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SALE-HOUSES.

SALE-HOUSES.
! MORTGAGE SALE.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
1l49 5th st. Ne.
5th AND FLoR1DA AVE. NE.
ONLY S6.950.
| REGULAR PRICE, ss.25o;
Nearly new 6-room and batn orick ortise nonse;
to move in Don't miss this bargain. Cali
Fl. r. HOWENSTEIN CO..
! 1918 st. NV. Dist. o9os.
| BUNGALOW.
i s4.650
Pretty stucco bungalow on large wooded
iot five c9zy rooms; bath; CsI hesL' eoI
sosi sstSi, hardwood floors; faraSs. oan ool.
81 W ST. N-W.-HoME. ROOMS AND
bath; large garagei deep lot; aiso iurnhitnre h
come see it. Owner on premises
SHEPHERD PARK BARGAIN.
Open; l2!e Hemlock s,r.n,snt St nm; mTdsGn' Tdsga
! Col. 1122
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Open; 59l0 Srd st. NV, 5-room modern
bungalow; fireplace. pretty yard; near car
| line; greatly reduced Col. 1l22
Look SUBURBAN BARGAIN!
Open 6704 4th st. NV; rooms mooern
BUNGALOW; submit offer; trade for farm near
Mo. University. Col. 1890
ATTRACTIVE INyEsTMEiNIT-FI0VEE-EFso1 iIdo- I'VE Room Room
SIS mo; Quick sale, $1,000. A. S. PlNkETT'
! YOU'LL LIKE THIS.
bungalow: convenient Col 1880.
s4,75o.GooD NORTHWEST L. LoCAIIoH 2 1toN:
to Post oGe Un9n oTey conan
| tion, hardwood floors, modern colonial porch,
nice nice yard alley; rental $50 monthaaSSii aSi 1900
S4,5O0-NEAR LINCOLN PARK. LOCATION
worth price asked. rooms, bath, excellent
ed. Terms Apply 825 F st. ne.
s.. .5oO-8-RQoM MODERN HOME, NEARLY ,1
new TsT GqUd 1000 iSSSaton SSs GXSfnIi aptic ooa
NEAR ROCK CREEK ,PARK-I72s IRVING
! ST. bedrooms. 2 baths. % #: wide in
| closed porches, floored attic. oil burner, etc.
$1,000: or consider leasing at 500 Lin
BUNGALOW. CHEVY CHASE. BEAUTIFUL
| setting; 5 rooms; wonderful finish in every
dea block P5ef on a1Bsr YsFB sES i 4T
baths, unique fireplace, dandy yard. Price,
'iO'''V, CLYDE C. DUNN1NGToN. .o.
$50 CASH AND MOVE IN. BURLEITH SEC
tion Georgetown Groom brick, ami. bath.
viii MAKE af RHR%s snsfS snd 'D 0r
| 4 81. NV.
726 HAMILTON sTREET-6 ROOMS AND
| bath. front and rear. porches, hardwood
| floors. house in splendid condition. large lot,
paved street and alley. real bargain at
| 6;450. Easy terms Open for inspection.
| Adams 4544
| TRUSTEES SACRIFICE.
6216 George ave rooms and bath, front
| Colonial porch hardwood floors, built-in ga
| rage. Sold for S11,750; price now S6,350
| Open for inspection. Adams 1854
| CORNER-FIVE ROOMS. TWO ENCLOSED
| porches garage, near Mckinley High School
| Cost SO, 600; will sacrifice for $500. $1,000
| cash, small monthly payments. 2400 I'd st.
ne. Call Georgia 609l.
! 3734 NINTH ST. NV.
Will sell $2.500 equity for $3.50.
| ME. 4300-EM. 0216.
SEVEN ROOM BRICK; GLASSED IN
breakfast and sleeping porches; best. NV.
| section; ami; owner leaving city. Address
! Box 379-J. Star office.
NICE SIX-ROOM HOUSE, AMI. NEAR
| Eastern High School. Reduction for cash
| or payment of second trust. Address Box
| 472-J. Star office.
FOR SALE, IN MT. PLEASANT. ON RENTAL
| basis. 6room house. ami, built-in garage.
| INV h. Adams 687l.
WOODRIDGE-$5,l50.
| 4-room bungalow with extra large living
room; close to schools, stores and cars. Easy
mo- WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
2377 R I. Ave. NE. North 1908.
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u 3 MITCHELL Herndon. Virginia
COLESVILLE PIKE
BARGAINS

The widening of the Colesville pike, under
way, will make farms in this neighborhooo
especially desira BILE. 1t will be a fayorlte
route up 10th ST. to Baltimore.
barn, we'll watered helds; about
1900 peach trees, varieties; other
fruit. This is an experimental
orchard and last year produced
5000 bushels of perfect fruit.
$500 per acre, 26 or 81 acres. excellent land,
no buildings; stream.
$500 per acre. about acres, on good road.
just off Colesville pike.
S6,500-Attractive corner, large house, with
bath. electricity; large shade trees;
worth much more money for tea
s4,7JO-About a mile from the pike, on
gravel road. 6.22 acres, with Ave-
room bungalow; electricity avail
able; $1,000 cash required remote
from other dwellings, not through
road Very attractive country.
Very fertile land. 2 acres meadow
Stream could be damned.
SEVENTH STREET PIKE.
ss,ooo-For 200 acres of extra good land.
horses, harness and farm ma
chinery; coed 7-room house, with
electric lights; Barn, dairy and
silo About so acres meadow on
river. Upland very productive.
Illness Of owner requires quick sale.
R. D. LILLE,
266 Carroll St. Takoma Park. Ga. $500.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
CLOSE-IN VIRGINIA

BARGAINS.
ot os can 05s"f Be- had for $3.50; your own terms
jefferson Park s-IoOm bunEsIGE 9yn p.ysf.
ul setion: only My uIS $500 cash TequirsS IN pei
SGsS Ssh Ssa9s ioP only ss6o n Surdfs
ami, fireplace, cleo. ranse. porches; real
good house being sold cheap, at s8,7s9. on
6aTgain, Bar oeo s-foom Colonial brick iarEe corner
G Tsen OSson you sgsa5 e
SRl2 soRao nST Sens oerad 1906 sf
G3R sA nbgsdREP FGf R49khET II H OF BARR9 HR
go ABEINdT3S P3Sni R1RaE RaI
nut NG7TGssa sSs5. fi Open evenings S- Until pm M
S9.850-BY NAVAL OFFICER. TAKING $4,000
loss; leaving city. six large rooms. tile bath;
uS co8dsond q Pn heat of sh hs rde m
in Virginia; very desirable location; 2-car
s"' Phone OWNER. Alexandria 24ss 81.
SIS, $5,95O-DISTRICT HEIGHTS.
Us Washington Boulevard.
modern dwelling Of six large rooms and \.
feet. feet Just Just been redecoTated and put in the
best Of condition. Very easy terms can be
JOHN +. DONOHOE q SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Realtors.
VIRGINIA HOME SITES.
OVER-LEE KNOLLS offers attractive home
sites with high elevation and rolling land
restricted improved moderately priced;
terms -Four miles from washington on
-'i''''Oi '"' P. w. SHARPE CO..
Realtors,
Clarendon 2212 Clarendon. Va.
rT-TTr DA
lot 50xl60: foundation in front for perma-
nent home; price. $1,000; cash. $3.50. bal
ance $50 per mo- and endr many others ttnrroor to
JUDSON REAMY.
IS N. Clarendon Ave. Clar., Va.
Phone Clar 1882.
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WANTED-FARMS.

20 ACRES LAND. HOUSE, OUTHoUsEs
cheap, cash. not on main road. Give exact
location in answering. Address Box 164-J,
Star ONCE.
SMALL COTTAGE OR SHACK WITH AVAIL
able electricity and water on tract of four
or more acres in nearby MARYLAND or Viz;
stream Give location, description and
price; must be cheap. Address Box 370-J,
Star once. 1e
WANTEDLTo BUY FARM NEAR OXoN
over $4,000 Govt. emyploye. Give full par
ticulars. Address Box 340-J. Star ONCE.
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AT A sAcRIFIcE-F1vE-RooM, FRAME
dwellings and ali necessary outbuildings; 36
acres OF level land; good orchard; located
on improved road. near churches, school and
stores Price. $4,000 For particulars write
JULIAN v. BROOKS. Fredericksburg. Va.
"a ACRES ON BALTIMORE BLVD; 5-R.
bungalow, bath. h.-w.h., electricity, gagage.
2 chicken houses; excellent condition; $7'500.
Erwin REALTY co. Phone Hyattsyille 765-
AGE COMPEIs ME 70 DISPOSE OF PART
or all OF a 200-acre farm near WASHINGTON:
D. C., in. Montsomery County, Mo: Lots OF Of
water: ideal for boys or sirls camp, ais6
7200 or write .,.
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RENT-SUBURBAN,

hENl-SU UDOhbAN.
COOL SUMMER HOME FOR LONG, OR
reas. For particulars call CT. 1912. 27l6
NICE, COOL, SUMNER BUNGALOW. FUR
Rhed su6g5 bath
cagnsed AddFess Box 225 Star once 81
ROOMS AND BATH, OR PART; AMI
a., a49 sasg SherTydale ave. Clarendon Va Wal
5-RooM BUNGALOW. AMI, s45;. 7-RoOM
house: large GROUNDS $40; 4-Foom buneaiow
sci. ]. NJ. EARNEST Mt. Rainier, Md.
$40. o.Oo-s ROOMS. ON LEE HIGHWAY. IN
FnlS ShgEfh could 5e Se used ~ f99 business IS.
NORTH 3O66-W. FOR RENT, SEAT PLEAS
hot-water heat. elec,,. city water. sewerage
modern kitchen. cellar; large lots; near
oT"EEif, or rent. sso-ss5 month AppIy l25 St ne ne
ON WASHINGTON BALTIC, BLVD. BE;
tween Berwyn and Beltsville: rms. and
eats srFWAkr % fq5nisRsd Bf432S 2s5 90 unfurni'hed
3-ROOM APT. FURNISHED, s35: 4, 5 AND
I room bungalows reasonable. 127 Baltimore
boulevard. Colmar Manor, Md.
WoQDssIDE2 MDCS Ro0Ms s2z s. NURsERY S6res
rage; trees. large lot s41O 3rd st. (3rd and
GARFIELD Ga. 1917.
gUNGALoW ROOMS Gds.s. BATH P5a sAd;!dn AMI
ave, virginia Highlands.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-FOR RENT. 5-ROOM
ilarse wards s45 per mo. Shepherd s649-W.
FOUR-ROOM FLAT. FIRST FLOOR. TO
small FAM family; $50 per month. IA Banner ST.
LYON PARK, VA.-SEMI- BUNGALOW. 7
rooms, bed rooms. ami, garage, shade;
$50 90. To inspect call Walnut 1893
22s DEL RAY AVE, BETHESDA, MD;-5
rooms, garage; vacant; will make repairs;
s35 90. Wis. 3447.
Sl8 MONTHLY FOR SMALL HOUSE TO
nice people, lot "o 100. near stores and
car line; may sell, Usual opportunity; ref
erences MR.. LOFC4 N, on Daniels street.
Ridge Drive & PershinL We, Colmar Manor,
Md. .
7-ROOM DETACHED HOUsr NEAR HIGH
school, one fare into Washington. State
price Address Box 355-J. Star office.
GROOM BUNGALOW. AMI, LARGE LOT:
double garage; convenient to car line and
bus. l0l North Maple St, Lyon Village, Va.
Call after pm. Sunday.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED SIx-RGoM
house, a mi. Silver Spring suburbs. A real
home. Adults only. BY OWNER. Silver
FURNISHED. 5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGA-
low. ami, electric refrigeration and ga
50 Floyd ave, Braddock. Alex, Va
FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR LIGHT HOUSE
Fails ohnrc6 Va Del. n q iOasd-k
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AUTO LOANS,
WANTED-MONEY

MONEY! WELL ESTABLISHED CON
cern for merchandise financing. refrigeration.
oil burners, etc. Also LIST and 2nd trust
money. Highest rates. best security. Ad-
dress Box 362-J. star o1aca.
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sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

HANDSOME ESTATES, LARGE AND SMALL
farms, small tracts with fine building sites.
all at reduced prices. l hour by motor from
Washington. Many real bargains: Lss-Jack-
son Highway. PIEDMONT REALTY CO.
UpperVille, Va.
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EXCHANGE,

IS ACRES NEAR ATLANTIC CITY; WILL
trade for D. C property. Col. 2sol.
LEAVING THE CITY-WILL TRADE DE-
tached Chevy Chase home for small house
that can be rented. Adams 6506 or Cleve-
land $3.50.
/ HAVE PARTLY FURNISHED COTTAGE
and 8 lots at Herald Harbor, Md, to ex-
change for cooperative apt. or house.
OWNER. Address Box 32s-J. Star once.
DETROIT. MICH. DETACHED. NORTH
woodward section, for Washington or re-
sort property. Emerson 09S9,
WILL EXCHANGE SIS O0O0 FIRST DEED
OF TRUST, 81. SECURED ON downtown
CITY PROPERTY. TO RUN LITTLE OVER
3 YEARS, FOR REAL ESTATE OF EQUAL
VALUE: CITY OR NEARBY. ADDRESS BOX
3e3-J. STAR OFFICE
TRADE-BAY FRONT COTTAGE FOR CITY
or suburban property or imp. lot. Address
Box 369-J. Star once. 2.
WANTED-ll OR u ROOM HOUSE, MOUNT
Pleasant section. for clear house NV; no
AGENTS Address Box 36l-J, Star ofice.
OWNER WILL EXCHANGE SMALL APT.
dress Box 573-J Star once,
TURN YOUR UNPRODUCTIvE GROUND
into income producing property. Local buiio-
will exchange downtown apartment, LIST
SP0nnd IN or neae District sp Iquy
Write full particulars. give location and
amount of ground AGENTS cooperation So
licited. Address Box 256-J, Star ONCE.
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SHORE PROPERTY.

SEA sHoRE-RENT-3 AND 4 RM APIS
s25 wk. up; 5-rm apt, $50. Aug: nr. och
1nslee, 141 z. Andrews ave, Wildwood, N J
Keys P 1898.
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6216 George ave rooms and bath, front
Colonial porch, hardwood floors, built-in ga
rage. Sold for S11,750; price now s8,350
Open for inspection. Adams 4544.
CORNER-FIVE ROOMS. TWO INCLOSED
porches, garage, near Mckinley High School
Cost $4,000; will sacrifice for $500. $1,000
cash, small monthly payments. 2400 I'd st.
ne Call Georgia 609l
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1874 NINTH ST. NV.
Will sell S2.500 equity for $3.50.
ME- a20n ETT 0o16

SEVEN ROOM BRICK; GLASSED IN
breakfast and sleeping porches; best NV.
section; ami; owner leaving city. Address
Box 379-J. Star office.
NICE SIXLROOM HOUSE. ANIL. NEAR
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SALE OR RENT-BUS. PROP.

FOR SALE OR LEASE.
OFF THE STREET BUS TERMINAL.
PROMINENT CORNER IN SECOND ZONE.
ENTRANCE ON TWO STREETS;
AFFI Eek REALTY CO. 1895 N. Y. AVE.
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NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK-l72s IRVING
st.-4 bedrooms. baths % #. wide in
closed porches, floored attic, oil burner, etc.
81 900. or consider leasing at 500. Lin
c0ID 453S-W
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BUNGALOW. CHEVY CHASE, BEAUTIFUL
setting; rooms; wonderful finish in every
detail. Price, s9,750; very low terms.
One block off upper 10th st; real rooms,
baths, unique fireplace, dandy yard. Price,
Sl0,500; terms.
CLYDE C. DUNNINGTON,
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$450O-NEAR LINCOLN PARK. LOCATION
worth price asked rooms, bath. excellent
condition, electricity. gas. etc, semi-detach-
I'D Tar n
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

DESIRABLE BUSINESS LOCATION FOR
rent at NV corner 10th and H SITS. NV:
entire End floor, fronting. on streets; 2ox5o.
with al-glass frontage; s95 per month.
THOS. D. WALSH. 8l5 1lth st. NV.
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SALE-FARMS.

GROOM HOUSE AND OR 10 ACRES; OR
will build to suit.
Call Wis 1898
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-16

til light and fluffy. Sift ~ cups
cake flour (sifted once before
measuring), "a teasPson salt, and
2 teaspoons baking powder to-
gether, and add to first mixture, al
ternately with Il cup milk. Butter
shallow square or oblong baking
par. Sp-;akle pan with Il cup sugar
and line with Il cup Mince Meat.
Turn cake batter over Mince Meat,
and bake in moderate oven (350'F)
for about As minutes. Serve hot
with whipped cream. or lemon or
vanilla sauce. Serves 8.
Mince Meat Gingerbread-Pour l
cup boiling water over 15 cup but
ter. Add Il cup sugar and cup
molasses. Mix well and allow to
cool. Add e cup sugar, 2}4 cups
-four, l teaspoon cinnamon, l tea
spoon ginger, l teaspoon soda, and
1s teaspoon salt which have been
sifted together, and stir until a
smooth batter is formed. Add l
beaten egg and fold in 25 cup
Mince Meat. Bake in moderate
oven (35O0 F.) for IS to As min
utes. Tins is delicious fruity varia-
ton of plain gingerbread.
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-16
ROXANA

Although the weather was stormy
Sunday morning there were quiet d
number present at Sunday school
The orchestra rendered some beau
tiful selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Stephens Of
Bayard entertained to a turkey din
ner Thursday evening: Rev. and
Mrs. Frank McCorkle and grandson,
Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Evans
two daughters, Misses Pearl and
GoIdie and son Chester. all of this
town.
The stork visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Horace McCabe and ieft d
baby boy last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Warrington
of near Bishopville, Md, delightful
ly entertained to a turkey dinner on
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hud-
son and two daughters, Vaughn
Lynch, daughter Grace and son Ey-
ans, all of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Derrick5on
entertained about 35 guests Satur-
day evening. Ice cream and cake
were served.
Miss Lucille Bennett was the din
ner guest Sunday Of Miss Vivian
McCabe.
c. NJ. McCabe is not 50 well at
this writing.
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-16
/. Mincemeat Makes Spicy Desserts
By JOSEPHINE GIBSON
Director, Heinz Food Institute


NHINCEMEAT pie is a traditional
I'VE delicacy, but during the past
few years mincemeat has been found
to have almost limitless uses in
preparing delightful, spicy desserts.
Baked apples stuffed with mince-
meat are very popular dessert.
Delicious fruit cake made from
mincemeat, allowing the mincemeat
to furnish the fruits and spices in
stead of spending hours collecting
and preparing these ingredients, has
taken the place of old type fruit
cake. This newly discovered fruit
cake improves with age, too. Mince-
meat filled cookies, drop cookies,
upside-down cake, gingerbread, cup
cakes and apple dunplings are a
few of many delightful new mince-
meat desserts.
Fruit Spice Cake-Cream "a cup
butter; add l cup sugar and cream
together thoroughly. Add tea
spoon vanilla, and two eggs, one
at a time, beating after each addi-
ton until very fluffy. Sift 2H cups
all purpose flour (sifted once be-
fore measuring) ~ teaspoons bak-
ing powder, Il teaspoon soda, and
ID teaspoon salt together once. Add
about one-third of the flour mix
ture to the butter mixture and beat
until smooth; add l pound can
Mince Meat, u cup Pure Apple
Butter, and l cup nut meats, and
when we'll blended add remaining
flour. Mix thoroughly, and pour
into a creased tube pan, having the
bottom lined with waxed paper.
Bake in moderate oven (325e F.
for Ia hours, or until cake springs
back when pressed with the finger.
May be aged as ordinary fruit cake.
Baked Apples Stuffed with Mince
Meat-Core 6 large red apples, be-
ing sure to remove all of the core,
but do not cut through to the other
side of the apples. Pierce with
fork in several places, and arrange
the apples in a shallow baking dish.
Fill cavity Of each with Mince
Meat and pour over them sugar
syrup made by boiling l cup sugar
and ~ cups water together for six
minutes. Sprinkle apples with sugal
and bake in a mediumly hot oven
(4OO0 F.) until tender, basting often
with the syrup.
Mince Meat Upside Down Cake
Cream 15 cup butter, add "a cup
sugar gradually and cream well.
Add 2 eggs, one at a time, beating
thoroughly after each addition un-
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-16
OVERLOOK

Miss Elsie Wells spent Sunday
with Miss Vinyard Birmingham in
BrOadkill.
Miss Elva Neff was stricken with
appendicitis last Wednesday and
was taken to the Beebe Hospital
where she was operated upon. We
wish her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Jane Warrington who has
been dangerously i'll is slowly i'm
proving.
Mrs. Ella Lank has gone to Cape
/ May where she will spend the Win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Argo.
Robert Kitchens who has been oc-
cupying the Conwell property in
Broadllill has moved his household
goods to the Elisha Campbell prop
erty, vacated by Layton Lockerman,
who has moved to the home Of
Thomas Mitchell, his wife's brother.
Henry Roach was given birth
DAY surprise party ON Friday night
by a few of his many friends. An
enjoyable evening was spent by all
who were present. until late hour
when delicious refreshments were
served, consisting of home made
cake and ice cream; but after all of
the fun they did not get to bump
Henry.
The first snow of the season fell
ON Saturday.
The many friends of o. L. Carey
are glad to hear that he is still inn
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips of
Long Neck spent last Sunday with
the latter's sister, Mrs. Richard. Ste
venson.
Miss Virginia Johnson and Marian
Wells of Milton spent the weekend
with Mrs. John Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ritter whose
home was destroyed by fire some
time ago are now living at Nassau.
Sunday school next Sunday NOR
ming at 10 o'clock. Preaching at IL
by the pastor, Rev. Ed. Taylor.
There will be a male quartet rend-
cred at this service by Green Brit
tingham, Edward Atkins, John Hous
ton and BENJAMIN Truitt.
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-16
CAREYS

The farmers in this vicinity Eaye
almost finished making holly
wreaths The season this year was
very short.
VIM Hastings is very much i'm
proved at this writing
Mrs. Herman Brittingham, Mrs
J.. p. Jones and Mrs. Alton Moore
were Laurel visitors on Tuesday.
Granville WOotten spent the week
end in Millsboro with Mr.. and Mrs.
Randolph Toomey.
The young people in this COM
munity are rehearsing for the
Christmas entertainment which will
he given on Sunday r;stt. Decen-
bcr 25, beginning at z o'clock.
Our pastor will deliver his
Christmas sermon Oh Sunday after
neon, December 25.
MI and Mrs. Mack Smith are oc-
cupying the tenant house Of Frank
Parker on the GumborO road near
Phillips Hill.
Frank Parker met with very
serious accident while working at
the Delaware Colony Farm last
Thursday The incision required
four stitches.
Some from here attended the raj
ly services held at Georgetown on
Sunday afternoon.
Services Sunday: Sunday school
/ 30. Preaching 3 O'Clock.
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-16

Preston Long is having a new
chicken house built.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stevens en-
tertained friends on Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Long had
Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Long and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Shockley en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Long on Sunday evening.
Sunday school was fairly well at
tended on Sunday although the rain
kept many folks away. We hope for
better attendance next Sunday.
The Christmas treat and enter
tainment will be held ON Friday ev-
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-16
LONGS CROSS ROADS

The first snow storm came last
week, reminding us that Christmas
is just around the corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dunn have
rented and moved in the Albert Ev-
ans property, this week.
Rabbit hunting time is near an
end and the hunters say they are
getting scarce.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burbage en-
tertained friends on Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Lille Cooper spent Thursday
with her sister, Mrs. Roy Mitchell,
in Ocean View.
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-16

ening, December 20. Practicing will
be held on Friday evening, Decem-
ber 16. Everyone come out, also the
choir will practice.
Don't forget the prayer services
on Wednesday evening. They are
very inspiring and a help to all.
The Endeavors will hold their
business meeting at Mrs. Charles
Aydelotte's on Thursday evening.
Remember the turkey supper and
all the fixings to be given by the
ladies of the Ocean View Christian
Church on. December 81. so cents
for adults, soc for children. Every
body conae out and enjoy yourself
and meet old friends.
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-16
DELMAR


Mrs. George w. Bounds is visit,
ing relatives at Ogden, Pa.
Mrs. Howard Locates is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Walter Reid at
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cleary are
! spending this week with their son,
Milton Cleary and family in Will
mington.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Waller
have returned from a visit with
friends in New York
The many friends of Miss Nina
Hutchins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hutchinson, were sorry to
hear of her entering the sanatori-
um at Sabillsville. We all hope for
her speedy recovery
Miss Hutchinson has been in
training at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gibson have
returned from few days visit to
Baltimore.
Mrs. Macklin of Germantown,
Pa, one of the national w. c. II. u.
organizer, addressed the congrega-
biOH III LllS W. T. NHulNH ouiludy
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Merle Nelson
spent Monday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Laura Renninger of POGO
moke is visiting relatives in this
town.
The Foreign Missionary Society
will meet at the home of Mrs Frank
N. Faulkner, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie Baylor and daughter,
Josephine, of Philadelphia, were re-
cent guests of her mother, Mrs.
Benjamin Parker.
Mrs. r. Barton Freeney spent the
weekend with her daughter in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Lowden of
Philadelphia spent Tuesday in their
Delmar home.
w. w. Whayland who has been a
patient at the Peninsula General
Hospital has returned home and is
reported improving slowly.
Sunday School Glass No. 10 of the
NJ. e. Church, Rev. G.. w. Bounds,
teacher, will meet at the home of
Mrs. John HantweIker Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Walter Hastings entertained
her Sunday school class at her
home Monday evening.
V. ]. Carmine and Marian b. Sher-
wood attended a session of the !
Grand Chapter and Grand Council |
of Maryland, held in Baltimore this
week.
Mrs. Roland Marsh will be hos
tess to Friendship Sunday school |
class at her home Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Whitney Michael of Wyom-
ing, has been visiting her parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Austin for sew
eral days.
Mr., and Mrs Clarence Matthews !
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Jefferson of Easton, Md.
Mrs. Harvey Kirk, worthy matron
and Ralph Baker, worthy patron. :,
will entertain the officers and chair
men of Adah Chapter at a Christ
mas party which will be held at the
home of Mrs. Kirk Thursday even
ing, December %.
DR.. Carrie Hearn of Philadelphia
spent e-Week-end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hearn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lynch, Jr.,
and daughters, Jane and Betty,
spent Friday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Sutliffe have
returned from a visit with their
daughter in New York City.
Rev. H. B. Jester while on a bus
mess trip to Chincoteague last week
was taken i'll and ordered to bed by
a physician. The latest report is
that he is showing some improve
ment. His pulpit in the NJ p.
Church, Delmar, was filled by Ms.
Macklin Of Germantown, Pa, Sun
day evening.
Milford chronicle., 1932-12-16

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