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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
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CHEVROLET 1913! master coach: clean as
a pin inside and out: zwe9nderfnl 6,eyI,
MAKE any demonstration YOU want. Free
driving lessons. Honestly Priced Al $500,
and II Is worth the money. Pay SIJ down
monthly payments to suit you. Owens Mo-
tor Co. 63!3 Georgia ave.
CHEVROLET 1894 master sedan We be-
lieve this IS one OF the best cars OF It's
kind in the city. Formerly owned by care
full driver. who took excellent care OF the
car. Motor quiet. powerful. economical: >
hne tires spotless interior Any demon
s455 Pay yoo only si5 SRfs' doWn mohhiy fsG pag
meniS arranged to suit you. Owens Motor
Co. G323 Georgia ave.
CHEVROLET 1874 master coupe: beautiful
fuI economical G-cyi motor in a Al condi-
tion; clean Interior. We believe his 70 one
ton Maryland or Virginia Honestly Priced
only 500 down, monthly payment to sulJ
Owens Motor Co. G323 GEORGIA ave.
CHEVROLET coach. 1858: original black
finish like new. S15 underprlced: everT
si39 i Manden Chevrolet Cox 18Th and
Good Hope I'd. Sc. Atlantic 400.
CHEVROLET 1922 de luxe coach: beauti-
ful blue finish. mechanically perfect: 80
Ccast-In Used Car Market. 9th and Flor
CHEVROLET 1896 coach; beautiful black
EnlSh. neN-Car ConOltlOn- .lp-OdN guar
antee: SO down So monthly. Coast-In
Stadium. 1855 Conn ave.
CHEVROLET 1885 master coupe; low mile
age. has had best Of care; knee action;
Fisher 'no-dra!t' ventilation, beautiful
Hollywood tan. cream wheels. LOOKS ana
runs like new car; take your Labor day trip
in this car. Special for this week. S46b.
Terms and TRACE. K.dwell Auto Paint Shop,
rear 1l44 18th St INV. National 13SS.
EVENINGS. Shepherd 3I59-W
CHEVROLET 1885 master de luxe sport
coupe; driven S.GGu miles very clean. many
extras; attractive price; terms. Columbia
0S00. Apt. 40@.
CHEVROLET 1881 de luxe sedan; trunk.
spotlight; this car is in hrSt-Clas condl-
ton; no taxi; owned by garage man: Will
have TO be seen to be appreciated. Green
Motor Co. Gl5 c ST. sc.
CHEVROLET 1884 4-door master sedan;
actually looks as clean a bran6-neW car,
spotless throughout; it is equipped with eX-
cellent tires and the motor runs like a top.
A typical Horner value at Sj95. Stanley H
Horner. Inc. 1929 l4th st. NV Natl. gI13.
CHEVROLET 1888 coach. master S426.
Selling for balance due finance company.
Paint. motor. tires same as new. This car
must be seen TO appreciate. Terms ar
ranged. Can be seen at Century Motors.
2022 14th ST. North 9232.
CHEVROLET 1892 sedan: beautiful polo
green, shows fine care; only S2i1; terms,
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CHEVROLET 1892 sedan: beautiful polo
green, shows fine care; only S241; terms.
81 down. Nolan. III 18th ST. NV
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CHEVROLET 1888 coach. master S426.
Selling for balance due finance company
Paint. motor. tires same as new. This car
must be seen TO appreciate Terms ar
ranged. Can be seen at Century Motors.
3Uoo lIth ST North go3o
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sedan; shiny black finish roomy clean
interior, built-in trunk. good tires and
every detail tiptop; S495. STANLEY H,
Horner, Inc. I'LL 14th st. NV. National
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CORD 1881 de luxe super sedan; 'front.'
wheel drive. trunk. etc: only S291; terms.
81 down. Nolan. iii 18th St NV
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I OLDSMOBILE 1896 de luxe 4-door tour
ing sedan; we need only to say that this
OldS delivered new a few months ago for
over S1.100; goes on sale al once for Ss45.
Always a better buy at Superior Motors,
1920 14th St NV Decatur 1900.
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CHEVROLET 1881 de luxe sedan; trunk.
spotlight; this car IS in hrst-Class condl-
have 10 be seen to be appreciated. Green
Motor Co. Gl5 G 81. Sc.
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LINCOLN brand-new 1895 de luxe sedan; q
white side wall tires. factory-equlpped ra-
dio. This is an exceptional opportunity to
buy brand-neW current model at a 81 500
SAVINGS Simmons Motors. Inc. 14th and
5 SITS. n ". Decatur , 1G.s-5l -
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OLDSMOBILE 1885 four-door SO" trunk
sedan dark maroon finish. spotleSs uphol-
Stery. luStrous finish; neW-car appearance
from bumper to bumper: goes on sale at
once for S69J Superior Motors, 1920
irh " Il
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FORD 1896 VS. Tudor sedan; we defy
any one to tell this car from brand-new.
both in appearance and performance;
new-car terms service and guarantee. yet
the price is, only S545; see it today and
you'll need no urging to buy; always a
better deal at superior Motors. 1920 14th
st. NV. Decatur 1900
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OLDSMOBTLE 1894 sedan de luxe equip
meEt; Sf3S balance due finance company.
Beautiful black original paint: carefully
driven by one owner; motor and tires same
as new. low mileage. Must be seen to ap-
preclate: any inspection or demonstration:
carries guarantee; terms arranged Can
be seen az Century Motors, 2O22 14th st.
North Qooo
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ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneer,

ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON, Auctloneers.
Trustees Sale, to Close an
Estate, of Valuable I'M
proved Property Known
as No. 1874 Hickman
Street Sc, Nos. 800, 322
and 324 D Street S.W.,
Nos. 40SHz, 422, 424, 426
and 428 Third Street S.W.,
and No. 235 Virginia Ave.
S.W.
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DE SOTO 1881 sedan; new tires and paint:
motor and upholstery equal to new. You
will have to see and drive this Car TO ap-
preciate its condition; S16g terms and
trade. Kiowell Auto Paint Shop. rear 1l44
18th St NV. National 1855; evenings,
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FORD 1885 VS. coupe with rumble seat;
Arabian sand finish. excellent tires power
fuI. smooth-running VS.. motor; one of
the cleanest 1885 FordS we've seen in
months-perfect in every respect you'll
never again be able to buy so much auto
mobile for as little as 1895. Always a
better buy at Superior Motors. 1920 l4th
st u Decafur 200
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low mileage: looks like new: Al condition;
private owner; $3.50. Phone Mr. Jensen,
Cleveland 3hoS "a
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AURORA HILLS. VA-S25O DOWN.
S55 month. including taxes; Broom frame
bungalow. new condition. Lot 50xl5O; con-
crete street: convenient school, stores; 10c
bus; fine residential section
c. C.. McCLAINE
21OO Wilson Blvd CIarandop
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FORD 1896 Tudor sedan: trunk etc:
driven only 5000 miles For immediate
sale. S4gh Call Columbia onIh
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CHEVROLET 1884 4-door master sedan;
actually looks as clean ss a bran6-neW car,
spotleSs throughout 1t Is equipped with eX-
cellent tires and the motor runs like top.
HoTner Inc. $40 1ith st. n. w. Natl. ~ 13.
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FORD 1888 de luxe Fordor sedan. I am
leaving for the West and must sell my
car. Low mileage. new tires; beautifully
kept. grand condition. 200 Rosemary ST.,
Chevy Chase. Md. Wisconsin 1891. 3'
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AUBURN 1882 custom sedan; always had
best of care: owner must sacrifice S221;
terms only So down. Nolan. I'LL 18th
ST. NV.
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FORD 1888 Tudor: finished in black with
proadcloth upholstery; ready now for your
Inspection and test ride; guaranteed. Don
mss IhlS car at Kearney's. 420l Conn. ave.
Cleveland 2II5
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RENT-STORES.

ROCKVILLE, MD.
1S AND 20 E. MONTG. AVE,
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ,.
Two modern stores suitable for Ngnt
merchandising. Real rental values.
L. w. GROOMES. 11l9 Eve St
1921 K ST. NV.
Ground floor, containing ap-
proximately 1000 square feet.
Suitable for office or business
purposes. Rear entrance opens
on wide alley. Lease to respon-
sible tenant. Key on second floor.
RENT, $17500.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21OO. 925 18th NV.
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FORD 1892 VS. Tudor; first-ciass condi-
tion; bargain for S1S5. Columbia 2492
of
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fORD 1854 sedan. in very good condition:
must sell. s325. Take 1890 or 1881 Ford
as down payment. balance Sl2 monthly.
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FORD 1894 Fordor sedan. Check our
Honest Price of S335 against what others
charge. check our car against any in town:
you save this amount by dealing here.
Quiet powerful, VS. motor; clean INSIDE
and out; 5 fine tires. Any demonstration.
Free driving lessons. Pay only SOS down,
monthly payments to suit you. owens
Motor Co 6323 Georgia ave.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Sl, ,450.
46th ST.. near Davenport; on grade;
Community of new brick houses: completely
improved lot. See Mr.. Lawton.
ADEI BERT W. LEE
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dark tan hniSh. all new tires. very good
mechanically; S95 down. S24 month. JACK
PRY. Packard dealer 5M3A Conn ave
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LA SALE sport phseton de luxe. with &
WiIe wheels, trunk. etc; looks new; only
SlG1; terms. 81 down. Nolan, III 18th
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HUDSON de luxe 1894 sedan one of the
cleaneSt 1875 we've seen in months. yet
the price is only Si11 $50 down. small
monthly payments. Nolan. iii 18th st.
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OLDSMOBILE 1882 coach: quiet. powerful
S-cyl. motor. clean interior. beautiful new
IS one OF the best cars CT its kind in
Washington. Maryland OF virginia. Hon
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FRANKLIN 1888 de luxe sedan Is wire
wheels. tires practically new. original hn-
lSh and interior spotless. Priced 81 200
Co 1o1E onth 81 n
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GRAHAM 1898 de luxe Aerotvpe Silver
Streak sedan; original owner must sell at
once S2t7; terms. only 81 down. Nolan.
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FORD 1881 roadster. de luxe; private
owner: new paint tires; reasonable. After
& % M Snn Cameron ST Alex Va g
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FORD 1881 Fordor. de luxe; beautiful
tan. mechanically perfect; 3O-day guar
antee: S35 down, $50 monthly. Coast-1n
Used Car Market. 9Th and Florida ave. ne.
FORD 1881 de luxe roadster; excellent con-
dition throughout; must sell. highest cash
nd
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SALE-SUBURBAN,
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CHEVROLET 1885 master coupe: low mile
age has had best OF care; knee action.
Fisher '.no-dra!t' ventilation. beautiful
Hollywood tan, cream wheels, looks and
runs like new car; take your Labor day trip
in this car. Special for this week. S4t5.
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FORD 1894 de luxe Tudor. $3.50, or on
time. Phone private owner. to 10 M.
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FORD 1885 coach; in perfect shape; H.
600 miles private owner will sacrifice to
first fair offer. Phone Lincoln O0S2. any
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CHEVROLET 1896 coach; beautiful black
finish neW-car condition: 9u-day guar
antee SO down SO monthly. Coast-In
Stadium 1888 Conn. ave.
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FORD 1924 de luxe coupe; rumble seat.
black finish cream wheels; only $50!
terms. S67 down. Nolan. 18th ana M
sts. NV.
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HUDSON 1885 de luxe sedan: driven only
5000 miles; wonderful condition; S575
cash District G15I after pm.
LA SALE 1886 4-door touring sedan:
trunk. radio. ETC. driven only $500 miles.
Sacrifice 500. Gail owner. Col. Is SIM.
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OLDSMOBLE 2-door 1896 trunk sedan:
driven less than 1900 miles and doesn't
look as if il has ever left the new-car
show room floor: II YOU planning
buying a new car now or 3 months from
now. you'd do well to investigate this out
standing value at S1g5. Superior Motors.
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in this car. Special for this week S4t5.
Terms and trace. Kldwell Auto Paint Shop.
rear 1144 18th St. NV. National 1855.
Evenings. Shepherd 3 59-W.
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CHEVROLET 1872 de luxe coach; beauti-
ful blue finish. mechanically perfect 80
day guarantee: SD cash. SIS month.
Ccast-Jn Used Car Market. 9Th and Flor
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CHEVROLET 1893 master coach: clean as
pin inside and out: wonderful G-cyl.
motor in Al condition; 3 fine tires. VIII
maze any demonstration von want Free
driving lessons. Honestly Priced at $500,
and ii Is worth the money. Pay so down,
monthly payments to suit you. Owens Mo-
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FORD 1895 de luxe Fordor sedan; beau
| tiful tan finish, mechanically perfect: 90
| day guarantee; S15 down, S25 monthly.
| Coast-In Stadium. 1355 Conn. ave.
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FORD 1896 VS. Fordors and Iudors; we
date sale Oh the most sensational terms
ever quoted: no money down. small MONTH
~ payments See Mr.. Roper. Nolan.
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-04

Remsen Barnard returned home
on Sunday after a six weeks trim IA
Europe during which time he attend
ed the olympics.
mrs. Emma Vandegrift and Angus
tus Holson were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Holzmueller and
MRS. Carrie CrOasdale on Thursdav
Mrs. Thomas Bright and children,
VINO were guests of Mrs. Thomas
simpson for the past ten days. re-
turned to their home in Claymont on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ira B. Henderson, of Fair
neld' Pa, with her daughter. Bar
Dara, are spending this week and
until Labor Day in their cottage.
Ihey had as guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Neely and daughters. Fran
ees and Susanne. DR.. Henderson will
join his family for Labor Day.
The Covered Dish Luncheon Club
met with Mrs. William Watson on
for its weekly meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Moffatt of
Syracuse NJ Y, with their two
daughters, left on Sunday after
spending the past two weeks in the
NeWberry cottage. They will visit
relatives in North Carolina before
home.
Miss Anna Sheppard. Mrs. Nettie
and Miss Bessie Warren. of
and Frederick Higman
ire on their annual visit to Slaugh-
er Beach and are spending the week
n the Camper cottage. On Tuesday
'vening they had as their dinner
,uests, Miss Elizabeth Reedy, Miss
Inna ShOckley, Miss Elizabeth Ben
Iett and w. ShOekley Daugherty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul McNatt and
hildren, who spent the past week in
he Pierce cottage, returned to their
ONE In Milford on Monday.
Andrew X. Mearns returned to the
each on Tuesday to spend the bal
nee of his vacation with his fam
y. He, with Mrs. Mearns and their
lree sons. will go to their home in
on Tuesday after spend
ig the past six weeks in the WrO- 9
N cottage.
.AA1D Aunc ~ DdNAubOu TeLuFueu
} Wilmington on Sunday after
)ending week visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. SaleVan Of
thol, Mass. we're visitors at the
ZACH over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Watson
III spend the Labor Day weekend
Ocean Gate, N. J.. with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Northam and :
n Richard. Of Wilmington, spent q.
e weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
I'm Mertz.
Mrs. r. B. McCreery. and Mrs. F.
Shenbecker and Miss Margaretta
Of Philadelphia, have
en- guests of their sister, Mrs. Her
IN Johnson. On Tuesday, Mrs.
hnson had as luncheon guests
s. Harry H. Brakeley, Mrs. J.
nm Pratt, Mrs. John r. Gillespie,
Mrs. Clyde Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Abbott had
weekend guests. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Jefferson, Edward Juenemann and
ry Whitaker, OF Washington, ID. c.
Thursday their guest was Miss
rtha Johnston, Of Georgetown. q
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-04
roo MUCH WASTE

Governor Landon emphasizes the
waste in the administration Of re-
lief. That there has been waste is
not to be denied. No one knows bet
ter than the President that the mea-
sure, enacted in the face OF the
worst depression the country has
ever experienced. were not perfect.
Atlanta, Ca, Constitution.
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-04
COOch Lauds MeMulIen

Eugene Grace and Mr.. CoOch were
named a committee to escort Mr..
McMullen to the stage. "You have
nominated a splendid man, and l
will give him my earnest support"
Mr.. COOch told the delegates amid
much cheering. Mr.. McMullen reach
ed the platform amid a boisterous
outburst of cheering and applause.
81 thank you for the confidence
you have this day placed in me by
selecting me as the nominee of the
Democratic party for Governor Of
the State of Delaware" he said.
when John G. SaylOr, a friend of
mine, prominent labor leader and
Democrat, came to my office and as
sured me that the working people
not only would endorse me but
would support me on election day,
began to think seriously of my duty |
toward the party of my lifelong
,hOice, the Democratic party. That
great party headed by Franklin d. |
Roosevelt, who has put into opera
ion many plans for the betterment |
u our people, who, II given the Op-
will continue to safe
'uard and improve those things that
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-04

tend to make this world a better
place in which to live.
THE soil of Sussex county lends
itself to the cultivation of all kinds
OF vegetables that find their way to
our markets.
'The fruit orchards of Kent are
marvels of the present day.
1.-THE grain crops of New Castle
have reached regular and large
yields per acre.
"The shipbuilding of Wilmington
and its manufacturing interests are
known to every nation.
Care should be exercised that
these industries are nurtured and in
every way made more beneficial to
our people.
81 stand four square on the plat
form adopted.
"If elected, l again pledge myself
to q policy that will reflect the high
character that the Office demands"
AsSemblage Moves
II was nearing the deadline OH
the time for which the theatre had |
been rented and Lee Layton moved !
they recess and move the conVen-
tiOn to the Kent County court house.
This motion prevailed and the as
semblage moved from the theatre to
the court house.
Rules were suspended and the
for Congress and lieu
were passed. Nomi-
nations for auditor and treasurer
were taken up. Meyer Ableman Of
nominated Mr.. Black
stone for State Treasurer and he
was unanimously selected for this
post. ]. Wallace WOodfOrd nOmi-
mated James w. Wise for State Aud
tor and he was unanimously declar-
ID the choice of the convention. He.
90. expressed his appreciation of the
lonor
Mr.. Hughes and Miss Marie I.
lockwood of Middletown were ap-
pointed members of the senatorial
committee for Delaware Chairman
,iggs made the appointments when I
his authority was delegated to him
" the convention.
COOch Selected
Herman Cochran Of Middletown,
ominated Mr.. CoOch for lieutenant d
OveTnOr and his choice was made a
nanimous by acclamation. Z,
c. Toby Thompson nominated Mr.
lien for Congress. saying he would +,
Meet more enthusiasm into the n
ampaign than any other candidate.
Mr.. Wells seconded the nomina- j
on. Allen was declared the nomi- d.
ce. He thanked the delegates who
ad stood by him in his fight for the al
,natOTial nomination. tv
Mr.. Tunnell said he thought it to
Ould be a fine thing for the party ID
the convention would go on record
} having made all nominations by hc
unanimous vote and Mr.. Allen NOV an
! that the nominations be made
lanimOus. This prevailed amid the al
IOuts and applause Of the dele th
ties. in
The State Committee was author th
ed to fill vacancies on the ticket tai
ID the convention at 6:3O o'clock,
andard time, was declared adjOur- on
d by Chairman Biggs. pa
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-04
DELMAK

John Selby has accepted a posi-.
tion with The L. D. Caulk Company
of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gibson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion l. Hastings and
family returned Sunday from a
weeks outing at Fenwick's Island.
Mrs. Melvin Hopkins and daugh-
ters, Elizabeth and Patsie, of Dover,
and Mrs. c. c. West have returned
from visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert l. SnOwden at Kingstree, S. c.
Mrs. E. w. Van Etten, of College
vile, Pa, spent last week with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Carmine
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Elliott of
Wilmington were the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. V. J. Car
mine.
Miss Ruth CrOpper, of ShelltOwn,
Md, is visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williams.
Henry White, Jr., who underwent
an operation of the eye in the Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, just
recently has returned home and is
recovering nicely.
Mrs. Belts, who has spent the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Ben
jamin Hearn, returned to her home |
in Salisbury, on Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. T. G. Davis of West
Point. Va, their daughter, Mrs. Rus
sell Bull and daughters of Townsend,
Va, spent last week here with Mrs.
Eliza Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Truitt enter
iained Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller of
Pl iladelphia over the weekend.
Prof. Whiteside, principal of the
Delmar (Del) High School, spent
he past weekend with his brother
It Asbury Park. N. J.
Mrs. Sarah Beach has returned
rom a several weeks visit with
elatives in Wilmington and Havre
e Grace. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Adkins and
hildren spent the weekend at At ..
antic City.
Harlan Nelson who has spent Au- !
ust with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Nelson. has returned to
thens, Ohio. where he will soon re-
lme his study at the Ohio Univer-
ty.
Mrs. Everett Hutchinson is cOnfin- :
to her home with an attack of
Ialaria fever.
Miss Dorothy DickersOn of ElktOn, "
d., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Clar- 8
ice Hearn. q
The Home Demonstration Club :,
ct at the home of Mrs. Edward a a
rewatch on Wednesday afternoon. "a
Mrs. Lille Waller is visiting her
other and other relatives at Thigh -
ans Island. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Morris and ~
lighter have returned from a 81 p
eek's outing at RehObOth. 70
This section was visited by a "'
avy rain storm last Saturday eve
1g. About seven inches of rain ~
! within a few hours. The velocity 81
the wind was much less than al O.
my other points. % %
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Culver and Mr.. Ie
Mrs. Howard Waller visited Vir- ~. r.
ia Beach on Sunday. -
Iharles L. Patterson. engine house
eman at the railroad shops here I' ,i'
a number of years, has been as WI
ned to special duty at Philadel- j..
"a. Claire l. Clugh is filling the az
itiOn formerly held by Mr.. Pat go
son. 80
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-04
DACSBORO

The J. M. Clayton School opened
Tuesday morning with a large at.
tendance.
The Ladies' Aid met In the sun
day School room Tuesday. Septem-
Der End.
Miss Ann Tilghman Of Salisbury,
Md, was entertained to dinner Fri
day by Louis Williams, at his home
near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Walls OF
Townsend were callers in town
Sunday.
Miss Helen GOrdy spent the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
TimmOns and family.
Roscoe Bennett and J. Morton
Timmons spent the weekend in
Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Maud Powell is now making
her home at Frankford, due to the
property where she resided has been
purchased by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Heartsore who will occupy it in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Gray are
building an addition and remOdeling
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua T. Daisey |
entertained as their guests over the |
weekend, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lat
chum
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson and
laughter have returned after a two
weeks vacation at Cleveland. Ohio.
They also visited PENNSYLVANIA.
Maryland. and West Virginia. Their
,Ousin of Harrisburg, Pa, accom-
'anied them home for awhile.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher entertained
lver the weekend Mr.. and Mrs.
raymond Johnson of PHILADELPHIA.
Louis and Truman Williams were ,
alters at Salisbury. Nd, Monday.
The wedding of Miss Mamie Clogg !
aughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo !
logg. to James Kitchens of near
elbyville, was rumOred the mast 7
eek. The date Of the wedding is 4
nknOwn. as it has been kept a secret 6
'r some time. Their many friends }
lsh them a long and happy welded A
fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben A. Townsend .
I'VE their annual dinner TO their T
lildren and grandchildren last II
lnday at the Bel-Haven Hotel. Re- A
'both Beach. Master Leland Bur- II
H. Jr.. was an addition to the fam II
? party. = =
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Brown former y,
OF Washington, d. c., sister of
rs. Townsend. are now. making n
cir home at Vienna, Md. - =,
Mrs. A. C. Steen and Mrs. Noah "
lklns OF MillsbOrO. also Curtis .,
cen and Miss Matte Adkins spent \,
nday at WeinersVille, Pa. Mrs A.
nnie Moleton accompanied them ="
me for awhile. o.
Miss Edna Cannon of Philadel- p p
IA is spending some time with D,
>. and Mrs. Norman Hickman. D, o.
hr. and Mrs. John Perry and chill ~ ~
IN called on Mr.. and Mrs. An ~
my Barber, Sunday. .u
washington Baker and John Bush n, T
Bunting are very III at this -
iting. IN
irs. Armell West and Mrs. E. H ~
ckman spent Tuesday at Milford T SI
lrs. John Hazard of RehobOth -
the guest Of her mother. Mrs ID.
Ia Lingo the past week. -. Ds
lanford Brittingham has returned se'
his home after undergoing an VI
ration for appendicitis at the ~
'De Hospital. Lewes.
Milford chronicle., 1936-09-04
HOPKINS ALWAYS SHORT

Relief appropriations. it Is now
reported, are not expected to carry
Mr.. Hopkins through until next June
go at the present rate Of expendi-
ture." And that's called news as II
any appropriation would carry Mr..
Hopkins through until the next one
was made. Whatever the figure Mr..
Hopkins would find means Of spend
ing it all.-Lynchburg, Va, News.