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Evening star., 1949-01-02
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.
MONEY TO LOAN

GTLT-EDGED SECURITY. end trust
on Capitol Hill apt. house. $4,000;
payable monthly; been in existence
yrs. Phone Ii 1928
Evening star., 1949-01-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

4-dr. de luxe; new tires, fully
equipped; it's a beauty. SS25
Packard 194I Clipper This Is Q
bargain. Fully equipped, S945.
Dodge 1888 4-dr sedan. sos.
Dodge 1887 coupe. S225.
Plymouth 1910 4-dr sedan. S3s6
La Sale 1885 conv. cpe In excellent
condition, newly painted. $195.
CHEVROLET 1888 2-dr. de luxe sedan.
S395,
Oldsmobile 1884 4-dr. sedan: orig.
paint, clean as a pin; $3.50
Buick 1886 4-dr., sedan; rnns excep.
tlonally good: cheap transportation,
S245. Cash, trade or terms HER
SONS AUTO g. APPLIANCE CO.,
Sth and 0 stS. NV. DE. 400. a
Evening star., 1949-01-02
MONEY WANTED

WELL-ESTABLIsHED business desires
loan OF $1,000 for mo. period
which will be secured by chattel
mortgage. Principal and interest to-
gether with an additional profit paw
Star
Evening star., 1949-01-02
CONVICTIONS USED CAR CENTER,

yearend specials
AS Packard conv. 2.5e5
a Packard Clipper- o95
~ Chevrolet sedan - ae5
a Chevrolet club cpe. S95
40 Dodge 2dr sedan 595
Al Packard club cpe; as is 5e5
80 Packard 4-dr. sed. 100 645
This is partial list. many other
fine selections. All cars guaranteed.
COvINGTON MOTOR CO., Packard
Dealer, 1901 Wis, ave, Bethesda.
WI 44ON. Open SaturdaYk
Evening star., 1949-01-02

SOME 1-OWNER CARS FOR SALE.
Al Chev. Fm cv $685. down $685.
AZ Chev. Fl. sed. 595 down l.1a5
'46 Chev. Fl. Aero 565 down 1895
As Chev FIN. sed. 535 down 1895
as Chev. de luxe
sed, 495 down 1,4e5
AZ Chev. Fl sed. 3a5 down 1875
THOMAS MOTOR CO.. 1887 East
4S01, IL. 17O4.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
New Years Specials

New year S Specials
194s Lincoln Continental. S4,500:
1947 Lincoln club coupe, S1.S95:
1946 Lincoln 4-dr., S1,695; le49
Mercury convert, $3.50; 1e4s Ford
ss1dT:, isEo sI;55o' S iS4s FETd ,IS a 4,dI.
SI.395; 1941 Packard Clipper 4-dr.
Sl.025 Also a few demonstrators.
Most cars fully equipped.
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
Lincoln and Mercury, 1909 Wis. ave-.
Rethesda Md OIL. 140Q
Evening star., 1949-01-02

TRAlLERS WANTED
WILL PAY CASH for good used trailer
No dealers. Box 200-L. Star
Evening star., 1949-01-02
WATERFRONT PROP, FOR sALE

SOUTH RIVER PARK--Fine home
conpletely furn.. liv. rm., :. bedrms
dinette. fine bath, modern kit. large
porches; garage; l2-scre lot beau.
tifui shrubbery: 80 MINIS. to Wash.
lngtOn Box ln2-M Star
Evening star., 1949-01-02

A NEW YEAR RESOLUTION; buy your
car for l94g from E g. H MOTORS.
Cadillac l947 "62"; ali acces So, s46
Chrysler I947 windsor club
cpe ---- 2,195
Mercury la46 sedan - LABS
Dodge l946 Gust sed. ----- 1,545
Ford 1916 Super de luxe 1,245
Chevrolet 1941; beauty Sa5
Plymouth l94l Spec. de luxe s95
Chrysler 1870 4-dr Sed 795
Dodge 1871 sed.; Lux. Liner seo
Plymouth 1899 sedan; clean 645
Chevrolet l94l; new motor
original paint, like new ee5
All cars radio and heaters; many
others to choose from e A. H
MOTORS, 1921 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
just above Sears. FIR. 1878.
Al DE SOTO; 100000 act.
miles; heater. seat covers. 1875
40 Plymouth 4-dr. 7o5
40 De Soto 2-dr. -- 19p
40 Chevrolet COW cpe.---- 795
30 Chevrolet club coupe 6e5
80 Ford Tudor --- $50
40 stgdebaker President 20.
sATcHERi MOTOR Co. 500 VIZ iS
ave WO. 9351. Open ewes. till
g. SUNDAYS till 5. 3
Up to $34O Allowance
On your old car Drive or tow 1t in:
Many bargains on display Special
terms this week only.
BARNES-SANDERS
1900 l4th St. NV s
Evening star., 1949-01-02
Spacious Summer Home

At Annapolis rd Md: containing
$4,000 #, bordering the eay: large
frame dwelling. servants house with
bath, boathouse and wharf be tn
houses with bath and q summer
house. Price. S41,50O. ZIRKLE
CO. RE 1898
Evening star., 1949-01-02

EXCELLENT FIRST TRUST LOANS
avail. on clean property. NV. OF
NV. sub. areas; 4hcc up to &c
years; no fees. SH. 1852. WOOD
SIDE REALTY CO. is
Evening star., 1949-01-02

| Frazer Dealers. 5000 Lee hwy, Arl.,
Va. Terms or trade. Phone CHI.
1000. Open ewes.
STERRETT MOTOR SERVICE. INC.
1877 East-West hwy, 81. 1900.
Your friendly Ford dealer for Silver
Spring and Northwest washington
offers these quality used cars At
considerable reductions.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
19411 black 2-dr. sedan
tn all accessories, pvt.
90. Apply $40 G NV.
J coach: radio and
'ner, low mileage

941 town sedan: clean,
tires and motor; o eood
owner, $3.50 cash.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
FARMS FOR SALE Cont
Strout's Fall-Winter

NVA OxV y cA48 w 414VS1
Yarm catalog free! Your red cover
time. money-savinE guide. describ
ing over $500 properties-every one
genuine bargain. Many pictures.
reduced prices!
Money-makers salors-dairy. beef
fruit, truck, poultry, alfalfa. etc,
farms. many eqpd. with stock and
machinery.
Country homes-lake, ocean and
mt. retreats. etc. etc.
Write. phone or call for your free
copy. Tell US what you want Where?
Price, Terms? Save through our
4S-yr. -old coast-to-coaSt service.
Evening star., 1949-01-02

IR. .jUl,
sTUDEBAKER 194l Champion coupe !;
clean and neat as pin: original
forest green finish is shining; ex-
cellent mechanically; it's ready, for
service today at only S795, cash or
terms :50-day owner-rated guaran-
tee LOGAN tFord', I'LL 18th st.
STUDEBAkE.a 194r 4-dr. Command
er sedan; excellent condition.; S725.
1910 N. Washington blvd, Arl,, Va
ss.fs5 OR BEST OFFER takes my
194s Buick Roadmaster r,;isssn sedanette; .s
celIent condition, CO. 923I s
WILLYS 1899; bargain for mechana-
ically minded Marylander at Sl0O:
Between . and p.m. Sunday, 3327
Baker St ne.
WILLYS JEEP 1e46, clean, low mile
aee; excellent cond.; s695. oV'
wltkYs 9ate, PFA1E6 sFATE6s WAGON 1856. en-
eine, tires and paint like new; Low
TO SETTLE EsTATE-La Sale. $500
or best offer; l Crosley truck. Oh.
AMERICAN ii;is cRosLEY 1e4a. See the
proved motor; S949 delivered. JACK
PRY. Conn. ave at st. and 1889
Pa. ave. Sc. Also dealer lot Eur,
opes finest cars. Uptown and
downtown service.
TAKE OVER. my payments on l941
Packard 4-dr sedan. Good oppor :
tunity for responsible party to get
q family car by taking over pay
ments on my loan, totaling $500.
Phone MR. BROWN, DE. 1910 days.
or Appleton 0059 nights. 4
TAXI-PLYMOUTH 1912. new motor,
excellent condition. very clean. r.: h.
AUTO AUCTioNWFee s5. Sales every
Tuesday eve. 2 pm: rain or shine,
100 11th st. Sc. TR. 1113.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son, Auc-
tioneers. bankruptcy sale Of l947
Ford super de luxe sedan with heat
er; engine No. n GA-367304: BY
auction at Weschler's. 905 E st.
NV, Friday, Jan. Z, l949, 70 am:
Re: George Massey 7 "A Potomac
Neon Sign Co. Bankrupt No. 44al
Terms: Cash. SAMUEL NJ. GREEN
BAUM. Trustee, Tower Building.
vNTxrrCr r.
Evening star., 1949-01-02

SnEsnoLEI l!ff --dr' ike new,
Mr.. RAY. Alex, 1856 after 3 pm.
CHEVROLET 1870 club coupe; radio,
Phone FIR e6o4 after 6 pm. or
CHEVROLET 1898 e-dr.; runs fne;
$l6o cash. Good tires and battery;
Z and h.: needs little paint. 1000
Central ave. ne. a
CHEVROLET 1898 sedan; in good
eond.; Sls5 OF. best offer under.
caEvhohhF GE sofi Or 1sS5 @5 4.S9 .s9e. good eona
CHEVROLET 1913 club coupe; heater.
defroster; new cond; $4,000 mi;
s1,s26 or best offer. re. o579.
CHEVROLET 1s4e stylemaster 44dr
sedan; :. and h.; $4,000 miles; ST.
cIHHRSYisLIHR I 1916 sH Windsor vi dei de f luxe;
radio and heater; used locally only;
seat e covers; es:u ney condition; $1,000
CHRYSLER 1941 4-dr sedan; new
paint job. and seat covers; motor in
Al Al cond;' s995. Call vi. 1854
cMp No 1sa 1asalsrs. sp ,o., pouo, so,-
cHRYsLER ia4s Windsor sedan; low
offer. 1919 Webster st. NV. NV.
cHhrsIfs EA; sIf1i 1899: good condition:
5000 or best ofYer under. Call
CHRYsLER 1a4s New Yorker 4-dr.
practically new; $1,000; can finance.
CARYsLER 1910 Windsor; 4-door;
radio and heater; original green
finish: slip covers; very clean; So
900 miles; sI;o75. Call 81. s55s,
sond.; $50. i'' c.il h0u9s ox sS sass sS1S snS
cHRYsLER 1s4s Windsor Highland
special paint Job; $500 actual mi; /;
custom radio, dual heaters and many
other extras; $3.50; under list
CRosLEY la47 2-dr. sedan; get this
bargain quick; only S495 and it's
green finish very low mileage. Lo-
GAN lFord. I'LL 18th st. NV
CROsLEY 1a47 sedan; very low mile
HENRY MILLER MOTORS, Crosley
dealer. 1873 18th st. NV.
CROSLEY 1a4s station wagon; driven
few, few thousand he. miles Ill BY oEner' s7a5.
cRos[9Y fs RE 1s47 or sedsn: az Gs7 or mileage.
offer. Cali FA. 4s74. ' " ''''
lsti euss SEDAN and e0Hpissly p2stss
passed p; G inspection Dec. l2;
S275. AMERICAN DENTAL LAB
oRAToRY, Elk. 1858, Monday after
CsosGEY 1s4s station wagon, . mos.
oelli SeoB or best oHer. UN. %T4e.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
sTIFLINc PRIVATE ENTERPRISE

The people Of the United States are
familiar with the pious proclamations Of
business leaders in favor Of the Amer
can system OF private enterprise and in
dividual initiative. II one believed all
that the big business oracles declare IN
public one would expect the leaders of
business to oppose any action. private or
governmental. that interfeTes with the de-
veiopHeHt II private enterprise and com
petition.
We have called attention e. the ,ubsl-
dies that the Federal government pay. e.
the airlines Of the nation aud the fact
that compensation Tor carrying mail /.
figured not upon cost oT rea~ona hle
charges. but At a rate sufficient to R.iar-
Naturally. the gravy j. more than ac-
Ceptable 90 the operator, 1T the ~chedul-
ed airline~. with few notable exs,p-
tions.
Not only do the airline operator, ac-
cept the government subsidy. but thes
are vigorously opposing the operation o.
irregular carriers and attempting g. per
suade the Civil Aeronautics Board % pat
some of the large Irregular" out of bu-i.
ness
Recently. the Civil Acronautic. Board
asked the Justice Department % in-titut,
proceedings against an irregular airline
operating from Long Beach California
The charge was that the company oprr-
atei too frequently II seems that thp
large irregular carriers Operate plane
weighing more than 10000 pounds and
carrying passenger exclusively They OPP
crate between large cities and have been
credited with originating the air coach
plan Il travel which is devoid If frills and.
therefore. cheaper.
Recently testiDing before the senate
Commerce Committee. the spoke~man oi
one irregular COMPANY operating r
California. declared that air coach ser
vice AZ go coa.t-to-coast ts easily fore
-eeabe with a profit aud without .uh-
,idy through the use Of modern equip
ment
The Irregular" are what one might
call an illustration II the opporuut,es
presented to independent organization
under the theory Of private enttrpr.-e
bat they -eem Go be running atoul 81 gov
ernmental regulation. whioh. regard
less Of their purpose. are calculated O."
create and maintain monopoly IN air
travel Tor the benefit Of = few recognized
| companies.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

A dozen different things are used a.
barometers Of business conditions. but. 20
far "a Key West j. concerned. no better in
dication of business trends exist than the
activity on the Overseas Highway bridges.
You may be sure that il traffic falls
off on the bridges its adverse effect will lsr
felt in Key West. II traffic increases. busi-
ness IN Key West viii respond tavorably
We may find the answer to the fairly good
business in Key West to the continued
monthly increase In The traffic on and re-
sultant income from the Overseas High
way bridwe=.
Every month THE year The Citizen has
published a story showing the increase in
business on the bridge A story YESTERDAY
showed that the income Of the bridge dis
trict was S5.34s.25 more last month than
i was IN June of 1913. Passengers using
the bridges last month numbered $500
more than the total In June a year ago.
and 1882 more motor vehicles pa~se.l over
the bridges last month than IN June, 1898.
The Overseas Highway bridges are
key Vests lifeline. and that lifeline has
been showing continued healthy growth
since the beginning Of this year. a. com
pared with traffic and receipts on tho
bridges during l94s.
Of course Passengers come and 90.
hut the travel south over the bridge ha-
been greater than the outgoing travel,
which demonstrates that there are many
more people in Key West this year up to
now than were here during similar
period last year Fact r.. We have heard
good many Key westers say that apparent
~ there are as many automobile in Kew
West today a. there were al any time dur
ing last winter
However that may be. of one thing
We are sure travel on the Overseas High
way has increased IN comparison with
what il was up to June of last year And
the greater the travel the better the husi-
ness here.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

t'ftsN ltsa1Ft Rate. sa.U a l-I.
imnia ~ hinetnn Or-eun
Mirhiaan aud or have uut
kBkinE their h.Eh&ss rrsbHrtn
arund ard have st up hsra
raAKe Brog arms eaufaIit p.sun-8
O. rrvylds aivq 4str nsKb.a. -
o. Wanfnt f.ItfI.r
tiaras A.a.l au arl t f.l
laa Their tAarpi. 4nt Ii a..s ..s
sppuinting 20 nHtr ffaf nIl u-
tHo1ur,d "a fns Iet .Iatrs uy
senator Shtsr. go na roH lie
fIon Tire bill advuca'cd the loH-
wallun 10 cltizens committee.
appointed - the Eovefna. alth
lepresVntation inum al ecfuns
1i Florida mads up of legislative
repre- frfativts af both tne Hu.se
and senaJ, I4tmen ana su
rlnctt.
The lammIi $40 au4't rakr
tnuraueh sfuaF .l fae State
highway netds iof the teaIs anead
amd albmu regeuue eudat.aEs faf
non po'lt al prakfaw .e FHrt
g. meet fhem The ltg ata.t
would - agde o. uoIgai"u tu
acCept ire comuittee tiuumg
end could approve or leIc,' ans
oI ali ui them
M 49,. . lad
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
Too Late To Classify


20 o. datg With f,asonahle ae.
C.s.Ct. siate read department
recafds lnohaie. bua ths UEtent
aud condtaun oi coAanty ana
mauRinal highways. stTweta ana
nfloas- ESQ cumpstatINsly untk
piuf aua unknown lagtors A
.enHItsnu survey a. dNtsrmflut
Is Had needs therefore ~uuld
ns eut .f zoe principal obRetlve.
ui a long rsnge planning c'an-
n ttee
According tn statlrs noN avaii.
able. it s. rather accsig atsls eel
culated that uf tire 1850 miles -
urads 80 tne state system and ! =
mile, of bridges. : ss3 Wiiss -
oads and al miles of hsldgs
sr, totally deficsent and for the
ai.t ana effective serVlce ~
tre travelling public require rv
..nstructlon 81 en- estimated cost
af s2&q20I 600 faf faads ard s&8
"a 8o0 tur bridges But e. 80
ram the whole pl>tu of Fluflda >
n.nH&aN ncecis i equally as
important e. AMOS these suue
thlna about county ruads snd
cats streets.
At recent meeting st thF
Thrd Annual Fln .da Highs sy
Conference SESSION sponsored
bf thc g.tI engineering depart
ment g tire Univeul az oi Flolida
q resolution uas adupisd favor
ma . Iona range highway survey
and cop8s Wvre sent each lsgs
.at.r
Al u.e meeting } p Btacklss
81 tht sutumutive Haiety tuunda
tr pointed oct that fiursaa
rapp.ns o. bt unc % ths state
.shei, the ,shiclg acrease IS con
fdetaols ErvateT q 81 ths natlou
aI as-faNr There aft Quaftfl 81
81 nlInn more cars trucks and
al.s. un kuur streets end hfah
au. nan uan h-f1rr the "a ar
During 1915 abuue the iunp aaa
..n.t. hkc 66 0fm But tu
make attsfs wtfat ths faiin nl
...t.sl . q. at.Hfa 'vs
.fea1ti> muIntre ir iBsl fla
a raa about Il otN rss tvts4
ru. Tofa thr ITe seil Hvsf
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
COAL INDUSTRY "PLowINc UNDER"

The coal industry. Il seems. j. passing
from a period Of unusual prosperity a. a
result u a decline In demand. following
an unusual need during the wartime and
Immediate postwar period Il now faces
the threat of over-production with the
concomitant danger of cut-throat compe-
tition.
In Pennsylvania. the anthracite in
dustry solved is problem by an ALLEGATION
plan The bituminous industry faces a
more complex problem because of the
variety In the quality of coal In addition
the anthracite plan operates with the
blessing Of the state government Of Penn
sylvania. bat nobody knows whether or
not it violates the antitrust law The mat
ter has not been tested
John l.. Lewis. leader of the miners
suggests a three-day work week 90 main
tain economic stability in the soft coal in
dustrY. The shorter week would operate
indefinitely until the market requires
greater production. The proposal. it g.
known. attracts the operators. Who think
i might solve the threat of over produc-
ton and price-cuttInR
Without being better informed a 60
conditions facing the coal industry. We
would not BE- inclined 90 crtisise the
plan. II is much the same situation that
confronted the farmers If the nation I'm
the early thirties. when otcr-production
Flutted the market and it became ncces-
sary o. reduce production of farm crops.
This was greeted with a great hue and
cry. with the then Secretary of Agricul-
ture. Henry A. Wallace a, the particular
goat
Every body knows that manufacturers
DO not hesitate 90 cat production and to
throw employees out ct their Jobs in order
- prevent oyer-produetinn. u s. a time
established policy IN the manufacturing
business. We see no reason wky d should
net be followed in the fields of agriculture
and coalmining.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
hey West In
Days Gone By


CtEemf ana TaknaVeEt in
oFaanxVd tu ufaeF thH
tsrssfs of kes Wt "a asne 81 Htf
ileuF Eoraftan napsEa tasta M
Circuit 1uaa Aftn t
aaEpaFataFs ars ifsmFF hmwm s.
& blmhan On Gafh8 t
Caunahlf ama u 81 W
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

No national holidays have been es-
tablished by Congressional action.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

Advertisers who 81 result seldom
cut their budget appropriation.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

Did you stop 10 think that AN issue II
The Citizen represent. about me cheap
est investment you can make
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

Freedom of the press. if t live. will
serve the Interests Of the people
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

The reason 80 few politician appeal
90 the Intelligence OF voters IS obvious
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

MONOGRAPH
Dear Folks:
n may be trite 90 say Il. bot an edi-
Tor who tells all he knows won't 60 far
in his profession.
THE ORACLE
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

Tee auta twna
Ssw fmh e. Sen
lT8 ufsIe.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

and Mrs. L. Gould MacIntire and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Maull and
daughter of Milford spent Sunday
in Lewes with Mr.. Maull's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Bailey Maull at their
residence on Mulberry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Coulter and
daughter, Susan Adams of Green
wood, were the weekend guests of
Mrs. Coulter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanford Clifton. Mrs. Coulter
who viii be remembered as the
former jeanette Clifton, and her
daughter are spending a few days
of this week here. Mr.. Clifton is
quite. i'll at his home in Pilot Town.
Mrs. Howard Faust and son Rich
ard spent the weekend in Savan-
nah, Georgia, with Mrs. Fausts
the spring and summer with his
parents. Master Richard did not
return to Lewes as he will spend
/ grandparents.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

and Mrs. William Hammond of Fell
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hill and
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Richards.
On Saturday, Mrs. Richards, Mrs.
Phyllis Dorr and George Richards
accompanied by Mrs. Kensil Cook
of Wyoming spent the day in Will
mington.
Mrs. Bessie Hart was a dinner
guest on Sunday of her children,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hart, near
Frederick
Mr., and Mrs. Byron Knight of
Wilmington we're guests at birth
day dinner given for Mr.. Knight at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Knight and the Davis family
on Sunday.
Miss Mary Clough and Everett
Stayton of near Milford, were unit
ed in marriage at the parsonage
here at p. M, on Saturday by DR..
EC. M. Eiderice.
/ The bride, a nurse at the Milford
Memorial Hospital, was attended
! by her sister, Mrs. Franklin Rich
ards, and Mr. Richards was the
/ groom's best man.
Leon Hart has resumed his stu
dies at the University of Delaware
after spending his spring vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08

C. Hart.
Mrs. John Lindale entertained at
the Dinner Bell Inn on Sunday
evening. Her dinner guests were
Mrs. William Evans, Miss Frances
Evans, and Mr.. and Mrs. Janesa of
Camden, Miss Carrie Records and
John F. Lofiand of Wilmington, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Conner and son
of Dover and Mrs. Carrie Conner of
town.
Funeral services for Technical
Sergeant Charles Maloney will be
held at the Magnolia Church at two
o'clock on Sunday with Rev. Wal
ter L. Beckwith of Smyrna, con-
ducnig the services assisted by DR.
c.. M. Elderdice. The American
Legion of Dover will conduct mill
tary services. Burial will be al
Barratt's Chapel.
Sergeant Maloney entered the
service in 1912 and was killed OF
March Is of 1945 at Waldrack, Ger.
many. He was attached to the 16tl
Cavalry. mechanical division, anC
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Maloney.
Donald Moore, who is now sta
toned on the u. S. S. TacOnic, il
1 harbor at Portsmouth, Va, spen
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
EWES

Mrs. Mary Rasnick of Camden,
N. j., spent the weekend in Lewes
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Brittingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel West are
spending some time in Wilmington
visiting their son and daughter-in-
law Mr.. and Mrs. Dodson West
and family.
Anthony Danrow, who underwent
an operation several days ago at
the Beebe Hospital, Lewes, has re-
turned to his home on Mulberry
stareet where he is now conval-
escing.
Mr.. and Mrs Byron F. Clifton of
Bridgeville spent the weekend in
Lewes with Mr.. Ciifton's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
William p. Clifton at their home
in Pilot Town. Mr. Clifton, who has
been a patient at the Beebe Hos
pital, returned to his home in
pilot Town last Thursday.
Mrs. Weston Ellis is confined to
her home in Pilot Town because of
illness.
Jennings Bryant Of Baltimore
spent the weekend in Lewes with
Ills parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bryant at their home on Mulberry
street.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. John Elliott of Col
lingsdale, Pa, were the guests Of
Mr. Elliott's brother, Philip Elliott
aud family this week The ELI
otis are former Lewes residents.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar II
Warrington at their home on King:
Highway over the weekend were
their daughter, Miss Peggie War
rington, who is in training at ths
Memorial Hospital in Wilmington
and their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Es
colt and son also of Wilmington
Mrs. Escott will be remembered al
the former Miss Virginia Warning
ton,
Mrs. Louis P Evans has return
ed to her home in Lewes after ;
visit in Lansdowne, Pa, with he
granddaughter, Mrs. Betty Lofant
SpOhn
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis H. Smith hav
left on a six weeks airplane tri
to Africa, Egypt and London.
Mrs. Jacob Prettyman had as he
guests over the weekend Mr.. an
Mrs, Robert Woodside Of PitmaT
q. ].
Miss Constance MacIntire, VIII
attends Deyerux Academy in DeN
on, Pa, is spending her spring va
cation here with her parents, M
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-08
MAGNOLIA


Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hill and
Mrs. Roy Gourley and daughter
Arlene spent Saturday in Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Anderson and
Mrs. James Smith and children,
Dorelene and James Roy, were dim
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Camper Anderson in Rehoboth on
Sunday.
An organ recital will be held in
the church here on Sunday even
ing, April 10, beginning at eight
O'Clock. Colleen Dreggs of the ia
cobs Bros, in Philadelphia, will be
at the console of the Hammond
organ and Mrs. Hazel Englehart
will be guest soloist. DR.. T. G. Null
ligan will deliver brief address
and the public is cordially ipYited
to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel Roe enter
tanned twenty guests to a dinner
card party at their home on Sat
lurday night.
Mr.. and Mrse. J. Ralph Mcllvalne
had their children, Mr.. and Mrs
Bruce Frazier and Jerry of Mills,
boro with them for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Orvis, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Wilcutts, Mr.. anC
/ Mrs. Laurence FARRELL, Mr.. and Mrs
William Hinsley and Mrs. Maud'
Graybeal went to Washington, D
c., on Sunday to view the lovel.
cherry blossoms.
There will be services in tn
church here on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings of Hol
Week, so plan to attend these ser
vices each evening if possible.
i Nancy and Wayne Hart wer
among the guests at birthda
party at the home of their cousiI
Wayne Simpson in Houston, o
Saturday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Richards er
tertained on Friday evening, M