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age from Proverbs 16: Ills.
1888 every one enjoyed it,
then Mrs. Nixon, the teacher
was a little late so she did
not take a subject, she talked
on the message and brought
out some helpful facts on how
we as Christians must live;
she made an inspiring talk
and every one enjoyed it..
Closed with prayer and sang
this brought the meeting to a
close, Is present, offering
$3.55 then the hostess served
a delicious luncheon that was
enjoyed by all, Mrs. Olivia
Earvin, of Chicago, Ill. was
with us in our last meeting
and we was too glad to have
her with us. She made a won
derful talk, everybody enjoy
ed it, three members from
New Zion Baptist Church:
Mrs. Harris, and others; the
next meeting will be in the
home of Mrs. Luceal Nader
son, Ali Pelican, Mrs. H..
Mathew, Leader; Mrs. M. Nc
Kalry, Assistant Leader; Mrs.
Willie Motion, Secretary, Mrs.
Mention, Assistant Sect'ry.
Mrs. Nixon, Teacher; Mrs.
Mary Johnson, Treasurer and
Reporter.
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THE LEFLORE COUNTY
Women's Association and it's
Auxiliaries, held its quarterly
meeting with the Friendship
Baptist Church, pastored by
Rev. r. L. Washington, Sat
urday, March 31st, 1862 with
Mrs. N. E. Mitchell, president,
and due to the Illness of the
moderator Rev. A. w. Moore,
the Secretary Mrs. r. l..
Moore, could not be present,
but Mrs. Willie Watkins, Asst.
Secretary was at her post of
duty, and the meeting was a
successful one. Rev. w. M.
Saffold, Vice moderator was
on hand to help make it a sue
cess. Although the attendance
was small, but the finance was
very good. The next meeting
place will be the Union Grove
Church, pastored by Rev. B.
T. McSwine and at the close
of the meeting dinner was pre-
pared at the Church for all
that attended, and was served
all we could wish for by this
great church, pastored by Rev.
R. l.. Washington.
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THE MCKINNEY CHAPEL
Beautifying club met Thurs
day mite at 7:30 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Hunt, 121 w.
Scott. The meeting opened
with song entitled "Old
Ship of Zion" The scripture
lesson, read by Mrs. Lucinda
Gullidge, was taken from the
4th Chapter of Mark. Prayer
was offered by Mother Hugh.
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DIR. MILTON M. NOR
GAN, son of Mr.. and Mrs. V.
F. Morgan of 528 Avenue H.
was a weekend visitor in the
home of his parents recently.
A graduate of Meharry Med
ical College in the class of
1857, DR.. Morgan did his in
terneship at Homer G. Phil
lips Hospital in st. Louis, Mo.
1t was then that he felt he
could serve the public on a
Continued on Page g.
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THE MT. OLIVE BAPTIST
Church, Lexington, Miss. Pas
tored by Rev. A. w. Moore,
are planning their regular An
nual Fellowship meeting with
the New Zion Church, Green
wood, Miss. Sunday, April 9th,
1862 this has been an annual
affair that has been carried on
for over thirty years, and
Rev. Moore, is pastor of both
of these Churches. And we
are looking forward for a great
meeting.
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MRS. r. B. WILLIAMS, who
has been on the sick list for
some time is reported much
improved and her friends are
glad to learn that she is do
ing fine. She wishes to thank
the good friends for words of
comfort, cards Of get well, and
deeds of kindness shown her
while shut-in.
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MIR. j. D. BOLDIEN, of
Oklahoma City, Okla. was in
the city over the weekend,
visiting relatives and friends,
and he reports that his moth
er, Mrs. Daisy Richardson,
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MR.. OILS ERWIN. who is i.

MR.. OILS ERWIN, who is a
policeman in Chicago, Ill.
motored down to the city last
week for his wife Mrs. OLIVE
Uenoir) Erwin, and her grand
children: Gregory Herndon,
who spent some time in the
city in the home of Mrs. Err
wins father Rev. o. w. Lee
noir, and they enjoyed a very
pleasant visit and met many
old friends while here in her
old home city.
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MRS. SAMMIE LEE CHEST.
NUT, 1907 Early Street, who
left the city to be at the bed
side of her sister Mrs. Mary
Knox, who is in the hospital,
in Chicago, Ill, but will be re-
leased today, and she is doing
very well at this writing, and
Mrs. Chestnut's friends hope
that she will soon be back
home again.
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formerly of Greenwood, is
staying with him, but she is
now with her daughter in
Joliet, Ill. and she is doing
fine, Mrs. Richardson, was
well known in and around
Greenwood, and her many
friends are glad to learn that
she is doing well. Mr.. Boldien,
while here CHANGED to- meet
many old friends, who was
glad to meet him.
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A spiritual devotion was held.
The vice president, Mrs. Mills,
closed the devotional and turn
ed the meeting over to the
president, Mrs. Austen who
made some interesting re-
marks and announced the
hous in order for business.
The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and adopted.
Unfinished and new business
was called for. Unfinished
business reported from our an
nual program. $4,000 was re-
ported from the program. Our
teacher taught a beautiful
lesson. The subject of the
lesson was "The First Domin-
ion and how it was lost" This
lesson was taken from the
Book of Geneses. Everybody
enjoyed the lesson. We had
comments from Rev. +. r.
Nicks and other members. We
were happy to have Mrs. Geor-
gia Cross and Mrs. Lue Emma
Denning with us. They are
from Chicago, Ill. and are
former members of McKenney
Chapel Church. We had
some encouraging words from
them after the business pc
riOd.
Mrs. Hunt served delicious
sandwiches and cookies with
Coca Cola. Everyone enjoyed
the refreshment.
Total offering S11.50.
Total attendance q.
Mrs. Mary Alice Austen and
Mrs. Minner Lee Mills, presi-
dents.
Mrs. Mary Boyd, treasurer.
Mrs. Beatrice Reed, secre-
tary.
Mrs. Augusta Frezell, teach
er.
Mrs. Jodie Wilson, program
chairman.
Rev. j. M. Kimble, pastor.
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Greenwood News =
GREENWOOD STUDENT
uONnpEn AT KNrnvVyUV 4,

COLLEGE
Mary 0. Threadgill, a 1861
graduate of Broad Street High
School was among the 80
Knoxville College students
who were given signal recog-
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THE JONES CHAPEL BAP-
TIST CHURCH, pastored by
Rev. c. L. Clark, of LeXing-
ton, Miss. have just closed a
weeks Revival meeting, with
Rev. r. B. Harris, Of Canton,
Miss. as the Evangelist, taken
in ten for baptism, and one
retainer, the baptism took
place last Sunday, Rev. l. c.
Day, of Canton, was with Rev.
Harris, the meeting was well
attended, and a powerful
message was delivered each
night. The choir was at its
best, and Rev. Clark, is doing
much good at this place and
the offering was very good.
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Convocation on March Is at
Knoxville c ollie G e. Miss
Threadgill, a freshman, receiv-
ed this merit for having main
tanned an honor roll average
for the first semester.
Guest speaker for the con-
vocation exercises was DR..
Herman E. Spivey, Vice.presi-
dent for Academic Affairs at
the University of Tennessee,
who addressed the honorees
on What Makes for Intellec-
tual Greatness?" The Admins.
trative Officers and Faculty
of the college hosted these
outstanding students at a spe-
cial dinner after the Convoca-
ton.
In a letter to Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Threadgill, parents of
the honoree, DR.. James A. Col
ston, president of Knoxville
College, stated: eve wish to
congratulate you, too, on this
accomplishment as we know
that many sacrifices and pray
ers have been made by you in
providing the opportunity for
a college education. Knox
vile College strongly believes
in excellence as will make
them eligible for the honor
roll"
Miss Threadgill was valedic-
torian of her high school
graduating class and received
the merit award from the Nat
ional Council of Teachers of
English. She is a member of
the Knoxville College Choir,
which recently appeared in
concert at LemOyne College
in Memphis. Parents of this
outstanding student are Mr.. L.
H. Threadgill, principal of
Broad Street High School, and
Mrs. B. B. Threadgill, teacher
at McLauren Elementary
School in Greenwood.
THE PETERSON CIRCLE,
met in the home of Mrs. An
ME Bell Coleman, 300 Mccain
Street at 7:30 P. M. with the
leader Mrs. Henrietta Matthew,
in charge, Mrs. Alice Johnson,
sang the opening Song; Mrs.
Luceal Madison, read the
Scripture lesson, Mrs. Mat
thew, sang a hymn, and pray
ed, Mrs. Minnie Parker, sang,
then the leader made some
timely remarks then Mrs.
Mary Johnson, brought a mess
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1962-04-07

The Union Grove Baptist
Church, pastored by Rev. B. T.
McSwine, held their regular
services last Suday, the pas
tor brought very inspiring
message, and Visitors from
Vicksburg, Grenada, and va
zoo City, Miss. were present,
and the attendance was very
good and the offering was
good, and an offering was rails
ed for Mrs. Sarah Meeks,
whose house was burned re-
Gently, with all the household
goods and clothes, the offering
was $500 given to her. The
pastor is doing a good job at
this church.
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Rev. A. w. Moore, is i'm
proving nicely at home, and
his many members and friends
are very glad to learn of his
improvement, and are praying
that he may soon be on the
job again. His wife and daugh-
erS are at his bedside to do
what ever they can for him.
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cooking is
degrees
cooler
and so very
CIean!"
-. soys EIoine Mcdonald.
MP&Ls Home Service Director.

>. soys EIoine Mcdonald.
MP&ts Home Service Director.
Naturally cooler cooking means
more comfortable cooking, and flome-
less electric ranges keep Kitchens up
to ten degrees cooler because all
the heat goes directly TO the food.
But fhofs not all Homeless cook
ing IS cleaner TOO. Ceilings, curtains
and walls stoy fresh-os-new with
electricity. Add these big values to
the speed, convenience, ease and
economy of recipe-righf electric
rdnqes and you're cooking better
;. +. electrically
Evening star., 1962-07-01

The ciont chain Of svpemokets, in and around
Washington, D. C., features grade Of IFS own Giant
Leon, essu meot selected according to its own spec-
feofons. Doctors are soid to be recommending it,"
MeCols reported
In the medical profession, there is still controversy
regarding the effects Of animal fat in diets We take no
position other than to suggest you be guided by your
own doctors odviee,
Meanwhile, we're mighty pleased about official
government recognition Of the need for Ieoner beef If
you've been wondering which kind Of beef to buy, try
Giont Leon. You'll be serving your family truly fine beef
-leoner beef, osed to the peak Of perfection
sowing money in the bargain!
Evening star., 1962-07-01
Giant Lean! The Beef Thu
May Be Best For You! Te
Flavorful, Lower Priced!

new Federal beefsrudins system starts July to
better identify beef with less wose fot. This according
government ofiea is whot todoys housewives wont.
Well, we know for foet that more lean beef is whot
most consumers want. And we've been featuring lean
beef in meot departments since 1859: Ciont Leon
Beef specified and identified for you by cion is beef
specially selected by from Western corn-fed eattIe
that yield lean meot in proportion to fot Tender.
fIovofvl beef. Lower priced, too!
In a recent issue. MecoIIs Masazne presented TO
its millions of readers fcscinong orfice about beef -.
the inside story on how to select more protein-poeked
cut Of beef Specifically commended Giant
Lean.
Evening star., 1962-07-01
u. s Opens drive
| FOR LEANER BEEF
Dual Grading System to Get
One.Year Trial In Move to
Meet Consumer Demand

WASHINGTON, April 10 -
A new Federal beef grading
system that could give the con.
sumer leaner meat was ar
nounced today by the Depart
ment Of Agriculture. ~
Livestock experts predic
that the system would
age the breeding Of
THAT would s,ieli
quality
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S7.995-$75O DOWN

S-BEDRM. HOME, KNoTTY-PINE
LIV. RIM, Enclosed porch, kit,
bath. Completely renovated. own
er transferred, must sell.
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LEISNER & HANSON

Across From the Post Office
DEALE, MD. UN. 7-2291
ABBEY REALTY-CH. 8-S3OE
Lots, var. sizes, at and mr.. water,
mi, so, D. c., Broad Greek, Md.
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TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

I-PATUxENT RIVER, 100 #
waterfront. large lot with nice
lawn, fruit trees. electric kitchen
large living rm. with fireplace
jalousied porch, lovely view. Ar,
tesian well, pump house. As mi
D. c.. ST.. 900.
10 ACRES on ST. Msry's River
excellent harbor with deep water
historic 2-story 18th centur!
home. completely restored, /:
rms, Z fireplaces. 3 baths. :;
porches, modern kitchen, land
scaped, swimming pool, tenni
court. Scar garage, 3 gles
houses. immed. poss., $50. 900. I'D
ditional acreage available.
3-PATUXENT RIVER. so II. wa
terfront. large lot, improved will
pier. pier house and boat ramp
restricted. 3S mi. D. C.
4-ST. LEONARD CREEK, 81 acres
on paved road. 1900 IT. water
front, 81 mi. D. c.. $4,000.
POINT, l y story fran
home. large living rm., dininI
rm.. bedrms., modern kitchen
3 lots. beautiful view. Handicapped
artesian we'll immed. poss., 8!
mi. D. c.. S11.500.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP
Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone los
II no answer call 1874 or 354
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AND ONLY S37 PER MO. 2-bed-
nm. home on lots with right-of-
way TO water. Large liv. rm., kit,
bath, shade trees, utility house.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED

WO. $1,000 WO. $1,000
WE BUY SECOND TRUST
NOTES
Wo. $1,000 Eve. OIL. 6-4743
End TRUST NOTES WANTED-Top
prices paid. Immed. service. Mr..
JEFFERYS, Ma. S-0352.
End TRUST = PAY UP 70 Soc,
MONEY SAME DAY. c. H. PAT
TEN. 347-1516, CHI. S-7743.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
tcoATINUEp)
ARE YOITI

still looking for that waterfront
home of your dreams2 Then let
US show you this mod. yr.-round
ranener on Turkey Point, facing
on Chesapeake Bay. Liv. I'm. has
fireplace and Ice. picture window,
din I'm. ,all-mod. kit, 3 bedrms.,
u baths, util. and ldry rms,
screened porch and carport. See
1t today.
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AA~A w A. S4S
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1-15O IT. on Herring Bay. high
view. 4-bedrm. home, basement
apt. large fenced lawn, AZ IT.
cruiser incl, recently redecorated.
RIVER. Shady Oaks. ri
parian rights. view OF river, q
bedrm. year-round home. living
rm.. fireplace. large garage. work.
shop. owner will sacrifice for
health reasons.
3-HOLLAND POINT. bayfront,
shaded lawn, '4-bedrm. year round
home, pine-paneled living rm.,
oil hot-Tater heat.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY
CORP, Elsie West Williams. Lo-
thipu. Md Phone University T.
5000. II no answer. call Prince
Frederick los.
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A. A. COUNTY

2 NEW HOMES IN DEALE, WHERE
BAY BOATING IS SUPREME,
these, de luxe ramblers on very
lge, lots have lge. liv. rm. w/firepl.,
3 lge. bedrms., 2 full baths, all
cleo, kit, din. rm. area, well insu-
lated, mod. oil heating plant, lge.
utility rm., carport. Will sacrifice.
ALMOST NEW 4-BEDROOM RAM
BIER, with 2 full baths, very lge.
liv. rm. w/firepl., din. rm., lge.
de luxe all-elec, kit. on half-acre
lot lots Of Of room for privacy. Priced
$50 FEET ON CHOICE WATER
FRONT, over 2 acres improved
only with Ice. pier. This Is a
very beautiful setting on West
River with lge. oak trees, in a
community Of $4,000 homes.
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME TO BUY
2 HOMES ON THE WATER. Both
homes are for year round living
and in perfect condition with 3
lge. bedrms., 2 full baths, lge. liv
rm. wIfirepl., lge. mod. all-elec.
kit. with dishwashers. gear ga
RACES and shower stalls. Must sell
right away. Will accept best offer.
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BAILEY'S

1045 Leesburg Pike
at Bailey's. Crossroads. Va.
Next to Firehouse) HU. 1-2237
JAGUAR 1859 roadster. owner.
Racing Model XK-150-S, never
raced, no accidents. Less than
$4,000 mi. Many extras. No
trades. Firm, $1,000. Seen BY
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IMPoRT--sPoRTs
(coNTINUeD)

FIAT 80 "11oop sedan. excel.
eond.. r. and b., 10000 mi, beaut.
blue and gray finish with match
ing vinyl leather int, new tires.
$575 or make offer. WI. 2-744S.
FLATS, 1885. new Shipments, al
models and colors, sedans and
roadSters. immed. del, Priced
GELLER FIAT
400 Miller Ave, off 7120 Wis.
Bethesda. Nd. Phone 654-9216
80 cow. r. and h., q
speed trans, new TOP. snow tires.
5000. 529-9472.
HILLMAN MINK 1859 cony.. excel
lent condition, r. and b., orig D..
JAGUAR $50 XK140Mc in perfect
condition, priced for quick sale.
FL. 4-s161. -
JAGUAR "a, low MI, excel. cond,,
black with red leather. stick. over
drive, r. and h.. mod. price,
finance avail. OIL. $3.50 It'll 8
mot Sunday. -g-
JAGUAR SO "XKl50" Sport coupe,
T. and h.. overdrive. beautiful
Fawn green finish, matching
leather interior, 1-owner, low
mileage. low down payment ae-
ceDted
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
lCONTINUEDl

FRONT ROYAL, VA. = Hunters
special. 25 wooded acres, nice
location for cabin. Full price ST.
$50. 703, 437-l163.
LOVELY HIGH-UP UNTATN
LOTS-(2) $500 ca. or trade.
Call VIII. 2-5530.
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READY

To leave the crowded city? Enjoy
this excellent split-level home on
lge.. corner lot. Lge. liv. rm., din.
area, cleo. kit, s bedrms.. bath,
family room, util, and ldry. rm.,
garage. Pier and water privils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

PEUGEOT 80 "4037 sedan, excel.
cond. $4,000 miles, r. and h., sun
roof. new tires, orig. blue fin. W
vinyl leather inter. SS75 or make
offer. JU. S-7086, S .
RENAULT DAUPHINE 1883, S275,
{ new tires. motor needs repair.
EM. 2-O311 bet. 4-6 pm. -
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

SEVERN RIyER-3-bedrm. ranch
er, yrs. old, oil h.-a. heat, fire.
pl., scr. porch, pier. beach, u
acre, open occupancy. $16.50O.
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TWO HEADS

ARE BETTER THAN ONEl
so. DON'T FORGET TO BRING
YOUR SPOUSE ALONGl
II you're thinking of retiring, here's
a home with knotty-pine liv. rm.,
kitchen, dining area, 2 bedrms.,
bath and scr porch, gas heat.
Completely turnished. Waterfront
Nice view Of the water from this
rambler with liv;, rm.. kitchen, 8
bedrms., bath, oil heat, and car
port. Water privls. S10,750,
Like newl This rambler has lily.
rrn. with corner fireplace. din.
nm. kitchen. q bedrms.,, ceramic
tile bath, utility rmn oil hot-air
Fenced lot. Water privls. $4,000.
Waterfront home. with liv. rm. and
fireplace. din. rm,. kitchen, 2 bed
rms. bath, porch. and oil heat.
Boat and motor. S14,500.
Farnette. Approx. 5 acres and q
bedroom home with liv. rm., din.
rm... kitchen, bath. utility rm.,
prox. 800 #. waterfront. $4,000.
Stone front rambler with knotty-
pine liy. rm., stone fireplace. din.
rm.. kitchen, 3 bedrms.. bath.
laundry rm.. oil h.-w. Dashboard
heat. ITO IT. waterfront with
private pier. 100000.
Masonry home with liv. rm., fire
place, din. rm.. kitchen, utility
baths and lge. floored attic for
3rd bedroom. Attached garage
and room above with stall shower
Ideal for guest room, or easily
converted into efficiency apart
ment. Oil INV. heat, 100 IT. on
water and so #. pier! S26.500.
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
MAX C.
SCHWARTZ
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.CRU in I i
AA COUNTY

OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
Your Choice waterfront Specialist
DEALE, MD. UN. 7-2091
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AFTER IT'S GONE
Is too late, so don't hesitate. see
this coy home today, liv. rm. with
firepl. 2 bedrms., kit. bath. scr.
porch, view of bay, only $685..
Also 3-bedrm. home with sep. din.
rm. for only S6,995, $500 dn.,
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MONEY TO LOAN

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WATERFRONT FARM
so acres, good farm home, barns,
orchard, woods. Seclusion. Hunt
ing. Only S24,500. Free brochure.
MD.-VA. REALTY CO.. Easton, Md
2 acres. stately
shade trees, holly and dog.
wood. large log lodge. 8 bedrms.
llv, rnn With tirepl., 40-ft. porch
bath. Completely furnished. 49,
It, model kit. Boat pier. Price
S10,950. MR.. TURNER, ST, Q
3493 or 934-S432.
WESTM0RELAND COUNTY-Eight
acres fronting on Potomac River
and creek. Two-story. 5 rooms
and bath cottage. Sand beach,
harbor. Private. S16,500. For de-
tails on this and other water
front properties. call or write
Ben Hubbard, SCHMIDT g. WILL
SON. INC, Realtors. Warsaw, Va.
ED. 3-6231, home CIR. 2-207S.
So ACRES at juncture of Fishing
Bay with Chesapeake Bay, Wico-
mico and Nanticoke Rivers. Two
modern cottages, locust grove,
deep herbor. Exceptional potential
as marina waterfront development
Good fishing and Grabbing. S15,-
900, terms. ANDREWS g. CO.,
l07 Choptank ave-, Cambridge,
Md, 301-AC. S-5194.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
A REAL, RIIY

A REAL BUY
2:hedrm. home on large corner lot.
Beautiful s-bedrm. home on y
acre has liv. rm., din. area, kit.
bath. .carport. Hot-water base
board heat. $4,000.
z bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
bath, enclosed porch, and bsmt.
on large lot. Oil heat. $4,000.
FOR RENT
Lovely 3-bedrm. ranch home on
huge high lot. has liv. rm., kit,
bath. util. rm., porch and garage,
oil heat. $3.50 mo,
2.bedrm. home with liv. rm., kit,
bath, and porch. Fine beach COM
munity. 500 mo.
WOODLAND REALTY
co. 3-5lS3
Route 214 at Muddy Creek Road
SW. $3.50
A VERY ATTRACTIVE waterfront
property on ha-acre of land with
fine elevation, and pretty shade
on the water. Bungalow has full
basement, living room with dining
area, large kitchen. two bedrooms,
bath and porch. Heat. Immediate
possession. S15,500.
MATTHEWS & COMPANY
CAMBRIDGE. MARYLAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

GARAGES
(cONTlNUED)

PARKING, BY mo-, lot easy to get
to. Off 14th on P st. NV. Monthly
rental, $3.50 compacts, SIS regu-
lar cars. DE. 2-451S.
WIS. AvE.-WARREN ST. N.W.-Dry
brick garage. Ideal for storage
Wide alley. Reas, EN-. 2-S312.