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Evening star., 1937-03-02
S7,15O.
DET pPTCR

DETACHED BRICK.
One OF citys best locations: large
rooms. bath, garage; extra large bed rooms;
automatic blower on heating plant; reason.
able cash payment and $50 per month. Call
Mr. Fields. Georgia 2042,
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. Dist. 3346.
S6,eb0-FTNE Sc. SECTION; ALMOST
new 7-room brick: h.-wh built-in ga
rage. Owner must sell; very hne home.
EDGAR A. PERKINS. Dist. 1919.
S475O-6-ROoM BRICK; H.-W H,
ami; best restricted Sc. section. close
to Navy Yard. Owner must sell this
week; very easy down payment; immedi-
ate occupancy title ready; no agents.
MR.. JONES. Dist 5919. This Is rare
bargain! Act now!
ST. 6.95O-ATTRACT1vE SMALL HOUSE.
brick construction: 5 rooms. > BATHS. gas
heat. Electrolux refrigeration. : garages.
House is insulated. Fine buy. BOSS d
PHELPS, NATIONAL $500 EVENING
PHONE. WISCONSIN 36l4W.
A BRICK BUNGALOW ON A LOT WITH
10-ft. frontage. with large trees and l5
dogwoods; sun-bathed living room with
open fireplace. large. bright dining room:
two bed rooms and tile bath on the FIRST
floor; two heated rooms on the. second:
built-in garage. large covered porch: PRICED
low at e. $50 Phone Shep 4455 until 8
pm. WhPLE 4 JAMES INC,
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S12,500.
Just Off Chew Chase Circle

adjacent TO the circle and within 5 min
utes' walk OF transportation. schools,
churches. etc. A most convenient and eX-
ceptionally refined environment. Masonry
house: spacious living room. approximately
26Xl3: lovely dining room overlooking
rock garden and lily pond: perfectly
equipped and well-arransed kitchen. break
fast room 3 splendid bed rooms. tile bath
shower. attic, slate roof: all modern ap-
pointmen'S and conveniences: lot 60x125;
garage Vacant. Liberal terms.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. INC
73S 18TH st. NV. District $3.50.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED : SMALL UNFURN. APT. OR
Iisns housekeeping room with bath. March
IL. Give price and details. Write. do not
phone. H. P. CHRISTENSEN, 121 18th
st. Sc.
ONE ROOM KITCHEN. BATH, PRIVATE
home preferred: Mass. or Wis. ave section
unfurn. Address Box 37S-H. Star once.
WANTED. MARCH 15. MODERN 2-RM..
kitchenette. furn. apt. within walking dis
tance Capitol. Address Box 2S5-H. Star
YOUNG COUPLE WITH GOOD REFER
ences. seeking Groom; KITCHEN and bath
apt. with porch. or entire floor Of private
porch: rental not to exceed $50 per month
including heat and light. or or 8 room
bungalow within short distance to bus or
"a line North o1o4-J.
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HILLCREST.
Detached brick: large rooms. 9 COM
plete baths can be arranged for families;
automatic heat: 2-car garage. Col. 21S4-J.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

500 RMS. BATH DETACHED TRAMB
elec. stove heat, newly pepered. Posses
sion March 8. 1880 Rosedale st. ne. Bee
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S6.5OO.

Mr.. 14th AND IRVING SITS.
rms. 2 baths: rented at SIS per
month
WAGGAMAN & BRAwNER REALTY CORP.
100 Eye st. Met 1850.
10th and Rhode Island Ave. NE.
S6o5O
This Colonial brick home is located in
one of the most convenient sections of the
city. 1t contains large rms sas heat
built-in garage. . screened rear porches,
new electric refriRerator and has been re-
conditioned the same as new house. A
very unusual value. For details call MR..
O'CONNOR. District 3l00; eve. Adams
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COLORED
Lots S97.50 up. terms as low as 81
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl. 1859.
CoLoRED-LoTs IN DEANwooD AND
PARAMOUNT HEIGHTS, SIS Up: easy
terms: help build District o170
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$13, ,750-Big Income, Plus Beau
tiful Home, in Mt. Pleasant.

This stately home has cost owner ap-
proximately $50 900. and is divided into
beautiful apts. as follows: Basement. 3
rooms and bath: first floor. large hall. 3
huge rooms. kitchen and porches: second
third floor 3 rooms. kitchen and bath;
New oil burner, new elec. ice boxes gear
garage. The house is located on best street
IN Mt. Pleasant and is positively in i'm
maculste condition from top to bottom.
With a moderate cash payment you can
secure yourself an income and pay for
this nome and have a home to live in
Opportunities like this are scarce; Eve
ninss. call Mr. Jones. Columbia 3079
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

23i ST NE-6-RM. AND BATH RE-
conditioned brick: terms RALPH NOR
OLD GEORGETOWN = TWELVE-ROOM.
four bath detached home; large grounds:
thoroughly modern; a country place in the
city. Apply OWNER. address Box 2ls-H,
Star Office -
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1910 3Oth ST MT RAINIER MD
S8,95O-FINANCED.

New detached masonry suburban homes.
deligntfully situated on lots lOOxl5O #
The only detached homes under $4,000
with comDlete Summer and Winter air.
conditioning. Built Of finest materials
procurable. Only 15 minutes drive TO
Washington. Don't delay-phone now.
Alex. 1900; evenings. Adams 1910.
GRAHAM & OGDEN,
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$15,750.
WOODED SETTING.
CHEVY CHASE

Owner. leaving the city, has Just reduced
price of this lovely home to a figure that
Will warrant your immediate conSidera-
ton. You will do well to investigate today,
Colonial type. brick construction, center
hall plan: beautiful living room. approx.
large. bright dining room: perfectly ar
RANGED and thoroughly, modern kitchen;
three exceptionally well-proportioned bed
rooms (the master bed room 25x14), two
tiled baths large insulated attic (ample
space for two additional bed rooms if de-
with fireplace, maids room and bath au-
tomato heat and refrigeration. Many
special features and added conveniences
that will appeal to the discriminating pur-
chaser. Its perfect setting of huge shade
and dogwood trees is all that could be
desired. Two-car garage.
73S 18th St NV District $3.50.
Evenings. Gail M. Walk Cleveland 5319.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SUBDIVISION. 20 ACRES, eM MILES
cally 4 900 f. on No. Highway. splen.
didly located for subdivision tourist camps:
this Is real bargain at 5000 Der acre.
Address Boz <S2-D. Star once.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
fC0ntiuued.
nApGAIN

D. C. BARGAIN
$3.50. 's. "a GSlat GSt sSs Ssm seldom Iseossi. can
E'isis ss ai ;S:R s s 'is'';s fsss '%'i %
RARE BaAEskR sAHgs5F pakka AZ sf1YrroI Mb.
O. snd ssssisd ,sE.t %eSs..s.. st .sis $500: a.
brick Colonial; slate. roof ROOMS. 8
baths; large side and rear porches: 2-esr
et Sut vii more H tan n'r for esa
NxTAE NsfaR Fax ss terms EvrNR zSss th6aa 5HEts e.
A LARGE. FULLY DETACHED brick
home home Of ten rooms. three baths. oil
stored to new-house condition and priced
only little more than half what 1t re,
seny secSn sold for IN the
pretty lot with abundance of nice shrub
berry. and should by all means be seen
r. M HOOKER, METROPOLITAN 1868.
EVENINGS. to 8. Call Randolph 1446.
NE. SECTION; TRINIDAD AVE. NEAR
Florida ave: large rooms. inclosea
Kitchens. baths: Ind floor rented SbO
m9ntn me- Sp2o sash yeqr % terms & On sa1s balance
sulated, high elevation: lot 50x14O: $3.50:
attractive terms; convenient to western
ans aHSx,v wisconsin Snsi syes Price; $3.50 MR
SEMI-BUNGALOW-N
Brick; six large rooms. tiled bath with
built-in tub and shower; modern kitchen
sood condition; nice lot: terms. Cali MI.
1ss4 1S{S WzFFE II Nv { JAMES bi1ssis. nss ss4e
CHEVY CHASE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
rooms automatic heat. offered by build
ers representatiye for $500; convenient
nnEs oeE.lsnS MR TMEED 1as National os5e eve
NEW ALL-BRICK HOUSE WEST OF WIS
heat. insulated. deep lot Ss.i25 from
builders representative Mr.; TWEED WEED Ma
tlonal 0S56: evenings. Cleveland 1O96.
BETHESDA. MD;
New bungalow, rms. bath. porch. full
5d6 ate DOWN s5 wah monh
5000 Wise Ave Wise. o553.
BUY EQUITY OF THIS CORNER BRICK
home in American University for $4,000;
large rooms, - baths. nice attic. lot
5ox135 This house Is less than one year
S6.950-ATTRACT1vE 2-STORY BRICK.
ave Six rooms tile bath, hot-water
heat, double rear elass-inclosed porches,
hardwood hoors. garage. Excellent con-
81 1oO-LARGE. T T RA CT1VE DE-
TACHED BRICK HOME. near the
Chevy Chase Club. Seven large rooms.
two tile baths. hot-water heat with
modern gas furnace: open fireplace in
living room and in recreation room:
screened rear porch, maids room and
bath in basement detached 2-car ga
rage. lot 6Sxl25. Excellent condition.
SHANNON LUCHS CO.
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
29l3 2Sth ST NV
Attractive Groom. a.bath home, with
H-in HathnHr01
completely renovated throughout: excep-
tional price and terms for most desirable
NATL. MORTGAGE AND INVEST. CORP.
Natl. 5s33, l3I2 N. Y. Ave. NV.
BEECHWOODS MODEL HOME.
Stone and Brick Construction.
Center-han plan. large living room with
beautiful fireplace, screened porch ad1oin-
ing. large. bright dining room. perfectly
arranged. thoroughly modern kitchen. 4
well-proportioned bed rooms 9 tiled baths:
large attic. ample room for additional
rooms: large basement. Master oil burner;
shade trees; built-in garage. Your oppor-
tunity TO get the real home.
LESLIE D. MEASELL,
r1ay.lana
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FARMS FOR RENT.

TRUCK AND CHICKEN FARM. 95 ACRES.
in Colonial Beach, Va; 6-room bungalow.
garage outbuildings electricity; $50 month
or on shares. FRANK D. BLACKISTONE.
Colonial Beach. Va.
Evening star., 1937-03-02
DOCTOR OR DENTIST.
NEW BUNGALOWS

We have lovely corner home on SHER-
MAN CIRCLE for only $4,000. For details
call Geo $500 till g.
Evening star., 1937-03-02

3O49 Clinton ave. n.e-A remarkably
complete BUNGALOW. with foored attic, full
cellar. oil heat and garage; 81 $50.
10 Jefferson st. n.w.-Large all-brick
BUNGALOW. every modern convenience;
$3.50
Used bunealows S.. $50 up
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
2377 r Ave NE North 1o03
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NEW 5-ROOM
COLONIAL BRICK

Two blocks ofi Lee Blvd. 4642 3rd st.
south. Open fireplace. tile bath. rock wool
insulation. oak floors, hot-Water heat full
concrete cellar weather stripped and
screened, all modern improvements: . bed
rooms. room for third bed room upstairs:
garage. Shrubbery. lawn and fag-rock
walk: large lot. 5Sx140 feet. Price only
S6.950. easy terms.
Heated for your inspection "This is
our 63rd house TO be sold in this sub
division. Others now under construction"
WALTER o HARA & SON.
Lee Blvd. Bancroft. Va. Walnut $3.50.
1910 30th ST, MT. RAINIER, MD.
New bungalow. first showing: large
rooms and pantry closets. shower baths.
hardwood floors hot-water heat. large
and back porches; lot with 1900 square
feet. on paved street and sidewalks:
So,45O: very moderate cash payment.
r. T. VIOLET SON.
3S43 34th St. Mt. Rainier, Md.
lla &
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COLORED-32S T NW-2nd FLOOR. 4 r..
porch side and back: big yard gas. water;
heated. h.w.; $40 wk.; cars. buses; open.
Evening star., 1937-03-02

CIeVeIand, 34bo. =
UNHEARD-OF VALUE, $8,250.
Just completed Newest. modern. 3-bed-
room. 2-bath Colonial home on 137la-ft
lot: recreation room built-in garage, auto
matte heat. Located in most popular, re-
stricted "; section. You have never seen
such quality home priced SO low. Call
GARRETT BETHEL. District 3100
Night service up to q clock
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THE LITTLE INN.
THE CHATEAU.
'ERRACE HALL

1893 10th ST NV
Beautifully furnished home for refined
guests; excellent food: walking distance;
garage available
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BRICK BUNGALOW.

BRICK BUNGALOW,
Nr. Alabama ave. Sc. Modern brick bun
galow. about 3 years old. in q new-house
neishborhood; well built 5 rms. attic.
bath and kitchen. Garage. Close to
school and Transportation. Attractively
priced at $6950. Evenings, Mr.. Burnside,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS DIST. 1411.
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S. 25n-S5nn CASH

Monthly payments like rent. Modern q
story and cellar brick: rms. bath, new
oil burner, Electrolux refrigerator, h.-w.h..
elec., weather strips; q home in excellent
condition. Nr. Lincoln Park. OF Tenn. ave.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St. REALTOR. Natl. 0753.
Evening Phone. Georgia S019.
Evening star., 1937-03-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.
OUTSTANDING BUY.
SR1S0

OUTSTANDING BUY.
$3.50.
8 rooms automatic heat. garage: perfect
condition: semi detached: Sheridan st.
NV. near schools. stores and transporta-
ton. Easy terms. District 2724 or Met
ropolitan 4526.
OUTSTANDING VALUE.
Near 9th and Jefferson Sts. NV.
$3.50.
Attractive modern brick house with 9
bright rooms baths, up-to-date kitchen.
recreation room, 3 porches and detached
garage: convenient to everything Inspec-
tion by appointment only. Call MR..
APPEL Sterling Sl53.
10-Acre Estate.
12 miles from downtown: fine center
hall stone dwelling, o ROOMS. 3 BATHS.
SCAR GARAGE. automatic heat. stable.
tennis court grounds beautifully land
scaped. Being sold to settle estate: BAR
GAIN AT S35. 900. CALL MR.. MILLER,
BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900. EVE
MING PHONE. CLEVELAND 01l2.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-10-29

WOMEN'S CLUB
in CONVENTION
Will Assemble At Lord Baltimore
Hotel On November
Fourth
MRS. WILBUR HUBBARD
PRESIDENT NATL CLUB

Plans are being completed for the
annual convention and dinner dance
of the United Democratic Women's
Clubs, of Maryland, November 4th,
at the Lord Baltimore Hotel.
Speakers at the dinner will include
Senators Tydings and Radcliffe, Rep
resentatives David J. Lewis, William
P. Cole, Vincent L. Palmisano, T. Alan
Goldsborough, Ambrose j. Kennedy,
and Stephen w. Gambrill, Mayor How
ard w. Jackson of Baltimore, State
Senate, Lansdale G. Sasscer, Comp
troller William S. Gordy, Jr., Attor-
ney General Herbert r. O'Conor, Ma
tional Committeeman, Mrs. Elizabeth
R. Menefee, and National Committee
man Howard Bruce.
Among the guests will be Mrs. Will
bur Hubbard, President of the Wo-
mans National Democratic Club, Mrs.
Mary Wilson, National Committeewo-
man for the Young Democrats of Md,
Mrs. George Heller, Congressional
Committeewoman and Miss Lillian
Forwood, Vice-Chairman of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee.
The convention program will open
at 8 a. M, with registration of dele
gates and an executive session. The
morning session will begin at 10 a.
M, with Mrs. Mary H. Duvall, State
Chairman, presiding.
Mrs. Menefee, National Committee
woman, will give the opening address
Continued on Page 1O)
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-10-29
Ep1Uorth League Has
Convention In DeL171ar

The Salisbury District Epworth
League Convention will be held in
the Delmar M. E. Church on Saturday,
November 9th and it promises to be
swell affair. Last year it was held
in Salem Church where the largest
number of delegates ever to attend
District convention in the Whining
ton Conference gathered for the an
nual program.
Salem hopes to take fifteen or more
to the Convention this year. Virginia
Rose Bunting is the President of the
local chapter and she is very busy
rounding up the delegates for the
coming event. A delightful spelling
bee was planned for Wednesday af-
ter Prayermeeting this week to raise
some convention money.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-10-29
W. R. HUBBARD
IS GUEST OF
THEROTARIANS
Proxy For Local Club At The
international Convention
Held In Europe
GIVES VIVID DESCRIPTION
OF CORONATION SPLENDOR

Wilbur R. Hubbard, ESQ.,, of the
Kent County bar and member of the
House of Delegates from that county,
was the guest of the local Rotary
Club last Monday evening and also
the speaker of the evening.
Mr.. Hubbard was proxy for the
Pocomoke Rotarians at the Rotary In
ternational Convention held at Nice,
Europe. His visit here on Monday
was to tell of his trip and give the
locals some idea of just what such a
trip involved.
The speaker confined himself more
to an account of what he saw more
on the outside than inside the con-
vention halls, insomuch as the Dis
trict Governor would probably make
the proceedings his subject.
Possibly the high point of his trip
was view he obtained of the coro-
nation of England's severeigns. He
described this as a most brilliant
spectacle fully equal to any lavish
description ever given out, and most
impressive state ceremony.
He told of his trip to Austria, Hun
gary, Italy, Paris and other places,
and incidentally stopped at hotel
in Vienna which also counted as its
guests the Duke and Duchess of Wind
sor. His talk was thoroughly enjoy
ed and his visit much appreciated.
While in Pocomoke, he was a guest
of Hon. C. E. Robertson, a fellow-del-
egate of the House.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-10-29
Mr.. Isaac Peacock
Suffers Leg Fractures

Mr.. Isaac Peacock had the misfor-
tune to break both bones of his right
leg Friday afternoon last while piling
logs for Mr.. Wallace V. Taylor on
the Bundick Farm at Cokesbury.
The accident occurred about z
o'clock Friday morning shortly after
Mr.. Peacock had entered the woods.
A log which he was handling slipped
and struck him just above the ankle
fracturing both the small and large
bone. Mr.. Peacock was carried to the
Peninsula General Hospital by Mr..
Taylor where an X-ray revealed a
clean break but the swelling would
have to be reduced before the bones
could be set.
A similar accident befell Mr.. John
Adkins of Cokesbury, just a few
days prior to Mr.. Peacock's accident.
Mr.. Adkins was also felled by a log,
his injuries consisting of painful cuts
and bruises to the face and other in
juries to face and head. He was re-
moved to the hospital but later return
ed to his home here.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-10-29
City Won1en's Club
Meet November 3rd

The Woman's Club of Pocomoke
City will hold it's second meeting of
the year Wednesday, November Bird,
at $3.50 p. M, in the Municipal Build
ing, Clarke and Vine SITS. Mrs. Will
liam H. Schoolfield, Chairman of
Legislation, will have charge of the
program.
The guest speaker will be Miss
Helen Elizabeth Brown of Baltimore.
The club is fortunate in having Miss
Brown who is member of the Mary
land Bar Association, Past President
of the Business and Professional Wo-
mans Council of Maryland and has
also recently been elected President
of the Maryland Branch of the Ma
tional Woman's party.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-10-29
SCOUT TROOPS
TO Be GUESTS
OF COLLEGE
Washington College Will Enter
tain Scouts On Saturday,
As Will Delaware
COURT OF HONOR HELD
AFTER FOOTBALL GAME

Simultaneous celebration of Col
lege Scout Day will be held at Wash
ington College and the University of
Delaware on Saturday, October so, as
Boy Scouts of the Del-Mar-Va PENN
sula attend the college bootball games
as guests of the college authorities,
and later participate in Court of Hon
or Ceremonies in the auditorium of
the two institutions.
At Newark, where Delaware Scouts
will gather to witness the University
of Delaware st. Johns College Game
Governor Richard G. McMullen will
present Tenderfoot badges to the new
est Boy Scouts of the Council, who
have joined Troops this fall. Other
awards will be made by the Court of
Honor to Scouts who have earned
merit badges, Star, Life or Eagle
rank, or Sea Scout advancement.
Council Advancement Chairman, DR..
Harry v. Holloway will preside. Pres
ident Walter Hullihen will extend
greetings from the University of
Delaware.
At Chestertown, Maryland Scouts
will be entertained at the Washing
ton College Mt. st. Mary's game
as guests of DR.. Gilbert w. Mead,
Washington College President. DR..
Mead will welcome the Scouts at the
Court of Honor, presided over by Wal
lace Williams, Cecil County District
Scout Chairman. Tenderfoot badges
will be presented to new Scouts by
William S. Gordy, Jr., Maryland State
Comptroller, and an active Scouter
of Salisbury.
Scout Executive Kenneth B. Spear
requests all Del-Mar-Va Scouts to ar
rive at Chestertown or Newark as
soon after 1 P. M. as possible, to in
sure completing ticket arrangements
before the games start. The Court of
Honor ceremonies will take place, i'm
mediately after the conclusion of the
games, in Mitchell Hall, University of
Delaware, and in William Smith Hall,
Washington College.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-10-29
mrs. LAURA KING
DIED TUESDAY EVENING

Mrs. Laura King, who has been
confined to her home in this city the
past six years due to broken hip,
passed away Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober Goth at o'clock.
Mrs. King, who is 7S years of age,
is the widow of the late Sidney King
who was judge of the Orphans Court
in Somerset County for several years.
The deceased is survived by three
sons, Elmer King, of Fruitland; Nor
man King, of Pocomoke; Orville King,
of Baltimore; two step-sons, and two
step-daughters, Alvin King, of Po-
comoke; Robert King, of Baltimore;
Mrs. Nettie Adams of Princess Anne.
and Daisy King, of Los Angeles,
Calf.
Interment will be made at Quinton
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-10-29
Local Park Project
Reaches Washington

1t is encouraging to record that the
community project looking to the con-
struction of a park, golf course, ten
mis- courts and other adjuncts of such
places is moving along very favorably
to final approval at Washington.
In order to acquire funds for this
w. P. A. movement, it is first neces-
sary to secure first the approval of
the Mayor and City Council; then the
matter goes to Salisbury; then to
Baltimore; and, finally, to Washing
ton. Pocomoke City, Salisbury, and
Baltimore, have put their 90. K" on
the plan and those who profess to
know say that no opposition will be
met in Washington.
The park will be located on the
banks of the Pocomoke River, and
will be approached through the ex-
tension of Second Street, which ave-
nue. has already undergone consider
able grading and other improvements.
When, completed, the Park will be a
most acceptable addition to the COM
munity life of Pocomoke and vicinity.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1937-10-29
PRE-NUPTIALS
STAGED In A
POCOMOKE HOME
Mr.. And Mrs. Edward L. Kelly
Entertained Bride And
Groom, Tuesday

Two pre-nuptial affairs were given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
L. Kelly Tuesday night of last week
honoring Miss Eunice Petit and Mr..
John Edgar Doughty whose marriage
took place the following Saturday.
Mrs. Kelly entertained the bride to
be at miscellaneous shower and card
party. Both bridge and 500 were
played. High and low prizes were
awarded and guest prize presented
Miss Petit. Following the games
all assembled around a table which
was beautifully decorated with a
bride and groom forming
the centerpiece, while Miss Petit open
ed her gifts which were numerous
and lovely. House decorations and
tallies were also suggestive of the
bridal event. Her guests were Miss
Petit, Mrs. C.. C. Pilchard, Mrs.
Milton Petit, Miss Lucille Pilchard,
of Stockton; Mrs. A. A. Matthews,
Oak Hall; Mrs. Mervin Ward, Mrs.
Edward Solum, Mrs. Edward Brit
Mrs. Carrie Hurley, Mrs.
Leon Vane, Mrs. Edward Ellis, Mrs.
Watson, Mrs. Edgar Shay and
Miss Ruth Hooks, of this city.
The same evening Mr.. Kelly enter
tanned the groom at stag party.
His guests were: Messrs. John Ed
gar Doughty, Vaughn Birmingham,
of Stockton; George Peacock, of Snow
Hill; John and Derrick Parsons, Leon
Vane, Collie Miller, Jr., David Jones,
E. Marshall Kelly, Mervin Ward and
Edgar Shay.