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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
STRONG YOUNG PIGS. 81 To-. t. 81: also
Farm fsrm fPhS Phone RI koeeale ISHHs.'s 0cNe
ABERDEEN ANGUS BULL registered.
yearling. for sale. Choice hreed,nS tor
herd size. Address Box I'D. Star ONCE.
Il HEAD young draft horses and mares;
1 pair good mules; also fresh Guernsey
COW Peyton Ballenger. Telesraph rd,.
miles below Alexandria.
s Westmope. re- Rockville. Md.
FIVE SHOATs VT. about 80 lbs. $3.50
each: also breeding service, pnre,bred %. Q.
j Jackson * S0eIis eaIiis7.J. =. rlnes, NeNn''On. -
HORSES BOARDED; pasturage; reasonable
rates; riding horses exercised; nearby Viz
ginia. Address Box 190-E. Star ONCE.
5erses; sell cheap. Greenwood 15ss-W.
JERSEY BULL CALVES. registered. to i'm
SSsr age aeFd some eT OF Tees %
with high records OF production. Popular
blood lines; Prices reasonable. Ayrlawn
Farms. Bethesda. Maryland.
CHESTER WHITE sows. purebred. Bred
tS sSpe n March sred a.
young boars guaranteed to be with pig
and to please. Young boars ready. for
service. Ayrlawn Farms. Bethesda. Mary
GOOD WORK HORSES and mares, pair
large mules. On Ridge rd.. between Key
Bridge and Lincoln Memorial Bridge. In
Virginia. John Inscoe. Ia
TWO BROOD SOws. work horse: brood
mare with foal; two milk cows: household
furniture. Darby's Dining Room. Georgia
ave-. south of Norbeck. Kensington 4-F-32.
PINTO PONIES (2l, one chestnut riding
mares. is Belgian aeIdines. Is Belsian
colts; two ana three year olds: 70 Is<se
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RE-UPHOI STEERING

Three-piece living room suite upholstered
for Si5; covering and new inside material
Included: made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette. Workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSI ERING CO.
o5O5 I4th ST NV COLUMBIA l0l19.
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1854 PARK PL. NV large rooms,
connecting shower bath: one room has
sieepins porch: very comfortable lovely
home: Ge1tlemn1; seHtiles. Adams "53S.
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UP; mirrors, dryers automatic hot-water
heater. elec. clock. Reasonable. 63t K
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3 pieces, looks like new: cost $3.50: will
sacrifice for cash: reasonable offer con-
sidered. Owner must sell. moving into
Apt. l. Call Saturday and before Sun
Pandolnh
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FRIGIDAIRE-I936. Gu IT, used only
months: moved into apt: must sacrifice
for cash. Emerson 1904.
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BEDSPREADS. crocheted large double bed
size; l popcorn. ridge square design: S35
each. 1850 Newton st. NV. Adams 4334.
BELTS, BELTS. BELTS-For refrigerators,
washing machines. water pumps. StokerS
woodworking and other machines. Harris
Armature Co. 9th and o NV. North 1920.
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WANTED TO BUY
COCKER SPANIEL.

Cross breed female dog due to have
puppies soon, to be used as foster mother.
/ Will return your dog after pups are
ueaned Cleveland $3.50
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BEDS. twin. mahogany. 4-posters. odd
chairs. wardrobe. fold-away bed, fine cond.
2o05 Wise ave NV Emerson 4611
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APT "a 9Ia L NW-Laree. well fur.
tnner-spring bed: convenient to departs
ments: after 5. Sunday all day. IA
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FRENCH POODLES.

2 red females. 3. e 3 months SIS,
500 S35: Pedigreed A. K. c. Dog Hotel.
$500 Western ave. Chevy Chase. Clev. $3.50.
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1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE Nw-Gen.
tlemen; large, well-furnished room; run
ming water. next bath with shower; single
or double IA
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BED for child UP to L. years old: bed has
been used only four months. Call CO.
lunbia
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FURNACE, water heater and tank, Ameri-
can Rad No. W-2004; Arco hot-water
boiler, adequate $50 square #. of radia-
ton; furnace heater and 25-gallon tank.
in good condition, reasonable. Phone
Clarendon l0SO-J,
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1920 3rd ST. NW.-Front master bed
room. suitable two or three. with or with.
out board. 20 minutes downtown
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4411 IOWA AVE. NV. Il block from Ga
ave. e.b-Large bed room. living room ad-
joining. next bath: suitable for married
couple Columbia O34S
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excellent ice boxes 3-ft. size 81 ea.:
5-ft. size s. ca. 929 Florida ave. NV.
North 2QoI
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FRIGIDAIRE (Kelvinator), in excellent
condition. 625 Tewkesbury pl NV.
FUR NECKPIECE-2-ski pointed fox,
perfect condition: $50. Gail Wisconsin
o4Sl
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FUR-TRIMMED Spring coat. gray; like
new; SO. Two new red fox ScarfS, 500;
cost. Sl25. Cleveland 69:}2. 16H
FURNACE and Emerson Blower, with
automatic equipment, $50. Will sell sepa-
ratelY Call Shepherd Il
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2116 ST NV. Apt. 4-Bed-livins room.
single or double for married couple or
ladies: references required: reasonable.
North GO2o-J
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1888 18TH ST. NV. Apt. 2O1-2nd moor;
lovely front corner studio room. all new
furniture: 3 windows; refer: reas.
1911 NEWTON ST NW.-One or two
third-fioor rooms. for married couple or
ladies: references.
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MT. PLEASANT. 1870 Ineleside ter. NV
Pleasant newly fur. room. next bath: So.
Adams SO9o
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FURNITURE and pc overstufied liv-
ing room suites. like new: will sacrifice for
SO and SS5 1926 K ST. NV Dealer.
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FUR COAT with fitch collar; handsome
crochet spread: oil paintings and water
10
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BATTERIES. at cost-We are closing out
complete stock of genuine Autolite bat
teries at cost. Your chance to save. Harris
Armature Co., 9th and o SITS. NV.
BED. poster double. and springs light
walnut: almost new reasonable. Adams
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1854 PARK RD.-Deliehtfully furnished
room. next bath modern home; cars At
corner reaenpahia
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CRI3. full-size. walnut. with mattress.
in excellent condition. Alex. 1861.
DAVENPORT. CHAIRS. ODDS AND ENDS.
Apply Sunday am. 2514 Ontario rd. NV.
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e1s 9Th ST. Nw.-onc front room; nicely
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compressor unit F.. IL:
l2-hp. motor; practically new. Clarendon
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BAND SAW. 30. with ) h.p. motor:
circular saw. IL" with 7i2 hip. motor.
f1rst-class condition also paiEt sprayer.
carpenters Skillsaw. elec. grinder: reason
able Walnut 6SyS
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FURNITURE-Must sacrifice large lot of
good used bed room suites. 2 dining room
living. room suites. studio couches desks,
breakfast and dinette sets. extra large
1TnGsn cSare Phyfe gateles table windsor
matt. all sizes; odd dressers. chests. ra-
dioS. chifforobes. club and occ. chairs and
tables; elect refrigeratorS washing ma
chimes: hundreds of other items: buy at
this little store and save. 129-31 11th
st. Sc. Open Sunday till p.m.; free de-
livery
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REGISTERED A. K. C.. standard. black
puppies Mrs. E. K. LIE Fevre, ] lG Mckin-
DOGS BOARDED, 35c DAY.
DOGS HAND-PLUCKED $3.50.
HEATED KENNELS AT THE DOG HOTEL.
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BEDS, twin. better grade; complete with
springs and inner-sprlng mattresses; Sacri-
fee 1903 Buchanan ST. NV
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BED. complete, $3.50; living room suite.
SIS; 3-piece wicker suite. So; apt. washer,
Whirldry. SS. 2012 P st. NV.
BED DAVENPORT. roll-away beds. 1235
Randolph st. NV. Apt. l. Columbia
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FURNITURE OF APT.-Living room suite
studio couch, overstuffed and pulled-up
chair, small 3-burner gas stove with oven.
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CLOTHING-Men's new and slightly used
suits. topcoats and overcoats. S. 81 and
$3.50 each; best selection in town; save
money. Dixie Pawnbrokers Exchange. 111S
H st. ne. Open Sunday It'll .. evenings It'll 9.
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BED ROOM. complete twin. maple: sofa
chairs. other articles, almost new: attorney
must sell. Columbia 934SW.
BED ROOM SUITE. 5-piece. Also imported
Oriental rug; sacrifice 1110 Lanier pl.
NV. tnear 18th and Columbia rd)
BED ROOM. living room suites studio
chairs typewriter. Edelman. 1908 Geor-
gia ave.
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PIANO-Used Steinway upright, Just re-
conditioned. S19s: used Knabe grand.
S.95; very easy terms Arthur Jordan
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PORTLAND HOTEL, Vermont ave. at Thom.
as Circle-S7.50 wk.; hotel service: fresh
towels daily: your mail and phone calls at
tended to: shower baths: walk TO work l6s
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DRESsERS. chest drawers. beds. studio
couch, other furnishings; very reasonable.
G314 10th NV. Sunday. Monday. 4
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RADIO-1931 Federal A. CD. c.. 5-tube
dynamic speaker. built-in aerial. S6:95
complete; regular Sl2.95 list: special this
week only. Apex Elec. Co.. 700 9th st. NV. .
RADlO-Battery operated; compact
Sl4.95. comp. with tubes: new: first time
onered at this low price. Apex Elec. Co..
100 9Th St NV at G.
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URNITURE-Beautiful :i-pc living room.
used one month; sell SIS; 9xl2 rug, like
new. .SI1; 6x9 rug. like new. 50: occa-
sional chair SO; vac. cleaner perfect,
cost 500; sell $50. l424 X St. apt. 45.
Met, 500. dealer. home Sun. and Mon.
until pm.
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1927 PA AVE. NV. Cat Wash Circle
Light Housekeeping and sleeping rooms:
phone: S5 Sc and 81 week 16s
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B1CYCLE-Black beauty racer: excellent
condition; new tires; SIS. 1910 Ridge
pl. Sc. Anacostia. Line. 1192-W.
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PIANOS-Used Sohmer upright. SIS: used
Kimball. Si5; reconditioned Merrill baby
grand. S159; used De Kalb grand 81 50:
pay 50 down. 81 weekly. Dec. $500. The
Piano Shop. 1897 18th ST. NV.
PIANO grand walnut case, used but little;
excellent condition: reasonable. Wise. 3940.
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-16

Final plans have been made foI
the official visit of Mrs. Oscar w
Hahn of Nebraska, national president
of the American Legion Auxiliary,
who will be the honored guest of
the units of the Department of Del
aware in Wilmington today, Friday,
April 16.
Mrs. Hahn's visit will be concur
rent with that of the National Com
mander of the American Legion,
Harry W. COlmery of Kansas, and a
dinner meeting followed by enter
tainment and dance will be held in
their honor at p. m. in the Cafe
Grande, Wilmington. in the evening.
The'committee on reception and ar
rangements for the entertainment of
Mrs. Harm during her stay in Will
mington, is headed by Mrs. William
N. Cam. president of Delaware Unit
No. l of Wilmington, who is assisted
by Mrs. E. A. Bonner, Delaware City;
Mrs. Glen Newton. Dover; Mrs. Cal
win Afflerbach, Georgetown; Mrs.
George D. Hill. Dover; Mrs. C M.
Dillon, Wilmington; Mrs. William H.
Page, Jr., Wilmington: Mrs. F. Allyn
Cooch, Newark. and Mrs. Samuel
Maroney of Wilmington. Mrs. j. R.
Fader of Newark. department presi-
dent of the Auxiliary will greet Mrs.
Hahn. who is expected to arrive in
Wilmington at 10 a. m. after which
she will be escorted by the reception
committee to the DUPONT Hotel.
which will be her headquarters for
the day. Following a special lunch
con which has been planned for Mrs
Hahn, she will visit the LongwoOd
Gardens on p. S. duPont's beautiful
estate. In the evening Mrs. Fader
will introduce Mrs. Hahn. who will
give her main address at the dinner
meeting to the members and friends
of the American Legion and Aux
iliary. H
Mrs. Hahn is a woman with out
standing qualifications to head this.
the greatest of women's patriotic
She is a woman of
quick intellect to make decisions
that affect the welfare and policies
of the huge society of which she is
the national leader. 1t takes a wo-
man with her charm and poise to
represent this organization before
the entire country.
All members and friends who wish
to take advantage of this opportunity
to greet Mrs. Hahn on her visit to
Delaware on the evening of the 18th,
are urged TO make reservations for |
The dinner promptly through the uniI !
presidents, who have been supplied |
with tickets for sale.
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-16
STAYTONSVILLE
Church News

Church News
Sunday School at Staytonsville
Community Church every Sunday at
D. m. Superintendent, Miss kath-
ryn Donovan. Subject of this Sun
DAVIS lesson is THE Effects OF Alco-
holic Beverages. Study this lesson
and you will really know for your
self. Come and join our happy group
of workers for the cause OF Jesus
Christ.
Preaching at 3 p. m. by a guest
preacher. All are welcome to this,
our Fathers house.
Last Sunday at a business meeting
it was decided upon to pain the seats
in the church. The time set for this
work was Saturday morning, April
18th. beginning at o'clock. Miss
Donovan kindly requests that each
one who has promised to help do
this job, and anyone else who would
like to give a little time, please be
at the church this Saturday morn
ing. If you have a paint brush bring
il along.
Mrs. Emma Bailey, aged 70 years.
wife of the late Zack Bailey. died at
her home near Milford on Thursday,
April s. 1887. after a lingering ill
ness. She leaves to mourn their loss
the following children: Mrs. Henry
Pepper of near Milford, Mrs. Shep
Walls of near Harrington, Mrs. Aims
worth Abbott of near Milford, Mrs.
Sallie Anthony of Harrington. Mrs.
Bertha Anthony of Harrington, Miss
Ella Bailey of Wilmington, Miss An
ma Bailey and John Bailey who lived
with their mother; also host OF
other relatives and friends. Funeral
services were conducted on Sunday
afternoon at St. Johnstown Church
with Rev. Frank Herson of Milford
officiating. Interment was made in
the st. Johnstown Cemetery. Mrs. |
Bailey was good Christian and a
devoted mother. and will be sadly
missed by all who knew her.
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-16
HARRISON

The Harbeson Coolspring Home
Demonstration Club met at the home
of Mrs. A. w. Hickman on Tuesday
afternoon, April 18th. There were
seventeen members and three visit
ors present. A new member, Mrs.
Alton Carey, was gained at this
meeting which makes total enroll
ment of 3S members. The project
leaders, Mrs. Stephen Hudson and
Mrs, Albert Davidson ably presented
the subject, "Home-Made Cleaning
Materiais.". They had homemade
cleaning mitts, broom covers and
mops which are very economical to
make and very satisfactory to use.
During the recreation period read
ings were given and a game was
played. The club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Granville Bryan in
May. Next Wednesday. April 21st
starting at 1.30 p. m. there will be a
vegetable canning demonstration
given at the Coolspring Community
Hall, Miss Pearl Mcdonald. nutrition
specialist of the Extension Service
will give the demonstration. The
Hollymount Home Demonstration
Club and Harbeson- Coolspring Home
Demonstration Club are sponsoring
this demonstration and ask that all
women interested in canning be
present.
Mrs. Robert Veasey and Mrs. Wal
ter Howard spent Wednesday in Do
yer.
Mrs. Thomas Stockley and Mrs.
Sara Veasey visited Mrs. Lawrence
Sipple in Millsboro on Saturday.
John Wilson of E, of near Five |
Points was operated upon last Sat
urday in the Beebe Hospital at |
Lewes. He is improving at this time. |
Little Miss Mary Louise Pepper re-
turned to her home in Georgetown
after spending several days here
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvie Martin.
Mrs. Frank HoEner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Veasey of Wilmington
spent last weekend with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Veasey.
All members of the Harbeson Sun
lay School are invited to attend the
Sunday School party which will be
leld in the school house here tonight,
Friday, April 18th.
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-16
LEWES

Robert Hayes, superintendent o.
the Mosquito Control work at Mag
nolia, is spending week here witt
his wife, Mrs. Helen Hayes and sor
Robert Hayes.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Justus B. Naylor
William Clifton and brother Fred
erick G. Clifton, Charles Futcher
and Thomas Marshall attended a
baseball game at Newark on Satur-
day between the University of Del
aware and West Chester, Pa, State
College.
Mrs. Raymond Moore who is con-
fined to the Beebe Hospital because
of illness, is improving at this writ
ing.
Captain and Mrs. Thomas Brown
who have been spending the winter
in New Jersey and Washington, d.
c., have returned to their home here
for the summer.
Frederick G. Clifton, manager of
the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
pany in Rehoboth is spending two
weeks vacation in West Chester and
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lee Cahall who is confined at
her home because of illness, has i'm
proved some in the past few days.
Mrs. Chetser Dickerson of Laurel
was a town visitor during the week.
Mrs. James Wolfe, formerly of this
town., is seriously i'll at her home in
Philadelphia. Mrs. Wolfe may be re-
membered as the former Miss Jennie
Norman, sister of Miss Maggie Nor
man.
Mrs. E. Gould MacIntire entertain
ed the Bridge Club at her home on
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Hannah Marshall who has
been confined to her home on Sec
ond street for several months be-
cause of illness, is able to be out
again.
The Lewes Yacht Club will hold a
dinner dance in the Rehoboth Coun- |
try Club on Saturday evening, April |
"a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wine and fam
ily have moved into their cottage on |
the beach for the summer.
Miss Virginia Wyatt of the Uni
Yersity of Delaware is expecting 10
spend the weekend here with her
-parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Wy
att. Miss Wyatt will have as her
guest this weekend, Miss Virginia
Rupert of Wilmington.
James Gray of Philadelphia spent
the weekend here as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd at their
residence on Mulberry street.
Mrs. Grace Lloyd and Mrs. John
LLOYD spent Wednesday in Centre
vile, Md, visiting friends.
Mrs. Marshall Coverdale and
daughters, Ann and Joan, are spend
ing a few days in Philadelphia as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John FL
lott and family.
Edward Moore, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Moore, is confined at
the Beebe Hospital due to illness.
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-16
GEORGETOWN
I. o. o. F. Officers Chosen.

L. o. o. F., Officers Chosen.
Officers of Union Lodge No. 3, In
dependent Order Odd Fellows, have
been chosen and installed for the
term as follows: Noble Grand. WnI
NJ. p. Stemples; vice-gran1, Fred J.
Tyndall; recording secretary, VIM
Raymond Faucet; chaplain, ]. Earl
Pepper; right supporter to noble
grand, Charles T. Swain; left sup
porter to noble grand, r. S. Baker
warden, Thomas B. Atkins; con-
ductor, Durwood E. Kelley; right
supporter to vice grand. James B.
hayman; left supporter TO vice
grand, Melvin NJ Tyndall; right
scene supporter, Linwood C. Penuel;
left scene supporter, George c. Barr
outside guardian, Ernest A. West.
inside guardian. Obey A. Parker; past
grand, Manford c. Rust.
Sunday School Held Rally
on Sunday.
Pastors, officers and Sunday
School children of Bethesda NJ. E.,
st. Johns NJ. E.. Providence VI. p.
and Mt. Olivet Brethren Churches
held a rally last i Sunday at the
Brethren Church near Shortley, six
miles from here. Addresses were
made by ElwOod Workman on my
Responsibility to the Youth; Otha
Pepper, What / Would Like My
Sunday School and Church to Be-;
Rev. S. E. Christensen, Building
Youth for the Church of Cod, and
Charles Polk Spicer, General Sun
day School Work"
Court Order Placed Upon Him.
Rufus Handy. of Selbyville. charg-
ed with desertion and non-support
of his wife, Mrs. Elsie Handy, and
fifteen months old child, Edith was
ordered by the Court to pay s2.40
per week for support of the child
and S1.50 for the support of his wife.
Georgetown New Century Club.
The Georgetown New Century Club
held an evening meeting last We'd
nesday in charge of Miss Lila Carey
Most of the evening was given to an
entertainment of motion pictures by
Dallas Dennis, of this city, and busi-
ness associate from Salisbury, Md.
The title of the picture was Rom
ance of Main Street" The guest |
speaker at the meeting next We'd |
nesday will be Mrs. Ida Belle VIII |
son Thomas of the Maryland State |
Teachers College, of Salisbury, I'D.
Heads MiIlsbOre Alumni Assn.
DR.. Preston z. West, of Millsboro
md Georgetown, has been elected to
head the Alumni Association of the
dillsboro High School. Other off,
,ers are: Vice-president. Lucien
-enhart; secretary, Miss Hilda Thor
treasurer, Mrs. Virginia
-ordrey. DIR. WeWst has been out
tanding in the Millsboro school ac-
ivities for many years. In 1927,
e was president of the athletic as
ociation and yice-president of the
lass. !
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-16

/ April 18th. Admission rs cents.
The Ladies', Aid Society win hold
a bake at the Fire House on Satur-
day morning, May 1st
The Houston New Century Club
will hold the last meeting of the club
year in the Community Building ON
Tuesday night, April goth. Mrs.
Emory Webb is chairman. Her sub
ject is Music. Each member has
the privilege of bringing a friend
John w. Johnson who has been In
the hospital Is home again and very
much improved. -
/ Emmons J. Smith who has r.en
confined TO his home with a severe
cold So much better and able o be
out again.
Mrs. Thedesa Studte is quite Ill at
this writing
Mr.. Caldwell's condition was not
so good on Sunday when his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Emmett Harrington, was
up to see him. Mr.. Caldwell was a
former resident of this community.
Mrs. Sallie Reynolds, of Milford,
and her grandson, Thomas Williams,
of New York City, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cain on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Thistlewood, |
of Wilmington, were the guests of
his parents, MFR. and Mrs. j. Howard
Thistlewood on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Cain, Of Fred
erica, and Miss Annie Webb, of Do
yer. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cain on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Warrington
and daughter. Ethel. Miss Betty Kee-
gan, of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mrs. E. |
c. Atteberry. of Reno, New, were the !
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cain |
on Sunday and Monday, on Sunday |
afternoon including Mrs. Cain they |
went to Lewes.
Henry Sapp is having a new gar
age erected.
NJ. Z. Church
Sunday School, $50 a. m. Howard
Moore, superintendent. Classes for
all grades and ages.
Worship. 1890 by pastor. Come
and enjoy this hour of spiritual fell
AN hour in worship will
help a wee of work"
Evening worship, 700 O'Clock.
The Epworth League will go to
FELTON, this Sunday evening to spon-
Milford chronicle., 1937-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Steele are now
occupying the jenkins property at
Gravel Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Chamber
lain visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Faulk-
ner at Harrington on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson Baker of
Georgetown spent Sunday with MIR.
and Mrs. Conwell Dodd.
Misses Elya Neff and Mary War
rington spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry ID. Rust
G. E. Veasey has purchased a new
Chevrolet Sedan. :.
Mrs. l.. F. Mason spent part of this
week in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Brien and
Thomas O'Brien of Merchantville, N.
j., visited Mrs. Nora Ennis and fam
lily on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davidson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Davidson mo-
tored to Washington, ID. c.. on Sun
day.
Mrs. Ora Holland, aged SO years,
died at the home of her daughter in
Westoyer, Md, last Thursday. Her
funeral was held at the church here
on Saturday. Interment was made
in the adjoining cemetery. Mrs. Hol-
land was a sister to Mrs. Andrew
Coulter of Harbeson.
Margaret Joseph. aged 6 years and
3 months. only child of MIR. and Mrs.
Clayton Joseph of near Coolspring.
died of streptococcus in the Beebe
Hospital, Lewes. on Monday after
noon. April IL. 1887. Her funeral
will be held today, Friday afternoon
al 2 O'Clock at the NJ. e. Church in
Lewes. Interment will be made in
Lewes Cemetery near the body of
her grandfather. Harry Joseph. who
lied in February.