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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17

for years without being diagnosed
as anything but general poor
health or lack of energy: indeed,
some victims OF undulant fever
are thought to be merely lazy. AL
though two percent or less Of all
acute cases are fatal, the disease
can be very disabling. particular
" since relapse seems to be the
rule rather than the exception.
Symptoms of brucellosis include
general weakness; a fever that
comes and goes, with alternate
chills and sweating; marked loss
of weight; aches, especially in
the back, legs and arms; and often
a severe headache. The chronic
form, characterized by stiffness
of the joints, general weakness,
inability to gain weight or
strength, and various aches and
pains, is even more difficult to
diagnose.
Undulent fever is transmitted
to people not only by contact
with diseased animals but chiefly
through drinking the milk of in
fected animals. No raw milk, nc
matter how carefully produced
and handled, can be guaranteed
safe and free from the germs OF
brucellosis. Certain communi-
ties in Mississippi have been
aroused to the Importance of pro-
tecting their citizens from the
dangers of undulant fever and
have passed ordinances requiring
the pasteurization of milk offered
for sale in addition to requiring
the certification of dairy herds as
free of brucella infection.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17
Birth OF Elizabeth
Ann Whitehead At
Fort Benning. Ga.

The announcement of the birth
of a daughter, Elizabeth Ann, to
Sergeant and Mrs. Alwyn S.
Whitehead. Sept. 80 at the Fort
Benning, Ga. Station hospital will
be of especial interest to many in
Moss Point.
Mrs. Whitehead is the former
Marie Dantzler, granddaughter
of Mrs. Lula D. Breland with
whom she made her home until
she entered the navy in which
she served as a WAVE during the
war. Sergeant Whitehead also
was a resident of Moss Point
where he attended the high school
as did Mrs. Whitehead.
Elizabeth Ann, who was born
on her mothers birthday, is the
first girl in two generations of
the Whitehead family. She is also
the fourth living generation of
both the paternal and maternal
families.
In addition, the Fletcher-Mc-
Collister Legion post at Phoenic
City, Ga, is Boosting its first
mother as Mrs. Whitehead is the
only female member of the organ
ization. AS a consequence the post
is now claiming to be a proud
grandfather.
Sergeant Whitehead is stationed
Sergeant Whitehead is station
ed at Lawson Field.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17
Prevalence OF UnduIunt Fever Is
Traced Chiefly To Raw Milk Use

Within a few years undulant'
fever, or brucellosis, may very
well be one of the most common
communicable diseases in the
United States, according to some
health authorities. who consider
that this rather poorly understood
infection is today far more pre-
valent than is generally realized.
So difficult is undulant fever
to recognize that in its acute
form it is often confused with ty-
phoid fever. tuberculosis, mala-
ria, acute rheumatic fever, in
fluenza and other diseases. In
its chronic form it may go on
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17

cess of being approved by Miss
Eleanor Wilson, state supervisor
of the school lunch program.
Mr.. Tubb states that under the
School Lunch Act, Mississippi has
been allocated S / ,795.00 for food
purchases during the 1947-48
school session. Nc funds were
appropriated for equipment pur-
chases this year.
Under the agreement to re-
ceive surplus commodities, the
following items have been allo-
Gated and orders placed for them:
canned tomatoes dried eggs, Irish
potatoes, and concentrated orange
juice. Dried milk and dried
fruits are on the list for later al
location.
The success of this program de-
ponds upon the cooperation of
many people. Mr.. Tubb states
that surplus Commodity ship
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17

t%ernoon, Oct. 18th, with Is MEM
bers present and the hostess pre-
sided I'VE the meeting.
This was the time for the an
nual election of officers and the
following were chosen:
Mrs. S. M. Seaman, chairman:
Mrs. j. w. Brumfield, co-chair-
man; Mrs. J. J. Wedgeworth, sec
rotary and treasurer; Mrs. Carrie
Startling, chairman of community
missions; Mrs. j. L. Van Osdol,
stewardship; Mrs. N. L. Hatten,
program and social activities; Mrs.
Charles A. Linton, literature: Mrs.
Henry Bogdahn, Bible teacher;
Mrs. H. B. Harrison, mission stu
dy teacher, and Mrs. r. L. Gard
ner, coupon collector.
After the meeting the hostess
served a refreshment course of
coffee, cookies and cracker sand
wicheS.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17
Surplus Foods
To Aid School
Lunch Program

Agreements have been negotl-
ated by the State Department OF
Education and the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture for the
operation of the school lunch
program and for the receipt OF
surplus commodities to be used
in the program, according to }.
M. Tubb, state superintendent OF
public education. Agreements
have been completed also with all
but one of the eighty-two coun-
ties by the State Department OF
Education. Applications from in
dividual schools are now in pro-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17
RESUME WORK ON BRIDGE

Work has been resumed on the
LIN Railroad bridge by the
Maxon Construction Co., after
damage caused by the recent hur-
ricane had been repaired. The
pile driver at the location had
been stranded on land but has
been refloated, and a new con-
crete mixer secured to replace the
one that was blown overheard.
Recovering equipment and mate
rial that was carried up the river
by the high tides set work on
completion of the bridge back
approximately n month, accord
ing to Wesley Pierson, %superin-
tendent of the work.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17

ments will be arranged in the
most convenient way possible and
urges school superintendent to
take advantage of these surplus
foods. This source of food sup
ply will assist in holding down
the cost of the daily lunch in the
face of rising food prices.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17
Jimmy Foster Is
Nome Chosen By
Missionary Circle

Jimmy Foster" is the name
that has been chosen by the cir
Gle of the Woman's Missionary
Society of the First Baptist church
that will sponsor the Girls Aux
iliary.
The circle met in the home of
Mrs. Henry Bogdahn Monday af-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17

Honolulu's average rainfall is
24.97 inches annually, but three
miles inland, some areas have
yearly averages up to 100 inches.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17

So-called flying squirrels do not
fly, but merely glide from one
tree to another.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17

The ruins of Tiahuanaco near
La Paz, Bolivia, are believed to
have been old when the Incas
entered the country.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
SEMJDFTACHFD
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost.

3 KITCHENS, . baths-This 9-rm. home,
nr Uline Arena is & real ofeb narsaim ibstany enly
BERT BEL & SONS. Ewes, Ii ol29, LU.
100 also Wo, $500, o
pretty as picture throughout; 3 lovely
bedrms., cozy ,liv. rm.; attrac. din rm:
builtn garage Dont delay dagrER see RHAi sGday
snuf52r SY Ga DB sRrcK vth small down pay
first first floor. RE. 1916. CHAPLIN REALTY
CO., Realtors. 80 daily. "a
I'd; n.e.-Modern det: brick, rooms 2M
garage; newly .papered. Open Sun; ! to
daTk Rsdqssd ,a.o e sls,5oo. &c on FsaNK sa,. .. !
OPEN. BY owner, a24 s4th St. n:e.-5;room
corner house. &C heat, Venetian blinds,
storm windows and doors, awnings. etc.
Al se1dition. Immediate possession. FIR
RIVER TERRACE NE. Modern e.En; I'm
shower, modern kiI refgr.: bsmt., auto.
eo sss eE sse eqsk sRss sss sEcR z
80 T 81. S.E.gopen Sun, > to s. One
Of the most destraeH Tedss
markably fna condition ,throughout;. 2
stories, rooms, new tiled bath. knotty-
pine recreation room new fuTnaes nT s;tdban hot
equipment; owner r-occupant: priced for for
Sg$f gss s's y IL q 5Egg S% Rss'oF
vacANT ath r BSResiNsSo4 BAR; An SS 22na St
$500 down, easy terms; s1s,95o;- Very
large, detached, 2-story masonry: rms, .
RSfehss; Iot Ex. asseee1 500; eyes Ho. osa5; Is
f. NEAR 11th sT.-Arranssd into COM ns
heat, semifnished basement, with fey 10y
resent lights rose garden; PssiSa PriSe Sth
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIvERsITY-Posse;s-
0p IN qon days porc arss Tooms
oS'" Closed rear pc porch. electric refgr, INV h,
basement and built-in garage; price, Sl2s- ,;,
RARnE2 a2G nrs 8 WRHFz WR5sRSs l4A7 Eye 0 St % NV.
of OPEN iqo?i ! TO DARK-Beautitul woodridss,
BUNGALOW, living room with fireplace' ,I din
ing room, kitchen, bedrooms. tiled bath
on 1st; large, bedroom on md; full base.
the the better sitter buys Of woodridge; priced at
only $4,000. Out R. I. ave. l block
past OAK ne ,s,t right nqnneyfy on Central ave,
Brown, b SNPS0f De- SIS ss55. 5sl' 70 'f''ef' L. -
80 FRANKLIN ST. N.E.-colonial row
brick, 6 rooms, bath built-in garage, h.
double screened rear porches, open front
Shown BY appointment only. SULLIVAN
BROS. Me: 1929, 1890 st. NV. III
floor, 5 rms. End floor. full basement,
a.o.h., large screened-in porch. See owner
BEAuTA9TI BE pFT3lfs' a-unit apt. home, 1928 Ames
St ne. Inspect today. Priced to sell.
ROSSER REALTY CO.. NE. 1921, 927
Nm. Nm T. caTHoLfc s1si a.M uNIy.-s-bedroom row
brick, well kept, excellent condition. gas
&C. heat, storm windows. screens. porches;
will go GI. WILLIAM M. THOMAS, Real
Dixon, HI. 373S Ill
SALE BY OwNER-4th and r. l., ave.
sections rms, bath. oil heat, refrtgera-
tor. gas stove. automatic hot-water heater,
utility rm.. laundry tubs. gar Houses
westher-stripped and screened. Quick pos
session. Very reasonably priced, with sub
Evening star., 1947-11-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

ROOMS AND BATH, h.-g.h:: white
LLOYD r. TURNER, 500 7th st. s.w. 4. NE
4Ss 49, AND 4ss r ST. s.w.-six-room
brick, gas. electricity; deep lot to wide
alley; small down payment, balance 500
taxes MAURICE FITZGERALD. 1911 @
iso4 sth s.W.@5.rm., bath brick; monthly
tenant: s6.S5O,. THOMAS p. BROWN g.
eOEoRED-sa3 o Sir. s.w.-s35o down,
easy terms; rooms row T,bid brick w,es Can Moi
DRAISNER, Ma SO36; home, GE. 0291.
once open Sunday 12 to 4.
COLORED-M ST. S.W.-6 spacious rooms,
bath; oil h.-w.h; electricity; in fair con-
diton priced right for aaiek sale o sso99
Russell j. Moore. UNITED DEVELOP
MENT CORP, 1915 14th st. NV, second
COLokED-GooD s. W. LoCATIoN-only
$500 down; 3.story row brick; g rooms, ms, 2
baths; .Arcola heat. B. J. CKIVElLA. dssSo;.
34ts 14th st. NV; daytime. AD. o600;
evenings. TE. s642. Ill
Evening star., 1947-11-09

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW. .s11,55o; 10;
Sates ted on and s Sath
Reaitor. RettfooA ma. An 1873; after $50 Mr. Burr
MI MIcaiGAN HTe2 PARK-Modern stone row
house; entrance hall. liv rm., din. rm..
tiled bath beautiful floors; basement
Ezeiussss M !S saq $ r MxRT1s 5y = Co. Realtors.
Ne NEAR SEARS RoEBGcK, 1900 block /
moo row WTh brick sioDD home. oV with rms, n
fiff rafk ssia Reasor. tor 81 Sos ssTPh
ff2h ffGtto DUr1hx lf * near sssol lth and R
Two 5-rm. bath apts.; 1 available i'm
mediately.. little redecoratins will make
lGvels dnrsH hGns sSd sRo eas cs ST. RE
zoo B-ocK DOUGLAS ST. N.E.-Fine
brick home; rms bath 8 porehes; .do h. h
BEAUTIFUL WOoDRiDGE. practically new
detached brick. 8 rms, 8 bedrms.. extra
nice lv m baabs spiass aa Dsms 9sasonapls
10 3 18th sT.@conveniently located nr,
fyont popsg baSs nrSk
oil h.-wh.: inclosed rear porches; b.i.
gar For appointment to inspect. call Mr..
OConnor with THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
S15 | tn st. NV. DI. 1867. 3
OWNER LEAVING CITY. must sell this
desirable modern brick semidet. home, like
new. odern, with 6 rms. fireplace. We
netian blinds and oil a.-c. heat Lovely
fenced-in back yard. Transp. at door, and
close TO schools and shopping. Call Mr..
Rutlts, MI. 4311; ewes, SH. 1889. with
JAMES l. DIXON & CO., 1889 Conn. ave,
exclusive agents. p
1I45 NEAL st. N,E.s1Ssrm. sdss house With
essfTenso essfT. Row Wiz iaousE. bedrms., inciosed
porcfes: restricted neishborhood; gas h.
VIII; beautiful floors; modern kit, So, 500
required. UN. 1915: ewes, HY. 5517. Ill
I24s NEWTON ST. N.E.-6-room single
frame dwelling; all improvements; must
s@set @ sSE{s TMoMAs Is 3: 3. NoofNSis' 5446 ETd.lek
HOME fi AND iNCoME-15s1 sherwood st
n.e-Open Sunday, to 6-The End floor
of this attractive rev brick house has been
made into an apt. and brings in S110 a
month; The moderately small family viii
in the 4 rooms on lst floor. The rental
Of Sl10 will more than carry all fixed
charges, with a moderate cash payment.
The house contains rooms. 2 large. in
closed heated porches. There is a tiled
full bath on the End floor, another. full
bath in the basement. Gas h.-w. heat
Price, S15,500. To reach: Out c st. NE.
to 18th St. left blocks to sherwood, right
to our sign and house. KELLEY q BRAN:
NER- EXCLUSIVE agents, DI. 7740; Sun. and
eyes,. Gil. 1895.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
lTR SPECIAL. WHY?

/, Price Is right. S2s. 200.
2. Location, 14th and Madison sts. NV.
3. House itself. Construction, size and
condition. ~
4. Advancement, too numerous to mem
tion here.
for doctors or dentists or anv one who
appreciates gracious living. Recep., rm..
spacious liv. rm,. with stone frepl.. lovely
kit. and pantries: beaut. lse. bedrms,,
2 incl. sun porches on 2nd f.; baths,
storage, ,rm, in huge foored ATTIC; full
gar. & outside entr. wide cement porch
on sides. HAMPTON REALTY co.
TX. 1886; ewes. GE. 1854. -
Evening star., 1947-11-09

Continued on Next Page,
Evening star., 1947-11-09

WOODBRIDGE BAKGAINSE3H4U o9. Monr9e
baths. Look it over today. Open.
3123 South Dakota ave-10 rms, ga
baths, gas heat, lge, lot. garage; The
YOUR home. Open H. c. MAYNOR CO..
200o Rhode Island ave. ne. NO 433S.
Evening star., 1947-11-09

PiHtzseEgaalsd' LU. 294e' with COX & CO.
81 APPROVED AT sIs,ooo-411s ane
) pm: new semidet. brick homes, extra.
lee. rms, porch lavatory in basement, ga'
81 81 terms, $500 cash and ss5 per mo
Te reach; Out Pa aye ,oo ss s; to Ala aye aye
On Stanley st. to home. JOHN L, sHEL
dSs SNE5IsrEs s9s n 81:
of rms. and bath. bsmt,,. &C. heat,
yES % dsrsT TR HSSs; g.ISw SA e44s rms ram
pif's tifui yard, d. det. ta garage. % By appointmen
sith sh T. oi PAUL IT. M16Ds a4os MIN,
EAST CAPITOL sr-Tourist home. d
full detached brick, 3 story; oil h;.w;h.
6sfh a5Sff e over 1ssRs quoted f. sEESLE aS 90
LLCREST-Detached brick: Al condi
With With bar r0Hs in Basement m oil heWh: lot so
down di 1snsaS pagment; 0ea A. K. sEEYIE, i4oo
near ii nsv,; sT' P1 FRaScrs ssaS cHuRcH-semiaet
! brick, good condition; 8 lge. rms, full
| bsnt.. oil h.-w.h.: deep lot: convenient lo
cation: price, $12,e5o. FLOYD Z. DAVis
Mr. 10th AND MASS. AVE: ;E.1colonia
row brick, good condition: 9 nice rms;
2 inciosed porches, full bsmt., gas heat
garage: priced right for quick sale. FLoYL
OPEN TODAY 1 TO 5 PM, 1910 TT. pavi,
pl.-6-rm. semidet. brick, concrete from
porch, tiled bath, lovely rec. rn.. gas heat
only s yrs. Old; immed Poss: priced be,s, be,ov
in trade nj. Pa. and Ala. aves. MAI
MILLER. FIR. 2100, 500 18th st; Sc,
LINCOLN PARK-A 2-family fiat that will
FAY foT itssII; oWNERR RIeR H0 H0risF sss1 near Pa
ave and Alabama ave.-6 rooms. bath
air-conditioned gas heat: full cellar nTtas ren,
Sia.s5O. s3,56o cash required. Cali Mr
castonguay. TI. s66s: L9uIS F. SHOE
HILLCREST sPECIAL-Bungalow. on Ala
bama ave. Sc: g. lovely rooms. full base
50xI15 Immediate possession. o'BAN
NON REALTY CO, FIR; 51l9. 10
2-FAMILY HOME with 2 stoves and ;:
refrigsrators; IN good Sc; location; !. q enl' I
s12, 500 with, S2noo GO essh y rv EE ESG ssiSs Ss.s'
tors.
Evening star., 1947-11-09

down. AUERBACH g. CO.. DI. 3l3l.
CoLoRED-OPEN TODAY, 3O2 Division
ave. ne; call for appointment to see this
very clean Excel. Opportunity for buyer
with substantial cash. For details ,sv-N1 sall M
shamwell, MI. $500. JOHN R. PdNK1ETr' N61
x ST. NE-vAant; q
family row brick. 2 inclosed porches, wash
trays, gas hot-water heat, tiled bath in
sulated, caulSed, screened weatherstrlppeo
8 gas stoves, refriserators: nrst moo, noor
to sell. OWNER on premises.
THIS TODAY-Call now
RE. 1881. $1,000 cash buys this beauti.
ful semidetached brick home; concrets
COLONIAL front PORCH ,t, large rooRs
coRP.. so5 18th st. NV. RE. 1851.
CoLoRED-oPEN SUNDAY from 2 Pm
to 8 pm. l241 Neal st; n:e:-seausiIa thu
and bath, Colonial front porch, slass-in.
hot water heat, Venetian blinds and Frigid-
sire goes with the house Long, fenseo enc q
lot For inspection. call Mr. Phsrr, FR
UNITED DEVELOPMENT CORP 1916
14th st. NV. End floor. 10
GoLoREDME COL ST, NE;mBrick n.,ls! ms 2-st9rH'
baths, full bsmt. :. brick garage will hold
cars; coal h.-w.h.i priced right for auicl
sale: For inspection call MI; Jackson Al
UNITED DEVELOPMENT CORP, 161t
COL coLoREbNBUNaaGow-An III b.w SS unusual op;
potunity to purchase on beautiful No;
highway between washington and Baiti.
more, 1st commercial; lot 70 It. facins
highway and 415 #. deep: 4-room, bunga.
for tourist home, hotel or cabins. DOM
miss this chance Of lifetime; The prics
UNITED DEVELOPMENT CORP. am :
8 pm. Suns. and weekdays, 1915 14tn st
CoLoREDIS4s ORLEANS PL. N.E.-s5ot
down. easy terms: 2 apis: OF 4 rooms: pain
latrobe heat each; row brick. Call Morris
Cohen or Milton Vinnick, with A.; NJ
pRA1sNER. daa I4o4 L s; nv: NA; soS6
CoLoRED-uNIT BLOCK 5th st. ne,
Modern and newly renovated residence:
bedrooms, bath. g.h.-w. heat; porcnes
immediate possession; price, $4,000; Ss,.
500 .1st trust; $4,000 down payment. SOC
block 14th St. n.e.-6-rm. brick residence
bath, h.-w.h. tArcola). Price, $500
SIS. 600 LIST trust: down payment, $500
ave. nv. NO 6146 daily sun. or eyes.
Arnett G. Lindsay, TR. o792. III
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
PURCHASE PRICE
BY T.. A. HALL, Milford.

One day the Bible was reading,
Didn't understood it we'll;
I read about Sayiour's Bleeding,
To save lost souls from Hell.
God gave his own beloved Son,
To meet lost sinners need;
Their eternal ransom won,
I could almost see him bleed.
A sinners hope is Calvary's cross,
Where Christ shed all his blood;
Sins pardon purchased at such cost,
Is seldom understood.
Gods plan to cleanse sinners
stain,
Is by a lamb without spot;
The perfect lamb must then be
slain,
It's the way lost sinners are bought
Never, never a sinner left out.
That yields his all and believes
Repents and trusts without a doubt
And Gods pardoning Grace re.
ceives.
So many times I've told the story,
Yes, told it many a time,
On this route from earth to glory,
And I've always made it rhyme.
II you want to learn to rhyme,
I'll tell you what to do,
Just task yourself from time t,
time,
And you'll learn to do it, too.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12

Contracts 934 and 1913 are Federal
Aid Projects and will come under the
provisions of the Federal Aid High
way Act as amended.
The Employment Agency for these
contracts shall be the Delaware State
Employment Service offices at COL
Shipley Street. Wilmington, and Wag-
anon Building, The Circle,g George
town, Delaware.
Attention is called to the Special
Provisions in the proposal, specifica-
tions and contract agreement.
Performance of contract shall COM
mence within ten (10) days after exc
cution of the contract and be COM
pleted as specified.
Monthly payments will be made for
ninety 600 per cent OfSthe cOnStruc-
tion completed each month.
Bidders must submit proposals upon
forms provided by the Department.
Each proposal must be accompanied
| by a surety bond. certified check, OF
money to the amount of at least ten
| of the proposal
/ The envelope containing the pro-
posal must be marked Proposal for
the construction of State Highway
Contract Mo-"
The contract will be awarded or re-
jected within twenty (20) days from
the date of opening proposals.
/ The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
! Complete sets of plans and specifica-
tions may be obtained after December
/ 1, 1947, upon receipt of two dollars
$4,000 for each contract, which amount
will not be refunded.
Make checks payable to the State
Highway Department.
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
BY: F. V. DUPONT. Chairman
\ w. A. McWilliams, Chief Engineer.
Dover, Delaware
November 10. 1947 n28-d12-2
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
Ex-soIdIer Loses Fianees
TO Brother; Weds Another

WEST PALM BEACH. FLA.-The
former soldier whom Miss Doris
Beatrice Lambert. 81. came here
from London to marry is her broth
er-in-law instead after a change-of-
mind ceremony.
She had planned to marry Austin
Bennett, but four days after arriv.
ing in the United States. she de-
cided at Baltimore to marry Aus
TINS brother. Julian, a former navy
man.
Three days after his brother and
former iancee were wed, Austin OBJ
tanned marriage license which
bore the name of Mary Grace MUIR
ray Holland.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
Nurse Inherlts $4,000
From Father OF Patient

CLEVELAND. = Mrs. Virginia
Hutchinson, 81. said a Philadelphia
attorney telephoned her she would
inherit about $4,000 to 500, 200
from man whose daughter she
once took care of.
About 10 years ago, she spent Ia
months caring for a bedridden
daughter of J. P. Mather of Phila-
delphia. and the bequest is from his
estate, said Mrs. Hutchinson. She is
employed on the night shift In an
industrial plant.
''Of course now ! can see that
Diane. my daughter. gets a good
education and the things that zhe
needs" Mrs. Hutchinson said.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
Administrative Sale
or VALUABLE
Real Estate

In the City of Milford. Delaware, 1
win offer for sale at Public Auction
the residence at sos North West Front
Street, formerly owned and occupied
by the late Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Scott
and more lately used as a summer
residence by their daughter, the late
Anna ID. Scott, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1947
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. M.
Rain or Shine
This property is one of the best
built homes in North Milford and is
complete with bath and garage.
TERMS-20% of the purchase price
day of sale; balance i'm 80 days, when
good and sufficient deed will be Civ
en-. Purchaser or purchasers will be
required to pay the costs of the deed.
LORETTO F. POWERS
Administrative of Anna ID. Scott
deceased
Auctioneer, Walter Dickerson. d5-2t
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12

The following:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One studio couch, corner living
room chairs, upholstered seats; l desk,
l Silvertone radio, floor model; oak
extension tables with leaves, / side
board, l china closet, 2 drop-leaf ta-
bles and other tables, several chairs
and rockers, / hall runner, / bed and
bureau, / iron bed and springs, one
single iron bed and springs. 2 old bu-
reaus, 2 linoleum rugs, 815 10;
linoleum rugs, IL; l wool faced
rug, 8k 10; l fiber rug. S12 10; /
fiber rug and pad, 9 X IL; lot of cook
ing utensils and dishes, l sewing ma
chine. table lamps, 1 small white
enamel utility table, 1 large Norge
space oil burner, in good condition; l
Norge space oil burner, practically
new; small room oil burner, / Quail
ity gas stove, one 3-burner Perfection
oil cook stove, l bucket-a-day coal
stove for hot water, l ice box, 75-Ib.
capacity; / Water Witch electric
washing machine. l folding wash
bench, tubs and / ironing board, about
" ton pea coal. Lot of other things
too numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH.
LOLA EXLEY ARGO
Walter Dickerson, Auctioneer. Ii