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HOUSES TO SHARE

1852 ST. S.E.-White. settled cou-
pie, no children, to share my home;
wife as companion. LII K; for semi
invalid lady: no rent. AK. 1864.
WIDOW would like to share house
with young employed girl. 100
blk. LYMAN st. NV. FIR. 1890.
WANTED 2 GIRLS to share modern
6-rm. house with congenial. young
girls; very reas. Call RA. 9164.
COUPLE TO SHARE house, all furn,
500 mo. 1901 Allison st. Mt.
LIV. RM.. bedrm.. semipvt. bath.
breakfast privils.; . girls or couple
employed; share with mother and
daughter CHI. 1914.
WANTED-Employe couple. share
new house with young couple; conv.
to shopping, u block transp. 41l5
vSin staniey di,s; st Sc vi VI. - 5000 howe viii,
same: no objection to small child
conven. transp: to Fort Belvoir; S65
Is s. Court, Fairhaven, Alex, Va
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont. ]

BUNGALOW, on estate.
in waterfront community, approxi-
mately so miles south Of Washing
ton; rent free in return for keep
ing lawns moved and tending poVl-
try and small amount of stock !:
ideal for retired couple or partially
disabled veteran: must have excel
lent references to be considered. To
arrange interview, write Box T1-R,
ARLINGToN-s bedrms., 3 complete
baths. brick Dutch Colonial. full
bsmt; with 15x3O rec. rm.. auto;
for school-aee children; mr.. shop.
center, movies, p. O.. churches, etc. /:
high elevation. mr.. WASHINGTON Golf
and Country Club; S165 Call
OWNER. CH. 9!46: GL. 1923. Il
RMS: AND BATH. modern; West
stove. oil steam heat. Price. SIT so
per mo. Telephone Gaithersburg t52
CHEVY CHASE. d. c. -bedrm
house. large yard; mr.. Lafayette
School; on busline: avail Feb. 10th;
rent. $3.50. Call EN-. 37O4. i
NEARBY vIRGINIA-2O minutes
from Conn. ave. and K ST.: quaint
sfss sasden Tms soa beth p.r oil nons
Weekdays between a:30 am. and
4:30 pm, Flmwood SS3. Il
MOD. a-BEDRM. BUNGA., in Tako-
ma Park-Incl. oil ht. gar; conv.
to transp. and shopping. : mi. from
D. C.; yearly lease. adults only. SH.
1647. ewes; all day Sat. apd Sun.
JONES BRIDGE RD., 1900 Chevy
svse rms rms ~ 0lSsh Ssshs, ifSm bpick c0an aa:
rage: $3.50 per mo-; immediate pos
session; large lot; FULTON R
D1. $3.50. Brokers attention. 81
VIC. CAMP sPRINGS-7-rm. stone
house: 4 bedrms., 2 baths; S149. so
mo. Call Clinton 526-J. 80
1910 LIVINGSTON RD. SE.-4-room
det. stucco house. plus h-acre land,
just over D C. line: this property
is zoned commercial and can be used
able rent. scorT SANDERS, 3a1a
s: Capitol. TR. 1868: ewes, VI
O990. 81
s ROOMS. gas &C. heat. fireplace in
living room; S125 per mo- on a
years lease. OW. O773. 80
bath divided into 9 apts; must be
rented as entire house; occupancy
Feb. /: rent, $7l 10 per mo- Tenant
pays utilities. Call Mr.. Robey. H. G
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41O1 3rd st. NV

Open Sunday 2 to 8 pm. Home
brick on corner lot in section con-
venient to everything. Arranged
as 2 apis. with Q Kitchens and 3
baths. Very reasonably priced. Can
AID. 0021 for details. SHOCKEY
& MOoRHEAD. Realtors. 80
COLORED-13thA AND HARVARD ST.
N.W.-Lovely semidetached brick
home, completely furnished, consist,
ing of 3 apts., 3 baths, 3 stoves, 3
refgrs., immaculate condition, Oil
h.-w,h:; $4,000 cash needed. S332
monthly income; for appt.. call Mr..
Hunt with CAMPANFLLA q WOnDs
TX. 3; ewes, DE. 1887. 80
CoLORED-NEAR GA. and New
Hampshire ares.-;6 large rms, 2
sscleere5-in porches and Colonial
FROM porch; oob built-in garage; pos
LEE DoNNELLY. Investment B;ds,,
COLOsiED-N.W., just of No. Can't
tol st.-1St-fl hall. liv. rm., dining
rm.. pantry and kit; 3 large bed
rms. and bath on ind f.: oil heat.
Price, $4,000; terms GEORGE I.
BORGER, 643 Ind. ave. NV. Ma.
$3.50: ewes, OR. 1878 or WO. T64o.
9Th ST. N.W.l@
$3.50 down, easy terms; 6 rooms,
bath. gas. elec.; row brick Cell
Morris Cohen and Milton vinnicks
with A. M. DRAISNER. l404 l. -.
NV, MA. s036. Home, TU. 02e7.
once open Sun. 12 to I. -.
CONTINUED on Next Passl
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I'VE NEVER SEEN
HOME REALTY co.
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

WV Vtt~$S NSsNbs<S - . ~s~NS - !"
EDELMAN MOVING & STORAGE
Willa&ctept surplus furniture as part
payment, on your moving, storage.
ia. o937; ewes, GE. 1915. 81
MOVING BY VET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Call
anytime, MR.. COOK, GIL. 5l37.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across she country; safe. storage in
separate rooms. expert packing:
Phone No. o1O4 UNION STORAGE
,S6Iv11pGxL coMPARTMENTs. a.
low as So 'er month. Local and
Va. moving. For service. call TE.
51ss; Sun. and eve. TIE. 1885.
SAFETY STG; 4 TRF; CO. -
small Jobs; guaranteed to please
you. B, g. NJ. MOVERS. TR. 5000;
MARINE siSii = VETERANS MOVING CO.:
24.hr; service o tuEniture; VI vp ,r9nks n1ss and
ANACOSTIA MOVING CO. expert
movers, S5 hr, Every pc. guar.
LIGHT HAULING and delivering.
mornings. evenings. Saturdays and
Sundays. Call NO. $3.50. 80
MOVING: For fast. efficient and re-
liable service. let master movers
move you. Call EX 1913.
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GEORGETOWN

3021 Dent st. NV. (between Que and
r.. Open 2 to Sat. and Sun.
Beautifully restored and decorated
rm., din. rm., modernistic kitchen.
End floor has bedrms., 2 baths.
Basement, laundry, gas heat, service
entrance, built-in garage. Garden
same level as liv. rm.
2-family home: one vacant; excellent
rm., 3 bedrms. and bath. caii Nj.
Audette, with JOHN LIPsCOMB a
CO.. Nj. $500; eyes,, NO. 270b. 30
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w. B. WRIGHT
EN-. 5000.
BETHESDA. S17.95O

BETHESDA, $l1,95O
5000 Glenwood I'd; open Sun. / till
dark-Modern det. brick home about
8 yrs. old and in excellent condi-
ton; center entrance, hy. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm.. fully equip. kit,
screened porch; End floor, good
bedrms.. tiled bath and storage
space; paneled rec. rnn. with powder
rm. in basement. oil a.-c. heat, slate
roof; attached garage. Directions:
Out Wisconsin ave. to Old George
town rd., continue on Old George
town rd. to Glenwood rd., left to
property.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4934 Wis. Ave. OR. 2326.
BETHESDA, $18,95O
1922 Hazlewood dr.. Open Sun, l to
in restricted area in secluded group
Of homes close to school and transp.
hrepiaee, din. rm:. powder rm:. fully
floor. 3 sizable bedrms:, tile bath
with shower. Oil a.-c. heat. Slate
roof. Garage. Vacant. Immediate
possession. Directions: Out Wis.
ave. to Old Georgetown rd., con-
tinue to Roosevelt st.. right on
Roosevelt st. to Hazlewood and prop
Billingsley 9s sanderson Co.
4ea% wis. ave. OR. 232o.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

HVVSES ENO1NVSEB
s-RM. NEW BRK. HOME in Wash
ington, D. c.; wish to exchange
for home in Dayton or Springfield,
Ohio. Call mornings VI. 6552.-30
NEW BRICK RESIDENCE. 3 bed
rooms. baths. best section Atlanta,
Ga, for NV. Washington property.
SB h4a0
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MASS. AVE- bedrms., 2-family:
bath. maids rm. and bath: gar.
and nice garden. Been reduced from
S37. 900 to S29,500.
Another house. same description, close
by on side street. about same price
Wesley Hgts-New house, gas heat,
double gar; S42 500.
Town house, not far from embassy
row. Priced to sell way below re-
production cost FREDERIC L. PAT
ERSON. 1912 Eve st NV, ST 1922
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SILVER SPRING
Lovely new corner brick 3 bedrms.
, baths, screened porch. garage
desirable and convenient section
ready to occupy.
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
Sligo 3OlO till q nm -31
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Overlooking the Potomac

" AOOkAA41S viz 0VO113IS~
close-in location; an unusual charm
ing home, with spacious center-en-
rms, . bedrms. and bath on 1st
floor; and . bedrms. and bath on
2rid floor: insulated. beautiful
grounds with shade trees; can be
purchased with average lot. or with
oerns So @ !eet M on sfs az pauSTa
1900; ewes. and week ends. 81. 66Os.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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PAUL J. MILLER

CLUB OR FRATERNITY
Near Columbia rd. and 18th st.. NV.
-Det. brick; "A rms, 8 baths
rm. with fireplace, beautiful Cak
floors. Ideal location for doctor,
dentist or guest house. Oil h.-w.h..
gear garage. Reduced for quick
sale; unGer 100000. MR..
SCHAEFER, AID. 3236. Ewes,
Dill IllA EXt col
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED

IDEAL FOR CHILDREN-2 bedrms. =,
bath. large yard. Call Brandywine
2S02,
DESIRABLE 3-bedrm. house, NV;
either furnished or unfurnished. TE.
ks&6e3 days. RA. 7171 evenings. 80s
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PAUL P. STONE

CRESTWOOD SECTION
Two blks. to Rock Creek PIX; one Of
most unusual homes in Wash. built
especially for Wash. weather; 13-
inch hollow-tile constructions; cool on
hottest, humid days: luxurious, indi.
vidual features inside and out;
din. rms. and den or sunrm., perfect
kit, 2 refgrs.; lge. bsmt. with maids
rm. and bath: exquisite wall-to-wall
broadlooms 1st A.: dble. gar. with
rear access; beautiful Handicapped lot
with patio and fountain: owner 60
ing West, will let go under $50, 900.
and Sun. 11-3; MA. 1857 wkdys.
Exclusive, JOHN H. MILLER. Jr. &
BRO. Realtors, 1912 X st, NV.
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VOTT CAN SEE,
HOME REALTY co.
1875 Penna. ave. NV.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
8 newly decorated l-bedrm. apis. in
Naylor Gardens, priced from $5.9S0
to S6.45O; down payments, 81 .446
to $l,54O. Call VI. 6100, MRS.
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6616 PINE BRANCH RID. N.W.-Open
Sunday, to 5. Detached 3-bedroom
and bath. living room, dining room,
sell. LOwERY IL MELTON. Realtors,
SH. 5000. Ewes. Mr.. Lyons. SH
S493. 80
2-BATH BRICK-on
18th st. NV; handy downtown To-
cation. Excel. possibilities for re-
sponsible buyer Sl1.960. r. ].
SCOFIELD Sligo $500 80
$500 MONTH INCOME-26O0 block
University pl. NV: comp. furnished
. rms, row brick, oil heat, 2 garages.
PERI. condition. Owner must sacri-
fee for immed sale. Partly vacant.
i. C. HOOVER, Gil. 6676, RA. 22Sl.
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MI. 21W.
MT. PLEASANT

MT. PLEASANT
Nine rooms ga baths, gas INV
heat, Bendix washer; 1st floor has
large living room, dining room,
kitchen and den; End floor, 3 bed
rooms and 2 baths. Basement rec
reation rooms, maids room and q
piece bath. Owner must sell. wants
S19,950:- terms Call Mr.. Stevens,
ST. 5757. Open Sun. l to 4.p.m.
Evenings till pm.
G.. J. Young. Broker
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kerthws.

OfEN l.SU-C. .SU
1888 7th st. NV. Be sure to see this
detached house: large rooms. auto.
h.-w.h.; large lot; in good condition.;
near Walter Reed, schools, stores.
churches, transp. Priced very low
for quick sale. Other times call
81. 3G43
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$500 BURGESS DR.

1UOD0O
Chillum, Md Open ! til pm.
Beautiful custom-bui detached
brick, containing large rooms. Ia
baths. recreation room. , 1replaces;
side porch stairway to attic; truly
a beautiful home; moderate down
E. BRUNO. INC. 903 H St NV,
Realtors, MA 3433 80
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FOXHALL VILLAGE
S-room brick home. in
ideal location; 3 bedrooms and 2
baths; oil heat, built-in garage;
immaculate condition: well financed;
price. S25,25O. Call Mr. Addison,
MA. $500: evenings and week ends,
Fairfax 1S1-W-3.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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nut St. Takoma Park. .. C.-S-rm:,
sEALTY Re assne CO. on NA D't@'ss' ssss After 5.
HOME AND INCoME%R st. NV
2 apis; and English bsmt.: good bus.
possibilities: 1st commercial zone:
near Pa 7hS4 NSFth Capitol $4,000 Gali
RIVER fHE ''Sfi 'SSffEiws and picture windows
will sell this 2-bedroon, 2-bath home
to some one who loves scenery. This
unusual house has large fireplace
esEIiDe, n.,1 in Brookmont; s,%a a MRS: BUR Ei
BUiIDING. furniture and business.
near 18th and Col. I'd. NV, con.
yerted to 2 small apts., 5 baths, oil
heat txcieo1 income euGted $445 hSgse s1s
500: terms. E. W. THURM. DI.
2 SEPARATE APIS; one rm. and
bath. one 6 rm. and bath. Call
OWNER, 2o2s N. Capitol. Ho.
OPEN SUNDAY, ! to 5-ss1s Read
ing rd.S Silver spring. out Piney
block to Reading rd., left to house
built in 1941 on well-wooded lot
about 70x135;, detached brick, 9
nice rooms, latest KlCcneup picture
windows, screened porch, garage;
condition Just like new; $500 cash
paymse1ntto ys1to See today. srRouP'
1860 SO iiSSi BLOCK OF MONROE Brick
coed eond:, ideal renting, 3 apis
QUINCY ST, near Soldiers Home
Semidetached brick. Z rooms. 2
baths, oil heat. full basement.
Price, $4,000; down, $500; bal
ance 1st trust at 500 per mo
e. w. THURM, DI. 1906, 9OS 10th
HAMILToN Al hiTi ST. N.w.-ss 900 down;
nice 6-rm. and bath, bsnt:. gar;
zER. RE. 2735 or 81. 7747.
MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS-LarRe corne,
brick home in most desirable neigh
borhood; 1st floor has lge. liv. rm
with fireplace, 2 sun porches. either
usable as den; din. rm. and kit,
also powder rm.: 2nd floor has
bedrms and 2 baths; 3rd floor has
bedrms. and bath; also recre. rm
in bsmt. r. A. TWEED CO., 5504
Conn. ave-. EN-. 1890. Open 9 till 9.
18th ST. ABOVE KENNEDY, one Of
Washington's most beautiful resi-
$65, 900. Owner. leaving q. 8. A.,
Mr.. Bozzi, URCIOLo REALTY. Me
1871. Sunday, RA. 2s06.
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Open Sat. and SUM- to S
'233 9TH st. NV. Row brick, 6 rms.
: baths: full bsmt., gas heat; house
in Al cond. Priced S12,750.
KENNEDY REALTY CO., INC, .GE.
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MOUNT PLEASANT
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK

Most convenient location in D. C.
for all public schools and parochial
bath on 1st floor; beautiful, SUBJ
stantial det. frame home, excel.
cond.: lge. lot; $17,75O. JAMES C.
Upton. WO. 3211; ewes. and Sun,
OR. 1907
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RESTRICTED HOMES
21O GALLATIN ST,
OPEN TODAY, 1-6

613 Hamilton st. n.w.-Attrac. s.
rm: bath low brick home: has Q
bedrms.,. conv liv. rm., nice kitchen:
for small family this cozy home ex-
neiehborhood nice, close to transp.;
h,-w. heat: open today for your
personal inspection. See Mr. Kali
denbach on premises; move in now.
We are holding the house vacant
for you. Dial EX. 7O7O.
DAIII NIT I'D
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Inspect This Weekend :.
SHEPHERD PARK
RRIGHTWOOn

1855 Adams Mill I'd. Overlooking
Rock Greek Park; rms. English
type row brk.: modern and taste
fully decorated; fireplaces, | In
rec. rm,: a peri. home for family de.
string close in location. Open Sun.
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1900 IRVING 81. NV.
Open 12 to 4 Sun.-Just of 14th st.;
lst comml.-9 rms, 3 baths: oil
or -ooming house. Only S22 COO.
$1,000 down, bal. LIST trust. RE.
1915. CHAPMAN REALTY co.
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ONE FLOOR HOUSE

Silver Spring; conv. to bus. An ex-
ceptionally neat and well-built brick
home featuring spaciousness and
comfort. There are , good-sized
with colored fixtures, lee. liv rm.,
seoarate din. rm., modern kit with
space for dining; lge. airy bsmt.;
stairs to expansion attic; nice level
lot. To inspect, call JAMES e.
SCHWAB, OR. $500; after 3 pm.
call Sligo 2575 or WO laos -3O
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$40 5OO. VACANT

This attractive bungalow, just over
District line in Takoma Park. has 3
attractive back yard. beautiful gar
den. Schools 3 blocks away. bus
close by. shopping convenient. Don't
wait. Call ME. 1143 until g pm.
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S13. 10000

Open l to Dark Sat. and Sun.
514 Powhatan place NV, Just few
blocks north of 5th and Kennedy.
This immac. 3-bedrm., 2-tile-bath
semidet. red brick, with built-in
Priced S16,500. Will sell quickly on
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Petworth-Open Sunday
2 to pm. Attractive 3-bedroom
row brick home, newly decorated
Low cash payment will handle, bal
ance in one large trust, easy terms.
Vacant. Immediate possession.
5031 7th pl. NV. at Gallatin St
Mr.. Clark. GE. 9O11. MARSHALL
J.. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th ST. NV.
DI 3346 40
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UNDERWOOD ST. N.w.-6-rm. semi
det brick; powder rm. 1St f., gar
bage disposal, wall-towall carpeting,
storm windows and screens, screened
rear porch, Anchor fenced lot.
Priced right. Call ST. 9316 or ewes,
RA. 9149. BLANKEN & PRESS,
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21
SELBYVHLE

The ladies auxiliary to the
Selbyville Volunteer Fire Co., met
on Wednesday evening in the Fire
Hall, with the president, Mrs. Paul
Pepper presiding.
The Martha Circle, Mrs. Kathryn
Browne, leader met at the home of
Mrs. Eva Longs dupont Highwaq,
and for their entertainment they
had Mrs GeOrgetta Pepper to put
on a Stanley demonstration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Nell, Boston
Mass, spent last week visiting
friends they were dinner guests of
Mrs. c. w. Wilgus and daughter,
Mrs. Nettie West on Friday night,
they returned to their home on
Sunday.
Mr.. mad Mrs. Walter Wells had
as their weekend guests, their son
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Wells of RehOboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice McCabe and
family, visited their sister and fam.
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baylis, il
Wilm., through the weekend.
Mr.. Bob McCabe, of Wilm., visit
ed his mother and family, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Roy Grapperhaus and Nancy
McCabe through the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman c. Davis
had as their guest the past week
Mr.. Davis's brother, Mr.. Levin Da
Wis of Norfolk, Va.
Rev. Charles Jarvis, Mrs. Elme
/ West and Mrs. John R. Davis spen
/ Monday in Phila.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21
MAGNOLIA

Mr.. and Mrs. William Faust of
Los Angeles, Calf, are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. oArlie Jackson.
The NJ. Y. A. F. IS planning a
Halloween party and social on
Wednesday, October 26th, to which
everyone is invited. There will be
a masked parade with prizes and
you had better come masked or pay
a ten cent fine. A program is being
arranged by the committee and
there will be refreshments includ-
ing home made dOughnuts, cider,
candied apples, cake, pie and ice
cream on sale. This is being given
in the school auditorium.
Mrs. Leila Sargent and her
daughter, Mrs. Mardell Graft, of
Derry, Pa, have been spending
some time with the formers sister,
Mrs. Cora Wright They left for
their home on Thursday accOmpa-
MED by Mrs. Wright who will re-
main with them for the winter.
Mrs. Ethel M. Collins and Mr.. P
S. Collins left Saturday morning to
be weekend guests of Mrs. Sar-
geant and Mrs. Wright.
The supper given by the w. S. c
/ S. on Thursday evening was very
much of a success and the chair
man in charge, Mrs. Anna Orvi'
and the president of the Society
Mrs. Ethel Collins, are very CRATE
full to the group of workers anC
contributors who were respOsibl'
for them realizing slightly bette
than S575.OO, $385.OO of which was
clear.
Mrs. Ralph McIlvaine and Mrs
Kathryn Knight spent Friday il
Wilmington. They accompanied MI
McIlvaine who attended the teach
er's meeting there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed an
family moved on Saturday to the.
now home on South State Street i
Dover. Their home here is bein
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. John Dill
and family who moved from nea
Canterbury.
,, Mrs. Kate Reynolds, who ha
been spending the past few week
with her brother and sister-in-lav
, Mr. and Mrs. F.. r. Richards. is no,
: "t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. '
Williams in Dover, for an indefinit
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raw INGRAM hav
hnnn sperdiro several davs wit
relatives in Wilmington and Phila
/ delphia.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

Mrs. Phyllis DOrr and Charles
Moore, of Little Creek, attended the
University of Delaware versus uni
versity of Florida football game
playe dat Wilmington on Saturday
night.
Much favorable comment has
been heard about the covered dish
luncheon given by the Ladies Aux
iliary There were about forty who
were in attendance to enjoy the de-
liciOus meal, that it was.
Little Charles Bryan was a three
year old host to thirteen of his
friends and playmates' at his home
on Friday afternoon. His guests
were Janet Lee and Wesley Hall of
Wyoming, Marsha and Betty Ann
( Pugh, Roger and Arlene GOurley
Bobby and Charles Shipley, Ruth
ann Shuyler, Wayne Galway, Pat
sy Storey Freddy Biedman and
Kenneth Orvis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Graybeal
and Ronnie of Fort Deposit, Md.
spent the weekend with her mo-
ther, Mrs. Elizabeth Schwartz.
Mrs. Cora Bailey of Harrington
was a dinner guest of Mrs. Edna
Davis and Mrs. Kathryn Knight OF
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Ruble had as
weekend guests, Mr.. and Mrs. A
B. Hart of Front Royal, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wright
spent the weekend with Mr.. ant
Mrs. T. Rodney Baxter near Elkton
Sunday they took a trip through
parts of Pennsylvania.
M/Sgt. and Mrs. Guy H. Hyatt
have been spending several day
at Langley Field, Va, where Sgt
. Hyatt was formerly stationed.
l Deputy PocahOntas Mrs. Nor
. Donovan and her staff of Milford
= trailed to Magnolia on Monda'
night to install the officers OF tn
! Saguachi Council. Installed wer
b Prophecies, Mrs. Bess Dill, Poca
4 hOptas, Mrs. Emma Moore an
ii. Wennah. Mrs. Elizabeth Schwartz
J POwhatan, Ann Galloway, ScOut'
r PHYLLIS Dorr and Edna Orvis; Is
Wariar, Elsie Richards; End, Peal
S Hinsley, Srd. Eleanor Davis, an
s 4th Warrior, Pane Bryan: 1st Run
?. ner. Eleanor Alexander. End, Hele
v Anderson; 1st Councillor. Maud
=. Graybea1. End. Blanche Richard
e Guard Tepee. Eleanor Pugh, guar
forest, Ann Roe and Trustee, Sail
q Barratt. ollOwing this ceremony tn
h local council presented the DeDut
= POcahontas with a lovely set
pins.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ringler
and son Clayton, had as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell Lynch
of Springfield, Pa, and Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Hickman and family
of MillsbOro, over the weekend.
Mrs. Atwood Lynch, Jr., OF
Frankford and Miss Louise Browne
entertained several guests on
Thursday evening, at the home OF
Mrs. Lynch's in Frankford, at 4
bridal shower, in honor of Miss
of Miss Jane Scott, who is to be
married in November
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Long, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hudson on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Kathryn Browne visited
Mrs. Hester Gum and mother Mrs
Annie Law, in Bishopville on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Isaacs and dau,
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

dered herbs added directly to the
food so they will be scattered
throughout. LES fines herbes" in
Clude sweet basil, sweet majOram,
thyme, rosemary, tarragOn and
cherVil. Chives are often added to
this group.
Many vegetable and meat recipes
using herbs have been collected for
this leafiet. Among them are brOil-
ed tomatoes, potatoes scallOped
with herbs, poultry stuffing,
French dressing with herbs, peas
aux fines herbes, omelette aux
fines herbes, herb butter and herb
bouquet.
The herbs publication, Extension
Mimeo Circular No. SO, is avail
able, free, from the Office of In
formation, Agricultural Extension
Service, Newark, Del.
The index finger of the Statue OF
Liberty is eight feet long.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21
New Leaflet On
Herb Cookery Offered
By Extension Service

do You Know Your Herbs" is
the title of new leafiet being Off
cred by the Delaware Agricultural
Extension Service. Prepared by
Miss Gertrude Holloway, extern
sion nutritionist, the leafiet will be
used during October by Sussex
County home demonstration clubs
as part of their club program.
For the homemaker who wishes
to enhance food flavors, the leafet
lists the most common cooking
herbs and the foods with which
they combine most pleasingly. The
six herbs advocated for the begin
ner in herb cookery are named "les
fines herbes," a French expression
describing finely chopped or pow
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

ghter. Of Lincoln, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Steele and son Of Ocean
View. were SunGay dinner guests
Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Roland Buell..
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21
Sane Name

NEW YORK - (P) IL The three
ball-playing DiMaggio brothers
Joe, Dom and Vince2all have the
same middle name-Paul.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

Octopuses used jet propulsion in
swimming long before men though
of the idea.