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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Nicely furnished large. room
private bath, employed couple: references
if necessary. Atlantic 2l5a-W
REFINED WOMAN wishes 1isht housekeep-
ing room in NV. section; preferably with
Jewish family; reasonable Col :}414-M.
LADY desires End floor sunny room, CEN
trally located. with refined elderly people.
State particulars. Address Box 2O2-T. Star
ofice
FUPN. ROOM for light Housekeeping or
Catholic family; on Trinidad or Mt. Pleas
ant line; state price. Address Box 3o7.T
WELL EDUCATED. employed young lady
wants furnished room and bath. privacy
walking distance; telephone service; $50.
Address Box 250-T. Star office.
ROOM. BATH or room and sun parlor:
furnished. north Of Emerson St and west
Of 18th ST. NV: Protestant. Phone Geor-
eia 44+3, or address L. K. 57ll 10th
st NV
YOUNG LADY wants sinsle room, or will
share room or apartment. board, perhaps.
Address Box HAT Star ofice. 3s
WANTED-Furn. room ana private bath.
or l-rOom apt. desirable: reasonable. Ad
dress Box 57-T. Star ONCE.
TWO unfurnished rooms, first or second
sl2 Der month: cen Give good references.
Address Box 26S-T Star Office.
WANTED-Two unfurnished rooms in
Petworth section. Address Box 23"-T,
StdT ONCE.
ATTRACTIVE, warm single room near
Scott Circle, with breakfast grill priv
ilege: Protestant home. Address Box
203-T. Star Office
YOUNG BACHELOR frequently away from
town, desires at once. inexpensive perma-
nent quarters furn. or unfurn.. either in
lst-class priv house or apt or unusual
studiO-type space. Not interested in room
ing houses or mediocre neighborhoods.
Please give full particulars including
price. Advertiser p. N. Racket Club.
FLAT. rooms or apt. E. bed rooms, kitchen.
bath. for refined mother and adult son.
Address Box lat. Star office. i
GENTLEMAN. Government emuloye. desires
comfortably furnished room. running water
preferably northwest downtown. with Prot
estant family in private home Would con-
sIder room sharing proposition with con-
genial young man. Address Box Il T,
Star Office /"
WANTED-SUB. ROOMS & BOARD.
YOUNG MAN, employed. on special diet.
wishes board with private family in sub
Evening star., 1935-12-01

coLoRED-i0 r St nw.-Refned couple
/ turn. bed room. with use OF kitchen.
713 IRVING ST. NW.-Colored--Fro
light, use OF house Included; $50
COLORED-224s Ontario rd. NV. Neatly
furnished or unfurnished room; rent rea-
sonable
coLoRED-FURNIsHED ROOM. PHONE
LINCOLN Sl39-J.
ROOMS-UNFUKNI
IO3 r ST. NE.-Two rooms. kitchen, in
closed porch. semi-bath, gas light. heat;
adults; after pm. p
CHEVY CHASE D. C.-3 communicating.
private bath; coy and cheerful "a block
Conn. ave. 1924 Northampton st.
SEWARD SQUARE large. second -fioor
rooms and kitchenette; rent reasonable.
603 N. Car. ave. sc.
h.-w.h.. gas and light furn.; Semi-priyate
bath; adults only.
1887 EYE ST. NE--3, large. daylight
rooms; semi-private bath; h.-w.h., gas,
cleo: reasonable.
74O 5th ST. N;E.-Two rooms and kitch.
light furnished; reasonable.
74O 9Th ST NE-Three nice unfurnished
rooms. Reasonable rent.
3415 EASTERN AVE NE-Entire second
floor. 3 rooms. kit, Law, Semi-bath; heat
light gas included.
26 EVARTs ST. N.E-Nice unfurnished
bedrooms in private home; one block from
car line; cont. hot water. use Of telephone;
very reasonable: week davs after /.
472S 9TH ST. N.W-Corner home. 5 rooms,
private bath: heat. elec.. gas. Frigidaire
incl; quiet SURF. Call ewes. or Sunday.
$40 EYE ST. SCI room unfurnished
for colored; heat. elec., access to bath
comfortable and quiet. Atlantic 3476-R
ROOMS-FURN. AND UNFURN.
CHEVY CHASE D. C.-Fine new. detached
S35; unfurnished. S25. Cleveland 1868
$3.50 18th NV or - rms. kit: also
single rm; chw employed persons; mr.
cars. Phone Adams 0574.
724 HAMLIN ST NE, Brookland-One
room. kitchenette; partly furnished; semi
! private bath; $50. Call Decatur @9l4-J.'
Il05 EAST CAPITOL-One large front
room, Ink, or sleeping. BY Lincoln Park,
on car line; reasonable.
PETWORTH-Large front room; garage;
meals optional: also single room. kitchen.
sink and range: reasonable. Adams
1909 FLORIDA AVE NE-Private home
will furnish room for refined employed
Young LADY. reasonable. Sunday or after
Is ON. week davs %
1000 D ST SCI or . large first floor
rooms. Ink; couple; no children; reason
able.
5s15 sHERRIER PL. NV OF . rooms
kitchen and bath: electricity heat included.
Phone Cleveland 1857.
5l4 RTTTENHOUSE ST. N.W-One room.
kitchen, semi-private bath. incl. gas, cleo.
phcne, $40 month. Phone Georgia 81 g..
COLORED - 523 2Ist St NV = Large
clean, bright rooms; walking distance;
Housekeeping privilege.
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THE AUGUSTA. COR. NY & N ]. AYES.
n.W-MOdern 3 rm.. k. and b. front 1st-
floor corner apt. in well-kept bldg. close to
downtown; $50; Frigidaire on house cur
rent; well heated; continuous hot water.
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kitchen and private bath; back and front
porches: ami; reasonable. Also garaEe.
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WANTED-sUB. ROOMS & BOARD.

YOUNG MAN, employed. on special diet.
wishes board with private family in sub
urbs. Woodridge or Silver Spring; must
have comfortable warm room; cottaCe or
BUNGALOW. no boarding nou,eS
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1920 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-AttractiVe
front room; exclusive section; clean, quiet:
maid service; near bath; oil heat: C. h. W.;
convenient to bus: home atmoSphere
Evening star., 1935-12-01

9O6 RITTENHOUSE ENW.-Detached home;
> or 4 rooms bath. cleo. Kelvinator.
phone, garage included. Reas. Georgia
Evening star., 1935-12-01

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1868 Church st--At-
tractively furnished single room; southern
exposure; reasonable.
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= APIS OF BRIGHT CLEAN ROOMS:
close in: gas water heat; Ard floor $50;
4th floor, $I7.5O per mo. 500 Maine ave.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

3l3 H ST NW.-Furn. rooms for gentle
man; modern conveniences; also Ink.
rooms. reasonable
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46OS GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-Well-heate
front corner room. , closets: cont. hot
meals optional; suitable or 3. Phone
(,eorpia ti374
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1928 SOMERSET PL NW-2O min.
downtown: fine neighborhood: l or :!
people; pri bath: large or small rooms.
Phone Georgia SO54.
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80 MASS. AVE. NE, APT. 6O9-FUR-
nlSned; furnishings Tor hv. rm. dinette,
kitcnenette apt. plus one months rent
tSi5l; sacriflce at Sg5; also piano. so.
Prone Atlantic 23SS-R
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6IS H ST NV. APT. 21-Nicely fur
nished front bed room; small Jewish fam
lily; cont. h. W. shower bath. elevator
service reasonable
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sleeping porch continuous hot water. heat.
gas and light Frigidaire; adults; may be
Seeu after Z d m
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1853 COLUMBIA RID ROOMS. KITCH-
practically new furniture. dishes. silver
cooking utensils: gas electricity and re-
friseration included in rent. See resident
manager. ADJ. -.
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j4l3 TRINIDAD AVE. NE.-Large front
room: l, > or 3; quiet home low price;
bus line Phone Lincoln 1880.
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Studio room in apt
semi-private bath, unlimited phone
Phone North S121.
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TAKOMA PARK. DC ROOMS. KIT,
bath. near transportation and shopping;
good neighborhood; $3.50. 4l5 Cedar st.
5000 NEW HAMP AVE. NV LARGE
room. kitchen bath: Frigids1re; newly
decorated: adults; garage.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

room and kitchen. 4 rooms and bath.
3 rooms and bath; heat and light fur-
DiShed
Evening star., 1935-12-01

Sl2 KENMORE ST. Clarendon, va
single rooms, completely furnished: near
busSes, street cars. Clarendon 3SO-R.
1916 18th ST NV large l single
room. semi-private bath; refined environ
Evening star., 1935-12-01

CLEAN, comfortable room Tor one or Two
persons; conveniently located; reasonable
meals IL desired. 1884 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

1898 NJ ST. NV. l block from Conn.
ave-Beautiful, newly decorated double
room with kitchenette: twin beds; reaS.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

ONE ROOM. KITCHEN: REASONABLE:
gas. electricity furnished. Phone Wiscon-
sin 23qg-J
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1926 10Th ST, NV,

Double; all conv.: c.hw: single.
$4,000 MONMOUTH ANNEX.
Up. 1919 G. ST. NV.
Large, clean rooms, comfortably fur
nished; hot and cold water and tele-
phone switchboard service in each
room; some with real fireplaces. For
gentlemen only. Apply
MONMOUTH. 1919 g ST. NV. MET. $3.50
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DOWNTOWN. 1928 Rhode Island ave. n W.
Lovely. warm double room on 1st floor;
b L Sn uheklN
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1922 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE Sc. NEAR
22nd stl-2 rooms, twin beds: one room,
double he'd Phone Atlantic 23gH,
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II NE-Large. Ink first floor; h.-w.h h.,
cleo. S4 and So week; close to G. P. 0.
O164
Evening star., 1935-12-01

desired to share attractive bed-liv. rm.,
glassed-in porch, k, b.; reasonable.
North 100OO-4Ug.
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1857 X ST. N.W-COzY SINGLE ROOM
fined business woman. Apply desk
Evening star., 1935-12-01

34l5 VOLTA PL N.W-Front room, south
ern exposure. with bath and shower; rel
Evening star., 1935-12-01

TAKOMA PARK, 217 Albany ave.-Living
room. bed room adjoining sleeping room
ln new home; new furniture, oeautiful
Phone Shepherd 23T0.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

lSl2 N, CAPITOL-Desirable room. next
TO bath. in apt second floor Call Mon
day Metropolitan 5457 gentlemen only
Evening star., 1935-12-01

7l43 GEORGIA AVE. NW-Desirable fur
niShed room. corner house. private shower.
continuous hot water: for nice couple
1916 QUINCY ST. NW.-Private home.
room for / or > gentlemen. Convenient
Evening star., 1935-12-01

1909 EMERSON ST. N.w.---Attractively
5urnished room, in detached house; Beau
tyrest mattress oil heat, continuous hot
water. unlimited phone, garage; family OF
adults: convenient to bus and Capital
Traction line. Phone Georgia 6l3l.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

THE CRESCENT 1885 CRESCENT PI..
NV rooms. dinette. bath. $40; re-
frigerstion. Inquire of janitor
Evening star., 1935-12-01

24O6 pa. AVE N.W-Lhk, or 2 rooms
with kitchenette; reasonable. Phone West
Evening star., 1935-12-01

1925 EUCLID ST-Single room, coil
spring bed and mattress; also double room
S,ith sIeenino nnrch. next To bath
Evening star., 1935-12-01

1913 18th ST S SE-Neatly furnished room
in private home. next to bath; SIS
month. Phone Atlantic 6150-M.
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apartment water-proofeQ: newly papered
3 rms. sink ana GaS range, bright. COM
Z Portable
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WENTWORTH, 7oT 2Oth NV. APT. IL
4 rooms. bath. kitchen porch: well fur
niShed should be seen To be aupreciated .
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nished apt; living room. fireplace, bed
room, kitchen, porch, semi-bath; refs.
Georgia 4OI4.
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WANTED-YOUNG LADY TO SHARE :
room. kit, bath apt; attractively furn.
National 1881. Apt. Sl1. after 10 am.
WILL SHARE MY APT. WITH ANOTHER
congenlal young lady; reasonable. Phone
Metropolitan UIS1. 1914 Eye st. NV
Evening star., 1935-12-01

eOI3 PARK RID. NW-Attractive front
room facing park. cont. hot water. unllm-
ited phone; gentleman. Col. S572. Rea-
SOnabe
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APARTMENTS-FUR. AND UNFUR

COLORED-6@l r / AVE NV. APT. 90
-l-r. apt. 10 Subiet; hot and cold rum
ning water; steam heat. See Janitor.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

503I KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Large, COM
Portable front room, adjoining oath; rea-
Sonable; gentlemen.
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! n.W-Large well-furniShed room, suitable
/ for 1-2 ladies; ref. exchanged. Adams
Evening star., 1935-12-01

1900 ASH ST. Mt. Rainier-Two large.
well heated rooms MI; Ink; reason
able
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ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED CORNER
apt. rooms. large porch. ) exposures,
Sl"5 mo-; adults. 1852 Mintwood pl
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34l3 18th ST. NE.-Newly furnished
front room, hot water; all convenienceS
reasonable, Phone Decatur 2635-J.
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room priyate bath; nicely furnished; new
/ home: close to bus and street car line;
3
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364I 11th ST. N.W.T-Furn. room. next
bath. suitable for Ink; running water
and stove; suitable l or . young ladies.
Apply between L. and 5 pm. Sunday.
week days, to pm.
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1872 10Th NW-MAIN FLOOR FRONT.
well heated, central. OWNER. Potomac
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/ 124O 10th ST-Light housekeeping; home
comforts: large room, front; couple; so,
81 wk Phone Metropolitan 1S0S.
| 17S6 COLUMBIA RID. Apt. 5-Double
! room twin beds; ne. exposure; references.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
OOMS AND BOARD-sUBURBAN
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
TO THE MEN OF WASHINGTON;

MAN desires room and board in private
family; no other boarders; give particulars.
Address Box :yI3-S Star Office
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1905 Ind PL. N.W-Gentlemen. / fur
niShed room, private bath; new home;
GOOD trans; $50. Georgia 43GS.
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. ROOMS. KIT. SEMI-PRIvATE BATH.
newly furnished. heat, light, gas included
Evening star., 1935-12-01

63l EYE ST. NW-Lh.k. room, S4; also
large basement room; quiet. clean house;
}, -yyh
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COS N.W.-FRONT APARTMENT,
three rooms, bath, heat; rent reasonable
Omen Monday
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5O3 10th ST Sc BED ROOMS,
large kitchen, bath all newly furnished.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

80 Bird ST SE-Near Con. Library;
nicely furnished second floor room ad-
Joining bath. two south windows and l
east: automatic heat and continuous hot
water: home of two adults; no other room
erS; price. SIS per month.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

HEATED furn. room for gentleman: con-
tinuous hot water; SO per week. 742 10Th
ct
Evening star., 1935-12-01

1865 COLUMBIA RID, Apt 3-Extra large
studio room. = adults. Large, well furn.
bed room adj. bath, c.h.v.. . adults. Pri-
NRte family
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l45S NEWTON ST. NW.-Warm, nicely
furnished 2nd-foor front room; studio
couch or bed; radio: reasonable.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

small attractively furnished Housekeeping
apt. with another. La Sale Apts.. Branch
Evening star., 1935-12-01

43g DECATUR ST. N.W.-Beautifully fur
nished front room. southern exposure;
clean quiet: suitable l or .. Col. 2O69.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

BuTMORE ST. N.W.-Large front room
and single room; oil heat. shower meals
ontional: references: employed. Col. 9l4O.
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$50 10th ST. NW-3-ROOM KITCHEN.
bath vestibue apt; $50. Apply Colonial
Coffee Shop.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

DOWNTOWN. near G. W. Univ. 2126 H
ST nw-Nice clean front room, twin
beds; for responsible people. west 1O4o.
THE right gentleman may have large out
side room private bath. phone and en-
trance, downtown apt; small private fam
fly. Phone National $3.50. Ext. 603.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

S29 MO; > ROOMS; EQUAL A. BATH,
hall, priv. entrance closets sink, gar. heat,
gas elec 1hk Que St SW. 2a
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YOUNG LADY WILL SHARE COMPLETE
ly furnished apartment with another; 1115
P st. NV; apt. 204; references ex-
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GENTLEMEN or employed couple; new
nicely furn: beautiful location Geo iSS5.
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| 81 p ST NE-Sleeplng rooms nicely
furnished, single and double, also . Ink.
! rooms: reasonable
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1886 MASS. AVE. NV lover drug storel.
cor l4th st-Large front room, furnished.
2nd floor; heat and continuous hot water.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

1917 ALLISON Sr NW.-Attractively
furnished front room with private bath;
second floor southern exposure; private
family, telephone. 10th st. bus, 14th St.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

3 ROOMS KITCHEN, PRIVATE BATH.
porch, cleo, gas. heat, hot water included,
$50. Call Monday. 1000 Brandywine st.
NV Adults only.
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BRooKLAND. 4O27 18th ST. Me-
rooms. kitchen bath: corner apt; Frtgid-
aire; reasonable: adults preferred.
Evening star., 1935-12-01

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. q block Conn. ave
Attractive front room, adj. batn. un-
limited phone c.h.w. Cleveland 3521.
1922 DECATUR ST. NW.-Bright front
room nicely furnished; busSeS at corner or
. blocks to car line; gentlemen; reas.
Evening star., 1935-12-01
MODERN 2-R. APT, $40.

CHEEKY apt. modern bldg Best "
Section- Handy to cars. schools stores
tile bath, parquet floors. Phi Adams a63S
Evening star., 1935-12-01

724 22nd ST. NW-Large room, double
bed; oil heat; cont. h W; ami; walking
distance downtown; private home. %
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-23
NJ. P. CHURCH BANQUET

The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ
p. Church held their first banquet
at HoIden's Hotel, Slaughter Beach
on August 8, and We can all truly
say it was great success as there
were ~ present to enjoy the delici-
GUS eats and splendid program.
Song by the aid led by Mr.. Berridge;
piano solo by Miss Wilma wilkins;
selection by the male quartet; intro
ductions of officers by the toastmis-
tree, Mrs. Alice Webb-secretary,
Mrs. Lula Haughey, treasurer, Mrs.
Emma Bennett; duet by the Misses
Jeanette Emory and May McCoiley;
reading by Mrs. Charles Swain; pi-
ano solo by Miss Wilma wilkins;
reading by Miss Minnie CONN; Sc
lection by mixed quartet; song by
all. Captains of the three teams gave
q short talk. Team No. /, Mrs. Em-
ma Bennett; Team No. 2, Mrs. John
Bailey; Team No. 3, Mrs. Hattie
benson. Talk by The president. Mrs.
Grace wilkins; song by all; talk by
Rev. Bailey on mis- fishing trip; song
By all; benediction.
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-23
8 SUSSEX PRISONERS
PLEAD GUILTY

GCoHtiHHed from FiH Page1
tie pin clasp caused William HoI-
land, Of SelbyvilIe, to get a sentence
OF three months in the county Jail.
The money and clasp were stolen
from John H. Hudson on July 20.
Harry Brown, negro, aged rs
years, and married, was fined 500
and sentenced to serve eighteen
months in the county jail for lasciv-
iously toying with Mira Hartzell, a
white girl, aged about 13 years, near
Atlanta, this county, on July IL.
Brown claimed It was as much the
fault of the girl as it was his, and
that she made advances to him in
the beginning.
James Williams, rs years old, of
Baltimore, charged with carrying
concealed a pistol was fined s25 and
costs by Judge Richards, and in de-
fault Of payment of the fine and
costs will have to spend one month
in the county jail here. Williams was
arrested at Bridgeville while making
lis way to Baltimore. He was walk
ing down the railroad tracks at the
time. hoping to jump on a freight
train, in company with two others.
He was carrying a bundle which he
claimed he used as a pillow at night.
Concealed in the bundle was the pis-
tol. The sentence was lighter than IL
would have been since he
has been confined to pail since July
"a.
William White. of Woodland, five
miles from Sesford, charged with
stealing fifteen chickens from Cal
win Esham, near DagsbOrO, on June
q, was sentenced by Judge Richards
to serve six months in prison, pay
the cost of prosecution and $50 as
money. White had been
by Esham to pick berries
in the spring and he was familiar
With the layout of the poultry hous-
IS. Records show that at the OctO-
Der term, 1921, he was indicted for
arceny. but the case was retired in
april, 1922.
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-23
SHORTS HELD REUNION
AT RIVERDALE SUNDAY
LConfiHHeA from First Pagsl
an could not no nresent

LLoNttAAtG yEoW EHet -s-4
alton, could not be present
During the afternoon brief re-
marks relative to the Short descen-
dants and the reunion vera made by
several of those present.
A picnic dinner. each family car
rying their baskets Of all the good
things to eat found in lower Della
ware at this season Of the year, was
served.
There was no general met pro-
gram, the brief addresses and musi-
cal selections being somewhat i'm
promptu. Mrs. Raymond Gordy, for
inerly Miss Mabel Short, near Sea-
ford, was chairman Of the after
noon.
II is understood that plans are un-
der way to include all Of the Short
descendants in future reunions. At
present Il is confined TO the deseen-
dants Of Peter and Mrs. ortha Fish-
Ell (ROgers) Short.
There are said to be several hum
dred Shorts on the Peninsula who
are relatives. but have not oeen in
ciuded In this particular reunion. Il
has been largely confined 20 one
branch of the family.
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-23
Milford Grange Affairs

The members of Milford Grange
No. s, had a very pleasant evening
last Saturday when they met at the
hall to congratulate our newly-wed
officers, Nj. and Mrs. Watson Shew,
Mrs. Clarence Jester presented an
appropriate program Of Love
Songs" guessing game of the
Brides Flowers" and reading Edgar
A. Guests poem on Home" Every
Cne sang How Do You Do Gladys
and Watson" and congratulations
followed.
It was then announced that there
was a package in the dining room
for each one present and all were
invited to go down. A table was ar
ranged in the centre on which the
gifts for the guests Of honor were
arranged, while on each table were
large kettles. On opening these ket-
ties a delicious cantaloupe was
found for each guest. A social hour
followed such as is had only at
Grange gatherings.
In a few we'll chosen words Mrs.
Shew expressed her thanks and thus
ended our surprise social.
Tuesday was picnic day for Sus-
sex Pomona and even though the
day was stormy, Milford was well
represented at Del-Mar-Va Camp.
The picnickers were invited to
spread their dinner on the tables in
the hotel and everyone forgot about
the rain.
The sports were omitted but after
dinner everyone went to the taber-
naele and entered into the gospel
hymns and pep songs. Rev. Mill
or, the minister in charge, welcomed
the grangers. Howard Moore gave
the response. Mrs. Robert P. Robin
son spoke on Bringing Your Neigh !
Dor All the Way" Mr.. Robinson /
made a few remarks and presented 4
the speaker. John McSparren, who
spoke o na subject Of much interest /
to the farmers. Mrs. Edwin Smith
then led some games and everybody
look part. Mrs. Richard Morris. Po-
mona lecturer had charge Of the
program.
Milford chronicle., 1935-08-23
TRINITY

Mrs. Howard TempletOn and Miss
Edna Lowe, of Willow Grove. Pa,
spent the weekend with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lowe.
Master Billy White spent last
week at the home of his uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul White at
Allen. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Steen enter
tanned a number Of friends and re-
latives on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James West and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Harrington
West. all Of near Bridgeville, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Figgs and fa-
mily. of SeafOrd, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Rust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland CashWell. Of
Kerr. n. C.. who have been spending
three months here, are the proud
parents of a fine son. born on Sat
urday, August I7th. The young man
has been named. Harvey Franklin.
Horace Layton, of Chester, Pa.
and mother, Mrs. Lille Layton. OF
Bridgeville. visited Mr.. and Mrs. R.
J.. Hastings on Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Richardson and daugh-
ter. Miss Anna Richardson. of Dem
ton. Nd. Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Walls
ton, of Middletown. N. Y, and Mrs.
Carl Hubbertt. of Williamsburg, Md.
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry WalstOn on Friday.
Deroy Holland has been quite i'll
for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry WalstOn' and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Walston spent
at Greens Point
A number from here spent Sunday
at Rehoboth. Bethany Beach and
Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. Everett Hubert. Of near Fed
spent the weekend with
her parents here.
Ralph Rust. Albert and Emerson
Harper spent the weekend at Re
loboth.