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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE
GREENWOOD TRAN NSFER. TR
3346. Let us move you, no lob
too small: reasonable rates, careful
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENTS. low
as So monthly; local and Va. NOV
1855 SAFETY STG. L. TRF CO
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr. service. furniture; trunks and
baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR. 03S6.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across he country: safe storage i'd
Phone 10 oio4. i uNioN nSReri sTosAG5| s5s1ioi|
CO NC. est 1905
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reaS. Ia 243H: eyes, GE l4lR LIZ
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MOTHERS CLUB

Rooms for working mothers with
one or more children; board 8 days
week for mother and child; days
DAY care. Phone AP. 2342. 10
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ROOMS FURNISHED 8 UkFuR

COLORED-1342 9th ST. NV
2 rooms for light Housekeeping
COLORED-Lge. frnt rm.: nr. car
line; home privs.; no children. TR
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED
1702 10Th NJ w

OO Oc1k 4N' "
2 rms. stu. apt, lovely new kit;
lge. wind: Shr. bath, men or
girls, no drinkers.
300 BLOCK H ST. NV.
Colored-Small, modern apis. from
$50 to sos per month; Frigidaire
and all utilities furnished; conven-
lent to stores aand transportation
See Mr.. Siegal Sunday only. from
pm. to ) p m, FEDERAL RENTAL
CO., 9l5 New York ave. NV. MA.
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PARK VIEW APIS,

503S 3Sth st., Hyattsville. Md.-New
garden-type buildings, right on bus
line. new shopping center across
the street. 1 duplex apt. available
available July 15; sos per month
MASTER BUILDERS. inc, 1905
R. 1. ave, HyattsYille.s Nd. UN.
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CoLoRED-vACANT apt, for lease

SIS monthly; gas, electricity. linen.
dishes and silver furn.; living rm.,
bedrm.. separate kitchen and bath;
refined person or couple; state EN-
ployment record salary. credit ref
erences and other qualifications in
letter addressed TO Box 1902, Ana
costa Station.
COLORED-53I5 AMES ST. Ne
Fine loc; nicely furn, in reg. apt
house lge. liv. rm.. lge. bedrm.,
ding. alcove mod kit, stove and
elect. refrig; mod. tile bath; lge;
rear screened porch; rent, 500
monly.; vac. Get key at Apt 2
Phone VI 363l.
COLORED-EMPLOY COUPLE-l
or > rooms and kitchen. TR. 0sS9.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.
HOUSES EXCHANGED

UNFURN., 2-bedrm. end row house,
erably NV. washington. oV. 1888.
1Oe SOUTH PoRTLAND AVE-, Vent.
nor. Atlantic City, N. j.. S-bedroom
house, n block boardwalk, for D. C..
area, house or apartment equity.
NJ. BALLARD. I'LL investments
Bldg. Washington. D. 1Os
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HOTEL, 1440

Be comfortable with air-cooled fan;
] room, kitchenette and bath: "a
hour phone and elevator service.
S24.5O to S2S weekly. 1440 R: l.
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UNIQUE APARTMENTS
MAYFLOWER VICINITY
All the, charm of Colonial design. yet
ultramodern.
Drawing rm,. foyer. bedr.. dinette
kit and bath, $3.50 mo.
Liv. rm.. foyer, kit. and bath. S135
mo.
For information call ME. 1870 or
RE. 5l7l. IA
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WINDSOR PARK HOTEL

1900 CONNECTICUT AVE.
ROCK CREEK PARK
At Gle, ExohHslV5 oEE or kALoEAMd MasaINaroNs osh
NEWEST LUXURY APARTMENT
HOTELS, OFFERING ALL OF THE
CONVENIENCES AND FACILITIES
CT FINE LIVING. A LIMITED
NUMBER OF ROOMY / AND 2
BEDROOM APARTMENTS NOW
CALL HU. 7700.
FRED A. SMITH co.
MANAGEMENT, lis
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CUNGRESS HEIGHTS
One and 2 bedroom apartment units.
For July Is and Aug. ! occupancy
Brand-new development. GLASS
MANOR, foot of So. Capitol ST.. Dis
triCt line IO 3-SlO0
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1852 Col. Rd. NV, Apt. i;

l large room diving room, bedroom
combinationD, modern kitchen anc
bath: Frigidaire and all utilities
furnished; convenient to stores anc
transportation; S1l 40 monthly
See Mr.. Siegel, Sunday only. from !!
pm. to pm. FEDERAL rem AL
CO, 9l5 New York ave. NV. MA
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VIC. 10th AND R NV: To s EN-
Kitchen. bath: furnished; elevator;
switchboard; restricted. Box SIS
LfTxujRIoUsLY fTEsiujRIoUsLY FURNISHED. / bed
rm.. Ginette, kitchen; bath. n conn.
cluded; unlimited phone; for to g
months or longer. with possibility Of
surrendering lease to tenant. Call
Wo 937I or Ho. s7ss. Ext. -.
1880 A ST. SEE rooms. kitchen
MODERN, COOL DOUBLE rm,. liv.
rm., kit, large closets; 5 minis: to
Psntagon, ds.s, bgs, stop at door; d s65i 500
phone No. with operator for D. R:
sHtt HOME FOR FOUR or less, in Va,
GempletelE BANS ea9ppsS GbTtsb soSs ssnv +
Of liv. rm.. bedFm,. kit. and gar;
ess 60 GafIATiN sfG ihfPhfsf 81. 81 'N.W1Lovely
Guided HTn ss% e1ee s4snsp apt al RA ut5fs sIts n
DUPLEX, in cool wooded area; $i35,
all Of August: Sligo 525S. 10
1900 CONN: AVE.-,Studio. l. room,
asl ase k.f s oass ss7sS faowfS Nj ess sSs sqs 9a
FUkN. STUDIO APT, with pvt. bath,
corner pvt. GENTLE home: $50. IA.
e ROOMS. kitchen and bath. s75
nonts Ho tsssees shesn 9ss odeSee ds9m 81 to NV 6 pm
LIV. -BEDRM. AND KIT. APT, share
bath with other couple; available
Immediately. MI. 8045. 10
TAKOMA-5-room apt; 2 or 3 quiet
adults; near stores express bus;
1fs fs0 LoSGFELLoW ST. sf0' 'N.w.-and;
A. apt. 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. and
bath; S125 mo. ia. 91s8. 10
ARLINGToN--Furn;; liv. rm,; bedrm:,
kit. and semipvt. bath, End f.. pvt.
home; to empl. couple or empl.
settled lady; conv. I'd buses and
shopping esnter. & Oh 35sg ,;,,;no MIo
rm.. bedrm. kit, pvt. bath and
porch, all utils. and linens includ.:
n.E; o1sa l0e,' excel transD'' $50. l1S sc,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-sublet for
summer. Large. cool, beautifully
ing rn., kitchen and bath apart
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uhEuRhLsHEp

3 LGE. bedrm apt, 45, mi from
D. c.. in Va; |. r. and din. rm..
l5x3O; newly finished, all modern
conveniences; S95 per mo. Phone
3lRM. AND PVT. BATH APT
Liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. heat, lights
and gas furn.: blk. Lincoln Park;
empl couple: S65 mo-. refs. req.
12l1 B ST, Sc, block Lincoln Park.
1913 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-Living
room. bedroom. dining alcove, large
vator service. open for inspec-
tion. Rent, Sl15. Inquire at Ant
81 after 5 pm daily. BRADLEY
BEALL e. HOWARD. INC, 233
Southern Building. National O27l.
10
APT, new; private entrance. 2
rooms. kitchen and bath. s closets;
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6hOWN' oio 9lil 81 s'"'' IVA o o.
RMS. q bedrms), sos so per
mo, incl. utils; in Silver Spring
Call BILL. 9796. -l2
LOVELY NEW BSMT. APT. in lge
apt bldg, consisting of 2 rms, kit
and bath Apply at 34lS l4th st
NV between and g. -l2
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porau 61ir9 6untIe Ghludten 6es
2etoens, iber @er5lboISen oer @nt.
bebriing ur16 Der MiibloI, az itetlen
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ten 8olfer. 0os @let6nis bonn guten
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Die @ei6iate unS Der Dlan eines
2diibhoroes befat,6en."
~Wie lange rpar Dos Dor Dem Ber-
brehen2@@
rabt Sage ,tngefdbr."
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bate am %. Suit begonnen urto en-
bette am 6. De8ember.
Oos 8erbrehen tpur6e am Is. 9e-
5enber begansen.
| sSm Sabre 1874 tpurbe ein Solbct
gum Sooe perurteilt. @r bate eirten
Sdusmann getotet uno nod at1bere
8erbreben begangen. Seine Borbe.
reitung ouf oen 600 ipar iebr Drift
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negen meiner Weiiietaten Tim 8er3et,
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:, Au9 in BoIen fiinbigt fi6 Ser
4u1llpf an. Mm Waitt1po9 I. g. 1pur.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06

President, Mrs. Ernest Conwell;
Vice-President, Mrs. William Por-
ter; Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Paynter Sharp; Promotion Secre-
tary. Mrs. Glenn Marvel; Treasur-
er, Mrs. Floyd Hurley; Secretary
of Missionary Education, Mrs. Nora
Massey; Secretary of Spiritual Life,
Mrs. Clara Reed; Secretary of Lit
erature and Publications, Mrs.
Frances Darby; Secretary of Sup
plies, Mrs Charles Barker; Secre-
tary of Christian Social Relations,
and Local Church Activities, Mrs.
Milton Graves; Secretary of Stu
dent Work, Mrs. Elizabeth Shivel-
hood; Secretary of Children's
Work, Mrs. Beatrice Collins: Sec
retary of Youth Work, Mrs. Lemu-
el Evans; Publicity and Priting
/ Mrs. Harold Davis; Status of Wo-
men, Miss Ruth Warren; Member
ship, Mrs. Granville Tyndall; Audi
tor, Mrs. -Estella Lofiand.
The following were elected as
. Circle Leaders:
Circle No. 1, Mrs. Dorothy Bur
ton; Circle No. 2, Mrs. Cordelis
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Post
les on Saturday and Sunday
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of Grace Methodist
Church plan to honor the young
mothers and their children at the
special Mothers Day Service on
May 8th. Service will begin at IL
o'clock and will be in charge of
the members of the w. S. c. S. and
the pastor, the Rev. Milton R. Eli
liott.
The American Legion Auxiliary,
Post no. 80 have postponed their
regular monthly meeting from
Wednesday evening, May 4th to the
following week, Wednesday, May
18th. All meetings are held in the
Legion home, West Milton. This
meeting was postponed in order
that the Auxiliary members whose
/ husbands are members of the busi-
ness association could attend the
Dinner and Dance given by that
organization on Wednesday even
ing.
Several of the Seniors and their
( friends from West Chester State
Teachers College spent senior
week end" at Broadkill Beach in
Mrs. Eldora Reeds cottage. They
were: Joan Ryan, Kathleen Ryan
Ruth Imbody, Alice Quirn, Ann
Mahoney, Martha Weaver. Beatrice
Childs, Mary Whitaker, Wanda
and Emily Clendaniel, Mary JC
lawson, Jimmy Wilson, Bernart
: Roth, and Martha Clendaniel. Or
Saturday the group were taken OF
, a fishing trip in the bay on th'
Lester E. Clendnaiel Party Boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Donovan
, and son have moved from tn
/ Johnson Apis, North Milton, to
: home on Bay Ave. owned by Ma
4 Mitchell of Christiana
The General Meeting of the Cos
{ hen w. S. c. S. was held Tuesda
: evening at 500 P. M. in the church
The election of officers for tn
4 year 1949 took place which are a
S follows:
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06
MILTON


On Wednesday the students were
entertained with what their prin-
eipal, Warren Good, termed as the
most outstanding assembly pro-
cram of the year" The commercial
students, under the direction of
their teacher, Mrs. Mary Morgan,
prepared and presented the pro-
gram. Topic of the program was
what does the business man ex-.
pect from high school graduates :"
Rev. Harold Davis, pastor of the
Goshen Church, was moderator;
Paul Bernstein manager of the
poultry plant, gave the first adj
dress: Samuel Shapiro, owner of
SamuePs Department Store, adj
dressed the group secondly; and
Arthur Wagamon, of the Wagamon
Bros. Store was third guest speak
er. After the formal discussions
by the business men, Rev. Davis
reviewed the addresses as a whole.
He summarized the speaking as
/ follows: Business men expect eff
/ ficiency, good characteristics and
traits; loyalness to the employer; !;
interest in the business; good APP
pearance; and divulge no company
secrets entrusted to the employee
After the guest speaking, the stu
hdents participated in the program
by questioning the business men.
Last Monday night the Lions
Club was host to the district gov
onor no. % d, Charles Stab mem
Der of the Christiaha Hundred
Lions Club of Wilmington. Mr.
Stab addressed the group on how
the Lions Club can help promote
world peace and understanding HI
also presented 10 year chevrons t,
Lions Clyde Belts, Cornelius King
JP.. Dr. VIM. Nowlands Arthur
Wagamon, and VIM WagamOn, il
These men have been charter mem
bers of the organization for /
years. since the club was first or
ganized in Milton.
The Milton High School Ban,
! will participate with seven othe
bands in the county wide festiya
! to be held at the Georgetown Hig
School on Monday evening, Ma
, End at p. m. This will be the firs
appearance for the Milton SchoC
' Band in any of the scholastic cor
!, tests. The organization is yer
young, but under the leadership {
music director Evans, it has ad
! vanced rapidly.
= The new track team which ha
: been organized this year were i
= a contest yesterday with Lord Ba
. timore track team. Mr.. Robel
:, Chambers, atheletic coach, ha
: organized this team during I'll
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06

school term and the participants
are to be congratulated upon their
ability to participate in the con-
tests with he Sussex County
schools.
Friday night May 9th Mr.. Lem
uel Evans, music director, will
conduct his combined band and
chorus festival Included in the
program will be selections by the
Sr. Band, Jr. Band, Girls Chorus,
and School Mixed Choir. The pub
lie is invited to attend the musical
festival, beginning at s p. m.
Mrs. Aileen Welch accompanied
her 10th grade English class to
Tuesdays session of court. The
students sat in on a civil case, in
volving victims in an automobile
accident.
Open house for the newly con-
structed hall and dinning room ad-
joining the Goshen Church has be-
en- indefinitely postponed. The
program committee are planning
to hold this at a later date and are
expecting to have as their special
guest the district supt., r. c. Null
+ ligan.
Ernest jefferson accompanied
his son. Robert, a trip to Norfolk
Va, where Robert, together with
his Elks Club, was entered in tho
National Hardwood Bowling Con,
test
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parsons ant
daughter, Catherine, were the Sun
day dinner guests of Leelon Par
sons and family at Laurel.
Mrs. Leroy Lynch had as he
guest last week her sister, Mrs
Elma Eaton of FELTON,.
Margaret Jefferson of Milford
2 spent the weekend with MIR. an
D Mrs. Edgar Carpentar. She also ac
!, companied the Carpentars on
+ shopping trip to Wilmington.
:. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker Q
: Lewes spent Sunday with his sis
U ter, Mrs. Pearlie Mitchell.
: Mr. and Mrs. David Postles an
family of, Salem. N. j., visited hi
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Radke; Circle No. 9, Mrs. Addie
Dickerson; Circle'No. 4, Mrs. Ruth
Dickerson; Circle No. 5, Mrs. Clara
Lewis.
1t was decided to have at tile
next General Meeting to be held on
May oath, an Officers Training
Night. The Society plans to con-
clude their years work with COW
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CEDAR NECK
Sunday May Sth, Sunday School
1 p. IN.
E. E. Watson, Superintendent.
Sermon will be at 3 p. m.

4 De HE
Z. E. Watson, Superintendent.
Sermon will be at 3 p. m.
Let's try and have a good atten-
dance as this is Mothers Day.
The w. S. C. S. will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Carroll on
Tuesday evening, May 10. Devo-
tional leader, Mrs Ella Sharp. The
entertainment by Mrs. Edna Ro-
berts and Mrs. Lydia Mills. Every
one bring a package for the white
elephant sale, not to cost more
than $.25. Members try to be pre-
sent and support our new presi-
dent.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lofland and
sons of Milton spent Thursday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Watson and son.
Mrs. Edith Reed spent Thursday
and Friday with Mrs. Hilda Shock
ley and family.
Miss Frances Collins of New
/ York, spent the weekend with
/ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Collins.
f, Miss Lorraine Mills has compile
ted her course at Beacon College
and is now employed by Lyons
Hession and Company.
Mrs. Granville Shockley and
daughters Marie, Irma and Lola,
4 Mrs. Raymond Davis and son,
Charles, spent Sunday evening
with Mrs. Laura Roberts.
Mrs. Mary E. Mills one of ouI
former and oldest citizen passed
away on Saturday April Goth, al
her home on. East Second Street
Milford, at the age of 81. She is
survived by two daughters, Mrs
Bertha Carey of Milford, Mrs. Sadie
Bennett of Wilmington, four sons
Blwood and James of this com
munity, Ralph and Archibald oI
Milford, a sister, Mrs. Sallie
Shockley, of Milford, several granC
children and great grandchildren
I Funeral service were held OF
: Tuesday afternoon at Calvary Me
thodist Church, with interment il
Cedar Neck Cemetery.
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with purchases of Christmas
Seals" at Detroit.
Goal Listed
Projects outlined include:
IA search for chemicals that
might further weaken the armor of
the tissue barriers in which the
germs are housed in the tubereulo-
sis patient. This would make it
easier for drugs like streptomyein
to reach the bugs and do their stuff.
"A eheckup on the hereditary
characteristics Of the tuberculosis
germ-to determine why it is that
certain strains resistant to drugs,
particularly streptomyein, eventu
ally predominate over strains that
can be curbed by drugs.
3-An attempt to determine con-
stitutional factors responsible for
resistance and susceptibility to tu-
berculosis infection. Rabbits of
known resistance to the disease will
be bred for these studies.
The new research projects sup
ported by the association were de-
scribed by DR.. Esmond r. Long, di-
rector of research for MIA.
FeHr-Day Conference
The association-frst in the ma
tion to organize a countrywide edu-
cational and research attack on a
specific disease opened its four
day deliberations on this keynote.
During the As years of the associ-
ation's existence. tuberculosis has
dropped from No. to No. among
the, disease-causers of death in the
United States but
There is still much work to be
DONE" declared a statement by DR.
Herbert L. Mantz of Kansas City
Mo-, president of NTA, "as we real
ize when the list of causes of death
in different age groups places tuber.
culosis first among disease killer:
of young people between Is anC
34.' .
Association officials amplified thi:
by saying that while the overall
death rate from tuberculosis ha!
dropped markedly in as years-du'
to such things as better treatmen
methods and better case-finding
there is no evidence that the attacl
rate of the disease has decreased
during that span.
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