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THos. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERs.
1881 EYJE ST. NV.

Mortgage ForeSlosyr re Sale Of
Desirable TWVO-Ss DRY StuOcO
Over Hollow Tie Dwelling
With Slate Roof, Containing
Six Rooms, Bath and Enclosed
SUN Parlor, fNsO Single-Car
Garage, Being, Premises No.
COZ Park Lane, Battery Park,
Maryland.
BY virtue of the pow4 OF safe contained
IN the mortgage records aan1ouK the nnnrt-
gage records of Montgol iery County May.
land, in Liber p. B. re. No, 30i, folio 9na
the undersigned attor5 ey manned IN a@Sfd
mortgage will offer for. saie at public SIfc-
ton, on the premises tWEDNESDAY FFfS
RUARY FIFTH, 1890, A r THRFE OIf.T Nfiey
PM, lot 10 in block r. section q of HaftSr1
Park, as per plat recod ded among the lSnd
records OF said county, 1lat pook q nIst sci
. -, feIms: All cash upY ratification Of sale.
All conveyanctng, recon- Ing etc At the -osi
OF purchaser. A deIg sit Of Ann will Ne
required at time OF ssi !. O
THOMAS B. MARSHALL,
Attorney Ma ned in MortraRe
1ltIe bulIq ing, Baltimore, Nd
property on liberal ia ms NAV he dier,sSSssl
with the aboVe-nanled attorney ~ enS 49, 49,
Ja2S,2e,3l.fe4 ~ "AA' 'i"ie'
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TaOS J. OWEN SON, AUCrIoNEFRs
1881 Eve Street NV.
TRgsTEEg SAFE. 81. yAIyABI.E rwo-

TRqgs E5E t SALE GE SyA5yABIg Two;
NO; S01 NINTH lSTREET NORTHEAST.
Liber No: S275; at folio i9S OF the land
sell in front OF the lpremises, on WErNES
DAY, FEBRUARY NIFTH, 1890 AT TWO
FIFTEEN OCLOCE P.M., lot numbered
Iorty-elght e4Bl IN George M LancktonS
SuoolvlSlon Of square numbered nine hun
GREG ana tnlftysgnrde (gS39, as per plat re-
GorQeu IN tne once OF the surveyor for the
District OF Columbia IN I.iber II, D. @. Al
folio 10. - ~
Terms OF sale: Ong fourth cash; balance in
one Two and three years, with interest at
SIX per cent per Annum. payable semi
annually. Deposit Of $4,000 required at
H Hfts.D OF =. sale; Gnd the purchaser allowed
the purchase. Further particulars at time
OF sac. usnm.nn
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THos. J. OVEN &, SON, .AuCTTONETFE
1881 Eye s5treet NV.

TRQSJEEg SALE .sIF VALUABLE FIVE
Srn0NATE rN SRMIcK "A, A =, alA1sTMEET BUIDTNd
BATHS. kNoWN AS ..r HHEN A lsyrdls1sE 8
TFIEnTH Rh ANA MORT q 44W1EsT, CoRNER Or
rec as SEtY S e gSr csE 1 i assS Of
sre s q the ss! psss' vie sscT
RgSs SSs'9SR hESHt q shf BTfpl S.
5 S,A.lMN95ARs5Y; AD, 1872, At THREE. THfETY
ington; District !,of cohntbia. and desisnsSed
hundred and tgetty-ine tRs ss sff9f lot an Ys
oTnS sss ad SSsnSsa within VI. h. shs 5G
for the same on the southeast Corner Of said
Sr the sh s C aP Sr5 .Ts.
west one hlndred and nifty uSo) feet, tSenc cs
tSenss soGtG Ehty-o 5ns' s D' f.st tRSS sDss
east thirty R5i) feet, thence south siTtys
east & feet ns res ct and ISc tShsnsS
the place OF berinninR. "
ad IN casS g. SaS hs II sHs
e seaas n Tt 1nsats payable in one and two
ann, payable semi-snnualIy f resu day per 81
p Sas so o oE al dfe ea,S Of !.
be required II time u sale. ali s sorxsya Till
Tsrn 81 LAS as t etc. At Of
s sh1rsZ s1ys From Is. day Z,s 81 The
srtS at the Fisk and cost F d.fau ts pDSP
resale nsxs SsS pasishsd n n
R FaSHzs *! s SsHEA1r'
E46s IS oT sS prS5sEl .Es S.E.S, IRE
~, BY ORDER or THE TRUSTEES.
Gl,OG
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., >, %. i 1900 90, Ma'sachusstt Ave. NV.
TH0s. J. 9 3ygF Is : F E3s.i, 4 EFIoNEERs;
TRY NEE srI HABE Of ,xN kgAHIE BY 81
IsEs AGO. GEORGIA ! VENUE e NOR m m

TRUSTEES SALE OF w k,rJABI,E an OF
NESS BUILDING KNC MN a. pay 81
J wEsr aaO2 GEORGIA : VENUE NOR 81 IN IN
BY virtue OF a certain kad ~ trust s,,,,,
lr re In LtnSr no; 4ss folio 24l et seq,
eIrsa ib and at t the n TeSS
tseIl at public auction, IL front of the; nver,
Uses, on WEDNESDAY, fYIF sTIVSfFJ n AZ Nr,
AFEBRUARY. AID. 1880 ( AT FIVE Oh -sT0SSK
PM, the Following -des hibed land ant is1Sen1
YiSes, situate In the kistricf yof C,1 ,hisy,SIa
seant V1ssisnaLeo as an being THE aoI tn 10 90
fback with that width 1877 II fe IL foJ an lie >
btot lot IS in jesse Haw's ffihdi visioSo 81
Mount Pheasant, sas 4 per Mat! FernriSJ ~ u
Eo{sse ~ TIE pSi.trtr 70 HS Of she surveyors
Terms: sold sub becv to q brior deed of
(which will be annC funS ed at tiT Re on a. se tbs
Apurehase price at owe said tri Et 10 Ek naid
Yin cash. deposit Of SS00 90 ! suuisedF EHon 1o
~ ~ IeCoPotH etc., kt purchasers
k+tHUsst;; tsLmS ~ % compile WITH within
Hne property may ! 5e advert ked and .fesoid
at the discretion, 81 the trust EeS -'''U 4e'O-u
cF ARIES W SfErsoN, g.
! &ow "a q, 80 HI .RRY NJ. PACKARD. q
s919, zo.24-IeS,o Trustees.
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ADAM A, WEsoHEER 6 SON. NC, Az
AUTOMOBILE AT AUCTION TO PA y
STORAGE CHARGED

STORAGE CHARGES.
Notice y hereby given that on WEDN ES
1 S!1r EEBHUAkYa FIFTH, 1880, AT EEl
OlCIOCK AM, we viii sell by public Guc
SaVhs IN front on the sales rooms OF A aan
a. Wescnler son, Inc, $40 Penna. ave
n.W;, 70 en1orce Jur lien Tor storage char ges
O01se seutomobtle, motor No. A-687537, flef
WIN Us IN the name OF d. b.. Gates, iHy
1891 nSSssssiie' Mo- Parties interested please TAX
FRANKLIN SQUARE SERVICE
STATION
$500. BY THoS. i WILLIAMS, N 1r.
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Az 4. WEscaLER { son. Auctiones

BATH BRICK RESIDENCE, 906 HAMI 4,
TON STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF Q deed of trust recorded IA
LITER 1894, at folio 331 ct sea-, of the II nd
records of the District OF Columbia, and Mt
the request Of the party secured ther' i6y,
the undersigned trustees VIII otfer for sale
at public auction. in front OF the prem lsae,
on MONDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF RB-
RUARY, 1890, AT -FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and prer Uses.
with the improvements thereon: Lot 81 IN
square 5000 in Marcus Notes subdivisi sn OF
lots IN block 2, brentwood Park, 4 per
plat recorded in Liber 68, folio 81. 81 the
records of the once OF the eurVe' FOR OF
the District of Columbia.
Terms: To be sold subject to q flT Il deed
Of trust OF $500, at So per annr N, due
July 8, 1881; balance $1,000 in cash md the
remainder to be represented by tn 4 prom
tSSory note of the purchaser, pa fable in
monthly installments of SIS, inclr hing In
second deed Of trust. or all casI 1 AZ the
option of the purchaser. A depos & Of $500
with within thirty days from Z h day al
sale or the deposit to be forfeited ( the fruS-
tees reseryfng the right 70 resell + the nYup-
efty, at the risk and cost of tn ! defauitina
purchaser, after nve days a. kertisement
thereof IN some newspaper publ Shed Ia the
District Of Columbia. Conveyan kinS rarord
ing and notarial fees ct the Cost 81 f1e
purchaser. WILLIAM kyTEg.
ISAAC NO ms,
Haan 1TuSVSgSi
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GENUINE BARGAIN.

I will sell my home near 18th
and Col. I'd, 10 rooms and 2
baths, worth $4,000, for $11, 500
if can get $1,000 cash down at
once. Address Box 35o-M, Star
Office. 30*
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THOs. J. OWEN SON, AUCTfoNEERs.
1881 EYE ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE SEVEN
STORY BRICK BUILDING KNOWN AS
THE, ALBEMARLE, ZOO STREET
NORTHWEST, CONTAINING FORTY


TWO APARTMENTS.
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust. datsd
81, among the land records OF the District
of Columbia, and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction. "a front Of The
premises. on. TUESDAY, THE TWENTY
FOUR-TH1RTY O'CLOCK PM, the follow
ing-described land and premises. situate in
the District OF Columbia, and DESIGNATED as
and being part Of original lot 20 In square
1852, except the. west SIS feet front By full
depth thereof Of said lot.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of
trust FOR. $204,000, further particulars Of
which viii be announced at time of sale:
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash A deposit of $4,000 required
Conveyancing, recordine, etc, at the pur-
chaser's cost. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise deposit !or-
feited and the property may be advertised
and resold ut the discretion OF the trustees
HENRY .. ROBB,
HUBERT r. QUINTER,
1897 X st. NV,
JalT-d&ds.eXSu Trustees,
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$3.50.
Center-Hall Brick.
MUST SELL QUICK
So.75O-TERMS.

Tapestry brick home, 6 large rooms. recep-
Frfgidaire. Front ana double rear porches
garage. instantaneous hot-water heater
schools, churches, bus and car lines. Call
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FUTURE Days.
iTHOs. 3. OWEN & SON, -AUCTIONEERs
1881 Eye Street NV,
RTRusTEEs' SALE or VALUABLE TWO
STORY DWELLING: PREMISES 6lo3

RTRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE Two
CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
BY virtue of q certain deed of trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. 6l65, folio 159 ct SEQ y
( OF the land records OF the District of Column I
Whereby. the undersigned trustees win sell at
P PRRs 9SSoq HR IL es PFePSSs @
OCTOBER, AID. 1879, Ar THREE OCLOCKi
PM, the following described land and prem
4 Uses, situate in the District Of Columbia, and,
designated as and being lot numbered forty 4
i've (45l in subdivision by Chevy Chase Land
teen hundred and eishty-nine (i9Ss), as per
plat recorded in the office of the surveyor
kifor the District of Columbia in Liber II att
Folio 10. subject to covenants of record.
Terms: Sold subject TO prior deed Of
trust for 100000. further particulars Of
which will be announced ct time OF sale, the,
purchase price above ssid o trust to be paid
EveyancinG, recording, etc. at purchasers cost.
ssTerms to be complied with. within thirty
\ days otherwise deposit forfeited and the
lproperty may be advertised and reSold at the
Ediscretion Of the trustees.
n HARRY NJ. CRANDALL,
y M. ID. ROSENBERG,
Trustees. .
te5rrHE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE DE-
llscri6cG property having failed to comply
with the terms as stated therein, said prop,
Eerty will be resold at his risk and cost, on
AZ oT1sIiREE,THiRTY O'CLOCK PM sanel
Eplace, and under the same terms and con-
F0iuon'' BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
5a94-d&ds.exSu
cON aTTrrYOrIEfrTSCs
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DONALD I'M. McNRAIR,
THOMAS "A. BUTT,

s dsTrins to this ToDsrty are hereby With
,.., ~ gg y ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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Brookland.
e Rooms and Bath.
9TH St. NE, 1922 1923
%,450-$50O Cash.
Two beautiful homes, Thoroughly modern.
All late features, include paper and PANEL
ing. HARDWOOD floors throughout, hot-wa-
ter heat, electricity, push plateS, mirrured,
closed porch, buiIt-in garage, yard nicely
Handicapped; nothing has been overlooked to,
make this property more than attractive foi )
you. CAN Mr.. MorRan.
M. & r. B. WARREN.
REALTORS, BUILDERS,
OBS 18th St. NV. Naf1u. a o7RO
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$3.50.
SOS MONTHLY

NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK.
Attractive semi-detached brick home. z
rorns, large bed ronns, hot-water heat,
electricity, instantaneous heater. front, rear
ard side porches. Deep lot and yard. 2-car
gerage. Must act quick. Call Adams 264l
after pm,
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NEAR 18th AND r SITS.
- IL ROOMS, 3 BATHS.
Modern in every detail New hot-wster
heating plant First-clRss condition through
out. All rooms are large and bright.
Any one looking for home downtown
should see this one for price; at which We
are authorized to sell
Phone for appointment, INSPECTION will
convince you OF value ohefedt
WAPLE & JAMES, Inc,
1925 18th st. North e962.
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TOMORROW.
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3716 WINDOW PL. NV.
Just West Of Bureau Of Standards.

beautiful semi-detsched, new s-room
home: perfectly situated for the family that
demands the best in location ana ENVIRON
house than REQUIREMENTS call for. Six good
rooms, fireplace, attic and q garage. Mod
ern in every appointment, including FRIG-
1DAIRE. Priced low-SI1,e5o-easy terms.
X. NJ. HOOKER,
Tower Bldg Metropolitan 2ee3.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1930-02-21

Mrs. Edith Shockley, Mrs. Bessie
Belts, Mrs. Essie WEIGH MRS. Meme
Smith. Mrs. Marion Massey, Mrs. !oa
Johnson, Mrs. Cornelia Gillette
Mrs. Emma Denney, Mrs. Mable Al
ans and Mrs. Edith Killen, Dover.
p n. A. Presents Patriotic Program
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Parent-Teacher Association OF
harrington High School was heIo
Monday evening. In the absence OF
the president, Rev. 4. II. Colil4s' D.
c. Messner presided with Mrs Pres
ton Brown acting as secretary me
nroeram opened with America the
beautiful" followed by recitatlon,;;
{" iris Splendid to Live as Granuiy,
Adolf Masten: reading, "The EVolu-
tion of the Dance" dealing especlal-
Iv with the Minuet, by Mrs. W. y:
Finch. sketch, "In the Days Oh
Waehinaton." by four children, tol.
lowed by a minuet; 1.-The Maki1s =.
the Flag" by a group OF cniluLen'
reading. ''What is Discipline" MIS-.
ernest Raughley. The program was
under the direction of the thru anu
fourth grades and their teachers
prof Messner gave a short talk re-
earding civic affairs especially WIN
Teference to the pending sewer
question. Closing song, Softly NOW
tbe Light of Day" There being no
sneciai business, meeting closed 10
meet again in March. A full atCenu-
ance is requested at these meetings.
nj. E, Church Notes
$3.50 A. M.-Class meeting leu ny
10 A. M-Church school. H. j.
Ramsdell, superintendent. Next sun
dav will be Missionary Rally, closing
worlds service offering for this con-
II A. M.-Preaching. Rev; q. II:
Collins. Subject, 1.-THE Debt we owe
the World" Text, Romans LA 81.
Mark. 1915, St. John 14-l5. we are
debtors to all men. do
GAS P. M-Epworth League, 9e e-
votional meeting. Leaders, SaaIe
Mack and Virginia LeCompte. SUP
iecf "Getting Along with Others.
7.SO P. M.-Annual Missionary an
niversary, program in charge OF tIe
iunior department. An especlaily
fine program is being prepared loi
the occasion.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1930-02-21

Ruth Anne Denney and Irene
blizzard of Miss Ornston's room
have had 100 in spelling all this
month.
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Minvine

Our town and vicinity was again
blanketed with about four inches OF
snow Saturday night, which gave
sport to the youngsters on Sunday.
DR.. K. ]. Hooker is remodeling
his home which will be an improve
ment to our town as well as to his
property.
Mrs. Hannah Reynolds and Mrs.
John Jones of Milton were guests on
Thursday with Mrs. R. c. Steele.
Mrs. Virgil D. McCabe, teacher OF
the Sunshine class Of girls OF the
M. E. Sunday school, entertained her
class on Friday evening.
Daniel Boyer and sister, Mrs.
Bertha Brown of Philadelphia visit
ed his family here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Dockerty and
daughter, Mrs. Mildred Leggs and
daughter Catherine Of Wilmington
were guests last week with Capt.
and Mrs. Philip West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Phillips OF
Richardson Park spent the week
end with their father, H. D. Evans.
MT. anu MIS- Wdlu OOhAObS
tanned quite a number of guests TO
a turkey dinner on Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Of the M. e.
Church will hold its monthly meet
ing Tuesday night, February rs, at
the home of Mrs. Virgil D. McCabe.
Sunday school and preaching this
Sunday morning. Rev. c. W. Bran
ford, pastor.
The public are cordially invited to
attend the joint meeting of the Sell
byville Group of Churches to be held
at Selbyville on the evening of March
9th, at 1880 p. m. The churches par
ticipating in the program are: Bethel
NJ. E. Dagsboro, st. Georges M. E.,
Milliville M. E., Bethel M. r. at ocean
view. and Salem M. E. of Selbyville.
There will be special music by
representative from each OF the
special features in relig-
Ious education, and short address
by the Rev. Jas. H. Bishop, director
Of religious education for the Will
Conference.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1930-02-21

Monday to see Tasker Hudson and
Jim Daisy who are ill in the hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Archie Hudson and mother,
Mrs. Lille Hudson spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. Olive
Lynch. They left for home Sunday.
Melvin Parson of Salisbury spent
the weekend with his wife here and
her people, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NC
Cabe.
Miss Audrey McCabe spent Sun
day afternoon with Miss Alberta
Hudson.
Miss Thelma Hudson who has
been spending a few days with Miss
Audrey McCabe, has returned home.
Mrs. Walter Hudson and son is
spending a few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lynch and
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1930-02-21

The history class has been divid-
ed into five groups. Each group is
looking in reference books for pic
lures and information on the prod
ucts and wares of the fourteenth and
fifteenth centuries traded between
the East and the West. This will be
followed by drawing of trade
routes used prior to the discovery OF
America.
The girls of Miss Kitchens sec
ton are potting plants to bring to
school in March. This group of girls
will decorate the room with Dutch
scenes of windmills, dogs, March
hares, and Dutch boys and girls in
costume.
We banked $7.O2 though we had
only eighteen bankers Tuesday.
Grace Davis is in school again. She
still has her broken arm bandaged'
but we are glad to have her.
Mrs. Nemish's seventh grade sec
ton is ahead in the tardy contest.
Dorothy Joseph and Marian Jester
have had 100 in spelling for the
month. This room also had 81 per
cent in banking, and Mrs. RusselIs
room 80 per cent.
Mrs. Warehouses; section were
royalty entertained by the members
of Mrs. Harringtons' section on Val
entine Day as a result of winning
/ the spelling contest which has been
going on since January l. A pro-
gram was given consisting of reel
tations and plays. Valentines were
distributed from the Valentine boxes
after which refreshments were
served.
Bella Orkin received 100 per cent
in spelling during the past month.
We are sorry to hear of John
Mills illness and hope he may soon
be with us again.
Beginning this week, we are haV-
ing physical training under Mr.. NC
Gee.
Our section deposited $11.9O on
Tuesday of this week.
A rather unexpected question was
asked in home economics class the
other day about the scalding of milk.
How do you scald milk?" one OF the
girls asked. by pouring boiling
water over it,
The Milford High School girls
basketball team played a very excit-
ing game with Caesar Rodney Fri
day evening, February IA, at the
Community building in Milford.
Everyone enjoyed the game. The
visitors were defeated by score OF
81 to Is. Although there were many
fouls on the players of both teams,
all Blayed a splendid game. The
Milford girls will play Dover girls
this Friday night. Everyone is look
ing forward to really interesting
game.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1930-02-21
Gravel Hill

caorge Matthews has purchased
the DR.. Smiths farm, near mere. 90
Miss Marie wilkins, daughter OF OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Wilkins anu
John Truitt of Harrington, were 10
Gently married. We extend OUT COLI
gratulations. .,,z .Don+
Friday with G. H. Koeppel and fam
lily. ham nm
dergoing treatment at the 6eeD0
Hospital. ..,.oa Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Davidson recenCiy. ,.;+od
lanes Durham of Redden visited
hiS oo~ants- Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Durham, here, Saturday. A.
John Geyer, manager Of tne
xuUI,d-,ore Poultry Farms, has
been on the sick list for several
days.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1930-02-21
Drawbridge

A surprise party was given 70
Nc n A Davidson on Friday eve
ming. February IA, when ner Iu"ny
-o1atives and friends gathered az
49, home. the occasion being heE
birthday anniversary. Inc pa "
came as a complete surprise. Al1 I2ns
those present were Mr. anu W. %
T STo davidson, INLAND DaVloson'
NJ and Mrs. VIM. Johnson, MIS-
Trodarick Johnson, Mr.. and MRS
ErtTTr Campbell, Mr.. and MIS-
1 IA Cmu TittIeton and grandson M
an I'm Mrs Leroy King, Mr.. ana MIs'
III Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs De
Verne Doty, Capt. Giles DoeS' 1 ond
and Mrs. L. L. Lockernlan, ciar-
small son, Robert, RodeI anu &c, az
ance Card, Misses Margaret MILL L.
I'll I'll FIva Baynum, Elsie and Mar
on, wells, Elizabeth Hasunss ~
end Messrs. William Conner, Albert
n nov James Hastings, carr Da-
--idson and Ralph Steele. The even
NO was spent in the form OF COIL
versation by the older groups 81
the nlaying of games by tne you LoS.o
err At a late hour refreshments %GaS
sor1od in abundance, after which
tba MANY guests departed tor tn Ir
rosnactive homes after wishing MIS-.
1o9idson many more happy birthday
" The T BToadkiln Parent-Teacher AS
ISOLATION will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the ScHoO1
house on Thursday eVenlne' PSO. 80
arv 81. The usual business ana so-
cia1 nrogram will be carried out.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Lank anu
daughter Thelma motored to VII
I,oin9+on and philadelphia on SAT
T , last and returned home on
N' mo~9ca Tockerman of Wilmington
spent the weekend Win MS lno'n0-
here. Ill s,on+ Sum
dav last with relatives near "yom
r E1wood Clark of Lincoln is spen-
ding some time at the home OF ms
or I Chas. Dickerson' near
here. -. On the
Layton whey H''S - iroDroved
sick list, but is somewhat 1mproVeu
at this writing. co+borine
Campbell visited Mr.: and MIS- MRS. p "y,
Verne Doty and Capt. Giles Doty Oh
Sunday. 10. boen on
+bo s IL list but is somewhat I'M
...ss5 ~ fI1ie writing.
Miss Emma Davidson IS speH LUIS
some time with relatives III ''"1
den N. J.. and elsewhere.
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WiIiarnsvine
Near selbyville)

The weather brought us snow this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark motor
ed from Philadelphia Saturday night
and were the guests Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Magee. They re-
turned home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tyre and ram
lily were the guests Of Mr.. and MIS-
N. S. Lynch Friday evening.
Samuel Murray is recovering al
ter having pneumonia for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lynch and
family were the guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Cana Bunting on Sunday
Johnnie Hickman returned home
Friday after spending a few weeks
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Daisey call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. James Tyre Sun
day evening.
Edward Savage has returned after
spending a few weeks in ocean
City, Md.
Miss Pauline Derrickson returned
home Saturday after spending a
week at the Shriner's Hospital at
Philadelphia for treatment.
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The girls of Miss Kitchens sec
ton are potting plants to bring to
school in March. This group of girls
will decorate the room with Dutch
scenes of windmills, dogs, March
hares, and Dutch boys and girls in
costume.
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HUI dson X Roads
Near Roxana)

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Hudson
and family made a business trip to
Milford on Thursday.
Mrs. Herman Hudson and daugh-
ter of Wilmington are spending a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. orman Adkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hudson of
Milton made a call on his sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Hudson and daughter
Vestie, at Selbyville, also his broth
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hudson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hudson here
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie McCabe and
daughter Audrey and Mrs. Tasker
Hudson made a trip to Lewes on
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COITRE REMOVED

r,+uso,IIIe Minister'S Wife Saved An
Operation, Wants others to Know
Mrs. n N. Baker, Star Route, Titus,
, vltS' ar, work when I tell how my
eoitre was removed with sor53l-ouaa-
Tuple, stainless hnim in bad y co 4I
+ He,r Felt StI no i'll effects from the treat
m Treili Glad to tell or write my expert
Sold by leading druggists or W W[,o
Sorbol Company, Mechanicsourg' OliO'
Locally by E. H. Bratten'
The body goes to work a lot more
readily than the mind.