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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

I415 End ST N.W.-Man to share g.
fHss ffss ilsEb isEh ST. sfs NW sss! ABf @
sp v ady snabe2 ~ to so to hsye hsT sa6 @
AfrRAcTvELT ai ssf Gan faTnshed 5aG 6e
sSHse ss toE T as aeass s sns single cSne aya With
my two 17-year-old daughters living on
top moor, who will share maid and food
NUS leave leave u Unexpectedly. AID. 1885, 3o42
sssao.'SEe ssas .%oopLRY b; R,T r1. Nw.-wanted. a
shs nsas sT 1st 10 5sSs ss5 MRS Ss 'Rf oN s5sse
RE csF GREs Hts ta 50z zhars p ap sta With H
TWO GIRLS to share bungalow " with three
Write. giving ages; WORKING hours. en-
aGEn 2s7 T. aefnPSIE caPIToG e s2S Sex 4aD AT 2S Ss
share with, another girl: Jewish prefd.. 80
20 GIRL gEs 01d 70 sSa saARp re- dde50 M 50oa Ant with
1855 1855 @ 81 SW l1sn Apt a. nf nRdeTn He s4a
room roo kltfhen i and bath aps9tment Sis0
nuar2 jar S 70 pRSp s6 III aARRP PSPef29 iUs
HISEHEoR TISE dIz Asr aEs St crew Rw "a Sh., ss46
Sitting room, sleeping porch twin beds),
dressing room and private Iavatory, S75.
WooQley 33Ul. 34O6 Fessenden st. NV.
1-BEDR0OM APT. for 2 months, 18th
near Park rd. NV; $40 month. Box Bad,
FURNISHED APARTMENT, rm.. kitch-
ef ENTLE IabY to WA shsSe s
apartment with mother and son; $40 mo.
GIRL m NfSfsn WASTs St or othee Ap sTs to share
Call qN. 4420 after s pm; 1902, Russell
ave; kaywood Gardens; Mt. Rainier
IN RETURN for care in the morning OF
furnished apt. IN private home, third floor,
bed. dinette, kitchen and bath. Belle Haven
seS5ioon Of Ale A1sxandTiar driarv TIE; s,, 5l56.
ss9sa s pvt % yach r eey Of rcpnd ssy
nicely furn. quarters, dbie; hunks. ample
heat and h. W.. maid service and linens;
S11o mo. for 2; pvt. dock and parking
z YOUNG GIRLS to share nicely furnished
18th pl' ne. Ho. 0s78
4 GIRLS-Newly dec studio apt, large
bed-liying rm.. Venetian blinds; nicely. furn.
BASEMENT living rm., bedroom. kitchen
and bath, partly furn, balance furniture
for sale; rent, $50 care of furnace. 1907
Sias slt50e eAIoRNa Il 6E aasfnest sT awLarse
and kitchen; share bath; refrigerator
employed adults only. SIS monthly. NO
REFINED middle-aged gentle lady will
snoher d osafon ~f
minutes from downtown washington
Box 241-D, Star. .12s
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FhMILY Just arrived from Mimi. received
bedroom unfurn: house in NV, 2. G. BY Feb;
re hf5P aT oK 27S
house any desirable section city, best care
SMALL HOUSE. furnished. wanted by dip
PERMANENT buGinessman, family three
shed OF tS Fsnt p fur
ton. Telephone National 1852. IA.
PARTLY FURNISHED or unfurnished 2 or
bedroom house in Bethesda Chevy Chase
sured; Telephone WI. 0ssi.
COMMANDER aSl,Ila Y; 5: n. permanent duty
eellent references, Telephone oil. 1858.
l: B. NAL MALoNEY, successor TO, Hunter
in de nesa sds Of II bearOom aqo fms homs
IN IN Silver Spring or Northwest District.
Call Shepherd 346S: after $50, Taylor
8 OR 4 BEDRM. HOUSE in NV. prefer
unfurn.; limit 500; urg.: physician MA
1928 or RE, oa33 weekdays, NO. $3.50 Sun.
RESPONSIBLE. rehned adults seek perm.
he5nsv homs sn5sssn 6eS5ms; I trly furn' NV, or
ARMY MAJOR Cpermanent, Pentagon),
wife. infant desirable tenants, furn. or
unfurn. house or apt. Alexandria. TIE.
PERMANENT EXECUTIVE of national or
ganization and wife desire small unflr-
nisned flst.ea house or 4-rm apt. in ne. or NV.
early future occupancy: no children; can
furnish excellent references. Call AT.
prior February 3rd. Cali Ma. 4sSs. Il.
PERMANENT Government oficial. family,
" assus ss ca anqa9 aRass R Rx susssS @
Extv E,v 22s; ~ GAYS; Rockville 293 ewes. 16'
SAxAL S.sirsi OFFICER , with wife and children
or in suspd s or
ton; Please san AID. 3432. 49,
Dhsous in qss Psce desaes from to subIei
apartment or house, NV. section preferred:
wife and two children. aged l and 81 NO
FORMER COLLEGE PROFESSOR, now in
Government research. needs unfurnished >
or 3 bedroom apt. or house. MI, ySs46.
DIPLOMAT NEEDS FURNISHED HOUSE, 2
pedroomS; nS; will pay about $500. Reply
s-BEDRooM HOUSE or apartment, any
SoHs ssER2N NM Z RE- re- 400 rs cqapR fs9sR
WANTED-5, to 7-rm. unfur. house in
residents; nHsp. excellent care: IA, 1868: 13.
sssson efsF?s aP5esa bsGss bssss
3 WELL-MANNERED ADULTS, perm. res,
OF whom are veterans, desire 2-3 bcdrm
furn house or apt; willing to pay 3-6 mos
in advance; both men handy and can help
as9und ssop s9ou house or apt. ME- 5000. .s Box
LAWYER, veteran, 20 months overseas
wife and 1a-year baby, desire furn or un-
| furn. house or apt; or bedrooms: any
desirable neighborhood D. c, or vicinity;
best ref: best care; UP to S1h0. SMITH,
QUIET FAMILY OF ADULTS want fur.
nished, 3-bedroom house; permanent resi-
dents; best references for reliability and
NAVAL SEABEE CAPTAIN, permanent
| duty, urgently needs 2-bedroom house, .
adults; Arl. or NV. D. C. pref. MA. $3.50
AIR FORCES OFFICER and family, $
adults, no children, desire 2-bedroom house
| furnished. for residence for months. II
eo seSs,Sp MsNr preferably 500 up Cal
uoSsRRi R,NTo frSm aiW to II noon
apt. Mr.. MILLER, NE. 3194. 13'
CAPTAIN, Royal Navy. whose wife. sor
| (4I2) and baby q nonths) arriving from
England February 2nd. would be yer,
grateful to any American friend who woult
rent him 3-bedroom furnished house Of
apartment, preferably. outer NV. section
maximum, S175. Call Elk. 1910 Cor AID
6083 after 7 pm. weekdays. l pm. Sat
urday and Sunday. 13'
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY lcenY.I

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tceR'f.1
PETw0RTH AND BRIGHTwooD-we havs
cash buyers for homes In these areas.
Gen US s9y free R2Y GHgIT99D' co s1d "a
xyS0 w CAN ss0s SEE e. fSUE iss THousE and ,..
free appraisal; plenty clients waiting for
quick results Call A; \: Parker, EA; 1850
or IA: 3o6s. j. b. TiFFEY SON. Slo
soRafaywEs;r SeiaSay 81; 81 SECTION. ch.v, chase or
ss Or 4s g.
c. q A. N. MILLER DEvELoPMENT CO,
and 's Spring ' valley. 1880 Mass. % ave. % NV.
VI VI CAN CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
gstIsn Ask for Nj. Brovnins. VIM i.
SAUNDERS CO; INC, Realtors lestab-
IRE fs oRRsEss III aSgs SCI lS1s sns d near
Dfoperty n0s We have have i Clients avg With cash Or
no S BIZ SaTsn es FFf a5sz
LABOR is high, materials tcarce; mechanic
aogsE aS, !. + ., Bss s I'D T. s.s
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to purchase. 2 or
bedrooms s,, all brick. with fv,i, n,replacs. In
No faq hfoFers. 'ai Silver spring oiab.
VETERAN will pay cash to owner for I, .
or 8 bedrm. Va. house, needing redecora-
tion andIor modernizatior: good value and
axvn is0s sEvrR silfhss rR6srEs4s ass sshtRs ..s
bedroom brick houses, close in Arlington.
| Va. in $4,000 to $4,000 range; fer
quick sale. phone Glebe 1878, H. A.
| DARNE. Real Estate Broker.
exchange for similar property in Rieh; h,
Clover lane: Richmond 22. Va. liz
HAVE $4,000 to pay down on q 20-room
ME-. 5162.
VETERAN needs houses of all kinds to sell
| for old, reliable office. Prompt results as
sured ssuJr.ed E, CROSS phone Atlantic 1903.
FREE APPRAISAL Of D. c. houses, expert
appraiser since &c, 1879 When yo1 want to
GEORGETOWN; Burlsith, Glover Park.I
areas. Should you wish to sell, call MAR
I6R TN sFFoa FOLEY for prompt attention.
WE HAVE CLIENT, willing to pay up to
| $4,000 cash for 4-bedroom, 2-bath house.
Must have 1st-foor bedroom. Please call
Major Yancey. with FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

GEORGETOWN, 3 bedrms., baths, maid S
room, bath, nice living room, dining room,
garden, brick stable at rear: S225 per mo.
2S06 st. NV. Seen by appointment
CONGENIAL COUPLE to share my home,
wife as companion for lady alone; meals
for owner in exchange for rental; no chill
GEORGEToWN, 1882 Reservoir I'd
Available Jan. 10 to March 16, possibly
longer lease, bedrms., baths, maids
rm. and bath, garden, garage, no children
or pets, S235 per month
WILL SHARE my attractively furn 2-bed-
room gentle home with married couple, no
children. TIE. 62S1 after g.
FREE RENT to moral man and wife
with no children provided wife will help
s7ai oxon Hill % I'd s.e. tnear r. Ft' FnosCN Foote]
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-4-bedroom house,
$3.50 per month. WI. 1925. 13s
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN desires sunny room with
private bathroom, vicinity Dupont Circle.
Box 161-D, Star. H.
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MAN wants room
with private bath, Dupont Circle area by
Feb. l. DU. 5166 evenings IL
BY SETTLED LADY, clean, quiet room,
elec. plate; vic. Dupont Circle; max S32 so
Tel. EN-; S056 between 10 am. and IL
noon only
room in northwest section or Virginia.
RE. S114 during day. 49,
VETERAN desires warm double room with
private bath for employed couple: pref.
With board; NV. section only. Box 216-D,
REFINED MOTHER, adult daughter de-
sire twin-bed room with private bath; must
be clean. TIE, 0741.
WIFE OF MARINE desires single room
for self: occasional visits of husband: n W.
downtown pref. Box 196-D, Star.
NURSE desires pvt. room in gentle home.
near, 18th st. and Columbia rd.. laundry
priyil. Phone co. 5570 between 10 am.
and pm.
Evening star., 1946-01-11
HOUSES UNEuRNIshEp.

HOUSE, in excellent location, near Ca
thedral. Detached Colonial style; bed
rooms, baths, on 2nd floor; . bedrooms,
family, only. Restricted Rent. S175
monthly: will consider years lease or
LONGER. Write Box 49S-C, Star
C0L0RED-26 MASS. AVE, with parking
lot. $50. md floor, 1874 9TH n.w.-For
beauty parlor: S125. Ma 1880. 13.
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RooMs EURNIsHEp-s.E. and s.W.
ROOMS EuRNlsHEp-Mp. and VA.

1I14 n. VERNON ST., Arl., Va.-Room
for ! Or girls, ss5 for l. s35 double
SEARBY si'' MARYLAND-Nicely furnished
front room, twin beds. girls preferred;
block from bus: S22 so each, WA. 1908.
DELRAY LRLpo SECTION Room next bath
LARGE ROOM for two. newly redecorated
half blk bus transp.; laundry privils,: pvt
home; OK; 1874. e.. -
comfortable minutes from B. Large
double room, oil heat. 2 baths: no Other
3soI H'' MT. YER VERNON AVE, Al Alex. M e va. next
door to Vernon Theater For men =
sleeping rooms available. twin and double
beds: single, $50; double, $50 mo. each
TIE 5O16
STUDENT (white) to help in the home in
poyed V5 Cal f0en aad sos atef p
1908 so. EADES ST, ARL.-Sgle. room
for gentleman, next bath; conv. Pentagor
Bids Jackson 1921.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD for mother and baby
and care for baby while mother works
Box IBID, Star. H.
LADY, young, desires room and board
with private family. Box 225.D, Star 13'
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ROOMS EuRh OR uNEuRh
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

COLORED-64 SEATON PL. N.W.-Dou.
bic room, furnished or unfurnished; co1pl,
or 2 girls: $40 month. 12'
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APIS. in Tilden Gardens, twt
or three bedrooms with sunroom, living
room. dining room. kitchen and two baths
homelike atmosphere and formal gardens
price OF equities $4,000 and S14, 800
Telephone Woodley 1894 Ext. BOLD.
Evening star., 1946-01-11

PHILADELPHIA-Excel suburban loca-
ton, 1-bedroom spt, S55. includes garage.
for or 2 bedroom apt. in Washington or
suburbs, similar or higher rent. MA. Ills.
ask for Mr. BITTNER
WILL. EXCHANGE desirable n W. Washing
ton apt. Dupont Circle area. low rental,
unfurnished or partially furnished, for apt.
or house in st. Louis. Box 333-C, Star
Evening star., 1946-01-11
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED.
co. OPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

ONE ROOM and kitchen in doctors suite,
centrally located, 18th st. NV, for person
employed during the day. Box 4l.p. Star
Evening star., 1946-01-11
ROOMS FURN.--Nerth.s,. Cont,

1912 9th ST. N.E.-Larse furn. bedroom;
eonv, transp.; gentleman only; $50 mo,
DE SS40.
1855 vARNUM PL. N.E.-Master twin
beds double. $50: single, S35: men only
a0ia FERRY ST. N.E.-Rm.. next bath; 2
closets: empl. Christian girl to share with
another giTl; $50; bus at cor MI. @ 1S55
priyils.: pvt. home; So per person. LU
412 b ST. N.E.-Cean, warm room, twin
beds, for gentlemen; near Capitol ano
Union Station; SS. FIR. 1857.
ROOMS FURkIsHED-S.E. and S.W.
GA IIfh ST. s.W-Large, comfortable
front room for men. desirable location,
S35 mo. DI. 0794 after $3.50; all day Sun.
1889 ST. S.E.-Single room, neatly fur
nished. in refined gentle home; conv. to
Navy, Yard and Census Bureau; $50 per
month. Ii, $500.
is 4th ST. Sc a blks, Capitol--Large
front rm., 2nd f., 8 windows: l, $40; 2.
$50: gentlemen only. Ii. 1912.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
MILFORD NECK

Milford Neck Methodist Church.
keV, David f.. Wood. pastor SUNDAY
M"fch u. Sunday school services
d, TWO. Harvey Thompson. sunt.
"urch Service at three by the pas
tor.
MIS- Leslie Greenly and daughtci
,,"riS' Mr.. Everett Hall. Mrs. Viii
Fam Macklin and children Harry
ana ana Virginia Lee. and Mrs. Joshua
iiIeI spent Tuesday Shopping in
Nilmingtou
Alf and Mrs. John Mackln and
daughter. Leila Mae were Sunday
evening guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al
''rt Austin of ucal Doltr.
Ar and Mrs. James LcathoIv Of
M'uia' "a. spent the week end with
Mr' and Mrs. John Wolfe ana son
harleS of Biz stone Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. William Webb and
'anhly were Sunday guests of her
sister. Mrs. Joseph FuIts and lamilv
"i chester. Pa.
Alr. and Mrs. James Webb Of Nil
lord We're Sunday guests of hi. rar-
'htS. Mr.. and Mrs. F. \. Webb Jr
Mr' and Mrs John L. Mills Ver.
HihnaI evening guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Edgar Lr2atc, ana
u'nShtcr. 10 Ann of Milford
m'' ana Mis-. Joshua Wiley and
foh' ; Joshua Jr.. We're Sunday even
lnS lnS guests Of Mir and Nr~ Leslie
'reenly and family.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
HOUSTON

Rev. l.. T.. HaddaWay installed
the officers of the W. ;. {. :. TO
their respective stations on Sunday
mOrnlnG as follows: President
Mrs. Merrill Thistlewood, Vice
President. Mrs. Joseph Hayes. Sec
letary, Mrs Eusent Sharp Jr..
Treasurer. Mrs. Seba Grunstra.
Mrs. William Bisss is evangelistic
supt.. and the parsonage commit
tee comprises Mrs. Edna Sharp.
Mrs. Josiah Parvis and Mrs. En-
nett Harrington Jr.
Smith Chism is recuperatins at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Chism after under
SOing an operation.
We are very glad To learn Mrs.
cain is much improved and hopes
To- he home again before too long.
Mrs Amelia Alexander has re-
turned to her home after having
teen to Lewes helping look after
her granddaughter who has been
i'll.
The marriage of Miss Louise
Pearson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Pearson of Houston and Mr..
William H. Sapp Jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Sapp also Of
Houston took place Saturday even
ing at the Houston Methodist par
sonaee. The Rev L. +. Haddaway
ofiiCiated. Their only attendants
were Miss Hazel Sapp and Mr..
Donald Sapp. \ reception followed
the ceremony for the immediate
family. They left on trip to Wash
inSton and Virginia. We wish for
this yOunG couple much success
and happiness i'll the days to come.
Mr.. ChHrle> Webb. Mrs. Emma
] indalc, MIR. and Mrs. c. Emory
Webb and daughter, Eileen went To
N0odstoMn. y. !. on Sunday to at
l. nd funeral services of Mr.. James
Moncricf. Mrs. Moncricf was the
torm"r Miss aura Webb. sister of
Mr. Webb and Mrs. Lindalc.
MIR. and Mrs Edward Smith and
son, Edward of Cape May, y. j. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Lehman OF
Laurel spent The week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Smith.
Mrs. Josephine Hcrrin2t0n spent
last week in Wilmington with her
mother. Mrs. caldwell who was not
III such GOOD health.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis and
ddu@hterS OF GWcnhurst spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Bisgs.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Simpson
and S0h~. Richard and Wayne. Mrs.
Edna Sapp and DAUGHTERS. Hazel.
Ann and lean We're the dinner
guests on Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hart ot
Magnolia.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Kershaw
"nd daughters. Roberta and Corrinp
Ct RidgclY. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Paul Grecnlee on sun
day afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22

MIR. and Mrs. William Coulhourne
and Mr. and Mrs William Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson CouIhournc
Of Milton and Zack Johnson were
the dinner guests of MIR. and Mrs
Josiah ParViS and daughter. Connie
on Monday night
Mrs. Bertha Nienot of Phila., is
spending some time with her moth
cr. Mrs. Margaret Sapp.
Miss Grace sharp OF Harrington
was the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
George ThistleWoOd over the week
end.
Houston New Century club met
on Tuesday niSht. March 18Th with
Mrs ManlONe in the chair. The
meeting Was opened with song
followed with club collection and
tlaG salute. The business session
followed plans for the club party
ON Husbands Night were made.
Mrs Richard Bennett is resonsihle
for the entertainment and Mrs. Ed
ward Nulholland looks after the
eats. AT the close OF business the
meeting was turned over the Mrs.
DufcndaCh. chairman for the even
ing. and the subject Legislation. 3"
She was able Ia set Senator YerkeS
tor the guest speaker and We find
him an able one and knows some
thing about the subject. He told lis
Il lot about thinSS We didn't know
and Il lot We did know and ShOuld
do something about He said the
ladies had quite an Influence and
could accomplish much if they
would do 50. There We're several
guests present who expressed great
pleasure in having the opportunity
ol hearing Senator Yerkes. Durins
the social hour the hostess served
delicious ice cream and cake. The
meeting adjourned till Tuesday
NIGHT. APRIL md When the club
members will entertain their hu>-
hands.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
MAGNOLIA

VII. aud Mrs. Thomas +. Moore
ana joyce were dinner guests ON
sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Dawson
Mlnncr. " sun
MIS-. James Smith. the former
Mss Dorothy Anderson. was taken
INTO membership of the Victory
Chapter No. Is. Order of Eastern
Star on Monday night.
MIS-. Benjamin e. Hart. Mrs.
Richard Patterson and Mrs. James
reed spent Wednesday in Whining
ton. Mrs. Ben White accompanied
them as far as Smyrna where she
was an overnight guest of her sis
ter Mrs. Elizabeth Bolgina.
Many guests attended the we'd
ding of Lillian Case and IoSenh
Swain i'll the church here on Sun
day. Miss Case is a former resident
ot our community and still takes
an active part i'll the affairs of the
Chufch. being teacher in the In
ttrmediate room. The best wishes
CT all 90 10 these young people who
Will he making their new home in
Dover
Mrs Edna p Sapp and daushtcrs
Misses Hazel. Ann and Jean. Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Simpson and
children. Richard and Wayne were
Glnner guests on Sunday of MIR. and
Mrs. Marshall Hart and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah NJ. Parvis
and Connie We're Sunday evening
guests of the Harts.
y surprise dinner was given to
Mrs. Lille b. Charsha ON Sunday
at the Wayside Inn in Smyrna in
E0nor of Mrs. CharShas' 18th birth
day lhOSe present to congratulate
FER on this milestone of life and en-
Joy tn" dinner were: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Speak and daughter. June of
Phila.. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Taylol
ana family of DroXel Hill. Pa. Mrs.
Auhurn jackson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Abbott of WilminGton: Mr..
and Mrs. Nathaniel Taylor and Mr..
j. +. Bennett of Dover: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Kelley of Camden and
Mr.. and Mrs l.. j. Roe. Mrs. Char
Nha received many lovely and Use
iul gifts at this occasion
MIR. and Mrs William Balch and
children of Chase. Md. spent the
week end with Mrs. Balch's par
tnts, Nr. and Mrs. Laurence Roe.
The regular dinner meeting of
TIE Methodist Young Adult Fellow
snip will be held on March -. at
the usual hour. $50. Anyone in the
eligible age group not already a
member Ofthe organization. who is
Interested in belonging will be
heartily welcome. Just drop u line
10 the Secretary. Mrs. Roy Gourlev.
not later than Friday. March ~.
nd your place will be reserved.
he recrcatiOnal committee pro-
misses an extra special good time
for everyone. They also promise
that an announcement of great i'm
portanCe will be made at the close
OF the evening. SO drop everythin1
else and be sure to he at the church
on the 9th
Mr.. and Ms Emmett Baker gave
turkey dinner on Sunday March
Il. in honor OF their son. George
f.. recently returned from over
seas. and is hOnorably discharsed
from service. There were 81 pres
ent and all had a delightful day.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
PREWAR
7 Tres

Over 1000 tests and 100000
miles of the toughest road service
back this statement. Add to all
this, ; years extra experience in
synthetic rubber tires.
New, better rubber developed
by B. F. Goodrich makes tires
wear longer, run cooler, stand
more abuse.
An entirely new, stronger cord
and more cords per inch, plus an
extra shock-absorbing breaker
strip provide $3.50 stronger tire
body, more resistance to bruises,
extra blowout protection.
A new wider, hatter road level"
tread puts more rubber on the
road to share the wear, provide
more traction, and more safety
from skidding.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22

Mrs John Wolfe is confined to
ler hed with the grippe We wish
her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. ana Mr~ James Galloway ant.
children. Mait and Billy and Mrs.
Elizabeth Galloway of Frederica
We're Sunday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Short and daueh1er
Elizabeth
Pic. Mitchell Grcpnly, Paris
GreenIy and Bill Walker are spend
inc few days With Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Greenly and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Lon2h0th-
am have returned home after
>pendinG week in Benton Har-
hor Mich. Visiting friends and re-
latiNeS
Scrgruut Elizabeth Grcenly of
Fort Monmouth. y. j. spent last
week with her ,ister-in-law. Mrs.
Leslie GrcenlY and family.
Mr Wilbur Mills of Milford spent
Tuesday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John X Mills.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
CEDAR NECK

Let us not have any success
which would cause us to forget our
dependence upon our Heavenly
Father"
Methodist Church. Rev. T.. y.
Wright, Sunday. March "A. > D. m.
Sunday school. Plan to come to
Sunday School this SUNDAY, The
lessons for this quarter have been
very interesting.
But gOdlineSS with conteutment
is great gain" | Timothy 90
Several from this place attended
the Union Prayer Meeting" at
Lincoln this week There was ~
present at the Union prayer mees-
ing, held in our Cedar Neck church
some Wednesday evening back. We
hope those folks will come to visit
lis again soon. Prayer meeting will
be held in our church this coming
Wednesday. March -. at 7:30 p. m.
Our Pastor is expecting to have a
guest speaker SO he sure to attend
and enjoy the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Jacobs spent
the week end in fredericksburg
The Ladies Aid met at the homo
OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reed on
Tuesday evening with a good al
tendance. Delicious refreshments
were served after very unlifting
meeting.
Mrs. Gorge Helcns and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Helens and baby of Har-
heson called on Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Davis Watson on Sunday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Ctley Roberts and
son visited MIR. and Mrs. Granville
Shockley and family on Sunday.
Jackie Clark spent Saturday
afternoon and Sunday with his
Srandmother. Mrs. Winnie Clark
and his aunt. Miss Lima Clark of
Greenwood
Mrs. Thomas Carroll spent Mon
day evening with her mother. Mrs.
William Messick in Ellendale.
Awise old owl sat on an oak.
ne more he saw the less he spoke
The less he spoke. the more he
heard
Why can't We be- like that wise old
bird 49,
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
OVERLOOK

Mrs. EStella Johnson and sister
Mrs. Minnie Davidson We're dinner
guests OF Misses Mamie and ArZir
Wilson Of l.cweS ON Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. David HASTINGS
haNc moved in the apartment of
AIRS. Clara +. Sharpe. They have re-
Gently been making their home at
harhcson since he was DISCHARGED
from the Army
Mr.. Henry W. Mitchell returned
to his home on Saturday for awhile
after spending sometime with his
son. James and his famil! near Do
Yer
MIR. Leroy Simpler ana Mrs. f..
NJ. Wood and Mrs. Charles :. War
fingtOn all motOred to Baltimore on
SUNDAY and spent the day there
with their relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul T.. White and
family of near Lincoln spent sun
day with their parents. Mir. Lew
White and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent White and son. Jackie
came over in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ellneswnrth
and Miss Bessie and Master Willard
spent Saturday evening as I've
guest of MIR. Roy Murray and family
of Milton
Pfc, Lew r. White, Jr.. ot Camp
DIX Srent tie week end with his
PARENTS and family.
Services at Whites chanel
Church. Sunday. March 2i SUNDAY
school At lo a. m. preachin2 at II
a. m. Our guest speaker is Mr.. Ed
win Thomas from Dover. Evening
services at $50 with Martin Truitt
as speaker
Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. Green
called on Sergeant and Mrs. Arthur
Hall on Sunday.