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realtors
FOR SALE

II S. 4th st. Well located and
attractive 4 bed room home.
large storage attic, full bath
second floor. large living
room with open fire place.
dining room, den, breakfast
room, kitchen. IL bath first
floor. Property in best con-
dition no repairs or decorat-
ing necessary. Early posses
sion.
3 South Adams ST., Sunset
Park. Attractive 5 room and
bath bungalow, frame and
brick construction, on beau
tiful ~landscaped double lot.
Shades, oil heater and hot
water heater included.
81 N. Tyler St. 5 room and
bath bungalow, beautifully
furnished, every thing includ-
ed except linen, silverware,
and kitchen utensils. I'm
mediate possession. FILA. fl
nanced.
Wrightsville Beach, 5 West
Henderson St. 6 rooms and
bath, servants quarters, par
TALLY furnished, and in good
condition.
Carolina Beach. 5 rooms, bath
and shower, large sun porch.
lot 125 x IT'S, one minute
walk to ocean.
18th & Canal Drive 2 story cot
tage in 2 four room apis.
baths and showers, nicely
furnished all electric equip
ment. Both of these cottages
IN best condition.
WADE REALTY CO.
j. E. L. Wade, Realtor
205 Princess St.
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Look At These
Attractive Homes

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Attractive Homes
1912 ANN STREET: Six rooms,
bath and breakfast nook.
Stairway to attic. Hardwood
floors. Excellent location.
Venetian blinds and hot
water heater. Immediate &C.
cupancy.
4o1 LAKE DRIVE. PRINCESS
PLACE: Five rooms and
bath. Automatic floor furn-
ace. rot water heater, re-
Gently painted inside and out.
Immediate possession.
WINTER PARK: Seven rooms
and bath. Large attic-good
condition. Lot 66 x $50. I'm
mediate occupancy. A real
home and an excellent buy.
1l3 SO. HARRISON STREET.
SUNSET PARK: Five rooms
and bath in excellent condi-
ton. Newly painted. Good
location.
l55 COLONIAL VILLAGE: Six
rooms and bath. Oil circu-
lator and hot water heater.
CASTLE HAYNE ROAD: Five
rooms and bath with an acre
of land. Priced right for ar
early sale.
406 MARSTELLAR STREET.:
Brand new home very mod
ern. Five rooms and bath.
Immediate possession.
7O2 SO. SECOND STREET.: Six.
rooms and bath. Garage
with corner lot. Priced rea.
Sonable.
814 SO. FIFTH STREET: Five
rooms and bath. Recently
reconditioned end in good
shape. Immediate posses
sion.
2l9 MEARS STREET: Nine
rooms and two baths. Can
be used as one or two apart
ments. Priced right.
FOR FULL DETAILS CALL.
WATTFRS-SNIPES
Company, Inc.
2l2-214 Princess St. Dial 2-l19:
"adde1 Waters A. M. McKoy
Y. B. Snipes w. E. Lewis
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lS0-Legal
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL,
ESTATE

ESTATE II"
Under and by virtue of the power and
authority duly given by a judgment OF
he Superior court Of New Hanover
county in that proceeding therein pend
ing entitled City of Wilmington. North
Carolina, New Hanover County and c.. r.
Morse. City-County Tax Collector vs..
Benhard F. Kathleen. sole heir of M.
Kathleen" the Undersigned Commissioner
VIII on Monday, February 10. 1947. at
Y o'clock noon at the Courthouse door
ard sell at public sale to the last and
highest bidder for cash subject to con-
.irmation by the Court. the following
described prorertv living and being in
10 Cit Of Wilmington. N. c.:
BEGINNING at The southwest corner
# Sixth and Swami streets where the
western line of Sixth street intersects
the southern line of Swami street; rum
ming thence from said beginning point
southwardly along the western line OF
sixth street fifty feet two inches: thence
westwardly and parallel with Swan
street one hundred fifteen feet; thence
northwardly and parallel with Sixth
street fifty feet two inches to the south
ern line of Swami street: thence east
wardly along the southern line OF swami
street one hundred fifteen feet to the
point of %heginning. Some being part OF
Lot / in Block 3o7 ACCORDING to the or
eicisl plan of the City of Wlilnlhston'
The succe-sful bidder will be required
to deposit 10 per cent of his bid with
thu Commissioner.
Dated ard posted this the Attn DAY OF.
CLAYTON c. HOLMES
Commissioner.
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Hatcbs. TESTED BABY CHICKS =
teeders ,"ice weekly. Water founts.
shush', s@.ectrie breeders feeds. Roud-
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ICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA:
NEW HANOVER:
N. w. BOND AND WIFE
EDNA BOND
VS..
r. A. SPENCER
The defendant above n7nned VIII 'ake
notice that an action entitled as aoove
has bse, commenced in the SUPERIOR
Court of New Hanov County N"u.
carc,i,s to recover DAMAGES on account
If false and fraudulent repreN enle',ol.
as TO title to property: and the ~cefe'oTlN
will further t~ke notice that he IL reo,nr-
ed to appear at the office of the uhoeI-
signed at the courthouse Of SAID comfy
in Wilmir eton. North Carolina on or oe-
tore thirty days after the 20 day OF jan
uary. 1947, and answer or demtr 10 ne
complaint in said action. or the Pla1nIf1s
will andy to the Court for the reheI
demanded in said comol7int.
This the goth day of December lsae'
A. l.. MEYLAND,-
Clerk of the SUPERIOR Court,
New Hanovrr County N. C..
By: LOIS J. WARD.
Asst. Clerk Superior Court 90
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~ ueln Wanted. Female

,-7F1-sETTLED coLoRED WON
vANI lrjih health certificate to work i
III WlY1o,Ilv. 6l3 Grace street.
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Market Street Road

Just beyond Forest Hills a
brand new brick veneer
home with a large living
room, dining room, break
fast nook. very modern
kitchen. three large bed
rooms, two tile baths, nu-
merous closets and storage
space. Basement with auto
matte Oil heating plant and
automatic hot water heater
Will be completely finished
this week and ready for i'm
mediate occ'. ancy. For
complete details call:
WATTERS-SNIPES
Realty Company, Inc
212-2l4 Princess St. Dial 2-1ls;
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use OFFER-wE PAY YOU s25
AMAzl aIine 50 boxes greeting cards
for se en- sI-vour profit up to soc. Also
Sells iol everyday cards, wrsppings
gift S.ationerv. Costs nothing to try
and S'@ 1or samples on approval today.
Wills IT 10 william ST., Dept, 1916,
NN.ert 2. n. j.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
GREENWOOD

The Greenwood w. c. T. U. will
meet with Mrs. Nova l.. Wroten on
next Wednesday evening, May 21st,
at 500 o'clock. At this meeting Miss
MahOla Isaacs will give a report on
the Convention held in RehOboth on
May 9th which she and Mrs. Wroten
attended.
Miss Norma Lofland has returned
to Delaware Hospital, Wilmington,
where she is student nurse, after
spending some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Lofland
DR.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Allen, Dr.. Ohm
Allin of Wilmington were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Spence.
Rev. and Mrs. E. G.. Graham were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond CLANCY. Mrs.
Graham was presented with a
beautiful pOtted flower by the w. S.
G. S. of Cannon Church on Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Mai and child
rem, Marsha and Susan of Salisbury
Md, were dinner guests of the for
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. o.
Mai. on Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Swain of Middletown
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Porter
last week
Mrs. Naomi Reynolds, Mr.. Will
liam Reynolds and wife, Miss May
| Mcdowell. all of Phila., were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank An
thony.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

On last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony entertained at dinner the Rev.
Mr.. Hopkins of Pennington charge,
their two sons, James and Edward
with their families.
Mrs. Laura Prettyman is recover
ing from an illness of several
weeks duration.
Mrs. James Wiley is also very
much improved after a prolonged
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Major, MI
and Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Humphreys of Newark were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Conaway.
Miss June Warrington of the Uni
versity of Delaware spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Warrington.
Joe BOstick of the University of
Delaware was dinner guest at the
! home of Harry Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kubec spent
the weekend with Mrs. Kubec 5
mother, Mrs. Lottie Johnson.
Mrs. Charles Copple was a dinner
suest at the Junior Women's Club
Salisbury, Nd, Wednesday evening
May 14th. She played two piano Sc
| lections and also accompanied Mrs
! John Fern, vocalist.
The Mothers Dav program spon
sored by Mrs. Wilbur Hynson a
Grace Methodist Church was a yer!
successful affair, being well attend
ed and much enioved. Collections
amounted to $500. Mrs. Emma
Williamson being the oldest mothe
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

ganized by the Post and was in, ser
vice within one hour after the at
tack on Pearl Harbor, Sunday, De-
cember z, 1941. At the conclusion OF
World War ii in 1945, the name of
Harrington Post was changed to its
present name. This Post was re-
Gently awarded a citation by Ma
tional Headquarters for leading all
Posts in Delaware, in percentage OF
1947 membership cards forwarded
tc National Headquarters prior to
January !, 1947. With a substantial
increase in membership of World
War III veterans, and under the
leadership Of Commander Galloway,
the Post becomes a recognized asset
to the community. 1t sponsored the
Thanksgiving Dance last Fall, a
social function discontinued during
the War, the first Halloween pa
rade to be held in this city in ten
years, Co-sponsored the baskets for
needy and Xmas treat for the child
rem, sponsored the March of Dimes
drive, raising over one thousand
dollars sponsored an entertainment
at Perry Point Hospital in CO.
operation with the Tri-State Legion
committee. Contributions were
made to the following drives: Red
Cross, March of Dimes, Cancer Con-
| troll, Boys State and the Teen Age
Canteen. One of the outstanding ac-
complishments of the post from the
Legion standpoint was the sponsor
| ship of the Ladies Auxiliary to theil
post, which was organized by De-
/ partment president, Mrs. John p
Benson of Wilmington and Mrs
i Harry McSherry of Dover ON behalf
of the Department. This unit nov
stands third in membership in the
Department and has accomplished
an outstanding community projec
in the operation of the Teen-Agt
Canteen and properly named by th'
teen-agers as the Sentimental
/. Shack. Mrs. Lucy Jerread is presi
dent of the unit, mothers, wives ant
sisters of LegiOnnaires are eligible
to membership in the Auxiliary
Among the larger meetings of tn
year was class initiation of sixt
members joining the organization
the floor work was performed b.
the Degree Team of VOiture No.
La Societe Des HOmmes at
/ Chevaux. Also a joint installatiO
| dinner at which time Department
: Commander, j. A. Wilker an
Auxiliary President, Mrs. Benso
were honored guests. A certificat
: of Incorporation of Galloway
| Kemp -Raughley,T Tee Post No. Z Inc
= was issued by the Secretary {
{ State last September with the TO
/. lowing Trustees and Officers: Ea
t Sylvester, President: Randall KnC
: Jr., Vice president; Harry c. Tee J
: secretary; c. Tharp HarringtC
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

treasurer; Oscar Nemesh, Theodore
III. Harrington and Commander
Galloway. In addition to the new
post home on Route Is, the corpora
tion owns the Knox Apartment
Building ON Dorman ST.. in this city
and which it plans to sell in the
near future.
The regular meeting of the Home
Demonstration Club was held last
Monday afternoon, over the First
National Bank The leaders for the
afternoon were Mrs. Howard Coop
er and Mrs. Bessie Wheeler. They
brought to the meeting several
pointers ON how to make bed
spreads from feed bags also an ex-
hibit, a miniature bed all made up
and one spread for exhibit. Visitors
were welcomed from Millwood Club
and invitation extended to other
clubs to visit. Be sure to view the
exhibit of articles by the Home De-
monstration Club in the Cupids Ice
Cream Store. The Harrington Club
and the Victory are invited to at
tend Divine service in Asbury
Church Sunday evening, May 18th at
7:30 d. S. T. Meet at the church.
The Harrington New Century
! Club sponsors of the Cancer Drive
in this vicinity, reported as going
over the top, the amount donated
was $533.07.
Members of the Home Demon
stration Club visited LOngwOOC
Gardens and Bancroft Mills OF
Wednesday.
The Loyal Workers Class of Tri
nifty Methodist Church will sponsor
a Rummage Sale in Gains Alley OF
May 23rd-24th.
Mrs. Charles Peck Jr., is spending
the next two weeks with her moth
er, Mrs. J. c. Mcintyre in Wingate
North Carolina.
The regular meeting of the w. S
c. S. Of Asbury Methodist Churcl
was held this week with the Presi
dent, Mrs A. B. Parsons presiding
The, program was in charge of Mrs
c. F. Wilson and she was assiste
by several members of the JUNO
Choir. "The Child and his Family
was presented in the form of a
imaginary airplane trip.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
CHRONICLE, MILFORD DELAWARE FRIDAY

Mrs. Harry Minner Jr., received
potted plant as the youngest
mother and Mrs. S. L. Sapp a gift
as the oldest mother present at the
Mothers Day service in Trinity
Church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Joe Workman and baby of
Baltimore are spending this week
with her aunt, Mrs. Jane Creadick.
Harry Harrington of Wilmington
spent the weekend with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Tee Sr.,
visited the formers brother and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tee in
Wilmington also Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Greene.
Walter Moore of Milford spent
the weekend with his sister. Mrs.
Virginia Clarkson.
The Harrington Home Demon
stration Club met for its regular
meeting Monday with Mrs. Bessie
Wheeler and Mrs. Mary Cooper as
hostesses. They gave a very in
teresting demonstration on the
| making of bed spreads at home to d
large group of members and two
! guests from the MillwoOd Club
Mrs. Norma Austin and Mrs. A. NJ
/ Longbotham.
I The outstanding club member
I Mrs. Mary Thistlewood will repre-
sent the club at the statewide meet
I ing of home demonstration mem
hers on Thursday at the People!
! Christian Church at Dover. An Or
eani7ar of the original club. Mrs
ThistlewOod was it's first president
She also served as chairman on var
iOus committees.
DON'T f"""et the Milton Firemen
Fair and Carnival; now in progress
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
HARRINGTON

Galloway Kemp Raughley Tee
Post No. z, American Legion of this
city announced recently the pur-
chase of the property formerly
known as the Nighttime Gale" To-
Gated on Route 13 one half mile
North of the Harrington-M Milford in
tersectiOn and that this property
would become the permanent home
of the Post. The first post meeting
was held in the new home last week
at which time seventeen new men,
bers were added to the rolls of the
post, making the post roster now
total 1856. Composed of twenty men,
bers of World War |, and 1876 vete-
rams of World War III and one vete-
ran. Carl c. Smith of Houston who
served in both wars. Included in the
membership are seven father-son
combinations: John F. Abbott, Fred
s. Bailey, William H. Davis, Fred B.
Greenly, o. T.. Roberts, Harry c.
Tee and William ]. Ward and their
respective sons. Also included in the
list Is Albert Tee, father of Robert
Tee, who was killed in action in the
European Theatre, and one of the
veterans for whom the post was
named. The other veterans killed in
action and bear the other part OF
the post name are, James w. Gallo
way, Clarence w. Kemp and Harry
s. Raughley. Present officers of the
post are: l.. Gooden Galloway, Com
mander James O'Neal, Vice-Com-
mander; William F. Smith, adju'
tant; Sidney Burtman, service Off,
GER; Lewis r. Clymer, Chaplain; c
Thary Harrington, finance officer;
Benjamin w. Emory, Sgt. at Arms
and Harry c. Tee Sr., historian
Harrington Post was organized an(
issued a charter in November 191!
with a membership of twenty. The
late Dr. Jos. l. Bringhurst was it,
first commander and this post il
one OF three in the department
which has retained their Origina
charters since 1919, the other tw,
being Delaware Post NO. 1, Will
mington and Walter l.. Fox Post Nc
,. Dover. With maximum member
ship of forty-two this post carrie
out the American Legion program
as far as possible, concentrating i
assistance to disabled veterans, an
the families of disabled and deceas
ed veterans. Cooperating with the {
A. r. in their Memorial Day exel
eises for the first time in 1920, tn
Post has continued the program
each year, assuming the full re
sponsibility after the passing {
Col Short and Corporal Mark 4
Jester of the G. A. r. The Aircra
warming service for the South Wes
tern part of Kent County was OF
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

present received. a potted plant and
Mrs. Ellen Wiley the youngest
mother present also received pot
ted plant.
The Mothers Day services at st.
JOhnStOwn, Zone mile east OF
Greenwood) were very well attend
ed and the Sunday School attend
ance was more than doubled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Layfield of
Phila., were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Todd last week.
Mr.. Frank Owens is ill at this
time with a heart condition and
complications.
We are pleased to see Mrs. Ebe
Reynolds, ST., out walking and able
to attend Church services on
Mothers Day.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
Cars for Poland

WARSAW, Poland - (A) - The
semi-officiai newspaper Rzeczpos-
polita says it won't be long now
until another touch of nOrmalcy
is added to the Polish State Rail-
ways. The journal said 20 new
sleeping cars soon will run on
Polish southern and eastern rail-
ways and five dining cars and
several club cars also will be put
into operation.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16
Smokes Debanded

DECATUR. Tll.-(P)-L. G.. Scott
claims the cigar band collectin O
championship of the world. In 81
years he has gathered 500 plain
and fancy bands nrintnd during the
lost century IN tho Vt. S. Mexico
South America. Cuba. Enelo nd.
France, Belgium, Russia and Ger
many
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-16

Greenwood Methodist Church will
have their Chfldren's Services on
Sunday evening, May 25.
Don't forget the Milton Firemcn's
Fair and Carnival; now in progress.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-07-10
County Health III.
Department News

Miss Jean Robertson of Rockville
Joined the clerical staff of the
Health Department on July 1, and
lis working under DR.. Karl Welte,
Director of tuberculosis. Miss
Robertson, who recently completed
a one-year course at Temple Secre-
tarial School in Washington, D. c.,
was formerly employed in a law
yer's office in Rockville.
On July Is, DR.. Emilio Budnick,
Director of Cerro barron Health
Center in Zaltaraiso, Chile, will
visit the county. DIR. Budnick is
especially interested in the matern.
ity and infant program.
Mas Y. Chin Lao, Superintend.
emit of Nurses, Kwenwang Central
Hospital, Canton, China, will OBJ.
serve the Health Departments
nursing service, July IA through 1s
A new x-ray unit was installed
in the Health Department last
week. The machine formerly used
has been moved to the Damascus
Health Center.
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Sandy Sfssitv Ns19hAosAood

Mrs. Maurice ]. Stabler and Mrs.
Dawson Trundle are motoring to
the Thousand Islands with Mrs.
James Bergman, of Washington.
They will visit DR.. and Mrs. Rhees
at Cape Vincent.
Mr.. and Mrs. William John
Thomas are expected to return to
E Clifton this week after spending
the weekend of the Fourth of July
with, Mrs. Thomas sister and
brother-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. Karl
Wilson, and their family at Ro-
chester and Lake Canandaigua. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas planned to spend
several days motoring through
Canada and northern New oYrk be-
fore returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cunning
ham entertained few of their
friends at an outdoor supper on the
Fourth of July at their home near
Spencerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Nicholson
have returned to Sunset Farm
after spending week on Long Is
land as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. Weiss, Jr.
Mrs. P. G. Lyon was hostess
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Monday at a bridge party in honor
of Mrs. Addison Foster. Her guests
included Mrs. Douglass H. Riggs
Mrs. Mahlon Kirk w, Mrs. Lewis
F. Bussler, Mrs. Francis Miller,
Mrs. ]. W. Bird and Mrs. Daniel
Lyon.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Lyon
and their son are expected to spend
the coming week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. P. G. Lyon. Other guests at
TOMBSTONE will be Mr.. and Mrs.
William D. Hartshorne, Miss Anne
Trice of Shipman, Virginia.
The Garden Club met on Tues
day with Mrs. F. L. Thomas at
Tanglewood. The invited guests in
cluded Mrs. G. F. Nesbit, Miss
Lucy Pleasant, Mrs. Harold Ickes,
Mrs. Dean Acheson. and Mrs.
Francis M. Hallowell.
The Misses Margaret and Anne
Stabler and Margaret and Ann
Farquhar are counselors this sum-
mer at Camp Kiwadin, which open
ed this week. Among the girls from
the Sandy Spring neighborhood
attending are Beth and Cornelia
Miller, Deborah Stabler, Rhods
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and if it is, it is too good to part
with"
Several things seem to have gone
wrong with the story we wrote
about the Montgomery Farmers
Club. First we started the story
"Bet you never heard of a whim-
wham. Well, we never did either
until we heard the minutes of the
early meeting of the club, etc." The
way it came out was, "Bet you
never heard of a whim- wham
we'll" We no sooner finished ex-
planning that the whim-wham was
not well but contraption to saw
wood by windmill, when along
comes this letter from good friend
John E. Muncaster, saying that
someone must have given us wrong
information about Robert Mac
kall's place of residence.
According to Mr.. Muncaster, who
can remember back to the wee
ages: "There were two Mackalis,
Robert and Richard. Richard lived
on the corner farm where John
Leizear's OKE Inn now is located.
He was vestryman of st. Johns
Church, Olney, and he had a fam
lily of three boys and girl. Two
of the boys left the county. When
he (Richard) died, the farm was
sold to sherwood who held it until
it was sold to the Sterretts (Helen
and Jack) who have resold it re-
Gently.
Robert Mackall owned the farm
which ran from the Rockland Road
corner-along the 7th Street Pike
down to the present Emory Church.
He sold the farm to DR.. George
Cook and with his wife and daugh-
ter, moved to Culpepper, Va. Mrs.
Mackall was an Ashby and origi-
nally came from there. Mr.. Mack
all lived some time afterwards and
was Mayor of Culpepper. His
daughter, Bessie, was clerk of
Court of Culpepper County for
many years and died several years
ago.
DR.. Cook sold the Robert Mack
all farm to Ward Savage who SUBJ
divided much of it." Looks as if
Robert H. Miller, Jr., and the writ
err mixed up the Mackall homes.
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HOME AND CLUB ACTIVITIES !.

2 OF. Mrs. Martin is the former
Phyllis Burton.