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they had accepted Christ. Ri
nally, Paul made practice of
going to the synagogue first
in each new city n his jour
neys, even through he was
missionary to the GentileS.
These, and possibly other fac
tors, would naturally cause the
unbelieving Roman world to
identify the Jews with the
Christians. This one thing we
know to be fact, namely that
in A. ID. 40 the Emperor
Claudius Issued an edict com
handing all Jews to leave the
city of Rome. Aquila and
Priscilla left Rome and went
to COrinth. This accounted for
their being there when Paul
arrived from his fateful trip to
Athens. This couple were tent
makers by trade, like Paul.
which gave the three some
think in common. Since PauIs
whole spirit seemed to have
been drained out of him, it
was refreshing to be able to
escape his problems by work
ing with his hands. However,
we must never discount the
uplifting influence of their
warm, congenial spirits.
AQUILA AND PRISCILLA
FOLLOW PAUL TO EPHES-
US:
While Paul was recuperating
in Corinth by working with his
hands, he went to the syna-
gogue every Sabbath and arg
ued with the Jews. This must
have been a delightful expert
ence which also helped him
to regain his grip on his min
iStry and sharpen his wits. Up
on complete recovery Paul left
Greece bound toward Syria.
Aquila and Priscilla appear TO
have been financially indepen-
dent, so they joined the party
and went as far as Ephesus in
Asia Minor. This couple were
people who had been uproot-
ed. Rome was their home. Be
cause of racial and religious
prejudice they were forced to
flee from home. 1t has been
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when he spoke of Aquila and
Priscilla risking their necks
for him. However, we do know
that to take a firm stand as a
Christian had always been a
risky affair in the Roman En-
pire, and especially in the lat
ter years of Paul's ministry
Moreover, it appears that af-
ter about two years in Ephes-
us, Priscilla and Aquila re.
turned to their homestead IN
Rome. They not only returned
to the city from which thew
had previously been expelled
but they allowed the church 10
meet in their house. This com
pounded the risk. The ex-
ample of these Christians
should challenge us who live
in a day when it is much less
risky, on the whole, to be iden-
titled with the church.
PRACTICAL POINTS ON
THE LESSON:
Aquila and Priscilla, risking
all for Christ: The Apostle
Paul was a man who was both
hated and loved, and for this
reason he had many enemies
who sought his life, while on
the other hand, he had many
friends who hazarded their
lives for the great apostle.
throughout his life, laborS and
writings, the personal names
of siXty-four friends are men
toned. Among the many
friends of the Apostle Paul
were Aquila and Priscilla.
Aquila and Priscilla were hus-
band and wife. They are men
toned six times in the New
Testament and neither one is
mentioned without the other.
This was a splendid couple
who were united we'll and lab
ored together faithfully for the
Lord. Be not forgetful to en-.
terrain strangers; for thereby
some have entertained angels
unaware. A friend in need IS
friend indeed. Young preach
ers will do we'll to seek good
information and godly instruc-
ton. We cannot teach what
we do not know.
There are many young peo-
pie who have gifts that need
our guidance.
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mentioned that Corinth was a
seaport city. 1t was large and
busy, and sheltered people
people from many lands. Many
people visited Corinth. Many
seamen touched port there
frequently but did not live
there. Many strange ideas
were brought there. 1t was a
fertile missionary field and
Priscilla and Aquila became
deeply engrossed with the
challenge. When Paul moved
they were anxious to move
with him. So from Corinth
they went to the harbor at
Cencherea where they emoarlx-
&c for Ephesus. To follow such
a route to Syria would allow
more protection from the coast
of Asia Minor and not neces-
state such a long stretch at
sea before touching land.
They remained at Ephesus
for a time, apparently by
agreement with Paul, while
Paul continued on his way 70
Syria.
AQUILA AND PRISCILLA
TEACH APOLLOS:
This little account of AouiIa
and Priscilla meeting and
converting" ApolloS tells
much more about the couple
than meets the eye. Apollos
was an eloquent and fervent
speaker. He knew the Scrip
lures well (the Old Testament.
for the New Testament was
not yet written).
He could tell the facts of
the life of Jesus. Yet to the
discerning eyes of Aquila and
Priscilla, there was something
missing in this gifted preach
er. Aquila and Prinscilla saw
the ferVent exhortations of Au-
polos were for reform. His
was a message of salvation by
works That is not the gospel
of Jesus Christ. Aquila and
Priscilla led Apollos from a
message of a religion of self
directed effort to a gospel of
God-given grace. Apollos was
trying to carry the world on
his shoulders. Aquila and
Priscilla taught him to bear
His cross instead. In other
words a great reformer can
do a great job of boosting
himself. On the other hand
the true believer submerges
himself while he exalts Christ
Jesus. That is the difference
between the baptism of John
and the baptism of Jesus.
AQUILA AND PRISCILLA
TAKE GREAT RISKS FOR
CHRIST: We do not know ex-
actly what Paul is referring to
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SUNDAY SCH DOL LESSON
SEPTEMBER 10, 1866
BY Rev. George A. Harper,
511 Avenue G,
Greenwood, Miss.

AQUILA AND PRISCILLA,
ABLE TEACHERS.
General Lesson Text - Acts
1918, 1921, 24-28; Romans
6:3-5a Print - Acts 1913, is:
ID, 1921, 24-28, Romans 1854.
MEMORY ~EI ECTION -
Hav lg then gifts differing ac-
cording to the grace that is
given to US, whether prophecy,
let us phOphesy, he that
teacheth, on teaching. - Ro-
mans 1876, y. 1t is we'll to dis
tinguish between grace and
gifts. G~ace saves us, and
gifts make us more useful.
Grace is experimental, while
gifts are practical. Again,
grace is for our personal sal
walton, while gifts are to be
exercised for the benefit of
Others. Grace is uniform,
while gifts are diverse. t is
well to possess the proper a.
mount of grace to balance well
with gifts, because gifts with
out grace are dangerous. Faith
is another elements which is
an essential cOncOmitant of
grace and gifts. The blessing
of the Lord may be enjoyed
when we labor in the line of
o + calling. When gifts are
exercised and employed we
will become more Skillful in
the employment Of them.
AQUILA AND PRISCILLA
MEET PAUL IN CORINTH:
All OF the people VINO were
on pilgrimage to Jerusalem on
that Day of Pentecost during
which the church was born,
were people who had come to
observe a Jewish holy feast.
Nearly all of them were Jews
by birth. The rest of them were
proselytes Of the Jewish faith.
These Jews and proselytes
came from every corner of the
Poman Empire and they re-
turned to their homes after
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GREENWOOD NEWS:

Mrs. Ida Forman was de-
lighted to have her neices,
Mrs. Bessie Logan, of New Or
leans, La. and Mrs. Carrie
Harris, and Mr.. c. L. Harris,
and son, Robert Harris Of
Jackson, Miss. with them last
week. They motored here and
report very pleasant visit
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may have a pleasant trip.

MIR. r. l.. HEMPHILL at
633 Ave. II, who is confined to
the Greenwood Leflore Hos
pital, for a week is now max
ing some improvement at this
writing, and his wife is at his
bedside, and their many
friends hope that he may con
tinue to improve in health and
that he may soon be at his
post of duty again.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wash
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c..
Harris, and two children of
Detroit, Mich. motored to the
city and spent the weekend
holidays with relatives and
friends and they report a very
pleasant vacation trip where
they met many old friends,
that greeted them back in the
old home town.
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MR.. T. M. MITCHELL, of
Carroll County, is still in the
Greenwood Leflore Hospital
and had a successful opera
ton, and is doing fine to the
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delight of his many fric Ids.
And one of his daughters WHO
stay with him is at his bed
side, and another from Chica
go is also at his bedside. md
another daughter from New
York is on the way down o
see him. And the family wish
es to thank the doctors and
the entire staff for the fine
care given him while in their
care.
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Mr.. Henry Mallett and Mr..
Dave Mallett, both of Chicago,
Ill. motored to the city for
the holidays visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Hudson, their I'M
Gle at GIT St. Charles Street
and they report very pleas
ant trip back in their home
state where they CHANGED to
meet many friends that was
glad to greet them.
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delicious dinner with all the
good food that we could eat,
friend chicken, vegetables,
salad on lettuce leaves, ham,
lemon pie, and rolls and cake.
We all enjoyed this most de
licious meal and meeting to-
gether in this lovely home.
May the Lord continue to
bless this home.
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MR.. ALIX SANDERS, Ala
MCGEE, Street, is now in the
Greenwood Leflore Hospital.
He was admitted this week and
his many friends hope that he
Continued on Page y
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Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Gray,
800 McNeal Street, was de
lighted to have their children:
Mrs. Enola Neal, of Chicago.
H.; Mrs. Kissie Goss, and son
of Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs. Fal-
ma McNeal and her husband
Leolon McNeal, also of Phila-
delphia, Pa. They spent eight
days with their sick father,
Mr.. Percy Gray, then they re-
turned back home and phoned
that they made the trip back
safe as they motored, they
were thankful for the lord
caring for them.
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The New Jerusalem Baptist
Church, pastored by Rev. E. w.
Weathers, will open revival
service Monday night after the
second Sunday in September
1861 at Avenue N. with Rev.
P. S. Shelton, evangelist. The
public is invited to attend this
soul saving meeting.
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Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hous-
ton, 512 Ave. G., had in their
home September 1st, 1861 as
their dinner guest: some of
their relatives Mrs. Florence
Ellis, and son; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lee Mcclellan, and two
children, and Mrs. Mary John
son, of West, Miss. and Mr..
Kenney Moore, and a friend,
and Rev. Geo. A. Harper, of
this city who enjoyed a very
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-09-09

Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Miller.
who is on a vacation in San
Francisco, Calf, writes back
home stating that they are en-
joying a very fine vacation in
that fine city. Their good
friends hope that they may
soon return home safe.
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Mrs. Viola Erwin, of 118 w.
Fearcy Street, left the city
September End, 1861 to visit
relatives and friends in Chi
cago, ILL.,, and will visit her
son, James Cummings. in Flint.
Michigan. She will be vaca-
tioning for two weeks before
returning back home and her
many friends hope that she
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THE ENTERPRISE
and they chance to meet many
friends while here in the city.

Mrs. Ethel Whitfield, who
has been confined in the
Greenwood Leflore Hospital,
for two months is now back
at home at 1906 Jordan Street,
to the delight of her many
good friends, and her sister
Mrs. Laura Smith, of Chicago,
ILL.,. who spent some days with
her, have now returned back
home.
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Capitol Cadillac -OldS Co.

O~f1A OO4 N|INNA44ANNN NI4ND OOs
1929 22nd ST. NV. FE. 7-2600
CADILLAC IS coupe: coral with
white top. S2,4q5,
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CADILLAC go convertible coupe;
green. An outstanding buy at
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GRADY
UNITED AUTO

Plymouth-Valiant-T Triumph Dir.
1925 Ga. Ave, Wheat. 10. $3.50
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CADILL4C-'57 80" special A.
door Fleetwood. hydramatic, power
steering, power brakes, radio,
heater, electric windows. electric
low mileage. black finish, S1,S95.
JACK PT,ANK
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CHEVROLET SO 4-door Impala;
green and white, T. and h., auto,
pS.; Sl,4a5. BROWN PONTIAC,
1545 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va, IA.
o-5557
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CADILLAC 80 rs" limo: full
power, beautiful black finish; very
clean. $500 or make offer. HA. Z
4145 betw. IL and 6 pm.
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FORD SO Tudor; r. and h., au-
tomato; only S595.

FORD "a FoTdor; low miles. i'm
maculate, 1915. FLOOD PONTIAC,
4o2l Conn ave
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD SO black Tudor: standard,
T. and h, $500 or best offer. Call
IA S-05A2
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1860 2-dr. Biscayne;
r. and h, stand. trans Must sell.
$3.50 and assume payments Call
MR.. McCABE, OR. 4-567S days:
AP. 7-3aq6 nights.
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CHEVROLET; brand-new els. All
colors and models to choose from,
lowest prices. LOVING CHEVRO-
LET, 1889 E.-W. hwy. 8. S., Nd
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CADILLAC 81 Fleetwood sedan;
fully equipped including air con-
ditioninE; today,s special, 81 ,695.
NV. FE. 7-3245.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC '54 conv.: full power.
light green with black top, Wv.
tires; very clean condition; $3.50
or make offer. HA. 7-4745 betw.
l. and & pm.
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CADILLAC '5s 9-paSsenger sedan;
black; An outstanding buy at
S2,995.
| TanitOl TO 10
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Capitol Cadillac -OldS Co.

~ ..nd 81. NV. FE. T-2bUOI
CADILLAC 81 black "62" 4-door
sedan with General Motors air
conditioning at S2,295.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(cOkTINUEDl
Washington, D. c.
ThUrsdoy, Moy lS, 1861

CADILLAC SO Coupe de Vile; blue
with white top. An outstanding
buy at S14q5.
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Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
Evening star., 1961-11-05

De Beaver Falls, Pa and Mount Vernon N Y, will be
produced Mr. SpeSs second book cat photography
nearing completion Kilkenny owned by Mr. and Mrs Thomas
L. Martinke 594 VaSsar drive, Newark.
Mr.. Spies who is Government chemist, entered Kill
kennys portrait in The Stars 1851 Amateur Snapshot Contest
Although the judges for which only judges
plain did not fit to award prize art director cat
fancer from back thought would make unusually
striking and the editor whO take cats leave them
aOne cOncurred The picture of several excellent Snap
shot Contest entries which shall reproduce time
time The next will appear pre-Thanksgvng ov-
ember 19)
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Star Dust
THE FRONT COVER

TOU WOULD naturally expect cat named Kilkenny to be
Irish, but the pictured cover is Red Long
hair which is about unIrish feline eff indeed
there such thing Irish cat Our of Klkennys
trait occasoned by the fact that in the midst of Ma
tiona Cat Week and he happens to be double champion
Kilkenny photographed at the 1861 National Cham
pionshp held Hyattsve under sponsorship of
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the Cat FancierS of Wash
ington. The photographer,
Joseph r. Spies, 5O7 North
Monroe street, Arlington,
used a portable cat pho
Biography studio which he
designed and built espe-
cially for the purpose of
obtaining pictures of all
the cats in the show. These
pictures, alongwith others
made on trips to Newark,
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Next SUNDAY

Soldier Housewife and Sculptures of former crack
shot in the Israeli who keeping gardening
and sculpturing in Washington.
The Civil War AS Reported The Star 100 Years
important developments in the War Between the States in
November, 1851
Making Colds Uncommon at the National InS
tues of Health looking making the cold
Stamping Out Starvation "A report the food stamp
being tried among the unemployed coal miners
of West Virginia
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fIeece-Iined boots

Make the best of incIement
weather in 0eYouno's doshino
boots ~. marvellous for the
great outdoors. slick for the city
and q noturoI for football games.
Toosty warm, brushed fleece
Innings and rubber soIes.
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NOVEMBER S. 1851
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$4,000 VA
. BERENS SALES RE. 6-54O0
ANpREWS AREA-Unusuai 3-bed

rm. Cape Cod wIexpandaole up
stairs that has room for bed
rms. and bath. Among the fine
features are large liv. rm.. fin
ished rec. rm., enclosed pore 7
and lovely as-acre level lot; FLA
or cow. financing avail.
VESTA REAL ESTATE
DEl~Aod R-O0T0
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cHEvERIY AREA-A spacious bi
HYATTsVILIE HILLs-Cute anc
LIVING NEAR THE BIadensbpr


SOOb VALUES DelOW ~ 4,NUD, are
IN good stock here. We nave up
WARDS Of 30 homes In this hard-
est-to-tind price range. Some all
brick, many available GI or FLA
or easy secondary financing plan.
Come direct 10 our office Sales
men on duty . am. to . pm.
every day Of the week. Photos
OF most No obliRation. analysis
Of income. housing needs. neigh
borhood desired Comfortable con-
ference rooms Serious and pro-
fessional consideration given TO
special problems.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP 7-7774 AP. 7-2l75
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
FOR SALE

1859 Skyline Mobile Home. 5Ox10;
front kitchen, . bedrooms. air con-
ditioner, 9x32' awning, 275-gal. oil
tank; Al condition.; extra large
lot. For further Information call
so. $1,000, 8 PM. to 9 PM.
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BRICK BEAUTY

DANANN DLIiO I
Just listed this darling
rambler with 3 large bedrms.
on corner fenced lot. has
glass fiber covered patio for
year-round enjoyment. Fire
pl in big liv. rm. and lge.
full bSmt. Must be sold due
to illness. Asking only SlT.-
500. FHA or VA financing
avail.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

SEABROOK AREA-Custom built
split-level with 3 double size bed
rms, pa baths, sep. din. rm. and
paneled family rm., screened porch.
Near Space Agency. S26.95O.
HUGH T. PECK, REALTOR. HE.
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I'll

FOURTEENTH ST. NV.
Prestige location. Modern choice
Penthouse suite 1000 square feet
available Immediately. Also avail.
able Nov. /, .320-SQ.- 1T. and 300
soft. Inquire on premises.
National Properties
Suite SO. I'll 14th ST. NV.
DI. G-3269 RE 7-645S
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REALTORS HI
COLLEGE PARK

BEAUTIFUL YARROW
New custom built brick split
level. finest OF construction
and materials; 4 bedrms., 3
full baths. huge family rm.
with firepl.. 2-car attached
garAge, eye-catching lge.
kit. ~ color with all the
igadgets;. din. rm,. full
bsmt., vide 100-ft. lot.
beautifully landscaped. A
real charmer for the busi-
neSsman who. entertains.
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STORES FOR RENT

ARL., N.-Brick store on Lee hwy
west Of Glebe rd.; S135 mo.
hRLEDGE- REAL ESTATE CORP
IA. 1-i44S IA A-O,ic
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SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE,
SHENANDOAH CAVERNs. los

miles south Of washington. D. c.,
New Market Virginia on U. S. IL
These massive. beautiful caverns
are being offered for sale for the
first time. go feet underground.
elevator service; lodge, coffes
shop, sift shop; 4s acres; Price.
Real Estate Broker. Box 72. Front
Royal, Virginia. Melrose 5-525l
or 5-524O or 5-S365 or 5-4612.
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ANDREWS AREA, truly a GOOD bu!

4 -bedrm. Cape Cod on a larse
fenced lot. Family size kitchen
walk to store, bus and schools;
GI, move in for settlement cost
only and less than Sl00 per month
pays all. BERENS SALES. RE,
GS4OO it{1 q
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YOUR TELEPHONE

Is your passport to a thrilling IN
Spection OF this 8 large bedroom
home? Living room. 9xl5 kitchen,
family or rainy day room. fenced
yard with large trees. Around the
corner from public and parochiaI
schools. Shopping and transporta-
tion. AL for Sl3,5OO GI sp-
proved. No money down.
WADE-MAR REALTY. INC.
772-2l2l AP. G-72sq
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Shannon & Luchs.
PaaItorS IA 6-RSOO|
George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS IA. 4-l400

ARLINGTON N.-LoYeiy area: ex,
tremely close in. New England
Cape Cod Of brick construction,
features > fireplaces, separate din.
ing rm.. well-arranEed kitchen, 4
big bedrms., full baths, full
bsmt., 25-ft. rec. rm.; lovely lot
with mature shade trees. Vacant
Redecorsted SCI 800. JE. 4-29SS,
PARKER. SMITH g. DONNELL
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ANDREWS AREA-Immediate pos

SESSION., DlsITIct HgIs; NaHIuIeIs =
bedrmS., > baths, bsmt., rec. rm.
SUTTL AND -bedrm. brick RAM
bier; bsmt., 3-bedrm. brick Ram
. bier; > baths, fireplaces, bsmt..
rec. rm.. garage: 5-bedrm. bl-leVel
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MT. RAINIER

VA appraisal Sl3,15O. price
only Sl2,950; no down to
veterans. Outstanding 6-rm.
Colonial with slate roof, Al
throughout. big bSmt., gas
h.-w.h. and det. garage.
Sited on lge. level land
scaped lot. S97 mo. incl. all
near public and parochial
schools.
The Perry Boswell CC
WA. 7-45O
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BELTSvILLE-oPEN 1-DARR

see Forest Parks roomy ultra
modern 3-bedrm. and l-bcdrm
ramblers, bi-leyels and split-levels.
Sparkling kitchens, large rec.
rms. a to u acre lots. Mont
gomery ave. and Garoye ST
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CHHLUM-Handso 3-bedrm. and
bath Colonial. walk to school,
shopping and transp.: no money
down VA. Inspect today.
KEN DRUSKIN d. CO.
OKD i TRADE HE. 9-2400
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
lcONTlNUEpl
ARL., y.
PRIVACY AREAS


4 bedrmS., baths, plus an at
tached guest house w/kit. lge
family rm.. make this house a
ing and draperies included in
price. plus all electrical equip
ment. Trees. . patios. many ex-
tras. Near Chain Bridge. Reduced
TO low 4O's for quick sale
GRACE A. KEAIPTON
REALTORS
FL. 6-4934 Ell. 6-326S
ARL., N.-Country Club Manors
3-bedrm., 2-bath Colonial brick;
jalousied paneled family rm.: as
sumo lge. loan, mo. payts. like
rent. Owner must sell, 53S-2309
ARLINGTON, Nj 4-bedrm., Ia
bath au-Drick rambler in con
venlent, cloSe-In location. Large
equipped kitchen has breakfast
space. Pretty level lot with lovely
shade trees. Modestly priced al
S2l $50.
HOLLEY REALTY
51S3 Lee Hwy. Arl. KE. S-535O
ARLINGTON = Newly decorated
English Tudor home with special
features including tasteful carpet
ing. built-in china cabinet, extra
large, hiGh-ceiling rooms: spacious
porch and patio: ideal close-in
location; walking distance to pest
schools, and shopping center,
Priced, S25, 900. Arrange financing
to your satisfaction.
Shannon & Luchs
Realtors IA, 5-6SOC
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COLLEGE PARK PROPER; S14.5OO
-2-bedrm. rambler; assume Sill
500 loan; lmmed. occupancy.
CAMP SPRINGS
TlEEN tIsIII NJ = '-8'TFI'I-
I1EWEY NJ. FREEMAN
CARROLLTON

S214 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. s-77H0
?, CARROLLTON-4-bedrm., 2-batt
Cape Cod, S40O down. Phone CIR
4-1l2n
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

AIR COND. 3-RM. SUITE. plus
recep rm.: APPROX. sos So. it.,
Al An services m O and SAh utiis I Incl. rSS iioS
Vermont ave. CO. 5-5S3S.
Evening star., 1961-10-26

BUYERS CHOiCE-Assume good GI
loan or re-finance FHA With JUST
81 900 DOWN Vacant, clean,
FOUR-BEDROOM. TWO-BATH
split-ievel home for the FHA
appraisal OF Just 500 500. Featur-
ing gas fired HOT-WATER RAD
iANI HAT; this appealing home
screened porch and ATTACHED
GARAGE. Large level wooded
fenced lot. Most convenient to
public and parochial schools.
PARKER, SMITH g. DONNELL,
REALTORS, IA. 7-6161, IA. =
Evening star., 1961-10-26

E-Handyman's special
No down payment to right party
3-bedroom detached Cape Cod
owner will finance. NE. S-1212.
RIVERDALE -. Lovely 2-bedroon
home. immac. In every way; S40(
dn.: S12,500.
LANGLEY REALTN HE. 0-020(
Evening star., 1961-10-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
BUYERS CHOICE-Assume GOOD {

BAILEYS X-RDS.-3-bedrm. brk.
rambler, full bsmt., fenced I'd,
FHA appr. S1S,500: $500 Own.
NED OREILLY CO., INC. HU.
Evening star., 1961-10-26
STATION FOR LEASE

STOP and modern restau-
rant for lease by q major oil
company located on Routes Is and
81 at Society Hill, s. c. For full
particulars please contact D. l.
ST. CLAIR. P. o. Box 1912 or
phone MO. 2-1466. Florence. S. C.
VARIETY STORE, Small, near
Andrews Field. Call RE. $500
after 6 pm