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Evening star., 1948-02-15
POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. W., NE.
0oS9; baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
ATcHSG every zssk PY95aR k.s sssR
WORTH WORTH ave. We ne, vi. 5353. Ii. a5aS. ~
sond.; s.. SNYDER. 6o54 sherrier .pi.
LAYING PuILETs for sale. months old.
New Hamp. reds and Austriiopes. also
sRoiLER sR5f sEh0TnS Eou1PaiNT a3 Sa bdeek eee5r.
starter; one round floor electric brooder;
one 16-comp. growing cage, two 16-comp.
finishing cages: one greenbrter picker and
ing bench. two 12x12 wire ranger shelters
eoWAS e5'R NV GaIcKsMMd. 52E, d. tO J. s. sp. Pul.
:5u@ Ssln ro hafH Gown SSsS fssi n sos sTsss
gfNEs gH, ynVrf GHrcKsLpullorum at passed, Nd.
closed on Sunday. HINES HATCHERY.
GRASSY ss TX kSofI ofG'sa eaicks; null9Eum passed
barred crosses: hatehes pues., Fri. GRASSY
KNOLL HATCHERY, R. 8, Alex, Va, Alex.
LAYING HENS, 300, . and IL months old,
81 each, or 81 % in smaller lots. Bowie
CHICKEN EeuIPMENT-s5oo worth Of
dispose of at $3.50 or best offer. GL. 6251.
81 10 per 100: SIS for 800: barn yard
mixture tno Leghorns or Minorcas), S4,46
100, heavy breeds your choice), s. 30
100. DUTCH MAID CHICKS Box 3s1-R.
AA4 M1ao0qIyG Biyo6D 81 TESTED ROCKS, Reds,
Crosses, ,Wyandottes, $500 100: assorted
hflsfs ss aoo g
SPECIAL g WEEKS SALE, Reds. Rocks.
500 100; cod. DELsEA CHICKS.
QUALITY CHICKS, U. S approved, Pull
IoTum controlled Barred Rocks. New
Hamp-Rock crosses or White
LeGhorng Sc per 100; heavy breeds. as
sorted, So per 100; light and heav!es; as
sorted, S3.n5 per 100: broiler or fryer
RI cks $295 uer 100; Leghorn pullets.
81 ,91 per 100; mail orders filed live
del sV9T. GEM POULTRY, 1881 Vine
ST. Pnii2 2. Pa.
USE WAYNE ingredient quality feeds; due
to our contract with Allied Mills Inc,
We can apply immediate market reductions
at all times. CAPITOL HATCHERY, 1898
ays vGter 2SSa 5so
S2S. so each: can be transported
IN car. DEWEY HARDWARE, CH> $3.50.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. E-s
DOGS, PETS, ETc. (cont.).


BOSTON rEkKIER PHPPEs, 2 males and
PARAKEETs. young. easily trained. beau
Stsa eaa par o' 'fafs' fafs 3 :sf g. -: :.
DALMATiAN PUPPIES, weeks old, Ako
ri Rse fGss1ss little
kRkfEk kfSGih FGPp9 2e female ma 4SS1 White and black
caSsR,ps; Sksi pls; very Intelligent VI SohS
Singer: also breeding Nv hens 1 and 'f CAGES yes
caSIohf Ss hEsnsa sofsir Sr.Sib pssa.;
Sae Teach aa sn sennsi nfe euS so'0F
10 person @ assuring t DOCS dogs good ss home. N 8.
BIRD CAGE that could be used for breed
CANARIEs, males, guaranteed singers; fe-
males for mating; reasonable. 1910
b BoHER Ss FE PSps, Axe reg. ch. sired; male,
and females; cropped and ready to go.
SRiss kia SA kRoss s5ss kENNELs-rreas your dos
boarding, the best home-cooked food and
the same individual care your dog gets a.
coepers at sted FarsE also
istered' femaie' reasonable Call AD HS4s'
pEoss AND CATS boarded, wee. snss 2,
WFn SsESe EsssEnary gosn wo Ssas
SAINT BERNARD DOCS 12); weeks old.
rTi, csll 9M 22s9 n sfter 3 nr pm n.r.onli!S3., ~i!S3.
SKAT P4Fs \ SssSs sT5s psa9s aRs s9
CoIesviile' Md Siiver Snring f3as' WS4
iNF0RMATioN. ali breeds Of dogs; pluck
ing. trimming, training professionally done;
pick up and delivery service. Ashton a2s6.
COCKER @ span sPANIELs. reg; psdisrssd pup.
psli!eTy 'Hi servies. Stud seTSics Ashton
cANARIEs, guaranteed. young singers:
also females. 2o21 3rd st. me- co.
BOSTON TERRIER STUDS Champion
American Ace, Royalty, KID Ace Ace American Anne
Piss "A ssla 426I 4th s., NV,
pcE pGd Of s'fh ier 05fs Bal fRa Fc rn fee Any S time
Sat, Sat-, and nd SYM after pm, weekdays,
DAcHsHTSp DAcH iHSTS PUPPIES, male and female.
Axe reg. Fairfax l39-J-12.
vACATIoNERs-Board your dog in ssni;
indoor heated Kennels private runs; long
term rates: pickup and delivery. OAK
MONT FARM KENNELS, Gaithersburg .251.
COOKERS, black and tan, buff and black.
Male and female. Sired by ch, Country
Gossip" and ch. Adams Bluechip." Axe
reg Reas Stud service also. Ho. 2075.
6 wks. old, males and fe-
males, S5 ca MI. 1853, Sunday only.
DACHSHUND at stud, Axe registered.
MfN1ATuRE Mn FUR scHNAuzER PUPPIES, beau
tiful grays: ideal companions and watch
doss: pedgreed, Axe reg. PL. 04o9.
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, American Kennel
Club registered. show type. GE. 60SS.
COCKER SPANIEL, black, male pedigreed.
BOXER PUP. 3la mos, male. brindle.
docked, cropped, immunized, req; sire Flip
of Eerolna. Call PL. 1908,
apiece. % c. II. CAMPBELL. 141s U st, sc.
COLLIE LAssIEs. very reas.
sCHNAUzER, puppies and
grown stock, champion sired, Axe regis
PUPPIES. weeks old; par
entS of pups direct from Germany. Ii.
PERSIAN AND ANGoRA CATS, beautiful
red and pink males, some altered, $50
and S25 silver and red studs at service;
kittens all colors next month. OIL. 1920.
PUPPY, cute little terrier wants home;
so. VI. 5493.
CANARIES, Se.ilng out; singers. breeders,
females; border fancy cages. 1920 Col
lege ave, College Park.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BABY CARRIAGES for rent by the month,
Georgia ave. NV. RA. $500. --15
FOLDING CHAIRS, suitable for small par
ties and comfortable for large parties;
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., Ais 10th
st. NV. Phone ME. ls43.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO., 622 E st. NV. National
4094.
FOR RENT-Folding chairs for group
meetings. SMITHS TRANSFER & STOR-
AGE CO, 1919 You st NV, NO. 3343.
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

TON Of PEA a,Godnn COAX GIL GE. 2525;
cord, 50 per y cord; delivered kindlins.
BARGAIN PRICE on fireplace wood: any
length. Call NE before buying. c. w.
MILLER. PL 0231
HIGH PER CENT HARDWOOD, seasoned,
cut your length; full cord, $40; "a and "
cords; 2 bu. klndling free. Ii. 1925 15S
OAK AND HICKORY, seasoned pine. cut
anv lenFth. delivered SH. 6937. -15
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with our mix
ture Of green, hardwood logs and dry pine
for starting wood. Call the WOODMAN.
OAK WooD. finest quality, cut any
length, delivered a. S16 per cord. Can
CRAP LUMBER. frewood. 81 cord you
haul from Camp SPRINGS, Nd. S12 cord
delivered COOPER SUPPLY CO. s13
18th 81 ne AT. l9i9:, night, FR, 5000
HARDWOOD FIREWOOD. any length.
green; immediate delivery. Phone G!ebe
ASDIRONS. firs tools screens and all fire.
place goods repaired and refnished D L.
BROMWELL. 40 l2tn s.. NV Me. ll34.
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temper shots, OK. with children. IA
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES, males and fe-
males, from 2 to 4 mos; Axe reg. LU
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS,
Axe. reas- Falls Church 1864.
COCKER PUPPY. Count Golden Rogue. son
Of champion Porters Red Rogue, 5 mos.
buff. distemper inoculated. wormed, Axe
DOGS. mixed 3I breeds, spitz, collie. cocker.
fox terrier. setter. police shepherd. S5
each to people in country or who have
fenced yards; kittens and cats. ia. ABA
after II a m
and stand reasonably priced. "a. 1877;
CUTE PUPPIES cheap, part wirehair. good
watchdogs. MuMFORD mile north of
Colesyile on U. S. No. 20. Ashton 3os6;
HOME in country or suburbs for purebred
sable and white collie; lovely disposition.
sPITz. purebred Call after II am. Ran
doiuh $500.
CANARIEs. males. good singers. and f.
males ready for nesting; reasonable. 4Sl3
Police PrPPIEs German shepherd gTaese
are beautiful puppies Price. SIS, $40 and
50; Ii703 Ga aye sil sEr.
COLLIE PUPPIES. seven weeks old: very
beautiful: reasonable: good homes desired
bull pup for pet: adults
only; papers unnecessary; not over $40.
COLLIE, sable and white; 1a mos. cld
trained; beaut. male: pedigreed: Axe
excl. coat and o body r, Must .,o be
nsseins fsaso1a6i. o9abf ff sH 4os2 READY '0
'oT eizSis ny female; Arc Akc wife Wriss ZIG STAR
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Self-Service
larry boxes,
age coolers,
= in coolers,
food
S. DUDLEY,
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CATTLE 6 LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE 6 LIVE STOCK.
8 BEAUTIFUL HAMPSHIRE Poland China
pigs; 10 wks. old: S1l each or SS5 for all.
Also six 40-50-lb. shoats; best oder. LU.
177l 49,
FRESH JERSEY BEIFER. finest stock,
heavy mixer: out of exceptional COW and
registered sire; $500. 1915 Bryant
(Conttnued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1948-07-25
by Phyllis Dusanne
Illustrated BY Floyd M. Davis
A Short Story

A Short Story
0E evening, Godfrey Sanford's telephone
Orang, in Valparaiso, Chile, and he was
not surprised to hear his grandmothers voice,
when he answered it.
why don't you come up and visit me, for
month";" she asked him.
up" was north h-of- Boston. in Massachu-
setts.
WELL" said Godfrey, I'm rather busy,
right now"
Come tomorrow" said his grandmother.
I'm feeling depressed and wetched, and
you're the only surviving member of my fam
lily who doesn't bore me-
Godfrey grinned. Thank you, Amelia"
II haven't been feeling very well, lately"
his grandmother stated with an mconvincing
quaver in her rich contralto voice.
Geof's derisive snort bridged some ten
thousand miles.
well, can't live forever" she said.
sharply.
That" he retorted. still remains to be
SEEN"
there was tenderness and an almost nresisti-
bic wistfulness in her Tone please come.
Godfrey"
Threaten me-" he suggested.
I'm cut you out of my will" she obliged.
Or worse, III leave you everything. Where's
your New England conscience?"
He laughed. "Al right darling" he said.
He hung up. grinned and shrugged.
Amelia Sanford had no conscience that he
had ever been able to discover. For eighty
years, she had taken what she wanted with
the ruthlessness of the old tyooons Possibly
his inheritance was more directly from his
mother. whose gentleness and goodness had
always bored Amelia He would fly up and
visit her for month and then think about
coming back to his job. A vision of Chile's
beautiful sehoritas flashed through his mind
So many of them and so lovely. He had a
pang of nostalgia but he could always come
back.
A WEEK later, north-of-Boston, Amelia
Sanford thought - strictly to herself - that
at twenty-five, her grandson was just about
everything young man should be. 1t was
predetermined that he should be tall and
handsome; all the Sanford men had been.
Godfrey looked amazingly like Sam, but he
had something else. and Amelia readily ad-
mitted - strictly to herself - that it came
from his mothers side. The lusty Sanford
humor was tempered and refined by it; there
was an inherent gentleness in Geoff which in
no way diluted his strength.
Il intend to exploit you fightfully." she
informed him. I've given Webster three
weeks vacation, so you'll be my chauffeur"
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There you are," said Amelia, raciously,
"And there you are" said the girl, tearing
the check neatly into four pieces and return
ing it.
Godfrey held his breath. At last, he had
seen Greek meet Greek, he reflected, and had
viewed with his own eyes the indestructible
force and the immovable object.
Amelia Sanford let the bits of paper drop
to the veranda floor. She Strengthened her
shoulders. Il shall come back" she said
quietly.
Unexpectedly, the redhead smiled. She had
one dimple, to the side and just below the
left corner of her mouth. Good day
General MacArthury1 she said, and brought
her right hand up in snappy salute, and
opened and closed the front door with her left
What will you do if l laugh?" Godfrey
asked his grandmother.
Hold it." Amelia advised, grimly.
For the remainder of their drive, she
showed no curiosity about anything. She sat
erect, and occasionally made small. indignant
noises in her throat. At home, she retired
to her own small sitting room, presumably,
thought Geof, to glare at the floor where the
rug belonged. When she appeared in the big
living room before dinner for her cocktail.
Geoff discovered that she had done more than
glare.
That absurd girl is an artist" she informed
him. "She illustrates children's books. |
might have known there was something queer
about her."
Geoff inquired gently, well, General?''
Amelias eyes flashed. He went back,
didn't he?" she said
After dinner, when they were having coffee
and liquem, she said, ''Geoffrey, you'd bet
ter get acquainted with her."
"Oh, no" he said. mot me!''
Yes, you," said his grandmother.
If she can close door in your face, she
probably could throw me downstairs" he
objected
."She must want something" Amelia San
ford said, dreamiy.
"She does" agreed Geoff. "She wants her
rug"
Nonsense" said his grandmother
Miss Leonie Wood looked at Godfrey the
following afternoon, and said, IF it isn't the
frog -footman, againr'
That resent" said Geoff
Me, too," said Miss Wood. Il have liv-
ing to earn, and howe can earnit if peoplekeep
inteTupting me?"
you could augment it by five hundred
dollars and guarantee yourself from further
interruption by handing over the rug
SK put her head on one side and studied
him. deliberately. Il suppose you have
living to earn, too" she conceded THE hard
way"
Meaning how much does frog -footman
get paid?" he asked.
There was amusement and disapproval in
her expression. ''I1l tell you what I'll do,''
she said abruptly. "Ifyou1l pose for couple
of sketches for me, I'll let you talk"
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do wear uniform?" asked Geoff.
"Puce or mulberry"
Il think you'd better wear dark glasses
and false beard" she said. II have no in
tention of sharing you with designing young
females" Her large golden-bown eyes were
speculative. How are the females in Chile,
by the way?"
"All well, hope" he answered.
'Hmph!' said his grandmother. Since
romance in my life is necessarily vicarious,
you couldn't be more explicit, could you?"
He smiled. Il have not, " he said, been
very explicit in Chile, Grandmother"
''Hmphr' she said. again.
That afternoon, they took theit first drive
Curiosity, Amelia Sanford told him. was one
of the few enjoyments and satisfactions of
old age. She liked to see who was painting
his house, and who should be- Sitting beside
him, she kept up running stream of lively
comments and criticisms. Suddenly, in the
midst of spirited speech on what she thought
of rock gardens, she said:
Stop the car"
Godfrey stopped the car.
Back up little"
Godfrey backed.
His grandmother said softly. That is prob
ably the loveliest hooked rug ever saw in my
life, and I've seen hundreds. 1t belongs in my
small sitting room. Jump out, Godfrey, and
see how much they want for it."
CEoFFREY jumped out. There was no For
Sale sign upon the rug, which was hung for
airing over the porch railing of small white
house with green shutters. Godfrey was no
rug fancier, himself, but he could see, as he
came nearer. that in both color and design it
was pleasing. He felt little presumptuous
as he lifted the brass knocker.
The young woman who opened the door
wore clean blue overalls, yellow jersey, and
dirty face. Her hair was red. She looked
at him with bright and somehow belligerent
blue eyes.
Il beg your pardon" said Godfrey polite
ly. but my grandmother would like to know
whether that rug is for sale"
mo. it isn't" said the young woman. Her
bright eyes swept the rather excessive length
of the shining black car beyond her gate
oh" said Godfrey.
why should anyone have thought it was?"
she demanded.
He smiled. II imagine because she wants
it." he answered.
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well, she can't have it," said the young
woman, snappily.
Thank you," said Godfrey He returned
to the car.
Really, GeoffreyT said his grandmother.
Open the door for me, will you?"
Godfrey opened the door. He did not assist
his grandmother to alight; he had learned
better. A wave of amused anticipations swept
over him as he followed her tall figure up the
path. Amelia Sanford was a determined
woman, but so, he suspected, was the red
head. His grandmother put possessive fingers
upon the rug.
You're not going to steal it, are you?"
he asked.
''OF COURSE not, " she said Look, Godfrey,
I've never seen rug like this. It's pattern
of seashells with exquisite color relation
ships" She knocked upon the door.
The redhead looked angry.
I'm Mrs. Sam Sanford" said Amelia. "I
want to buy your rug"
1--we already told your - your courier -
that it is not for sale" said the girl.
'Nonsense!" said Amelia. "Everything's
for sale. if someone wants it enough. III give
you hundred dollars for it,
The young woman glared at Geoff. II am
extremely busy" she said, "and you are vast
ing my time"
Don't be ridiculous or rude, my DEAR"
Amelia advised her pleasantly The rug is
worth two hundred to me-"
The rug is not for sale," the girl repeated.
She had the pale transparent skin of beauti-
full redhead. without freckle, and Geoff
watched, fascinated, as anger sent the blood
rushing against it. Its my rug. made it
and want it,
you made it." Amelia's eyes were admir-
ing. "You have excellent taste, my dear.
Better taste than sense. III pay you three
hundred. If you'll let me come inside and
make out check -
The girl gasped. Il wouldn't sell it for five
hundred dollars" she declared.
Amelia Sanford smiled at her. "Are YOU
sure you Wouldn't" She could, thought her
grandson, turn on her charm as one turns on
lights. Her golden-brown eyes were glowing,
her warm voice was delicious Whats your
name, my dear?"
''Leonie Wood" said the girl, family. She
stood, like a victim of hypnosis, watching
Amelia produce checkbook and fountain pen,
write out check.
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A"ASAAAAS iS" HULL dOSS q hOS
get paid?" he asked.
There was amusement and disapproval in
her expression. "I'n tell you what III do,"
she said, abruptly. IF you'll pose for couple
of sketches for me, I'll let you talk"
Il don't know whether Grandmother would
like me to become an artists model" he said
1--WE been gently reared
She looked at him cniously. Its just the
hands / need, she reass,ned him. You'll be
as safe as in church,
"We-ell," said Geoff, smiling
Her studio was in the rear of the house.
The walls were whitewashed, and the pearly
opaque light which came through the north
window was becoming to Miss Wood, whose
skin had pearly opacity of its own in any
Light
Would you mind taking off your coat?"
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
MAGNOLIA

Mrs. Florence Marvel and Mrs
Jennie Rhodes were dinner guests
on Monday evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Wright.
George Reed was dicharged from
the Kent General Hospital on We'd
nesday and is making rapid pro-
Sress back to normal.
Hubert Dill, who was asO a hOspi-
Ia lpatient for several days, is doing
nicely at his home.
MRS. Allen Knight underwent a
minor operation in the Dover Hos
pltaI the past week but is able to be
around again.
The NJ. Y. A. F. held their first
IaII business and dinner meeting, on
Wednesday evening and plans are
IN the making for a halloween party
on October 9th which will be open
lor the public. You will hear more
ABOUT this as soon as plans are more
complete.
Mrs. Sallie Williams, of Frederick
visited her sister, Mrs. A. B. Smith
on Thursday.
. Mr.. Arlington Jackson and son.
Bruce, of Newark, spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie
Jackson.
Miss Dolores Meyers and Richard
a. Miller, both of Bowers, were mar
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08

I1ed in the parsonage here on Sat.
urday night with Rev. c. NJ. Elder
olce performing the ceremony.
Mrs. J. E. HeatherIy was the
guest OF honor at birthday dinner
on thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Guy BOwdle in Dover.
Mrs. Bessie J. Hart has received
word from her sOn-in-law. Captain
r. A. Anderson that he is at sea. en-
route for home after a two wear tOur
oI uuty IN Seoul KOres. He expects
10 arrive in Red Bank, N. j., Octo-
per 10Th and Mrs. Hart is anticipa-
tlng a visit following that date.
Mrs. Myra McIlvaine and Miss
Ann McIlvaine accompanied by Mrs.
cora Wright. visited the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Hearn
n salisbury, Nd, on Saturday.
Miss Mildred Jackson and Mrs.
Mary Warrington spent the week
end with the formers mother, Mrs.
william Jackson.
ReV. and Mrs. Elderdice enter
talned at the parsonage on Sunday.
Miss Eugenia Gieman, Mrs. Frank
cunningham and Mrs. Ruth Pickens
OF Westminster, Md.
Chlef Machinist Mate James
smith is on shore leave with his
Iamliy here, at the home of Mrs.
smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Row
Anderson. He reports to New York
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
Tor assignment October 18th.

Ior assignment October 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. HerscheI Galloway
and children were guests on Sun
day of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hiltner in ChestertOwn, Md.
At the Rally Day exercises on
Sunday, attendance pins were pre-
sented to the following children:
Primary Department, Airline GOur-
icy and Wayne Hart for three years
perfect attendance and Kathleen
Nash for two years. From the Inter
mediate Department, Joyce Moore
with five year record, Russell Vir-
dIn three years, Jaunita Nash. Ken
meth Galloway and Connie Hart, two
years and Norma Jean Nash and
Nancy Hart, for one year. Kathryn
Mitchell read a prize winning essav
she had written on "The Life If
Christ" During the church services
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08
FREDERICA

Thomas Purnell of the Great
Lakes Training Station is spendine
sometime here with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Purnell.
H. T. Dodd Of East Orange. N
j., is vacationing with Mrs. Dodd
Tor month at Belts homestead.
Mrs. Hattie Mason of Philadel-
paia was a visitor of Mrs. Marv
Burton on Thursday.
Mrs. Luther Robbins Of near
town and Mrs. Herbert Robbins Of
Bowers Beach and Mrs. Addie L.
Herring and Mrs. Mary Biddle, both
OF FELTON, were Wilmington visit
ors recently.
Edward Gross, Jr., returned on
Saturday to the Great Lakes Train
ing Station after spending ten davs
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Gross, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davidson
have been entertaining this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mccartney of
Schenectady, N. Y, and Mrs. Janet
Mackie Millport of Isle of Cum
bree, Scotland, also Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ferrill, Jr., of Primos, Pa.
Mrs. Fl. J DOdd and Watson Dodd
were In Baltimore last week and
they visited Miss Sylvia Dodd. a
Peabody Conservatory Of Music stu
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Simpson
of DaytOna Beach, Florida. are
spending sometime with their mo-
ther, Mrs. Minnie Camper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer HOPKINS.
Jr., and daughter Rebecca of Belts
vile, Md, have been recent visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hopkins.
Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nutter Marvel are
from the Derrickson prom
erty this week to Reynolds Robbins
property on st. Agnes street.
AT the last meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary it was decided to
meet on the second Thursday of
each month instead of the second /
night, the date, October IA.
We were glad to welcome DR.. G. /
Roland Miller to our pulpit last
at II a. m.
The M. Y. A. F. wishes to thank
all who helped to make the sup-
per a. success. The proceeds to
date are $350.OO.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Rogers
JT.' presented the bulletins for the
church. 0- 'i'
Mrs. Alice Coverdale had as her
guests recently Mrs. Walter En-
OIy' Mrs. Mae Walls and son
Charles Of Dover.
Miss Jane Smith of North LOnO-
wanda, N. Y, and Mrs. Elizabeth
smith and son Lester of Caldwell.
n. j., were guests of Mrs. Mabel
Rogers last week.
Very sorry to hear that Rev y
r. Wood is in the hospital in Los
angeles, California, at this time.
The w. S. C. S. met on Friday
IN the lecture room of the church
ana was entertained by Mrs. Ed.
HOlleger and Miss Helena Case.
Rally Day services were held on
sunday evening in Trinity Metho-
dist Church.
MRS. l. w. Belts, Sr., spent a
DAY recently with Mrs. Clara Mar
shall of Lewes.
Mrs. Burton Robinson and son
OF near Centreville spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jes-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Bounds are
touring this week on the Sky Line
Lrive.
Mrs. Edward Carroll of Denton
Nd, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. /
Robert Belts on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Bounds en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Argency of Philadelphia, Miss
Florence Brinker of ElktOn, Md. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Deiss and lit
tie son Jackie Of Dover over the
Mrs. LenOra Langrell and Mr..
and Mrs. James Powell and grand
daughter of near Canterbury were,
on a trip in Pennsylvania on Sun
lay.
Robert Belts, Jr., was host at a
cocktail party for friends from Re-
lObOth, Washington, D. c., and
Brazil on Saturday afternoon at his
apartment at "The Dunes" Reho-
both Beach. On Saturday evening
ne was given a birthday party at
he Dinner Bell Inn" of RehOboth
1y his Brazilian friends. Mr.. Belts n
s enjoying the autumn weather
Veek-ends at his apartment at Re-
lObOth Beach.