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Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13
HOUSTON

Church news fol san 'ay Sert.
Is. Sunday School at 10 O'Clock
with Howard r. Moore. Stunt. in
th;Ise, assisted by Edwaia A
P'cit! man. asst. Supt Preaching at
II O'clock, with Rev. ". ]. Mckee
delivering the message There will
b2 an evening service It 7:2o and
the I1ldweek service WI be held ON
Wednesday evening beginning M
E3O O'Clock. After which the Off
cial board will maA.. Plan now 10
attend these inspirational services.
John k. Brittiasham, a former
principal of the Houston School.
has returned and is serving as
principal and teaching the seventh
ana eighth grades. Many of the
younger married folks in the Com
munity attended school when Nh.
birmingham was the principal and
remember him as one of the best
teachers Houston school ever had
He is boarding at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. S G.. Armour.
The Houston Home DemOnstra-
tion club will meet on Thursday
evening, Sept. ~ at 7:45. This will
be leader meeting. Subject being
"AlteratiOn of Patterns" All mem
hers are urged to be present. The
new agent, Mrs. Violet Goodwill
VIII be present for the October
meeting.
we are very sorry to report that
EDWIN A. Prettyman, the assistant
Supt. of our Sunday school has
been very i'll and confined to his
bed for over a week. we hone he
VIII soon be up and around.
Mrs. lydia Morris who has been
quite i'll is much better at this time
and is able to be up and around
again, her brother from California
visited her last week.
A birthday party was given in
honor of Fred Hayes on Saturday
evening, Sept. 7th. Those present
included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
HAYES and daughters. Patsy and
Shirley, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
HAYES and daughters, Betty Jean
and Beverly. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Quillen and son, Jimmie and Mrs
Ethel Case Refreshments were
served. Children and grandchildren
departed wishing their father anC
grandfather many more happy
birthdays
Mrs. Billy Manluve of Milfor,
spent Tuesday with her mother-in
law. Mrs Grace Manlove.
Mrs. k,stella Wright. a teacher il
Caesar Rodney school at Wyomins
spent the past week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Jump.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins O
Washington. ID. C.. and Mr.. an,
Mrs. Edward Smith of Tuxedo Parl
sDent several days with Mr.. an,
Mrs. Edna Sapp and daughters.
Mrs Herman Booth of Richard
son Park. has been visiting he
sister, Mrs Levin Cohee.
The Marshall Harts of Maenoli
were Sunday evenin@ callers at tn
home of Mrs. Edna Sapp.
The children of Mrs Rov San
cave her q surprise partv in homo
of her birthday anniversary las
week
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13
Kent Rally By COP
DrdUS Candidates
continued from first page)

Byron 5. Creadick. Cheswold,
candidate for tht Kent County Levy
Court from the Second Levy Court
District; Ralph W. Wine. Woodside.
candidate for the Kent Levy Court
from the Third Levy Court Dis
trict; John r. Leverage. candidate
fol reelection as clerk of the peace
OF Kent County; Webster Phillips.
candidate for receiver of taxes and
county treasurer; Frank j. Walker.
candidate for recorder of deeds
Norris b. Garrison, Dover. candi-
GATE for reelection as clerk of the
Orphans Court of Kent County.
WILLIAM W. Simpson. HARRINGTON.
candidate for sheriff; Jonathan $.
Willis, president OF the Kent Coun-
ty Levy Court; State Senator Rob
ert ii. 4erkes, secretary Of the Kent
0unty Republican Committee: ::
James w. Cannon, Jr., committee
man in the First Election District; :;
george A. Swain, present represent
tative of the Tenth District: Mrs.
Clement II. Nutter. committee wo-
4l'" vi tle FIISl Erection lJlStflCt
oi the Tenth Representative Dis
trict; Warren r. Moore. secretary
OF the Kent County Board of t.lec-
tons; Harvey Thompson. Republi-
can worker in the district for more
than so years; John i.ongb0ttom,
and James Thorp, Dover. commit
teeman from the Fifth District.
Following the meeting refresh
ments were served by the Ladies
auxiliary at the Nillwood Church.
Music was furnished hy Bennctt's
Orchestra.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13
Southern States Group
Wiz Meet Sept. 18th
Continued from first pagel


The business session will include
election of new members to the
local advisory board and members
OF the Southern States Farm Home
Advisory Committee. Clarence JeS-
ter and Arthur Tatman are retiring
members of the board while Mrs.
Clarence Jester and Mrs. LuciuS
c. Webb are completing their terms
as members of the advisory com
mittee.
The following persons have been
nominated TO fill the vacancies on
the board: Lawrence Isaacs. How
ard Nreeland, Lincoln: George
Simpson, Houston. and Willie MalO-
ney. Harrington. Other nominations
may be made from the floor on the
night of the meeting.
Nominees for the Farm Home
Advisory Committee include: Mrs.
Norman Grove, Mrs. Douglas Fry.
Mrs. Howard Warner. Milford. and
Mrs william Benson. Lincoln. Other
nominations will be made from the
floor.
Speakers on the program will in
clude Lucius Webb of Milford, who
will discuss Value of COOpera-
tiveS To Farmers" and Mrs Davis
Watson of Milford, who will talk
on What WOmen's Club Work
Means to Agriculture A Southern
States question bee" Will be ano-
ther feature OF the program.
Group singing will be led by
Douglas Fry who will be accom-
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13
Chronicle Presents
Convention Issue
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love" they were further assisted
by as loyal and cooperative group
of advertisers as might be the hap
by faculty of any Fourth Estate
Group" anywhere TO have in their
Corner"
1t is only natural that in the COM
pilatiOn of such paper there will
be some items probably arriving
late that may be left out. We as
sure our readers that such items
will appear in our next issue, pro-
viding the news value is still i'll
tact.
Many of our readers have through
letters to the publishers desk, told
of their enjoyment of the ChrOn-
icles exclusive Associated Press
feature "The World This Week. "
Shortage of paper which had it
been available would have enabled
this issue to have been run as 22
pages as originally scheduled and
which would have cared for this
outstanding feature. of necessity
caused its cutailmPnt for this
week only.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13

Firemen's Convention. Sept. 1919
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13

Firemen's Convention. Sept. 1873
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13

panied by Mrs. Davis Watson. The
invocation will be Civ cn by the Rev
erend Leslie Werner
At the conclusion of the regular
session, there will be an organiza-
tion meeting of all advisory board
members and members of the Farm
Home Advisory Committee.
Several committees of local per-
sons will assist in planning and
staging the meeting. Mrs. Donald
Jester of Milford heads the fe
freshment committee, aided by Miss
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13
IN ME MORIGM

In sad but loving memory of our
dear father, Mr.. Andrew MoSlry. who
departed this life September II. I9l4:
NO one knows how much we miss YOU.
No one knows the tears we've Shed
Sweetest thoughts will forever hug"t
Around the grave where you are laid
Dearly loved and sadly missed hy
the Children ana Grandchildren II
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13

Jane Grove and the All Club Girls.
Clarence Jester is chairman of
the receiving committee with other
members being: Davis Watson,
George Robbins. and Arthur Tat
man. Milford.
Chairman of the seating commit
tee is Douglas Fry. Other members
of this committee are: Donald Jes-
ter. Norman Groves. David Robbins,
Ralph Fry, Milford. and Howard
Vreeland. Lincoln.
Firemen's Convention. Sept. 1873
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13
UNION METHODIST CHURCH

There will be Sunday school at
. p. m. ON Sunday, September Is.
Preaching service at p. m. by the
pastor. Rev. Bundick. We hope TO
have good attendance.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-13

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-01

BILLY HIGHT. 1915.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-01

to- The Raleigh Times or the Raleigh
Exchange club. Detailed information
VIII De furnished by either O. these
organizations.
Evening star., 1946-10-01
LOIS For SALE.

issiy commSn,ty astasseirs
sSaia aR .''s Wife RHH .ss,'i's 81 sssd from sv.s ss?5G
SSsNdsE:AcRE BUILDING SITES, in nearby
260-acre DEVELOPMENT where careful PLAN
ming and protective restrictions assure In
crs.sinsly hish values t and dIsedom from
future home; 2fs miles from from Woodmoor CO. r
SHOPPING center il Silver Spring area; 2S
faom 1,eSo Tor rpm or more acres sssr
asing less than 4 cents per square foot.
including nne paved roadway. with no
iIteIlstgTs snd plat Ga request GEORGE
Slss pslf SssSa Ii. '4s' a rs ssns SsS
prced sppEE eo ou
III sEAUfifUi Fl d. LoPPs P 8oS og Moodside Park
ssssss sssss sSsS, fsSriss s755
FoxHAII tors, On 4 high commanding
plateau. wonderful, views, block south Of
Rss4e bsaru T pGaa snson xss & ass ars
Ssssa ssiYS iYSs W ssrnens 1ss W ave-
building sites ,o.a II
ns .s %b.ss S IL hs sSsr ds
prior to Pearl Harbor: 70 to l2b 1t. 'front.'
age, including large sites fronting on Coles
left. Plat and llterature On request. Phone
for appt, to inspect. GEORGE j. MOSS.
Realtor. SH $500 or 670O. IL
11.3 ACRES Of ground adjoining one OF
Washington's finest country clubs. suitable
for high-class subdivision; q ,000-ft. 'front.'
age on paved street. all utilities are avail
CHOICE st.AcRE LOTS near ear wheaton,
stores and Transportation; priced at
$1,100 on terms. 3. 8. PRICE 4 Co.
1910 Vermont ave. NV ME. $500, PL.
sa1G5EE s15E ST. Builders, attention: resu-.
detached homes. fronting on Cue st. be-
tween houses numbered 4485 and 461ll
Que st. NV, and fronting on Brewer pl;,
west Of 45th st.: near charming Foxhan
: ufs buiider.s INN BEAIL Z isIRsNiE TuRNER E co.. Iio5
caoaSe HaFHenes fKSEsrDkAria and commercial
lots In heart Of Wheaton, Nd; Ieasonabiy
iss ssso wi nWxirsSE IN Ses6is sesf ooo ID IT, COM
mercial ground, In busy Colonial Village.
Arlington; lQ0-ft. frcntage on Wilson blvd
very desirable: TOP location. JEhQME q;
nRyEAY nnHFyY YHasa 1ssl a one aoof of our
very best values. 10Ox200. Call WO. 2300
It'll pm. EDW. H JONES &C. ING,
$500 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1946-10-01
INvEsTMENr PROPERTY FOR SALE.

APARTMENT HOTEL Of ~ rms, divided
into 10 apartments and 2 rooms with prt-
yAte bath. Servants. quarters in basement.
Fireproof construction, One suite suitable
for doctors ONCE. Location is perfect.
Building In peak condition: ADEQUATE re-
turns can be shown on $40,000 cash In
vestment. Terms for balance. BICKLE b
LuPToN. 3il4 LOT 10th road north. oysesns
NVESTORS-I have . few hrst CONNER
cial properties In NV section. No tele-
phone Information. Only personal inter-
view Each day from 9-12 and except Sat-
urdays and SUNDAYS. r. FERNANDEZ.
Colorado Bldg. Suite 6O5 II
16-UNIT APT. HOUSE on East Capitol st.
10 spts.. fully furn.; annual rent. 81 s..
900; annual expenses, 92.40O. VIII sell
for less than Z times rent. Direct from
4-UNTT ABATEMENT, 18th st. n.va exc.
3-story building, converted into furn:
apartments, 8 tWo rms. kitchenette and
building in splendid condition; the 4-rm.
sgsTtsnassns synsdiIIabis ndI g gufsh..ssT; pslssS; pslss;
q CO. 2esS conn. ave. Ho. $500; -
ipe offered for iilst time; annual rent more more
hs4aoRn hssi sss'ssH cHa snoo1s 1s7 es's 4. 4: n:ds
cfxcENN cfxcNN. AvE.-Desirabls S-story once
bldg. In 1000 blk. In immaculate cond;,
elevator; leases expirinl shortly. eau
RE. 71OA.
Evening star., 1946-10-01
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ssEyEaLY LACE, on Cnesapsake Bay.
LoT on reS9aa syss Il e1 VIZ
..hsss lets frent on ,wassr and are deal
be sold to Discriminating buyers; lots are
hso%M heS5292 fsst sa dsas gssed at $1,000 Call Mr.
IoNG BEAcHwLots and cottages for sale.
hngg sDa srabSns ea aas
LeSnsrd Lsss sss Nd solqmons Island ndds d; ,,..
Sesutifui @ 81, Leonards, Washinston' new sRs
est shore Development This is an un-
acre Of beautifully wooded, direct shore
sescsa II ses9n f
owners familiar % With I Beauty SPOTS Stsro through.
soil Of land bordering the water; a mag
ta tns is at q
tributes Of princely .sportsman's retreat.
At Cape Leonard the clean salt water, with
Yon R nd es
Of the finest deep saltwater fishing
grounds and two aIl-year-round protected
barbors for large boats. You will also find
has a special attraction for conservative
tion thronFs and space for each TO en-
keee Al ulS oWu pStsicuini opots VI AciaAa~
ton. without encroachment upon his
privacy, peace and comfort. Drive down
and see Cape Leonard and admire its large
shaded areas, the cool green depths Of the
water; enjoy the pungent woods scent;
take deep draughts of the invigorattng
salt air and see for yourself how Cape
Leonard meets your needs The drive to
Cape Leonard is an enjoyable one, over
well-paved highways, through q country
side rich in scenic splendor. Price for one
acre site, beautifully wooded, directly on
the water, 81 800. Other choice acre sites
proportionately priced. Terms II desired.
Cape Leonard Is only 49 miles from D. c.
State highway direct to property. Easy
tive on property at all times Cape Leon
out to the end Of Penn. ave-. Sc, turn
left on route 4, to Upper Marlboro, tura
left on routes and Sol to Wells Corner.
turn right on Solomons Island road, Routs
416, through Prince Frederick. 4 miles,
then turn right on Broome Island road,
Route 264. TO Cape Leonard. LEON Ack-
RMAn ssiing agent o. 81
1888 X st. NV Ma 44S3.
SELBY-ON-THE-RAY, Md lots, sacri-
nee: about 80 miles from D. C. Box 1os-
bhEHsUTiFuLLY h HsUtsTriFuLLY WOODED 1sh-acre Poto-
mac River tract on the Maryland side OF
river In the fayorsbN known Glymont
SCOTT. short frontage with
and adiointng shore frontages, are re-
new Indian Head hwy, within commuting
distance to washington. For further In.
formation, apply to THEODORE r. MENK.
a27 18th st. NV. Ex. 274Q.
Evening star., 1946-10-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

COMMERCIAL LOT FOR RENT, in River.
dale. on Baltimore blvd, opposite bank.
J. G: LEWIS. Broker. WA. 2sl3. s.
VACANT, 226 G ST.. n.w.--CompIete build--
ing of 6 rms, toilet; suitable for sales
and service. or once: S100. GL. 1857. "A
2nd COMMERCIAL; near 18th and M sts
n.w.-Room approx. 400 50. #; rent, $75
per month. r. HIOT MIDDLETON, 227
snvsssnsns sT TRlasF RE .l.bn.. ljsl s.,r. and
ioit space. s Sos second eompercial; rented for
or possession obtainable. JEROME 8.
asTokY B1iLDfNG 1iL i g. 18Th sh and M cou@bi. ohSn
-d,-This ine location offers splendid pos
siblities as income property: delicatessen
on LIST moor, that crossed 100000 last
year: balance OF bldg. can be converted for
commercial of1ce space: Price Of s45, 900
Possession Of entire bldg with settlement.
MI: West. ,HEANEY 81 CO.. 1858 Conn.
ENTIRE END FL, NV. corner 9th and Pa.
ave. n.w.-Approx. 1000 So it.: elevator
Apply Rm. 10. $40 p st. NV. MA. S025.
DOWNTOWN SHOWROOM SPACE. 48o
Pirst-noor location with. large show win
dows. ideal for wholesale or retail bust
ness: win lease 1,500 to 5000 50: #. Can
rent departmnennt. LEO M. BERNSTEIN b
PA AVE. S.EGApproximately 400 50. #.
for lease: reasonably priced; nice location.
ACE REALTY SERVICE. 1914 Pa. ave.
vscAkTsereetuoor n !ale uRs stoIe pn aax4s now
available, at 17oS @ st. NV. near State
Dept. Open for Inspection Call EX.
399S, ask for MIR. RODMAN -
Evening star., 1946-10-01
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

1,S8O-FT. FRONTAGE on Contee rd-25
acres, electricity on road: suitable for 81
acre, estate: 1000 It. on Washington
and white Oaks: II. miles d. c. line; $500
per acre as whole. MR.. MOORE, WA.
III III ACRES. fronting on highway: slose.in.
has old house, can be .remodeled: land
q. In woodland; property fronts on 3
roads. JOHN BURDOFT. ColesVille. Md.
Call Ashton, Nd. 3846. ---6
4l76 PER ACRE-First time offered. in
Montgomery County's choicest section,
near Sssl;yIs. short = IT, Sstsnss 20
tive, small estate, 5 acres or more over
looking beautiful valley on. paved road.
with electricity and telephone. o. l..
MURDoCK. Kensington. Md. sH. S7e4.
buMDERs, MiDSESR6s ArTENTIoN-pefense high
way near Chsyerly, Nd. adjoining q very
a5ss scrss aooded % for I'll
houses; water and sewer available; 'front.'
ing on main highways; don't miss this.
can MR.. GOODMAN. RA. o773 or GE.
faiHlF-AcRE LOTS. making Q acres, With
large forest trees for shade. on. pike IN
town Of .Herndon. virginia, 20 miles from
Sa ssabtfS sssh Sisos snsss ss5 sss ops plf
osns s6E 81 sk% aorsse sesps
S6so,ETEsyifIk, Ss,ET1Eassy II MD.-a a.. 1eb-ft. front.
age on Colesyille pike, corner: act buick,
5sStSn. saHa 9xdED9ssg4Ts; Md'l ss4Ts colssVile MD. San
CONTINUED on. NSxt Pags.)
Evening star., 1946-10-01
oFFIcEs FOR RENT (coNT.)

APPROXIMATELY 2.soo 50. Fl. Of space
on ist floor Of the lobby OF large down
GzR 3ss saakIsvH RE 1885, 81
cssFiEhicSEi hiSi TO saARE. J Phone and mai,
isas's ssh AND J. efglSS sPs s.
choice oihes ssos space. call KAY REALTY
fSi FS9iR Ab boGTok. ET9g DENTIST. real estate
whas have y9s yenty 1T Mnn
Penna. sves. Sc: dst. house, complete End
shower and lsvatory plenty room to sub
CENTRxL I'll 'HSi I0cAT1oN-Desk II s -Ee space. fur
sd ss.s. IS rcss as.t sDass
ef9 e3nd sFxek Rsa FSa @ fsSssr. suitable ler
ssns.ss aBs Psyiielaa S[ esn'
commarcial use. Entire End foor. rooms,
Large, Large hall; bst5 saa7 and small porch. $50
TGoSSiNs. GoSN. AvE. w ssfEa sED q rR1ANGLE-Laarge
ds s9css s9ds se.tna Sass hure b. sn0 mo4H
and amplifier available; reasonable rates.
GEi IDEAL f446 4b6owsrowN LocAr1oN-ciesn.
front ONCE. S2o 50. IT,, reasonable rental.
fss y e. $50 Sssss DI ssts e.:
LeDROIT BLDG, S00-s1O p st. NV
Desirable offices. Apply Room 10, SIG
i5aO NJ ST. N.w.-s-room suite. 3rd noor.
private bath: very bright: S100 per mo.
OFFICES, individual or in suites. down.
town K St; attractiyely decorated. huo-
resent lish.insg. DREYfUss BROS. Real
ISL Isl FLooR, 0Sl Suitable real estate insurance.
imm;edisseiy; Inn; sasi sisS. DsHYTUss sRos.
s-RoOM sUfTE. 500 50. IT,; 4-room suite.
1000 sq. IT.; can be rented separately or
together; near 18th and L sts, NV.
nARsE sroNEBRAKER. 1885 x st. NV.
SnTTE oF OFFICES OF PHYSICIAN on
18th st.. near Columbia rd.,. available in
about 80 days; ample parking facilities.
Ex-service doctors only: Inspection BY
agpt. BRADLEY. gEALL g. HOWARD.
INC. Realtors, 232 Southern Bldg. Tsie-
waIfEk Rh0nf X oGUs. SH5s exclusiye-and srd irs.
On conneetisut ave. lM blocks ,d1 north ,,, OF
ShshRLP Ss AsR 9su5 orFicEs FE assa On the rs. so
located IN the heart of the financial dis
DE Luxe SUITE ofices in new Profess
sional Building; 3 or 4 Offices with private
bath, best location. RE. l771.
1l64 10th ST. N.W.-Second floor, Q large.
attractive rooms, excellent condition; i'm
mediate possession; S146 per month. LEO
M BERNSTEIN AZ CO. ME- 64O0, 3
Evening star., 1946-10-01
oEEIcFs FOR RENI,

DEAL DOCTOR and dentist comhination
ofnce, large reception room and StheI
Street entrance At sidewalk level IN new
apt. bldg. on msin thoroufhfars adjoining
shopping center, nluminated Doctors
lively new section Of 10000 people Eea-
sonable rent. WAvERLY TAYLOR NC.'
18th AND EYE SITS. N.w.-Large front
rm, With bay window, bath, storage space;
available immediately. CO. 26e4. -2