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SACRIFICE SALE

Nearby Va.-7-room frame house, screened
front porch; :! baths h.-wh two-car ga.
rage iot ,5xl 20; fruit and shade trees
Ioc fare from Washington. Cost So 800
Sale price. $3.50. Terms. Jackson 1890
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STORES FOR SALE.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

s01 18th ST. NE.-SMALL GROCER
store, sell reasonable. Rent, $50 mont
Lincoln GOi1
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j. H. CHAMBLISS.
FALLS CHURCH. VA. PHI. $40 & 433
NORTH WASHINGTON.

NORTH WASHINGTON.
.TAKOMA PARK
az OOo-New three-family brick house
well built. near Sanitarium: oil heat, fully
insulated slate roof. Rental value, $40
S6.a50--New brick houses. five rooms
ana tled bath first, two finished rooms
nrsns fnHe9na; built-in garage, ell, refri0eration
rae,,1 1,lepiace oak noors; large. light and airy
50 35o-New. attractive houses, four
looms and bath. INV. heat oak floors.
NEAR WHEATON.
S5."50-Beautiful five-room BUNGALOW
on large. wei shaded lot: more land avail
able; large spring stream
D LILLE CO.
264 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park Geo. 1900
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EVANS BLDG

1920 N. Y AVE. NV.
convenient to Govt. depts. and financial
olstrlct. "a -hr. service. S25 and up ac-
cording to size and location. E. Quincy
SMITH. INC, 900 9TH ST NV Dist. aO5I
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SO ACRES. 3 WOODED, BALANCE
cleared. Groom house, barn and out
buildings: to settle an estate. S330C.
ia acres; old house. freplaces with
barn. on the river: good road; price, So $50
1000 acres, all wooded; lots of good
timber; on highway; price, $40 per acre
46l acres, on Shenandoah River: good
road; So miles of Washington; price
$4,000.
900 acres, mountain land. heavily wood
ed; hne mountain stream 35 miles from
Washington: 81 80 per acre.
Phone 1876, H. B. MITCHELL, Herncon, Va
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANT

FOR 1st MAY, FURNISHED OR SEMI
furnished small. modern bungalow or g.
rm. apt. In suburbs; must be reasonable.
LIT. BUTLER. Natl. $3.50.
TO RENT. SMALL HOUSE. 1O-MILE LIMIT
Capitol: place for garden. chickens, by
Govt employe. Moderate rental. Box
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE ATTRACTIVE,
small unfurn. home for rent. nearby
country or living quarters over stable.
gatehouse. etc, or small farmhouse. Box
3O3-T. Star.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

eSbS bON SAks.
Al AB9UT ~ MILES NORTH OF THE BANK
f.: many Of them with fine trees and on on
high Ms r. ground. Water gas and electricity
aoaliaoIe: M Schoolhouse in adjoining block
S120 and UP. LOUIS p sHoEMAKER,
l1l9 K ST. NV. Natl. 166.
BLA1R AND RITTENHousE, 47th PL,
Bids lots cheap Met Ssoa enon pupont fcsSFe! iaSo
kysrdsle He2hs oMN2R AsR ~ G.o BE9Gk s2fs
LOTS LOT IN BELIsvILLE: MD: -20x1oo
e Td HAsE MD sasrs Fest $685. 81 5MSHk
Adams os54-J. ' '' S''o' o"Nt:N'
;Iox3oo; ;ass;i BEAUTIFULLY WOODED: BEST
ioeation: ma on: western ester ave. ave between Conn. ave-
BARGAIN. Wisconsin 4991
doeToods: lo0x10o IT.; overlooking Rock
ony s5d Hst Cali nG5S Georsa Gs E
DETAcHED AND sEMI;DETACHED LOTS
Aso ress aTse ME- sENNT fSSR15 po TOR apt Very
SILVER SPRING-OVER-SI SIZED LOT ON
Philadelphia ave. near Falkland drive. with
water sewerage. gas. elec.; paved street
:::::,n 8! 3 C. line Bargain s'''' Shepherd
LOT OFF CONDUIT RID. DIANA AND
Sherrier sh ,id,. pi ii,,EAppproXimately 4Gxi1;;
Large, wide lot. beautiful trees on crest
OF hill assessed value. $500. Phone
Shepherd l'95-W or write Box 1s1R.
INDIAN SPRING PARK E. OF 10Th ST.
Ext; 50xl25; all Improvements; less than
cost; cash or time. Box 55-r Star
WEST WEST OF 1sth snn ST l1o-FI FRONT o CON
omicE eIi,,i'e :. ,ahuu is"s So only ~ POO f9r
Of orisinal price: i5e So Il less than sur.
rounding prices: al improyements paid.
e,efn D1EfrENBAca nH fsTs eas fot sDsea,st sen
Natl. $3.50. 11O1 VT Ave Emerson Ait.
:. ACRE NEAR WASH. GOLF AND
GGIntry Wsnnf G,Hs: a@s1 water gas electricity Tel
400 FEET. ON BOULEVARD, SILVER
R. TURNER. 500 eth st. s.w.
NEED CASH; so FIT. 4-ACRE LOT IN
provements. owner SIIso wis Vi So"; soa7 all '"-
desired. Also two plots, one acre each. on
Cham Cham Bridge rd; ror opposite new Govt Fort
vaey and Wesley deye Hes pc to
Georgia 243s or Georgia 2l43
LOT. 50x1s0: WOODED. BUS AT DOOR:
nearby nea ss,xw Fa; sacrifice for cash Call Wal
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS-CHO1CE SITE
for 5000 home; all improvements: near
new junior high school, al2 minutes to
Lincoln Memorial 'durng rush hour.
OWNER. Clarendon ll6-J.
HIGH, WOODED LOT. sOx15O; SOUTH OF
Mass. ave. extended. in Md; water and
elec,: S3a5. Emerson :}T52
BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER AND SAVE.
Ten lovely. large homesites. each 6Ox1 90
In healthy, Southeast hills two blocks Of
f. F1.h0ms Dupont tvi Park 70 minutes via Pa; and
low price on first sales; terms
OWNER. 4301 Beck St. Sc.
WOULD LIKE TO RECEIVE OFFER
tcashl to buy my half interest in very
desirable building lot, Chevy Chase ter
race. Box 2.6-S. Star.
WOODSIDE PARK
blocks from buses stores. etc. Call R
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IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME

IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME.
LoCAT1oN-Arlington County. Va,
near rails Church: 3 minutes to Wash
and theater '''' "''1 Cd
THE HOUSE. bedrooms and den pam
eied iivlng room. 40 ft.. front: fireplace
siio aho nooksnelves large dining room and
s1tchen. spacious porch; modern and fully
THE GRouNDs-corner lot 1sox,5o.
large Shade trees, masnifcent spruce
sPpao,hous lawn with abundance of small
THE PRICE-sa..so Terms reasonable
G. T. REEVES.
Falls Church Va. Phone Falls Church e.3.
practlcally new. modern 5-roon Cane
Coo bungalow: 10 minutes to downtown
ha large screened porch: HANDICAPPED lot tiled
oatn' modern kitchen: owner transferred
So 500.
4-room house and acres of f1ne land
on paved road. miles from Falls Church
Excellent investment for economical family
S4,45O
lot MODERN % 81 s.room bungalow. with ls-acre
sponsible purchaser no " 'e
j. H. CHAMBLISS.
EAIJS rryrrprr1 xya o.a
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ICA,

COLORED-11O0 9th ST. N.W-FIRs7
commercial; II rms, newly papered. paint
ed. repaired: hot-water heat and elec. Cor
ner. 25x1l0 2.car garage. Can use :
rooms as store, Small down payment. rea
sonahle terms. National 4163 Adams 2670
CoLoRED-S6. $50 TAKES IT. TO PARK
rd W. Detached brick. + rooms, recep
ton hall. big yard, garage, modern. Geor'
CoLoRED-6 ROOMS. BATH, H-wH
KITCHENS; H st. ne; s6.5oo. Dec. 594s
CoLoRED-lO ROOMS BATH, H.-WH
siec: ee garage space: Que ST. near 14th;
$500. Your terms. North 3709.
cesodL1oREp.SEAUTIruL esd1 =, &; s.RM;; E; HOUSE;
and recreation room. Owne, will accept a
reasonable price and your terms North
GoLoRED-7, ROOMS, H.-WH, GARAGE.
st NV. Reas price and terms. Dec. 1l5.
coLoREp-1DEAL FOR BUSINESS. YOU
babs as s0rs b.a Fst fl 1ncome Seond montb
Reas. price and terms Adams 10000.
COLORED-NEAR st AND FLA. AVE.
nw-Six rooms, bath. h.-w,h:. electricity;
So $50. Terms. Potomac .051.
SSohoREP5n2 Rep rooi 10Th Ph NEH ROOMS
scaped lawn. Open daily from 9 am. to
9 pm: S5.95o. Atlantic 4s19.
CoLcRED-NEAR 18th AND QUE .sTs
h.-w.h.: $3.50. Reas down payment
Decatur 1850
CoLoRED-l4o6 HAMLIN ST. NE-DE-
tached frame, vacant; being repainted; 8
FRANK NJ; DOYLE, Realtor 9o7 18th ST.
NV; District 1855. Or Sunday. Cleveland
Olh4, Apt 4l6.
SsoLoREDlI3l4 HAMIIN ST. Me-
Open. Decatur 425s-W.
Att: Colored, 1918 Irving St. NJ
:, Mtodern home, ~ baths: large lot. 800
ROGER MOSS. a27 18th St, Dist. 1921.
CoLoRED-MUsT SEE TO APPRECIATE;
4o3 Hobart pl. NV. faces beautiful lake;
n!ce and cool: rooms. attic, gar. parouet
aeo; asors; good condi,lon; $3.50 or best
,AcksoR soSI9FEREst sT: Re, NEAR iSGR 18th.
,rIie1sS nie,sshed a,o large rooms, bath. pantry
refs. Vacant. Condition like new. Terms
Mr.. BENNETT, Potomac 449l.
1900 blk. 18th st,N5 rms. and 49,,
500 Blk Col. rd.-s rms. and bath 1850
14oo hlk Swan ST. rms and
North 1894. "''''
CoLoRED-coR OF v ST. AND FLAG
Ter pl. n.w.-six rooms. bath, oil heat,
elee Sod EaTass' n,ass sa,a5"; 81 600 cash:
5000 block 18th st n.v.-six rooms
bath, h-w;h, electricity: zoned for busi-
ness : 300 $1,000 cash.
b., INV h, cleo: $1,000: ST 900 cash.
GUY TIMER, 1925 u ST, NV,
COLoRED
BARGAIN.
1414 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
OPEN SUNDAY.
Detached. rooms and bath, large
NEW-HousE coND1T1oN-LoT 5ox15o.
HARRY ROD,
sl7 G s.. NV. National 1925.
REFINED CoLoRED.
NORTHWEST.
:, is rooms s,a baths, fun basement;
trlc WIRING: bargain at $3.50.
1884 18th ST. NV.
Lot is 40 feet deep and you will find
self-supporting home on terms that will
make II pay for itself. Open.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Natl ?197. 925 N. Y. Ave. NV. Natl. a1a7.
Line. 354o. 5uol East Cap St, Line. '54o.
REFINED COLORED.
COLUMBIA ROAD.
rooms, in new-house condition: full
644 COLUMBIA ROAD.
This is a genuine Capital View bargain
a. $3.50. Open all day.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Natl a797. a25 N. Y. Ave. NV. Natl. a797.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
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ROOMS AND BATH. H.-W.H., HOT AND
cold water; a.-acre lot; beautiful shade
trees, flowers and shrubs. Stores. churches
down. balance easy terms just 5 miles
below Alex, Va. INQUIRE at D. 8. CROCK.
EFT GAS STATION,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

TWO-STORY BRICK GARAGE ABOUT
3Ox4O: Al condition; good for storage
or business purposes: good entrances;
central location. 642 East Capitol st.
LARGE RECREATION ROOM, SUITABLE
OWNER, All. $500. 11O1 West Virginia
ave. ne.
1920 IRVING ST. NW.-STORE AND
100 IT. and 5-rm. and bath apt. on upper
floors. Rental for entire bldg. $50 month.
Vacant: 1. w. GROOMES. 1T18 Eye NV.
Natl. 1853.
RENT OR SALE = BRICK BUILDING,
rear Of 2OO9 NJ st. NV; 35x40 IT.: suitable
Tor garage, shop. cleaning or storage. See
STORY & CO. SO4 18th st. NV
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SEE THE DOGWOOD AND SPRING
FLOWERS IN BEAUTIFUL
COUNTRY CLUB GROVE

Buy Your Home There Now,
rms. recreation rm $3.50.
- rms, recreation rm, sun parlor.
Sa.45O ''- '"iio' y
large rms. recreation rm. baths.
servants quarters; price. large corner lot,
w. s. HOGE. Jr..
Wal 7a4O Eve Wa, o1ss
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FARMS WANTED,

WANT TO RENT. 30 ACRES OR MORE,
within 80 miles Of Washington. Box 2O6-S,
Star
WANTED TO BUY, SMALL FARM OR
acreage. with water front accessible: state
location and price: all cash. Box 2Ss-5,
Star. IL
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
WILL RENT PART OF MY OFFICE TO
reliable party in the Woodward Bldg, with
4.1-T. Star
OFFICE SPACE = OPPORTUNITY TO
snare furnished ofice in Denrike Building
on proportionate basis. Box o65-S Star.
WILL RENT SPACE IN OR SHARE FUR
nished studio. located on Conn. ave, near
catur :'5"S.
S5 MONTHLY-MA1LING AND TELE-
pnone PRIVILEGES. etc: desk. 81 80 extra :;
finest location. Get your name in new tele,
:tO1. 81.
.5nd FLOOR OF BUILDING ON K ST. NV:
) rooms. suitable for dentist doctor or
otner business: rent. $50 PERCY H. RUS
SELL CO. 1871 X st. NV
DESIRABLE OFFICE OR SUITE OF , OR
3 rooms on 1st floor; large rooms; X ST
near Conn. District 700.
2.ROOM SUITE IN THE CITIZENS BANK
SidE.; IaSoma Park. Md. at $50 month
suitable dentist physician architect etc
Call MR.. LYON Shpphprd .puDI ~'
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Beautiful Water Front Farm.

BeauClIuI Wafer FTOnC Farm.
140 acres, 80 acres machine worked;
half rich creek bottom, boating, bathins,
fine, bluegrass pasture, valuable white oak
timber. about 200 bearing apple trees.
good 7-room house. cement walks. lovely
shaded lawn and views; electricity: large
! poultry house, 40x60 barn. silo, ETC.: ex-
ceptional value at SO 500, part down. z.
C. BRUMBACK. strout Agency. Middle
town. Va. BELL phone: Stephens City
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1927 3rd st. NV,
Near L st.
Modern brick bldg.. containing sare 70
and ONCE.
THOMAS J. FISHER e. CO., INC,
S3S 18th st, NV District $3.50.
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WANT TO BUILD IN BEAUTIFUL BLUE
Ridge Mountains Of Virginia; on State road
and railroad? Have / 53 acres with splen-
cid bldg. sites. OWNER. Box l2l-Q. Star.
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POTOMAC. MD.-"3 ACRES ON HIGH
way. improved by two small farm DWELLINGS.
Values in this section are constantly in
creasine Good investment at $500
r. o. BELT Union Trust Bldg L.
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ARLINGTON, S64OO-NEW 5-ROOM
nrlck. h;-w.h:, gas range, refrigerator, ga
RALPH GRAIN 1890 Lee Hwy Wal $3.50
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME; OAK
grove; eyergreens: two acres: macadam
road; trolley; large rooms, large closets.
SPACIOUS halls and porches. living room
electricity, oil heat. copper plumbing; ga
rage; excellent neighborhoo6 Washington
lois, acreage.
G.. OWENS BERRY
fhohe vienna 1O2-W. Vienna Va IL
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COTTAGE HOME AT ASHTON. MD
Fully modern. rms. bath; good condi-
tion. with half-acre lawn. garden. flowers;
nice comfortable home. good setting; ga
rage; near bus schools. stores. yet quiet:
from owner: $50 mo. Drive straight
through Ashton. via Route No. % from
Silver Spring. SEE SIGN 9TH entrance on
left. Or phone Adams 03O3. Open Sat.
and Sunday.
PRACTICALLY NEW STONE HOME;
unf: z rms, 2 baths: in beautiful Belle
Haven, Alex. Va; close to solf course:
GRAHAM &. OGDEN. INC. Realtors.
BOB King ST.. Alex, Va. Phone Alex. 1900.
BUNGALOW, s. ROOMS AND BATH, WITH
four horses. Elec. lights, shade trees.
yegetabie garden. refrigeration, sarase:
Bethesds. Nd. on Lux lane At Morton J.
- w.. sAAN.oM i fucks eS" ".a..
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GROOM HoUsE-BUNGALoW. COMPLETE
ly modern: h.-w h.. near schools bus,
churches: large lawns Apply OWNER.
sos Lee ave, Maryland PARK ter, SEAT
Pleasant. Md
SACRIFICE TO PAY CREDTTORS-S53 $50.
New 6-room home. tile bath linoieum,
fireplace full basement; Handicapped. Brits-
vile. Md. Greenwood 1Odo 49,
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OffICES WANTED.
WANTED. CLOSE TO GOVT. TRIANGLE,
sI,ts stofsroom and and ONCE space, 400 so. IT,,
Ing Full particulars. Box 1855. Star. .
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--'I' 1VVII ot. N W NdtIUIIdI NW.'0,
20O-ACRE MOUNTAIN ESTATE ADJOIN-
drive D. C.; 10-room stone house. pig
baths; deer NAV be seen grazing on this
farm daily; stocked trout stream flows
through this farm; good barn and other
outbuildingS; Sl5.O00; terms
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SUBURBAN PRop.-sALE OR RENT,

10-room house with 90 acres (about 10
clear. close to Laurel. Md House in good
condition. with bath and good water sup
ply. VIII lease to good tenant for $50
month, or may sell.
H. G.. SMITHY CO.,
S11 10Th st. National 1903
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237 ACRES, $4,000.

10 acres. 4 rooms and bath: souare-plsn n
house. double garage, workshop. meathouse
hogsty: chicken house .Cost $500: fine
stream: 3 acres woods: all buildings in fine
condition: Price, 5000; $1,000 cash
needed Call Rock VILE aSn
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-02-23

EDITOR OF NAT oNAL DUcATIoN AssocI TT ON
N, C.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-02-23

Feb. 20. Journal site Club
8:OO,P.N. New OFFICE
e Athletic Club workout
500 Pm. Gym
"a american Legion INSTALLATION
EVERYONE URGED TO ATTEND
800 Pm. Auditorium
"a Parent Teacher Association
IS Young Peoples Society
1880 Pm. 6O-F Crescent
Is Athletic Club Basketball Geme)
Greenbelt League
26 Brownies 400 Pm.
Home Of Brownie Owl
3-B Ec stway
% Council Meeting 500 Pm.
March l Basketball Game
Colonial Village VS..
Greenbelt Gym
l Greenbelt Players
800 Pm. Meeting Room
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-02-23
GREENBELT INTER-FAITH CONGREGATION


The Possibility Of establi shing an
Inter-Faith Congregation in Greenbelt
is being considered. A committee cho-
sen from group Of citizens concerned
cbout inter-faith cooperation is now
st[Gying the question. The COMM ttee
consists Of members from various faiths
inc luding the Latter Doy Saints, Catho-
licism, the Jewi sh faith, and Protest.
ant denominations. The members Of the
committee are: Mr.. Oscar And erson, Mrs.
Gladys Johnson, Mrs. Ruth Maurer, and
Mr.. Samuel Weisbroth.
Questions to be considered include
the possibility for uniting wi tn en-
inter-denomination al Protestant group
On basis devoid Of sectarianism.
Investigations already made reveal that
a very suitable body Of songs, biblical
selections, and literary references are
available for inter-faith meetings
where brotherhood and social actiOn may
be given due attenti on but sectariani SIN
avoided.
The commi ttee will also consider the
question Of what stand should be taken
regarding religious intolerance activi-
ties. which may be inimical to c0mnun-
ity welfare, and to American Democracy.
Encouragement for organi zation Of
Inter-Faith Congregation in Greenbe1t
was received from the Inter-Faith Con-
ference on Cooperation which held
in Washington during the past week.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-02-23
By Joy Elmer Morgan, Editor
Journal National Educotion

Movement
People work together for the They ask nothing they udl
shall his the fabric Of aspiration
exploit
carried
Milford chronicle., 1938-02-11
Friendship Class Notes

The regular monthly meeting of the
Friendship Bible Glass was held at the
chapel OH Tuesday evening. February l.
with the president. Mr.. johnson. in the
chair.
Various committees reported on their
work and received very favorable COM
ments from the class. DIR. Herson and
Roland Messick gave short talks Mrs.
Rose Hart, chairman of entertainment,
presented "A very unique program in
keeping with February. the months OF
birthdays. The program was as follows;
Mrs. VIM. Warren and Curtis Williams
gave two vocal numbers, accompanied
by Mrs. Hurley at the piano. Mrs. An
ma Prettyman. Mrs Kathryn Shockley
and Clarence Jester gave readings. Dor
is SOckrider and Adele Warren enter
tained with a violin duet. Elizabeth
Anne Houston and her sister sang
duet. Margaret williams read Lincoln's
Gettysburg address. Mrs. Laura Pur-
nell presented a number in the form OF
a guessing game. This was in keeping
with the traditional February second
ground hog day). The winner in this
game received a plate of large red ap-
pies. The surprise feature OF the pro-
gram was kept until the last. when the
group started singing Happy Birth
day and presented the teacher OF the
class, DR.. Herson. with birthday cake
covered with candles. as February also
happens to be his natal month.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
we're served.
Milford chronicle., 1938-02-11
KENT SUPERIOR
COURT CONVENES
ON FEBRUARY Il.
[Confimned rom First Peeel

lOOHIWHed from FHSf Pdge
charges): Susie Thomas. illegal sale
of liquor e charses); John Buck
son. alias Jack. illegal sale of liq-
uor q charges; William T. Joyce,
manslaughter; Joseph Gibbs, MUIR
der; Nathaniel NJ. Robinson, assault
and battery; Arthur Hammond.
false pretenses; Leroy Johnson. de-
sertiOn and non-suppOrt; Emma
Thompson. failure to report at
health clinic; Elsie Webb, failure to
report at health clinic.
The following were held under
peace bonds and cimmitments:
Bernice r. Layer. G. Lester Layer
Michael +. Walsh. John Fl. Ross, Mary
l.. Garrand. Ruby Cobb. Walter Wins
ton Edgar Faulkner. Raymond X. Ar
tbs, George Waters, Caleb L. Baynard.
Ira Glanden, Chester Thomas. Timothy
Fox. James w. Gray -carda Harris.
Divorce Gases
In the calendar just issued by Pro-
thonOtary w. Marion Stevenson. Of
Kent County Superior Court. which
convenes February 21. the following
divorce cases are scheduled:
Ruth Irene Council VS.. Oakley r.
renee Nathaniel Hicks: Iva Belle Tash-
ler VS.. Herman Gottleib Tashner: Rus
sell F. Garrow VS.. Anna W. Garrow;
Florahelle r. RhOads VS.. George A.
RhOads: Amos j. Bell VS.. Julia w Bell;
Helen Mosley VS.. Herman Mosley; Anna
W. Donovan VS.. George Donovan: Mack
Wilson Butler VS.. Ethel Mary Butler:
Mary Ethel Ringgold VS.. Homer Ed
ward Ringgold: Alva NJ. Jewell vs.. John
:. Jewell: Harvey Tharp VS.. Mary Ken
on Tharp: Julia Weller Faulkner vs.
Edgar Faulkner: Ruth w Ryan VS..
William ]. Ryan: oliver II. Melvin VS..
laura A. Melvin: Leroy johnson VS..
lara r. Johnson: Etzell z. RiddaEh VS..
George p. Riddagh.
Final DEGREES listed for approval are
Is follows:
Harold Hill VS.. Anna Mae Hill: Ger
main Wright VS.. Kenney Y. Wright:
Myrtle Walls Kreer VS.. Ralph Paul
Sreer; Anna May Rossback vs.. Fred.
rick ROsshack: George S. McClelland
g. Matte McClelIand: Joseph Thomas
IemD VS.. Helen Hazard Kemp: Lydia |
v. Pritchett VS.. Frank s. Pritchett:
'earl A. Rhein VS.. Arthur w. Rhein.
Milford chronicle., 1938-02-11
STATE INLET PROJECT
WILL BE STARTED SOON
fConfinned trcm F1rt PsseJ

tCOHfiHEed frcm First PSgel
Indian River Inlet, and dredging ap-
proximately 1.226,OOO cubic yards of
material from the inlet. Bids were
opened Jan. 25, 1888.
The state is contributing. through
IA legislative appropriation. a part Of
the funds for the work. The state
appropriated $16O,O0O for the work.
and Sussex county $4,000.
Gov. Richard c. McMullen and
Secretary of State Charles l.. Terry.
Jr. in December. decided 200 feet OF
land on either side of the inlet to the
federal government. Sixty years ago,
streams to be benefited by opening
of the inlet to the ocean were navi-
gable an dabOunded in all kinds OF
seafOOd.
u. S. Senators James II. Hughes
aud John G. Townsend. Jr.. and Rep.
William F. Allen cooperated in Sc
curing federal assistance for the
present project
Milford chronicle., 1938-02-11
MILFORD GRANGE NEWS

On Friday of last week about 25
of our members visited the little
Grange at Angola where we were
most cordially received and a pleas
ant evening was spent. A program
was given and at its close Worthy
Master Jester presented to Brother
and Sister Mustard. Sister Marsh
and Sister Jones silver certificates,
denOting 25 years of continuous
membership On Saturday evening,
Greenwood Grange members were
the guests of Milford Grange. Mrs.
A. f. Num- introduced the Green
wood lecturer. Miss Richards, who
announced the program which was
largely Lincoln one, and consisted
of readings, sketches and music. The
solos and violin music rendered by
Rev. Kay were of especial interest.
Next Saturday the program will
be given by our Juveniles and will
consist of songs and recitations by
the boys and girls. after which pic
lures will be shown by Walter Nc
Ginnis. The lecture hour will be an
open one, so invite your friends. big
or little, to come with you.
On Friday evening, February IL.
Milford Grange takes the banner and
program to CoolsDring. If you have
any extra room in your car fill it
with those who have no way of go
ing and let's all go. Watch for news
about covered dish supper later in
the month.