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Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
REBEKAH LODGE MEETING
Members of Local Lodge Install
New Officers

Mrs. Radie M. Jester, president
of Delaware I. o. o. F. and staff
installed the following officers at
Laura Rebekah Lodge No. IL,
Smyrna Noble Grand, Mrs. Mary
Fleming; Vice Grand, Mrs. Kather-
inc Short; Warden, Mrs. Edith
Riggs; Conductor, Mrs.A Hutch
ins; Chaplain, Miss Cora Ford;
Financial Secretary, Mrs. Kather-
inc Ennis; Recording Secretary,
Mrs. Gladys Johnson; Treasurer,
Miss Ann Lewis; RS. Noble Grand,
Mrs. Mildred Snow; L. S. Noble
Grand, Mrs. Edith Jones; R. S.
Vice Grand, Mrs. Helen Pyle; L. S.
Vice Grand, Mrs. Edna Riggin.
Mrs. Hester Ryan was the retiring
Noble Grand. Grand Master Paris
C. Kirby of Milford was present at
the meeting.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
FOR
STATE COUNCIL
Delaware Council Will Repre-
sent 1900 Home Demon
stratiOn Clubs
ANNOUNCE SPEAKERS

Delaware will be represented by
18 home demonstration club men,
bers and leaders at the eleventh
annual meeting of the National
Home Demonstration Council, to be
held at the Jackson's Mill 4-H
camp in West Va, Oct. 6-9. Among
the club members representing the
state council will be Mrs. S. B. Col
Inns, Middletown, president of the
New Castle County Council; Mrs.
Charles z. Dukes, Taylor's Bridge,
vice-president of the State Council;
Mrs. H. w. Shaw, Dover, secretary,
Kent County Council; Mrs. JON
athan Wheatley, Delmar, president
of the Sussex County Council, and
Miss Gladys FARRELL, FELTON,, dele
gate-at-large from Kent County.
Representing the Delaware Agri-
cultural Extension Service will be
Miss M. Gertrude Holloway, state
home demonstration leader; and
Mrs. Alma S. Smith, Sussex Coun-
ty home demonstration agent. The
Delaware Council of Home Demon
stration Clubs, representing 1900
home demonstration members, is a
member of the National Home
Council. One of the
purposes of the national council is
to provide opportunity for home
makers in home demonstration
groups to pool their judgment and
experience for the progressive I'M
proyement of home and community
life. The theme of the 1947 con-
ference is, Harmony in the Home,
Order in the Nation, Peace in the
World" Speakers on the council
program include ]. o. Knapp, di-
rector of the West Virginia Exten-
sion Service; Dr.Douglas Ensming-
er. in charge of rural sociology,
United States Department of Agri-
culture; DR.. Mark v. ziegler, CHIEF
medical ocer, Farmers Home Ad-
ministration; and Miss Florence
Hall senior home economist, Unit
ed states Department of Agricul-
ture.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
WEDDING ANNOUNCED
Perkins Knox

The marriage of Miss Doris Eliz-
abeth Perkins, daughter of Mr.and
Mrs. Karl H. Perkins of Sutton, N.
H., to Mr.. Marvin Harry Knox, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Knox of
Smyrna, took place on September
18 at Townsend. The bride and
bridegroom were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Burris of Smyrna.
After a trip to Atlantic City, the
couple is at home in Smyrna. The
bride is graduate of Medford
High School, Medford, Mass, and
served as a WAVE in the U. s..
Navy for % months. The bride
groom attended Smyrna schools.
He served in the Army Air Corps
for 1S months and is member OF
the Firemens Band.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
GRANGE SPECIAL PROGRAM
Members of Local Organization
Observe Booster Night

Members of Local Organization
Observe Booster Night
State Master, Paul Mitchell, and
Mrs. Mitchell attended the Nation
al Booster Night program at
Smyrna Grange last Thursday
evening. The lecturer, Mrs. Helen
Deakyne presented the following
program: group singing, accom-
panied by Ruth Johnson at the
piano. w. w. Hynson read the
National Masters Address. State
Master Paul Mitchell gave an ad-
dress. Other members who had
part in the program were: Harry
Johnson, James Fleming, Mrs. Vir-
ginia McGrath, Mrs. Ruth Pryor
and E. t. Heinold. The next meet
ing will be in charge of Mrs. Mary
Fleming, chairman of the Home
Economics Committee, on Oct. 9.
The Fifth Degree will be given Oct.
13 at Fruitland Grange, Camden.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
TO PRESENT
BIG-GAME FILM
VIM. X. Carpenter To Show
Films of African Expedition
at Smyrna School
CHURCH SPONSORED

For those who seek adventure in
far countries, especially the thrills
of big-game hunting, the stirring
technicolor moving pictures taken
by William K.Carpenter, will prove
interesting. They will be shown
by the Montchanin big game hunt
er at the John Bassett Moore High
School on the evening of Thursday,
October 16 under the auspices of
the vestry of st. Peters Episcopal
Church. The film will be present
ed by Mr.. Carpenter, himself, who
will explain the exciting scenes as
shown. Mr.. Carpenter, who led the
African expedition of 1916 to Sc
cure speciments of big game for
the Philadelphia Academy of Nat
ural Science, is the son of R. R. M.
Carpenter, who led the first Carp
enter expedition to Africa before
the war. Young Carpenter accom-
panied his father on that first ex-
pedition and learned first hand of
the excitement and dangers attend
ing such a hunt. The group of
rare desert sheep taken by him in
Mexico early in 1916 is now shown
against natural background at
the Academy of Natural Sciences
in Philadelphia. The animals to be
shown in the film in Smyrna are
among those now being mounted
for an African exhibit at the mu-
scum. Mr.. Carpenter will lead a
third expedition to Africa for the
Academy, leaving in November,
and Smyrna is fortunate to see the
film and hear the commentaries by
him at this time. The film has
been shown to many audiences, in
cluding 600 members of the Acad-
emy in Philadelphia, and is consid-
cred among the best wildlife pho
Biography ever filmed. Elephants,
rhinoceros, giraffes, antelope, and
lions are among the animals so
realistically shown, with close-ups
in color among the finest ever taxi
en-, especially those of the lions.
Because of the educational value
of the film, students through high
school will be admitted for 35c,
i
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
ENDS
PLAY-OFFS
CeciltOn and Glasgow Reach
Final PlayOff Games
In V-League
GLASGOW TAKES FIRST

In the V-League final play-offs,
Glasgow won the first game last
Sunday by defeating Cecilton 9 to
1. Mccormick pitched for Glas-
go, which was the hame team.
Cahall started for Cecilton and
gave up seven hits and nine runs
in six innings. Price replaced Ca
han and gave up two hits and no
runs ein three innings. The second
game between Glasgow and Cecil
ton will be played at Middletown
at p. m. on Sunday, october 5.
The official V-League team batting
averages are as follows.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
AVOCET FOUND HERE
Rare Bird, Not Native To East, at
Bombay Hook Fowl Refuge

Reports of a rare find in the bird
world sent Wilmington ornitholo-
gists flying to the Bombay Hook
Wild Fowl Refuge, near Smyrna,
Monday. There they spent several
hours examining an avocet-a bird
rarely seen in this area. The avocet
is about the size of crow. 1t has
webbed feet and gracefully up
turned bill. Its legs are long, its
body white, and its wings are
marked with black and white.
George Spinner, custodian of the
refuge, discovered the avocet, an
inhabitant of the area west of the
Mississippi. No one was able to
account for its present in Della
ware.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
FACTORY REPRE- SENTATIVES
TO CONVENE HERE MONDAY

Wilson factory representatives
from all parts of the United States
will convene in Smyrna next Mon
day to inaugurate the first Wilson
Refrigeration, Inc., Golden Har-
vest". During this period, which
will extend from October l, to No
vember 80, two Wilson farm freez-
er models, the self-contained FF-15
and FF-25, will be featured in a
nationwide sales program, with
the slogan, "Food Freezing Does
NotCost-It Pays" During the
Golden Harvest, these two Wilson
products will be sold at a reduced
price.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
To Meet In Legion Room

The Wilson representatives, trav-
cling here from California, Texas,
Massachusetts,, Ohio, Tennessee,
Iowa, Wisconsin, and other points
far and near, will meet in the
Legion Room, maintained by the
David c. Harrison Post at Town
Hall. A general housekeeping and
refurnishing of the Show Room at
the Wilson plant is underway this
week. Visitors to the conference
will be accommodated in local
hotels and in the homes of Smyrna
residents.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
LATEX SPONSORS DANCE
Playtex Park Give Party For En-
ployees and Guests

Playtex employees and their
guests turned out in full force on
Saturday night to celebrate the
opening of the social season which
was heralded by the Playtex
Friendship Party. The first event
of the new season witnessed the
largest crowd in the history of the
International Latex Corporation.
Hundreds of party goers took ad-
vantage of the opportunity to re-
new old acquaintance and make
new friends from among the many
employees hired in recent weeks.
Dancing in the Social Hall of the
Dover High School was continuous
from $3.50 to 1900 midnight to the
music of Doc Viohl and his popular
orchestra. AS usual, delicious re-
freshments were served.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
ID. of A. Hold Initiation

The National Emblem Council
No. 9, Daughters of America,
chartered bus and motored to
Wilmington Saturday evening, Sep
tember 27, to the James A. Gar
field Council No. 1. A class Of
nine candidates was present for in
itiation. Captain Seigrish and her
degree team were in charge. Af-
ter the meeting, refreshments were
served.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
CLAYTON GIRL INJURED
Florence Hopkins Slightly Hurt In
Accident saturday Evening

Florence Hopkins, Clayton, suf-
fered head injuries Saturday even
ing when a wrench, lying in the
road was run over by a car ahead,
thrown through the windshield of
the automobile in which she was a
passenger and struck her on the
head. Jimmie Ford, Kenton, oper-
ator of the car, Harold Hopkins,
CLAYTON and Pat Piper, Smyrna,
were unhurt. She was
treated by DR.. Richard w. Com
eggs, Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
averages are as follows:

Bristow, Chesapeake City catch
er, was the individual hitting lead
er, getting AZ hits in "a times at
bat for an average of 500. Earl
Sheats, of Odessa, was second with
an average of .429. And Wright,
of Glasgow, was third with .408
average. Gene Handsberry, of
Smyrna, was 28th on the batting
list, and R. Grier, of Smyrna, was
3Oth.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
Revival at wesleyan Methodist

The following services will be
held at Wesleyan Methodist Church
this week, according to Rev. JOS
eph Kephart, pastor: Evangelistic
services, which began last night,
will continue until Oct. IL, with
Rev. Howard L. Speas as guest
speaker. Sunday School, Sunday
at 10 a. m. followed by morning
worship at II a. m. Regular evan
gelistic services will begin at 7.30
each evening.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
Clayton Century Club Meeting

The first Executive Board meet
ing of the Clayton Century Club
was held recently at the home of
the president, Mrs. Ernest Davis.
The first Fall meeting will be held
Thursday evening, October End at
8 p. M, at the Fire Hall.
Smyrna times., 1947-10-02
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Richards, 81

Elizabeth G. Richards, age 81,
died at Newark, Del. on September
rs. The daughter of William V.
Grieves and Harriet (Coverdale)
Grieves, she was buried on Sat-
urday, September 27. Funeral SER
vices were held at the FAIRIES
Funeral Chapel with Rev. R. e.
Green in charge and interment in
Forrest Cemetery, Middletown.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
AyToMorIvE MlscELlAhrous.

sn,s, ,hSss assoI6srs rear end, new hub ssDs.
prae pnms. s,sati.6ean ,ct an lixhts. water and fuel
Isi;. iasts!sa c. sRfsNas RG6s IA, sess. e..
StH AGToA oAGn5eas IGaaAsGsEs sss' nHssxE 1910;
aeHfery; new shipment Just arrfyed. IRE
meatest one you've ever. seen. suitable for
l4a7 Irving s.. n W. Ap. $500, Wsshinus. Was ms
NJ THFsss: rfRR fhRset1sf RfdasssS dRsslss
ssssrElee. electric-treated sections II YOUR
At al ARcApE e PONTIAC CO, Wsshinssnonn'Is hiisnnsI
SsoXTisc owsEfss fs'et Arffsfnos ris1ins sfsryiSs IS.
covers in iapee pee,ia STOCK Of sood-aualitg seat
f. other models Of General Motors ah csns s,so
lRcHas;r lFRSmps apd pd nsat instaiiation if desired
~ NV. IS. SS0MoIiAc SS0o Co. 1897 Irving st.
| Ms1oaTToRcYcLE. NOT Eriel 1s4s. like new. DE.
COMPLETE BODY and fender shop ma eonip.
ssEss sEb ossSSSli$$S S$issS ,..1s w Sc:
hsaffs fss4ssa 4ssafs rBS
eiSRRsts SaR Co. th5S a5S
iToM1 M1lfThs1ssia TRHdk. iss7 Va a5sx 5sxrcIiii
crane and cradle; factory built body; nrised
HAY HoG e IuE2 60; S67S; Cali Mr.. Hersh. McMA-
GE. ,,ao ,,aoIVHoIEr co. 63.3 Ga. ave.
FORD va ENGINE, 1885. needs Us rt1.,
snr. IN htininss .y $50; also transmission res-
TrpE1se. SnHa1se. Ed EN- h110 til pm. Sun .
hhaaESls hasI prewar Firestone. 15x7:0o, with
YYsans Ynnn apty tubes good condition. 4TiY
M0T0Rs-New Dodge, Plymouth an
makes' models rebuilt, overhauled; qua !.
1na 1lmmea: installation: FLEIsHER's GARAGE.
TRUCK BODY. closed, M. n.v .u,ts,,.
asIivsrdnG9 deI n9rss trailer or other use; SIeS
Evening star., 1947-05-04
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

WATERFRONT COTTAGE for rent: ami,
| furnished: available Immediately as long
as as desired, leaz; ~ computing distance from
THREE ssEDRooM HOUSE on Rhode
River; 200 season; references REQUIRED
WxrRk.fkoNf VIZ Riaif ossfr COTTAGE and apt bed
s!ss.ss cSa So w. W. e. sha 9ia ~ snd snd
FOR RENT E'G1a on beautiful tIh estat. Stat in Va.
attractive cottage on bay. completels
edhen hnf F@ d. upper dormtory naas aqs e
seeommodate 1 or more. large screened
porches. Every modern convenience. Beau
poo outdoor p sasaser oven sxnmeT pof
MIS- NTS,rI 4. W; E!VANs, diOacester, va; s:
and Sept: 4-bedrm. cottage, eleo. kit
TWo CoTTAGEs on = wi Water front; all mod
rent for season; easonable; North Beach,
scqssIsd NORTH naEaS BEACH: bsdrms' kit. lgs
eorTe e; 81 ~ saas Bsssh Ea Ssfa Sleeps
NORTH BrscH seaion eomplsteIy E SSis fnrn. rms.
and bath, Frigidaire, gas range, Venetian
blinds; sHm5s;ste1 A3sa bIs from beach references.
ssi4 FAiRMo1NT DR.. Woodland Beach
"A rooms, shower bath. completely fur.
HiSucu, eiec. range. NV. neaIer. =
screened pcrches: June / through Labor
fNe e. sa5 ffsR 'saos soes HdDs asFa r.
SOUTH RIVER PARK, MD. 20 mi. from
Wasnington: Svashi 3 rms, strictly modern; for
EyRN. COTTAGE. Magothy River. north
secluded. excellent beach, harbor:. sleep s.
electricity only mod. eonv.; 40 miles D. C.
eoLoNiH1L s5S. fG1 bfAcih. vA.-e-rm. cottage,
season. See JOHNNY MAYO. Colonial
Beach, Va. or James c. Warning, DE.
s.BEDRooM BEACH COTTAGE ior month
Cali MRS. sIooMBERa.p sosEt p1s EM. a'Gss 2sas '''
FAIRHAVEN, MD.-Located On Chesa-
peake Bay: lovely Broom detached house.
2la baths, completely furnished with mod
ernistic furniture. row boat and outboard
motor; will rent to adults only. from June
TO December for 81, 800: must be good re-
aoie people n ang hass asflass Ister ds
CO. 915 New YORK ave. NV. Ma. 7416.
WATERFRONT PRoP.-WANTED.
WILL PAY CASH for home on the bay or
on river. State location, particulars and
price. Box 1904, Star
Evening star., 1947-05-04
MOTORCYCLES.

WHIzZER MOToRBIKE. good condition.
MT M as iaGScesSor1es o5s Call Pleasant 0S73..
lots Of fun. After $50 am. Sunday,
riHE STTEN1TiIeosN. 1ies BoYs-MIdget car, aa.bnI
Laason motor. channel steel frame, excel.
SI1s tsns S% Ss%Snsdltion: l.passenger. WA. 6375.
HSs s9sS 'fgIs ST. sssss sssn:
MAso,ToRCYCLE. NJ, 1910 Hariey-Davidson
sport shield " rSs Ssdss seat and SADDLE bag
ner. chrome crash b bars. wheels. % spotiight,
etc. motor rebored and oyerhauied; sick,
nnss inso,S sen; .S S6oo or best offer under. Call
MoTohcYoLE, toiS5a ;L 1s4A b. s. A.. ut. n,v.
ISs,.i For infiormati9n caii Wo. $3.50. Aces @
ND! INDIAN ls4I mod, 54I; needs slisht re-,
sbAN Rsi5 AfNsassaisls caiss 1915 a8 5ss Syn
aaaEsY IA EEssiTa.4 st. Is25 sX 5gSS 5ssgnSeD ss.
bass % szIs nsw % tires. perfect engine; ss25. See
MORON s scooTEFa so1y r. cnshmsoa nT or 1889 sssss
matte Z I clutch: perfect condition; viii do
a.s' eif IF .lss W. sss sssi ssss BOYD
INDIAN MoroRcYcLE. 4-cylindsr W With
rsl reH se slae oaa sar low mileage; perfect cond.
CTssMMAN saJsatIda motor iss cream scooter, excel.
sht passy for 0gsrason saas brakes
tenders; special paint JOB, saa5. cH s;ssfs sssS.
HARLEY, model 30. 1945. excellent cond,.
dag sags az Ida day other days after $50 eveninss,
HARLEY 1895. excellent condition: new.
.s2f sso ane eH Hxi55as; 5sss buddy seat w'1dshisd
HARLEY 1887 "61" o.h.v,. saddle h5~s.
ether trim, good cond, s435. Can wo.5
S 1915 H. D. 80, o.h.y,; Just overhauled,
an accessories, plenty of chrome. $3.50
sssh and rn, taks apfS eyer payments or pest Of.
MoroRcYclhE Ens mstshfess aE 7SS5. 5S5 saddle b..,
regular back seat. chrome crash bars;
fban % and mes many pIcs ohsr extras less
Ariinston vIlsse va eH @eis 200 ARt Aat iSs ios
Sprss GsI5 ssfo1s re Il seosp 9SGn or sstsr Pm
ofIsE under. Call IA, 1898. S'o - '''' :
NORTON ls4s; excellent condition: low;
maiieage' n ssSeries 9S Sso at $500 1915 Clifton,
INDIAN SDfASN caiEr i iea is4s. all accessories. s sac.
fafs HskIEY.p2vIhDsssSSSsl M IhDsssSslDh Sta ssi ne y .,a-
valve; excellent condition and special
snr,,ss car; $500; aa 1889 Brinkley rd.. Camp,
HaRLEY Is41; so cu.-in. saddle bags; ,4s,
Ford fog lights, acc. stop lights and other,
snIoHs SM 1s,s Sris; Ipaint' good mech eond Can
Any AN one Can RIDE, an A. J. s, or Match
less metorcycls to the mountains or the
riding. no objectionable noise. no . over,
MoToReYcIss 2oi4 g. nv
RE 5O73, q
CUsHMAN 1s48 motor scooter; trans,
mission model Chigh and low gear5: 6.00xe
tires: $500 or best offer. Glebe ESQ. -5
INDIAN 1871 F0UR-Beautiful 2-tone
blue and white. perfect condition; plenty
chrome extras; $685.. MI. $3.50. A.
HARLEY-DAyIDSON. 1931-74: new tires,y
Sa25. Call UN a213 Il
MOTOR SCOOTER, ctshman. 1946, gear
shift. buddy seat. se45. EN-. O669.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
FARMS WANTED.

DIRECT FROM OWNER in MONTGOMERY OF
Prince Georges Counties, Md. or nearby
Va. Committing distance D. c. Farm OF
IS or 100 acres. $4,000 or under. Give
location and full particulars. Box 37S-D
To RENT SMALL FARM with large bouss
within 30 miles of D. c., suitable for gar.
HAVE CASH CUSTOMER for . farms; one
must have from 80 to 125 acres, with OF
without good buildings and within a radius
Of 15 mi. District line, In Montgomery
County. preferably in the Sandy Spring Oh
Oiney district; the other to be 200 acres
or more; bldgs. must be modern. Can also
use acreage near Silver Spring or Rock
VILE, suitable for subdividing. E. s. PRICE
& CO., l0l0 Vermont ave. NV, ME. 1850.
or ll772 Ga. ave, PL. 1921. %
WANT TO TRADE 7-room. 2-bath frame
house In Mt. Rainier for small farm and
land. Write BOX 443.D Star
Evening star., 1947-05-04
FARMS FOR SALE.

She Win aeEE Ts5 Tsaass s On hara
So nsuSe " neg Of gess Ask nsLtsn aSi a5
Tf TaE EnESeS FSSous s2 MfDDIfroN III valley of
and I5s acres; si ali @ fof sio 300 ca; golden
Nj 'his oS1 ses0su sVe vita William IAN elass f. BoazE
sHGs bssh i. Hrs ns NEAR M sSe
and-brick frame house in good condition:
plumbing; IL acres, on side CT hill; beau
from Bethesda: ideal for summer or week
Poolesyllle so16. SAMUEL E. BoGLEY,
- MILES from WASHINGTON. off Route No.
80, in Loudoun County and Middleburs
hunt country 230.acre farm. hsit AIM in eul, I,
timber. Old leg house recently restored.
stone fireplaees. streams, beautifully situ-
properg ep ressonable terma This propertS
is seM-supportinR; Sl4,750. Please call
NEAR MANASSAS. yA.-Forty-seven acres,
charming old home. needs remodeling;
electricity and . oytbniidinss. Reasonable.
PnMsrE1pfY PnSns FairfaS E3siSrrn S3SW d.,v farm
Lao. acres. located near Gainesville, Va;
"a head Of good milk cows and all neces-
ss.s eauigmens Last months sgs h.+n ~Ik nix
lonial home; Price SO, 500. PENTAG,oN
REALTY CO.. Fairfax 39S. a
NEAR CHESAPEAKE BAY-4O acres and
modern 9-Im. house; new condition: approx.
8 yrs. old; real buy at $1,000. For
Iull details. FRa 3S69; METzLER, Resitor.
FARM-ESTATE-situ on high
plateau, only IL miles from Chain Bridge.
in Great Falls area. Fairfax Co., Va. lies
this country gentlemans, farming estate
OF y. rolling acres Of land and Its charm
ing Early American 1u-room stone and
clapboard residence; the house and arehi-
tecturaI gem has been completely restored.
is surrounded BY numerous poxwood walks,
flowers, lilac hedges. lovely trees and guest
house. below which is the swimming pool
and bath houses; all Of which would appeal
TO the most discriminating person; there
are. 5 open freplacss,, original woodwork
and hardware. paneled library, 4 master
bedrooms, each with a private bath. and
the LIST floor includes very generous living
space that has much disfinctiveness and
lndiyiduaiity. designating it as a delight
full home in which 10 live and intertairl:
the farm building includes i-room and
bath help house; small stable, sheep house.
i. sheds. corn house and chicken house
reasonably priced. For details ean daily.
goth st. NV. Ho. 1111.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
sEAsHoRE HRoPERIY.

FURNISHED BUNGALOW, bedrooms and
finished attic, directly OF beach and board
walk. Furn. summer home, 3 bedrooms, !:
blk. on beach and boardwalk Belmar
New Jersey. mi. from Asbury Park, N. J
Call ia. 641T -
ROOMS FOR RENT in private apartment
On boardwalk at Ocean City, Md. Oliver
FoWLTNG POINT IsLAND-l,oas acres
1I-room California redwood clubhouse
completely. furnished, in Hog Island Bay
Eastern Shore. Va. Six-room caretakers
cottage, 32-ft. cabin cruiser and I8-ft
speed boat. Good wharf on mainland
end island: oysters. clans. crabs. tishing
boating, bathing. duck and geese; new
8 XIV. power plant. OH and gas lease
agreement takes care of taxes and In
surance. Total cash for everything is
SIS.g5O. For appointment call JACK g.
MAIZE AGENCY. 12I s. Royal ST., Alex
Va. Alex. 1888 or Alex. s646
Two lots for sale. Furnished $500
cash CO T4OO Ant 31S
Evening star., 1947-05-04
AUCTION, skLss.

u ~ x01 "a
q. j sqs pssl.Is lassti:pssS' s;S'
.aesaen saese heesv ass neisS @ soS g. s'
Lsnoss spssks e saSinis,rstri&x & ~ & estsse Asa
aeorge BENJAMIN Sparks. adininistrstion
Ne, az \, g3S6tS, s6t IJHSspn A. Madey. attorney.
no miieage: win be sold to highest bid.
DER Tor cash, 10 am. SATURDAY., Nav I0.
100 Arlington ave. ct Cordeil, Just Of
wisconsin. 6etnesda. Nd. WI. 1878. 10s
JAMES G.. WOODARD, Attorney.
ADMINIsTRATOR'S SALE Of i,ne ans;sp.
furniture. oriental rugs, tine old ensrsv-
ia Gloucester Street. Annanoiis' iiiSs'oluSe Md
Including many articles and valuable pieces
Enien nave Been owned at various times
Aagner families. Sale on the preu,ises
9th Tsh and sth, 1e4s. besinninsx' basdIs' sseS meS
the Orphans Court ef Anne 70 a ar,9nds5 Sndef
County, Md, passed In the estate AZ
ps Peter Hagner Magruder, deceased, the
time and place. entire remaining contents
u u Issiasnce. partially listed as follows;
fhsppiexnite f sideboard. pair serpentir,e
mahogany knife urns: 5 Chippendaie =.
cnsifs;. : part Sheraton d. r. table; colo.
chair a1sl snan sas ss,Sebossa HsppelEhiis arm
scresns: brass andirons; brass b and VIE re
tsnders hre tools. Chippendale mahosany
a 4 table; Rhyfe d. l. sewing stand: spool
SLm enair; Phyfe sofa: Serpentine 'front.'
Sneraton bookleaf table; mahogany drum
taole with brass claw feet; Weber parlor
arano piano; empire sofa: brass bed
warmer; candelabra with star prisms. ma.
nogany and pine schoolmaster desk: SheTs-
eSa s4n chest drawers; miniature Sheraton
y ssn arm chair; other victorian furniture; !
sseveTal very hne chests drawers: ma.
nnogany linen presses; wartrobes: tester
Dsa: Shcyaton linen press; Cttornans:
CnlppSndafe side chairs: shaving sfanjs
snss sas drawers with desk center and bracfet
ine ~ =, snerston mahogany sewing table:
Wasnington desk; ChippendaIe love seal !
sing!e mahogany sleigh bed; bronze grour.
Iesa sIses wiiIfaIs wMiiSIfarassi; osk case grandfather
s,!n,srayings n, and prints. Including Georee :
Henry Clay, Queen yictora.
Loro ., ,Eeison and others: pair peg lamps: 9
ol old Oil lamps; Transparent pictures:
PRINT OF Naval Academy and Several ciipnsr :
SHIPS views. OF Annapolis waterford and
,tnef glass; Minton. Spode Lifnoges, Seyres. ,
ESoWsStoiS and other china, ETC.. efc :
not later than Friday, May 9th. lgfs
,,opa ~; exhibition Monday, May Sth, 9
bsni., rbs4i; lq psnd. An to pm: only ~ order oi
,,onssrsH oRsBuRN COMPANY, Anc. z