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APTs. UhEURhIsHED tcont.

A AND 5 RMS, all utilities, y mile
from Univ. Maryland; country at
mosphere; excel. transp,; pvt. st. See
MRS. M. TEPEDINO, resident man
ager, office 4317 Rowalt dr., Lord
Cal Calvert Apis pts, College Park, % Nd
CoNGRESs HEIGHTS SCI bedrm.
apt. with liv. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath in modern apt. bldg; S75 per
month includes utilities, near bus
and shopping, refined adults only.
Write Boy s3iT Star. - is 80 Is
Rogers Heights, Md; one and twb
bedroom apartments available,
SS3 $92 so. Directions: From
Peace Cross at Bladensburg, Defense
hwy Route 2o21 ~ to Sc second on tgaftle Ha,f1e
manager, Apt ,. 51is 54th ave,
UN. s.36 or call Miss schroth.
SHANNON 4 dUCHs co. 1902 H
bath. apt. bldg; mr. bus and stores:
DUPONT CIRoLE-Unfurnished apt.
Entire floor in building reserved for
bachelors only. Recently decorated.
MRaefR MR HULL lu%Sns sass CO. ta6sS oSeo F0s@s
CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-41a rms; adults.
esooq1pole eoqple pref mr.. transp' ss5, IA.
6 -RM. APT. utilities furn.; good cond.
conv. transp, 3I9 Pa. ave. Sc.
1900 G ST. N.w.-1 room and bath.
Phone RE. 1857. between 10 am.
1is9 is9 NEWToN H~1i ST. N.w.-PaTtly
furn., ] bedrm., kit. and bath; new
gas refgr.. for empl. couple. Ask
Apt No. > for key. -19
APT, semipvt. bath, no
drinking or smoking Ss2 month
MepERS Tentt Fri ErficirNcy ii5fi APT, con-
sisting ige' sTnai Tm Kit and bath sh pvt
ssiI silI iS.il, KANSAS a AVE. N.w.-En'ire
2nd f., . bedrms., liv. rm., new kit,
bath; 500 mo-: share heat. is
NO. 4. 85It GREENWOOD AVE, Ta-
koma Park, Md.-Lovely, 2-bedroom
apt: :. blocks from Piney BRANCH I'd.
fnG afse fGSs1 PSoms ave- good h esS cose 0us spaos
available Immediately at S97 per
No. 5. s5o4 Greenwood ave.-1-
bedroom apt. with cross ventilation;
large closets; vacant; $50 per
WALKER & DUNLoP. INC, 1900
18th st. NV. DI. 0222. is
Parkway Terrace Apis.
New apartments available immedi-
ately and in August; Silver Hill
rd and Suitland pkwy.; : bedrms.,
living rm., dining rm., kitchen and
bath; 500 per mo-, including utili-
ties. / bedrm.. living rm., dining
rm, kitchen and bath. $50. in
cluding utilities. Laundry facilities
and storage space available. Conv.
to shopping and bus trans. Only
% minis. from bus terminal at 1lth
and Pa. ave. NV, Temple Hills or
Silver Hills bus. Hillside 315S Sun;
Hillside $500 weekdays. al
23O0 CONNECTICUT AVE.
One de luxe unfurnished 2-bedroom
unit now available, includes , baths,
. entrances, cool corner exposure,
all utilities, plus window washing;
package room, roof garden and
laundry facilities. Rentals. $3.50.
limited selection of unfinished
l-bedroom units, starting at 81 80.
Dining room now opening. Call HU.
1900
WINDSOR PARK HOTEL
WITH FRED A. SMITH co.
A"
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229 ONEIDA ST NE

New 2-story detached brick; 5 large
rooms, mod kit, 2 mod. baths
and full bsmt; conv to stores,
schools and transp; $50 monthly
Call Mr. Hill. FEDERAL FINANCE
GO; 9l5 New York ave. NV. MA.
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HILLMEADE
BRADLEY BLVD. SECTION

'Itl201C odVO. 0IO 1O2
Quality-built brick Colonials.
As sold. Excellent restricted
community. 6 and Z rooms.
bath and 1st-floor powder
room; S16.9o0 up. PreShow-
ing of attractive uuality-built
brick ranblers with base
ment from Sl5.250. All types
of financing available. Open
daily till dark. Directions,
from Wisconsin ave. west on
Bradley blvd, 2 7/10 miles
to Ridge I'd. to Cooley
Brothers subdivision.
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GLOVER PARK

2414 seth st. n.w-A nne Groom
home in new condition. New kitch-
tiles. Also recreation room. Only
S17.500. OR. 1742.
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GEORGETOWN
HOUSES uhEuRhlshEp

Liv. rm. din. rm., . bedrms., XII,
and bath; S135. Box 431-X. Star
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T. D. BURGESS

7, y. 0OICN1COO
OFFERS Sc. AND MD. SPECIALS
# what you are looking for is not
listed below please call regardless.
We may have it or will endeavoe
to get it.
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LIVE AT THE
TOP OF THE CITY
ALBAN TOWERS
APT. HOTEL,

Offers a limited number of / and
2 bedroom air-conditioned apart
ments, consisting of spacious living
and baths. Completely furnishes d
with full hotel service, also hotel
rooms, SO and UP.
37O0 MASS. AVE. NV.
WO. 6400
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DOCTORS SPECIAL.
In the 1900 block Of Emerson street
NV. First hoor-center hall. two
front rooms for ONCE and reception
room, kitchen, dinette, living room
ond hoor-four bedrooms and tiled
bath. Two rooms, huge cedar closet
in attic. Oil INV. heat. Double
garage on alley. Call Mr.. Miller,
with
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COOPERATIVE ApTs, FOR SALE

2I53 CALF. ST. N.W.-3 bedrms..
living rm, kit, foyer, bath. For
appt,, call MR.. FARMER, EN-. 02s0.
1-RM., kit. bath, . closets, Al
cond.. desirable bldg. OIL. 5529.
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ROOMS UkFURkIsHEp
ROOMS WANTED

NEAR CAPITOL, 12s c st. me-, Apt
81. sgle. rm.. $5 week. Call LU.
3-4S5O after IL am.
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Sacrifice-Georgetown
This vacant row brick In 2 better
section. has 6 large rms. bath, oil
heat, garden area in rear and IL in
good repair. Give US your cash
offer or will trade. This 10 An
Sa9S. Sa9sa Wo. opnS5iDRu 7ssi. DRuRY RIiALTY
CORP, 1887 K. RE. 1133. -19
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TOP OF PENN AVE HILL.

TOP OF PENN. AVE. HILL
Extra special semidet brick, rms.
and tiled bath, lovely bSInt., finished
in kuotty-pine with glass bar; also
extra half-bath, large porch, o. a.-c.
to S14,50O. Owner will take reason.
able terms or a smaller home In
trade.
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HOTEL CARROLL ARMS
1st and c sts. ne, special summer
rates. single, SIS per wk.; double.
SIS per wk. AT. $500.
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3411 25th ST. Sc.
Semidet. brick. rms, bath, full
basement, gas &C. heat; excellent
condition: terms to suit buyer. To
inspect call Mr.. Engle. GE. $685.
with BEITZEII, DI BOO
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SHIPLEY TERRACE OFF ALA. AVE.
Gd i'm financed Issf sara,dor and only 5000 down.
and basement; gas heat; fenced
yard; bus 1 blk. Ideal for the new
1yweds .
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1927 TAYLOR ST. NV.
See this conveniently located 9-rm.,
3-bath home, can be used for in
come property: oil heat, garage;
priced right for immediate sale;
possession with title; $4,000 cash
required. Exclusive with KAY REAL
TY CO.. INC. RA. 1900. -22
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
has been transferred
from the city and must sell this
exceptionally nice prewar center
entrance plan detached brick home;
has living room. dining room,
powder room: 3 bedrooms and 9
baths on second floor; stairway to
floored attic; gas heat: large deep
lot Mr. Evans, WO. O290.
Detached Corner Home
Designed for comfortable and gracious
living and located in Saups Addi-
ton of the Northwest section, it
has a full-size bedroom on first floor
and 3 bedrooms and bath on second
floor: automatic heat, Bendix washer,
storm windows and many extras.
Price P1ka , s1s,569i Sid 6es. Phone Frederick
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H St. NV. MA. 2345
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1914 Irving st. NV, Apt. 3
One large room, kitchenette and
modern pvt. bath; Frigidaire and
all utilities furnished; convenient
transportation; S61.50 monthly.
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SEMIDET, BRICK

Almost new: 6 nice rms. tiled bath.
fully equipped kit, full bsmt., gas
&C. heat; S10,250 1st trust at AZ
payable 500 per mo. Only S12,250s
a real buy. Call Mr.. Llewellyn, MA,
$40; or VI. 4974 ewes. ALDEN
SACRIFICE-$55O DOWN
Vacant, occupancy with deposit: 8.
room row brick; 2nd comm; dee.
Grating. Direct from OWNER, RA.
1926.
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NO. 5. S5O4 Greenwood ave-1-
bedroom apt. with cross ventilation:
6 large closets: vacant: SS3 per
mo. See Jantor in $50 or call
WALKER g. DUNLOP. INC, 1900
l5th ct n w III Oooo -lS
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CPL. owning palatisl home, Chev. Ch. :.
Md. will share with high-type cpl
No children or pets. WI. 3173. Is
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MOTHERS CLUB
Rooms for working mothers with
one or more children; board days
week for mother and child; 6 days
day care. Phone AP. 2342. lis
MANCHESTER APT. HOTEL
pvt. bath, switched. elev.. maid
ser; excel. meals. Tel. mgr DI.
1850. is
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1908 H St. NV. MA. 2345.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE
complete apartments OF 3 rooms,
kitchen and bath each, gas, INV h.
built-in garage. Located in very
desirable. convenient NV. section
Priced to sell. attractive terms
Call Mr. Reavis, RA. 1869; ewes,
OR. 2221.
J. B. T1FFEY g. SON
143 Kennedy at NV -1l
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IT'S D ST NE

1st good offer will buy this lovely
brick home, In a good section, conv.
to Gallinger Hospital and Eastern
High. Desirable for 2 apis. Con-
tains hallway. liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit, 3 bedrms.. 1 "a baths. 2 screened
porches Built-in gar. Excel. price on
terms. Mr.. Phifer, VI. 1915, HI.
5447 or MA. 1879
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
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BRIGHTWOOD-CORNER
ONLY S3 600 CASH

corner brick home with
8 rooms and colored tile bath; (3
bedrmsD, loft. hy. rm.. with fire-
Close to all stores and transporta-
tiop. Call Mr. Ewell, ME- 54OO,
ewes. OR. 1878.
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T. D. BURGESS
1924 Penn. ave. Sc. vi. 2802 till Q.

"Nr. Fairfax Village"
This attractive semidet. brick home
near Alabama and Pennsylvania ave.
Sc has 6 rooms; bedrms.; tile
bath; house in excellent condition;
assume GI loan of $4,000 at 40:
monthly payments S66 per mo. in
GLIDING taxes and Insurance.; small
down payment: this won't last long.
Call ME. 1143 until 8 PM, ].
WESLEY BUCHANAN.
COLORED-3I9 18th ST. s.E.-S10.-
$50, with $3.50 down. 7-rm. row
brick; h.-w.h-2 kits. front porch.
PAUL PERUZzI. ST. 2666 or Tu.
cooGSo5RED-NR. nth AND PA. AVE,
S.E.-Only ST. 800 cash down, Will
buy this 6-rm. brick; gas heat;
mr.. schools, stores and transp.; pos
session with title. Call Mr.. Abel.
RA. 8942 ewes, with KAY REALTY
Co, INC, RA. 2200 -22
LARGE BRICK HOUSE
ON B ST. S.E.-All mod. improve
ments, gear brick garage. This 10
a money-maker for q rooming house.
81 500 cash, balance monthly. Call
FIR. 3770. p. STEARNS, RE. 2144.
,oLoREp-7oo BLOCK OF BEAuHI1-
Full KENTUCKY AVE-, S.E.-Ths
one with the front porch and mod
ern bath; 6 rooms, full bsmt., metal
garage; SI,000-$1 800 down. Mr..
Jones, ia. 05S1. cox 6 CO. RE.
1R22
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z. =
YOUR CASH

4 a veteran can be as little as $500
or even less, depending upon your
earnings. For a clean home, ready
to move into, this Is 1T. This large
2O-ft. row prick home has Just been
spa acious rms. and bath: knotty pine
recreation rm., built-in bar: front
porch, storm windows, Venetian
blinds: link fence; slate roof. CT
approved. S10,99O. To inspect. call
ERICK W. BERENS SALES, INC,
MA. 9l41. 10
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FIT. DUPONT PARK-GI FINANCED
Take adyantage Of this ~, loan and
only $4,000 for owners equity.
Nearly new, semidet. brick, rms,
tiled bath, bsmt., gas heat. equip.
kit. and other extras: $67 per mo.
including taxes and insurance.
Make an offer.
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FAIRFAA VILLAGE
On Southern ave. $1,000 down for
a 6-rm.. semidet. brick; very nice
cond.; lge. porch. fin. recreation
rm.; 11a baths, o. a.-c. heat. A
real value at $4,000.
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COOLEY BROS.
Builders Of Better Homes
DI. 1881. Investment Bldg.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest
MASS. AVE. NV.

MASS. AVE. NV.
These very attractive 2-bedrm. ramb- |
lers, built by Devereaux g. Simon
are on Carlton st. in Glen Mar PARK,
1.3 miles past D. c. line. They are
priced at the Veterans Administra-
tion approved price. Open every
afternoon. WALLACE B. AGNEW,
INC, 1880 x st. NV. DI. $3.50. is
DIPLOMATIC CORPS
Here is a lovely house especially de,
social life combined with comfortable
family life; situated in most desir-
able neighborhood. near Bureau Of
Standards; priced for immediate
selling. Shown by appointment with
yG1a5 yG1a45o. broker or phone OWNER, RS 9L'
Mr.. WALTER REED
REASONABLY PRICED
4 bedrms.. 2 baths, detached brick,
in excellent condition; 2-car brick
garage. OWNER, ia. 1856. y
WILL TRADE
Your, old house for q new detached
ter Reed Hospital. This lovely home
consists of large rms. 2 baths,
1st-fioor powder rm., all-elec kit.
with garbage disposal unit; gas a,-c.
heat: slate roof; large, lovely lot;
quality built throughout; most con-
venient to stores. schools. transp.,
etc. For full particulars, MR.. GIN
NETTI. MA 574O or WO 1868 ewes
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COUNTRY BOARD

on top Blue Ridge noun
tains-Modern, homy Colonial man
sion nr. Skyline Drive: cool, quiet,
restful, $25 weekly. For reserva-
tions phone GE. 1868 or write MRS.
ZORN, Route l, Front Royal, Va;
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
One of the finest brick BUNGALOWS in
this area. rms. and expansion
attic; very lge. recrea. rm., nre-
decorated; quiet neighborhood; walk.
ing distance to every convenience.
You must see to appreciate.
81 COO DOWN, Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD
New masonry bungalow, 2 twin-size
bedrooms, tiled bath. 25-ft. liv. rm.
with picture windows and fireplace;
de luxe kit. expandable attic, h-
acre lot. $9,95O.
HILLCREsT NEW BRICK
Just of Penn. ave-, 6 rooms, III
baths, front porch, sun deck Oh ltv.
rm., ultramodern kit. and breakfast
nook; fin. recreation rm.; 2 hre-
places. $23,500.
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SILVER SPRING-$250 On.
OF, attention. Beautiful new all-brk.
Colonial; 1st a. contains lge. liv. rnl =,
full dining rm. and lge. comp. equip.
kit; End d. has bedrms. and
tiled bath, INV. nrs., copper plumb
ing and best of construction
throughout. full bsmt. and lge. front
porch: on lge. handicapped lot; excel
opp. for GI earning $4,000 . yr.
or more. For sale by owner. GE
2S43 after 4 p.m. -1S
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ATTRACTIVE TERMS
WASHINGTON

DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON
3h-story row brick resi-
dence, located in the heart OF
the city, within walking dis
tance Of all Government de-
partments; containing IL
rooms. with a bath on each
floor. All rooms are spacious
and cheerful and would be
ideal for q rooming house or
apartment conversion. Priced
substantially under its real
value. For full details, phone
Mr. Terms, HU. 1865.
$13,500-MT. PLEASANT
Located in exclusive resi-
Dental section, this 20-ft. row
brick has 3 lovely bedrooms,
IA baths, inclosed porch, ga
rage and oil hot-water heat;
nice yard. 70 inspect, phone
Mr. de Lathouder, UN. 1925.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Smyrna times., 1949-05-05
EXAMINATION
OF CHILDREN
Pre-School Children Will Be
Examined May 9 at Smyr-
ma Schools
GIVEN VACCINATION

The pre-school examination for
all white children entering the
Smyrna School in September, 1949,
will be made at the white school
on Monday, May 9. at pm. The
pre-school examination for all col
ored children entering the Smyrna
School in September, 1949, will be
on Monday, May 9, in the colored
school at 9 am. These announce
ments are made by George w.
Wright, Superintendent of Smyrna
Schools. Children will be given a
medical examination, diphtheria
immunization and smallpox vaccin-
alton with permission of parent or
guardian. Mothers may also bring
infants and children below school
age for immunization and vaccin-
alton only. These examinations
will be made by the State Board of
Smyrna times., 1949-05-05
Smyrna Landing

Mr.. William F. King, the father
of Mr.. Romie King, celebrated his
91st birthday Monday. Those who
came to visit him were Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. King of Belle
fonte, Miss Miriam King of Will
mington, Mrs. Fannie Moore of
Millington, Md, Mrs. Carrie Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. Buster Powell
and family of Massey, Md. Mr..
King makes his home with his son,
Romie and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romie King bought
the William Dignan home and are
making improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Miller and
children, Earl, Jr., Lex, Ruth and
Jimmy of Leipsic visited Mrs. Will
helmina Wrench Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Peirson, Jr
and daughter of West Chester, Pa,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Peirson
and daughters of Wilmington spent
a visit with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dayton Peirson, Sr. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saxson and son
Norris of Elsmere spent Sunday
with Mrs. Hazel Morgan
Miss Phyllis Davis accompanied
Capt. Ed Morris and spent Sunday
with friends in New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Massey
moved from Smyrna Landing on
Sunday to the James Mott farm
near Woodland Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Brown and
family of Philadelphia came down
to see what progress had been
made on their building.
Smyrna times., 1949-05-05
Marydel

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Thomas on
Tuesday evening entertained the
members of the All Westville Club
at their home.
Miss Edna Hayes of Philadelphia
and Mrs. Margaret Hayes of Wood
side, Del. were weekend guests in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hayes.
Miss Daneen Mickey will serve
as hostess on Dover Day, May 7th,
in "Great Geneva, the home of her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Concilio.
Mrs. Irwin Stokes and little
daughter, Martha Ann, of Roam
oke, Virginia spent the week with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Olin
Hummer, and her aunt, Miss
Maude Hummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Covell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul VanDyke Of
Denton visited friends in Nassawa-
dox, Va. on Sunday.
On Wednesday an agricultural
class of the University of Mary
land visited the Covell Picking
Plant accompanied by their teach
er, DIR. E. p. Walls.
The Marydel w. S. C. S. held
their May meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Amos Wyatt on Tuesday
evening, May 8.
The Homemakers of Marydel
will sponsor the Sunday morning
church service, May 9Th, at IL am.
in keeping with National Home
Demonstration Week. Members Of
the club will attend the service in
body and will assist the pastor,
the Rev. c. H. Atkins, in the SER
vice. Special music for Mothers
Day will be sung. Each mother
present will receive a flower from
the Mothers Day Committee in
charge of Mrs. William Mickey.
The May meeting Of the Home
makers will be at the home of Mrs.
Bert Kaler, with Mrs. c. H. Atkins
as co-hostess. on Thursday even
ing, May 18th, at 8 pm. Miss spaf-
ford will be present to give a talk
Smyrna times., 1949-05-05
CUB LEADERS CAMPING TRIP
Opportunity to Learn Fumdamen-
tails of Craftwork

Opportunity to Learn Fumdamen-
tails of Craftwork
The, Cub Scout Leaders of the
Del-Mar-Va Council viii have the
opportunity to learn the funda-
mentals of craftwork on a weekend
camping expedition to the Rodney
Scout Camps on May 14-15.
A weekend of fun and construc-
tive instruction is announced by
George S. Flqmerfelt, Chairman of
Cub Leaders Training. The crafts
which will be taught are: Leather
craft by w. N. Cannon, Woodwork
by John Mcbride, Metalwork by
Harry McManus, Beadwork by G.
R. Buck, Paperwork by Milton M.
Holden, and Papier-Mache' by Mrs.
Joseph D. Glassco.
These crafts are simple in ma
ture, instruction information will
be aimed at projects in the 9-10-11
year age group. The weekend is
open to all adults, Den Dads, Den
Mothers, Den Chiefs, Cubmasters
and Pack Committeeman.
Church services have been ar
ranged for all participants. John
Smyrna times., 1949-05-05
Appoint odessa Day Committee

~hPPOAS 0oCoSsA ASeAJ
Mrs. Jesse Loven, general chair
man of the Odessa Day Committee
has announced the following COM
mittee chairmen: Mrs. Irwin Tay-
lor, secretary; Mr.. Jesse Loven,
treasurer; Mrs. ID. Meredith Reese,
president David Wilson Museum;
Mr.. George F. Kelly, publicity;
Mrs. William Deibert, tickets; Mrs.
John ]. Wallace, flyers; Mrs. w. S.
P. Combs, Jr., displays; Mrs. Cor
don McChesney, placards; Mrs.
Clarence Wheeler, refreshments;
Mrs. James A. Finley, hostesses;
Mrs. Norman Butler, baby sitters;
Mr.. P. L. McWhorter, Jr., Com
munity Center. Odessa Day is set
for May %, between 1 and 6 pm,
ID. S. T. Tickets may be obtained
at Robelen Piano Co. and Green
wood Book Shop in Wilmington;
McNaughton's Drug Store, Middle
town, or by mail from Mrs. STAN
ley Townsend, Odessa. The Com
munity Center will be headquarters
for tickets and information, light
refreshments and baby-sitters to
care for children of those making
the tour.
Smyrna times., 1949-05-05
TaylOr's Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Steller
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Kate
Mccall in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Francis
and son Billy, spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Alfred Gohl
and family in Atlantic City, N. ].
Cadet Robert A. Derrickson of
West Point spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Derrickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Keiser, Sr.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Keiser, Jr. in Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Connor of
Baltimore spent Sunday with Mrs.
George Woodkeeper and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee w. David.
Mrs. Charles H. Dukes who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
2. Dukes has returned to her home
in Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore #
Newark spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Shockley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curry and
sons of Chester, Pa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Chaddick of Whining
ton, spent Sunday with their moth
er, Mrs. Ella McClain and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bierman
of Boston, Mass, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Stel-
Ter.
Mrs. John Durugis and family of
Atlantic City, N. J., are visiting
her sister, Mrs. William Francis
and Mr.. Francis.
Smyrna times., 1949-05-05
Blackbird

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schulz oi
Brooklyn, N. Y. spent the weekend
with Mrs. Victor Kohl.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carlyle OF
Middletown have bought the house
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs,
Clarence Austin.
Mrs. Ada Riehm and Mrs. w. G.
Roosevelt were Wilmington visit
ors on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mitchell and
daughter spent the weekend in
Nassau with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Davidson.
Mrs. ]. w. Webber and Mrs. Ada
Riehm spent the weekend in Lewes
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Conner.
Smyrna times., 1949-05-05

on home repairs of electrical
equipment. Roll call win be re-
sponded to by bringing a handy
household gadget and demonstrat-
ing its use.
On Wednesday evening, May IS
from 5 to 7:30 pm. the Delaware
Health Mobile will be stationed in
Marydel to give free chest x-rays
and blood tests. Residents should
plan to avail themselves of this op-
portunity.
Another Sunday evening Hymn
Sing was held at the Marydel
Methodist Church on Sunday even
ing when about so people gathered
to hear and be led by Kings Col
lege students. Everyone present
thoroughly enjoyed the pleasing
efforts of the song leader, Bob Will
sons message, and the musical
numbers of the girls trio. A collec-
tion of S12.20 was received.
On May 18th there will be an
other hymn sing led by students of
Faith Theological Seminary, VIII
mington. Everybody welcome.
Let's make them feel welcome in
our community by attending the
service. For every one of the steps
that We'll take to get to the church
they will have to travel several
miles! Let's make it miles of
smiles for them by having the
church building filed.
Smyrna times., 1949-05-05
Esq PLAYERS TO GIVE PLAY
"The Glass Managerie" BY Tennes-
see williams to Be Presented

"The Glass Managerie" BY Tennes-
see Williams to Be Presented
The imaginative story of a moth
er's efforts to marry off daughter
as fragile as the glass animals she
collects will be retold in ''The Glass
Menagerie", written by Tennessee
Williams, which the Esq Players of
the University of Delaware will
present at Mitchell Hall, Newark,
May 12-14. The drama ran for
over a year and a half on Broad
way.
The character play concerns
mothers efforts to do the best
she can for her two children: the
son who works in a warehouse and
writes poetry on shoebox-lids, and
the crippled daughter who is too
shy even to continue her studies
at business school. Into their dingy
fiat, overlooking a back alley in
st. Louis, comes the first gentle
man caller the sensitive girl has
ever received--a big, good-natured
Irishman brought to dinner by the
restless son.
Told with the good humor and
elusive poignancy that distinguish
Tennessee Williams work, THE
Glass Menagerie", was the first of
Smyrna times., 1949-05-05
D.A.R. Meeting at Odessa

A meeting of the Elizabeth Cook
Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, was held on
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. ]. p. McWhorter, Odessa.
Mrs. Daisy Johnson, Townsend,
acted as cohostess. An election of
officers was held. Mrs. Richard w.
Comegys, Clayton, is regent. Men,
bers from Smyrna, Clayton, Odes-
sa, Middletown, and Townsend at
tended.