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NEW DETACHED BRICK,
S12,750.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
This center-entrance home Of gracious
Colonial architecture is situated on
lovely level lot with 12 trees. First floor
has 21x12-ft. living rm. with wood-burn-
ing fireplace, dining rm. 12x11 "a, kitchen
with table space and 3 windows, lavatory,
rear porch overlooking garden Second
floor has bedrooms, . bedrms. take twin
beds, the other takes double bed. Tub
and shower bath. Stairway to full attic.
Gas heat, Venetian blinds. furred walls,
insulation, copper pipes, concrete driveway
to brick garage. sidewalk. slate roof, fir
Restricted clientele With modest down
payment, this home can be bought on
terms like rent. Call Mr.. Chambers, WO.
147S, or THOMAS j. FISHER. DI. $3.50.
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LINCOLN PARK, 14O
18th st. Sc. Price. S7,30o;, terms
J. EDW. FOWLER & SON.
MA. 1919. 1012 Eye ST. NV. y.
SE.-COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
POSSESSION.
Large, detached Groom, pantry. de-
tached garage, in excellent Anacostia loca-
ton, wide paved streets, big lot with shrub
berry and flowers.
ADELBERT w. LEE,
3211 Penn. Ave. S,E. Ii. 1000.
WOODED LOT, PRACTICALLY NEW. g.
room home in Bethesda; Ia baths in
cluding lavatory on 1st floor; large kitchen
and living room with fireplace; lot !Ox137;
" blks from bus lines; side porch sum-
mer and winter hookup oil hot-water heat
price. $3.50; terms like rent.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO:
1889 Wis Ave WI 2431.
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NEW BUNGALOWS.
$4,000.
5000 CASH

You have asked for low-priced houses.
here are a few, located in Kensington,
Md, II miles from downtown Washington,
about 5 miles from Chevy. Chase Circle,
Y block ok from bus line New, good con
conditioned heat. coal-burning furnace;
exceptionally nice lots. 5Ox15O, with shade
sewer and water, no settlement charges;
500 per mo-, including taxes and insur-
ance. Will be. ready. for occupancy in 2
a few left.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

LARGE TRACT OF TNBER LAND WORTH
$4,000. clear OF encumbrance for WELL
located apt. bldg. subject to trust. Here
is bargain for some one OWNER, co.
7571: evenings, AID. 3S42.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR DURATION. NEW
delphia suburb. for similar one in suburban
WASHINGTON. Box 1921. Star,
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COTTAGE-SS,4OO.

4433 ALABAMA AVE. S.E.
rooms. l bedroom and bath on 1st
floor, bedrooms 2nd floor. dry recreation
room, brick garage. Call Mr.. LaWton,
ADELBERT w. LEE.
3211 Pa. Ave Sc Ii. 1000.
GEORGETOWN, 35th ST. Mr.. PER-
feet condition. Double living rms, dining
rm., kitchen, bedrooms . baths, oil heat.
garden, garage. Immediate posse sSion.
$4,000.
3-story brick, near 14th and Clifton,
9 rms, 2 baths gas heat; excellent con-
dition. ~
l. E. SHOEMAKER, RE. 1868 or EN-. 6421.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Arranged for two families, s rooms.
baths: rooms and bath each floor. De-
tached frame on large lot, u. block 10
new room and hot-water heating plant:
Price, S6,950.00: with $4,000 cash and
$50. 90 per mo. This house will pay for
itself properly managed.
M. B. WEAVER.
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SILVER SPRING.
Groom Colonial House

Large wooded lot screened porch, built
in garage: near park. schools and trans
portation; price, $3.50.
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.,
1854 ColeSville Rd SH 51OO
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COLORED-NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA
rd:-12 rooms. 2 baths, h.-w.h.: terms.
URCIOLO REALTY CO., ME. 4941.
COLORED-15OO BLOCK CAROLINE ST.
n.w.-2-story semi-detached brick, rms,
bath and cellar; h.-w.h.; $500 cash, bal.
I'm. " S. HURLBERT, MA. 3570. 931 H
COLoRED-IN DEANWOOD, 500 BLOCK
Kastle pl.-Frame BUNGALOW, rms, bath
and cleo: furnace heat; $500 cash; bal
S27 so month. v. 8. HURLBERT, MA.
3570. 931 H st. NV.
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CHOICE NE SECTION

l year old, Diet. brick. on large lot. in
priced same for quick sale Center hall,
8 rooms, 2 tile baths. 3 bedrooms. tile
kitchen. paneled rec. room, auto. oil
heat, air cOnd FM Q5E1
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2 BUNGALOW BARGAINS.

2 BUNGALOW BARGAINS.
Woodbridge, 26O9 Bunker Hill road ne
rooms, tile bath, shower; good condition:
oil heat. screened front porch: lot 371ax130.
Open. $3.50.
rooms and bath, attic, oil air-conditioned
heat. front porch; lot 7sx671a; new roof;
- Wv VIM. R. THoRowGooD.
2024 Rhode Island Ave. NE. DE. 0317.
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CLEVELAND PARK,

Lovely close-in section. Attrac. center-hall
brick. rms, 3 bedrms, maids rm. and
bath: auto. heat. Vacant July Is. Only
$4,000. iAlso s-rm. brick house, S9,750D
DIXIE REALTY CO, MA $3.50
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ROLLINGWOOD
AT ROCK CREEK PARK.
No gas worries; on bus line, yet all
outdoors is at your feet; recreation cen
ter field house. tennis courts and bride
path 3 homes Just completed, 2 nearing
completion.
BEAUTIFUL CAPE COD,
6538 LENHART DRIVE.
Different than any you have seen. g
rooms 2Ia baths. recreation room. maids
room in basement, large screened porch,
attached 2-car garage; an artistic HOME,
not Just house.
THE COLONIALS
Are four bedroom homes with 3iz baths
including maids room and tiled shower
in basement.
ALL HOMES
Are situated on large, beautiful lots,
giant trees, stone walls and ample shrub
berry.
Open 1919 To inspect: Drive out 18th
st. to Sherrell drive or Kalmia rd., west
through the park on Beach drive to Le-
land, left two blocks to Rollingwood drive
and subdivision. Or from Conn. ave, turn
east on East Leland to Rollingwood drive.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
REAL SUBURBAN VALI

INVESTMENT OR A HOME.
A nice 6-rm. brick house Kentucky ave
s Enr full details call Oliver 34hQ
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
Ing & Storage Co., Taylor 1887.
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CORNER BRICK

NEAR End AND CONCORD AVE.
A very attractive Colonial brick home
of six rooms bath, double rear porches,
close to express bus line, stores. schools,
etc; lot, 2S,bx100. Eve. phone CHI. 1000,
L. T. GRAVATTE,
zoo 9Th st Raaltor MA n1k2
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

large living room. Boy 35o-M, Star.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CA Gall g. Clay, a. FARMs, rms ACREAGE SUBURB
SEE OUR NEW 5000 5-Ro0M BRICK
mi-detached houses at S34.23 per mo-,
2-family. Broom houses, 9th and N. Bu-
chanan sts: open for Or inspection. Agents
son 1904 or $50. '' WAL 1'' 'o' '"'N
FROM OWNER s ROOMS, 8 PoRCHEs
shada wshin mile mile new Army 6ldgs' 75-ft. front;
ss1s Rssl Hssss Isasss and AVE Ms
large noored attic fun basement ouhsS1oH, ~,
berry Excellent neishborhood dn'y yaeans s9fn9 i@
%ss5 Mr. 2rr esrf e. M M
RLINGTON-vACANT: NEARLY NEW,
heat. tile bath, basement; block to school:
g g 5S5 siss SisR 'Ra! Rasalass ns
MUST SELL OWNER CALLED IN sERV-
ce-2.bedroom house. living room with
wayo and bus line, Rogers Heishts s' 81. n7t .75o,
ER CO, 945 st. NV. Ma. 9593.
snBqaBAN fSe }aAS is5mans iEsTATE OF 2ac+6 Sc N
County. II miles from 'si washington. Ct atrse Tse
bill i, to charming ss-room brick house, with
living room and other refinementHss fdire; Hs'-ff Of
beauty and comfort. The outbuildinas,, ali
Gear sarase and severa Gns,Si cScHer He ,aS
The white board fencing and fields running
into the woods suggest the restful security
ce ri s doWn see w MasoN
sSsa g1s5s1s sssaad4s ssS Sas o 5s
6-RoOM COLONIAL BRICK, LARGE LOT;
sasS sSs !Saf faE fsh sEsss g. aas A. nsa sen:
NEW 4. s AND 9 RIM; HOMES. | ACRE As,s
10 ots ss6o 6ade down. M modsER ~ s
Silver eth Hill Md. Spruce o7s7. '''-.-''
ARLINGToN--NEW, MODERN GROOM
detached brick: automatic heat fun base
Take Wilson blvd. to s23 N. Jefferson. y.
modern, BUNGALOW, tile bath. oil air-cendi.
toned heat, ATTACHED sarnage; near ,sie schools
en- en- s44o !4aosD0fsa'1onH r. {. HINES sons iN
s7.45oLARLINdToN4 BEDROOMS, .
ths' Ssth kit:. itd ist large shaded lot fruits,
cH' oH"e 5S77: II ewes. Gil: s6is.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-NAVAL OFFICEHS 3 |
new home with all the charm and beauty |
Of old Alexandria. interesting, living and |
dining rooms, overlooking walled garden;
oak floors, completely equipped modern |
kitchen. 2 bedrooms, "a baths; quiet May
air conditioned heating; $500; excel. |
trans. Call TIE 1905 or Ma. 1868.
COUNTY MODERN BUN
galow, on bus line, in good neiehborhood; |
5 miles D. G. Price, S4.750: terms. ].
vINSON PETER or ROY p. MOORE.
once phone, Rockville 156, O.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

Most conv. close-in location, 7-room
brick, including frst-foor sunroom, lAz
baths. gas hot-water heat; near transp
and shopping; it's real value. $9,5 800.
EN-. 1890 until pm. F. A. TWEED CO..
1904 Conn. ave. NV.
NEW O pOONE uOTTCE
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
New broom brick, attached; tile bath;
price, S5.950;. $50 monthly payments in
1857 Clay pl. ne. OWNER, EN-. 7139.
26 w ST. NW.-6 LARGE BEAUTIFUL
rooms, h.-wh:. double brick garage; lot,
2Oxl44; S6,950. $500 cash, balance like
rent; immediate possession
URCIOLO REALTY CO., ME 4e41
SILVER SPRING. S7,s50-A WELL
constructed new 5-room brick bungalow.
located in a restricted subdivision, close
70 schools, stores and buses; living room
nreplace, porch, large basement, full attic,
air-conditioned heat
A. " PISANI WI XIX
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POSSESSION.

lWMEDIhl q IOOOEOOIOIV.
4o6 Reading ST., Rockville Md. Attrac-
tive 6-room home on a lot 200 IT. deep
3 bedrooms and bath, sun porch. complete
Kitchen, garage, automatic heat; to sell
quickly, S5,450.
E. M. FRY, INC.
RSdn Wis Ave W.T. S140
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A DISTINGUISHED
AGIIIICEuyrC AIrU IlEGIIlEMGT

MASSACHUSETTS AVE. RESIDENCE
In the embassy section of this historic
street. 12 rooms. 2 bedrooms. baths
fusely Handicapped, full-grown shrubs and
trees: Shown by appointment thrqugh
nings, Mr.. Gatewood Bennett, North 2076.
NEAR 18th & LoNGFTLLoW ST. NV.
Two-family red brick. FIRST floor contains
3 rooms and open porch; second floor,
rooms and inclosed porch. 2 kitchens
2-car garage. Rented for s12o per
ment. Call MR.. PARTLOW. RIA. 1885 or
DI. 3346.
IF YOU HAVE $500 TO $3.50 CASH,
good credit and can make a fair monthly
payment you can buy g. broom, modern
brick bungalow in good Northwest sec
ton or a new semi-det. 5-room brick
home, in good Sc. location.
CALL MR.. FOSTER,
WA 917S or DI. 334s.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE, NEAR 18th AND AM
Columbia I'd. 10 rooms. modern row brick
auto heat garage; excellent condition.
WM 1acSseo c0RGosAfN 3 Nv WnI' cGi 2i 1HS fSss
Evenings, Phone AD. 5569.
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DIIPONT CIRCI,E

o st., at GOTH bed-living rooms, kitchen,
bath, overlooking gardens; Aug and Sept.
Maid service included; unusual offer; 500.
Wednesday, 2 to 8, MI. 5262.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

NEAT HOUSE. UNFURNIsHED. THREE
bedrooms, suburban, within one mile OF
stores and railroad or bus one hour COM
muting. State rental and phone number.
BOX 335-M Star g
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,
West Of Conn. Ave.

Gv CHASEr NIL,
West Of Conn. Ave.
DETACHED COLONIAL.
$4,000.
. Center entrance. full-depth living ROOM
dlning room kitchen. breakfast nook, first
noor lavatory: bedrooms inclosed and
neated sleeping porch; stairway to attic:
oil heat: detached garage; shady lot Lo-
cated IN most desirable neighborhood
Evening PHONE Service ZOO to 900.
Ma. 1900. Realtor. 1012 18th st. NV
DETACHED-CORNER.
In Silver Spring area, convenient to trans
portation. schools. churches and stores:
four bedrooms 1.-TWO on first foor) and 2
haths, studio living room; all-stone con-
struction; 2-car garage; beautiful shade
trees tree immsd1ate possession o. Let us take
THos. E. FARRELL g.. Realtors
I'll 10th st. NV. National 0765.
TWO FEARS FEARS OLD.
painted walls; modern kitchen with Servel
refrigerator,, gas hot-water heating sys-
tenn; three, bedrooms and bath on SECOND
floor Call Mr.. Dreisen. with BEITzELL,
DI. 3100 or IA. 69O2 ewes
CORNER BRICK HOME, $3.50.
West Virginia Ave. and Morse st. NE
rooms and bath, porches and garage.
home in fine condition. For inspection or
further details call Mr.. Sharnof1, AID. 2979.
WAPIE & JAMES INC, DI 3346.
S7,45O-MODERN BRICK HOME
3 extra large rooms, porch, garage;
close. to stores. schools, transp.; within
walking distance new Naval Hospital,
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MOVE IN TOMORROW!

a YOUR MONTHLY RENT!
New 2-bedrm. bungalows room for extra
bedrm.. upstairs: large, high, cool wooded
lots; all city convenienceS: restricted COM
munity; 2S-minute bus downtown, sc fare;
1850. 10fo f. H. A. Only left at this
price, New group to sell above $4,000.
Act now. Only war workers qualify
PHILLIPS H. CLARKE CO..
West Lanham Hills. Nd.
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GOOD BUY-$6,250.
Attractive California bungalow, years
old; 2 large bedrooms, gas heat. air-con-
Venetian blinds; terms L. g.
WHITE, WI 1900. O.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
REAL BUY-$12,950.
Attractive Colonial brick home fully
insulated, six large rooms, 3 bedrooms. 2
baths, recreation room with lavatory, built
in garage, beautiful lot, rear screened
porch overlooking formal garden: con-
veninet to shopping center, schools and
bus: terms. To inspect call
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate,
WI. 1900. Ewes. WI. 4943 q
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A REAL INVESTMENT.

This commercial property is located on
lot containing 10000 So. #. with en-
frances on 2 streets and side alley, en-
TT OF floor space; rented for S10,500 per
year: all repairs and maintenance paid by
tenant. Priced to net approximately 167sSo
on equity.
CALL MIR. CANDY, ME. 1879
] WESI EY BUCHANAN. Realtnr
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*" WILL MARK THE SPOT
Where Property Once Stood.
With Only $3.50 Down
BrightWood Detached Home.
Not a new home. BUT q substantial
5-rm. and bath stucco home painted
beautiful white, h.-w.h., anil. basement,
porches; facing wide. avenue: bus lines
Block: plenty plenty Of w around: very liberal
terms: only S5,950. Shown b. appoint
ment. VIM. G. CALOMRIS, AD. O6Ss.
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REDUCED-BRIGHTWC

. sold. only 2 left; don't fail to inspect
these exceptional 3-bedroom, 11a.batn
homes. Out Conn. ave. turn west on
Bradley lane, past Wis. ave. into Bradley
blvd, out Bradley blvd Just past Ken
wood to Brite drive, look for Metzler sign.
Call us for further particulars.
METZLER. REALTOR,
District $500 1106 Vermont Ave. NV.
Sunday and Night. Taylor 0620.
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ROOMING HOUSE.

MUST SELL.
This 3-story brick building contains 3
rooms and bath on each floor, oil heat
Gear brick garage. Can easily be con-
verted into 3 apis. Price only S10,950.
Inspection by appointment only. Call Mr..
Pricci. DI. 300. or GE. 6548 ewes.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-03
High School Assembly

The weekly assembly of students
at the High School took place on
Wednesday morning as is the usual
custom. The Boy Scouts presented
a play, "First-Aid Teaches Les
son." with members of the local
troup taking the parts. The play
was written especially for Boy
Scouts by Lambert j. Case, field
executive of the Boy Scouts of
America.
The program was as follows:
Hymn-All Hail the Power of
Jesus Name.
Bible Reading - erin e
Haughey.
Lords Prayer.
Patriotic Song - America, the
Beautiful.
Pledge of Allegiance to Flag, led
by Irwin Salmons.
Characters:
Mrs. Sheridan e. Henry Pusey
Mr.. Sheridan ... Jack Cordrey
Billy Sheridan, their SOM
.r.. Donald Shannon
Mr.. Jones, ian injured mani
..... Bill Hallett
Driver of car Gilbert Wilkins
DR.. Harvey Jimmy Peterman
Other Scouts, preparing for first
aid test - Tommy Baxter, patrol
leader, George Marshall, Jack
Tease, Burton Coverdale, Joseph
McFaul.
Scene-Dining-room of the Sher
idan home
Time-7:2O of a winters evening.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-03
Extension Circular
For Poultrynen Out
toOntinued gfom FIRST rageJ

This new circular is illustrated
TO show how new shelters may be
constructed and it contains many
other helpful pointers such as the
conversion of a brooder house or a
temporary building into a laying
shelter and the location and man
agement of the shelters for the
greatest efficiency.
In citing the merits of summer
laying shelters on the poultry
farm, Richardson says that these
economical shelters do more than
provide cool quarters for the lay
ing flock. Such a structure as a
part of the poultry farm equip
ment makes it possible for the
flock owner to keep his yearling
hens for a longer period than would
otherwise be possible.s This is i'm
portant too, especially as one
means of helping poultrymen to
produce the quantities of eggs
needed during the emergency.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-03
261st C. "A. Has Fine
Group OF Young Men
CONTINUED from FIRST Fase1

Corporal Randolph Camper
Headquarters Battery. 261st C. A.,
has been appointed to the grade of
sergeant. His work is confined to
the field commissary which is now
located in Georgetown. Sgt Camper,
by the way, is receiving congratu-
lations upon being the proud father
of lovely baby daughter. Prior to
induction Sgt. Camper lived in Do
yer.
First Sergeant Ralph German of
Laurel, is in the Beebe Hospital,
Lewes, recovering from injuries re-
ceived in an automobile accident
last week. The accident occurred
near Rehoboth. Sgt. German, al
though improving, is still consid-
cred to be in a serious condition.
Corporal John Carpenter, also in
jured in the accident, has been re-
leased from the hospital.
The Delaware soldiers in the
261st Coast Artillery are extremely
grateful for the many cards, let
ters and gifts sent to them by their
friends at home. These many re-
minders do their bit very effec-
lively toward keeping the morale
high.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-03
Milford Grange Notes

Milford Grange met on Saturday
evening for the first neighbors
night. Eighty-seven members froh
the various, oranges of Kent ant
Sussex counties were present.
The members of Broad Creek
Grange presented the following
program:
Scripture reading.
Song, 1 Love Thy Kingdom, Lord
Citizenship is the program word
Emblem a small church lighted.
Address-History of cur Church
es-Mr. Windsor.
Quartette-Mr. and Mrs. Powell,
Mrs. Benson and Miss Moore.
Boy sermon--Bobby Powell.
Church and Grange working to-
gether for good citizenship--Mrs.
Benson.
The Little Country Church -
Rena Wright.
Remarkably State Master C. L.
Jester. State Overseer A. b. Thom-
as, State Flora Nettie f. Jester,
State Chaplain Howard r. Moore,
State Pomona Helen Thomas.
) Pomona Master Kent Co. Slam
mon Coverdale; Sussex Deputy
Paris Kirby.
April 4th, Rehearsal for 3rd and
4th degrees.
April 11th, Mr.. Coils and the F.
+. A. Boys.
Mrs. A. E. Num- is i'll at her home
on Fisher avenue.
Duane Lynn is recovering from
a major operation at Johns Hop
kins Hospital, Baltimore.
The Downings are returning
from Florida this week.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-03

The Milford Free Public Library
will be closed on Monday evening
April g.. the day being Easter Mon
day.
Members of Mrs. Neal Steven
sons Standard First-Aid class are
asked to stop at the Chronicle Of
flee and receive their certificates.
The Susannah Wesley Circle of
the Avenue Methodist Church will
meet at the home of Miss Lydia
Abbott next Friday evening, April
10, at 500 O'Clock.
.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of Slaughter Neck
Methodist Church will meet Tues
day evening, April z, with Mrs.
Vinal Carey as hostess.
%
Help the Milford Neck Airplane
Spoilers Observation Post by at
tending the benefit card party at
the new Armory Friday evening,
April 10. Refreshments! Prizes for
all for 25c.
The Willing Workers class of
Millwood will meet with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo Deputy on Thursday
evening, April 9. Entertainment
committee is composed of Mrs. Ruth
Jester, Harvey Warner, Raymond
Davis. Please note change of eve
ming.
The Sunshine Society of Mill
wood is sponsoring a card and bin
go party at the new Milford Armory
on Friday evening, April 10, at 8
o'clock for the benefit of the Mil
ford Neck Observation Post. Re-
will be served and
prizes will be given. Admission Csc.
Your patronage is earnestly desir-
ed,
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-03
New Century Club Notes

Superintendent Robert E. Shilling
of the Milford Schools, was the
speaker at the Milford New Century
Club on Monday. having "Interna-
tional Relations" as his subject.
Mrs. Elizabeth d. Riggs, chairman,
presented Mr.. Shilling. The scope
of war, with it's many battle fronts
was reviewed by the speaker. His
approach to his subject was para
phrase of the theatre, the stage, the
setting, the players, the theme and
the effect on the Onlookers, bring
ing them the unrealities of the real,
the narrowness of the wide and the
nearness. of the far. While the
scene is somewhat familiar to 1917,
these years will be known as the
era of destruction, said Mr.. Shill-
ing The psychological treatment
of the subject was interesting to
the members as presented by the
guest speaker. MUSIC for the af-
ternoon included two contralto So
los, "Let Thy Will Be Done" and
ANGELS of Mercy" sung by Miss
Adele Warren, accompanied by
Mrs. Edward Hurley and two piano
numbers Golden Wedding" and
Simple Confession" played by Miss
Marilyn Janison. s1
Next week will be Music Day with
Mrs. Davis r. Grier as chairman.
Again Mrs Grier has planned fine
which she is calling "In
terurban Music Day." Mr.. Melvin
Bropst of Harrington Schools, will
present an ensemble of instru-
ments, played by several students.
Mrs. Harry Darbee of Frederick
will play a few numbers on the vio-
lin, accompanied by Mrs. Lester L.
Carlisle. Mrs. Ralph Baker and
Mrs. Chester Stroup of Georgetown
are included in the list of artists
on the program. And
local talent will include solos by
Mr.. Herbert Nichols and the Girls
Trio from the Milford Schools. Mrs.
Irier has arranged a number of
programs for the club
and this will be one more to add
% the list. A good attendance would
De compliment to those from out
If town.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-03
IA Registration Days For
Voters In Kent, Sussex
tcontinued from Flrst PaEel

ty jail, for the purpose of ascertain
ing and registering persons who
are or may become qualified to en-
joy the right of an elector at the
next general election to be held on
November 8, this year. The regis
tration dates follows:
Saturday, April As a. m. to II
a. m. and IL noon to 4 p. m.
Thursday, April 9-11 a. m. to A
p. m. and 6 p. IN. to s p. m.
Wednesday, April 15-S a. IN. to
II a. m. and 12 noon to p. in.
Tuesday, April 21-S a. IN. to IL a.
m. and 10 noon to p. m.
Tuesday, April 2S-S a. m. to II
a. m. and IL noon to p. IN.
Saturday, May 9-S a. IN. to II
a. m. and, II noon to 4 p. III.
Thursday, May 14-11 a. m. to
p. IN. and 6 p. m. to p. m.
Wednesday, May 20-S a. m. to IL
a. m. and IL noon to 4 p. m.
Tuesday, May 26-S a. IN. to II
a. m. and 12 noon to A p. m.
Saturday, June 6-S a. m. to IL
a. m. and IL noon to A p. m.
Thursday, June lis a. m. to IL
a. m. and IL noon to p. IN.
Wednesday, June 17-S a. m. to IL
a. m. and IL noon to p. m.
Tuesday, June 23-S a. IN. to IL
a. m. and IL noon to A p. m.
Tuesday, June 30-S a. m. to IL
a. m. and IL noon to A p. IN.
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state adviser. Paul M. Hodgson,
acting state supervisor of vocation
al agriculture, was named acting
state adviser. The state secretary
will be selected by the. president.
Robert Davis, Jr.. of Newark,
New Castle County F. F. A. public
speaking champion, won the state
contest. His topic was Dairy
Farming in New Castle County.
Second place went to Thomas
Shockley, Bfidgeville. who discuss
ed 1.-THE Farmers Place in the
War" William Wharton of Dover
was third with Farming for Free
DOM" The judges were: E. Paul
Burkholder, supervisor of Kent
County schools; County Agent Rus
sell E. Wilson, and George Butler,
agricultural teacher at Lord Balti-
more School.
Mr.. Hodgson awarded Diamond
Farmer degrees. highest sta tie
award, to the following: Palmer
Corey, Robert M. Stevenson, Paul
1. O'Bier, Seaford; George Briggs,
Georgetown; Robbins Webb, Mil
ford; Wilson Webb, Milford; Cecil
Wilson, Harrington; Andrew Ford,
John C. Trembly, H. c.
Conrad School, and Pete Udkewitz.