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Evening star., 1949-05-29

SON Meridian mi Hotel RIM b! SSs
BICYCLE: sehlnn. & g wheel. EEL see,s| ,|
sfcYcnEs III LES - New "Rollfast-buil.. :,
bicycles. GEORGETOWN BICYCLE
STORE; ls11 WIS. ave. MI. ,lt9s. oi0o
,sss,l, nEs new. SO. SO; y1,,,. vi 5ls9, .,. 49,
;ssl sas IN wo sratsi siss e in balloon ss .!ss'
BILLIARD ana pocket tables ana sup
eofs. sssisIs, &C cow srLEIIAIEp Ip 4
BOWLING surrLY CO.. $40 9th ct
two iine old violins. Se6. $50;
nssiIeIsa 10 dssiers' Boz 4os-is star. M si'
BINOCULARS; loxs0 lisnsEeisn1 s,
ss.s tsa.nsf rsDInRs ssEsyias f1wNssokass nss
sIovWTEIHs AND FANS. exhaust sns
xsntilstsns, new and ussd; sc isas
sale today and tomorrov Specia
tatss Of several professional men
wide variety, SC 70 SOC per bool
for quick sale. Also small Vt q
SUNDAY and aondsy only. noon L
BookcAsEs. sectional. AL eond.. 70,
ofnc.s, home. Today. CO, 1913
pookcAstts COZ ilsS AND { scAsisErs. s Dsils ns
also window yalances. radiator Gov
erx. FR. 1915, Otis 9630.
isaEHss. is; ||..,s s's,s;s: ss
bed size. Can for at $40 End q,
pislAKrnoST IL nsAntiSsTf' sc. &c. mshae.. $50
a-tone iniaid mahog. bedrm-. Beau
tyTsss sgrinss and nastrsss' si7s
BMcH. used. cleaned. hard. sIs u
icaded on your truck: SIS u ds.
ARROW. loo south CAPITOL Il
InicR-s11 iRcSs1 per N. loaded On you.
now available 1t Gas Co.. Loaiss
WRECKING II BUILDING NATE.
RIAL Co. 4o02 MINI. ave. ne. At
eRicks. faee and common. ons Or I
Ma. 5ss5. ALASKA COAL q BRICK
rGilDrSG MArERIAa - screens
srreen doors, comb. doors. Colonial
and French doors. lumber. monidtnss
eIls usueER R1sR1Sar aro co. socl Ac Conn. ave
nnf'ffIlpiSS I'll fSas MATERIAL Buy from
the iareesi wrecksrs IN town anc
save: g.0O0. 600 hard bricks, Sls
per N on Job. framing lumber snc
ner ": 6oorinx. SIS per ~; siate,
piumhine, doors. Windows. sssh. ptpe'
6attieshfp hnoieum, 7Sc per xa- ".
Free deliysxy. Open Al day sat-
/ T1R1AL CO. 4003 Atnn. ave. nss'
At. e617.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
OR 8 PARTNERS

CIV y ~1As @S1
Needed to form a corp. Also for
them to work in the stores that
the corp. now has and will have
the start Of the corp. Must know
something about retail business In
all types of general merchandise.
Have at present 2 stores and. q
warehouse and viii open. another
No 3 within the next so days. !
am lust too tired to look after all
the stores and try to do all the
business by myself, If you are
interested write Box 273-L, Star.
Evening star., 1949-05-29

RESTAURANT
Splendid 8s.e. location; daily gross
Sl15 plus; rent Ss5 mo, lease.
Terms. Price $500. HO. 1910.
Ma 1894.
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
BUSINESS oPPoRIukiTIEs
Prospects. Attention

II you are looking for . business
OF any type, see me a. once VIII
be in once Monday from 10 % /.
MILTON GOLDSMITH Df 94sa.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
HERE IS YOUR BONANZA
$500 DOWN


dFOe meats saso pd asss sssP sne xsskls zs
good lease. reasonable rent; owner
III, must sell. Priced low at $500;
complete with stock. Ewes. and
sun, 8. BIanken. IA. 0995.
Super Self-Serv. Market
In Va; week vol, $4,000, cash and
carry short hours; owner anxious
to sell: will sacrifice for less than
cost of equipment; $4,000 down
eohen. s5ll handle' IA. sabs. Eyes and Sum- JOS
DIGS. Grocery and Beer
Weekly bus. approx. $1,000: good and
well established location; families
acnds4a .Es snins BUY & soGdl sos co@pet:
Al Litofi. Ak. $500, Ext. 23.
ST, 900 DOWN
Groc. and meats (no beer); weekly
bus. approx. $500; well established
location: same owner. over 20 years:
liv quar-; good buy at $500
complete; Ewes. and Sun. 8. chasen'
GR'oCERY Sf' SCI AND MEATS
No beer. but can be had; weekly bus.
approx. 5000: owner has other bus.
and must sell; priced low at SO. .ooo.
compiete WIN "pprvS: e"uSv e"nS Sun
Marvin Marvin kosod, wo. $3.50.
FROZEN CUSTARD
Hot dogs and pastries; Owners claim
large profits; equipment and stock
worth more than asking price Of
$500; $4,000 down. -
KOGOD e. BOOKOFF
631 4 st. NV. MA. 93s9, MA. 1874.
CORNER GROCERY STORE
Col. trade !no beer): owner quotes
no o'oSS delivery; very could oi S Be- greatly II.
creased BY handling beer; rent $50
q month. with 4 rooms above store;
$500 total price with $4,000 down.
Call BILL SIMONS, Elk. 6181
Eve. and Sunday. Sylvan Mazos EN-.
BAKERY STORE
Sells bakery produsts Ice cream, cream set .,e
sec. near government bidgs.: ideal
outlet for q chain bakery; due TO
illness must sacrifice for 81 poo
served.
VARIETY STORE
Old established little corner store In
NV: colored trade: always q money.
maker; rent, $40; owner quotes 5000
week; $1,000 cash will buy It all.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Established "a years. same owner 8
Years; rent. SIS on lease; owner
quotes $3.50 weekly; 1t did and can
do more II attended properly. Ideal
for shoemaker; asking price, $500.
Machinery. equipment, stock, WORK,
everything goes. Owner has to sell
due to other interests. -
Aristo Cleaning Store
Same owner 8 years; rent, $65 mo.
It. Exclusiyely with ith.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28
OCEAN VIEW

On Sunday, Oct. 2Srd. Mr. ami
MRS. Thomas B. Hudson Sr.. and
son Iceland, of Bethany Beach
entertained at dinner their children
namely: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p
t1u0sOn, Jr. and son George VIII
mer; Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Wbar-
Ton and daughter Janet and twc,
sons ElwoOd, Jr. and John Bavard.
mrs. Kendall Hudson and two sons
Kendall, Jr., and Richard; Mr. and
MRS. VIM. L. Hudson of PhiIa and
SOn william, Jr., and their daueb-
Ter Dorothy; also a granddaugbier
ana husband Mr.. and Mrs Herve1,
Bradner and son Harvey Jr- the
Iatter IS a great grand son. and
MISS June Wharton; as if was n
DeautlIul Sunday the occasion was
enjoyed by all. Then in the aftor-
noon callers were: Mr.. and Mrs
hayward Hudson of Phila and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nnnniviia
and four daughters.
Mrs. Ollie Richards recommended
AI. and Mrs. John Williams and
daughter Grace, and Mr.. and Mrs
FnlIlp townsend and three chill
uEeh on a motor trip to Washing
IOn' u. Z. returning by the Skv Line
Drive and Luray Caverns of. Va
Mrs. LinWOOd Evans and sister
MISS Mary Hooker; also Mr. vii
nam Collins sang at Bacon Metbo-
ST GIst Church in Laurel, recently
ney were accompanied at the pia-
ker - "O'e eI 11Oc-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith of
Laurel and Mr.. Louis Williams Of |
Salisbury, spent Sunday evening 70
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Horace Der
ricksOn. ''N0 Oei
A., MRS; George Ellis will entertain
Git,, Cne thursday afternoon Bridge
GIuo at their home in lancaster
Pa There will be twelve. gnestg CHESTS
who will motor there on TbIrsda1
of this week. - ~ N'i''
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28
SELBYVILLE

Those who joined the Salem
Church on Sunday morning, by let
ter OF transfer, were Mr.. and Mrs
Matthew Durkee, Mrs. Coleman
Bunting, Mrs. William T. James
Mrs. Carl Bonneville and Lewis
Brumberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kelly spent
the weekend with her sister and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Achton
and children, Jack and Jill, in
Pennsville, N. J.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Adkins of
the Milford Hospital, visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Ad-
kins and Harold Adkins, over the
weekend.
Bill Scott, student at Peddie
School, HighstOwn, N. j., spent
Friday until Sunday with his par
ents and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Conn Scott and Jane Scott.
Miss Ruth Hudson visited Miss
Ruth Calvin in Elizabeth, N. J..
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Holloway
were guests Of Mrs. Linda Dukes
in Philadelphia on Thursday, it be-
ing Mrs. Dukes birthday anniver-
sary.
Reese G. Peters returned home
from the Beebe Hospital, Lewes, on
Saturday after being there the past
week under observation.
Miss Rosa Lee Lewis of Duke
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

Mrs. Ida Barnett; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Emery Ellis of Millsboro
spent Sunday with Mrs. Nav Hearn
also Mrs. Katie Hall. the afternoon
they called on Mr.. and Mrs Ed-
ward Belts and Mr.. Walter Lynch
in Milville.
Remember the Turkey Sumner to
be served by the w. S. c. s in. tba
dining room Of Bethel Methodist
Church on Thursday, Nov. Srd. he
ginning at o'clock until 8 D m
Pie and coffee for dessert
The Annual Missionary Sunday
offering will be taken on Sundav
Oct. goth in the Sunday school and
Church services. Our goal is S1O0
or better. Please give cheerfuIIv
1t will be sent to Puerto Rico az
our special Mission gift.
On Sunday evening, Nov. 9Th
Mrs. Frederick Pyke, wife of a re-
tired Missionary who served MANY
years in China, and now reside in
LeWisville, Pa, will make AN od-
Dress in Bethel Methodist Church
This is in conjunction with "Tba
week of Prayer" sponsored bv the
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

Hospital visited her sister and hus-
band and grandmother, Mr.. and
MRS. Calvin Downey and Mrs. Mary
Hudson over the weekend.
Mrs. Weliah Campbell visited her
sister, Mrs. Edith Parker in Frank
ford on Wednesday and also called
70 see Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Long
while visiting in Frankford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lilliston of
Stockton were guests of their
daughters and families, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Stephens and son Bill
lie and Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Blades
over the weekend.
Mrs. Elisha E. Long and Mrs.
Warren Mumford entertained sew
eral guests at bridge luncheon at
the Stone Bar on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Law, Jr., and
sons Kenney and Gary visited his
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

mother and brother, Mrs. Harry
Law and Donald Law in Philadel-
phia over the weekend.
]. Conn Scott left on Sunday to
attend the furniture market in
jamestown, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. Holloway
had as their weekend guests, Mrs
Holloway's father and sister. Rev
J. L. Sparklin and Miss Virginia.
Sparklin of Upper Garden, and Mrs
Edith Sparklin of Detroit, and Mr.
and Mrs. Tex Collier of Whining
ton and added dinner guests on
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
of FrankfOrd,
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

Vernon c. Cobb on her birthday OH
Oct 2lst, were her family also Mr.
and Mrs Ward Cobb Of Dagsboro
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormel West and dau-
ghter Of Millsboro Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Robinson Mr.. and Mrs John
Mitchell and family and Mrs. Lulu
Lynch and Mrs. Ehie Nelson.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

w. S. c. S. Mrs. J. Horace Derrick
son is chairman of the spiritual
life department and has arranged
the program as follows: Hymns
and Prayer by Mrs. Chester Rich
ards followed by Scripture reading
by Mrs. Harley Burbage. Solo "The
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

Lord is my Shepard" rendered by
Mrs. Harry H. Dukes. End, Hostess
ses for the evening will be Mrs
Francis Derrickson and Mrs. Clar-
ence B. Holt. president Of WSCs
Chairman Of Social relations).
Those who came to visit Mrs
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28
From where | sit by Joe. Marsh
Now They're Sitting

Squint Miller, who's working as
Telephone lineman, was telling me
about some birds that got into a
fight with his company.
Seems a couple of woodpeckers
set up housekeeping in a telephone
pole. Nobody minded them Iivino
there, but they kept pecking at the
wires causing one short circuit
after another.
Finally, the telephone people
who had nothing personal against
the birds-iust stopped up the hole
where they lived. But they kept
coming back. At last, the company
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

In colonial times, the branches
OF the witch hazel shrub served as
diving rods in searching for water
and ores.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28
AdVeTtissmSSp
Pretty

donated that pole to the wOOdpeck-
ers and set up a brand.new one for
their own use!
From where I sit, we'd all be bet
ter off If we were as tolerant with
our own kind as that telephone
outfit was with the woodpeckers.
Let's consider the other fellows
point of whether it's his
right to live where he wants, or to
enjoy friendly glass of temper
ate beer or ale when and if he
pleases.
'''''''. 91s M,4<
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
CHRONICLE DELAWARE FRIDAY

used thoroughfare, which was
mainly used by Layton and Lay
ton, who are planning to enlarge
their present building, which when
completed will utilize much of the
area.
Ralph S. Baker, chairman of the
Sussex Chapter of the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis,
in announcing the emergency drive
for funds for polio in Sussex ex-
pressed confidence that generous
response would be made by Sus-
sex residents, without a house-to-
house canvass. Mr.. Baker stated:
Although we've been spared the
scourge of polio this year, all of
us are eager to join in providing
help for those who are now feeling
its impact. So far our chapter has
had to spend little for new cases
iii the county and our March of
Dimes funds are being paid out
fo- treatment of patients afflicted
in previous years. If additional
cases develop we would have to
request additional funds from ma
tional headquarters, as SO many
other chapters are now doing
He also stated that contributions
may be sent to Polio CO of the To-
cal postmosters.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16

lottesville, Va, this winter, where
the groom will complete his stu
dies for masters degree in elec-
tronics.
The recent family reunion of
the Brumbley family held at
Trappe Pond had representatives of
"a families with total of 10S in
attendance.
New officers elected were Mrs.
Pearl Brumbley of .Delmar, presi-
dent; Mrs. Blanche Brumbley, Sal
isbury, Nd, vice president and Mrs.
Elizabeth Riggin, Laurel, secretary
treasurer. Mrs. William ]. Brumb-
ley of Georgetown, was the retiring
president and Mrs. Ruth Truitt Ad-
kins of Berlin, Md, retiring secre-
tary-treasurer.
Everett Truitt Of Willards, Md,
was in charge of an entertainment
which followed the picnic lunch
and family get-to-gether.
The Town Council has issued an
appeal directed to all owners of
vacant lots urging the immediate
cleanup of weeds and other de-
bris. The council members stress
ed the Importance of the drive to
lessen fire hazards in the town
and to add to relief of hay fever
victims, as well as to improve the
appearance of the town in gener-
al.
At a meeting of the council re.
Gently, final decision to close Treat
Alley, between North Race street
and Railroad avenue, was reached
The Diamond State Telephone Com,
pany and the Delaware Power ant
Light Company have made ar.
rangements to place their facili
ties in another location and no OBJ
lection to the closing was voiced
by residents adjacent to the littl'
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
GEORGETOWN

Fifty-four persons, representing
25 families of the Wilson Wilson
Clan held an annual reunion in the
Youth Conference Building of the
Christian Church at Bethany Beach
on Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson Short, of
Georgetown, president, called the
meeting to order. Charles HI. West,
age "a, oldest member of the clan,
led in the Lords prayer. The sa-
lutte to the flag was followed by an
address of welcome by Mrs. Lydia
Wilson Price of Smyrna.
A memorial service for deceased
members was conducted by Miss
Grace West of Dagsboro. Two
births were reported: Cinda Ann
Hudson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Osborne Hudson, Dagsboro, and
Barbara Ann White, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert White OF
Bridgeville One death, Olamd Hit
chens of Philadelphia, was also
recorded.
Gifts were awarded to the oldest
Charles HI. West, of Frankford, age
"a, and to the youngest. Hayward
West, 2h years, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell West of Dagsboro
The gift for coming the longest dis
tance was awarded to George Will.
son and his son Kennard of Irving.
ton, N. ].
Officers elected for the ensuing
year are Mrs. Margaret Wilson
Short, Georgetown, president; Mil
lard West, Dagsboro, first vice pres
ident; Mrs Edward B. Green
Georgetown, second vice president
Mrs. Verde West, Dagsboro, re
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16

cordiBg secretary and treasurer;
Mrs. Lydia Wilson Price, Smyrna,
corresponding secretary; Lands
Wilson, Georgetown, historian;
Mary C. Wilson, Georgetown, pub
licity; Mrs. Joyce Wilson Lamb
den, Georgetown, and Miss Patri-
cia Ann Wilson. Delmar, enter
tainment.
Serving as a nominating COM
mittee were Charles West, Frank
ford; Edward B. Green, George
town; Mrs. Phyllis West, Drexell
Hill, Pa; Clarence Wilson, Delmar;
Mrs. Addie Hudson, Dagsboro, and
Kennard Price, Smyrna. Following
a picnic lunch there was a pro-
gram of music and games.
The wedding of Miss Barbara
Grace Faucet, daughter of Mrs.
Harold w. T. Purnell and the late
Benjamin Faucet and Edward
Niemann, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Niemann, Sr., of Salisbury
took place at noon on Saturday,
September 10, at the home of the
brides mother on South Bedford
street, Georgetown.
The ceremony was performed
4 by the Rev. William o. Hackett
pastor of Wesley Methodist Church
| Given in marriage by her bro
ther, Linford P. Faucet, the bride
wore a gown of blue lace and had
a white orchid corsage. She was
attended by Miss Betty Elaine ME-
mann, of Salisbury, sister of the
groom. Miss Niemann wore peach
colored satin with a yellow rose,
bud corsage. The groom was at
tended by his brother, Robert Me.
; mann, also of Salisbury.
! A reception was held immediate
ly following the ceremony for the
family and a few friends.
The bride is a graduate of thu
Georgetown High School and at
tended the Woman's College, Uni
versity of North Carolina and tn,
University of Delaware.
The groom is a graduate of Sal
isbury High School and the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Following a wedding trip tn,
! young couple will reside in Char
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Births Reported

tFrom the DC. Bureau Of Vital Statistics,
Joseph snd R,ss R.is kofis, fn. ST.. Ell
ffdgTsrd flgss rs ssna a0 Nav haens MaHquess siri
XWlli.m X1Rs:ns :ns .s Leon Leon. nsIsssssi
ArthaT .na Msas.TS. ann.n. n,1Tsad Massf r,Ti saE
4sssss 4s,sssI. :1as .na 9HssRnilnfa vssis as.sh sr
AioysiUs ~ and Ellen o'connor. siTl.
Alfred and RUBY odde%ns % I'll III.
Ss's,s .Is.I ana and n.rg s:I.Teie Pietess,
Angelo and audrey puglisi;s sIr girl. civ,
{SssSa }Ses9 and ade Ruth M'ist Roberts. girl.
fhsodore and Elisabeth Romero, girl.
xusene and Jean Rotolone. tirl
Daniel and Matte Roueh. girl.
lanes sns Sara Sarah simmsns. snsssnn' sIrI aiTi
SSg som.n and and niesun. June ssteeElinski girl.
EYankIin and Myra Stump, girl.
Alexander and Marilyn Thompson, girl.
Sgl4 gill'n ana sns Hos. I!.rilis fisr siri ~
Rosert r" and ND Dorothy lotion. sirl;
.ys1a ESEt1d and and Senisaass SeIlis Tsethen. ss
ssnsiil sssnsis sna snd hSaTapSu Msnys sir
EsTI and az Wins ansrvy wagRsTk WsIkeTi Tirl .irl
saSbnsy sobeTs ana and 5oyce ASassSw wsii. siri.
Henry and Winnifred Wiemann. girl.
william and Anita Weiss, girl.
John and Gloria WestboTg. girl.
Allan and Margaret whitehead, girl.
Lloyd and Beatrice Wood. girl
9lsine ep9 as,sn s vSS vx9upf, III fflrl @
John XndA4res Allen boy
CyEtis and .1ssiyn Asfss; s !. pGy; .v go
S.Ss ss and Val niidred s nisckssI Boy. s
J6hn and Marjorie Buchanan, boz 80,
Charles and Florence Carter. boy.
Enoch and Viola Greek, boy.
Paul And Alice DoYsey, boy
William and Dorothy Duckworth, boy.
Arthur and Garlic Faust boy.
Fred and Catherine Ferguson, boy.
william and Ann Ford, poy.
chiffon and Eva Fridte, boy. 4.
Victor and Allethie furr, poy.
Jessie and Ruth Glover, boy.
Raymof,d and Mary Gorham, boy.
william and Lou Grant. boy.
John and Florence Green, boy.
Francis and Clara Greenfield. boy.
Ciarense and Wiifielmina Hsmlin.: boy.
Allen and Margaret Hargroye, boy.
Rene and Madeline Harley, boy.
Matthew and .Lenorf Hafrison. boy
Vodrey and Naunie Hendrix, boy.
Yrancis and Rosetta Henry, boy.
6ylvester and Sarah High, boy. :
Marx and TenHies. Holland, boy. =,
Jamess and 1pia HUGHES, boy and sirl
c,srencs & and Mary johnson, boy.
Daniel and Beulah johnson, boy.
Evening star., 1949-11-22

James and Bessie johnson, boy:
Joseph and Marion Johnson, boy.
Theodore and Dorothy Johnson, boy.
James and Alma jordan. poy
Lazarus and Sadie Kearney, boy.
Aaron and Edna Mack, boy.
GeorEe and Quincy Marshall, boy.
John ana Lois McRory, boy.
Lloyd and Fiossie Miles, boy.
William and Laura Miller, boy.
Lewis and Nellie Nalle, boy.
Nathaniel and Ruth Meter, boy.
William and Loretta Powell, boy.
John and Lille Proctor, boy.
Finest and Gertrude Robinson, boy.
Charles and Mary Roland. boy.
Charles and Lillian Ross, boy,
Jackson and Annie Siemon. boy.
Van and America Skipper, boy.
Franklin and Marguerite smith. boy.
Fletcher and Blanche Stewart. boy.
seldom and Pinkey Stewart, boy.
Ridley. and correAn Thomas, boy. I.
Lee and Marguerite ToEnsend. boy.
Jervy and Charlotte Wilson, boy.
Judee and Lille Wright. boy.
William and Myrtle Wright, boy.
william and Ruth Adams, girl.
Herman and Barbara Bailey, girl:
Edward and Arseene BivinS, girl.
Aaron and MAggie Bowman, girl.
Lawrence and Bernice Briggs, girl.
Samuel and HaBel Briggs, girl.
James and Cornelia Broadly, girl.
Wesley and Janet Brown, girl.
Henry and Abbie Byars, girl.
Early and Lille Chambers. Girl.
Elton and Lucille Chapman. girl.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Mrs. Florida Neff, 90,
Founder Of Animal 4
Rescue League, Dies

Mrs. Florida Yulee Neff, 80, one
Of the founders Of the Animal
Rescue League here and the old
est member of the Washington
Humane Society, died yesterday
In her suite in the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Her. daughter, Mrs. Darlington
Moore, Of Somerset. England, flew
here from her home on October
as toshe with her mother.
A lifelong resident of Washing
ton, Mrs. Neff was the daughter
of the late Senator David L. Yulee
OF Florida, who was a member OF
Congress in the middle of the 10Th
century and one of the pioneer
builders in Florida. Her husband,
DR.. Wallace Neff, a well known
surgeon here, died in 1924.
Mrs. Neff was one Of the charter
members of the Animal Rescue
League and helped found the
Washington chapter in 1914. For
many years she served on the
leagues board of directors, as
well as on the board Of the Wash
ington Humane Society.
A beauty in her youth, she had
been prominent in society circles
here. For a number Of years Mrs.
Neff owned a home at 1746 N
street NV.
In addition to her daughter, she
Is survived by a granddaughter,
Mrs. Nigel Loyett, also OF Eng
land. and two great-grandchn-
dren.
Funeral services will be held at
: pm. tomorrow In st. Johns
Episcopal, Church, Sixteenth and
H streets NV. Burial will be in
Oak Hill Cemetery. SIS
Evening star., 1949-11-22

LAroy and Catherine Chapman, girl
James and Annibell Dancy, girl.
Calvin and Dorothy Day, girl.
Ralph and Mary DeVilie. girl.
Elmore and Viola Eddy, girl.
Odeli and Margaret Evans. girl.
Robert and Evelyn Evans. girl.
Ralph and Julia Ford, girl.
Clarence and Shirley Goodwin. girl.
Albert and Ida Gray, girl.
John and Mildred Green, girl.
Samuel and Alene Harris, girl.
Samuel and Alene Harris, girl.
George and Callie Harrison, girl.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Civic Meeting Tonight

The Tara-Leeway Heights Civic
Association viii meet at 8 o'clock
tonight in the Trinity Preshyter-
ian Church, Sixteenth and North
Inglewood streets. Arlington.
Evening star., 1949-11-22

william and Annie Taylor. girl.
Gene and Lille THOMPSON, girl.
Edward and Nellie Tucker. sirl:
| Stephen and Audrey Turner, girl.
Henry and Estelle Waite. girl.
Horace and Dolores Washington. girl.
Roscoe and Evelyn WASHINGTON, girl.
Bogie and RUBY Williams. girl.
Frank and Harriet Williams. girl.
Preston and Geraldine Wright, girl.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Robert and Edith Hodge, girl.

Robert and Edith Hodge. girl.
william and Lille Jenkins, girl.
Charles and Ethel Johnson, eirl.
Jessie and Evelyn johnson, girl.
Rufus and Sarah Jones. girl.
Samuel and Ruby Jones. girl.
Hong and Suey Lee. girl.
Luria and Halene Lendsey, girl.
John and Virginia Littles, girl.
Arthur and Juanita May, girl.
Elmore and Gladys McRae. sirl.
Harold and Doris Moore. girl.
Robert and Euniee Muse. girl.
Therion and Lucy O'Neal. girl.
| James and Roseanna Patterson, 9
Evening star., 1949-11-22

Walter and Pearl Pepper, girl.
Clarence and Victoria Poole. girl:
Thornton and Mildred Pratt, girl.
Yunis and Louise Purnell, girl;
Allan and Frances Sanders, girl.
Harry and Lucille Smith, girl.
Herbert and Helen Stancil, girl.
LEROY and Ruth Swailes. girl,
Walter and Gloria Taylor, girl.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-12-29
1850 Car licenses Are Here Now

The 1850 motor vehicle i- censes have arrived at the office of U. s. Commissioner Dorothy Saxton, it was learned this week. Valley drivers are urged to se- cure their plates early and avoid the delay of long lines when the rush starts.
 This years plates are consider ably more substantial than past issues, it was pointed out by Highway Patrolman Al Luebcke. The licenses are just twice as heavy as those of former years, and they are expected to prove much more durable.