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Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24
Lewes Hooks Up With
Del. Power & Light
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formers are delivered and install
ed
At the present time, the Delaware
Power and Light Company will
serve power to the city circuits in
accordance with the contract, and
will also provide sufficient capacity
for future load growth in Lewes.
The contract between the City of
Lewes and Delaware Power and
Light Company was negotiated af-
ter thorough study of the power
requirements of the city by COM
petent consulting engineers, and il
was their recommendation that
Lewes enter into this contract in
order to give them a firm and ade-
quate supply of power.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

On Sunday at three. Miss
Gertrude Marie Clark. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Clark
and Mr.. Disston Mickey
Carter, son of Mrs. Mabel Car
ter and Charles Garter of Will
mington, were married at theF
home Of the brides parents on
Southeast Second street by the
Reverend David w Baker, it
being the parents 25th we'd
ding anniversary also. The
bride was given in marriage
by her father. Miss Mildred
Derrickson played the wedding
music and Miss Nina 10 Ken
nedy sang Because and Love
Sends a Gift of Roses" Mrs.
Robert Stair Of Wilmington
was the brides only attendant
and Mr.. Roland Walls was the
groom,s best man. The bride
wore an afternoon dress of
grey with green accessories.
Her corsage was a white or
child. The maid of honor wore
a dark blue dress and had a
purple orchid for her -corsage.
A reception followed for rela-
tiyes and friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter are on a trip thru
New England, and upon their
return will reside here. They
are both Milford High School
graduates, and Mrs. Carter is
employed at Kent General Hos
pital in Dover while Mr.. Car
ter is employed by the Sun
Oil Company.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24
UNION METHODIST CHURCH

There will be Sunday school at
2 p. m. on Sunday, October 26
Preaching service at p. m. by
the pastor, Rev. w. B. Bundick.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service will meet with Mrs.
Hubert Kenton on Friday evening,
November T.,
There will be ice cream for sale,
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24
HOSTESSES AT HOSPITAL

Sunday, October 26-Miss Anne
Townsend.
Monday, October 27-Miss Edna
Simpson.
Tuesday, October 2S-Mrs. Ed
Steiner.
Wednesday, October 20 - Mrs
William Murphy.
Thursday, October 30-Mrs. Par
ker Hitch.
Friday, October 91-Mrs. Garrett
Grier.
Saturday, November 1 - Mrs
Postle Hammond
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE lsI7 FILES OF
THE MILFORD CHRONICLE


The Milford Board of Education
has added a course of instruction
in Agriculture to its curriculum
and also adopted the studies in civ
les prepared by the Federal gov
ernment. At a meeting for organ
ization, held after the last school
election, Rev. H. L. Bunstein was
elected president and William G.
Abbott, secretary. and treasurer.
The bridge between Lincoln and
Ellendale on the Milford and
Georgetown Road, which is about
Ii feet wide, broke under the
weight of traction engine three
weeks ago, and since then the road
has been closed until the county
engineer could get piling driven
and proper repairs made. The
bridge will probably be opened for
travel in a day or two. When this
bridge was constructed three or
four years ago, it should have been
constructed out of concrete in
stead of wood and logs; that would
have been economical.
The following is the attendance
/ of the pupils Of Church Hill School
No. 4015, for the month of October,
as shown by the record kept by the
teacher, Miss Lulu Emory. 1t is "a
remarkable record, as the follow
ing, eighty per cent of the entire
attendance, attained perfect rec
ords of 100 per cent in their mark
ings: Dorothy Peet. Jennie Krone,
Edith Greenly, Helen McColiey,
Ethel Sharp, Edna Sharp, Jessie
Sharp, Alice Thomas, Cora Hall,
Lawrence Hill, Drew Pearson, Par
is Peet, John Peet, Leslie Greenly,
Roland McColley, George Grant
and Cornelius Grant.
-e-
Thomas Davis, the merchant OF
, South Milford, was elected direc-
tor last Tuesday in the First Ma
tional Bank of Milford. He was
, chosen to fill the vacancy caused
: by the death of Ex-Governor VIM
t. Watson. Mr. Davis is one of the
I, successful business men of this
part of Delaware.
-s
e The Medford Jones farm at the
: east side of South Milford in Sus,
sex county, was exchanged by hin
/. with Short and Hall for the farm
: located at the dyke" just one mile
\ caste from Milford, and Mr.. Jone;
/, will move on it January l.
i James III. Stanton has bought thu
S lot owned by w Bethuel Mills, 10
Gated on North Walnut street
above Fourth, and will erect ;
dwelling thereon at once. His con
tractor is Joseph III. Rogers. Th'
house will be completed before tn
middle of December.
-. The first ice and killing frost i
y :, this part of Delaware came las
= Saturday and Sunday, and sine
: then the weather has been beautl
full.
4 Mrs. Arthur Melvin of Frederic
IS is visiting with her brother, ID
Of Oliver Grier of Wilkes-Barre, Pa
le
n
n Mrs. Benjamin Manlove of Hou'
le ton. who was a delegate to the Y
re G. r. U. Convention at Seaford, n
turned home on Friday.
10
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24


The silver Wedding anniyer-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S.
Lofiand was delightful affair,
being given on Wednesday eve
ming of last week at their home
on South Walnut Street.
Friends from town as we'll as
from Lewes, MilIsboro and Do
yer attended. A beautiful we'd
ding cake, lovely flowers and
numerous gifts made it all the
more enjoyable and one that
will be remembered by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lofland
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Burris are
the proud parents of nine
pound, 14-ounce baby boy, born
in Beebe Hospital, Lewes, on
Tuesday. October 81. He has
been named Howard Wilkins
Burris.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

MRS. Davis r. Grier and her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Sezna Of
Arlington, Va left yesterday
for Chicago, I'll. and while away
will attend the homecoming at
Whalen Academy. which they
both attended and from which
they graduated. DR.. Laurence
Fitchett is also an alumnus of
the Academy. They will be
away about a week.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

Jane Derrickson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Derrick
son and Mr.. William.F F. Denney,
son of Mrs. Frances R. Denney
and William Denney. were
married by DIR. Frank IIerson,
on Saturday at four. Friends
and relatives from Delaware
and Pennsylvania were present
for the ceremony. Miss Phyllis
Isaacs played the wedding mu-
sic and Miss Betty Fayinger
sang Il Love You Truly" The
bride. attended by her sister.
Miss Mildred Derrickson, as
maid-of-honor, wore dark
blue suit, trimmed in +. white
ermine. and had white orchid
corssge. Miss Derrickson wore
a beige suit and brown access
sories and had a corsage of
yellew roses. Mr.. Clyde wilkins
was best man for the groom.
A reception followed the cere-
mony after which the young
couple left on a motor trip to
Washington and the Skyline
Drive. They returned on We'd
nesday and are now living in
their apartment on Southeast
Second street.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

Reverend and Mrs. Edward
Kuhlmann, of Oil City. Pa,
have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Ellen
Jane, to Mr.. Joseph John
Pearce, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph ]. Pearce of Clark Ave.
Miss Kuhlmann was graduated
from Wittenberg ColIeg e,
Springfield, Ohio, and for the
past five years has been ex-
ecutive secretary of the Mercer
County tuberculosis and Pub
lie Health Society in Sharon,
Pa. Nh. Pearce attended Whar-
ton School, University of Penn
sylvania; served as a pilot in
the Army Air Force, and is
associated with his father in
the woolen manufacturing bus
mess.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

Logan Grier was given a
bachelor dinner by a large
number of his friends on Mon
day evening at Theodore's
Tavern and presented with a
radio. Mr.. Grier's marriage to
Mrs. Catherine Futcher, of
Philadelphia, will take place
In the very near future.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

Miss Frances Pettyiohn will
entertain the members of her
bridge club on Tuesday even
ing and win shortly leave for
visit of several weeks to
Florida.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

Henry Bud Harrington, of
the Windsor apartments, who
recently underwent a serious
operation at Delaware Hos
pital, Wilmington, is improv-
ing rapidly and hopes to re-
turn to his home here this
weekend.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24
FARMINGToN
Methodist Church
Sunday, October 26

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Rally services at 1880 p m.
Revival services will be held the
week of November 16 to November
%.
Come out and Worship in the SER
vices.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24
LINGO


Samuel Harry Lingo, ST., age 81
years, died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Marion McGinnis of
FELTON,, early Tuesday morning, at
ter lingering illness. He was the
son of the late Samuel w. and Ka-
thryn Davidson Lingo. A native Of
Kent County, Mr.. Lingo was a re-
tired farmer and had made his
home with his daughter since the
death of is wife, Eleanor Smith
Lingo, three years ago. He is sur
vived by three daughters and one
son, Mrs. Dewitt Tatman of Har-
rington, Mrs. McGinnis of FELTON,,
Mrs. Adam Shamers and S. Harry
Lingo, Jr.. both of Wilmington and
one grandchild, John Marion Nc
Ginnis, Jr. He was member of the
Asbury Methodist Church in Har-
rington and of the Junior Order oi
American Mechanics of FTederica
Funeral services were held this af.
ternoon (Friday) at 2 p. m, in
charge of the Rev. ]. Harry Wright
pastor of the Harrington church
Interment was made in Barrett:
| Chapel Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

Mrs. Arthur Melvin of Frederica
is visiting with her brother, DR..
Oliver Grier of Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

The first ice and killing frost in
this part of Delaware came last
Saturday and Sunday, and since
then the weather has been beauti-
full.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

N the living-room Of
her parents home,
lovely with white
flowers. palms and
fnnrlc Miss nornfhu
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

Mrs. Benjamin Manlove of Hous-
ton. who was a delegate to the w.
G. #. U. Convention at Seaford, re-
turned home on Friday.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24

Thomas Davis, the merchant of
South Milford, was elected direc-
tor last Tuesday in the First Ma
tional Bank of Milford. He was
chosen to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Ex-Governor VIM.
T. Watson. Mr. Davis is one of the
successful business men of this
part of Delaware.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BOY.

! hoWMLL WILL PAY YoH CASH TODAY for your
msdiate an action Re s1y sses1en W1 %
cHARLEs 8. GUNN has clients xsisini saRn
70 purchase homes in any section Of wash.
szs Ma sizaTis RrFIz MsFz;eS oS m ,. daS SsGr ..,..
ssussslss asis Wilson Ss s''Ts'' slas an ash's:
| WIT BUY. RENT Oh SELL your prop
hRSns ATTENTION i91 VIZ + 70 aT ths pr ..s Ies,
your home, business or investment prop.
"qas Rssogq toy essrs sos solb sa & H ns
PAY CASH for houses: white orc or eoloYed;;
any any csoandition. sa any section. MIR. B. Lfss,
IMMEDIAIE n CASH for your property. ne.
fEREisE fIRis SSx se9s pf zs54i H., RE- 1sss
s'il nw ssf kr Wa $780, .7s1 IssE IA c9 Sss eos 18th
DO you WANT SPEEDY ACTION, List
y9nr % house with Us. Have cash nuyers who
co pnS spP Hs psss g. Ex Use REALTY
Sc. AND NE. PRoPERTY-we viii pay
results, quick action. MAX MILLER. 500
11th st. sc. FIR. 2100.
go YEARS SERVICE. to local property
sssy s.sh WV sss%sgsspERss s e. sSr fsSs. RSS
Be- Esaisors 9 81 since nIss7 1897 1919 e. DI. 1o1b.
We nhyE uIEhS ,ior houses ana invest.
: HAIRY PosaEsTskY & SONS. 1 ISIS < ss.
I AM INTERESTED in purchasing homes
vim individuals, NJ brokers'. please. eas 81. sa
VI MIIL s.K q. a AL .ess CASH tss ,esz p.. prop
Foh QUICK SAFE. a auieE E setsiement eHGm s ana
9aH fa;s FL s5. BesE:9s BRIsEE:es i9ss Ets
HAVE HAVE CLIENT for g. room. eH-bsssh -as
s Y s1sssa sss5 sS sReGS SAk Gs 8 Nj paEPa TfFa
fEMMEpIAIE AcTIoN-ws win buy Wv Your
RaTkes Ell auick Ssue D1 Frss ass, T. MITCH
56 ySG RANT is Ts skIIs kant eaii ri ds. 1ss asoo
w. Me pave f ,, LIST Of buyers for homes and
GsorRe. n sxsr cnnt tsprinF e.. CHEVY Chase Prince
Sf%5s REsIGx 9S . gsos gsSes1 results. 1e eali
son s'' & Fl EB sReH 81 sss
NEARBY J a @ VIRGINIA or ran. chureh--
WI Will saieA PAY I'll aEL L1sass cassH for s-e.drm.
nSpse f.n eai1 n ne; no brokers. Please cali
WE HAVE A CLIENT who must have !.
3.hedrm. house In Nd. with large rooms
ssrass and isss ~ ahieh 1ehh cam an bs s' sold dd
ss.s s. e. oyss xosHHssrossa s1s ssa hraAT s
~. 300. 1927 Georgia ave, g. g.. Nd.
Bethesda or Silver Sprtne
sec; 3-bsdrm. brick with lot " acre OF
more: VII take over equity or pay all cash.
foh fislssslf fMnnir1sTKK Sxsai sSK lss1G Star
business properly. any section Of he etty. dtna
We have waiting buyers for g and nm.
SAyiIIKo NvssFGENT coRP. e. s1s sns Bond ssnd
BldE. d.. 8724, 8 a.rn. to pm. -l2
RECK- co. has clients waiting to pur.
chase your ne. or nearby Md. properly,
Ghg Gisr 1H 4ouE shfK fkofGHnnrsTa Gn !, for 40
days. We win sell It. q. 1926. pU.
1Consinus1 on Next Psss5
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

TELEVlSiON ENGINEER urRentiy needs
Jug Dfsfersbiy In NV. 0ose or nearbs ahs Nd; e
best care guaranteed. Cali MR.. KNIGHT.
co; 1000. Garden Room, or RIM. 7o7-f.
UNFINISHED HOUSE, or bedrooms
to sl00. Call 1t. COMDR. IYLEs. Re.
74oo, Ext. 2o64. during working hours.
FAMILY OF EoUE ADULTS urrensIs S in
geed Rsed rst. 81 9 ME bSsa saa0u'e' rms. or . mere;
sires 9 Or 3 bedroom house, unfurnished
aE aSMs sssSpP ofPicH csAessn: si1. eca Tst o.
aeooi desire ss Sedrm house 81 81 n1fn
r. s7oo. Ext. ssa$; ewes. @ e' cR. 1850. aes II.
COLONEL has been overseas s Yrs, mos,
anxious to locate nice unfurn. house to
rent so can have family and happy home
.oa .sa not os'es sso p.s sSoa e
:sa sIss,: SsDs f os "a rnf7se.5.ee 1857 10 Ger
aesass e 1ssT0i cs e ssos' sSs
ing; needs a.6sdrm. unfurn.; prefer r'qln. NV
ST, 81 Vsiia s6ias gan give long lease, refs. Phone
n you Would consider renting house.
apartment Or Eussthouse 70 attorney. wife
81 81 4aio 4aaaiasnsss Room Dlftss siss call NO. 2ssa
WANTED T0 kENT14 or s room bunsa-
snts las 3 ans 8 sIs Is gu @ odssa saao
Va dssperstsis Needed dd'Se By NAY ye s1 S psr% 1I
sas99yys. a99ys. S empli i, h9use has been sold; excel.
) Or ! BEpkoooM HOUSE. unturn,, within nth
5 miles Of D. c. W. sTUBBLEBINE, 1865
8 HOUSES. s-s bedrms.: immediately in
slsss ys.s esass LEASES 'isG E RE mo TA sne D cor
a2ARssT ss seHeoL SESs y! x1eTNTrY-a STsT or bed
TeSm nSgse %p iass lssse If desired; sla6; excel
AFTER ii mTRAysssIffNa 1000 MILES. sorsisn
service family usgently need unfurn. house
z or bedrms.; adult children. no dogs.
hksMxx orr1cEHs FAMILY; .aul...
SHsIsntss sTesi. care. dL. ozSs. Mis
children nnd s-bedrm. house near elem.
WANTED ss. u IzSsE, .;ssIs ssHsl: 60 .p,ll
NJ 81 4RIISsTsoSss1 sSs1 FOREST ,.s.. expire.
anfs sFat1Sus es5s tufnish.d nsai min
home. needed b. ofnciaL WIN pay top
siRts1 vE4shANs " SSais SSsa OFFICIAL. VIII. IL and
daughter. age 2. desire or bedrln: un-
turn; house or apt; perm. MR.. PRIcE'
NAvAI NkAvAzf0'6TFiF1cER OFFICER with 8 children, ali
above age Of 4, desires to rent or lease
bedroom house; within " hr. drive d
Naval Medical Center; up to 500. LIT
PHhToM VI Hose ssSe sftsT sp p p,aaniss.d
or unfurnished; within Va hr. drive OF
Naval Medical Center, by naval officer
ehs WooDs HSain W. 5sc5 Room ss n ads se's9ss
2coNoMIsT, American Airlines, wants un-
furnished dwelling; bedrooms; prefer
NV. or Arlington. EN-. 2094. 10
Evening star., 1947-05-09

uOVSES FOX SAkk-SoufhooSt.
NEW GROOM HOUSE, Just completed: 419
Newcomb st. Sc; will be open for inspec-
53o6. HARRY PoRErSkY L SONS, 1918
1ETERANs Y t2,. with 81, 600 each. can own
a modern 4-famiiy apartment building and
both OCCUPY separate apartment at the
approximate cost Of s22 month each.
goes to pay for the building. each apart
ment equipped with electric refrigerator
and stove; Q Of the apartments have living
room, dining room, kitchen, bedrooms
and tile bath with shower and Q apart
ments have living room, dining room,
kitchen, bedroom, tile bath and shower
Located block to excellent Transports
tion. schools and shopping center: original
owner and builder needs capital for an
other srtsrprise; priced as or beloT ss-
Soan ses os Ss Ss.na. sa: Is slsSe ye
sTsn sTsn loans: Phone Nj. Mcoinniss :.
you details. FREDERICK W. BERxNs.
coNGREss coSs Ii rs HE1aHrs-a-f.mti,:- 10 II
rooms, bathrooms; refined neighborhood:
4ox120 lot zee to appreciate. F5a. G233.
VETERANS OPPORTUNITY, Modem O.
family nat on 18th Ut. &C.; 81 900 down,
sninss sa Ss. eaaniRs ea S5:su.sh sash ,S FRI soon.
heating plants: nice yard: convenient TO
stores and shopping; i've Ia / apt. and
let other pay for property. This q IN
$4,000. spRErY REALTY CO. s12 bth
-. u-Ws 1As SwS1s
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nortbeo,t.

1900 BLOCK N. .CAPTTOL-1st CONNER
eadns EyItcass IL Sasa n
or &C. sssi. pEek CO. s4es t 18Th tn St. Ss ss'
Just 't OF Minn. M's ave. and I. E. CAPITOL CAPT I. st.;
0esi H. sss tn n aoLp 81
vACANIIlTMo apts:. II rms. 4 have run.
sI sPPT; s5so ne. r. yiss sh. fufn. sis'Soo: is
RiEsfKsIeTTE9S s = Ne. LOCATION -s-rm.
brick. only yrs, old; 9 lovely bsdrms,.
fenced yard; owner Transferred; quick
a. Ss4 Dfis paek so? do 4es s a GO ssss
81 800, IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN-cash
payment OF $4,000 and $75 mo. will buy
snd I bath second ee door T Slns roo dn
oil heat; recently redecorated; in most
a ssds4a asas HaSss sss 1885, isSa
5ikkheT FROM owNER-Row brick Of
a. lsf E SsdFms and bath sas 9n :s snS
furnssce' s' insulated has Excel. l06 Income; 9ss;
sopno, sopg ne Err Legation. near MCKINLEY Hjsh
aS 9ss sas sss2ss sssa$ p sS:;.s' IL:
@ sfsa ssss9 BS#s 81 = H. Il isSse as .5 &
gil h:-w,h:. modern kisshen; property only
sei 'a W. eAom1Efs Essskdsgs PKopsRT1E ssa T.
fHs sSas l7th St D; 1853 do.,
full basement. porches; conveniently 10
GATED Al conaision
sR HsfSSezi I'D sc to 1912
ANYTHING like 1t, this an-brick. 4-bedrm.
house. at such ridiculously low. price?
PFIrtherWore' Fur Wor this house is Located on
saiTH Really II Co. Us sos W Eye e'0sn' &. a..
Vac9ST2 1 BoLsE in good ne. sec. 1tusn.
lS'5oSS; SIa Easy = terms TDW, T: ssssHHSwAATz ssHSs
es sf Mr rola kramer MI AZ Ei s1ss d. 02lo eyes,
MICHIGAN PARK-A very lovely bunga-
Of rooms sFfs n ss 81 o iss hs. oos c.
Webster. DU. 1871, with TABLER, INC,
EXCELLENT INCoME-owner occupied;
possession with title; on East Capitol ST.;
creased: owner selling because Of illness;
use; 1st floor contains large hall, living
| room. library, dining room. kitchen. 2
Sra Saa oo ssd basn ana
full basement, new oil burner, .extra-large
water heater; new screens throughout:
sa ana sun. VI ssss ssss s Boss sf sHgs gIPs
MoSDEkNn7 MOB : rms m aT halls, bath. porcSes.
garage;, R-acre corner; paved ST.; fruit,
shaas hedges; R poss ssa saar Nos slS59o oEo
BRICK BUNGALOW, with unusually large
rooms throughout; new-houss condition;
close 70 downtown Washington, yet has ali
the advantages Of living in suburbs; large
spacious liv. rm. with open fireplace, din.
g anS sasDpsa psss k ,e sse
space for additional bedrms: well.
s12, 300. First trust, ss,4o0. 70 inspect:
4ss sss I & n: ne s aTs
snAFT sn PTem1sfssi 1sssiicK--Modern; d.sir.bi. is n.
location; contains 3 complete kits, 8
e. esh: ss sses e. aso9s I s4 ig psK yaesns Co %
FOR CT, VACANT, 1903 Addison rd. Ken
rooms; c.h.-w.h.: fun basement. Can Nor
sRSs % 1soz ''h T. shhas1 n1. R M. soss
eosi;sfkk essi; IL DEgzcHEp SEzggzc BRICK. On lars. lot:
.soas as s.n n. f Sa 0s sonv so' e .sos. as
schools. etc; needs redecoratin&. but s
brown REALTY corr. Du. s55s. o Am. am.
RoW.BRicK ArARTMENr. contains 81
iItsh.n neindes ai furnasars neaa
sss:sIsIsa.s ssss:s e. s.a ssaias, 81 us ssssos!IsFf
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southw.,s.

%. s.oO0--sEMDETACHED BRICK, only I
years old, in new popular section, con-
yenisnt 70 everything. easy terms and
tunity. REALTY ASSOCIATES, IN NC 'iEs Ex.
MASS. AVE. .PARK--4-bedrm. home, well
fine home. Priced under $50, 900. A
real buy in this section. For further de-
tails. call CLIFFORD SHERTZER REAL
ESTATE co. RE 273b; ewes. Wo. e191.
Evening star., 1947-05-09
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAkp.

CHARMING 20-year-old stone church, de-
lightfully converted into Groom house;
nished: large fireplace, oil heat, electric
20 acres. Complete. $3.50 per month. May
be seen May. 10 and IL. "a miles from
D, c. en- route Poolesville, Md. On Route
2S from Rockville. 2h miles past Darnes-
town: or write M, j.. LIdHTBRoWN, 3s
East b1st st., New York City Ill
scr. iana sl.etficisy siS nHSG month. Ms 1881 essi
Qxon Hill I'd. Fort Foote. Nd.
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HOUSES DcMANcEn.

EXCHANGE NEW Y0RK-Nodern sis7a.
tor' Arm. apt, v blk. from Central park
ora @ seth st.; large living room. 2 isrge
sbIy s5hs'G Georsesovn, Cleveland PARK. Chew CHEVY
Chase, D. c. or Nd. Or equivalent iocs-
June 1H: is to Sept. 16.,. thereafter anfurn. !:
viii consider fprn. rental for summer, with
. view to exchange In fall; high-rankinE
LAND. RE. 600. Ext, 1851, o am. to
4 IN; ewes, EN- 6260, %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS swAP--7-room,
similar property In Chicaeo area. Boz
&65-C. Star. 14s
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SUBURBAN REkT-vIRGIkIA.
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwsst.

GROOM BRICK on Lee hwy. Is mi. from
Wash; oil heat; unfurnished; $S5. NO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-southeost.

Semidetached brk., rms, bath, Arcoia
heat; $1,000; reasonable cash payment.
SHAP1RQ, INC. NE. IVY "a
Evening star., 1947-05-09

CHEVY CHASE, Md near wisconsin ave.
b.,s eu Of ss RsTs ssse nSeTs
beautiful flowers and shrubbery: snal an
tasS skshsS fox snSfR SPi; 81 sPafNa aGs MDsssor,
good-sized rms, tile bath, open fireplace
automatic aE heat, modern n.tos Kitchen cops, Wit
water pipes, Owner VII give pesssssaen
exclusive agent. 643 Indiana ave. NV
ss' IS Yon CYST sr., at N, CAPITOL and R. I. ave-
2-family. row brick; 1st floor, large
pspes ,Sy sna sS1 saDDd s4ss ssshe aoos hs @
equipped new kitchen and bath; unhnished
attic, fur basement. h.-w.h., new oil.
fo s'iIs ss. sGsf sse0 ss0Sa
NEAR Nfad WALTER REED-pet. brick, 2.bed.
home ek II m snd b.s de-
IsI,s5Ss EsS 5Sspsss Sss SSSy ssSsE
chEvf Che S0o CHASE e D. cVaesna, anin
possession. This attractive detached bricl
and Is near sna sop
ilvins room. dininT room @ and Kitchen; hen
tie saths u % Ssa s s
roof; sarage. nice lot and. other features
Newly decorated and can be boCght res.-
onably. CHEVY CHASE REALTY. 442G
CHEvY CHASE, MD.-Near s Rosemary
School; beautiful and Well-planned de-
taehed home. featuring Q double bed
rooms and bath on 1st floor: large hvins
pantry and breakfast room; 2nd floor.
double bedrooms. sun deck and tile bath;
basement completely finished; maid's room
and nun bath, recreation room and IRE
place; 2-car built-in garaxe, oil heat;
suitable for gracious entertaining. Re.
REALTY. 4z20 Conn. ave. NM. 1906
GE0RGETowN Attractively remodeIed;
random width nocrs. Q bedrm. suites,
dressing rm. and baths; aas b. y. heat;
lorel texraced GARDEN and EaraEe,
1n M14 H dDWH 10y CASSIE. Rssisor. 2I1s
Evening star., 1947-05-09

CoLoRED-51e E ST. s.E.-Rov brick, a
rms, stove heat, elec. and gas; small cash
payment, bal. monthly: vacant about May
10. Call MR.. STEVENSON, MA. 1882;
eoIoREpMojNLsYs eoIossi 70 Nassi' $500 powN-1assos
Bowen rd- .s;e... Anacostia 2-story stucco
on frame. detached. 5 rooms. bath, eleGtric..
coal h..wh,: cony; to transp. and business
rent 3; KRAFT. 712 Il Sc. ne, Ii. e28f,
C0LORED-$750 DOWN; excellent Sc. 10.
water coal heat; excellent condition. For
appointment to inspect, call RE 3b33.
lst NATIONAL REALTY CORP, eo5 18th
St NV, RE 1888 %
Evening star., 1947-05-09

seInldetacneQ brlck o
ster st. NV. in very
4 bedrooms, In tile
also heated glassed-.
floor. in addition Il
breakfast alcove: full
A real opportunity /
after neighborhood.
D pm. COLONIAL