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WANT TO ENJOY LIFE?

old home for this exceptionally fine.
3-family brick, just l block from
10Th and H vacant; S-room and
basement apt, " fun baths. worlds
Of cabinets; detached brick garase,
oil h.-w.h.; perfect cond. open
Sat. and Sun, II. T. D. BURGESS.
VT oS0n till g. -22
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FRED r CUSHMAN
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DAMASCUS

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o25 RIDGE RID SF

Open SunGay ] TO New detached
brick ? bedrooms and bath on hrsl
moor bedrooms unfinished on
second 4 BuIlt-in EsFBge. porches
Wood burning fireplace Cony 10
schools stores and trAnkp Terms
or may consider trade
JOHN L. SHELTON
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i CAROIINA AVE

CoicEe1->T 5" cosG a eeauttfG
fns SAs heat ban sutr ~
front porch RE 1881
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4O1 SAVANNAH, Sc.
GONGRESS HEIGHTS

home to be appreciated: lsrge cor
ner lot; beautiful shrubbery. flowers
and vegetable gerden;, frame semi
retiring and moving South; worth u
more than selling price: don't call
unless you can pay $4,000 down;
shown by appointment only,
NEWCOMB, TR. 1852
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VACANT-8 ROOMS
$500 DOWN-RPTCK
ONLY 10 YRS. oLD-BRICK

Cc.oTee--s arse IRA On 1 81 csoF
rms en ENG ; rna ea Sr6 soog
AFcalA seat bah aEtc n-S RE
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WITH A GARDEN
3lOO Mass. ave. Sc. open Sat. and
Sun. pm. til dark. A most de-
lightful det brk. home on cor,
lot which is a gardeners dream: 8
rms. rec. rm., oil heat, bath. full
planted with shrubs OF all kinds,
roses now blooming. fruit trees,
strawberries and grapes; also have
clever stone barbecue pit. Priced
under $4,000.
ADELBERT w. LEE
321I Pa ave Sc VI 1000 -22
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OPEN SUNDAY, l TO S
1347 NEWTON ST. NE.
2-FAMILY BEAUTY

Exclusive ne. location. 1874 c 81
ne: nr. Junior senior high schools:
rooms yscant, full possession at
brick. consists Of 4 rooms each floor
bath and "a; newly decorated,
screens, storm windows. awnings
etc: oil h-wh. cellar. Colonial
front porch, garage; excellent bus
service; reduced to $I5,750. To In
spect. call AT. 1903 Y. CROSS,
exclusive agent
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OPEN Is SUNDAY

VACAN I -bU6 Is > :. Z.
Colored-4 bedrooms sas heat. nice
viii buy II FRED EHRLICH pos
18th St NV. ST 045l. GE, 5000
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investment or Home
OPEN--HILLCREST

OPEN--dILL
1 Qo4 Branch ave. Sc. Open e-dark
Features living room. open nrepAes
dininS room. Kitchen. breakfast nook,
larse screened porch. lst a. bed
rooms, tile bath. Ind d.: full osmt.;
rec. room, uttl. room. Ia bath sno
garage, Isree level lot, Cal NJ
Moore, with T. PAUL MuDD CO.
TR 43sa: ewes, TR. 1880.
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Arlington Realty Co
SusueeAk SALE-AAsrtAsp

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8 APARTMENTS

4 rooms eash-Rcw brick; income
quoted sl4B mo. plus apt: vacant:
HH. siEiYk. i4oo l q. NV n.
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SIDE yArc contA.n4ug = se6fEs aas
oaJh. axe lFrE I'm am rm anc
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Evening star., 1949-05-22

431O 10th ST. NE.
Michigan Park-opsh 2 to b--Love-
" semldetached brick home, con;
tanning rooms, / I2 baths: oil
heat; brick garage; fireplace; in i'm
maculate condition; possession; near
campus and Priory School; conven-
lent to everything; priced below
market value; evenings, Mr.. Curro'
SH. 1852.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
903 H st. NV, Realtors. MA. 34l !.
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RANCH-TYPE HOME

RANCH-TYPE HOME
HILLcREsT HE1GHTs
Brick, . years old, 5 lovely rms with
space for. expansion; large, we'll
handicapped lot; financed A. $50
per mo: reas. down payment, q
home yoan appreciate. open any
ave. sc. TO Branch. right on Branch
to our siSn, turn right to section,
INQUIRE at once
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
HI. 4243. HI 5447. Ma. .37e.-22
Investment or Home
Yuma Of. se.-2 excellent semidet:
brick homes, each containing
rooms: 3 bedrooms, equipped KIT.
fun bsmt. Rented. 500 monthly: +:
the other owner occupied, Eaen
priced OF Sl2,75o with $4,000 cash
down. This is an opportunity that
should be investigated. Call RE.
$3.50, Q till 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
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OPEN 1::30 TO 5 PM.
l64l 40th ST. Sc.
Modern 6-rm. brick semidet house
in peri cond: excel neishborhood
conv. to everything; lst trust $4,000.
4S price, Sl2.e50. J. z. DWYER
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OWNER WILL SELL
POSSESSION

POSSESSION
North Capitol and Girard SITS. ne.
$4,000 down: 2-story, tapestry brick
home: extra large rms. and bath,
2 inclosed, heated rear porches, fun
basement, built-in garage; Al con-
dition; priced to sell at Sl2, $50.
Cali till 8 pm. weekdays, Sun, IL
to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
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HOME AND INCOME

Congress Heishts. 1909 Savannah s.
ment: each unit entirely separate;
two heating plants. etc; approved
rentals. Si34 month: live In one ana
lei the rent from the other make
your payments. JAMES CARROLL
TH 0ll2; eves., 10 3-55lo.
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20
1909 r. ST NJ

Vacant. A most attractive residence
for a Ice. family: 8 modern rms !;
pine-paneled rec rm,., eadipped q
lot, detached garage. This Jamison-
built Colonial brick will appeal to
the most discriminating buyer.
Must be seen 10 be appreciated
ENTERPRISE REALTY CO, Elk.
240O. ewes GE 5SlI
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ACAN}hEAt
PRICED 50 4Sn

s-rn brick g.. ns
rm, din I'm kit. stove Anc REAR
2 lgs etdTms eHb h-ah iot
block on Nichols ave Sc 81 600
ckkh- balance easy mo payments
Cal ME AARKEY ST 1908 ewes
HI p3rs 80
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Colored-Brookland

l522 Hamlin st.-A beautiful de-
tached brick. 2 tiled baths, 9 lovely
rooms, everything up to the minute.
Open 4 to 6. Best buy in Brookland.
MI 0044 NO 0Sao
Evening star., 1949-05-22
UNDER $1,000

Det cottage near MINI ave. liv.
rm kit. . bedrms. utility -rm and
bath stove. refgr. and Venetian
blinds; partial bsmt: terms; Call
Mr. Chevalier. TR. 43se with
T PAUL NUDE co.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

HOME AND INVESTMENT 7
335 18th st: n,e.n3-fsmi!y home for
for owner; constructed OF brick! l2
nice rms. 3 complete apts. 3 full
baths; income, $40 monthly; only
$4,000 down payment. Phone FIR.
1887 till 8 pm
Evening star., 1949-05-22

BUNGALOW-S1,500 DOWN
Keep cool in the suburbs 4 rooms
and bath. bedrms,. stairway 10
insulated and foored attic. oil heat
nice corner. 72xl3u #. completely
includ. taxes. Phone FIR. 1857 iii
Q pm
ANNENBERG REALTY CO
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AICLb6R ! w. LEE
l Pa. ave. Sc, vi. 1000.
2-FAMILY APIS.

Excellent high sll-white section OF
Anecostia. brick bldG.. 2 years old,
designed and built with two COM
plete apts; lower floor has liv. rm..
bedrm., bath. kit. and .playroom;
upper floor, liv. rm;, bedrm,, bath
SS5 unfurn.: Ss5 furn, Financing
A., SS4 uer mo, incl. taxes and
ins. Fenced lawn, paved street,
a real home with income. MI,
Holmes, EN-. 1895.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
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S8.5OO

$8,500
II you desire q 2-bedrm bungalow on
nice size LOT. Sc Washington. with
beaut Shrubbery. oil heat, etc. call
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2-FAMILY FLAT

well-built. about 10
years old; built for : families; B
rms, kitchen and bath. each apt: /;
rec. rm., garage. gas heat. Don
miss this outstanding buy today.
H. T. RANDOLPH, RE. 2l3a. TR.
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PHILLIPS & co.

COL.-NR. 18th g. PA. Sc
SfmsdrsscaeG erseA ~ arse .eoHa,
Gnashsc bsssnea' n wh G. pok-
seSstcu ORIENTAL REAl TY 60
TR H9pt tvcs Ak lu- 30
Evening star., 1949-05-22

$1O.50O-TRINIDAD AVE.
Il you have $4,000 and are looking
for q real home, see this semidet;,
2-bath, modernized house: new OAK
floors. oil heat. front porch ana
large Handicapped grounds. Call Mr.,
Sheehan, COX & CO., D1. 42o4;
aues LII 2-nHRo
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IMMEDIATE
nNCCEoCINN

1873 Lyman pl. n.e.-Row brk. con-
tanning 8 rms. and bath, full bsmt.
gas heat. comfortable porch ane
built-in Sar.:. 81 $50. Open l TO
Evening star., 1949-05-22
TRINIDAD
NEAR SEARS ROEBUCK

colored-corner det. brick, good for
doctor or dentist; large rms" Z
baths, plus complete 3-rm. apt. IN
basement with bath, oil h:-w.h.; g.
car garage; large lot; excellent &C, con 3
IN 2-kSbO. ewes 10 3-Ql33.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

Hish above the eity's heat. one Of
most beaut. homes in this entire
area. s lovely rms. and 2Ia baths,
. screened porches. lse- rec. rm. and
gar. in bsmt.. extra heavy slate roof,
full storm windows. a truly de
lightful home. Shown by appoint
ment only.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

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Evening star., 1949-05-22

$3.50 Down, Open 2-6
1881 Fort Dupont st. Sc.
Vacant. Small down payment and
assume G1 loan or this Gyr -old
modern row brick: 8 rms, bath. fun
bsmt.. gas heat: redecorated, imme-
diate possession; monthly payments
Ike rent To reach Out Pa. ave
to Alabama ave. left 2 blkS, right
TERPRISE REALTY CO. EX 34n0
Eras OF
Evening star., 1949-05-22
OPEN 2 TO 6

SIS Lebaum st. Sc. CONGRESS HRts.
Bunaaiow, History. 7-rm. corner
brk.. conv. TO shopping and trans;
5 bedrms,, Ia baths, liv. rrn. with
frepl., full bsnnt., o.h.-w.h.. avn
inFs, storm windows and screens;
beautiful cond, Terms arranged.
ACE PFAITY SERVICE FIR 7S17.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

Mr.. Franciscan Monastery
1923 OTIS ST. NE.
open ! to 5. s-rm. semidet. home.
facing Govt. PARK and conV. located
nr. transp., shopping and schools; 4
bedrms., bath. liv. rm, din, rm., kit,
sunrm., full bSmt, with outside, ent'
This house is reas. priced and should
be Inspected today. Don't miss 1t.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Evening star., 1949-05-22

I44o G ST. s.E.-oDen Sun, 20 m
One Of the incest homes IN the
area LEe grey tapestry brick with
concrete front porch gas heat
Floored basement Anchor fence In
suisted. ana storm windows, House
is pIped 70! . families In perfect
condition Possession al settlement
Your home taken IN trade MAX
MILLER, 500 Ilth ST. sc. FIR. Zoo
Evening star., 1949-05-22
GAITHERSRuR0

Hssifsf 80 EfessrteE 49, Cat
sftevfs No islspbans sa2
Evening star., 1949-05-22

tasdl d sion - Al ~ III hVtIttt
rms - satha, FBA~oi spsfssts
Bfsafh re 20 Fio~sT ssF- 'sEhi
70 CArrelg ave ls.i 70 ChssisI q
Ane eur sash PRICE A ipNha<1N
psllesfA sse Owners kH. 5taG
Evening star., 1949-05-22

Beautiful det. brk. OF 5 grand rms,
liv. rm. with firepl. side porch; din
rm.. and beaut. kit. on lst a.; 2
with work rm.. rec. rm. and gar.,
oil h.-w.h.. lge. 65s1O5 IT. well land
capped corner lot, Just over D G,
line. in beautiful Coral Hills, Nd.
ADELBERT w. LEE
Evening star., 1949-05-22
HoUsES-sAtg-k.e. tcens.I
NORTHEAST d c.
a32 PERRY PL. NE.

JOL CTLN .. N II.
Open Sun, 2 to 5; Michigan Park
modern stone and brick row house
o rms, 2 baths, full bsu7t, gas
h-wh.: new-houSe cond; attractive
price and terms. PECK CO, eKc!u-
sive, 1918 18th st. ne. co, 1893.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
BY OWNET

Isssxs than iu,Gh .1a. 800. 'S For W tuTther in.
formation call MI 0s31.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

beautiful 2-apart brick. finished
bsmt. home on Neal St. you Won
buy any other. Call me TO inspect
Mrs. FITZGERALD. COX & CO. LU
2-24In
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DETACHED-8 ROOMS

Blsdensburg I'd, M. 8 st-Fur-
nished: s baths; beautiful level
yard: Lear garage: owner in hos
pital; oil heat; seller will consider
low price Of $4,000; terms; really
priced to sell
EDWIN L. ELLIS
Evening star., 1949-05-22

home Or ore 81 our Gfsnd hith
rofilnE acres wiil erect thaFn ins
irSiSisgsi heFns in mo country fer
You }aFxs EviEg reom, ~ith frfs
place lsFse country kitchen shs
bedrooms. tiird Esth fsassui ~
fYsd heat outdoor terrace ~,in
fireplace ard Ertli ell complete f0t
Sia TOn Come and tts arc Pc
convinced X A. y prEE1LpPhFN 7
Evening star., 1949-05-22

PreWar Bullt-SI3,90U
Open 1-6 pm. 314 18th s.. ne. Row
brick. 8 lsrse rms. excellent cono!-
tioh. baths. kitchens. bui!t-!n
ssrase; can be utilized as ? dist.lct
apts.; Sl3950. SCOTT SANDERS.
10, 3-555O: ewes, 10. 3-gl33
Evening star., 1949-01-10

.. :. Slender lines achieved by low
placed pleots and clever use
Of print. Adventurous eeloss
eseinst green, black and
brown. Sizes I4Y to 22Y.
1885
b -. Longer. simmer lines in
dress with Chinese defoiIins,
small print. Hook-end-eys
fastening. Green, blue, rose
or gold royon. Sizes l4Y to
22Y ----------$2e.s5
6. Figure -fIettey IN soft snd
simple lines. Aque. green,
brown Or rose background
print. Sizes LAY to 24Y,
$zs.eS
d.. Young, slim lines In the
elsvsrly proportionsd tisrs Of
this suit-drsss, lons-sIeevsd
-. four-seoson chic. Aqua,
green, toost or rose. Sizes
l4Y to 22Y-------$zs.s5
.. :. Smart stretssy the sIsn-
der-look use OF srossrain
esoinst print in two-
piece suit-dress. kevy, black
o. brown. Sizes LAY to z4Y,
$29.s5
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11

w. Front 81 3 du Pont Boulevard
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11

w, o., Hackett attended a meeting
of Naomi Rebekah Lodge in Will
mington last Wednesday night. Al
so attending were Mrs. Rate Jes-
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Swain and Mrs.
Roland Baker. On Monday evening
Of this week, Rev. and Mrs. Hack
ett, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Swain,
Mrs. Russell Lewis and Mrs. Rattle
Jester paid a visit to Doris Re-
bekah Lodge in Wilmington.
The Sunshine Glass of. Wesley
Methodist Church held their reg
ular monthly meeting in Jones Me-
mortal Hall on Tuesday evening.
Refreshments were served at the
Hub Restaurant and the members
of the class were entertained at
the movies to see the much dis
cussed picture, "The Snake Pit
The program was provided by the
entertainment committee of the
class, headed by Mrs. Wilbur Mum
ford.
Mrs. Mary c. Wilson spent the
1 weekend in Philadelphia as the
/ guest of Mrs. Howard L. Ely.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
GEORGETOWN

The Rev. William P. Kesmodel,
pastor of Grace Methodist Church
Of this city, has been invited to re-
turn as pastor for the ninth year.
The invitation was unanimously
extended at a meeting of the last
quarterly conference, held in the
church this week and presided ov-
or by DR.. Thomas C. Mulligan,. Dis
trict superintendent of the Dover
District.
Reports rendered by the pastor
and officers of the church. reveal
definite progress both spiritual and
financial and a fine record of ac-
tivity during the past year. The
church property has been extern
sively improved by an almost COM
piete rebuilding of the parsonage,
together with other improvements.
Rev. Kesmodel in his report, paid
tribute to the officers and members
In the church and Sunday school
for their fine and unselfish work.
Officers and committees were
elected for the next conference
year as follows: Trustees, Henry
g. Graves, Mrs. Olivia wilkins,
Emerson Keeler. Andrew ]. Muir
ray, Joseph G. Green and Crawford
B. Bailey. Honorary Member OF
Board of Stewards, Mrs. Minnie
Green. Board of Stewards, John 1
Short, John Parker, paul A. Rich.
ardson, James Roach, Charles
Short, Martin S. Pettitt, Charles p
Greene, Clarence Workman, NOAH
King, Walter Smith. Howard War
ren, Edward G.. Serman, Mrs
Clara Holson. Mrs. Frances
Graves, Mrs. Mary Keller. Howard
Marvel, Roland Baker and Roberi
Wyatt.
Recording Steward, Miss Lois
Steigelman. Church Treasurer
Mrs. Mildred King. Financial Sec
retary, Paul A. Richardson. Com
munion Steward, Mrs. Ola King
District Steward, Mrs. Olivia Viii
kins. Superintendent of Sunda.
School, James B. Owen. Assistan
superintendent, Earl Eshleman
Lay Leader, Henry Graves. Heal
Usher, John R. Wilkins. Directo
of Music, Mrs. Irma Bailey Roael
Glass Presidents, Charles Trani
nell, Mrs. Rae Sammons. Mr.,
Georgia White and Mrs. Doroth
Smith. Youth Fellowship Presi
dent, Miss Nancy Spicer. Lay Mem
ber to the Annual Conference, Hen
ry G. Graves. Reserve Lay Mem
ber, Walter Smith, Pastoral Rela
tions, Henry Graves, John /. Shol
and Crawford B Bailey. Music
Mrs. Irma Bailey Roach. Mrs. Be-
trice Wyatt, Mrs. Dorothy Smit
and Miss Betty Franees Petit.
Finance, John !. Short. Mrs Mi
dred King. Paul Richardson, Rol
ert Wyatt, Martin Petit. jaime
Roach, Raymond Rust, Mrs. Emm
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PRODUCTION of the bill in the Legis-
lature and its subsequent passage.
A copy of the resolution was or
dered sent to the Speaker of the
House, President Pro Tenn of the
Senate and to Governor Carvel,
with copy also to be sent to Judge
Ernest Keith, proponent of the
measure, and present judge of the
Juvenile Court in the lower coun-
ties. The resolution also favored
joint sponsorship of the bill by
both political parties.
The Kiwanians also voted unan-
imously to accept an invitation ex-
tended by the Georgetown-Milis-
boro Rotar: Club to meet with the
latter club on April 5, at which
time special program will be
held in honor of Army Day. A
high ranking Army officer is ex-
pected to be the main speaker for
the affair.
An invitation from the Chester
(Pa.l Kiwanis Club to attend a S0tI
anniversary celebration, was re,
ferred to George Hilty, inter-clut
relations chairman.
William Lucas, program chair.
man of the evening, introduced
I Mrs. Dorothy Wilkinson and hei
i daughter, Miss Marcia of Seaford
! Twelve-year-old Marcia, a talented
pianist and her mother, entertaineC
with a program of classical music
The tie contest between GeOrg,
Russell and Robert Green was wol
! by the latter. In addition to Mrs
Wilkinson and her daughter, othe
! visitors were DR.. H. r, Baker AM
Stanley Ostrum of the Dover Ki
wants Club and John F. Turner.
Edwin B. Pittard of Chester, Pa
i spent last weekend with his mo
; ther, Mrs. Eva B. Pittard.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Smith en-
tertained a group of friends a
t cards last Saturday night.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh d, Smit
t spent last weekend in Baltimore
t Md.
5 Mrs. Rodney Smith, Mrs. Harr
r Smith, Mrs. Edward B. Green an
e Mrs. Hattie Calhoun spent las
Friday in Dover. ~
e The Chit Chat Club was entel
e tanned by Mrs. Henry G. Grave
: on Monday evening of this week
e her home on West Market street.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Adams. M
: and Mrs. Russell Lewis, the Re
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Mr.. Bobby Anemonie of Chester
Pa, spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Nicholas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Horn and
family of Seaford were dinner
guests on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hastings
and family were dinner guests Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hast
ings near Horsey Grove.
Mr.. Ben Taylor spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips
Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Marshall
were guests on Sunday evening OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Phillips
Mr., and Mrs. John Joyce and
daughter of Burlington, New Jersey
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Eshridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shiles Jr.