
room, most attractive dining room
with French doors to private scr.
porch: bedrooms, plus a studio
or den. Magnificent lot with OUT
door barbecue. You'll never get
a chance like this again for only
1000 down, and you'll love the
neighborhood. Call now. JE. 2.
g00O. VIM. A. CHAPMAN REAL
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sos INGRAHAM ST. NV.
Immaculate 6-rm. brick: 3 porches,
dream kitchen, rec. rm.; FLA.
By appt.
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RTTEHDALE

Between Kenilworth ave. and Balti-
more pkwy., 42-ft. better than
new rambler: lge. liv. rm., din.
rm., mod kit. w/table space. 3
bedrms, daylight bsmt.: wooded
lot w/off-street parking: assume
loan and take over pymts.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co
Evening star., 1961-05-04

S14.45O-&55O DN.
Best HyattSville location:
this / 1i7-Story home fea-
lures Ice. rms. throughout:
. Gear garage and huge
full bsmt.: walking distance
to st. Jeromes, public
schools, bus practically at
door. Call to inspect now.
Evening star., 1961-05-04

SIL. SPG.-New listing; terrific
buyl 4-bedrm. Cape Cod. din. rm..
lge. kit. v/dishwaSher. disp.. rec.
nm: storm windows, doors, beaut
fenced I'd. with trees. Conv. all
schools: Sl6. $50. $3.50 down.
ALLEN REAL ESTATE 10. 6-l950
SILVER SPRING = 5000 down
FILA. brick Colonial. overlooking
Sligo Park; 3 bedrms.. > baths,
screened porch, rec. rm; $17,50O,
LO. 5000.
HUGH T. PECK ll246 Ga. Ave
SILVER SPRNG-Brick Colonial.
S17 800. Superb const. and cond
FLA appr.
2 twin bedrms., firepl., sep din
rm.. moderniZed kit. hot-vater-
heat; garage Call till q pm.
r. A HUMPHREYS HA 7-4OsO
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YOU NAME THE TERMS
I. L. LEWIS, LO. 5-4330
"TOPs IN TRADES"

ROCKVILLE-Desirabie rambler on
rm., kit. util. rm. and off-street
parking. Only S13,25O with terms
you can afford. LO. 5-36S7.
TOPS IN TRADESn
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RIVERDALE-All brick with fire
place in liv room, separate din.
room. bedrms. screened porch.
full bSmt,. built-in earage. With
Q lots. it's only Sl3.95O, VA and
FHA terms. Additional building
site available.
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KOSSOW REALTORS

KOSSOW REALTORS
10. 2-1090 La. 6-01S2
YACANT-MOVE RIGHT m
500 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
esmidet. brick; 8 bedrms;. encl.
rage, front porch. Terms or trade.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
eT. 3-9316 LU. 2-152e
WALTER REED CORNER
BRICK RAMBLER
Yully air conditioned. 8 twin-sized
bedrmS., tiled hSmt., 140-ft. lot.
LOUIS RUDDEN. TU. 2-306C
WALTER REED AREA
Modern 3-bedrm., picture window
det. brk. home; powder rm.. recr.
rm,, elec. kit, firepl., ser. porch,
BERGMAN REALTY CO., RA
6-2ll7.
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LANHAM AREA-Total price, Sill
900 buys cute, 4-bedrm,, lla-story
bungalow that Is already financed
with 4hss GI loan payable only
$75 . mo. Sparkling clean
throughout. Yes, 1t has . bSmt.
Moderate down and take over
loan. No qualifying necessary.
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BEIHESDA. ,WYNGATE-lst offer
BEEJTgH;RADNoR Ell 81 SCHOOL AREA

beaut. lge. wooded lot, on quiet
Nl-de-sac.: 3 bedrms.. porch.
GlUL1ANO Real Estate. OIL. 4-11O0
RETHESnA-Wnlk 70 h,,n I'D
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BETHESDA. CLOsE-N-Brick Co.
lonial. within walking distance to
nigh school, parochial school,
shopping; 3 bedrms.. level lot with
trees; rec, area: $4,000. ma
TIONA1 CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
CORP, OIL. 4-S333. Open til 9.
BETHESDA. WYNGATE-Ist offer
ing, charming 3-bedrm., 1h-bath
brick Colonial on lovely treed lot.
Flrepl., pan. den, patio. S21 300.
y. 5-S63O. @. A. SCHLESINGER
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DREAM RAMBLER
Many outstanding features
such as lee. jalouSied porch,
brick patio w/firepl.. step
down din. rm.; beautiful
trees and shrubbery on
fenced lot: has lge, rec.
I'm. in full bsmt.: must
see beauty for only Si6,500
FHA.
Evening star., 1961-05-04

GREENWOOD FOREST
Superior built new brick
rambler wHull-Sized car
port, 3 twin sized bedrms..
2 full baths, huge bsmt. and
lge. 10000 50. IT,. level lot.
All public utilities incl;
picturesque kit. and other
features for perfect living:
below market value at S20,-
800.
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Ewes. Mr.. Hughes, WI. 6-2653
ROCKVILLE-Neat as q pin; g.
bedrm. rambler: huge mod. kit. /;
nice yard. lots of aZaleas; only
$3.50 down. 500 month. J. R.
LITTLE, Realtor, JU. $4,000 It'll
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Bethesda Realty
REALTORS OIL. 4-14l5
BETHESDA-WYNGATEE bedrms.
g baths, rec. rm.. wooded lot. full
bSmt.; S24,950; excel. financing.
F. w. BERENS, Realtors
Rockville Pike HA. 7-45OO
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SILVER SPRING, KEMP MILL =
New listing. Assume S19.7O0 0I
loan. Sl47 mo LARGE family rm
3 bedrmS, pa baths: gorgeous
Frigidaire color kitchen, sep. din.
nm, carpeting and many extras
Full price, S25,5OO.
KELLER JU. 5-7lOO
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PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co,
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"

n. HAMP. AVE. AREA-sparkiing
Cape Cod with bedrms.. sep. din
rm.. scr. porch, rec. rm. Priced
below FHA appraisal. HUGH T
PECK. 1885 N. Hamp. ave, HE
4-1700.
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BETHESDA = Looks like model
home. 4-yr. .-old, brick split level
3 full baths, 4 bedrms. daylight
paneled rec. rm. plus lower leVel
game rm. Large KIT, seats 8; near
rec; area and transp. S31 $50.
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BETHESDA

WALK TO NH, Naval Hospital and
transp brk. Colonial on
beautiful wooded lot; bedrm. or
den and powder rm. on lst floor /.
3 bedrms. on 2nd n; modern kit,
beautiful rec. rm., attached ga
rage; S31,950.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-02-11
PRENTISS
INSTITUTE
NEWS
Prentiss, Miss

The Annual Membership
Meeting of the JDC Mutual
Federal Credit Union was
held Sunday afternoon in the
Prentiss Institute auditorium.
The meeting was largely at
tended by members and Wis
itors. Various officers made
there reports and the group
was lavish in its praise for
the banner year, attributed
mainly to its officers and
board of directors. Mr.. James
c. Simmons, manager of Mis-
sissippi Credit League, was
guest speaker. He informed
the audience that only 21a
per cent of the population of
Mississippi are credit union
members. He encouraged a
county wide membership
drive for the local organiZa-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-02-11

ton. A film, "A Penny Saw.
ed" was shown. The Board
declared a 3 per cent divi-
dend. 1t also set up new Of
flee hours, from 3 to 5, Mon
day through Friday, at its
Prentiss Institute Headquar-
tiers. Board members for the
coming year are:
Mr.. J. c. Burns, Chairman:
Mr.. J. E. Magee, Vice Chair
man; Mrs. Rosie L. Hooker
Secretary, Mrs. Thelma w.
Johnson, Treasurer; Mrs. Ar
lena Lee, Messrs. l.. v. Pow
ell, Clarence Buchanan, Cur
tbs McLaurin and Lawrence
Sutton.
A very interesting Vesper
Hour was enjoyed by the In
stitute student body on Sun
day evening. Mr.. Jasper B.
Davis, Negro County Agent.
was guest speaker. He spoke
of the duties of his filed, as
well as, Rural Civil Defense.
He out lined plans for organ
izing a Young Men and Wom-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-02-11

ems Club in the student
group. This club will have as
its purpose the establishing
and maintaining of attractive
homes, churches and other
properties.
Mr.. Davis on Monday visit
ed the campus to make ar
rangements for three student
Garden Clubs. The member
ship will consist Of high
school, freshman and sophie
more college students.
The Institute Panthers con-
tinue to make a respectable
showing in basketball. They
were victorious in their two
games played last week. They
journeyed to Mobile, Alabama
and defeated Alabama A. &
M. College Junior Varsity by
a score of IS to "a. They re-
turned home and defeated
Jackson State College Junior
varsity 81 to 80.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-02-11

The Nursery-Kinderga
now has reached an enroll
ment of 81. Most of these
children reside ir the town
of Prentiss, others in the
nearby vicinity. Each morn
ing the Institute bus trans
ports most of these young
sters to and from five days
per week. They are served
a hot lunch at noon-time and
are under the supervision of
Miss Mildred Barnes and Mrs
Catherine Johnson. 900 of
these children have working
mothers and this project was
instigated as a public service
by the school.
The Institute Alumni will
have charge of Vesper Hour
on February 18th at 400 P M.
President John H. Williams
is encouraging ali Alumni
throughout the county to be
present on that date.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-02-11

Eliza Ingram, Mrs. Essie Par
ker, Mrs. Loucille Mallett and
baby boy.
OTHER SICK AND SHUT
ms: Mesdames Christine
Campbell, Mary Moore, Laura
Jones, Willie Myles, Pearl
Robinson, Mr.. Archie Survey
MRS. ALFRED BROWN of
Cox Street is visiting her sis
tiers and other relatives in
California.
MRS. MARY ELLA SINGLE
TON of Maple Street is happy
to have her husband home.
On the past Sunday they visit
ed Mr.. Singleton's mother and
report most enjoyable visit.
MRS. SELENA HELM AN
DERSON and lovely baby
daughter, Karen Renee are
visiting her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. S. Butler and grand
parents. Mrs. Anderson will
also visit with her in-laws, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Anderson of
Randolph Street and other
relatives in this city.
CORRECTION = On last
week we stated that Mrs. Sc
lena Butler had recently un-
dergone treatments in a local
hospital. This report was not
true and we are happy to make
the correction. We thank, each
of you for news, but please
let it be authentic.
MRS. ALMA WILLIAMS of
Florence Avenue left the city
Sunday for st. Louis, Mo-, to
attend the funeral of a cousin.
We remember Mrs. Williams
as the former Alma Pickens.
Our deepest sympathy goes
with this matron and the en-
tire family in this hour of
grief.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-02-11
West Jackson
News
BY Naomi Terrell Hendrix

MORNING SERVICE at Col
lege Hill M. B. Church was
spiritual, throughout with the
pastor, Rev. w. L. Jones Sc
selecting for his text John
14:26-30 and using for this
theme, "Peace." His subject
was, Blessed are the Peace
Maker for They Shall Be Call
ed the Children of God" The
message was warm and chal-
longing, inspiring and encour-
aging. Benefit was received
by all members and the num-
Der of visitors present, all of
whom are invited to come
again.
MR.. AND MRS. B. C.
COINS of Corinth Street had
their nephew and niece, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Johnson visit
them on Sunday. This couple
spent the day in the Coins
home before returning home.
Mrs. Johnson is a beautician.
JACKSON COLLEGE lar
ORATORY SCHOOL will pres
ent their Annual Operatta on
February Is in Dansby Hall
Auditorium. Contact any of
the students for tickets. You
will miss a treat, if you do
not see this Operatta, Around
the Seasons"
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT of
the P. t. A. will meet, Febru-
ary Is. Watch this paper for
details.
IN JACKSON COLLEGE
H 0 S / P t A L: Mr.. Brink
ley Thornton; Mrs. Ethel Beau
champ, Mrs. Hattie Mae King.
MIR. Joseph Hardy, Jr., Mrs.
Smyrna times., 1961-05-11

level home just completed in
Middletown. Each Mother at
tending the opening will be pre-
sented a beautiful carnation.
while they last. The new home
is located at Vernon Street and
Arcadia Parkway, at Middle
towns south city limits, close
to Middletown High School.
Fred Wilson. president of Dow
er Builders, stated that Middle
town was chosen for the firms
newest development due to its
convenience as a place from
to commute to Smyrna,
Dover, Elkton, Newark and Will
Smyrna times., 1961-05-11

nut Grove. the 59'ers, Oak
Grove. and Clayton Clubs. The
assignment for the meeting Is
to check the labels on the food
products purchased. If any list
ingredients or terms with which
the members are not familiar
they will take the labels to the
meeting. Miss Janet Coblentz,
Extension Food and Nutrition
specialist, will be the guest
speaker, on the topic, THE Why
of Chemicals in Food" Mrs.
Earl Downs represented the
Town and Country Club at Del
aware's first consumer forum
Smyrna times., 1961-05-11

held in the Gold Ballroom of
the Hotel Dupont. The forum
was made possible by a grant
from Sears-Roebuck Foundation
to the Home Economics Sec
ton, Cooperative Extension Ser
vice, University of Delaware.
The guest speakers included
Charlotte Montgomery, contrib
uting editor, Good Housekeep.
ing Magazine. Horace F. John.
son, manager Wilmington store,
]. c. Penney and Co., Carlton
r. Asher, director of advertis-
ing and promotion, James Lees
and sons Company; and ]. R..
Smyrna times., 1961-05-11

mington. He added that his
|company's decision to build
homes in Middletown is in keep
ing with its policy of creating
fine residential communities in
Delaware where recent growth
and anticipated expansion war
rant. The new moderate-priced
split-levels will have three bed
rooms and one and one-half
baths, and as special feature
will include a finished family
room.
Smyrna times., 1961-05-11
Group Of Home
Demonstration
Clus Meet Wed.

The Town and Country Home
Demonstration Club will hold
their next meeting on May IL,
at l:30 p. m, at the social hall
of the Presbyterian Church.
State and Reed Streets, Dov-
er. This will be a group meet
ing with Country Lane, Chest
Smyrna times., 1961-05-11
Mother Visitors
OF Model Home
To Get Flower

A special tribute will be paid
to Mothers, on Mothers Day,
by Dover Builders. Inc, at the
formal opening of a model split
Smyrna times., 1961-05-11

Rutledge. Marketing and Re-
search, Textile Fibers Depart
ment. Dupont Company.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-08-04

money they may exactng might
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may pay 1t Is certainty
rbes dollars they should achieve
victory America fas
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atvandnber drawing pay
their lives in space flights
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the bases commanding general
group money secretary
of workers drawing than
pay Secretary Defense
pay price
cost 100000 hours?
individuals, pay terrible price not in dollars
but lives tagging badly behind Russia In the
construction Of launching bases.
monetary Titan
676 million installation costing
a n additional S5 million per
tagging schedule
every packed desperate
urgency.
dangerous outposts
conagaton the pipetters
vandenberg base.
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the mands apart when they arrived from the factory and
semble them
there nothing with the equipment they mental
figured many reasSeby would involved Sohey sat
staring at the that hours terng the process
blessing" and drawing pay for it
BLESS them all" momentsry enjoyment Of exobant
which be Justified by yarsic Of value be the
and which prelude loss Of freedO-ROc
County Huverne Mimi STAR-HERALD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-08-04
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