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Evening star., 1949-02-13
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

det. brick, liv. rm..
firepl., din. rm.. kit. 3 bedrms. and
bath, recreation rm, full bsmt.; near
buslines; priced to sell; only 5000
down. Mr.. Kostura. CHI. Sl61.
BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors.
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OPEN TODAY. l TILL 6

O1 I4N I OO3A I I 1413I y
baths, brick fireplace in liv. rm.,
coZy din. rm. complete kit, gas
heat. Truly a buy at only Sl5,500
Directions: Out Ga. ave. ext. to
Moves dr., left , blks. to end ave.
right about 80 #, then left tc
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VETS S3nn DOWN
Colored-FirSt, Showing

Open noon till dark. Sat. and Sun.
Lovely 5-rm. bunga, > blks from
District line. Oil heat, large fenced
easy terms. To inspect, drive out
Kenilworth ave. to Eastern ave,
right on Eastern to MINI. ave, left
at North Englewood sign, left al
lSt St. follow open signs. UN.
SR36 IRWIN B REAMY
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IS INDIAN SPRING DIR.

Silver Spring Open Sun. ! to &
pm. block north of Franklin and
Saybrook aves. to Brown realty sign
New spacious, 6-rm. brick homes
in Indian Spring ter; 3 bedrms. and
porch, large din. rm. Beautycraft
kit. tiled powder rm. beautiful rec
reation rm and Law in bsmt. slate
roof. copper pipes. cutters and
d0vnsooute Compare values. priced
a 500 900. terms to suit BROWN
REALTY CORP, pop1tcrs. Dupont
S.SS. crcs CH S1G-
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FOREST GLEN

2S06 Woodstock ave. A comfortable
6-rm.. 1l2-bath stone house in exc.
cond.; vacant The type Of house
that will appeal to home loving
peorle: large liv rm tfireblace), ,
well equipped kitchen, spacious din
ing room; full basement, maid S
room; large porch; beautifully
wooded lot (a0xl10). Just half
block Walter Reed Annex; conv. to
transp.. stores and schools. Imme-
diate possession. Price Sl4.150.
E. S. PRICE g. co.
Realtors. 11301 Ga. ave. PL. 1881
PT, oak
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New Home and Farmette

New Home and Farmette
Two acres on State rd.. % minutes to
rm. home. . baths; $4,000; 81, 500
down, balance lst trust 4iafe by
owner, S12O mo. To reach: Out
Central ave, miles past Largo to
Enterprise rd.. left 3 miles to house,
or out Defense hwy. miles from
III miles. to house. OWNER,
Bowie 3406.
WITHIN 5 MI. D. c.
New 6-rm. and bath masonry bunsa,,
low: nice kit. cement porch and
steps. bsmt.. oil &C: heat; acre acre
lot; $s,a5o. .ANdAcosIIA F1NAn,GsEE sE
or FIR. 0031.
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AVONDALE


De luxe brick bunga.. Just over D. c.
!nc. conv. to Capital Transit bus
and shopping center. > really lae
rms. full bsmt. expansion attic:
Anchor fenced lot. Must be seen
TO be appreciated. Priced to sell,
Sl4"50
S. DAVIS & co.
5SO4 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Md. WA. 1900. Open daily and
SUNDAY till pm.
BERWYN, Mr.. MD. UNIV.
Lovely brick. half frame, spacious
home. has living rm.. 132x24. with
open fireplace; dining rm., splendid
kit; on second fl. 3 bedrms., tile
shower bath oak floors, h.-w.h.. oil;
lge. bsmt.. toilet; nearly "a acre lot.
20x40 concrete blk; chicken house;
close to everything: lovely VILLAGE.
Priced to sell. Call now, Mr..
Valenti, HO. O043. with o. B.
ZANTZINGER, Jr.. Real Estate.
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NEAR TRAVILLAH

miles out OF Rockville on hard sur
faced road; 1-acre corner lot and
splendid level piece of ground: i'm
electricity only improvement: price.
S4,400: will finance with 81 400 ash.
CuTNCTON GROVE
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3 70 finance.
'GAITHERSBURG

Semibungalow; rooms and bath;
small basement. hot-air heat: cleo
tricity; price, $1,000; vacant; will
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SILVER SPRING

Open / til dark. Attrac 3-bedrm.
Brick. full bsmt. nice fenced yard;
close to shopping. Price, Sl3,950.
To reach: Out Colesville I'd. past
Four Corner shopping center Ia
blks. to open house. l0214 Colesville
I'd. 8. g. L. REALTY CO.. a7l3
Georgia ave. SH. 1141. from 8 It'll
O uaakdays
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BURR & YOUNG
2-UNIT APT.

Bargain price. $4,000: Make offer
Brick Diet. 2-story; liv. rm., bed
oil ii h. w h. Now owner er-occupied. For
merly rented at $50 ca. apt: A; K.
SEE1 We 1Ann l, st. W, Dl. S3g1.
Evening star., 1949-02-13

Rock Creek Forest-Det. brick homes.
in beautiful surroundings, between
10th st. and Conn. ave. & rms
fun basement, plans, side and
center entrance plans; all cows.
Directions: Out 10th st. to East
West hwy, left on East-West hwy.
to property: or out Conn. ave. to
East West hwy. right on East
premises.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-13

SILVER SPRING, MD.
Must be sold; center-hall .det. brk,.
g r., b., rec. rm., storm windows, oil
burner, elec. refer., furred. insu-
lated; built 3 yrs; tust off n. H.
ave, about " mi: beyond D. c.
line. Eve. or Sun, phone Mr.. owen,
Georgia $3.50.
L. T. GRAVETTE
1918 X Of. NV. Realtor. MA. 0753.
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BUNGALOW BARGAIN
81. ,5WIW tIII y PIT. i
HONEYMOON HAVEN

Sl1.@@5O. rms. and bath ultra
mod. with lovely lot. 6OXl5n. Sur
rounded with beautiful tree. Clean
as pin. recently rcdCcol2tCd.
hardwood frs. screened and Insu
LACED. sac Don't miss his op-
pOrtunity for a money saving pu:-
chase. Call now. ST. 3;,!;}. Pill
LIPS & CO ID
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SILVER SPRING

Brick bungalow. z. yrs. old. in re-
stricted residential community; liv.
rm.. din. rm., kitchen, 2 bedrms.,
heated sunroom 12x15, tiled bath;
entire attic finished in knotty pine;
oak floors, air-cond. heat: large
Handicapped lot with barbecue grill.
Call MORRISON AGENCY, SH. 3497;
eveA SH 30R5
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5 EXCEPTIONAL VALUES

5 EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
Rock Creek Hills Area, rms. ~
hall plan. white painted brick coloni-
al. Just 2 yrs. old; liv. rm. !4x2h;
12x12; master bedrm. l4x23; other
bedrms 12xl2 and 12xl4: storage
attic, gas heat. A real buy at S29,-
$50.
BRADLEY BLVD.
4 bedrms. and nursery, beaut. wooded
corner lot, lily. rm. 15x24. der. break
fast rm.. powder rm.. maids rm.
and bath, 2-car gar, rec. rm. with
fireplace, tile roof. A real buy at
EDGEMooR, ; BETHESDA
bedrms,, 2 baths; nr: stores. schools;
frame prewar home, in excel. cond.;
for S24. 500 on liberal terms.
GREENWICH FOREST AREA
You will fall in love with this prewar
white painted brick home, on lovely
Handicapped lot; reception hall. stairs.
kit. and gar. at front; liv. rm. and
din. rm. and screened porch at rear:
rec. rm. and workshop in bsmt.: !!
fhoo You will want it badly at s"l'-
BETHESDA, Mr.. STORES
6-rm. prewar brick. A jam of a
house in jam of q. location for
folks who want to live close to
schools, stores, buses. theater, and
at the same time enjoy the privacy
Of a quiet residential street; gas
heat, screened porch, maid,s rm..
less than 100000 For more de-
tails and inspection OF any or all of
the Ave fine values described above,
phone OIL. 1904 today or any week
day until 8 pm. -
SYDNEY KARR, REALTOR
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OPEN SUNDAY. is PM.

6?4 Gist ave, Silver sprlnG-Brick
bungalow, large bedrms.. tiled
knottv pine. large attic; full price.
Sl3.65O Directions: Out P>lev
Branch I'd to Gist ave, turn left
to open sign. PRINCE GEORGES
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Rea!toI. 81. HE. 81. Sly.
Mr.. HECHT co.
7AFFFIIRFAJ ESTATE

Custom built brick home and office.
combination nearing completion.
Corner lot, ) miles north OF District.
Fastest growing suburban commun-
ity. 3 bedrm.. II, baths, |. r. d. r,
kit office has separate entrance 4
rms and comb l., bath and lab.
GaitherShnrg A3l-W-o
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.CHEVERLY BEAUTIFUL

Television free. Bendix free, 4Ts GI
loan free to non-GI: all this and a
new six-room brick home with fire.
place, side porch. splendidly equip
ped kitchen snd a basement so drv
and light. with gas heat. that II
could even be rented to friends and
help to pay the verv small mort
gaRe poymert. Very close TO Schools,
bus and shopping. AS little as S.
500 down will do it or more down
would still further reduce the
monthly payment. It has an idea'
Ccmbination Of desirable attractions
in a very desirable neighborhood.
Priced r>'v S1S.A00.
CHEVERLY RAMBLER
Fifty by twenty-eight rambler. sit
ting in the middle Of two OF the
choicest. most prominent lots on
Cheyerly ave Music room. living
room with fireplace, entertainment
size dining room, large kitchen with
extended breakfast nook. Two bed
rooms and tile bath downstairs and
two bedrooms and bath upstairs:
possible to drive two cars into ga
rage under the house; chestnut trim
first floor. See 1t and make an offer.
A. STANLEY MOREAU
4e17 Annapolis rd, WA. 267l; eyes,,
WA. $3.50.
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SILVER SPRING

Imm aculate 6-rm det. brick. full
bsmt.; lge. corner lot; good close-in
location; exc. financing at A.. Priced
at only S14750.
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp
8124 old GeorgetoWn Rd.

8124 Old Georgetown Rd.
Detached brick home on large we'll
Handicapped lot. Liv. rm., firepl., din.
rm., kitchen, bedrms., Hollywood
bath, full bsmt, oil h.-w.h., screened
porch. Det. gar. Weather stripped,
Insulated. Storm Windows. Shown
by appointment. SULLIVAN BROS,
1920 K st. NV, ME. 1929. u 5
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BEDROOM ON 1st FLOOR

corner lot. Cape
Cod brick. with ~ f. !iv!n~ rm fire
place. bcdronm and bath. dining .rm ,
modern ';itchcn IN 1t .: two hed-
rms and ta-''. "nd q l.; arlplo clos,
spare. recro"t'on rm. new oil burn
er: house is in inmaculate c9n@iti0H
We recommend this rs one of the
best buys o. todav's marFet
F. NJ. FRY. INC. WI. 6740
Evening star., 1949-02-13
POOR MANS CASTLE

1OOlV 4VI1iIN D OIAO III
New fve-room brick bungalow with
eas automatic heat; Ave rooms and
expansion attic: basement contains
copper plumbing and laundry tubs;
storm windows already on to save
your heat bill One block to bus.
10 cents and 20 minutes to down.
town; two blocks 10 stores and new
est grade school; " miles from Peace
loan availeb,r TO ro--GI Sl1.inO:
81 300 and Ss1 monthly. or 81 800
down and S71 monthly covers all
costs
A. STANLEY MOREAU
1917 ANNAPOLIS rd. WA. "57l.
Evening star., 1949-02-13
CHEVERIY

On Main street. Stone Cape Cod;
24-ft. liv. rm. with ftp, family
sized d. T., breakfast rm. and dream
kit. 3 lge bedrms. :. baths, fu
bsmt garage, screened porch. Price
reduced to Sl1,950. Call WA. 5000
til O D m
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PREWAR BRICK
05O3 St Andrews WaV

JJUO bU. AIIUIFWS VIC
Opcn 1-5 Sun. one of the best built
homes in close in Silver Spring.
huge 3-hedroor1 new brick home, a
stones throw from Slieo Park; cor
tains also ~ baths. immenfe side
screened porch, buil.-in garage, We
netian blinds. etr. Directions: Ou'
Georgia ave. to Colesville rd. to ST
Andrews WAY Cat Sligo Cr. Park
wavD left blks to home. WOOD
MOOR AGENCv, INC, Realtors, SH
5555. SH 3515
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SILVER SPRING

pet. bunga. on large wooded lot; .
bedrms., firepl in liv. rm:; gas &C:
heat. full bsmt.: insulated and
weather stripped: full attic that
can be made into 2 rms; price;
S11,5O0. SULLIVAN BROS, 1920
K st NV NE. 4323. III
Evening star., 1949-02-13

2-story frame; LIST floor, front hall,
powder room. double living room.
very large dining room. kitchen with
breakfast nook. all hardwood floors
downstairs: End floor. ; bedrooms
and bath, plenty of closet space; full
basement. stoker hot-water heat: ga
rage, chicken house and workshop;
plenty of garden space: will consider
Evening star., 1949-02-13
UBuRBAN sALE-MARYLANp
UNIVERSITY PARK

UNIVERSITY PARK
Corner. 3 lots, with beautiful Early
English design brick, 2-story home;
large liv. rm with firepl., full size
dining rm., modern kit; full bsmt
rec. rm. with firepl., laundry nm,
"a bath adjoining; oil h.-w.h. double
garage; yard well Handicapped incl.
Ash and lily pond, 7x12. Call Mr..
Holloman for appt., ewes. FIR. 1898.
CAMPANELLA g. WOOD, Elk. Ala.
Evening star., 1949-02-13
LAYTONSVILLE

2-story frame. covered with Johns
Manville siding; completely ARRANGED
into apartments of rooms and
bath each; plenty of closet space oil
hot-water heat; large garden space
for both apartments: garage: splen-
did opportunity to build store on va
cant lot as it has 150-foot frontage;
price, SIC, 500.
. NKs1z- N,.4 -f 1~ol,,,s11@
Evening star., 1949-02-13
MECHANIC

Here's an opportunity to buy a home
and business on l acre home de-
tached from garage: can be financed
For more details. call
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
UN 7G4". Ia
OPEN l TO S, SAT. SUN.
6"25 Goth ave, Green Meadows;
vacant 6-rm. mod. home. new
house cond.. oil heat: mr. SCHOOLS.
bus. shopping: 5000 down. JOHN
H. JOHNSON. 1906 Jefferson St,
Hyattsville, WA, $3.50. -l3
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S12,95O

Newly decorated, 6-rm. detached brick
with full bsmt; on large lot in cor
yenIent section Of Silver Spring
Small down payment, easy financing.
Philip B. Key, Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-13

An exceptionally fine home OF re-
sency design, built for present owner
in l94l of prcwar quality. on 7l4
acres IN that popular Potomac Hunt
Club section near Rockville; a center
hall plan providing bedrooms, 3I2
baths besides servants room and
bath and 3-car garage. Here is ideal
living. only u mi. from D. c.. via
River rd.. with all the comforts OF
city property that should have in
slant appeal TO a 100000 buyer.
R; P. RIPLEY, Realtor, ST.. GIL.
ONCE open Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Calvary Chorus To
Present Program This
Coming Sunday

On Sunday evening at 1880 in the
Calvary Methodist church, the
youth and adult choirs under the
direction of Mr.. John Frick will
present the Christmas story in mu-
sic.
This service for the past several
years has been one of the great SER
vices during the Advent season.
The pastor will be assisted by The
Rev. Kenneth Kepler, pastor of the
Milford Presbyterian Church.
The program to be presented Is
as follows:
Come and Worship" Smart
Wilson-cOmbined chOirs.
"Sleep Little Jesus" Bohemian
Carol
Jesus, Joy of Mans Desiring"
Johann S. Bach
New Years Carol" Norwegian
Folk song-youth choir.
There's a Song in the Air"
Obey Speaks sOloist Mr.. H. Nichols
GAS Lately We Watched"
Austrian Carol
What Child Is This?' English
Carol
shepherds, Shake Off Youl
Drowsy Sleep" Besancon Caro-
"My Sheep Were Grazing" Ger.
man CarOl-adult choir
"Cantique deNOel' Adlph6
Adams-solist Mrs. 10 Ann Wilkins
Come Let Us Adore Him"
Reading Wilson-cOmbined chOirS
"Stille Nacht' Franz Gruber-
sOloist Mr. NJ. Alexander Glasmire
''The Sleep of The Child Jesus"
! Old French Noel
Rise Up, Shepherds, an Foil.
er" Negro Spiritual-doublC
quartet.
Sweet Little Jesus Boy" Ro-
bert Neutrality-suspicious. Mr.. Johr
Frick
"Hallelujah Chorus" George f
HanGel-COmbined chorus
The ChOirs of Calvary churcl
would like to help you enjoy you
Christmas by bringing this mess
age in music. The public is invited
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Latex MOurns Death
OF Lillian Wiley

The sudden death of Lillian P.
Wiley, 426 South New street, Do
yer, is mOurned by the management
and employees of International La
tex Corporation, where Mrs. Wiley
was employed. The death is par
ticularly tragic because Mrs. Wiley
was only 80 years old and left a
family of five young children.
1t is highly significant and of
general interest to the community
to learn that although Mrs. Wiley
had worked for the International
Latex Corporation only nine weeks,
she nevertheless was protected with
a life insurance policy in addition
to the disqualification and surgery
insurance which all employees of
the company enjoy and the cost of
which is borne fully by the COM
pany itself.
It is therefore heartening to
know that although Mrs. Wiley
had worked only nine weeks at
Playtex Park, her family will re-
ceive $1,000 in cash which repre-
sents Mrs. Willey's accumulated in
surance benefit from the Latex
Company.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
First Concert Was
Held In Milford
On Sunday Last
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AeAANAAA4a AAAAA AAAaN EAt-t
two piano solos and an encore, the
Fire Dance by Scarlatti.
Miss Farrell's final group of num-
bers, sung entirely in English,
were so favorably received that she
was brought back for a number Of
encores before the audience was
willing to disband. The entire pro-
gram was so well performed and so
well chosen, that it could be enjoy
ed by everyone.
The Eileen Farrell Hour with
Symphony Orchestra has delighted
millions of people here and abroad
and the Milford Community Con-
cert Association considers itself
most fortunate to have been able to
present as the opening attraction
an artist of such renown to the peo-
pie of this area.
The second in the series of con-
certs will be held on Sunday, Jan
uary 20, 1850, and will feature the
St. Louis SinfOnietta, while the final
offering featuring the talented con-
cert pianist, Gyorgy Sander, will be
present on Sunday, February 26.
The executive committee for the
Association has as its President
M. A. Glasmire, Principal of the
! Milford High School.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Angola Grange


Angola Grange No. 81 held their
annual Christmas party last Mon
day evening, December 5, at the
home of Mrs. Ella Graham at Re-
hOboth Beach. The program was in
charge of Mrs. Rufus Roach, also
of Rehoboth. The program con-
sisted of readings, recitations, and
singing Christmas carols. One Of
the highlights of the evening was
the candle light service conducted
by Mrs. Bertha Marsh in which all
participated. Our hostess, Mrs. Ell
la Graham served delicious home
made cake and ice cream and cof-
fee. Everyone had a most enjoy
able time. Thanks to the hostess.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
To Appear On
New Milford Stage

Smiley Burnette, Americas num-
ber one western comic of the screen
and radio, is coming to the stage of
the New Milford Theatre in per-
son Sunday. Smiley has appeared
in over 130 motion pictures with
such stars as Roy Rogers, Gene Au-
try and Charles Starrett. He has
also made 1000 personal appear
ances and appeared on innumerable
radio shows in his long and varied
career. He is one of the most ac-
cOmplished musicians in show bus
mess, playing a total of 50 musical
instruments, and all well, too!
What is more remarkable is the
fact that he cannot read a single
note of music plays them all
by ear. Smiley will appear three
times Sunday at 200, AIS and
9:15. The screen feature is the
BOwery Boys in Master Minds"
On Friday and Saturday of this
week the New Milford is Offering
an exceptional 5-act stage revue
featuring one of the most novel
acts in vaudeville. It's Sam Lin
field and his Krazy Scouts q
riotous acrobatic act featuring {
people including two midgets
Other talent includes Fred and
Fac fun off the record; Sunny
Gale . lovely singer of songs;
and Lou Browne the tall tale
teller.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Analysis Of FOremen's
Problem Is Conducted

The State Department of Public
Instruction, Trades and Industries
branch, has instituted a series of
conferences with foremen and ex-
ecutives of Sussex poultry. The pur-
pose is to analyze the job of fore
man, discuss his problems, garner
experiences, and promote discus
sion of all fOremen.
1t is an educational program
sponsored by Sussex Poultry Com
pany of Milford and conducted by
the board of education.
The first of these dinner-confer-
ences took place December 2, at
which time M. ~ Pack introduced
the conference leader, Frank M
FOrstburg, who led the discussion
which was participated in by all
conference members.
The main topic for the evening
was the duties and responsibilities
of a good foreman.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Items of a Purely
Personal Nature


Mrs. Edward ~ Kelley is a pat
lent in Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
Kelley IS suffering with grippe.
Mrs. Mabel Murphy is spending
some time in Douningtown, Pa,
with Mr.. and Mrs. George v. Hor-
ton.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Herman Nc
Matt and son Jackie were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Robbins last
week.
Miss Ruth Kimmel, a Duke Uni
versity student, will arrive home
for the holiday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dean Kimmel on
Tuesday.
Miss Rachel James, of Delaware
Hospital Nurses Training school in
Wilmington, spent the past week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin C. James.
Mrs. Ruth Humes, a senior at
Maryville College, Maryville, Tenn
will return home next week for the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Humes.
Mrs. Harry H. Brakeley of Riv-
ertOn, N. J. was the the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brakeley al
their home on Clarke Avenue Fri
day and Saturday of last week.
William o. Adkins, a student al
University of Maryland, will arrive
home on Tuesday for the holiday
vacation with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. L. o. Adkins and will enjoy
with the family dinner on Christ.
mas Day.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Christmas Program
At AUenue Methodist

GsOnnnusa from nFss E@s9
The Avenue Choir. Shirley Lancas-
ter, soloist
'The First Noel" traditional
The Male Octette.
silent Night, Holy Night" Cru
ber-Curry-The Avenue Choir,
Elaine Townsend Dickerson, solo
ist.
20 Holy Night" Adams-Mrs.
Frank Yon, soloist.
PART Iv-The Glory
Scripture: Luke 2:13-14.
And the Glory Of the Lord, "
Handel-The Avenue Choir.
"Hark! The Herald Angels Sing,
MendelssOhn-B -Bartholdy-The Male
Octette.
I "Hallelujah Chorus" Handel
4 The Avenue Choir.
! Member of the Male Octette are
/ Wilson SockridP, Robert Layton
Jack Tease, Frank PettyjOhn, vii.
liam Wells, James Johnson, Wilt.
am Wilson, and Vernon Lemex.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Hospital HOstesses

December 17-Mrs. George Man
love.
December 18-Mrs. Carl March.
December 19-Mrs. Edward Sale
van.
December 2O-Mrs. Paul Fenni-
more.
December 21-Mrs. David Pack.
December 22-Mrs. George Man
love.
December 23-Mrs. Neils Jensen
December 24-Mrs. Neils Jensen
December 25-Open.
December 26-Mrs. Robert Deats
December 27-Mrs. William Muir.
ply.
December 2S-Mrs. George Mack.
lin.
December 29-Mrs. Harvey Dav.
idson.
December 3O-Mrs. Henry Wilk
ins.
December S1-Mrs. George Man.
love.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16


Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Conlin Of
Claymont were weekend guests Of
MIR. and Mrs. J. Postles Hammond.
DR.. and Mrs. Clyde Nelson, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie March and John
f. Glenn were in New York last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Humes Grier Of
Perryman, Md, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R,
Grier.
Miss Patsy Grier and Miss Bar
bara Fooks, who are attending a
Southern Seminary will be home
this weekend for the holidays.
Claude L. Tease, Of the Univer,
sity of Delaware will return to Mil.
ford this weekend for the holiday;
with Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Denney
Miss Eleanor Humes will arrive
home for the holidays tomorrow
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J
H. Humes She is a student at Viii.
liam and Mary College.
Mrs. Walter Sezna and daught
ers, Barbara Jean and Kathy, ar,
spending some time with Mrs. Da
Wis R. Grier. The Seznas have liveC
in Arlington, Va, and will sool
take up their residence in Edge
more, Delaware.
Mrs. NJ Roy Hart of ST. Peters
burg, Florida, who has been tn,
+ guest of Mrs. F. Burgette Short lef
for Baltimore on Monday. Mrs. Ed
win ID. Steele of Wilm., was tn,
weekend guest of Mrs. Short ant
returned home on Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
Legion SOlicits
Toys For Needy

For the benefit of the needy chill
dren of Milford, American Legion
Post No. 3, is conducting a drive
for new and used toys. The COM
mittee for this purpose consists of
Oscar T. Moore, Reese Jester and
Melvin ROsenzweig. Under their di-
rectiOn the local Legionnaires are
collecting toys for the less FORUM
ate children.
Either new toys or toys which
can be repaired are acceptable.
Each toy that a resident can
spare, will brighten the heart of
some child whose Christmas would
otherwise be bare"
Any toys that can be spared are
to be turned over to any member
of the committee or of the post. II
you prefer to have someone call
for the toys, telephone Milford 41SS
or 1878.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
KING-INGRAM

Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Brenda Lee
King, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
land King, Of Georgetown and Mr..
Lionel Nelson Ingram, Jr., son of
Mrs. L. n. Ingram, Sr., and the late
Mr.. Ingram Of Milford. The we'd
ding took place in Wesley Metho-
dist Church, Friday, December 2,
with the Rev. William o. Hackett,
pastor of the church. performing
the ceremony. Attendants for the
couple were Mi. and Mrs. Donald
Craft of Georgetown. The young
couple will reside in Milford.