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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27
ALEXANDRIA
Rambling Colonial

ALEXANDRIA
Rambling Colonial
This elegant home just year old.
with - bedrms-. den, sevtns rm:.
huse living rm,. beautiiuIly earpeteo.
dining run, fully equipped kitehen.
and n acre: u contains Just about
everything . discriminating family
misht wish. $40, 900.
LURIA BROS.
$500 wilson blvd. ow. $500. 81
ALEXANDRIA
Home for . ssrdener. A beautiful
corner. iandscapsd lot 100xe0. I'm
maeuiate 4-bedrm. home, large liv.
rm-. state--s.se dining room, eauip
. sit. = fun s, Ssn III priced for in'nsd
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. ct oiehe Rd- ow. 1890.
ALEXANDRIA SUBURBAN
This 2-yr. -oid white brick gem. mes
tied against baekdroD Of tossrins
rising slope. Bsssmsn,-level ssrase
above which 10 delightful screened
porch with awning. Center hall and
8 spacious rooms, plus storage tor
bedroomt and iarge utility room.
Very large. bright. sA-eieefyie
Kitchen. Lnmaeuiate condition.
Hishly rsstrsetsd community Of nns
Whitton b schreiner, Inc.
134 n. Pfts D.. Asx. va oy;
SIT, eve& and Bum, III. I'll 81 ---2G
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NO CASH DOWN

10 more new homes II Huntinston are
nov available. semidst brick and
shinsis; . bedrooms, tils bath :a!l
location. Pun loan 70 oualifed vet
sran. se.pR0 sales price. dsposii "a
cover settlement costs. nonsst. ioa n
also Sample home open daily 70
Pm. A. south sdse Of Alexandria
% Y g. No ! hwy; follow sisns,
CORP. 1000 Overlook DR., OV. iopi
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Silver spring-$1,000 Down
Corner brick, / blk. of Ga. ave,
near Wheaton. Contains 3 bedrms.
tile bath, Ice. liv rm. with porch.
din. rm.. fully equip, kit. auto. oil
heat; lge. lot; excellent condition.
PAT TROIANO, MA. $3.50
Ewes. call LII. 3-s1l1. -2s
SLIGO CREEK PARK
PICTURESQUE 5-room brick home and
2-story northlight. studio. Woodsey
que in vailed earden. seclusion.
Convenient location and real work
shop for the professional artist. On
34-acre lot. with garage and car
port. Owner. leaving town, must
sell. Call Mrs. Jones, SH. 4490.
cox A. co INC I'm lh26
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SILVER SPRING
BRICK CAPE COD

1 bedrm. and powder rm. on Isl
floor. Liv. rm. with fireplace. din
rm., spacious kitchen. 2nd floor
Located in Montgomery Hills; z
blocks from good shopping enc
transportation. Only S16.960. Cal
SH SOLO till . pm. MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT d INSURANCE CO.
S055 18th St. Silver Spring, Nd
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CHEVERLY
OWNER LEAVING CITY

Will sell far below market value. "a
acre cor. property on cheyeriy ave.
beautiful lawn. rare shlvhoery sno
doVors, fash pond. maGntncent holy
and dosweod trse.; iafss , sas "a n9 ssS:
SorcSss. IN. m. asxI5. din m. I'D
I'll. Ht. end pantry. fun bsmt.. con
crete gar, completely. auto. OIL n.
VII. With .summer.ytntsr nocE9G;
Ind a. has larVe master bsdrm- With
door 70 epsn porch. Sthsr 9 bsdrps;
AZ rsrdens; complete bathYm. Thu
houne d suitable for doctor. or iArIe
fGmity: bus ut corner. church. schools
and shopping eenters nearby. Price,
$1b, $50. Please do not oner less
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Army and Navy Personnel

Transfer assignments Of 5 AFmy sne
Navy of,csys vii msks assilaets b.
july acme OF The mesa etsirahis
and fsshisnshs brick hosnsA Ih
Alsxs Hnria ; ans 4 eedrms Prem
q business OF family atAndpotnt thst
are ndst attTaettkt Ftan 10 sc*ne
an afternoon OF sssnins With Us
and zee . variety Of seed haEass
JACK q MAIZE. ResitoT "a %
ROYAL st Aak Day, Al. hsss
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Arlington Realty Co.
1904 wilson Bive- ON. 500
NrAD n4eY FAM

LING WI IsSAlty W.
1904 wien Bixe. QW: s3oe.--91
NEAR MCLEAN
i srs ssa 3; :isa.s. ss % s...s.e .sls
With panorsnie view Q IN Celestial
hama, Idcpbie Nv. m; 81 hsass
barn; shieksn hcnee- This prceerty
% cciy 3 ID frem !cAasn Drt1ga.
can 81 made . real shev psacs.
Addiftozsl aereAse avail eftcs
teruss. for aept. can u H hNp.
PALS Cnsrch NedteAl Csntsr gl4g-
PA o0pa Of Unwood - s.
MADISON MANOR
OPEN DAILY, $50 TO .
Nsv e-rm. hsick cclcelsi ho1ss.
featursns /. Ia ard esfha. perEhss
and eaYaeess avatlahia fer iRme4tnte
occupsncys a aDprssees HAZE
NJ: $500 cash wtn naedk 40
reach: Drive sut y. wash. ease. .
y. NeKiniey I'd. turn sefs - Ned3-
srn Aenog azGn an& ax&fe51 hoDe,
Pct saI 1ssalis ean
y. =. WESTENBER6kR
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ONLY ONE

Yor "a, 900 down. you can evn this
clean 2-bsdroom bunss los. with sn-
psnsion attic END fuil basement oil
road. walking distance to bus and
ahopping Price siA,S00. MILLS
REALTY CO, Annandaie. PA 0aae
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
ONLY S11.5OO

ONLY $11,500
Asp s% y s.i ri snd H xsh isSs 81,
81 800 down buys this lovely z
bedrm., liv. rm,. din. rm. and den
Act quick IS this one won't last.
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
a bsarm' Nv rm With st9..e rspnIs Isl,
S14.50O. asking price.
ST. 500 DOWN
S-bedrm; brick Colonial. liv; rm.. din;
ironer all With the total price. 4
real buy at S13.950.
81 500 DOWN
Buys this attrae ,2.bedrm: suns !;
pr beautiful golf course In Silver
BRICK BUNGALOW
3 bedrms.. years old. we'll con-
structed, oil heat: lot 50x150; easily
SUBURBAN INVEST. CO.
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COUNTRY CLUB

COUNTRY CLUB
Quality and aristoeraey combined. q!
goes with this charming home In
this lovely section, Private bath In
masters bedrm, also elaseu 1
other oedrms. and tiled bath Plus
sun deck upstairs Ideal ist-n iiv
rn., dining rm.. equip kit and u
bath and screened porch Pull bAmt
with Law Constructed Of atone and
brick and priced for immsd. sale Al
s2l $50
Arlington Realty Co.
22o4 wilson blvd. ow $500. 81
Country Club-$29, $50
You really should zee this attractive
French provincial prevar brick home
with 7 lovely rms. ana 3ts baths
on HANDICAPPED wooded aere There
n ls-noor bsdrm or den and pvt
bath along with powder nm spa
cious receipt. hall. liv. rm,, din. rm..
equipped kit, and ltv. porch With
3 bedrms. and . baths on End floor
full bsmt, attrsc gar.; slate root
and all the trimmings. Owner NOV
ing just put on market Shown
by Apt. only. Call US o till O.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
Exrh,sivsiv ru akDa mr. ~ sgTS
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DOMINION HILLS

DOMINION HILLS
3 -bedroom all brick home In this h.sh
North Arl. location. Fenced yard.
fun bsmt. fireplace; l blk. 10 bus
81 $50 to OF with Si,4o0 down.
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson. OIL. 42le, OK 05ao.
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BURCH REALTY co.
$500 DOWN, $4,000
To CT. Beautiful subdivision, all Ice,
wooded lots. near Univ. Of Nd: 2
lse bedrms. and bath. Ice. Inv. rm..
Ing and plumbing finished for more
rms. and bath; full bsmt., outside
entrance, a.-c. gas heat, copper
plumbing. insulation. screens, many
other modern features; close to
everything: see this lovely subdi-
vision for yourself; also easy terms
arranged for nonveterans.
BURCH REALTY co.
Realtors, s6o5 Bait. blvd, College
Park. Nd, TO. 67s3, TO. 1883;
ssy.ssS, TO. Asoe' uN. 1891. az sH'
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THESE AND MORE

: rm- fr. ramoter. moe; ga acres.
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rm. fr. s.zl acrss; ~ mi. d. G.
5 rm. II. ~ acres; ~ nj .. c.
8 I'm. IT. and a-ssz ssr.: / ssrs.
8 m rev cass ced. On y ssrs.
. n: ir. 9 Acres: - nl y. q.
sss Us Art fer W. mai ntsss q
any kind Upsn svery eay unEn .
BARNEY REAL ESTATE
Nc. eonnsssse With AZ sshsr srs.sr.
1ses sewes; Pa s'0l ss' ys.s Is.
LYON VILLAGE SPECIAL
P.rss ofsrins Of this custom -saiit
Colonial home located In ths hear
Of Lyon yiIiase on Q beautiful level
lot. Brick construction. klsts. roof.
Built By present owner and dis
piaytng the fnest In materials and
vorkmanahip. First O. has ise. Nv.
nm. with freel-. pcwaeT rm. ioysly
din. rm. and kit; 9nd Q. has mater
bedrm. with tiled bath ard ether
bedrms With tiled bath: fun hsnt-,
beautiful rec. rn. with aysra., maid .
rm. or voskshep snd bath: lss- sses
porch With sun deck. $4,000 cash.
owner Win eafry bal
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Arlington Realty Co
TRY THIS ONT FOR SIZE

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CHEVERI.Y

Nv owner, of5icer transferred. vii
saeriAee lovely a-bedrm. prevar 81
sslek: dss sr,sf , rsT.: .s:d lo s. S.ss y, =
rm.. osi h.-s.h.. ih baths; located
3Oll Cheveriy ave, near echoolS.
perks: IDEAL for children. WA Ikoo
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PARADISE

This different home In desirable Als1-
andria location. appealias corner
lot with me trees. roses and variety
Of shrubs. Distinctive ifvins Ym
ana dining rm.. bsdrrns. and bath
Ideal for entertaining
MANNAS REALTY CO.
ans Wilson Blvd. OIL. o. OF, 77sA
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BETHESDA

Beautiful det. brick home. 8 bedrms.
OIL heat. screens. slate To2f and
large back yard. Lot l7O-feet deep
Hayer. ME. 300; ewes. OR. 1913
Leo M. Bernstein 81 Co.
1llS Z st. NV. Realtors. ME. 800
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HOME AND INCOME
Open Sat. and Sun.
1905 Silver Hill I'd. Suitiand. Md
Arranged ~ 8, 2-bedrm. apts.. spa
cfous rms, 8 tiled baths. hreplaces,
ideal for doctor or lawyer. price re-
ducsd for quick sale. Arrange to see
this property this weekend, AT.
0666, AT. $3.50.
THE GABLES co.
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4 BEpRMS-. 2i, RATHs

DLItIt4No,t . E1t Z IkN
Tasts home 10 truly uaasaai IN Q bese-
lttpl wooded sec gsen st LySp VILLAGE
n~i1GeIful kit Gln I'm sne seesas.
arr lis rm With eFep4 on arcuas
lstsl Mos; slgr,aee iN rm With
hrenl sas g escfsh. ane bath es
lst hoet . hedfms sns bath en- sne
ncer VITA . iatsl Of Il tisa<t. r
hhns brock hlk 80 eat ana sheT-
pins price sge 80, finances With
iArss Ss ia trast Haswn BY az
pelntmsnt only Csll
M. T. Broyhili a. Sons, Inc
casa Lee IVY ca $500 Y e v
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BRICK BUNGALOW

BRICK BUNGALOW
5 rms. bath. basement, exp. attic.
sab: BY owner and builder: FLA
approved; lot b0x100, Open ewes.
Sat. and sunday. 606 61st ave-,
Csp. Hts, Nd, HI. 6s0s, 1884. 20
$8,500-HYATTS.
BUNGALOW
81, 800 down and S62,50 per mo will
buy this lovely bungalow on lot
S0x150 with Ice. shade trees: has
full bsmt, asbestos-shinsle siding;
in excellent condition and located "
block from grade school.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-06
To Evocuote 1000
Jews Trapped
In Shanghai

Efforts to evacuate some 1000
Jews trapped in Shanghai are be-
ing pressed by the Joint Distri-
button Committee and the Inter-
national Refugee Organization, it
was reported this week.
JDC's director in Shanghai, A
dolph c. Glassgold of New York,
is standing by in the beleaguered
city and speeding plans for the
removal of the refugee group,
according to these reports.
Half of the 1000 remaining
Jews in Shanghai are Europeans
who made their way to Shanghai
to escape Hitlerism a decade ago.
The rest are longtime residents
of the city, many of whom have
been there since World War I.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-06

AS far as Jacksonville is con-
cerned there is little interest in
either event Oddly enough
the recent z. o. A.-Morgenthau
fracas has left the community
calm 49,. and the, quarrel be-
tween Silver and Monitor merited
little discussion here Not that
I think people were totally disin-
terested I believe that there
simply was the feeling that moth
ing much more from this locale
could be done about it, anyhow.
The distressing point, however,
is that only the old liners are
concerned over the battles .
The new corners are so utterly
confused they stopped counting
the score after the first encount-
er -. And in a great many quar-
tiers where young men and wom-
en- are in leadership there is still
hesitation over taking national
Z.O.A. seriously -.
From Jacksonville there will
be no new and enthusiastic blood
to the New York convention .
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-06
BY Ethel Teddy" Moscovitz

r.,,er is definitely here and
~ 4 comes the end of organi-
V '.Ional work and the dramatic
s w. meetings and the final
w. Of effort for additional
Monday afternoon the Daugh-
= If Israel at a Mother augh-
luncheon will close their sea-
!, and install a new slate OF
I%.ers It is a young and eff
rs;ont group the Sisterhood will
placing in office, and with
E.vised techniques already in the
'tHng the organization is settling
,orn to a summer Of calm to
rrplude an active and intensive
E.n and winter which will come
Nth the breaking of ground for
new Center building 49,.
Senior Hadassah will close its
.s,sOn Tuesday with a regular
Meeting in the Jewish Center
suditorium -. While Junior
Hadassah is planning a fashion
how and card party for the eve
ning Of May 18th with the French
Novelty Shop arranging the
chow Featured will be child
ren and adult sports wear .
PHYLLIS Paul has placed tickets
on sale for the public -. Every
|one is cordially invited to attend.
As previously reported the
Ladies Aid will have a card party
lat l:3O on the eleventh at River
Garden All are invited to
|ioin there also Players are
asked to- bring their own cards.
X 4 4 +
But with the closing of regu-
liar activities for local groups at
is being focused on the
regional B'nai Birth convention
it is being held in Ha-
vana, Cuba and the national
z0.A. convention which will be
held May 9th at the Commodore
Hotel in New York -.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-06

NEW YoRK:-Dr. Chain Weizmann. President of Israel. (seat-
ed at desk) receives distinguished guests in his Waldorf Astoria
apartment before the $3.50 a plate dinner on behalf of the Weizmann
Institute of Science. in Israel. L. to r.: Frank Goldman. President
of Bnai Birth: Maurice BisgYer. Secretary of Bnai Birth: Jascha
Hefetz. violinist; Dewey Stone. chairman of the board of the Amer
lean Committee for the Weizmann Institute: Eiahu EIath (partlY
hiddenl. Israeli Ambassador to the U.S.: Henry Morgenthau. Jr.
UJA chairman: Edmund l.. Kaufman. president of the American
Committee for the Institute: Herbert Evatt. President of the u. N.
General Assembly; Abe Feinberg. POSTMASTER at the dinner: Harry
Levine. treasurer of the American Committee for the Institute: Leo
nard Bernstein. composer and conductor: and Meyer Wesgal, ex-
ecuive vice chairman of the Institute committee.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-05-06
Jews And Cube

In 1948 the Centre Israelita
de Cuba, the cooperating agency
of HAS, became the only one in
whose custody the Jewish immi-
grants are discharged upon arriv-
al. During this year HAS spon-
sored 303 such arrivals.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09

Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Harrell
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. William
Hinsley to Wilm., on Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Guy Hyatt left Thursday for
MOrganton, N. c. to visit her par
ents, where she will be Joined lat
er by her husband, NJ. Sgt Hyatt for
the Christmas holidays from there
they will go to Langley Field, Va.
where Sgt. Haytt is being trans
feTred from the Dover Base. They
are former residents Of the Kerbin
property.
Mr.. Ule Kenton returned to his
home on Saturday from the Kent
General Hospital. He expressed his
appreciation for all the cards he
received and also for all the kind
ness shown by his friends, while
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Richards.
of near Dover, were Sunday dinner
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B Richards.
Boxes are being fixed for a needy
family again this Christmas and
any contributions you make would
be gratefully appreciated by the
ones sponsoring this project as well
as the family being helped. You
may contact either Mrs. Sara
GOurley or Mrs. Frances HIATT with
yOru donation or any information
concerning same.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
MAGNoLIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Galloway,
and children, qWew Wiim., visitors
on Friday.
Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Wilcutts, accompanied by
friends from Frederick, were also
in Wilmington.
The M. Y. F. held their Nov. meet
ing in the Community Hall on We'd
nesday evening, preceded by a
turkey dinner They voted during
the meeting to sponsor another
Christmas community party for the
children like has been given for the
past two years This party will be
on Wednesday evening, December
21st., There will also be the COM
munity tree.
Mrs. Sara L. Dickinson and Mr..
S. w. Conwell were married in the
Church here on Thursday morning
at 10 a. m. by DR.. c. M. Elderdice.
They left on a trip expecting to re-
tUrn to Dover, in three weeks, there
they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Laurence Roe, and
son Frank, Mr.. William Roe and
Mrs. Elizabeth Schwartz visited Mr..
Wesley CoVerdale in the Memorial
Hospital in Wilmington on Friday.
They also visited an uncle, Mr..
Henry Roe. Mr.. Coverdale was tran
sferred from the Dover Hospital to
undergo an operation when his
condition permits such an opera
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gourley accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Grover BO-
site, attended the annual antique
show held in the Gold Ball room of
the Hotel DUPONT in Wilm., on TIL
ursday evening.
Isaac Orvis has reenlisted in the
army, and left Thursday for Wash
ington, going on from there for
Fort Knox. Kentucky where he
will remain for about a week.
He then expects to be sent to Bal
timore for a twelve weeks school
ing period. He reentered the army
with rank Of Corporal.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
oVERBRooK

Quite a number Of Deople IN this
vicinity attended the Youth Rally
at the Methodist Church, Millsboro,
Sunday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Louhoff were Sun
day dinner guests ct the 3nme Of
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Dolphus Parsons
near Broadkill Beach. Sunday.
A variety shower was given Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Trasst at their
home Wednesday night. A host Of
guests, were present. Everyone had
a nice time.
Mr.. Robert Lockerman, a stu
dent at University. spent the week
end here and on Sunday had din
ner with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas o. Mitchell
Mr.. Arthur B. Campbell he'd a
birthday, December 9th.
Don't forget the Christmas party
and bazaar in basement Of church
Friday night, December 8. It viii
be fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell
were guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy King, Sunday evening.
Mr.. Willard Ellingswerth Is con-
fined to his bed with the mumDs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Carpenter Of
Lewes, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall Wiley, Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Millman
and family of Broadkill spent Sum
day evening with their brother, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Millman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Macklin, Jr,
Of Lincoln. spent the weekend with
their mother, Mrs. Effie Parsons.
Miss Victoria Davidson was a
Elk O'Clock dinner guest Of Miss
Leah Millman Saturday night.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Naval Museum
Plans Delayed

WASHINGTON - R) - The ma
tion will have to wait a while for its
naval museum.
Mrs. Truxtun Beale. who owns
Decatur House. one-time residence
Of Commodore Stephen Decatru,
last year leased the coach house to
the Naval Historical Foundation for
30 years at 81 a year. 1t was to be
remodelled and opened early next
year as a museum.
But when work got under way it
was discovered that the coach
house was slightly less safe than
the White House. It needed steel
columns and beams. The steel
strike stalled that, however, and
now no one knows when the muse
INN will open.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
TRINITY

john Chafinch, age 7S, passed
away at his home near here on Sat
urday after a short illness from
pleurisy. Funeral services were
held at the Adams and Williamson
Funeral Home in fredericksburg on
Tuesday with interment at Bloom
cry Cemetery. He is survived by
several nieces and nephews.
A number Of An Club members
with their leaders are planning to
attend the All Club banquet at
Georgetown on Friday evening.
The w. S. c. S. Of Trinity Church
will meet at the Dublin Hill Com
munity Hall on Friday evening,
December 16.
Trinity Methodist Church is
planning to have their Christmas
entertainment on Friday evening,
December 20.
Clinton Hastings, Earl White, Lee
Carey and Bill Gray attended the
Southern States meeting and din
ner at the SeafOrd Inn on Friday
evening. Z
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Parker Of
Bridgeville spent Sunday evening
with Mrs. Sallie Walston and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White we're
Wilmington visitors on Monday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion White and
two sons Of Tyaskin spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly and son
OF Salisbury spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. EnOs Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Friedel and
daughters we're Wilmington shop
pers on Friday.
The Walston family attended the
funeral of Will Adams at Green
wood on Wednesday.
The Atlanta Home Demonstra-
tion Club held it's monthly meeting
on Tuesday, December at the
Dublin Hill Community Hall.
About sixty friends and rela-
tives attended the bridal shower
given for Pfc. and Mrs. Earl Nit
chell at the Dublin Hill Community
Hall on Friday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
George HeppIewhIte

George Hepplewhite was a
practical cabinetmaker and design
er, and his furniture was refine
ment Of previous styles. He was
particularly famous for his chairs
and sideboards. Today his styles
and adaptations are the most pop
ular Of all those produced by the
18th century masters.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
o. s. Land Area

There are 1905 million acres Of
land area in the United States. In
1910; ITO million acres were agri-
cultural and forest lands. so mil
lion acres consisted Of urban areas,
parks. roads and railroad rights
Of way; while the remaining IS
million acres were desert, swamps.
rock and barren land.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
FavOrs Farmers

Approximately four Of 10 Ameri-
can voters believe the government
in Washington has treated farmers
better than either labor or business,
a recent survey shows. OF those
questioned, Al per cent thought
farmers had been treated best; 25
per cent said labor, Is per cent that
business had been favored.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
..Earnlnr Hnnr sag.

The expression earning your
salt is by no means a modern
term, but has a deep-rooted heri-
tage. Salt was once so scarce and
precious that it was used as money.
Caesars soldiers received a part
Of their salary in common salt. The
word salary comes from the Latin
word sal-meaning salt.