Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1929, Page 18

R L ESTATE. scribe the most effectual merchandising methods at the selling conference. Each conference will be a clearing house for tested ideas now used by realtors. The courses in real estate appraising and real estate selling, pub- lished by the national assoclation, will be used as the basis for each of the conferences, and each conference mem- ber will receive a copy of one of these REALTORS TO HOLD THE EVENING praisal division; W. H. Ballard of Bos- ton, Peter Hanson, chairman of the appraisal division of the California State Association; Mark ILevy, chair- man of the brokers' division of the national association; Henry A. Babcock, chairman of the committee on_ ethics and standards of practice of the ap- praisal division, and Henry G. Zander, past president of the national associa- tion. ] Speakers are Listed. STAR, WASHINGTO William E. Herren, director of the extension department of the national assoclation. DR. GOVE G. JOHNSON'S SUBJECT IS ANNOUNCED Another question given by one of the young people of the congregation of the the subject, “Power for the World Mis- sion.” At the Thursday evening prayer and fellowship meeting the subject will be “Wonder, Love and Praise.” The Young People’s Society has elect- ed the following officers: President, Miss Alice Speiden; vice residpent, Ralph R. | McNay; recording secretary, Miss Caro- corresponding secretary, Miss Grefvin; treasurer, George line Ree Eleanor Another evening with the Scouts on REAL ESTATE.T Appraising and Selling. Wil e 13y Sl 00, e, her Be Discussed at Conven- | ™Artir s tion in Boston. National Baptist Memorial Church will | pyiday at 7:30 o'clock, with & program be answered tomorrow evening by which will include features of scouting, | pastor, Rev. Dr. Gove G. Johnson with lantern slides and demonstrations. his sermon on “The Sunday Question, | Wednesday evening the senior W. W. G. or the Weak End of Civilization.” In|wtll meet at the home of Miss Shirley the morning the tor will preach on | De: 901 Connecticut avenue, A. John Berge, sales counselor of the national association, will be in charge of the selling conferences. Those who will speak at these conferences include: Charles G. Edwards and Henry G. Zander, past presidents of the national assoclation of real estate boar Paul E. Stark, Madison, Wis.; Gu: Ellis, Detroit, Mich.; Frank J. O'Brien, cago; Gerald Flint, Mich. Arthur J. Mertzke, director of educa- tion for the national association, w preside at the conferences on apprais- ing. Speakers included in the appraisal conference are: Phillp W. Kniskern, chairman of the association’s mortgage and finance division: J. Alvin Register | Conferences on appraising and selling, | of the executive committee of the ap- & new convention feature planned by the educational department of the Na- tional Association of Real Estate Boards especially for real estate salesmen, is included in the program of the associa- tion for its twenty-second annual con- vention to bas held in Boston, Mass., June 25 to 28. These conferences are scheduled for 2 o'clock on Monday, the day preceding the official opening of tI convention. | In order to prevent y conflict with the divisional programs, which open Wednesday morning, the conferences will close Tuesday afternoon. §& Seven national known authorities on appraising will direct the work of | the appraisal conferences, and seven | equa! well known specialists will de- | Wanted—Real Estate Salesman In Our Business Property Department : — el 6607 Sixteenth Street Beautiful Carmody Hills XCEPTIONAL opportunity for experienced business property salesman with a success- ful selling record to become associated with this organization. We have a desk available for him on the first floor, See Mr. Hartung—Monday, 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. [SHANNON: & LUCHY| 1435 K Street N.W. 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