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ROOMS EURN.-Nerthwe..

COLoRED-1O23 LAMONT ST. Nv.
rn, fS5 employed s9spls v Pc o9ss E14 .xv
quiet. employed couple, no Cooking;
room for gentleman to share with another
fine young man. ia. 2095. IA
CoLoRED-eo1 T ST. N.w.-Large from
fined ttms men , Or women home privils. Cal
C0LoRED-s5s6 WARDER ST. NV
"a empoyed
son only; some privils.; front rm. RA
SoL0RED--141s COLUMBIA ST. NV
SSidRRSMsiarD SSS asns sij5 D6 sJSfH SSs$ nm sar
Res fsee 6oGfLE 81 1922 % single
rm.' home privileges. co. 1918. --16
KEEFER PL. N.w.-Dou
5H0S s. 'sa sacS SSo0sf s hsns psfs pfs
S5oIoRE6-ia$e 5 $ ST. N;w.-Nies room
eonoEE6mssa Gen ssfsreasss' Sc o3EsRs sss6 pL NV
Double nicely furnished front room fol
SOME psvaaes IA sg twin beds
CoLoRED-3556 11th ST. .N.W.-Larse
" sSRs DrEisgfS Pu irn o7s cooking
washing, company and phone privil. IA.
CoLoRED-PARK RD., near 1lth-pvt
eaI eame; ADAMS Ss; ra 4is4 emDl' lady No cooking
FLA. AVE. N.W.-Fur.
nished room for two people; modern con-
veniences; $40 per week. l5'
COLORED-Is17 VERNON ST. NV
Single rm. for employed lady. MI. O239.
front rm. for employed refined cple. MI
0239
Furnished double room, nice coiored cou-
CoLoREDSI41s CoRCORAN ST. NV,
Apt. 3-Furnished room, suitable for one
or two men; So so each.
OLORED-FURNISHE ROOM for l OF
2 employed people, some privileges; Sic
COLORED-5S RANDOLPH PL. NV
Large front room. furnished, for women
or 2 men; no cooking. Call after
4bc
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APARTMENTS uhFURhisHEp.

BEDROOM, living room, kitchen-dinette,
ba5 bath; $55; 10th and Spring rd. NV: Box
sEAR isiEzla' 5GFoNr Stasi CIRCLE unfurnished
rooms, private bath and telephone, sos
month: Restricted, quiet neighborhood;
central location. Desire permanent tenant.
WTite BoR ss4z Sn stsr
TWO BEDROOMS. living room. kitchen
and bath; private; good neighborhood; near
18th st. bus; ref. required; S67.50. sH
APARTMENT rooms, bath; unfur-
nished; s35 month. Locust 7416. $500
sEcoNS lSseSsI0n FLook hv. rm., bedrm., kitchen
apt. Private home. Separate entrance:
Hyattsvills; s70 mo. Permanent tenants
TNFuRSfsHEp GRsfi Ms fGo'. APARTMENTS rooms,
all utilities; -S110 per month. Shown by ap-
pointment. 1910 18th ne. Phone MI. 4o4e.
1920 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Corner house,
completely redecorated inside and out. con-
tains ige; rms and bath. 3 Of the 4
addition, basement IS finished into q mod
ern 3-rm. apt. and bath; all new fixtures
mS 9Th ss RH11EIRs nx "a cAS5Y 4sS5 & FULLER 1872
near Pentagon-Modern p
be bedroom brick home oil ars heat: full
Roase eectre ranse and eeere TeE
near shopping, schools. one block bus; rent
81 80 per mo. one year advance rent. Call
II. N ST. N.W.-s-room and bath brick.
sse sHEe Taos hfs soN e5 Ren at
st. s.w. No phone calls.
rms. tiled bath. screened
porch, attached sarage; $140 mo-: avail
able at once: near Suburban Hospital Call
s.BEpka. Sfi fGssi sEM1pEr. HOUSE. new auto.
gas. heat, nr. Fairfax Village Sc; mo.
ca 5snt u advanss os Sos s RsF me- Star l'r lease
in good condition, ready for
immediate occupancy: nearby Takoma Park
location; oil h.-wh,: conv. to transp and
Shopping; Mr.. Young, BREADY CO.,
Kitchen. semibatf. S66.50 month: empl.
couple only. No children. RA.' 0417 after
ONE ROOM and equipped kitchen, adj.
bath. uni. phone; conv. transp.; empl, peo-
pie; S45. liz Carroll ave. Takoma PIX, Md
6 RMS. BATH; mi. north of Gathers
burg; 500 per mo. Vacant. FRED B.
CUSHMAN Realtor. $40 Frederick pike,
Gaithersburg, Md. Phone 200.
UNFURN. APT, 2 rms, kitchenette. bathI
possession Immediately; use Of uni. phone;
coIoRED-oNE ROOM, kitchen and pri-
yate bath: basement: S45 mo. 1242
Franklin st. ne.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
WO REFINED SINGLE GIRI

TWO REFINED SINGLE GIRLS, perma-
nently employed, desire nicely furnished
studio apt. in restricted Sc. section; will
occupy immediately. Box 32SkZ, Star 19'
BEDROOM, kitchenette and bath for 2
girls; pref NV; about $50. Call RE. 1895
NAVY IT. needs 2 or 8 bedroom apt. or
house, furn. or unfurn.; to 500: expect
to Be here 2 yrs. co. 5000. Ext. 20s-F
VETERAN And WIFE desperately need need 2
rooms and kitchen, Turn. or unfurn. CaIl
WANTED. by young couple, furn. apt,
Feb, March, 194s. MA. 1920, Ext. 144s.
YOUNG. permanently employed couple
both vets, need 1-bedroom apt. CO. 1868
after - = 2 m; ask A for MR.. MANDEIL. 15'
child, preferably silver Spring or NV;
excellent care guaranteed. ia. 0552. Ia
NAVY MAN and recently arrived, Aus
tralian wife. need 3 rooms and pvt. bath
uni. apt. immed. Box lilly. Star. -15
BACHELOR APT, comp etely equip, in
NV. or downtown Washington by per-
manently employed ex-marine; now visit
ment was terminated: important consider
ations are comfortable. clean furnishings.
easy accessibility for amputee maximum
privacy, reliable, convenient every night
parking space or Rarage; willing to pay
$65-S75 mo-, hut could pay more for really
Tsn,sa plsase s1e phone rH .fi ss2a s,s pS sriss
Buchanan St. Arlington, Va. -15
MED. STUDENT. wife reg nurse, and sop.
desire 3 or rooms, furnished or partly
furnished in NV. ordwsy 6536. Ia
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1926 10th ST. N.W.-Nice, double; S45
each: Also triple. on heat, constant h9t @
ifsdenss iaSn 18th nS!sa NW1dea residence for bust
ness, people. sgl;. dbl; and share rms;
HxiF fGsd SOCK s
10th st, n.w.-Beautiful 3rd-f1oor front,
twin beds. semiprivate bath; also space
Wit xith - smother 9s5 young man; good home
$3.50 isss I'sd; s.. N,w-lss triple rm;: SIT,
eaee fooa sS SlP Ge Me I plesssnt eea eari1e
price, s4s.5o per person. Cali RE. slo4.
1905 18th ST. N.w.-Large front. double:
ether oyac VACANCIES; good meals bus at deor.
GiRLs~s lovely connecting rooms with
running water, single beds, maid service,
Phone in g fey girls asa sanbs Say
man man at at $50. 1927 18th st. I NV. '. 1nr.
pHRSns eHfEsF5E GEef sodMEnousn a3 e7Sa like d hotel
to proYidet excellent dining and room serv-
ice Enough like a club to insure cong.
companionship. Moderate prices; double
s5s 5 mo. no. Apply WESLEY HALL, i4@S
Nicely Nc Iii FGRN. Rm.. twin BEDS closets.
:. aezt to 1aIh' an shss nssT bus lines 1920 srd
ss1 MD. AVE. N.E.-will rent room to 1
or 2 emp mothers, with board and day
care for children; home privil: IS
country home, all city convenienees, Montg.
Co. license 2s3. Phone Ashton 2923..
1884 KENNEDY ST. Nw.-Double room
and single room. nice, modern home.
SEAR E s'15o DUPONT c1RcLE-Larse double
excellent sl prepared meals; unlim. phone.
ss9 iss9 3 BEIMoNT III a;N m RD. NS'W.-Lovely rooms
for young people to share clean. warm,
quiet house; delicious meals: laundry
ssy ressn2n ontSy r0GR a4d 4s5 service Ss'
ISL EUCLID ST. N.W.-Double room,
men or women: Southern cooking. Call
WVaNTED-Girl Va TIEiD5Gil or woman to share 5-room
SEWLY REV F FURN. RIM. suitable for student,
next semipvt. bath with shower; pvt. home;
f5ssl M %sais ssiNSy cN KooMs SyIS. windows large
closet, : beds; private home; garage; laun-
dr. privil.: breakfast and dinner: for !.
quiet, employed persons; J. u blocks from
bus. CH, sI4s. 20 min downtown.
snother young giTi; twin beds: !; . closets;
i9so Ia IANIER Her PL. N.w.-Attr. blond fur
nishings against pastel green walls makes
Present tenant wishes share with another
Construction; 2 closets; house oil-heated.
insulated, very attr.: food definitely above
IN rd M sna eale DIX S
buslines; available Dec. IS; $3.50. MI.
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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED YOUNG BUSINESSWOMAN de-
sires unfurnished room; prefer NV. apt.
g. 6 Frs ss41 Aps IT;r549i,r 523 p.ru. or
4 weeks; vicinity Chevy Chase Circle or
Chevy Chase, Nd. WI. 6392. IA.
ROOMS WANTED for men students. This
is on way you can be of real help to dis
charged war veterans who are attending
tech lical school, Must be within walking
distance of 10th and Park rd. NV. Phone
MR.. MALONEY, HO. 1920, weekdays. 8
EMPLOYED MOTHER wants bedroom
kitchen, day care for son, "A mos, Call
between am and 7 pm. NO. 4456.
MAN, retired, wants warm room, dbl. bed.
near bath. By Prot. State price. Box
335-Z. Star.
LADY DESIRES SINGLE, unfurnished, in
prlvate nome non-smoker. write BOX
COLORED-VETERAN, wife. baby, 9 mos.
boy 6. desire room with kitchen or kitch-
en- privileges. WALLACE CLEMoNs, IL
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

VICINITY WILSON HIGH School
and high school daughter; breakfast and
dinner for for daughter: Protestant private
taet MR M'h he bet snd
noon, RE. 3013. IA
EMPLOYED MOTHER of year-old daughter
wishes room and board with day care for
baby. MRS. MATTHEWS, AT. 1891. -15
CONGENIAL young business couple with
baby girl desire ! or 2 rooms with board;
afternoon care for baby optional. MR.
GATES, DU, O293
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For Rent,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must
be included in advertisements under
Apartments and Houses For Rent, un-
less q Star box number is used. when
the general location may be substituted
for the address. In such cases The
Star will secure the exact address,
which will be available to the Rent
CoCtrol Administration upon request.
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ROOMS FURkasHEp-Mp. and VA.

and kitchenette, semipvt. bath and pvt
entrance; southern exposure; l empld
adult: no drinking. ia, .2957-M. --15
for military oficer; woodsy atmosphere;
ARLNGTON-Nicely furnished rm.. twin
ssa: ss Double Pgsb h0s ss6 ecnysn eH ss ss.n'p single
TWO BEDROOMS, one with twin beds,
one with double bed, bath. CHI. 6793.
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ROOMS uhFuRNIsHEp.

3 UNFURN RMS. for Ink; white; COM
forta BILE: heat, elec. and gas furnished;
pvt home 1113 10th st: NV. a.
1882 X ST. S.E.-Light Housekeeping rm.,
unfurnished FIR. 2949. -15
COLORED-NW W.-Room. unfurn.: re-
fined Catholic home; priv and utilities;
settled woman or employed couple pre-
ferred DE. O437 before 5 pm.
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APTs, FURk. AND UkFUR.

COUPLE or 2 girls to share house with
another couple: no children or pets. 1926
Key blvd, Arlington, Va.
COLORED-635 MORTON PL. N.E.-One
room. kitchen. furn. or unfurn., or two
rooms. $50 monthly. TR. 6O1O.
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STUDIO BEDROOM with private half bath
and private entrance; couple or two ladies
convenient to restaurant, shopping and
bus GIL. 1884
MASTER BEDROOM, private bath. tele-
phone, maid service; refs. exchanged. CHI.
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ROOMS FURk. OR UhFURh.

COLORED-FRONT RM., with dressing
rm.; empl. couple, with or without child;
home priv. AID. $3.50.
COLORED-ROOM for couple or single
person, 1918 ea., without privs.: So ca
with privs,; cony. trans. and stores. TW
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COUNTRY BOARD.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ROOM AND BOARD FOR CHILDREN over
>, girls preferred, in private licensed home.
Hillside 4A17
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52O4 41st ST. NV
bedrm.: kitchen, laundl
pvt. home; couple or 2
refer. req. EN-. 067S
CLEVELAND PARK
ployed LADY and want
home. call EN-. 9552 II
CHEVY CHASE, ID. c.
rm., 3 exposures. 3
men only. EN-. S754
NEAR WARDMAN p
Conn. ave-. very nice
for gentleman; unlim.
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1859 QUE ST. NV. Dupont Circle area
sgle: rm. with running water: $50 mo. III
sSsa eeaasas dSe With ssa snothss ise
sa5; walk. dist. downtown. GE, 4so7.
dsS5e ass5 rosns sn ~ fnsd Rene single and
491: 1st ST. N.W.-Beautiful. warm rm:
for or Or q inner-spring In mattress t,.ns use
YOUNG LADY to share light housekeeping
room with another young lady; $25 mo.
GLOVER PARK, 1850 Benton st. NV
Large front room: one or two girls or empl;
e9uplei RHlI unliHR phSns Geny transp IA
@Earse sinsle next next h0. shossr Sath; c'' near assi
eoRyEn 81 of fSf SEGAU EfS ab EM 14a iass
ffass sP~s With oP ssts bath
Fl Hg ghSns STi,R and Laundry SE 1872 l4
twin bed room, s1o and S12; single room.
$50 I1sth 81. N.w.-Larse single room
foT gentleman; maid service; $50 month
ssss,. .ns S1 s%s FEE
4sh s xSD SSs e sass Is ste iron,
with 4 windows. suitable for couple OF
tiiTec BiTlS. laIke closet Gel., XIII. prfvll. can
be arranged; oil heat; near I4th and 18th
SITS. trsnSp; at Meridian Hill Park: refer
ences; 500 mo. Call SH. 203S after
& p M to see. IA
CoLORED - LOVELY NEIGHBoRHoop
Belmont st. n.w-Room for refined couple
or employed women. twin beds, choice Of !
baths. Call Temple 2064 after $40 pm
-15
C0LoRED-eS y ST. N.w.-Nicely furn.
COLoRED-1sss 4th sT. N.w.-Room 70,
nice man in respectable family. lots Of
heat and hot water. Apply after pm
DE. 312S. -l5
CoLoRED-7e ST furnished rooms
Tor married couple or 2 employed persons.
vi. S331 -I5
COLORED-22Is 1sT ST. N.W.-Room
for married couple; all privileges. DU.
COLoRED-16os 3rd ST. N.w.-pouble
room, twin beds, for employed ladies'
S6.25 each. HO. 3031. is
COLoRED-a5I2 ONTARIO RID. NV
Nicely furn. rn.: couple. girls or 9 men;
some priyiis. CO. 1918. Ia
COLoRED--4! MASS. AVE. Nw.-Furn.
room for single man; $35 per mo. ME.
5Ss5. Ia
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ROOMS FvRhIsHEp-s.l. end s.w.

IOLORED -6 647 G ST, NE. - Furnished
oom and kitchen. working couple.
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-Re. double or twin
y and phone privil.:
girls; good transp.;

t you are an em-
a room and nice
r information. -15
Large master bed
closets, pvt. bath;
IA
IRK HOTEL-2737
single corner rm.
phone. AD. O517.
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Large sleeping
ouslines and shop

.W.-Single room
ross ventilation;
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9O4 CRITTENDEN ST. NV, near Georgia
ave.-Front rn.. twin beds; prefer men.
44I3 RIVER RD.-comfortable single
room, semiprivate bath with shower. WO
1881 10th ST. N.w.-Double rm., nicely
furnished, twin beds; also rm. to share
for man. twin beds; conv. transp. NO
1 so1I KALoRAMA RD.-2nd-fioor room
for transients: by day, week or month
Pos Pa LAMONT ST. N.w.-pelishtful front,
next bath, for employed couple or single
man; large closet: Mt. Pleasant cars at
corner. Reasonable. co, 49O9.. ia
in private home; next to bath; near trans
portation; $50. GE. 413S. lie
GEORGETOWN-Lge. rm. and pvt. bath,
in excel apt. house: single woman only;
good transp.; no kit. priv; $50. DE. 4023.
SsI9 KANSAS AvE.-For 2 young men; 9
beds, pvt. family, clean, next to bath
plenty heat, lots of light, front: nr. 14th
st. carline; available soon: name your own
price. Call GE. 1920. IA
65I7 GROVE ST.-2 blks Chevy Chase
Circle; modern furn. rm.. S35 mo-. gentle
18th AND TAYLOR sTs. N.w.-rurnished
sleeping room for girls, S5 each. ia
1s33 QUE Nw.-Double or triple: double
bed and studio couch; inner-sprine mat
tress. Q closets. next to bath. 10
Smyrna times., 1947-04-24
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
AND
Household Goods

The undersigned will sell the
Real Estate and entire lot of
household goods of Groom house,
known as the Andrew Roth prop
erty, between the Fire House and
Slaughter's Store, in Clayton, on
Smyrna times., 1947-04-24
TaylOr's Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. William j. David
OF Jenkintown, Penna.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren F. Drumm of Glen
side, Pena.; ad Mr.. James H. David
and daughter Nora of Smyrna,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee David.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gohl, Jr., of
Atlantic City, NJ, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Keiser, Jr.,
of Laurel spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Keiser and Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Steller and
sons were Sunday visitors with
Miss Minnie Spitsinagel in Bridge
ton, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton of
Wilmington and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Moore of Newark spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shock
ley.
Mrs. Ralph Weis and Mrs. James
Smyrna times., 1947-04-24

IL, ,367 ,989 men and women from
the nation in service during that
period, according to the report. An
estimated total of $4,000 men and
women from the state served in
all branches of the armed forces.
Only two other states in the nation
furnished fewer men to the Army
than did Delaware-Nevada with
IL, 900 and Wyoming 10000. Rhode
Island, smallest state in the union,
put twice as many men-57 900
in the Army as did Delaware. New
York topped the list with 1, 49,
600 men and 24,741 women-more
than twice as many in each case as
donned Army khaki from Texas,
despite claims of Texans to the
contrary.
Smyrna times., 1947-04-24
Smyrna Landing

Mrs. Wilson Keiser, Jr., of Laur-
el, her mother, Mrs. Walker Warn
sr of Fleming's Landing, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmer Ford of Dover, were
weekend visitors of their mother,
Mrs. Thomas Wrench.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gaulke and
children Betty and Billy of Will
mington, Mr.. Alvan Gaulke and
wife and son Jackie of LinWood,
Penna., were Sunday visitors of
Mrs. Louis Gaulke.
Mr.. Herbert Simpso of Holly
Oak spent Saturday with Mrs.
Emma Davis and her grandson
Richard Davis.
Mr.. Harold Jackson of Silver
side Road, Wilmington spent Sum
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Jackson.
Mrs. Louis Gaulke and her son
and Mrs. Courtland GauIke spent
visit at Hackspoint, Md, Saturday.
Phyllis Pitts spent the weekend
with her mother in Chester, Penna.
Mrs. Frank v. Truax entertain
ed by giving turkey dinner in
hnnor of her husbands birthday,
Friday, April 18. Those invited
were sons: Frank and Howard, Mr..
ana Mrs. Truax, Sr., daughter Gay
and son Dickey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Marshall.
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Thurs, May |, 1947
at LOO p. NJ.

at l:OO Il. M.
Consisting of Groom frame
dwelling house with most mod
ern conveniences, tool shed, 2-car
garage, chicken house for 100
chickens; one and one-tenth acre
of land, more or less. Garden
planted with Strawberries, aspar-
agus, and variety of vegetables.
The land will be divided into four
building lots and sold separately
or as a whole.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Consisting of y iron bed and mat
tress, full bed and new inner spring
mattress, chest of drawers, table,
porch set, studio couch, good as
new, can be opened into a double
bed; oak Library Table, 2 Table
Lamps, Floor Lamps, Maple Dress
er, good as new; General Electric
Sweeper, China Closet, Round Din
ingroom Table, table model Silver
tone Radio, Heatrola Coal Stove,
good as new; Wood Stove, good as
new; Waterman Gas Stove, prac-
tically new; Norge Refrigerator,
small enamel-top Kitchen Table,
Water Witch Washer, Ideal Double
Laundry Tubs, small Metal Utility
Cabinet, Enamel Bath Tub, good
as new; bathroom Mirror, Kitchen
Utensils and Dishes, Scale, capac-
ity 20 lbs:; 2 large Wash Tubs,
some used lumber.
Odd Chairs, one Antique Spring
Rocking Chair.
GARDEN IMPLEMENTS-Dog
House, Writing Desk, number of
other things too numerous to men
tion.
TERMS OF SALE
Terms on household goods Cash
day of sale.
Terms on real estate-20t day
of sale; balance at settlement.
MRS. KATIE ROTH
j. E. Churchman, auctioneer
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Clayton

The Willing Workers Sunday
School Class will meet Friday
night, April 25 at the home of Mrs.
Raymond Leager on Smyrna.
Mrs. Lou Mortlock and Miss Ella
Lewis of Wilmington spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
nelius ]. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William King have
returned home after spending the
winter in Florida.
Mrs. Edward Wotten and daugh-
ter Suzanne of Dover, spent We'd
nesday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm Burris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stats and
children of Milford, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Pusey.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hall have
returned home after spending the
winter in Florida.
Mrs. Preston Burris, daughter
Kitty, son Preston, Jr., and Mrs.
Malcolm Burris attended the COM
mencement exercises at Warner
High School for the Delaware Hos
pital Class of Nurses. Miss Marie
Burris was one of the graduates.
Mrs. Lena Warren spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Watson of
dewes.
Mr.. Leslie Pryor is a patient in
the Veterans Hospital, New Cas-
tie, Del.
Seaman 1-c Francis Houtman of
Norfolk, Va, spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Houtman.
Mrs. Cornelius Hall spent We'd
nesday in Wilmington.
Mrs. Maloney has returned to
the home of her mother, Mrs. Will
ENNIS, after spending some time IN
Florida.
Mrs. Herman Sevil attended the
exercises of the Delaware Hospital
here her niece, Miss Betty Carrow
is one of the graduates.
Mrs. j. T. johnson was a week.
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Shockley of Snow Hill, Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman f. Paris
of Wilmington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Atkins and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Parker of Dover were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Rambo of CLAYTON.
Smyrna times., 1947-04-24

You'll never be lonesome at the
SUPPLY co. You'll
always find some of your friends
here getting machinery, New Hol-
land Hay Balers, New Idea Inc.
Corn Pickers, Goodrich tires,
Purina Feeds or other farm sup
plies. They, too, know that our
merchandise are the finest.
Smyrna times., 1947-04-24
CLUB ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
Home Demonstration Meeting
Held At Post Office
In Dover
COUNCIL MAKES PLANS

The Kent County Advisory
Council for Home Demonstration
Clubs held their annual Spring
Meeting, Monday, April Ia, Post
Office Building Dover, with the
President, Mrs. Clifford Clark
presiding. The Council members
made plans for Home Demonstra-
tion Club activity for the coming
months and elected officers. Pres
Smyrna times., 1947-04-24

Hurlock spent Thursday in VIII
mington.
The Women,s Society of Chris
tian Service met Wednesday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A
Derrickson.
The Friendly Neighbors Home
Demonstration Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon, May 6 at 1.3C
o'clock with Mrs. Thomas Short.
Smyrna times., 1947-04-24
$4,000 DEL. MEN IN ARMY
Final Report On Personnel Issued
BY War Department

A total of $4,000 Delaware men
and $50 women served in the Army
between Nov. l, 1910 and July 81,
1916, it was disclosed by the War
Department. Terming it a final
report on personnel by states of
residence for the war period, the
War Department survey covered
only those men and women from
Delaware in the Army. There were
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REVIVAL SERVICES, CLAYTON
To Hold Services Beginning Sun
day Evening, April 27th

Old fashioned revival services
will be conducted at the Church of
God on Main Street, opposite the
Town Hall, Clayton, beginning
Sunday evening, April 9th, at 8
o'clock by Rev. Marion P. Price,
State Overseer of The Churches of
God in Delaware and New Jersey
with special singing and music by
the singing evangelists the Rev.
and Mrs. Coy Snow, and others.
Everyone welcome.
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Southern States
Smyrna Clayton Service
Smyrna, Delaware
Phone Smyrna ALL

NOTICE
In pursuance of an order of Elwood
Kemp. Register of Wills. in and for Kent
County. Delaware. dated March 25th A. D.
1947 notice is hereby given of the granting
Letters Testamentary on the estate of
Edwin G. Mackenzie on the 25th day of
March A. d. 1947. All persons having
claims against the said Edwin G.
Mackenzie are required to exhibit the same
to such Executrix within one year after
the date of the granting of such Letters.
or abide by the law in that behalf, which
provides that such claims against the said
estate not so exhibited shall be forever
barred
BERTHA MAY MACKENZIE
Executrix of
Edwin G. Mackenzie, deceased
Signed Elwood Kemp,
Register of Wills.
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rector, Mrs. Clifford Clark, Ken
ton; Alternate at Large, Mrs.
George Shaw, Dover. The follow
ing club representatives from the
immediate area We're also elected:
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ident, Mrs. o. B. william, st.
Jones; Vice Pres, Mrs. Arthur
Layton, Pennington; Secretary,
Mrs. Grant Garis, Smyrna; Treas,
Mrs. Clyde Campbell, Hartly; Di-
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Church of the Nazarene

Services at the Church of the
Nazarene, Rev. Jerry Dilks, pastor.
will be Sunday School at 9.45 am;
morning worship, 10.45 o'clock;
evening evangelistic service, 7.30
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Mrs. John Willis, Kenton; Mrs.
William McClary, Leipsic; Mrs.
Harry Knots, Cheswold; Mrs.
Norman Shorts, Smyrna, and Mrs.
Edward Stokes, Hartly.
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o'clock. Tuesday evening cottage
prayer meeting, 7.30; Thursday
evening prayer meeting, 7.30.