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ROOMS UkFuRNIsHEp.

FOR REM houses. one 3-bedrm.. S125,
and one 2-hedrm $50 HALL REALTY
CO. Courthouse Square. Arl Va. OW.
5s5s, OK. 1907; night and holidays
GL Sn4l >
RENT. nice unfurn rrn.
for nice auiet clean couple or single per-
sor. cookins pr!vis., no children. TR.
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POULTRY and EGGS.

1AMEe FEED STORE, 619 st. NV, ME
OoSe. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
fEGHORN PULLETs, $50. 4 mos. trible-A:
two Sx12 prefabricated brooder houses. T
breeding turkeys. shallow well elec. pump.
3o-gal cold water tank. 1861 Fort Foote
I'd &c IO. 1Oo1 D
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN ROOMED and boarded in
country home. For information, write
MRS. TURNER BARB. Mt. Jackson, Va,
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TABLE BOARD.

DO YoU WANT good wholesome home
cooked meals. with best Of meats, chicken
HUFNAoELs GUEsTHousE for the best,
NO. 4O96. -
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KENT

Beautiful white brick Colonial residence,
on one Of city'S finest residential streets;
wide Georgian center hall, liv. rm. OPEN
ing onto very lEe. rear screened living
porch. din. rm., richly paneled library
with fireplace, book shelves and adjoining
powder rm.. kit and buffers pantry on
a.; finished 3rd a.; paneied clubroom with
bar and fireplace. maids rm. and bath:
2-car built-in garage. Reasonably priced
at S4a.500. Call TW. 0104 or FRANK g.
PHILLIPS DI 14lI
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HoUsEs FOR sALE-NF. tc.,,.

CoL0RED-.BEAUTIFUL CAPITAL VIEW
semidet.. rms. brick; bath, rec. rm..
s H. cs ss"sa Mr. a'cn CLARE s6 sss
CoLoRED-vACANr- bth st. ne;
efos.dn pek porch Sesr aarass Us'n
RHsSssss0f sssTfse Tor ii 's sssh s p1SNE Ho a
eoEokEpas4 eGH MF cHslff' sTH sf HG 800
;'.aa szsa.; y fox srieE Can Morris m soRsa 5as q
nff faos 81 Shnss nH Ma soss hom. e. S!s:
GoaoEEDNEsKFY s;,o sFsa
HsS sRsslss:
cash. Call DU. 5000; ewes. DE. 1857.
ooLoRED-NEw e-rAM1LY HOMES
Open for inspection 1g-1; 1921 Central ave-.
hss bearms aP and r.ss ppe.d sass sass
menthIy me hHos terms N1METz & HlMELFAsB'
Colored-A st. Nr. Capitol
8 rms; excel condition: 2-ear .earsgs;
Can mornings, EN- $3.50 J. j. KAHN CO.
c Colored-1214 Owen Pl. NE.
Vacant: open Sat, Sun, and Mon. -.
An exceptional, newly decorated s-rm.
home with baths, that can be used for
2 families II desired. In immaculate cond.
and ready for immed. occupancy. Can be
purchased At q very low price, with an
reasonable down payment.
Full basement with oil h.-v.h. See this
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
isso Central M ave. ! ne, Ii s54o' 40 IS
NEW COLORED HOMES
Sheriff rd and 5lst st. ne-1st showing:
5-rm brick, semidet and beautiful; fun
bsmt., gas a.-c.h.. auto. h.-w,h.. laund.
tubs; mod. kit: elec refsr.: . bedrms,
tiled bath and shower, lots OF closet
space; extra-lse. lot: mr.. schools. business
and shopping Bring your deposit with
you; only ) houses left
EUGENE BERGER
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CAFRITZ co.
fO4 X st,
Chevv Chase RlInUalou

Chevy Chase Bungalow
Just ne. Of circle-A pretty 5-room and
bath home, on LARGE lot: convenient to
schools. buses: owner leaving city. win
give immediate possession; price, S13, 700.
Cali WO. O250 for inspection.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY co.
141s H st. NV, DI. 1877 or wo. 025o.
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ROOMS FuRh. OR UhFURh.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

t,25 HOBART ST.-Room with porch
next to bath Lady only. CO. S204. -
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HOME HUNTING SERVICES.

WE ARE FINDING HOUSES and apis, fol
We are not a real estate company. but
we know how Small fee. If you are hav.
ing trouble finding a home, write US
Box fla Star
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COLORED-NR. 18th ST. NV.
Fine semidet. brick home, excellent con-
dition, containing rooms. baths. INV h
etc; poss. available and priced very
low on good terms. Ewes. call Mr.
Paul. VI 1915
JESS FISHER & co. INC.
at
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

5.5 OUINTANA PL. N.W.-6-room brick
available to Sept. 10, Sl25-S150 mo. Call
GG Gdp 9o2S Mon pI, plight .Rns p, THss sn.ysR.d
large yard children welcome; sos for the
i5II GARRISON ST. NV. American Uni
Sersity PaTkBesTtiful i9cat9n All new
$50. Keys here HoWENsTE1N REALTY
CORP, I41s H St. nv. D1. 1917. .
1:-RM. DET. HOUSE, ground around,
400 Lansdrum lane, Md..Furn. with i fne
inquire NELSON REALTY CO, CO. sO37
Sat. after ) pm; Sun. and Mon. after l
LOVELY DETACHED HOME, ip Chevy
Chase, Nd. section rooms, ~ baths
lease desirable: 5000 per month: available
Sept. ! Call WI S64l bet. and 9. 81
BETHESDA, MD.--o-rm. brick Cape Coo,
occupancy; mo. lease; SIS. Call oliver
MACARTHUR BLvD.-3-bedroom house. !
occupied: comfortably furn., including
AWNING, gar. auto heat, fenced-ln, yard
se ss mo tor2 cs qR' EM sfs 3sf 5147 SF 'sfsE Mae
AonR-RooM Af1nRE e,Co HOUSE, kitchen and bath;
rent, S4!.5l. Call bet. 4-6, 1e1sla 9th ST.
GROOM sT, Hf' TuRN. HOUSE for July and
Ausust: ullitles turn,; rent in advance,
aTrRAcTIvELY FuRN. 4,bedrm. house
overlooking Rock Greek Park; excellent
transp.; Bird floor studio and sun deck;
acre sround. masnihcent trees. servants
lee. terraces: immed. posse sion: So mo.
Phone EN-. 219l. Boz I39-D. Star. .
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Ne+hwe.t.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Vacant. spacious detached brick. prewar
baths. den, recreation rm., maids rm.; gas
h.-wh.; beautiful lot, slate roof. built-in
garage; copper gutter and downspouts.
Cali OWNER, GE. 9O19. %
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
A real bargain in 4 lovely, spacious. brick
home which is in perfect condition, located
3 blocks west Of Conn. ave; 1st floor
with fireplace. extra-large din room, very
modern kitchen. breakfast nook. pantry
and Law. 2 elec. refers.; End floor. bed
space; built-in gar. oil heat; excef. loca-
tion and neighborhood; owner occupied
price. s24.500 with reasonable terms. To
inspect. call Mr.. Allen, NO. 1850 or DI.
90S0; ewes. 81. 200S.
CAFRITZ co.
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HTT,T,CRE,ST

Delightful detached shadbark brick home
on large landscaped lot. facing Govt. park.
built in 1941 lst foor. has large living
kitchen: @no floor has 3 lse bedrms. ard
. tile baths. Other features include hard
wood floors, stairway to attic, full btult,
recreation room with fireplace, large
screened concrete porch Venetian blinds
awnings. screens, auto. oil heat, detached
brick garage.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtor, sos N Capitol, MA. $3.50 IS
HILLCREST
Overlooking Washington. An opportunity
for the right person, with a good income.
TO buy a lovely brick home; : rms, 3
aths, rec rm. and the loveliest view IN
the city. Only $1,000 cash; terms. Gail
Mr.. Phifer VI. 1875.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
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OPEN | TO 7

w C4N ~
l721 GiIard st; ne.Beasutifpl: .sa s-r9Sm s1n
plumbing. modern equipped kitchen. gas
JOS. E. BRUNO, INC.
Realtors. a03 st NV. Ma. All. 5
$1,000 CASH. 500 MONTH
Makes you the owner ,,ss Of this u, fns H.,,oi q
luii bsmt.;; h.-V,h. etc. Ewes, call Mr..
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
Realtors. 142o K st. NV Ex lsll
cOLORED-NEAR srd AND FLA. AVE. NE.
Lovely 2-story Colonial naIr brick rooms ms;
n bs bath satonsry nasay00a suD. a00fs bun
sss:Psse ca isvf T ess[Jf
coLoREp-oFr FLA. AVE. NE rm
brick, oil heat, peri. cond.; only $50
d6 deyn IL i 'osF 'fs%a Job is perm Call MR.
oI6REp-iois o6 9Th ST. Me- Ice.
.ms ooo auto hes. s9oa Io;, sona S'5o aaa. 70
ee9oEEokEborr eoE & eo Yor HAVE $1,000 down
voIeT 1es Y?u s.n' .eos soa'; cay sss Mss
you can buy this lovely home, eozy and
clean as PIN Tor Ss.i 5U, S1,boo doVn'
owner will give immediate possession; ;
central ne Call Mrs. Stone, TR. 5536.
ABBEY PL. Ne; open
Sun. . to 5 p.m.-6 rms. and bath. hard
wood floors. oil heat, cement porch; front
entrance to finished basement with extra
1-room. kit, and bath apt; poss, a;
MR.. MANNING, MI. s100: ewes. AT. 506s.
TENNESSEE AVE. ne
Corner brick 2-fsmily apartment. 4 rms.
and bath each; hot-water Areola heat.
Price, s1O, 500: substantial cash required.
JOE SuRTo REALIY, R. $500: .5
h, hardwood mrs, cellar: very. nne eond ;
COLORED-OfPoRTUNITY for 1se. fam
fly; duplex-type: 10 rooms and baths;
nisF jos sos eURro 5sf RrHIrY AZ "r r 1899
CoLoRED BROokLAND for sraciou.
living, see this det. well-arranged 6-rm
home; breakfast nook in kit, fireplace,
hardwood noors throushout. Poreh.s'
beautiful location and yards; owner oc-
cupied; substantial cash required: Sun
and ewes, Cal NJ, shamvell, ~; baeo
jersey ave. NV. Du. 07o7.
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"MASS AVE, PARK"

011AJO. n Il. 111G1A
This is lovely home in n choice location
First floor has large living room, dining
room and kitchen. Second floor consists
of large bedrooms and > baths :;rd
floor has one large room and bath Many
closets. This home is in good condition
and vacant For appointment TO in
and Sunday, WO. 1872
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
PINEY BRANCH RD-. D. C.

A splendid lse. semidet. Colonial brick
to schools and every conv.; strictly a quail
ity home with 4 fine bedrms. on End "A
all rooms are extra lge. and attr. oil
INV h.. built-in gar; $4,000 1st trust
avail. Call MA. 97a7 till pm for de-
tails. CAPITOL VIEW REALTY CO.,
QHh N "
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"LYNDALE"

Just listed one of the best houses ever
built in this subdivision, being q corner
semidetached brick home with 8 rms,
3 bedrms.. tiled bath. screened porch,
storm windows and many extras: owner
leaving city, will give possesson at settle
ment: just a step to stores, schools and
transp. Call NE. 1143 until 9 pm.
J. IVES, ,EY BUCHANAN
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WESLEY HEIGHTS

A 10-room house on 4 beautiful corner lot.
10ox1OO feet. in this restricted and most
desirable neighborhood, close TO transp.
the previous owner, and pride OF owner
ship and good care are reflected in its
present excellent condition. There are S
powder room off the library. The owner is
ANXIOUS to dispose of this property. and
we believe that here is an opportunity to
further particulars, please phone Mr.. Wyse
MI. $500 ewes. and holidays, MI. 81
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SACRIFICE

Owner leaving unexpectedly for soutl
America viii sacrifice beautiful hom'
oyer!o9kins ROE s creek ParI, j. acre o
600 for quick sale. Phone EN-. 219l. =:
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Shepherd Park Retreat

Shepherd Park Retreat
white. three-6edroom cottage. in a peace
ful, quiet setting, on lovely street:
friendly reception hall and spacious liv-
ihs room Win 1sspiace ana M nnlit,ln pooH
kitchen; insulated for comfort and econ
omy: full basement with gas hot-water
lot with trees and garden This desirable
property may be inspected by appointment
only. Why not make your arrangements
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1O2" 18th st. NV. Sterling 200; ewes
Randolph o0RS exclusive agent *
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HI K st. NV.
"MT PLEASANT,

Vacant, and completely reconditioned
lovely row brick home with rms. 2
baths, oil heat and a completely new
Kitchen; located just of Lamont st, near
schools. stores and transp. Call ME. ll43
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CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOW

CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOW
Often admired is this lovely corner buns-
allow in Chevy Chase, D, c.; situated on
( rooms and bath on 1st a., there are
> finished bedrooms on End a., porehes,
oil hear, etc; early possession available,
and this property is priced very reason
ably for immediate sale. Ewes. call Mr..
Paul VI. 1913.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
Realtors. 1920 Z Ct. NV, EX. 1911.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

Artistically situated in = community of
beautiful homes, This luxury home com
lecture with every desirable feature for
comfortable living spacious rooms, in
Guiding bedrms each with adjoining
diversified screened porch rec. rm with
fireplace. ultramodern kit: spacious ter
raced lawns on corner. amidst beauti-
full trees. For appt. to inspect, please
call Mr.. Fox, with
IAN6EC nIXnNI q 90
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BRlGHTWOOD
1345 Tuckermsn ST. NV. brick. det.,.
rooms New-house condition: 21z baths,
rec. room, det. garage. oil heat. air con-
dltionine Call OWNER. IA. 1345. s
CHEVY CHASE
Shevv ThaSe Circie in besutifIil mark
like location. Unusually large living room.
fireplace, French doors open onto hMse
Handicapped yard, spacious dining room,
kit and pantry, 4 bedrooms :, baths, f1n-
ished attic Oil hot-water heat, car
built-in garage, General Electric alr-con-
dition unit with outlets in each room TINS
is an outstanding property for a discrim-
mating family. 6315 Ridgewood ave:
Chevy Chase, Md Out Conn ave peyond
the circle left en- Rosemary. St. ! block
bear right on Elm st. to Eidsewood ave ave
then right to 63l5 snd our % open sigh
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
o95N Y ave NV Realtors. MA. aG97. 5
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VACANT

NloEC III az olNe. DIh: fhS-
sleeping porch: new-house condition; oil
h. W h, built-in garage: For inspection
sal Ms Raley, NJ. Id4a' I14a' with FORT, E.
1846 IRVING ST. NV.
Open Sat, Sun. and Mon. 2 to : pm.
New 3-bedrm. brick home. Flrstfoof
powder room. Ultramodern kit. includ-
ing gas stove and refsr.; large sun deck
viewing Rock Creek Park; beautifully
decorated throughout; full bsmt. with
layatory and laundry trays: automatic gas
heat copper water pipes: transp. at your
door; near schools churches and shopping
center: vet pref.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
a25 N. Y. ave. NV, Realtors. MA. a197.
NO BETTER BUY IN TOWN
Same as new; spotless rms. all hw
hs., tile bath, gas h.-wh.. built-in ga
rage. Priced several thousand below
what 1t would cost to build today. Easy
terms. Call Mr.. Shipe. LU. 3OS5, with
FORD E. MORGAN. Sr.. RE. 1910. >
Open Sat, Sun, Mon. / to 6
1929 Upshur ST n.w.-A dream home
featuring step-down lV. rm. with mirrored
wall. step-up min. nm. beautiful den. mod
ern kit. rec rm, 4 bedrms., . baths, gas
heat, 2-car brick GARAGE; ,wall-to-wa3l car
peting and .drapes are included in this
HARRY COHEN
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BETHESDA
3-5 rm bungalows; under Sl5, 900 Your
choice of location; all in good cond. well
financed EARL T. WRIGHT, WI. 5000;
ewes. WI 262s 3
BRIGHTWOOD
e421 2nd ri. n.w.-Built about 1910 Det
brick, front concrete porch. = fireplaces
rec. rm.. :, baths. attic, gas heat; nice
rear yard to alley Owner leaving july
Is: near schools, stores and bus Sub
stantial cash. Brokers cooperation in
vited RA 500.
STROUP REALTY co.
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RAMBLERS. BUNGALOWS

A new group OF homes in beaut. Sc,
suburbs. HillcresL Heights, 9 plan to
suit the homeseekers need. Trades con-
sidered Conv. terms. Priced to sell. d.
rections: Out Penna ave, sc. to Branch
ave. right on Branch across D. c. line
to Colebrooke rd.. right at our sign to sec
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HILLCREST AREA Sc,

6-rm brick bungalow; lse. lIy. rn.. open
freplace. 3 bedrms, 1torage space, lls
baths. tuilt-in garage, oh,w heat. 2
scrcened-in porches: conv. TO public and
Ca.holiC schools, church and Jransp.; new
mouse Cnnd Phone VI $50. .
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FACING FT. DUPONT PARK

1923 Burns St. ses (at Alabama ave..
Open Sun and Mon. Better Homes and
Garden desisn. New, detached. 4f2 rooms,
full basement Move in with settlement.
JAMES CARROLL, VI. 1857, or ofice, TR.
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Beautiful location, adjoining and over
looking Rock Creek Park; substantial 90
#. Gruver-builr semidet. brick home in
Immaculate cond.; & very lge. rms. , tiled
baths, full bsmt.: 2-car garage; gas INV.
h.; storm sash. Call RIA. 1858 or FRANK
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-05

ing the "Old Timers" 1885. The
Blue Hens, community girls team,
were defeated BIB, by a George
town sextette, in the opening
game Of the triple bill.
The "Old Timers Reserves
games proved to be the best of the
evening with the lead changing on
frequent occasions and the outcome
remaining in doubt until the clos
ing minutes of play. Josh Bennett,
OF the "Old Timers" topped the
scorers with thirteen points, two
more that the total made by Buddy
Belts, who was high man for the
Reserves. Horace Wiley had ten
points to take runner-up scoring
hOnors for the losers, and Bill Wat
son was second best for the Re-
serves with eight points.
The vets had a comparatively
easy time of it with the Cecilton
brakes, coach Harris Belts lads
pulling away to a II to Z first quar-
ter lead, which they stretched TO
24-l3 before half-time. Eighteen
points in the third quarter and
twenty-five points in the final peri
Cd left no doubt as to the ultimate
outcome. Belts used his entire
squad with all but two Vets break
ing into the scoring cOlmun. Dick
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-05

silver offering which will be your
admission.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Starr, Of
Galena, Nd, spent Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Herschel Cal
lOway and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed went
to Wilmington, on Saturday, going
by way of Newark, for their daugh-
ter, Rose Ann, who attends school
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Paradee
left several days ago for an indefi-
mite stay on a sightseeing trip
through Florida.
Mrs. Edna Davis, Mrs. Emma
McIlvaine, Mrs. Esther Moore and
Mr.. p S. Collins attended the Red
Cross dinner meeting at the Din
ner Bell Inn at Dover, on Tuesday
night. Mrs. Moore is chairman for
the 1948 Red Cross Drive and has
appointed the following solicitOrs:
Mrs. c. F. Bryant, Mrs. Emma Nc
Ilvaine, Mrs. Frances Stubbs, Mrs.
Kitty Hart, Mrs. Edna Davis and
Mrs. J. D. Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wilcutts
visited Mrs. Harry Elliott and her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Elliott, in
SeafOrd, on Sunday.
Herman Roe and Mrs. Charles Il.
Bryant visited their father, Mr..
Herman Roe at the Wills Eye Hos
pital in Philadelphia, on Monday.
Mr.. Roe underwent an operation
there on Friday and we sincerely
hope he will return to his home
with his eye sight much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Keller enter
tanned to dinner on Sunday, their
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Keller
and sons, Worth and Tommy, of
SeafOrd, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Seameas and children, Eddie and
lean of Dover, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
Keller.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-05
VETS TO PLAY CHESTER.
TOWN NEXT MONDAY
Continued from first pagel

Milford is one of the very few
teams to defeat the LegiOnnaires
in the past two seasons, the Vets
having administered the seasons
first defeat to the previously un-
beaten ChestertOwn club, here, 40
81. on Jan. 5th. ChestertOwn, how
ever, got some measure of revenge
on Feb. 18th, by defeating Milford,
59-5l, on the spacious ChestertOwn
ArmOry floor. Both teams need a
win in Monday evenings tilt, the
visitors to maintain their position
on the leagues top perch and the
local to prOlOng their chances of
9ttaining a playOffs berth.
The Vets have been the "hard
luck club of this seasons pennant
chase; runners-up to. Middletown
IN the l946-47 standings and un-
disputed Kent County titleholders
the Vets have been beset by iniur-
les and difficulties all season and
as a result, have been unable to at
tain a coveted first division berth
despite determined bids. One mem
eer of last seasons strong array
Joe Griffith, left the Vets to play
with Georgetown of the Sussex
County League; another, Tom Pal
mer, moved to RehObOth and sub
stituted officiating for active par
tlclpation as a player; Doug
Lynch, a defensive mainstay last
winter, broke his ankle prior to
the start of the current season
Lloyd Elton, steller guard, got off
to slow start this season as a re-
suit of a serious operation peg
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-05
COO Rookkeaner. Ton

When George Washington acce st.
ed command Of the continental
army he said that he would make no
charge for his services but that he
would keep an account Of his ex-
penses, which he did not doubt
congress would repay" His account
book, made out at close Of the war,
shows that he expended more than
$3.50, 900 or 10000 pounds in lawful
or coin currency. So accurate were
Washington's accounts that the
treasury found a discrepancy Of
only 1890 Of one dollar more due
Washington than his book shows.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-05
MAGNOLIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gourley and
daughter, Arlene, we're visitors in
Wilmington on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Frazier and
son, Jerry, of Georgetown, were
Sunday dinner guests of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McIlvaine.
Mr.. Isaac Orvis and Martin Will
cults attended a NJ. Y. F. Council
meeting in Smyrna, on Thursday
night.
The Magnolia NJ. Y F. held their
regular monthly dinner and busi-
ness meeting in the Sunday School
room on Wednesday evening. Mrs.
derschel Galloway was dinner
chairman and she, with her COM
mittee, served a delicious turkey
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Mere
dith of Clayton, were guests and
Mr.. Meredith, who is NJ. Y. F. Con-
ference President, gave a very
helpful talk during the business
session which was presided over by
the group president, Roy Gourley.
Mrs. Anna OrVis had charge of the
worship service and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Spurry were recreation
chairmen.
The M. Y. F. will have interest
ing news for the community IN
March, so keep a ready ear for this
news.
Mrs. Gladys Pitman and daugh-
ter, Virginia, of Baltimore, have
been spending the past week with
her sister, Mrs. James z. Mitchell
and family.
MI. and Mrs. Elwood Knight
moved on Friday to their new home
adjoining the properties of Henry
Nash and Ben Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. McIlvaine at
tended the dinner-repOrt meeting
on the hospital drive held in Dover,
on Friday evening. Mr.. McIlvaine,
who is Magnolia chairman, report
ed S454.O0 from our town. Anyone
who has a further contribution to
make or if anyone who hasn't con-
tributed and cares to, may see Mr.
McIlvaine within the next ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hart and
Wayne visited her aunt, Mrs. Ed
ward Smith in Tuxedo Park, on
Friday. @..
This will be the last reminder
through this letter about the movie
God in Creation" to be given in the
school auditorium on March 9th, at
1870 p. m. Plan to see this very
worthwhile picture and make a
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-05
DAGSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley Hickman,
Jr., entertained to dinner Sunday.
Those present were their mother,
Mrs, Pearl Hickman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward COrdrey and son, Laurence
of MillsbOrO, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Kitchen and family Of Ocean View.
The dinner was in honor of their
mothers birthday.
The remains of Mr.. Howard Tay-
Tor of Midway, near Lewes, were
laid to rest, Saturday, Feb. %, in
the Red Mems Cemetery, here. He
was the husband of the former Miss
Minnie Bunting, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, J BushrOd Bunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Austin Bak-
er returned home Saturday after,
spending the past week on their
honeymoon.
Horace Daisey and Norris Bunt-
ing attended the Prom of the Uni
Xersity of Delaware, Saturday
night at Newark.
Frank Chandler called on his
cousin, Burton Hudson, at the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital, Sunday.
He is slowly improving.
Miss Iris Clogg was invited din
ner guest Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Davis at MillsbOrO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Layfield and
son enjoyed a spaghetti dinner at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill ROg-
ers, Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell of
Milton, called on their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Vickers, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Werner and
son, Jerry Mitchell, of Washington,
D. c., spent Friday to Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. H.
West.
Little Lorraine Vickers of Mills
bOrO, spent Saturday to Monday
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Vickers,
Mrs. Albert Montague and son,
returned home Sunday from the
Milford Memorial Hospital. They
have chosen the name of Hugh
Thomas for the young man.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-05

KINNEY and LOrain Wilkins, Vets
forwards, topped the scorers with
twenty-four and fifteen points, re-
spectively.
Emerson Meredith. veteran Mil
ford player and one of lower Del
aware's better basketball officials,
pulled an Iron Man" stunt by Of
ficiating in both the girls and the
"Old Timers'-Reserves games, and
then playing the greater part of
the Vets-CeciltOn game.