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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-05

President Thomas Moore. of the Alaska Territorial Federation of La bor left this week for Chicago to attend the convention of the Am erican Federation of Labor, being held in that city, week of October 2.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

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beautiful stairway really charming livinl
room. large picture windows with windoy
seats, most intriguing fireplace will
French doors leading to a terrace; betWeel
living room and dining room is an in
teresting alcove with shelves; the dininl
room is a dream huge picture window
doors leading to terrace; large modern
streamlined equipped kitchen with break
fast mock and electric garbage disposal
shelf. complete bath, End fioor, lang
master bedroom, fireplace, windows. tele
phone outlet, dressing room and private
and and floor @ to ceiiins double-doer liner liner
closet, 8 other bedrooms, 2 other baths
sun deck, rear stairway, laundry shoot
sfswas hs te oores aG
large elec. hot water heater. storage cup
board. oil h.-w,h, copper piping; attached
Bear saraee e. there here is an outdSer tTeplace
ROME RS SIAM IAMBoRN RealtoT al appGRemsn. aReIasiV
Agent; 1901 s. Arlington Ridge rd., Arling
:9ni iBEnppRoosMs; 4fa Den. eL a $71a baths, lowell
$50 pm. so3 Crescent drive; sitpate'
tiful outlook of surrounding countryside
designed home offers charm and comfort
There is an attractive center -entrance hall
living room, approximately I2kx24
which opens on large flagstoned terrac,
that overlooks rear garden, q good-sizet
dpns room eons hsyng tSn dsa SsR Win S
in bookshelyes and well-arranged lava
breakfast table. many built-in. cabinets
nicely arranged, as well as being all
electric equipped with, General Electri
washer. On the 2nd noor there is ),
lovely master bedroom with private bath
2 other very nice bedrooms with semi
private bath. several fine closets, also
stairway leading to doored storage attic
Home is equipped with Venetian blinds
Sas spg fb pqmsns a1sn
Fortunately m kim io0xis5, with attractive ar ar
rdngement of garden space, nicely planted
as well as. having outdoor barbecue fire
place. Price. S26,500.. with substantial
cash payment. To reach: Drive over Me
rd.. then turn right on So. Glebe rd. +
Old Dominion blvd, then turn left on Of,
Dominion blvd. continue several block
and around first circle and then turn righ
on reaching Enderby drive, then bloc
and right on K SEys s PrGpery 81
FOR FOE GRACIOUS LIvNG-A. well-loeate,
brick Colonial situated on large lot;
has on 1st floor, living room, 21x14
with fireplace: dining room and unusuall
po1.h ass sihssnh bssh on sds h. .ss
) bedrooms and tiled bath. full knott
pine recreation room with "a bath, OIL a:s
heat. Lear detached garage. once Tps' 81
fss9 1'sSH S4 ssz5y! columns. '''t: Is
Evening star., 1946-10-27
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FRONT ROOM, srd nSor, 12,sSl1s'; s46 mo.
ipoWNTOWN aSVI oFFiCE, 2 rooms. nrst nooS.
near Ambassador Hotel. 500. MA. 4lIs:
226 q ST. N.W.-Six rooms, bath; INV h:
newly redecorated; S1O0. For appointments
call GIL, 1867, before noon. 1T
PHYSICIANS' OR DENTISTS ofaces for
rent vicinity. Conn. ave. and st. aasiW.t
fPHfTYSsfic1IaN;S-DENTrsTs PHI si1I oFFICE--suits
on frst floor Of downtown apartment build-
$sasss5s' nj seSs e H
s9ssEy s4eM tSa tRSaaAIre e.. sis.A siss 6th st
PkoFgssioNAL, business and ofiee space
for rent or lease. 143s You st. n.ws,e pa.
9ISa' iS4 18th am o'N 81 'N.w-s large mod ofaces.
vacant. Call rent department. LEO M.
BERNSTEIN g. CO.. l415 K st. nv,
ME. 5400. Washingtons complete real IS
TT IL Asiisls'enfs aSp sfs. Nw2 large rooms and
bath in ONCE building, available imme-
diitely, S75 month. Call rent depart:
ment, LEO M. BERNSTEIN a CO.. 1416
st, NV, ME- 5400. 'Washington's COM
plets real estate inssisHrslasn. ors ar ga 1so,.
End noor, nr. Georgia ave, Eastern. y; g.
line; 772s Blair Gd 81 III NnEtn GE 1yys; %s;n.
inaton blvd for rent. suitable, for doctoEs
lawyer Or insurance insran ofnees. Call OK. 2o4s'
1Contanued on Next Pase,Y
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

/ CLIENT WITH $4,000 Cash wants :
JoRTHEAST REALTY, WA 1926. -27
Evening star., 1946-10-27

acres, on main highway. Stream; partly
In Fairfax-3-bedroom home with ad-
joining vacant lot; large sitting room
with fireplace, large dining room and
kitchen, new stove and refgr, "a bath.
Second floor has beautiful large master
bedroom, 2 other bedrooms and bath.
Full basement. oil heat. 80 days possess
sion $4,000; $4,000 cash, bal. easy
Several others. $4,000 to F., 10000
each. W. NJ. ORR. overlook 1879 or
Evening star., 1946-10-27

MT. VERNON BLYD.-New S-room brick,
baths, oil h-wh., 2-csr garage. on corner
lot 100x140; bargain S16,950; $4,000 cash
required. r
baths, lot 50x140, h.-w.h.; S14,750; sub.
stantial cash.
Alexandria, Va-5-room modern semi.
detached brick; close to airport and Pen.
tagon: $4,000. JESSE LOEB, 412 Southe
ern Bldg, Ma. 2014 Sun. and ewes, HOs
Evening star., 1946-10-27

7 ACRES at Aqnadale, with 2-room cot-
tase: price. $500.
: 4-roon bung allow. electricity cindef
block garage 12x20, poultry house 6x1O,
acre: "a miles D. c.; price, S4,750.
5-room brick. 4 fireplaees, garage, 1N
acres: possession 80 days; 35 miles D. c.:
price, $500, with $500 down.
4-room bungalow. heat, bath. electricity.
/ acre; s miles west Falls Church Va;
price, S11 500.
rooms, bath, h-a oil h.: garage 10x20.
poultry house 12x20 lots 25xl50 each:
total amt land, 150x15o: in Mclean, Va;
price. S12.500.
rooms, bath oil h.-a.h., fun basement,
electricity. range. fully insulated, lots 15Qx
$50; in Franklin Park sub, near Falls
Church, Va. RAY BARNEY, Vienna, Va.
Phone Vienna 21S. ~
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(oontinusd on Next PassJ
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UNUSUAL SEMIDETACHED 5-room brick
This house also has fully finished knotty
pine rumpus room, all rooms are SPACIOUS
and there are plenty Of closets. oil &C.
heat, all copper plumbing, steel 1-beam.
solid construction throughout, beautiful
bar, broadloom carpeting and lovely mir
rors 90 with house; owner-buit and has
many desirable features: large yard and
balance like rent at 500 per month. List
Evening star., 1946-10-27

ot ss acres viii sPIInE;fed sdstaTaa sx%m,ng or
old white oak tree. White fence with =, q
bsane4t1 sfRseway Reomy neude ehaFmns
Rail RsGpeififni finished O With hand painted paper,
Beautiful dqa,S daynf from nm %vhc rspaGe oe esn
We Work. all handmade. and dental cor. cor.
aisf disins IN nm Sins inished in silveP tea
5sRss sssssn sss4sss'vs IsSss9
hidden" stairway to 2nd renTace n9oTs mas5fr nrir
large, lovely bedrms., each with fireplace
anesT tiled tlsSerts beth done snd oors
FanaG sTse full Mi0'b basemsnt ensn laundry mikrm
IsdEs aEs Reas caT St0asss I
Which is a guest apt: Cor may be rented
for snett fSnSatns Ssdr eaapped e edse
sed bsdrms BATH and aiSs San serha ts heated sy iii
Gnbulinngs T,u nildar b,ack scoW barn with con-
calving pens and feedrm double So,sse prolli snd
senouse Se houses for Pas ao Rens Rens hefe
berlies respberriss boysen6eTries; sIsaw
fenced ana appran of acreage in oak
wood, balance clear This is an out
standing property and well worth your
asIv Tor which an appp6 is YE nsss
LAlMsBoRN, AN 1901 s. ArIington Ridge rd.,
Arlington. Va. ia. 24s4. GIL. 37l1.
IS, 50O-A 2-FAMMY house with sepa-
property where YOU can rent apt. and
live in the other. 1t has IN baths and
h.-wh. Situated on nice lot. 75x120,
/ blk. of Lee blvd, W miles to Me-
mortal Bridge. SMITH REAL ESTATE
CO.. exclusive. GL 04S4. 30
Evening star., 1946-10-27

kAtExANDRJA- available soon,
In brick building with 8 apis. and attrac-
ST., each apt has living room. bedrooms.
bath and kitehsn. dinetts; $500; cash
SON, Realtors and Insurers, 1857 N. Al
fred ST.. Alexandria, TIE. s741. Alex. 81 SO
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
TRINITY

Mr. and Mrs. Preston Price and
iaihlIy of DreXel Hill. Pa. were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs Enos Mich
olS last Thursday.
Mr., William r. Hastings WAS
the honored guest at dinner ON
sunday when his children were
theIe 10 help him celebrate Fathers
Day. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Hastings. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Williams and daughter. Nancy. of
near fredericksburg. MIR. and Mrs
Eilos Nichols and daughter. Ros-
alle and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hast
lhSs ana children. JOanne and Jack
Fl1teen members of the Atlanta
nome demonstration Club arc
spending this week at the Univers-
NY Oh Delaware attending the Home
Makers Short Course. Those ot
tending are: Mrs. Lee Carey. Mrs
J0hn Hastings. Mrs. Brooks Wheat
Neal. Mrs. Earl White. Mrs Tr..t
ly, Mrs. ElWOOd Reed. Mrs. OrInond
Galloway. Mrs. Dan Galloway. Mrs.
George Johnson. Mrs Ralph Penny
packer. Mrs. Hubert Nabb. Mrs Ed
gar English, Mrs Will Russell Mrs
thurman Adams and Mrs. Uaz4l
Tingle.
Miss Martha Brown. Carl Wal
ston and son, Henry. attended tthn
circus in Wilmington on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Harper and
daughter. Sandra. spent Saturday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
land Russell and family.
Little Miss JOanne HASTINGS is
spending this week with her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Williams near Fedralsburg.
Miss Louise Hunt of Drexel Hill.
Pa. spent last week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs knos Nichols.
Misses Eunice Friedel and Mar
tina Brown Il member of the Live
Wire Sewers All Club are attend
ing the All Short Course at New
ark this week.
Miss Anna Nichols. student nurse
at the Peninsula General Hospital
at Salisbury arrived home ON Mon
day for a two weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Enos
Nichols She will spend this week
end at Ocean City, Md, as the
guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walston and
SON. Henry, called ON relatives at
Denton. also near SmithVillt ON
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Louise Hunt of DreXel Hill,
Pa. and Miss ROSalie Nichols were
supper guests of their grand par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. William f.. Hast
lngS on "Wednesday last.
The entire community was shock
ed to hear Of the sudden death of
Charles Kinder of BridgeVille on
Saturday. MIR. Kinder. who had
under gone an aperatiOn a week
before. was reported as doing nice
ly until Il short time before his
death. Funeral services were held
at his late home on Monday after
noon. with burial at Bridgrville
Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife. and one
daughter. Miss Mary Kinder of
Bridgevillc, and two sisters OF
Federalsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. James Friedel and
son. Lawrence of Seaford were
Tuesday evening visitors and Mr.
and Mrs Ed Williams and family
of near Seaford We're Sunday even
ing visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Children's Day Services will be
held AT Trinity on Sunday June 23,
at 500 +. NJ.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
VETERANS NEWS

O-Are veterans of World War |
eligible for benefits under the Ser
Yicemens djustment Act &C. /.
Bid?
A-No. Its benefits are for World
War III veterans only.
Q-Can VA guaranty be obtain
ed if the loan is 10 be used by Il
minor or person under legal dis
ability?
A-N0. However, il may be noted
that nearly 50 states have passed
laws emancipating minor veterans
and their minor SpOuSeS with re-
spect to G.. |. loan transactions.
Q-Are leaders required 10 get
prior approval from Veterans AG-
ministratiOn before guaranteed
loan can be made?
A If the loan meets all the re-
quirements of the Act and reGula-
tions. and is made by supervised
lender. the guarantee is automatic
and the answer is no Other lenders
must have prior approval.
Q-Why is it necessary to have
the property appraised?
A The law requires that the
purchase price paid or To be paid
for property. or the cost of CON
structiOn, alterations and improve
ments, must not be more than the
reasonable value thereof rs deter
mined by proper appraisal made by
an appraiser DESIGNATED by the
Veterans Administration This pro
vision and the appraisal ii entails
are requirements made by Con
Sress for the protection of the
veteran.
Q-May veteran who obtained
a G. |. home loan last October OBJ
tain a further loan under the
amended G.. |. Bill?
Ayes. A veteran who has been
guaranteed the maximum of $1,000
under the original G. |. Bill for the
ihe purchase of home or farm,
may be cli2iblc for Il further
guarantee of 5000 for Il real estate
loan. or $1,000 for Il business ur
montreal estate loan under the
amended Il. !. BllI. I OnSult the
bank or lending agency which
handled your original loan for fur
ther details.
q When is National Service Life
Insurance considered lapsed?
A 1t is lapSrd when Il veteran
fails to make payment of premium
Il days from the date it was due
q May an uncle on aunt of a
soldier be named beneficiary of
National Service Life Insurance"
a Only if th" uncle or aunt
stood I'm loco PARENTS" Gin place
of rarenU for at least one year at
any time prior to the insncd'S en-
try into active service and was the
last person to bear that relation
ship 10 the insured
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
DAGSBORO

Childrens Day services were
held at the Bethel NJ. r. Church
Sunday night. They We're we'll at
tened
Mrs. Dorthy Mumford returned
to the home OF her brother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Millard West much improved
after receiving treatment AT the
Beebe Hospital.
Mrs. Viola CaSsay of WASHINGTON.
ID. {. is spending the week with her
brother Mr.. Frank X. Timmons
and family
Mrs. Hilda West Mitchell and
Mr.. George Werner of Washing
toh' ID. C.. spent the Weekend with
hef parents. Mr.. and Mrs. |. H..
West and son, Jerry Mitchell.
Aubrey Kitchens. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kitchens and Miss Marjorie
Warrington of Georgetown were
qultely married Saturday night at
Plttsville, Md They are residing at
the SrOOm's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar West and
daughter. Dorthy and Miss Stella
McClihtock OF Phila.. were dinner
guests Of MIR and Mrs. Harry
Bunting, Saturday.
Pvt. Eugene +. Davidson and
'pl. Darwin Nelson spent the week
tHd with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. b.
Davidson.
MISS Dolores Nickers returned
E"me after spending visit with
her sister of Erie. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Preston West are
receiving congratulations ON the
blfth on daughter at the Bebe
Hospital. Ltwts. Saturday after
noon. She weighed 5 lb. and IL oZ
and will be called Gayl EVELYN.
Mother and baby are DOING nicely.
also Pop Preston.
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Hickman
entertained to dinner Sunday.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Steve Swartz
Ul washington, ID. C.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Asher Richards and daughter of
Ocean View, Miss Pauline Ouilleu
and Donald Hudson of Bayards
Raymond Hudson of Ocean View
and evening callers were Mr.. and
Mrs. Kendall Hickman.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hudson are
enjoying a new Dodge automobile
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
FREDERICK

Mr. and Mrs. Watson Denpor A.,
m'i, Inu MrS. Francis Denney. Harold
u'Iiy i,enney OF Marcus Hook. Pa. and
"l'er Elliott of Norwood p,
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs vii
lard Sapp on Sunday. "
MISS Emma Manlove spent = few
u"ES III Philadelphia last week
Mrs. Sara Johnson of S4aford
spent Saturday with her mothar
Mrs. Sallie Williams INV ''V' :
Miss Ruth Ann Stevenson snont
lhe weekend with Miss Sara S,n.
Vens i'll Dover. '''e
,,MrS. MIS-. NJ. }. Gordon. Miss EVELYN
"urgahls and Miss Sonva Sw.,in
OF Plymouth. y. c.. are snandinn
some time with MI. and Mrs. Uarry
Hinckley. W. . 'i"' y
Mrs. Frank Russell visited rel
alVts III Langhorn and Upper bar
ny fa.. last week. Her dauehtar
Hrace russell, returned home win
her for ii visit -
MIS-. Nancy Durborough spent
several days in Philadelphia Inst
week '''7'
Private Harry Green Of Camn
Lee Va, spent the Weekend win
ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Watsom
Green. . '''ii
Miss Jennie Morris celebrated
ilef birthday this week and wa.
very pleasantly surprised Inv
friends with lovely gifts and cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Hicks of Ed-
harrisburg, Mich. Mr.. and Mrs
lItlliy Hudson of Rochester. \ V
MIS-. George Jester and Mrs Ham
iI'oh Patterson of Milford were
guests ON Monday of Mrs. Sallie
Williams.
. iier guest ON Tuesday was Chas
carter of Greeley. Colo.
Lieutenant j. A. Icenhour ac-
rompanied Mrs. Ferguson to her
nome after the Death of her hus-
halld III the plane crash al Free
hold, y. j.
Mr. and Mrs. a. ID. Lank attend
td Il convention OF the Veterans of
foftlSh Wars at Rehoboth on Fri
DAY. Saturday and Sunday.
MIS-. Etta SmithtrS of Dover
spent several days with Mrs Helen
Carlisle last week.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21

Mrs. II. Ryan and son Charles
are spending d week with her son
and daughttr-in-law Mr.. and Mrs
+. Ryan.
Mrs. a. Mendell of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones of Will
mingtOn visited Mrs. Ida Moody
on Sunday. Mrs. Moody returned
home with them for a visit.
Miss Naomi Belts of town and
}. Tribbitt of Milford We're week
end guests of her sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mitten at Baltimore.
The readers of the Chronicle
who wish TO know. Private James
II. Morris address is No. 42267G47.
Co. {, 9Th Rgt.. 18th Training BIT,
Fort Mcclellan, Ala. He would like
to hear from his many friends.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21

Jennie Morris had as her week
end guest, Miss Pat Mulligan OF
Dover The girls entertained at a
dinner on Sunday. O'Neal Dayton
ana Edward Carey at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morris.
Mrs. Irene Spurry attended ii
shower for Miss Mildred Wheeler
at the home OF Mrs Brinton Hollo-
way at Harrington on Saturday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Massey of
MlddletOwn. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Clendaniel.
James Boone was a Wilmington
visitor last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Pervis of
Chester, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Rentz en-
tertained at a family dinner on
Sunday in honor of Mrs. Rentz $
father for Fathers Day. the fol-
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Hoev
Gross. Miss Nettie Gross and Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Culver and daugh-
ter, Mary Ann of Lewes.
Mrs. Nora Clark Of Dover was
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Jas Morris on Friday.
a surprise birthday party was
given Mrs. Merton Belts on Thurs
day evening. She received useful
gifts. After an enjoyable evening
delicious refreshments were serv-
ed
Mr. and Mrs. A b. Smith of Mag
no&lia spent Friday with Mrs. Sal
lie Williams
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Merrill and fam
lily of Wilmington were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Belts on
Sunday.
Robert and Elwood Ryan of
Camden, y. j.. were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Ryan.
Miss Jennie Morris visited Miss
Pat Mulligan of Dover two days OF
this week.
The Trinity Methodist Church
was beautifully decorated with
nowers on Sunday in observance
OF Fathers Day Mrs. Herman Vim
yard and Mrs Ponder Thomas do
mated fiowers in memory of their
father. also Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Rogers in honor of his father.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
LINCOLN

george Williams and f,io,
Douglas johnson of New York Cit,,
spent the Weekend with his naI
ents, Mr. and Mrs Dick WiIIian,,,
Miss Lorraine Beebe and frinnd'.
from Ellendale spent SUNDAY at
Riverview Beach, y. J.
Miss Catherine Halfen snant Inc.
weekend in Fenwick Island
Billy Martin visited his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Uartin
IN Milford Neck on Sunday
Mrs. Nellie +. Vadakin. who h,a
spent two weeks with MIR. ana Nrs
Frank Harding and Mr.. and Mrs
Howard wilkins, returned tn Re-
hoboth with her daughter Mrs
Marie Wilson on Monday.
w. II. Davidson and Mr. and NIrs
II. NJ Burns visited relatives in
Sudlersville. Md. on Sunday
Mrs. Matte Roach spent the
weekend III Milton as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Johnson
Mrs A. b. Donovan is visiting
her grandson and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Donovan in Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Meal
lister OF Wilmington spent last
weekend with their aunt, Mrs
Maude Abbott. Mr. McAllister. =
member of the Jacob Ferinand-
Speer Post, No. Gl5. was dele
gate to the annual encampment of
Delaware Veterans of Foreign
Wars, which was held at Rehoboth
Beach last Friday and Saturday.
June IA and IL.
In Calvary Methodist Church ON
Sunday, June lG. at two o'clock.
Miss Margaret Watson, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Watson of
Cedar Neck. became the bride of
Walter Swain, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Swain of this city. The
Rev. Leslie f. Werner. pastor of
the church. otiiciatcd
The maid of honor WAS Mrs.
Louise Donovan. sister of the
bridegroom and Harry Swain. m-
Gle OF the groom, was the best
man. After a honeymoon the new
ly-weds will live in Milford.
Mrs. Annie Barnett of Atlantic
City, Mrs. Sallie Clendaniel and
George Carpenter were dinner
guests of Mrs. May Wyatt and Mrs.
Caddie Beideman on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard wilkins
and children had as dinner guests
on Sunday, Mrs. Nellie Vadakin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer wilkins and
Roberta, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hard
ing and children Garrison Little
ton and Mr. and Mrs. William War
rlngton. Other guests during the
day were Elmer Littleton. Robert
Roach, Walter Davis, Jr.. Donald
and Norman Wilkins and Carl Co
boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan
and children, Christina and Win
nita and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lot
land and daughter. Janet Lee. spent
Sunday at Riverview Beach.
Services for Sunday. June %:
Church school at II H. m Eve
ming sermon at : O'Clock.
Slaughter Neck: Church school
at 10 a m. Morning worship and
sermon at II a. M
Cedar Neck: Church school at =
p. m. Preaching at 3 p. m.
Rev. +. y. Wright, Pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
MILFORD NECK

Mr.. and Mrs. William Schark of
Salem, \ j., Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wes-
ley Bangor and children OF Penns-
VILE, \. j.. spent the past week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Coverdale and Mrs. Annie Deputy.
The Milford Neck Methodist
Church will hold its yearly Chill
dren's Day services on Sunday.
June %. at 200 p. IN. The Junior
Choir OF Frederica will also take
part in the service. Everyone is
welcomed and urged to be present
10 show the young people of this
community that we appreciate
their efforts i'll preparing the ser
vice for us.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21

added TO every gallon.
Moreover, you get Com
plete Fuel Oil Service with
Mobilheat automatic de-
livery = free heat-saving tips
to cut fuel costs friendly
service from drivers trained to
be prompt, courteous, reliable.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
NEW HOTTER
Higher QUALITY MOBILHEAT!

BE ready for next winter
with fuel oil that contains all
the heat units your burner can
possibly use higher quality,
clean-burning Mobilhsat. To-
oay' it's ready to give you
hotter-than-ever heat because
more heat units have been
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
IN ME MORIAM


In memory of our dear son and
brother. OTIS Y Clcnd:tnIrl. " hu WAS
called away two years ago, June %.
1874
This day brings back memory
~ q loved one laid to rest
And those who think OF him today.
Are the one who loved him best
The world may change from year to
year.
Our lives from day to dag,
But the loving memory of you. dear
son,
Will never fade away.
We often sit and think of YOU.
And OF the way YOU died
You only smiled and made a sigh,
Ertort you closed your eyes
Always 50 true. unStfiSh and kind.
Few in this world his equal you'd find
y beautiful life that came to an end
He died as he lived ,.vrryunt'> friend
Sadly missed and never to he for
gotten by Mother and Father and Sis
ter. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21

that goes for thousands of home ownersl They've
A,ound oil heat the most satisfying cheapest COM
Pletely automatic home heating there is
TN an OIL burner, you enjoy all the warmth and
'oiiilot you want during sudden cold snaps guard
against oVerheatlng on unexpectedly days with
out setting foot in your cellar!
And oil heat Clean it makes housekeeping easier
means more space for basement recreation and utitv
rooms See your local Moblheat supper about convert
ing now He can also supply you with
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01

The United States Navy Band, Washington, D. C, Lieutenant
Charles Brendler, Z. S. N. Conductor, is heard regularly over
the National Broadcasting and Mutual systems and will pre-
sent a two hour variety program Sunday afternoon in Will
mington. The numbers will include variations on American
Folk Songs, Modern American Melodies, outstanding classi-
cal and symphonic band arang ements, aimed to please the
most discriminating audience of lovers of all types Of music
by composers of the past and present.