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ApARrMrNTs WANrfD tceas. !, .

uss fAssdsassl fsss:n .na ni:sfs ssss 6ias ssssa.
5 SISTERS. professional, desperately -S need
sp q on sms Gas hogsf ol Ap J. sss
PERMANsENT oovernmsnt- s N @ -smployes Dyed vom- 81
an desires unfurnished single apt, inclosed
yard II possible; prefer city. consider sub
xSsisS sSs MI f.pH ds;zs. room, .issh.n
osysfz Mi sss ssssi.n mar
apartment. No children or pess uRihss Wiiilss
ess V Can T. Sse RsE ssoS Ss *. sas sa II s.
Z tween Y z .a s.m; n and pm; 22.
81 anS xs psss sasf
house; permanently, employed; no children,
S.Dst a. psas osps vsasnia location preferred cal
VETERAN, age a5, single, efaciency ant,
s5nssss sssis sSs sisS SesS Sss
VETfERAN AND &fiFE, Gov, Goovernment EN-
ployes, urgently need furnished or un-
fnnrnished na apt; quiet couple. Phone AID
APARrMENT--Liying room. bedroom,
kitchen and bath. Returned veteran and
wife, no children. up to S75. call RE.
Sss Szee' IHIvvS Ext 1906; after pm, IA. l517.
DOCTOR, recently discharged from Army.
Tor 1-bedrm apt. with kitchenette, pvt.
bath, oo5 in :, nv. section. Single. no pets.
one or GS On fWo SS6 ROOM APT. furn: or
unfurn., NV. section, for recently released
II, col. and wife no children, permanently
situated in D. c. Box 204-v, Star. "a
COLORED-vETERAN and wife urgently
~ 1st; reliable and quiet; refersnees
ME. 5O44 before IL or after 4 pm
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COAL, WOOD ana FUEL OIL.

COAL, WOOD ana FUEL OIL.
FIREPLACE. WOOD, seasoned hardwoods;
prompt dek; ceiling price, S21 cord
WOOD. well seasoned prompt delivery;
$50 cord, $40 half cord, SIS quarter cosdi
cut any length. Ii. 5065. -26
kINDLING WOOD, quantity. Customers
90 90 :, own hauling. Located Sc. section
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.
I6 70 50 UNIT BUILDING, Northvesi
washington only. I'm. 1879.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

A COUPLE, without children, all conven
fences, II miles east Of D. c. Bowie 1875
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hoUsEs WANTED no RENT

COL.ORED-VETERAN and wife urgent
need Groom. kitchen and bath apartmer
by 1st; reliable and quiet; reference
NE. 5044 before IL or after Z pm
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QUtcI, mAIUAE COUkLE QeSl{e turnlSneo
studio apartment In nv; washington; no
| chilren or pets. RE. 6700, Ext. $3.50.
EMPLOYED MOTHER and high school son
need furnished 2 rooms, kitchen. bath.
VETERAN AND WIFE, expecting In June,
urgently need unfurnished apt, bedroom,
Or MRS BOB HToGINs. IA. 4347. ga:
GENTLEMAN desires furnished bachelor
apartment In NV. Box 263-V. Star. 22s
STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL and wife desire
| small furnished apt. or house, until June
or less; $136 maximum. Call HO. 2104,
Ext. 426. -22
|URGENT-Small ant. Or sinsle rm.: will
share apt. or single rm. Ink. for respon-
Sble lady; NV. section; to g., no. 1340,
COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR and mother. furn,
apt. or rm.. with kitchen privileges. Cali
Univ. of Md, WA. $500. Ext. 29I. am.
to p p.m., except Sunday. -23
4 YOUNG LADIES, permanent Govern
ment employees, desire GROOM k, and B.
furnished apartment; no pets; best ref
sIspSsss s1iSy r.yRI6a RE o7oo. Ext. 1902, NJ Mss
VETERAN AND WIFE desire furn. or
unfurn. apt. ia. 3507. 81
COUPLE. with 3-year-old daughter, ur-
gently need / or 2 bedroom apt or house
usIn1Iurnisned. sI1l Have permanent position IN
Washington. Call Chestnut 7413. 21s
lEx-SERvICEMAN and wife, urgent. small
furn. or unfurn. APT. or light housekeeping
room: no children r pets; limit $50 mo.
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a-FAhnLY DUPLEX, 1 block on Minne-
sota ave: Sc; brick. gas eutSm4tie heat
Mrs; Leach. dk 1850. with bETTzxtfs
d. Sl00.
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this charming detached home, convenien
esption hall isrse lisins and dining rooms
butlers, pantry, kitchen and large screene!
baths, / giassed- in ana i screened porch
3rd floor. l finished and 2 storage rooms
new oil furnace and Bendtx washer, de
afssd ons fsEhfs InsDestSB eaNsY BY
INC. MA. 1900, Realtor, 1012 18th st. r. "
ton. 7 exceptionally large rms; bedrm
and u bath on 1st floor; full, light base
ment; oil heat: large, beautifully land
60 70 60 days For spps:: ssll Mr. gsSl
cAkzkssg cAk2zt Ii sTobE SErRshES RRssiS5 HOME on a IN
edge Of Chevy Chase Circle in Nd. situates
$40. This home IS IL new condition; hs'
fine living and lends nicely for entertain.
3 baths, sl.sorsss lss;iiooT arr siIssnssmsnt
fsn sA e nsase s7ee .1ss ssslu; sE
NV. TAPESTRY ROW BRICKS rooms
z porches; socd condition: S10.95o; $2,;
MAoEE. WA. 1914 until 8.
CHEyERLy-5 rooms. also 2 unnnishee
AT. 2239, TR. 49S9. -22
BETMESDA-Detsched brick house OF
lot 1O0x126 IT,: living room, dining room
a' rass. inclosee yard immsdiate @ ep posses s
sion: near Wisconsin ave. and Bradle,
a!x xsSls HsNlMNr Ssl lMr ssssr eo ne Hs oHsS fs
Conn. ave. NV, DE. $500. -22
HOUSE, for large family or doctor. in bet
ter residential section Of NV. washing.
pn,. sq + !: Teii- built ,ont detached che. brick
park. There are six rooms and bath on
first floor: five rooms and bath on Sec
ond door; full basement with recreation
room and half bath and outside entrance
There is a front and side entrance to mrs,
moor which makes It ideal for 4 doctor
OIL heat. Priced below reproduction cos
At ST. 800. Cali Mr.. Gay. KELLEY 4
BRANNEk. DI. 774o: evenings, dL. 4as0
MT. story brick, 10 rms, :
baths, including 3-rm. basement apt. ant
arm. 3rd-hoor apt; oil heat, electric
ssfriEeFatSTs scn S gssUsFs well located price
s.TAMILY DUPLEX. block on MIME
fSii ffr Ssssmsnt. dssp cts iSS $is.s6o.S nc ncsi
Mrs, Leach. Gk 1889. with BErTzKft
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mouse, block from bus, Chevy ChaSe
door, large bedrms, and = baths; nnishe,
with frsplaee and layatory: fenced-in bacl
faoSc iiII|is "a aodkz azsCc CREEK rAnx-E1sfi,, nss
;, stone and brick, center hall. living Im
Frmii nook; .Ei kitchen . and nc powder rm; 2n'
truly nns home. SAMUEL E. goGLEY
Realty, 7004 Wisconsin ave; WI 1890
NEAs s'oS RsR evfRnss Rb ana 9afu ssnd St.
Brick and clapboard home, new-house con
e1n SSsfy snd SsstTs snstt m BED
sar.ss: possession with title. Price. @ SO SO
sS e. EN- wEEp 2so co sandsy S4 eaa ronn vssK
LOVELY AND sPoTLEss. 7-rm. franz
hSs r has very yns n.g l kFeen Teri sesSs din
me Shower, bath; hardwood fioors an;
ts,mimnss stsd 1ta, h;Eh with gas burner in;u
r h.stossa as :ssssoaa S sss Wood
ate Biz s. vss Pda' g. siSSS + sf cREssoG' 81
CEN SSEssNrkkss. ks...e HALL COLONIAL HOME. s isss
tiVlnHt QLllnR rooms, pIeek1aSt room, mOd
ern kitchen: 2nd noor, 4 bedrooms, 2 tilel
baths; 3rd door, 2 bedrooms, tile bath
playroom; newly decorated. Your inspec
ton invited to real home. LESLIE b
SEvEN-ROOM HOUSE, nearly new: gal
heat, ART -cond.; full basement; bath and
shower: corner house, 100 block Whining.
ton pl. s.e.; vet. only who has served more
than three years overseas duty. You art
tbs ths Sne Who needs home. Write 30,
aX2o GE0RGETowN GEMn-vsc.nt
charming reproduction Of an Early Ameri
can home, rejecting an atmosphere of goot
taste and refinement .throughout. IN,
house features beautiful dining room 2,
e; in length with lovely fireplace ans
LEADING. to deck porch which adjoins Ii,
walled-in Garden. The house Is Just likl
details are tc be found. Breakfsst room
tory, bedrooms and tiled bath viii
Shown by appointment. This evening, cal
Mr; pvysy; fA; 1891: THos, 7. F1sHEl
MASS. AvE.--For sale, kay Georgian
brick house: eArden and Earaee: perfec
condition. Seen BY eppt., STORY b Co
Ne. 4100, Mrs.. Wright. "a
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KENss1INGIoN. oESs1l MD.-s1l $50; with a res-
ssnaes sSrs;ed ca cash Dayment this house can be
cludins taxes. 1st floor contains living
room, dining room kitchen, bedroom and
powder room; 3 bedrooms, sleeping porch
sss eromps s sst lot ca vs. f!sns ssSo
Until Until pm. EDWARD H. JONES l. CO.
MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. HEIGHTS, SIS.
000-.One Of our better values, 4 bedrooms.
baths and a sleeping porch on End floor.
and ses esa shs aaf ea %o 1886 Tn
cdnn, cp,m;, EDWARD sEs H. JONES q CO., $500
s.TAMfEY HOUSE. in woodbridge, 3 5as .ps...
steam heat. this house has good income:
Psn.sd ssn. e it .s I'm !. sTs sss
Il; {. G; , MAySoE yS .sa g CO. ssiz Rhode isIsnd
fMPREssiNvE IMP res; w GEORGIAN COLONIAL >,
embassy section, Just OF Mass. ave.. near
the Gash,edrai; spacious detached home.
vns snd atd dsssnsd for
ssfS 0S aRR L2R Z Rsn5Hsss pEvstos sss.
Wesley Heights ana sprins Valley. 9sso
Mass. aye. aye. NV, OR. 4464, ewes. telephone
BATTERY PARK-This 7-room home win
corner lot. s sraSbsd is.aooooss
sna nE snd shta .a and bsS ssp
F. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn. ave. -23
I1th AND h SITS. N.E.-S1, 800 down buys
this g. Groom brick; oil heat priced for only
Eye st. NV, EX. 34O0.
EUCLID ST., OF 14th st. n.w.-3-story
row brick. excellent rooming house,
rooms, 3 baths. ENTERPRISE REALTY
Co, 1924 Eye st. NV, Ex 34O0.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC.-Exemsiv..
rambling white cement block cottage, q
bedrooms, dining room. kitchen and utility
room OH h:-wh.; on lot 92x225, beauti-
old; $11,960; near wheaton, Maryland:
located on viers Mil I'd. 3rd house left.
Elk. 1922 until pm. @S2
tOont:nusd sn Next Paee.I
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Wons0nso % hsxt Pses.s
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V01"N kENI HL 4
charged omcer
D. C. residents,
or unfurn. apt.
within As min.
lease. WI. 3ol
BRITISH COLI
need 2-bedroom
nished. in ny
Executive 1910,
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
MILLVILLE

Millville Methodist Church SER
vices as follows:
10 a. m.-Church school. Roland
West. superintendent.
s p. Worship service. Rev.
f. {. LOuhOff. Jr.. pastor. Sermon
will be by Rev. Fordam from St.
Georges.
Prayer service Friday evening at
s o'clock.
Jack and Arthur Lewis spent the
Weekend with the Noble boys,
while Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Dukes.
Mrs. William Stevenson has re-
turned home from the Beebe Hos
pital.
We are sorry to report the illness
of Ralph Steele. who is now in the
hospital at Lewes. His many
friends wish for him speedy re-
covery. Mrs. Steele also has the
sympathy of all as she has been
i'll. too.
Pfc. William w. Collins has been
returned to the United States Ar
my. and was al home with his
parents over the weekend. He has
returned to Camp kilmer, \. j.
where he hopes to be discharged
soon. We were all glad to welcome
Bit back with us again.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Everett ISaaCS celebrated his
18th birthday Saturday the 3lst by
inviting several of his boy play
mates 10 help him celebrate from >
tc ) p. m. The boys played games
until time 10 be invited to the dim
ln& room when they did Justice to
all the delicious refreshments
Those present We're Leroy and Mil
lard Calhoun. Everett Marvel. Billy
Lord and Ralph Harmon and his
9randmOther Mrs. Earl Cahall was
Il special guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Marvel and
family spent Saturday evening in
StafOrd.
MIR. and Mrs. George Tyrrell and
family of Phila., spent the Labor
Day holidays here as guests of hcl.
mother, Mrs. Juliette Meads.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Mills spent
Sunday with the C0naways at the
cottage in Oak Orchard.
MIR. and Mrs. Thurman Adam,
were at RehOhOth, Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Horsey. Mrs. Blanche
and Virginia Lee Robinson. Mrs
Helen Harmon, and son, Ralph took
Il picnic lunch and spent Sunday
'iterh"on At Milford Playground.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06

Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Lewis
and sons. Jack and Arthur Lewis
of Dover were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Noble and
sons, Sanford and Kendall OH Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. Clara Setman returned with
her children. Mr.. and Mrs Homer
James and little daughter Virginia,
to Philadelphia. She will remain
with them for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. h. Holt have re-
turned home from d trip to Canada
and Niagara Falls.
Miss Pauline Way has returned
home after being in Washington,
ID. c.. during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmatory
are spending few days in Ches-
ter. Pa. with relatives. Miss Betty
Bennett is in charge of the store
during their absence.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
REDDEN

There will be services at McCol-
leys Church next Sunday as fol-
lows: Sunday school at p. m.
Preston Donovan, Supt.. Preaching
at > p. III. by Rev. Burdick.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Donovan and daugh-
ter. Florence were Mr.. and Mrs.
Paris Burton. Mrs. George Forst,
Mrs. Robert Clendaniel and Edwin.
Richard and Howard Clendaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Donovan and
family and Mr. Woodrow Webb.
Miss Edith Rust is spending her
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Burton were
Saturday evening guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Marshall Wilson.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Jester and
family were Sunday evening guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rust and
family We're Sunday guests of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Calvin
Iuseph
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
A MAN NEAR HERE FELT
LIKE SWOLLEN BALLOON
FULL OF STOMACH GAS

Recently a man living near here
stated that he used to feel like a
swollen balloon after every meal
He would bloat full OF gas and spit
up acidulous liquids for hours af-
ter eating. Was terribly consti-
pated. This man is one Of the hun
drcds in this vicinity who now
praise EkB-HELP. He states he
was amazed at the results when
he took this medicine Now he eats
what he wants without gas or
blOating, and bowels are regular
for the first time in years. He feels
like a new man.
ERB-HELP contains T. Great
Herbs; they clense bowels. clear
gas from stomach. act on sluggish
liver and kidneys. Miserable peo-
pie soon feel different all over. So
don't go ON suffering, Get ERB-
HELP. Ragains Drug Store. Mil
ford.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
NJ. Stephens Church
Fleming street

sunday, September S
9:l5 a. m. Holy Communion.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
CEDAR NECK

Life is wasted away by trifles and
details,
Try simplifying a little more.
Methodist Church, Rev. r. y.
Wright. Pastor. Sunday. September
S. II "a. m. Sunday School. There
was a very good attendance at sun
day School and worship service last
Sunday. Plan to be present this
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
The W. s. G. :. will be entertain
ed this month by Mrs. Laura Wat
son and Mrs. Stella Mae Watson at
their home on Tuesday evening.
September 10. at s o'clock. DeVo-
tidnal leader will be Mrs. Lydia ;.
MiIs. Entertainment committee.
Mrs. Anna Carroll and Mrs. Caro-
line Clark. Refreshment committee
Mrs. Crania Carey, Mrs. Hilda
Shockley and Mrs. Laura Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Barnes OF
Springfield, Pa, were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Granville
ShOckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gordon
Clark and baby son are spending
some time with Mr.. Clark's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Clark. Cor
con has recently been honorably
discharged from the army.
Sunday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Davis Watson were Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jacob Roosa. Miss Ida ROosa.
MIR. and Mrs. C. Edmund Taylor,
An. and Mrs Paul Coffin and Mrs.
BeSs SheW.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gordon
Clark and baby son, MIR. and Mrs
Thomas Clark and son. Jack visited
Mrs Winnie Clark and Miss Lima
lark of Greenwood ON Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Bess Shew was dinner
guest ON Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob RoOSa and Miss Ida RoOsa.
Mrs. Della Schneider Of Bison
Kansas was a guest for several
days last week of her neice. Mrs
ElwoOd Mills.
Mrs. Brantley Donovan has re-
turned home after visit with hel
sister-inIlaw. Mrs. Oliver Hill OF
Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Jester an(
Miss Edna Barker of Milford were
Saturday evening guests Of Mr. ant
Mrs. +. Davis Watson
We are sorry to report that Nor
r man Collins has been very seriou,
~ i'll i'll Milford Memorial HuSpita
with an appendectOmy
Mrs. Edith Reed is also yer.
much under the weather.
MIR. and Mrs. Irving Calhoun an,
children of Dover were Dime
guests on Monday of MIR. and Mrs
Harold Short. Mrs. calhoun is
sister of Mrs Short.
You may journey with reioicinl
when You are trusting in the Lord.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06

Chief Clarence Shockley and
Fireman Horace Hamilton are at
tending fire school at the Univer-
sity of Maryland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Ramsdell.
OF Saratoga, Pa, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H: j. Ramsdell.
Miss Jane Pride has accepted
position in the office of the Del
aware Power and Light Company.
The Ever Ready Class OF Asbury
Methodist Church School announces
the ninth annual Flower, Fruit.
and Vegetable show will be held
in Collins Hall Of the church on
Friday evening, September 18th.
The following committees have
been appointed to arrange for the
affair: Classifications: Mrs. Clar-
ence Shockley and Mrs. Oscar Rob
ertS; Posters: Mrs. Clyde Perry;
Publicity: Mrs. w. w. Sharp; En-
; tries: Mrs Preston Anthony. Miss
Elizebeth Sapp and Mrs. Charles
DerricksOn; Judges: Mrs. Wallace
Hanson and Mrs. Norris G.. Adams
Program: Mrs. Sharp Tables:
Mrs. Ernest Dean. Mrs. Martin
ClarksOn and Mrs. Clarence Raugh-
ley; Cakes: Mrs. Joseph A Mas
ten, Mrs. Philip Harrington. Mrs.
Grier and Mrs. A G.. Auston: Ice
Cream: Mrs. ClarksOn. Mrs. Perry.
Mrs. Herbert G. Denney, Mrs. Mil
ton Welch. Mrs. Byron McKnatt
Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Roy Porter. Mrs.
Clarence Kemp, Mrs. Norman Hop
kins, Mrs. Lola Musser. Mrs. Ed
mund Taylor, Mrs. Oscar f. Gill
ette. Mrs. r. Saunders and Miss
Anna Camper; Gifts and Novelty
Tables: Mrs. w. r. Massey and
Mrs. W. S. Smith Doors will be
open at 7:30 and a short program
will be presented at S:15 O'Clock
followed by the awarding of prizes
The prize awards will he in charge
of Mrs. Clarence Raughley. general
chairman of the show. and Mrs
Clarence Kemp. the president of
the class.
Mrs. Naomi Melvin Legates. age
46 years. wife of Charles Legates
died at her home on Liberty Stree
! last Thursday morning after al
illness Of several months. For the
past four months she was confined
to her bed. She was born i'm Della.
ware near this city, and was the
daughter of Mrs. Rose Porter Lr
l gates and the late Walter Melvin
: and had lived III this community
, all of her life. Funeral service.
We're held from the Boyer Funera
home Sunday afternoon at | p. IN
!. in charge of the Rev II. H. Calhoun
: pastor of the NaZarene Church
l Interment was made in Hollywood
| Cemetery. Besides her husband
A she is survived by three daughters
| Mrs. Louis Gerard, of EastOn, Md
| Mrs. Joseph SallO and Miss Edit
? Legates. of Harrington; two Sons
| Private Oscar LegateS. Army All
2 Corps, Stormville, n. Y,and Char
g les Legates. Jr..at home; and fiv
n grandchildren; three sisters. Mrs
e Clarence Meredith. of Lincoln. Mrs
S Thomas Phillips of FELTON,. and Mr..
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
HOMES FOR HOMEFOLkS

Homes for veterans were so
much in demand in the last six
months that 225,000 of them were
finished-this special class of
houses having been given priority.
Due to the building boom more
than half of the houses that were
started were not finished principal
ly because of soaring prices of ma
terial and labor. Most prospective
hOmefOlkS have decided 10 Join the
waiting list" instead of digging in
iead-over-heels in debt. The bis
cities are. quite as usual, crowded
with people from everywhere. ANA
house building is not near as pOpu-
lar as house hunting or IF you
haven't got it have You spare
room you can let us have" BE it
ever SO what's tie differ
ence, for while.
YOul have to study something
more than economics and the rcla-
ton Of our national resources to
figure out any reason why the cost
Of rev houses ballOOned almost to
the StratOSphere. Ten thousand dot
lars for a new home for the family
OF Il veteran is an outrageous price.
The real estate sharks started in
three years ago to make fortune
cut of building and selling new
houses, and at the same time boost
inc the price Of the land upon
which these houses We're TO be
erected The fact that the Govern
ment is backing loans for houses
has been helpful to the real estate
sharks nevertheless. ordinary
houses are selling for three or foul
times more than they should cost
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
LYNCH HEIGHTS
(Ncar MilfOrd)

Mrs. Madeline Morgan spent the
holidays with her daughter and SON
in-law. Mr.. and MIS-. Everett Mill
man at Love Creek.
Mrs. Cora Hughes spent Monday
with her daughter. Mrs. Burton
Willis.
Gorge Mcdonald, of Chester. Pa.
died very suddenly on Sunday
morning last. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Donald We're spending the holidays
with her sister-in-law. Mrs. Flora
Lindale
Mr.. and Mrs. Elinor Founders
and son Tommy have returned ~
their home near Richmond. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Fuliner and children. OF Philadel-
phia
Rev Gibson and family. OF Phila-
delphia. We're overnight guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Founders re-
Gently
Mrs. Wissrman and son, Carlos
Ms. Betty Jester and daughter,
Barbara, have returned from Il
visit in Ohio.
Mrs Warner. Mr.. and Mrs Cor
don Warner, from Greenwood. Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Nichols from Mont
real. Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Brace
girdle from M0ntrcal Mr. and Mrs
Wilbur Warner from Fredericu
and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Warner
Of Dover. We're guests OF Mr. ant
Mrs J. Spencer Willis on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Preston Webb are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Abbott
Mr.. and AIRS Norton Loverag,
We're dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
John Leverage on Sunday last
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06

Nelson Meredith. of Harrington:
three brothers. Roland and Frank
Melvin, Harrington; and James
Melvin. Liberty y. Y.
Mrs. Edna V Griffith died early
laSr Thursday morning in the Mil
form Memorial Hospital where she
had been removed on Wednesday
for treatment. She was the dau-
&hter of tie late John and Mary
College FlOhr and was born i'm La
trobc, Pa, hut had resided in this
community for several years. Fun
eral services We're held from the
Boyer Funeral Home Sunday after
noon at O'Clock in charge of the
Rev. 7. c. Jones. pastor of Trinity
Methodist Church. lnterment was
in Hollywood Cemetery. She is
survived by her husband Benjamin
l.. Griffith. one SON Edgar Griffith.
Of harrington. one sister. Mrs. Jam
es f.. Baker, of Union City. Pa.
and one brother. Charles \. Flohr.
of I.atrobe+ Pa.
Mrs. Fred Grccnly. Ir.. is visit
ing relatives in Jacksonville. Fla.
The W. S c. $. of Trinity Meth
Odist Church. Harrington. will
hold its annual fall supper on
Thursday evening, November :.
~. stephens Church
Fleming Street
Sunday. September S
9:l3 a. m. Holy Communion
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19
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tographers and between the pho
tographers and the public.
The association aimed at the
unlicensed itinetrant coupon cam
eramen'' as enemies Of both the
legitimate photographers and the
photograph-buying public.
To better themselves as photog-
raphers and, hence, serve the
public with better photographs,
the group decided to obtain educa-
tional demonstrations of film pro:
cesses and equipment from major
Photographic manufa cturing com
panies. 1t was also decided to hold
self-educational demonstrations and
exhibits to keep photographers and
the public acquainted with the
latest advancements in the photo
graphic field.
Exhibits of the associations pic
lures will be held in local shop
windows from time to time.
AT the meeting Paul Franklin
Bell, assistant secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, threw open
the facilities Of the Chamber build
ing, Fourth and Princess streets,
to the association for use at any
time.
Bell tostered the associations at.
filiation with the Chamber. Yester'
days meeting was the second in Z
series Of several meetings planned
by Bell to organize the city's pro
fessional and trade groups into per
manent cooperative bodies. The
furniture dealers organized las
week.
Among Wilmington's licensed
professional photographers who at
tended yesterdays affiliation meet
ing were Robert G. Hodgkin, Jr.,
John Browning, I. j. Eckenrod
Pete Knight, M. H. Scott, Johr
Kelly, Jr., w. H. Hancammon.
Hobson Bennett, and Chairman
Gruehn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19
Refuses Date

PASADENA, Calf, Sent 10
~ Charles G. Long, Pay, 10.
prophet OF doom, came IN Woogsna'
Gay with a revised estimate ou'eS'
end of the world. On the
1t will, he says, be octobs. :,
The 7S-year-old founder -
Remnant of the Church ~ u The
acknowledged that it could IOd
well be Oct. II, 1899 howevsa aS' az
pending on how a student trsrs1, de-
e &C tha hing,1 mathematical eQuatioess
Long attracted considerable >,
tention when he predictode a.
worlds end at dawn last the
Der 81. Although a crowd g s+p.em,
around his house, nothing b sTrnered
except that he received tbr rpellea
fers to rent the house and > o.
to buy his car. e0upIs