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Evening star., 1948-08-08

Once again brides have taken over
the social spotlight in lower Mont
gomery County towns, and from the
number of weddings scheduled Tor
the next few weeks it looks as
though the calendar had rolled back
and it was June again instead OF
August.
over in Kenwood, in the home OF
Representative and Mrs. Augustine
Kelley, there will be not one but
three weddings between now ana
late September. Their sor, Mr.. Rob-
ert v. Kelley, will be married on
the oath of the month to Miss Mary
Stone Posey of La Plata. Already
a number of parties have been given
in honor of Miss Posey and Mr..
Kelly, and several more parties have
been planned for them in the next
two weeks. There was a party for
them last evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Ruey Bowling as hosts at their home
in Upper Marlboro.
After their son Roberts wedding,
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(See BEALE, Page DAD
Evening star., 1948-08-08

MRS. GEORGE C. McGHEE.
The stunning young Capital
matron. is the ,Dite of the Spe-
cial Assistant to the Under
secretary of State for Aid to
Greece and Turkey. Just back
from a European trip, she and
her husband are at their sum-
mer house in Gibson Island.
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get $2,275,O00. Another Naval install
lation that will receive $1,41O,0OO fer
wind tunnels and associated facilities
is the David Taylor Model Basin at
Carderock, Maryland. The legislation
providing for these projects will
probably come before the House this
week and | mean to work toward
keeping them in the bill.
Under The Dome
| met with the Takoma Park
Chamber of Commerce at which time
we discussed Eastern Avenue and my
Bill HR. 1892 which would permit
certain property owners to file OBJ
jections and exceptions to awards
and damages and assessments of
benefits growing out of condemnation
proceedings for the extension OF
Eastern Avenue.
| asked the State Department for
all pertinent information relative to
an American veteran of World War
| who is being held prisoner of the
Greek Government. The children of
this prisoner have filed petition
with the State Department asking
for the release of their father.
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end with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. James johnson, Salisbury, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Johnson, Frost
burg, were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harper Kelley.
Miss Ruth Yommer, student nurse
at Allegany hospital, Cumberland, is
visiting her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Yommer.
S-Sgt. Robert Zeller has returned
to Philadelphia, Pa, after visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs c. S. Zeller.
Mrs. Maud Bevans, who has spent
the past year with her sister-in-law,
Mrs Maud Bevans Klock, at the Vic
toIia Hotel, left with her sister-n-
law, Mrs. Fannie Erhard, of New Mel
ford, Pa, where she will make her
home for the present.
Emmons Younkin has returned to
his home in Williamsburg, Pa, after
spending several days with his moth
er, Mrs. Barbara Younkin
Mrs. Clarence Miller returned home
after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gus
Waldman in Baltimore the past week.
The regular meeting of the Band
Boosters Club was held in the school
auditorium on May 18th. Mr.. c. o..
Bender presided. Business of the club
was discussed. Mr.. Roger Cole spoke
on the Band. Mr. Marshall Brown
spoke on the "Status of the School
Building Program, and announced
there will be a memorial day service
at the School May 31st, and parade
to the cemetery in charge of the
American. Legion. A sample of the
band uniforms was displayed by Rob
ert Railey.
The Teachers Bridge Club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Edwin
Elias. Two tables were in play and
prizes were presented to Mrs. II. f.
Broadwater. Mrs. Scott Holiday and
Miss Ida Engle.
The Hi-Lo 500 Club was entertained
at the home of Mrs Robert Davis
with three tables in play. Honors went
to Mrs. Kenneth Edwards, Mrs. jam
es Turner and Mrs. Blair Bucket
The Grantsville Rotary Club meet
ing was held recently at Edwards
Restaurant and was conducted by DR..
N. r. Davis. Messrs Richard Close
and John Fisher, Of the Cumberland
and Allegheny Gas company, Cumber-
land, showed a movie, THE Eternal
Flame"
Students from Grantsville School
who spent the weekend in Washing
ton, d. c. were Richard Bender, ,Jo-
seph Iommer, Harley Brenneman,
Glenn Patton, James Pope, Shirley
kamp, Donna Yommer, Joan Bender
and Walter Michael
The st. Johns Reformed Guild met
in the social room of the church. The
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Remains of Two
Veterans EnrOute
To Garrett County

Remains Of two Garrett county
veterans are among those being re-
turned to the United States.
The body Of Flight Officer Robert
A. Nicholson, army air force, son of
Mr.. and Mrs Harry A. Nicholson, of
Mt. Lake Park, is among the 2,530
Americans being returned from Afri-
ca aboard the U. S. Army transport
Barney Kirschbaum A total Of 26 re-
mains are being returned upon in
structions of next of kin residing in
Maryland
The body Of Ralph r. Kahl, baker
2nd class, L. 5. Navy. husband of
Evelyn NJ. Kahl, 60 Pennington street,
Oakland, is among the 1,941 Ameri-
cans being returned from the Pacific
islands aboard the u. S. Army Trans
port Albert NJ. Doe
Armed forces dead originally in
TERED in temporary military ceme-
teries on Two lima, Saipan, Guam
and Tinian are among those being
brought back from the Pacific, while
those inferred near battlefields Of
North Africa are among those being
brought back from the Atlantic area.
The army stated that each next of
kin would be notified in advance of
the return. From ten days to three
weeks will elapse after arrival of the
ship before distribution centers OF the
American Graves registration service
will be able to advise of the date when
to expect the remains.
Under the program for final burial
of World War II dead, next of kin
may elect to have remains returned
to the United States for burial in a
private or national cemetery, or may
request interment in permanent
American military cemetery overseas
or private cemetery in a foreign
country which is the homeland Of the
deceased or Of the next of kin
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EVANSVILLE
Essay Contest Winner

Paul Baum, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Baum, Grantsville, and a
Grantsvilc High school senior, was
among the winners Of am essay CON
test sponsored by the Maryland Acad-
envy of Science. On May 18th all
winners will go to Baltimore to re-
ceive their awards and from this
group of winners, eight will be Sc
lected to receive scholarships. All
winners receive life membership in
the Maryland Academy Of Science.
Jay III. VanSickle Rites
Services for Pfc J. Harold Van
Sickle, son Of Harry VanSickle, of
Uniontown. Pa. and the late Florence
Arnet NanSickle, were held at Add
son, Pa, on Friday afternoon, May
IL, with interment in the Addison
cemetery.
Pfc. NanSickle was killed in Porto
Rico in 1913. He had resided with his
aunt, Mrs. Rcbecca Stanton, at Little
Crossings, and attended the Grants
vile school.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mckenzie and
children, of Baltimore, were recent
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mckenzie.
Mrs Ella B. Keller returned to
Grantsville and is visiting her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
o. Keller.
Sunday guests of Mrs c. c. Oren-
dorf were Mr.. and Mrs Dan Klotz,
Grantsville; Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Bender and daughter, Accident Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Otto and family, Miss
Lille Burkholder, Swanton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Miller and Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Burkholder, Grantsville
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred Stahl spent
the weekend with Mrs Stahls par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Carder, Charles
ton, w Va.
Misses Helen and Mary Resi-, Glen
Bowser and Walter Kamp spent the
past weekend visiting at Bridgewater
College, Va. They also attended an
Organ Recital given by Miss Aleene
Wright, Meyers Cove, Va, Saturday
night. Miss Wright and Miss Helen
Resi- were room mates last year at
Bridgewatcr college, Bridgewater, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman and
family and Mrs. Eliza Yost, LaNale,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Blocher, of
Frostburg, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Resi- and family Sunday.
Miss Margie Kelly spent the week
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branch Of Congress.
Army and Navy Public Works

branch of Congress.
Army and Navy Public Works
The Armed Services Committee
has reported H.R. 6341 and 6342
which provides for the construction
Of certain public works for the Army,
Navy and Air Corps. For some time
have been working with various
organizations and groups in trying
to have certain projects included in
this legislation. The bill provides for
complete plans and specifications fol
the construction Of an Army Insti-
tute of Pathology Building and a new
one thousand bed general hospital at
the Walter Reed Annex at Forest
Glen. 1t is hard to visualize this ds
the largest medical center i'm the
world. 1t would make this area the
most important medical area of the
world, especially when you consider
that it already ranks high because
of the Navy Medical Center and the
National Institute of Health located
at Bethesda. 1t is the Army's desire
that this hospital be built at Forest
Glen.
Also included in the bill is a pro-
vision for $862,83O for Camp DERRICK,
Frederick, Maryland, and this money
will be spent for family quarters,
munitions loading building, crop re-
search and utilities. Camp DERRICK is
now a permanent installation of the
Chemical Warfare Division. The
Navy will be authorized to make ad-
ditions some of which will be in the
Sixth District. In order to provide
for the completion of supersonic
wind tunnels and aerodynamics
range; explosives research facility,
the Naval Ordnance Laboratory a.
White Oaks has been carmarked TO
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Along the Potomac
to Washington
BY J. Glenn Beall

BY vote of 219 to 142 the House
last week passed the Hoffman Bill
which would require any and all Of
ficials in the Executive Branch Of
the Government, except the President
himself, to furnish information re-
quested or subpoenaed by any Con-
gressional Committee. Recently Il
number of the agencies of the Govern
ment have refused to furnish such in
formation. Under the provisions OF
the Hoffman Bill all officials of the
Executive Branch of the Government
would be required to furnish info"-
nation or papers, upon committee de
mand, and majority vote and ap-
proval of such demand by the
Speaker of the House or President
protein of the Senate. The Commit
tee by majority vote could require
such information or records be kept
confidential, with penalty of one
thousand dollars fine or a year in
Jail for any member or employee of
the committee who might violate the
rule of secrecy.
Last week the Senate Public Lands
Committee by vote of to 5, voted
to postpone further consideration of
a bill, previously passed by the
House, which would make Hawaii the
4th State. The Committee members
expressed a desire to visit Hawaii
for close study of the situation
there before reaching any definite
decision on statehood legislation. An
other bill to make Alaska State
has not been acted upon hY cithnr
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The Ways and Means Committee
announced that it probably will have
a general tax revision bill ready for
House action on May "a. You may he
interested to know that the commit
tee also has approved H.R. 1925
which would remove the excise tau
from toilet preparations sold at re-
tail to operators of barber shops and
beauty parlors. The Ways and Means
Committee also approved HR. 6555
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guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lowry,
National Hotel
Misses Loretta Yoder, Betty Stahl,
Joyce Turner, and Cathleen Beachy,
seniors in Grantsville High school,
who have enrolled in the Memorial
Hospital School of Nursing, attended
the Cumberland Hospital Day cxcr-
cises
G. f. Ashby and Mrs. Roy Mickey
attended the funeral of Mr.. d. I.
Ashby, at Loeb Lynn, Wednesday
afternoon.
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QUALITY BUILDING
MATERIALS
Now In Stock

9 Celostone Insulated Siding,
Gray
Q Celobric Insulated Siding,
Red - Buff - Gray
9 Naporseal Shcathing
@ Celo-Siding
Q PIN. CeIotcx Building Beard,
Cream Coated
O Doors
Q Windows
o Steel Sash, for basement and
barn
Q Marlite, for kitchen and bath
room walls
Q HeatiIator Fircplaces
o Dampers
Q SheetrOck
Q Rock Lath
O Plaster
Q Finish Lime
q HardbOard, scored and plain
o PlyW God, Il in. and a in.
Q Fibre Glass Insulation
q ThOrOseaI WaterprOofing
Sewer Tile
. Drain Tile
o Septic Tanks
Flue Liners
Well Tile
Paints
Q Asphalt Roofing Shingles
Q Roll Roofing
o Felts
Q Pressed Steel Lintcls
Q Concrete Blocks
o Cinder Blocks
Q Brick
Q Cement
. Expansion Joint
e Roofers, Tongue and Gr0oved
Q AlfOl Insulation
o Y.P. Sheathing
o Y.P. Flooring
Q Oak Flooring
Hardesty Brothers
LUMBER AND BUILDERS
SUPPLIES
Phone 29i III Center st.
OAKLAND, MARYLAND.
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extending the Reciprocal Trade
Agreements Act in a modified form
until June 80, 1910. This bill may
come before the House this week.
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Designed to handle any
standard size bales, the
New Holland Bale
Loader will pick up at
the rate of seven bales
per minute. 1t can move
right along the bale
row, picking them up as
fast as the baler ties,
and elects them. Hill
sides and uneven ter
rain are no obstacle to
the New Holland Bale
Loader. 1t will operate
anywhere the baler
goes.
This loader will be on
display in a short time
We have the following
farm machinery in stock
and shipments or the
way -.
. LIME SOW Frs
HAMMER MILLS
0 MOVING MACHINES
@ CORN SHELTERS
FARM WAGONS
eiIAY BALERS
G WHEEL BARROWS
@ WOOD SAWS
FEED
O CEMENT MINERS
g NEW SAW MILL
1915 GMC TRUCK
. USED GRAIN BINDER
Get Our Prices Before
Buying
Balcr Irvine Batter Wire
Binder Irvine
Ray TeetS Garage
Chrysler Plymouth
GMC Trucks
Case Farm Machinery
PHONE 1877 -
OAKLAND, MARYLAND
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-16
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Bids will be received by the State
Board of Welfare Finance Committee
2120 Market street, Wilmington 1885,
Del, until 1900 noon, Eastern Day
light Time. July 16. 194S for 4-pass-
enger automobiles in the price class
Of the following types Of automobiles;
Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford, Plymouth,
Studebaker.
The following automobiles now in
use at the offices of the State Board
of Welfare as designated win be traded
INK
1912 Chevrolet z-door coupe at Dover
1946 Ford 2-door sedan at George
town
l941 Ford 2-door DeIux sedan at Will
mington
All bids shall specify trade in al
IoWances for the above cars.
Bids are to specify earliest delivery
date State Board of Welfare reserves
the right to accept or reject all or any
portion Of any bid.
Any additional information neces-
sary may be obtained from:
r. II Miller, Chief, Finance anC
Statistics. State Board of Welfare
2120 Market St., Wilmington 2S6, Del
1926
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned, on the Twenty-fifth day
of June, A. d. 1S4S, and that all
persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly attested, to the
said Elizabeth T. Strahle, Admins
tratrix of the estate of Kari
Strahle, deceased, on or before the
Twenty-fifth day of June 1949, OF
abide the Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided.
ELIZABETH T. STRAHLE,
Address, Administrative.
Milford, Delaware. 1928
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IN MEMoRIAM

In fond and loving memory Of my
dear husband, Norman Hammond,
who departed this life one year ago
today, July l6. 1947:
Dear husband. ! often sit and think
of you,
And think Of how you died;
To think you could not say goodbye
Before you closed your eyes.
It is lonesome here without you,
More lonesome every day,
For life is not the same to me
Since you were called away.
Though vssslS smile mas gone forever
And yc9G face I cannot touch
But / win never lose the memories
or the one Z loved SO much
Sadly missed BY your wife. mrs
Elizabeth ~. Hammond. 1tI
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PROPOSALS

The State Board of Education So
licits bid proposals to be received until
ZOO p. NJ. Daylight Saving Time,
Tuesday, July %, to supply convey
ance and transport pupils for two (2)
routes to the Milford School, one (1)
route to- the Milton School, one (1)
(2) routes to the Georgetown School.
Information in regard to rules and
regulations, detailed route descrip-
tiOns, key road maps. and bid blanks
may be obtained at any of its offices:
State House Annex. Dover, Delaware;
ing, Wilmington, Delaware; Court
House Annex. Georgetown, Delaware
The State Board of Education reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
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ATTENTION: FARMERS, DEAL

ERS = Very Important. New bal
ers, new combines. new tractors. new
mowers. Popular makes, including 50T
Mccormick, John Deere 12A, Massey
Harris Clipper Self Propells. Many
used ones-some as low as $3.50. New
and used side rakes and 10 acres of
new and used machinery, including
horse drawn. We equip entire farms
from 10 up to 1000 acres. Equipment
not too high. Several cheap old trac-
tors Brand new one-row tractors be-
low factory list, for immediate deliv-
cry. Fertilizer and lime sewers at cut
prices. Many bargains. Also. we pur-
chase tractors and equipment, new or
used. MIR. Gardiner. Machinery Dealer.
Mullica Hill, New Jersey. Phone 5-4Sl5
or 5-4333, person to person, or apply
any time. miles from Chester, Pa,
New Castle, Del, or Woodbury., N. j.
1tp
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SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1913


AT ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ. SHARP
Rain or Shine
The following:
MATADOR DELLA GERALDINE
sire, Westcopa Butter Boy Della; dam,
Nira Creator Matador.
PENN VIEW FRANCY POLLY
sire, Hershey Lauxmont Avon; dam,
Nora Francy Mercena.
KLMoRE PIETJE ORMSBY-sire.
King Pietje Ormsby Veeman; dam.
Segis Pietje Ornisby Veeman.
CEANOBEE FOBEs KORNDYKE
PLEEN-sire, Daytonia Posch Fobes
sBano; dam, Tleen Snowfall Korndyke.
GRAND VIEW SYLVIA BUTTER
GIRL@sire, King Sylvius Mercedes
Echo; dam, Butter Girl Abequeit Bon
heur.
BETH ABBEKERK SEGIS-sire.
Eaton Hall Abbekerk Segis; dam. Al
cartra Bessie Segis.
ARTS MERCEDES BESS BURKE
sire, v. r. /. Ormsby Monark; dam,
Ormsby Inka Artis Mercedes.
DELLA PIETJE VEEAlAN - sire.
Westcopa Butter Boy Della; dam. Kill
more Pietje Ormsby.
VICTORIA DELLA BURKE-sire,
WeStcopa Butter Boy Della; dam,
Lady Victoria Burke.
Bull, born December 4, 1916 (son Of
Lauxmont Admiral Lucifer; dam, Ma
tador Della Geraldine).
Bull, born November 25, 1947 (son
of Winterthur Select Fobes Xykat;
dam, Beth Abbekerk Segis).
Bull, born February "a. 1913 (sOn
/ of Twi-Doug Twi-Chief Gerbon Cola
/ Twi Jahan; dam, Clanoble FO5es Korn-
/ dyke Pleen).
GRADE COWS, / Grade Heifer.
Grade Bulls (sons of Winterthur
Select Fobes Xykat).
Two-unit milking machine. new
Case AS combine, new Mccormick
Deering rake
TERMS: CASH. Nothing to be re-
moved until paid for.
HENRY HEUBNER, Owner
r. d. 3, Dover, Del
Dickerson Bros, Auctioneers.
Ralph Spence, Outside Clerk.
NJ. d. Pritchett. Inside Clerk. j9-2tI
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FOR SALE-UseG anti-freeze toll
/ cts. Condition perfect. $4,000 each.
1 Carl Barr, Camden, Del. Phone Bed
4 FORD 1871. 1tp
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FOR SALE-Ford tractor, on rub
ber, and plows. disc and cultivators.
Ford Ferguson system. Good as new
Priced for quick sale. r. ID. Loper,
FELTON,, Del. Phone 3743, Masten's s
Corner. j16-3tp
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IN MEMoRlAM

In loving memory of our mother
Mary A. Brasure, who entered Heav'
ems gates on July II, 1947:
'Tis sad indeed to remember,
The hour her spirit took flight.
But her peaceful slumber told us
Her new home was fair and bright
She endured no pain or suffering,
God made her burden light.
And we know she said good morn
ing" up there,
After bidding US good night.
Loved and missed by children, Lula
Cinda, Joshua and Elijah. 1
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CARD OF THANKS

In our lonely hours of bereave-
ment, our hearts are made grateful
as we reflect upon the many acts
of kindness and cheer that were
extended to us during the long ill
ness and death of our dear wife
and mother on July 6. We appre-
ciated the flowers and cards, and
especially want to thank Rev
Wright for his words of comfort
in our time of need. Harry S
White and Children. 1tT
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FOR SALE - NO. 30 GLASWIK
for PERFECTION STOVES, HOL.
LY OAK and PURITAN WATER

HEATERS. Made from spun glass
Will outlast more than two cotton
wicks of any make, will not burn down
when reservoir runs dry. Free from
the rag odOr which is prevailing with
all cotton wicks. Now available at the
following dealers: Rehoboth, Raymond
Wilson, McQuay's Market John H.
Webb; Nassau, Thomas Best; Harbe-
son, N. c. Veasey; Milton, WagamOn
Bros, Milton Hardware; Georgetown,
H. w. T. Purnell; Laurel, E. B. Rig
gin & Son; Millville, e. B. Phillips,
Millville Hardware; Ocean View, ]. NJ.
Parsons; Frankford, r. J. Campbell
Dagsboro. Kitchens & Toomey; Selby-
vile. Magee & West; Millsboro, Hud-
sons Wall Paper Co.; RoXana, r. f.
Wilgus; Bridgeville, II. G. Layton;
Seaford, Sussex Hardware; Milford,
Pierce Hardware; Harrington. Tay-
lor's Hardware; Frederick, Wilson &
Gerow; Middletown, Spicer's Hard
ware; Wyoming, r. Marker Hardware
Other dealers interested, write fac
tory representative, p. o. Box 143
Milton, Delaware. j25-4t
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FOR SALE

EAT GEYER'S ICE CREAM DAILY
and phone $40, Milford. n21-tf
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CARD OF THANKS

want to take this opportunity
of thanking all the many relatives
and friends who remembered me
with such beautiful cards and flow
ers while was i'll in Milford Hos
pital, also since came home. They
were deeply appreciated and
thank you, one and ALL
MRS. EDGAR 1. ENGLISH,
7-16-1t Greenwood, Del
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NOTICE

George K. Baker has applied to
the town council of Greenwood,
Del. for a permit to erect a 18O-ft.
chicken house in rear of his prop
erty. Any objection will be fled
within three days this date to the
Town Council of Greenwood. Del.
.7-16-1t
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Household Goods

AS 1 am moving away. / will offer
at Public Auction. at my home at
z High Street. Harrington. Del. on
WEDNESDAY, JULY s1st, 104s
AT ONE O'CLOCK SHARP
The following:
Refrigerator. Gas Stove. Washing
Machine. Living Room Suite, Bed
room Suite and lot of other valuable
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH.
BETTY RISLEY
Auctioneer: G. w. Dickerson. J9-2t
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COLONIAL HOME FOR SALE

Front part of former Governor PEN
newilrs Home. Parquet hardwood
floors, beautiful mantels, electricity,
bath, steam radiation and central re-
ception. hall with graceful colonial
stairway To be removed from pres
ent location. Priced for quick sale.
Wilson c. Hatfield, Greenwood, Del
aware. Former Governor PenneWill
Home Farm. Telephone 2791. j16-tf
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
LIVE STOCK
II PURE BRED HoLsTEINs
AND 10 GRADES

Having discontinued dairying. ] win
offer at Public Sale, located first farm
on the left, Kits Hummock Road. Do
yer on
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-16
MAKE A HOME INyESTMENT-

That pays large dividends. Beat the
high cost and scarcity of fuel by hav-
ing us insulate your home with Rock
Wool which pays for itself. A free
estimate and information will show
you that it costs much less than you
think. You're paying for it. why not
have it? We use the most modern
and powerful equipment. Call Better
Homes Company, Georgetown, Del:
Phone 90 m26-tf
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WANTED-Bookkeep for accounts
receivable ledger, one who is a good
typist and familiar with payroll work.
Good salary and permanent position.
See Mr.. Sees, John H. Mulholland Co.,
Milford. j16-2t
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MATADOR DELLA GERALDINE
sire, Westcopa Butter Boy Della; dam.
Vira Creator Matador.
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NOTICEl

For water proofing service call
A. H. Short and Son, Ellendaie, Del.
Phone Greenwood 1891. m9-tf