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Evening star., 1946-09-21

! oSE-BEDR3oM in oRcSoSds apartments, one ne.
or house ior adas
TR s"o5 or AT. si4s' ewes, and weekend.
WILL EXCHANGE modern. ufurn- l.
6edrm apt. near eth and Sheridan NV,
ior SYs same In sub Arl, or Alex. RA. 31s7
WAsHINGToN for chicaso-win sell Q.
osdrm cooperative apt. in Wash. in ex-
change for furn; or unfurn. apt. to rent
g sY.acusE GhieaHs foR SIX WasHNeros Va fs or ysD.
for apt. or house. Box 3al-H, Star or
Pisovs APT: WASTED aS4 NEW YORK for new Is. hou,.
trentaD Washington J. A B., "a BEN
net, S AYE aye Apt. 54-A, New York SO, WA
NEW YoRk-2 or , bedrm. apt. or hou..
SEMMI.L: 81 NIL: s1gs.5 1s45 17th st. n, Arlington,
AIExANDRiA FOR RIcHMoND-riTs.-
Write IL West Mt. Ida ave. Alex; Va.
HAVE u, "a NICELY Sles suRN; or un,arn; I'm.
sHsa sE3 s.S YORK k0fF For NJ MssTlsGroS-Isrt lail
s.rm modern apt 80 min; from Times
sfn5 'fs' s. sR ssdI 1900 hGs;s Hs 4as
WasiISGToN for Manhattan or Lons
or unfurn) a1assroom apt. NV. for on.
"aShhN1hON FOh NEW fOhh-Attrsc.,
modern S-bedrm. apt, NV. for similar
untnln. apt. or hSe., Long Island. or ac-
cessible Great Neck by auto. DE 1900,
Ext. 1873. or WO. 364S so
NEW YORK APT. OF 3 rms. 2 exposures,
very modern, for 2-bedrm. apt. in Wash.
or suburbs. RA. 1924 after Il pm -25
Los ANGELES for Washing ton-2- bedroom
apt. new blds, Beverly Hills. excel. resi-
dental district for 2-bedroom apt. Boz
HAVE LARGE UNFURN. 1-room apt. with
dressing closet. kitchen. bath, elevator
and switchboard service: near Dupont
Circle; rental, S42 80 Want l or > bed
room apt. near transp. Box 227-H. star.
COLUMBUS FOR wASHINGToN-win ex.
ehspge sta,Sss Spacious 2-oedrm. apt; in Co
2; D;tG; e immsdia,siys Can IA. 1853. ga
apt. for apt. in d. C. or suburbs, Box
WILL ExcHANGE 1-eedroom apartment.
completely furnished, in suburban WASH
ington, ., c., fer similar apartment in
Seattle, Wash. Box 494-H Star. 22'
FOR NEW YORK-want
New York 2-bedroom apt. in 90's near
Riverside DIR. for 2-bedroom apt. in wash
!ngton, NV; Or s.. Box l7e-o. star. -s7
walking distance to town, children accept
able, for house in or near d. c.: up to
SI25 monthly. Ex. 1857. ~
Evening star., 1946-09-21

sHsi GSr6 s6utR sSf f4 co s,s sr 4h %
ADDING MACH, typewriters. calculators,
ONCE ms s equip; @ all BIN kinds: top prices pd, Ewes
ANTIQUES. decorative % ead Objects Is in furniture,
THE ass sf0 st6 s6 Sc s"ffs
treasures; will pay full value for early
y. IN Ra or nF, dr
Antique FuRNITuRI. art objects, bet
antsd ehns and in
STTIsRA NJ SRADX yKwTKV a. o,amona. .na
SeRl 1S Box auiss eshesa st. nR Rres Ne g5ss s
ANTIQUES. furniture, bric-a-orac.. china.
ssssvsr aSs: Cash Fqsi DIes. p,a c. 6 SaP1s
BEDROOM; dining. living room furniture
e BEDROOM SUITES sdfa dining room n'' suites
living room pieces. rugs. gas ranges and
once: will pay highest possible prices. No
%dtsr odsy saR MR RAb sGs hsEe s S ss sp please call
must mus T Be reasonabie' SON % Phone CO CO 4sgs.Mso
sPoksE 0f4sh FRN SOLD BooRroRh OK sS
until $; sundays until g pm. 10
CAMERAS. ca all types: movie eauipment'
Dept, Of Justice. @ RE. a4s5. ''"" ''''''''
caMERAsGsEmsn eamsra snd Isnss'
l4l0 New York ave. NV.
CAMERAS-Leicas, Contsxs. other foreign
eauipment. @ % Also e movie eauipment @ no'' Come Come
hS us mi r. Rxefii
CAMERAs8We AMAyy BUY Buy used cameras; highest
eexMEfkass:s eMfs u pnoso toto equipment. both .m.ss..
PHoTo suPPLY. 500 7th st. NV. tnear r
prices paid. Open evenings. viii cali. D0
ceiorHNGEHisssssn i nr,sss paid for men,
1.sd iHshHs pnaASs o5sa VII e. II
Hs.d ssss sSthns 6usn E1aRS .SiI xI i' 7h St
oren's Clothing, shoes; entire house ehold
phone eTsDfS Ex as dshfs VIII ca GooG
NEIGHBOR STORES. 93l 5th st. NV 20
DIAMONDS ana OLD eoio, diamond watche.
81 sGRR flSffsee0 iNe Sc fsfs 18th Gasn na 81
and wrist watches: initial, birthstones' dia;
psid paN 'i' NEW YORK JEWELRY ls Co. ~
bIsSsI;R" !" GONG. Telephone evenings Q,
FURNITURE--Will pay highest prices. fol
ssea ad antaass sdads OF co
Pa. ave NV Ma $500: ewes. GE. 6447
FuRNiTuRI-We IIRlHI Is. buy entire household
FURNITURE-All kinds of household good
and brio: c:a-brac. Highest cash prices
fTRNfTURE and home furnishings Of al
sEsss PROMPT remoSs SSd ''Sd.Jf Mr. JERRY r.
IIRNITuRE5aAm FUR TUE "a! in Interested ss in in bgyn,
Phone evenings Republic 3672. o6'
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
ssI5ss Sse 'sf. SsiDy sD!!s hsns Please
sSur Se soa silver, oissip ss
GOLF CLUES, with steel shafts in tss" sooe
condition; also studio camera stand: small
KoDAKs, Argus, zeiss: Leica. Granex arr
other. gsnted BRENNER, sa3 Pa. ave
MOVIE cAMERAs, movie and still pro
iectors. movie lenses, editors, etc, wanted
BRENNER, 93a Pa: ave. NV. RE. 2434
OFFICE FURNITURE, any amount. MI
OID-FAsHIoNED PICTURE frames, clocks
bought for cash. EN-. 4205 and give
PHoTO LENSES, binoculars, microscopes
cameras, movie equipment wanted. BREN
NER. 1913 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2434
PIANOS WANTED-The Colonial Piant
Shop wants to buy good pianos OF all kinds
Bs ars F. se the mk Sshes fs 19F
1871 or Ma. 2965. for prompt and cour
teous appraisal.
PIANO-We are looking for spinet apt
uprieht or grand piano: will pay tn
! highest lash price. GE. s465.
PIANOS. srand. upright spinet or apt
ssah sns ans No. &c ssoa any condition; will pa
Evening star., 1946-09-21
ROOM WITH. BOARD WANTED.

PERMANENT Government woman employe
wants room and board or room and break
last with private family near Connecticut
avenue bus Box 445-H, Star 22s
and School-age daughter; prefer Georsia
ave district Call evenings. RA O189 90.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving:
storage local. long dist. moving ia 2e3;
22s
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN desires room and
ooaro, 500 monthly. City or country GE
S4O6 or Box 499-H. Star pos
Evening star., 1946-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT, $3.50 per
month, 3 mos. SS.75. Call GE s719 81.
BASEMENT, excaVating. hoisting OF all
types, tank setting. Call for free esti-
mates OIL 1435 -o5
Evening star., 1946-09-21
APARTMENTS UNFURh,sHsp.

bath 2422 Penna. ave NV, $40 mo
What viii you offer2 CHI 1890. 90.
BACHELOR APARTMENT, Chevy Chase.
Mo.: shower bath, open fireplace: quiet
spacious: S42 so. Wisconsin I723 oos
CoLORED-UNIT BLOCK of Eye st. NV
room unfurnished apt, S45; use of
kltcnen use OF BATH heat gas and cleo
tricity furnished; cow. transp.: married
couple only Govt. employees preferred
BOX 4S2-E, Star. 22s
Evening star., 1946-09-21
COAL, WOOD ond FUEL OIL.

WOOD, fireplace, furnace, stove, kindling
also scrap lumber. arewood. 30O-cu. 1T
IT, osd sio ivan ss
egg. stove, nut. S1114: buckwheat spe-
eisl, $1,000. Rice special. SO 64: POGO
in si1ss so coosER supPEY iicye CO.. 81 AZ o sais ~
WOOD. oak, hickory, S22 cord; mixed, $50;
seasoned: locust posts, AKA oak posts,
PARKER. Falls Church, AK. 437a. -
NO. I SEASONED OAK, cut any length.
$50 per cord. Kindlins. ST per bu. SH
FIREPLACE WOOD. Ia in. and "A in.
lengths. delivered Washington and vicin-
ity: stacked II desired. Call THE FIRE
FIkEPLACE W0OD FOR sALE-call Mr..
JAMES JAMES SIGL ER Rockville i.J.I -22
seasoned, 1907 hardwood For fireplace
wood call the WOOD MAN Sligo o1la
Evening star., 1946-09-21
DOGS, PETS. ETC.
BOARDTNG AND GROOMTNG-Ind;I

seisI1 tSa Sa kR1s sSsesR kRos s0Gess TER
COUNTRY oaf BoAspfNGMsanitaTy pfst5a1 kennels
Individual runs, free pickup and delivery
P,INSEITE DOG SPRAY Kills fess. ice,
5ieks; p;d xo5 Just spray on. No mqss or fuss.
be1xES Ms Sosrdns %a hs:A bath
nd tud sepras pSone ssgpDes
DOGS AS6 AS6 CATS boarded week ends or
Vision BiPE1%AWEE % EKEzsEsha.s KENNEEs SsDfI; 4si5
R9 TaoRouGHBREpo sus MH o29e Cocker spaniel puppies
Axe registered, IL weeks old, males.
GOATS GGoHtF osi1 lambs. rabbits selling ont 4
sGats, &C sprIns lambs, ls Ansora gabDlts'
a9ls p} ,,s Fails Church al3-J-e. @@4
Axe resistered: will make lovely ES'S pets. eie.
1902 Kenne6ee ave" Takoma PARK Nd.
FROZEN HoRsEMEAT. U S. inspected
chunk and sround, wholesale and ;e retail, at at
deverv de new ose e2s sos st. free
ppedissreed. 5ls Walnut St. NV i'' GE. GEE
ss%s;e ea1 k;!sa G!sl esfi PaTRe'sa W sae h0~. +
At STUD; collie; Black Star of Beech Tree:
i' H. ssne,ations Fee, $40. cali safns5sRs RoeR
COCKER PUPPIES. Axe registered: reds
and blacks. MRS. 10y, Silver Spring
HAVE BEAU s-wEEK-oLD black cocker
BOSTON TERRIERS, Axe reg. See these
exceptional puppies. Phone Elmwood 59..
COCKER PUPS. black and particolors; ex-
esGSaPH GHEsAPEAkE nee B.Y aiRiaT
ga months. papers to register: Sire East
ern Shore Beaver, dam My Gal Sal: un-
trained tram but will retrieve anything; $50
4'o7 Chase ave Bethesda Md, WI. 1899. 1899.
CHOW PUPPIEs-Nice selection of red
puppies. males and females. AZ Adams
PEKiNEsE, very sweet puppies, , pounds
I4aa6S; ewes. and holidays FAILS ais chareh church
BOXER, male. years, children's pet, reg
Axe. excellent pedigree. show caliber, last
inter sired sold for $1,000. Call RA.
COOKERS. black females. $40; red females.
sS5 Champion stockdale breeding; farm.
G.oesi. Taised; healthy 3 mos DoG HOTEL, 5344
ka coekER avs sPaSIEL. Mi Ia male aisi months DID,
sEAtTifuL s:iwk.H or ,oIp FEMALE FEMALE, black
COCKER sPANIEL PUPPIEs. BLACK. Axe
FHopFs Ess1sIsEsd tISiis pTlasd to sell. MRS; IL
SSsToS TERRIERss, females. II weeks
old; pedigreed but not registered; beauti-
cockRR f9y sFANIlL nin pHPpIF5 MP ns5 real beauties
Axe reg will deliver. Spruce O433-W
COCKER SPANIEL. black. male wks.:
SS44ampiSn S4a 81 st9e6i s66 AkC res tempor innoc.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, female. @ young
thoroushbred' healthy. $40. sH. 1883.
R3edisgeed. s weeks old, housebfoSen; $50.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER. toy. male. pure
bred. : yrs. friendly, obedent trained
IRISH TERRIER PUPPY, months old
male. Axe registered; wonderful with chill
MANcHIsTER.' pair black and tan. Year
f!d July N fa4 csIi No 1854 tax paia to
~ aGf Doars AsO smr aned cD DHnsss vsnn, and sesf
fNehaSGf nS hHasSSHcS6G ofhfSn foy va night will
MR Rfa fets pesnt oaEton veHha va
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL puppies.
an HM s0S3si s I;nsson nsh sexes res
DoBERMAN PUPPIES for sale, docked and
inocu,sted; n champion bloodlines. Chest
COCKER SPANIEL, male, years old. regis
tered, black, well trained; Will consider
es6 Goob n HSaE ESSa h9Rs wHNrfb fh M mos black
female kitten; free. Cali RE. 1910 before
ENGLISH SETTER. female, IA mos, Sire
broken. WO. O56l. -22
Evening star., 1946-09-21
APTs. FURh. AND UhFuRN.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

NEARBY MARYLAND-3 rooms, kitchen
ette. 2nd floor, share bath Ist ioor; S4,
lnturr., 500 furn. Bowie 2746 -23
Evening star., 1946-09-21
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

GEO. H. WILLIAMS COZ ST. n.w.; O.
unit brick and concrete apt. house: LIST
coml section; good investment. Stolar.
Go. 'o II: WILLIAMS s-unit. apt.
stove, refgi. bath and i bedrm.; ali apts
rented; has income of better than $500
per month: apt. bids. 2-story brick We
UNITS. ! BATHS. corner brick. risht
downtown; eolored tenants: total rentals,
S3l5; priced right for quick sale For fur
ther information call Mrs. Hyman, AID.
OO21 ewes. AID. 459S. SHCCKEY
MOORHEAD, Realtors. -31
Evening star., 1946-09-21

POULTRY & EGGS.
BABY CHICKS. feeu and poultry supplies.
JAMES FEED STORE, 619 X st. NV. NE.
0uS9
LAYING PULLETS. Christys N. H Reds.
DaleView SS1-W-ln If
Evening star., 1946-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

MACHINES, typewriters, calcula
tors, bought. sold and rented. RE. 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th s,
Evening star., 1946-09-21
BOATS.

PROPEILER REPAIRING-HaVe your pro-
peller repaired now. FRANK DEL VEG.
CHIC, marine supplies. 1912 l1th st. Sc.
CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES and parts.
s. KING FULTON INC. 500 Maine ave.
Evening star., 1946-09-21

~ " " We i' 30 W.
SKATES, hockey, aluminium, boys, size
SKATES: girls white shoe, ice, size 5; s4
SMALL SHED, sxs #. GOOD conditiion
gua % DsrPns u1f io} Once Cali f WI p s7fs once
SOFA. excellent condition, brand new
soce Condition slSG cal hD 0stGEe 6 pm Chairs
SOFA and two easy chairs. in gray cu
velvet, 500 for all; sofa. taupe velvet
walnut frame, e me need reuphoisterns. erin sis
5loeEed linen, >.5. AD. 551i s1'.
ion: s4". Re Phoni ai'f FIR I@ Ioe5. s00o so"o
SOFA BED. Lawson type, blue tapestry
sszse1ellens. cendtion prevar construction
sSTsS sTsSIoIypp, Sc IVA WA n,s9 5s99ss No.. ,ne,lsin
s.s5Ss11 69SS Ss and Hsf0 metal %01 stand So
sTENol YPE, GOOD condition; instructio.
MISE uARRis' Rs' oeorsia S:sI. s6%1' sSnD.ee % -
sToKER-Whiting No. g. 80 ID. per hr.
ui etes ss s 4h TiDafed Sc nw with
sToKER FOR SALE: never been used par
NE sHoEhf hybMHeK TSFuEG5 r. pir,,tionsa .ns2es
4sjsxI4 It, blonde wood finished 1911
sdS% sToRM IVY WlSpows i v and screens used Wo
sUIT-Men.s ii wool gray tweed, lik
TXBLEs iss g psops inches hr as oeiason shape
wsnut ne, sfei ssaa condition free delivery 81
TABLE. mahosany,, excellent condition
ting room; $50 3547 Quesada st. NV
TILE. 1s,, imported English pictures; de
rss se dev.py if G1es S se es Dfh pd @ ss excl es9d
TIRES. two, 1O0xl5 cheap Telephon
) TIRES with tubes. 7.ooxis; Dunlop.
Firestones. good condition need no re
S TOOLS, garden; soil test kit. 81 rak.
!, soc; cultivator, soc; grub hoe, 25c, Du
TRIcYcLEs, e Y =. o most sizes , and ss prices ops
solid tires. 5 models. NATIONAL spcR.
SHOP. .46l 18th St NV. ewes. until
IRIGYcLEs dS,, ehain,driys type; all ns
able seat; 3 to 10 years sizes; best value i
city, prewar quality; s22 ,9b, BERGER {
!, 34l2 l4th st. NV. Du. 3444. -22
In. blade 2A-inch hammers, 3-6-12I
wise, Siding, spring Jaws: punches. chisel:
). construction wrenches. FREDERICK. VIC
!; TkosMBoNE; slightly used, s4s Cali FR
!. TRoUsERs. boys. size 10 yrs, soc pl
: Lady,s dresses. coats, suits; size 49,, 5
Sndsy to sy dE d5EEenl55ss after and all day Sat
:. TRUMPET. ODDS standard make. tenn
: psred bell, also iarse plIsh-lined carryin
: shirt SIZE ia. new. ST John High ovel
eeost, good condition: shirts. l4ls II
Evening star., 1946-09-21

!: ONE-BEDR0OM apartments, one ne.
] Sc. to exchange for or 3-bedroom
apartment or house. 2 adults, . children.
TR. S10o or AT. As, ewes. and weekend.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-15
COLORED CHURCH
OBSERVED HOSPITAL
SUNDAY NOV. 10th

Colored churches in Milford and
Harrington observed Hospital
Sunday" on November 10, at which
time spOkesmen for the $250O00
building fund campaign to erect
new maternity wing and Nurses
School and Residence at Milford
Memorial Hospital, appeared and
discussed the campaign. The speak
ers stressed the need of new facil-
tiles at the institution and told of
the unique opportunity that exists
to create through a donation, a
Living Memorial"
1t was pointed out that the new
maternity wing will contain COM
plete facilities for coloIed resi-
dents, something that has hot been
available before and those present
expressed the determination of
cOlored residents to make their
part of the campaign a success.
Pastors and churches taking part
in the observance included the Rev.
ID. A. Downing, minister of Mt.
Enon Baptist Church; the Rev. ].
W. Whalen of the A. M. E. Church +;
the Rev. Edgar V. Wimberly, min
lister of st. Paul's Methodist Church
and the Rev. B. c. Rogers, minister
of st. Paul's A. M. f. Church, of
Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-15
Baseball Fans Wonder
Who Is To Head League
Continued from first page)

In order that sufficient time will
be allowed for consideration of the
qualifications and availability of
candidates for the post,
the league directors prevailed upon
Colonel Kibler to continue to di-
rect league affairs until his sue
cesSOr can be named. A nominat-
ing committee, consisting of Fred
Lucas, Cambridge; Howard An
thony, Easton, and Roscoe Gallo
way, Milford, has been named to
contact and weigh qualifications of
candidates, and report to the board
of directors \at a special meeting
to be held early in January. This
special meeting will be followed
by dinner at which club officials
and members of the Eastern Shore
Sportswriters Association will be
the guests of the directors.
1t was decided at Sundays meet
ing that the league will function
with same membership next sea-
son; this decision forestalled the
efforts of delegations from Parks
ley, Va, and Annapolis, Md, to
gain representation in the circuit
for their respective communities.
President Kibler's annual report
showed that 436,267 baseball low
ers paid their respective ways into
Eastern Shore League parks in
1916. Five of the clubs drew in ex-
cess of $4,000 each with Salisbury,
the circuits largest city, showing
the way with an attendance of 92,-
152. milford was sixth in attend
ance with 46,S95 paid admissions,
new record for this city,
Milford was represented at Sum-
days meeting by Roscoe Galloway,
business manager of the Milford
Baseball Club; DR.. Walter l..
Grier, vice president of the Eas-
tern Shore League, and David
Hugg, local sportswriter.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-15
WEDDING
LANGFORD ISAACS

LANGFORD ISAACS
The marriage of Miss Virginia
Langford. daughter of Mrs. George
w. Langford and the late Mr.. Lang
ford of SeafOrd, to Joseph H. Isa-
acs, son of Mrs. Hiram Isaacs and
the late Mr. Isaacs of Milford, took
place Saturday afternoon, NOvem
ber 2, in the parsonage of the Bap-
tist Church in Salisbury, Md, with
the Rev. j. n. Stewart, pastor, per-
forming the ceremony. The attend
ants were Mrs. Reece Vincent of
SeafOrd, sister of the bride, and
Charles Clements of Milford.
The bride, a graduate of Green
wood High School and Beacon
Business College, is employed at
the dupont plant in Seaford. Mr..
IsaacS, who was recently honor
ably discharged after Al months
service with the U. S. Army Engi-
neers, 3S of which were overseas
in the European theatre, is a grad
uate of Milford High School and is
now employed by the Pennsylva-
mia Railroad Company.
Following the ceremony, a re-
ceptiOn was held at the home of the
bride. After a honeymoon through
the South the couple will reside in
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-15
SENIOR GIRL SCOUT NEWS

The Senior Girl Scout Troop
No. 1, of Milford met OH Tuesday
evening, November II, at the home
of Mrs. Lee Russell, the leader,
with all scouts present
The Kent-Susscx Girl Scout
Leaders Club met at FELTON, ON
Monday, Nov. IL. Our troop was
represented by Mrs. Russell and
three officers of the troop, Ethel
Clements, Eleanor Humes, and
Ruth Kimmel, all taking part in Il
round table discussion on Senior
Scouting. Plans were made for Il
party of all Senior Scouts of lower
Delaware to be held in Milford.
On Friday, Nov. Is, the Senior
Scouts will take over the leader
ship of the Brownies until Christ
mas. A pageant will be planned for
their Christmas program at this
time.
We are happy to be helping with
our hospital library. If you have
any short stories or books you
would like to contribute, call 270-W
and Senior Scout will be happy tn
call for one or more.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-15
Schines Will Open
Theatre Here Today
Continued from first pagel

Continued from first page)
enjoy to the fullest extent the
sound reproduction without any
harsh vibrations.
The showing will begin today,
Friday, November Is, with a con-
tinuOus show in which will be pre-
scented double feature bill star
ring the two famous screen char
acters, Humphrey Bogart and Roy
Aculf
Bogart will appear in his picture
which has made such a smashing
hit Big Sleep" and Acuff in the
star production Might Train to
Memphis" with added attractions.
There will be a continuous show
each day except Sunday from noon
to Sundays, matinee at
2 p. m. and two evening shows at
s and 10 p. IN.
Workmen have been at feverish
heat this week, working day and
night in order to be ready for this
gala opening event.
The same courteous treatment
will be accorded patrons by the
management that made the old
Plaza Theatre a mecca for movie
lovers.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-15
Odd Fellows Doings

The One Hundredth Anniversary
Committee caused quite a fervOr
at the meeting on Monday night.
They have plans galore, including
banquet on the date Crystal
Fount Lodge was established,
which was January 20, 1S47. They
are now in the process of plans
to raise money for the proper cele-
bration of the affair. A member
ship meeting has been called for
Monday evening, November 25, to
discuss ways and means of put
ting over the anniversary.
{"
Brother Vernon Kerr returned
home last week from hunting eX-
pedition to Maine, bringing home
a deer. We wonder if he shot it
or whether he found it.
{"
According to Dame Rumor Bro
ther Ivan Telling went coon hunt
ing few nights ago, and had to
have the assistance of NH. Coon
to find his way home after becom-
ing lost.
G"
Brother Lewis Wright and his
wife flew home from Florida or
Monday of this week They report
nice sOjOurn in the Southland.
GO
Grand Lodge meets next WedneS
day, November 20, in Wilmington
All past grands of Crystal Foun
are urged to go.
GO
The Mayor of Thompsonville
the Honorable John LOngbotham
made a special trip to lodge OF
Monday evening to espouse tn,
need of a head gear for the vice
grand, but that officer thinks hi
efforts will be futile, as he has beel
seeking one for 26 years.
GO
Let's surprise Degree Maste
! McFaul by having the full team TO
/ the first degree present next Mon
day evening and get rolling. Can
didates are in waiting-so let's no
be belating.
("
Even though Crystal Fount sool
will be 100 years old it doesn'
mean that the members are to-
old to take an active part in it
affairs.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-15
FARMINGTON HOME
DEMONSTRATION CLUB

The Pennington Home Demon
stration Club met at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Souders on Friday,
November S. Our Home Demon
stration leader, Mrs. Violet n.
Goodwill was present, and gave us
a talk and showed us some very in
teresting arrangements of living
room furniture.
Mrs. |. II. Watt gave a report OF
the Kitchen improvement contest
Fourteen in the county have i'm
proved their kitchens.
The Christmas dinner which will
be held instead of the December
meeting at the home of Mrs. Willis
Laughery was then discussed and
planned. 1t was also decided that
this club will take part in Achieve
ment Day November 14th in Dover.
Last. but not least was the White
Elephant" sale. which netted our
club fifteen dollars and also 4 lot
of fun.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-15
BIRTHDAY PARTY

On Saturday afternoon, Novem-
Der 8, little Miss Clara Pearl Tat
man, celebrated her fifth birthday
anniversary at her home in Har-
rington, the guests arriving at L
p. IN. The refreshments were serv-
ed at p. M, after which the little
guests all went to the theatre. She
received many nice gifts.
The guests were Dolores Brown,
Donna Fay Marvel, Ronald and
Peggy Jean Moore, Richard and
Emily Ann Brown, Jane Wiley,
Anne Perry, Joyce Hopkins, Joyce
Downing, Patsy Derrickson, Leon
and Mae Minner, Bobby Hurd,
Mary 10 Pitlick, Connie Lord, Bob
by and Nancy Taylor, Catherine
Anthony, Mary Ellen Simpson,
Bonnie Lee and jeanne Dickerson,
Joe Barlow, Donnie Conoway, Bar
bara Edwards, Eleanor Wagner,
Mrs. Jennie Johnson, Mrs. Salle
Hallowell, Mrs. Ruth Brown, Mrs.
Phyllis Marvel, Mary Tatman, Peg
gy Tatman, Charles Hadley, Mrs.
Elsie Tatman, Elizabeth Tatman
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Tatman.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-15
CALVARY
CHURCH GROUP MEETS

The M. Y. F. of the Methodist
Calvary Church held their first
monthly meeting at the home of
Miss Barbara Mariner on Thurs
day evening, November Z. They had
the election of officers which is as
follows: President, Barbara Mar
iner; vice president, William
Drummond; secretary, Frances
Collins; treasurer, Richard Glen
daniel; recreation committee,
James Palmer; worship and evan
geliSm, Vernon LemeX; world
friendship and community service,
Doris Ward; publicity man, James
Hazard pianist, Clara Coverdale.
At the conclusion of the business
movies were shown of the Luray
Caverns by Rev. Leslie f. Werner
after which refreshments were
served and greatly enjoyed by all
All young people are cordially
invited to join us at the regular
M. Y. F. meeting this Sunday eve
ming at $50 o'clock in the Sunday
school room of the Calvary Meth
odist Church.