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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

1g46 I2-ton pickup; ex.
cellent condition; priced at $50 for
quick sale AMERICAN TRAILER
CO., 1880 Wis ave NV. WO. 1891.
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NEAR SUITLAND

o5m oiat 1soxa6oi $3.50 with $500
down. HI 1929 after 6 pm. Mr..
Farrell, HI. $50. -
WEST REAL ESTATE
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
FoTJR-UNIT APT. WANTED from
owner: possession one. Cash above
LIST trust. Box orc, Star. 19'
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. tcont. }
TRUE 70 TRADITION

TRUE TO TRADITION
OF proud beauty and grace is this
2-story plantation type brick home,
bedrms., . colored tile baths on end
floor, 24-ft. liv. rm. with fireplace
full din. rm.. equip kit. u tile bath
down; full bsmt. has rec. rm. space
and fireplace, u bath, oil heat.
Excellent 40 LIST trust; $4,000 down
handles.
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson, Gil. 4216. OK. o52o.
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1916 2-Ton Chevrolet
van truck; 12-ft. BODY; 5000.
1916 | p Ton Chevrolet
stake truck; 12-ft body; $3.50.
1916 12-Ton Chevrolet
stake truck; 6l2-ft. body; $3.50.
Al cond, low mileage; must make
room for new trucks; best buys ever
offered in Wash, Can be seen at
121Q l. 81 u " Ia
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OFFICES FOR RENT

ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED square feet
Of attractive space on Connecticut
ave, above Dupont Circle, available
At once. Phone Adams $3.50 between
eY1e GEORGIA AVE- rooms, can
be used as onces or apt. 81. 7o55.
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70 UNITS

n OIN I y
FIREPROOF BUILDING
Built in l941 by D c. Gruver,
Excellent, close-in ne. loc. Fur
tfer information. call MR. LAIONA.
MA. 1877; ewes. 81. 3532. 10
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X ST. NV. west Of Conn., ave.
3 good locations available immedi
ateiy. Also goth and M NV. cor
ner store and :, upper floors. Othe
loca tions in this area also immedi
a, ateIy ayailsbleI DRURY REALT1 a.,
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VIM. H. LAUGHLIN
Realtor. exclusive agent. Mclean. Va
$50 PER. MONTH

$50 PER MONTH
How does this At in with your bud
get9 That is what it takes after
a medium down payment, and this
little bungalow is only about {
mos. old and built of the best ma
terials and containing ) nice rms
with an extension end e. Beautiful
lot overlooking park. Total price,
S11500
AVON PARK
You will be very comfortable In this
4-bedrm. 1l7-bath brick Cape Cod
in most conv, section. Center
hall entrance, liv. rm. with Are
place. din rn. equipped kit, bed
rnr. and "a bath down. 3 nice bed
rms. and tile bath upstairs Full
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h. and nice lot
CECIL B. LUPTON
nur
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APARTMENT SITES WANTED

HOMES, GROVES, farms and lots,
for sale in the beautiful Orlando
area; low prices and easy terms.
Call HUI S039 IA
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

REAL ESTATE WANTED
I WILL BUY OR SELL your property,
frame or brick. white or colored
also specializing in GI homes. Call
Mr.. WALTER MILLER. ME. 1920;
ewes, DE 5346.
PAY CASH for houses, lots or acre
age. SCOTT SANDERS. TR. 1853:
ewes. VI 0990 Free appraisal
CASH FOR REAL ESTATE, white or
colored. all sections; also G1 homes.
A. FISCHER. CO. 6610.
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EVANSVILLE, MD.
5SO6 BALTIC. blvd.-6-room house. 452
120 lot: will rent as is or remodel
Call MR.. DAVIS. WA 1901. Ia
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WILL BUY deferred purchase money
2nd trust: reas. discounts. MR.
QUICK, 81. 7131; ewes, RA. 341s.
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STUDIOS FOR RENT

MUSIC STUDIO avail. at once: entire
Bird A. at s19 18th st. NV; throush
ventilation; redec. throughout and
new asphalt tile floor installed. MAY
HENRY j. ROBB. INC. 1924 Yer
mont ave DI S141. IA
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A POOR AID

a POOR AID
This house is 1907 in value but l
hardly know how to explain 1t.
Large masonry bungalow. living
room with fireplace. real dining
room. large equipped kitchen. large
bedrooms, bath: expansion attic.
foored; full basement. oil h -wh ;
large trees; can be handled with
small down payment. Price, S13 500:
and We know values
Arlington Realty Corp.
2cO4 Wilson Blvd. OW. a3OO. Ia
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Immediate Occupancy
Small unfurnished suites available
in modern air-conditioned office
building, 18th and K sts. NV. To-
cation short-term arrangements
only. Call MR.. SHIPLEY, EX. oOs0
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ALI, WHITE

And charming. too. Conveniently To-
Gated "a block from Wilson blvd
Featuring bedroom and "a tiled
bath on 1st floor Full basement,
partitioned for recreation room
large equipped kitchen with dining
space, full dining room, nice living
room with fireplace. 2 other bed
rooms and tiled bath. G1 approved
at S16,5o0.
Arlington Realty Corp.
2204 Wilson blvd, OW p30n IA
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CALIFORNIA RAMBLER

CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
In North Arlington. Entrance hall,
living room with paneled fireplace
and bookcase. dining room with
built-in china closet and Dutch door,
all-electric kitchen with exhaust fan.
2 large bedrooms and bath. silent
switches throughout 34-ft rear
screened porch; exec ptionallv large
wooded lot with fireplace and bar
becue pit full basement. oil &C.
heat; stairway to storage attic.
MANNAS REALTY
ais Wilson Blvd. GL. or OK 27s4
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TAxIcAB FOR RENT
TRAILERS FOR SALE

CAB FOR RENT, colored; $50 dep;
hol, of; l941 Chev. excel cond.
Call Ia 563o -l5
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NEAR FORESTVILLE
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

BUNGALOW OR RAMBLER, priced
under $4,000; in Fairfax, Falls
Church or Bethesda area. Write OF
phone HERMAN SCHMIDT. 1905 H
St nv, Ma 9251 49,
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NOW! NOW

Don't give UP hope Come see this
new bungalow. Just listed for only
S11,95h on quiet secluded street,
close to shopping and bus. bed
rms. tile bath. living rm., dining
rn, equipped Kitchen, stwy. to lee.
markable buy
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson. Gil. 1915, OK. 052O.
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$500 SO. FT. SHOP SPACE on B. g.
| o. siding, NV. Wash. GE. 0431
| for appointment. is
FIRST-COMMERCIAL LOCATION, for
repair shop or small business AD.
6615. IA
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN. 40 Bond ldg.-Desl
space. telephone and secretaria
service available DI. os01. IL
BUSINESS mailing address and tele
phone service. Downtown once
building. $40 mo. HI. 4122. s tt
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L 1870 12-lUA plGkup' exc
cellent condition: priced at $3.50 for
quick sale. AMERICAN TRAILER
CO.. 1880 Wis, ave. NV. WO. 1881.
CLEARANCE SALE on all vehicles;
low as SIS down. See US first and
get a real bargain. ACTION AUTO
sERV., sth & NJ sts. NV. ME. e657.
FORD 1a4s 1a-ton panel sedan de.
livery: perfect condition heater, de.
froster: S1,150 or best offer aHEP-
HERD PARK PHARMACY. GE. 5000.
DODGE PANEL TRUCKS. 1871 and
or best offer. call GEORGE, FIR.
DODGE 1871 1-ton panel body; sood
su2SSr ssSS rs LAcaMAE I'm ;90a 2sJ soN V51:sS Vs
CHEVRoLET, new 1a4s, 2-ton, ISL.
inch wheel base. 750x20, 7.50x20
S-ply tires. front and dural rear
and 12-ft. stake body equipped With
Perfect for loading and unloading
building materials or any other
heavy material. Substantial reduc.
ton in price and nev-truck guar
antee, Adds SON CHEVROLET
SALES: 14th st. and Fla, ave, NV,
rood eondton 'sS $3.50 se0sn May qsvssy BE- seen
at Hilltop rd. Silver Spring, Md.
or call ST.. $3.50 -15
DODGE 194s 1ia-ton, 2-speed rear,
sacrifice; $3.50. co. 1920. Is
WHITE 194l 2-ton. Aft van body.
Ia41 International 112-ton. Aft.
van body Both in excellent con-
dition Johns MANVILLE SALES
CORP. e2s 9Th st. NV. Ex. ~.
INTERNATIONAL 1910 'a-ton; panel
body good condition: selling at bar
gain price. Call VI 044". ii
GMC 1440 dump truck: excel cond.:
overhauled recently; : tons; quick
sale. S4a5. TR. 3oa1, Ii
FORD 1887 2-ton stake body; new
1913 motor and parts: quick sale.
$500. Call TR. 2nai. ii
DODGE 1910 "a panel. Sa35: 1913
motor, new paint and battery.
1000 Central ave. ne, HI. $3.50.
FORD 1941 stake. 1e-ft body; per.
feet condition, looks like new; g
good 10-ply tires. heater in cabi
INTERNATIONAL ia4s s4-ton pick
UP, four-speed transmission, $500
mi, one owner. same as new; 8 l..
DODGE 1910 panel 1-ton; 5000.
Sat. after 6, Sun. all day, PL. s614.
GMC 1887 "a panel, s165. See it after
II am WILLIAMS CLEANERS,
2119 Good Hope rd. Sc -l6
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AT WHOLESALE

n w WI1OICDIAAI
AS Int. KS. 2 So.
AS Dodge 1-ton; low mi.
AZ Ford 2-ton c.o.e.
Al Federal sleeper,
AZ GMC 34-ton stake.
as Ford 34-ton stake.
'46 Dodge I-ton stake, dual.
Al Dodge 17-ton, C. C. Army, exc.
Al Diamond r furn. van
Al GMC Aft furn. van.
Ford amphibi-n Jeep.
GMC mach. shop.
We buy and sell Army trucks.
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
5000 Lee hwy :. Arl. Va. cH. 1000:
Other truck bargains and Army
truck parts and service at our
Alexandra plant 1901 .Oronoco st.,
Alexandria. Va. OV. 1900.
(CoI tinued on Next PsSs)
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAL
HYATTSVIILE

Once or display room, air-conditioned
plus large warehouse or shop; private
parking; 1-story good building for
merly auto showroom and shop. I'm
mediate possession; excellent fnanc-
ing Total price, $4,000
WEINBERG e. BUSH
1907 H St. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
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coM'L. PROPERTY FOR RENT
18th AND L SITS. N.W.-Approx. s46
So. it., divided into rms, heat
and light incl. Reasons BILE rent.
4 CO, Realtors, lab K st. NV, W.
ME. 5400 is
M. 10th AND G ST. S.w.-2nd COM
mercial, 2 brk. bldgs., arranged as
1 apts.. ! apt. vacant will remodel
for comm. use: feas. rent. H. T.
RANDOLPH, RE. 2137, TR. 1865.
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TRUCK VALUES

40 Chev. l2-ton panel SIPS
40 GMC 12-ton C. and C. - 295
'46 Ford 1la-ton c. and c..
Al Mack 2-ton, c. and c.
rs GMc. 21z-ton, AcR-523
tractor, 2-speed axle $50
AS GMC l2-ton pickup - 295
As Int 1-ton pickup with
canopy top 795
AZ Dodge 1-ton panel; excel.
Al Ford la-ton panel 4-cyl.
engine 450
Open Until 1890 SATURDAYS.
GMC Truck and Coach Div.
00 Al Il NE ME NE Ii u
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15
William Whaley McCabe
Dies In Salisbury

William Whaley McCabe, Sails
bury and Ocean City, died at PENN
sula General Hospital in Salisbury
on Wednesday. He is brother Of
Thomas B. McCabe, chairman OF
Federal Reserve System and presi-
dent of Scott Paper Co, Chester.
He resided in Selbyville at one
time.
Mr. McCabe had suffered heart
attack a few days ago. Since his
retirement from business in 1871
he had managed and owned a 400
acre farm near Ocean City. Prior
to that he had been manager of the
Salisbury Production Credit Asso-
citation.
From 1913 to 1919 he was deputy
insurance and banking commissions
er of Delaware. From 1925 to- 1887
he was mayor of Ocean City. Mr..
and Mrs. McCabe had been spend
ing the winter here and they had
moved to their farm only a week
ago.
RE also is survived by three chill
dren, Tilghman McCabe, Salisbury;
William H, McCabe, Ocean City;
Alice G. Ernest, Baltimore, and
three sister, Maude McCabe, Sci
byville, Del; Mrs. Minton. Harvey
Swarthmore, Pa, and Mrs. Kar
Theme. of Washington.
Funeral, services will be Friday
in Salisbury at 4 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15
Veterans Graves
Can Be Marked


1t is getting near the time to
decorate the graves of all war
veterans. Since the passing of all
the Grand Army Veterans, the AM
erican Legion has taken over the
decorating of the graves of all vet
Grams. Milford Post No. looks af-
ter the graves in this district and
also Frederick, Slaughter Neck,
Lincoln, Williamsville, Simpsons,
Cedar Neck, Postles. 1t has not
been decided yet as to whose grave
the ceremony will be held, on Dec
oration Day. That will be decided
later
There are several graves that
have no markers, and it is very
difficult to find some graves. There
have been plots of the graves that
the American Legion look after in
this district, but several are miss
ed. not knowing where they are To-
Gated. Markers can be obtained for
all war veterans by making appli-
cation to the u S. Government, al
no cost to the applicant. All that is
necessary is that the veterans dis
charge is furnished, showing what
war the veteran served in, and the
organization he was with. Any one
who has a relative buried in this
district, that has no marker on his
grave, if they will get in touel
with Lieutenant Colonel w. e. Lanl
arrangements can be made to get {
marker.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15
Spanish War Vets
Will Meet Sunday

Delmarva Camp, No, IA, q. S. w.
", will meet with the No. 2 Out
post at the Armory at Milford on
next Sunday, April II, at two o.
clock in the afternoon. This being
National Muster Day, it is request
ed that all Spanish-American War
veterans attend this meeting. De-
partment officers have been invited
from Baltimore and there is ex-
pected to be quite a number, in
cluding the Auxiliary, to attend.
The Auxiliary will meet at the same
time and place.
At this meeting all Spanish Am
erican War veterans are invited to
attend, including female members
of the members, whether they be-
long to the organization or not. II
is to the best interest of all Span
ish American War veterans to be-
long to the Organization. Refresh
ments will be served after the meet
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15
Insurance Company
Fifty Years Old

The Home Life Insurance Com
pany of America will complete
half-century of service to its pol
icy holders on April II. The COM
pany was founded in Wilmington,
Delaware, in 1899, and until 1907
issued insurance. only on the lives
of residents of its home state. In
the latter year the company ex-
tended its business operations to
the State of Pennsylvania and the
executive offices were transferred
to Philadelphia.
Quoting from the coinpany's 50th
annual statement, Daniel j. Walsh,
president of the Home Life, an
nounced that since 1910 Home Life
assets have doubled and stood at
$36,515,4SS at the end of 194S.
Payments to policy holders and
their beneficiaries during 194S
amounted to $2,S21,25O and total
$44, ,S57,445 since organization. In
surance in force as of December
81, 194S, amounted to $223,579, ESQ
and new business figures for the
current year are running well
ahead of 194S totals for the same
period, Mr.. Walsh reported.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15

Mrs. M. Nelson Wright com
pletely surprised her husband,
Chuck" Saturday evening
when she arranged a birthday
dinner at LePores's in Dover
in honor of the occasion. Going
ahead Of the guests they were
there to see them arrive and
the good time with a dinner, re-
plete with birthday cake and
candles followed. Present were
Mrs. Myrtle Johnson of Mar
della. Nd, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Grier. Mr.. and Mrs. Logan
Grier. Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett
Grier, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kemp, Mrs. Lillian Martin. and
Frank Greenwell of Smyrna.
Unable to be present were Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Smith of Will
mington.
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Mrs. Edna Vaughn Burris
slipped quietly away from this
troublous world last week. She
had been i'll for more than two
years and those who watched
saw her circle ever narrowing
until she was able only to do
the smallest things. Her family
will long remember her ever
kindly thoughtfulness for their
comfort, pleasure and welfare,
forgetting herself in her ser
vice to. and love for them. How
will her friends remember her?
Their thoughts will dwell on
her warm hospitality, her in
terest in their interests. and
her help in time of need. They
will remember, too. the crush
ing blows she sustained when
two young sons left so soon
for a happier place, and how
she arose from those blows to
carry on. Edna Burris was
mortal. Just as we are, but she
had a lesson for all Of US in
her fortitude for every day iiv-
ing. Yes, we lost a friend last
week W S. T.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15
High School To
Present Fantasy

Next Friday evening at O'Clock
a very unique program will be Civ
en- at the Milford High School.
Dancing is the featured portion of
the program and will include a
broomstick dance, umbrella dance,
waltz, shadow dance, jitterbug, hula
hula and the can-can. The conclud-
ing portion of the program will be
a baton twirling exhibition feat1r-
ing Rudy Lyles, a champion from
West Virginia, assisted by our own
majorettes. Naturally, our master
OF. ceremonies is Lockwood Exley.
The high school dance and con-
cert bands are supplying the mu-
sic.
Rudy Lyles and John Frick have
been directing the rehearsals and
both are pleasantly surprised at
the high degree of precision and
artistry achieved by the dancers
incidentally, most of the dancers
are majorettes.
The art and industrial arts de-
partments are cooperating to make
the stage beautiful and big. Ad-
missions are Acc for students anC
60c for adults.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15
Blue Hen Auxiliary
Met On Monday


The Ladies Auxiliary to Blue Hen
Post No. 6483, Milford. held a regu-
lar meeting in the Milford New Cen
tury Club on Wednesday, April s,
with President Edith ]. Baynum,
presiding. Mrs. Lucille Pratt was
appointed chairman of committee
to make plans with post commits
tee for the public installation of
newly elected officers of the Aux
iliary and Post to be held Tuesday,
April 26, at p. m. in the George ].
Jester Auditorium of the Odd Fell
lows Building.
The treasurer announced a prof
it of $4,000 was realized from the
card party for the benefit of the
cancer research fun. The affair was
held on March 80 at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baynum. The
cancer research fund of the Ladies
Auxiliaries will be used to rebuild
and re-equip the Jackson Memorial
Laboratory Research Library at
Bar Harbor, Maine, which was de-
stroyed by fire.
A check for $4,000 was sent to. the
National Department as the Milford
Auxiliary's donation toward the
maintenance of the v, F. w. Nation
al Home at Eaton Rapids, Michi-
gan. The Auxiliary also gave a
check for $4,000 toward the build
ing of nursery at the home, a
project of the National Depart
ment. The v. F. W. National Home
at Eaton Rapids is a project of the
posts and auxiliaries maintained
for widows and orphans of overseas
veterans.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15
Births At Hospital

Girls
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Nelson,
Georgetown, April z.
Mr.. and Mrs, Allen Warren, Jr.,
fredericksburg, Md. April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Mitchell, Mil
ford, April TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Murray, III
Millsboro, April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Gorlich, Jr.
Georgetown, April IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Allen
Laurel, April 12.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. McCut-
chan, Seaford, April Is.
Boys
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Webb, Mil
ford, April 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eliason
Harrington, April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Mitchell, Jr
! Georgetown, April IL.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15

Miss Charlotte Ann. Bennett
was the honored guest at a mis-
cellaneous bridal shower which
Mrs. Paul Lynch and Mrs. Or
mond Hobbs gave at the new
Lynch home on dupont Boule-
ward Friday evening. Miss
Bennett and Mr.. Melvin wy
att of Harrington, will be mar
ried in May. Many useful and
beautiful gifts were presented
to her at that time. Guests
present were Miss Roslyn
Sharp. Miss Florence Lynch,
Miss Betty Lou Hanson, Miss
Mae Fox, Miss Virginia Hunt,
Miss Martha Libis, Mrs. Forest
Banning. Mrs. George Carey,
Mrs. Reynolds Robbins, Mrs.
william Jefferson, Mrs. Harry
AIulholland, Mrs. Horace John
sen, Mrs. Fenwick Bennett,
Mrs. Norman Bennett, Mrs.
Joseph Kemp, Mrs. Van Nuis
Wilkerson, Mrs. Elton Lynch
and Mrs. Roy Joseph.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15

Priscilla McGee, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. McGee,
celebrated her tenth birthday
on Saturday, April 8, by invit-
ing ten girl friends to her home
on Seabury avenue. The party
was from two till FIVE. Dodge
ball was enjoyed by the girls
as well as many indoor games.
Ice cream and cake were sery-
ed. Those invited we're Betty
Lofiand, Carolyn Masten, Claire
Humes, Joyce Rogers, Mary
Helen Powell, Barbara KINNEY,
Shirley Hudson, Frances Rob
bins, Beverly owens and Louise
Grove; her sister, Arlene, and
her grandmother, Mrs. w. R.
Wright, were also present.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15

In Calvary Church on Mon
day evening at $3.50, Miss Mary
Ellen Ninzeheltzer, daughser of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ninzehelt-
zer of Reading, Pa, and Mr..
Carlisle Watson Hall, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Hall,
were married by Reverend Da-
vid w. Baker. Palms and Eas-
ter lilies were used to decorate
the altar before which they
were married. Mrs. David Ba-
ker played the wedding music.
The bride. wearing a gray tTav-
elling suit, with blue accessor-
les and with an orchid corsage.
was attended by Miss Jean M.
wilkins. The groom's best man
was Mr.. Eugene Murphy, Jr.
They left on wedding trip
through Virginia and will live,
upon their return. on Jefferson
street. Mrs. Hall is a graduate
nurse of. Memorial Hospital and
Mr.. Hall is in the employ of
the city.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15
Bake By Milford
LiOnesses April %

On Saturday, April %, the 'Mil-
ford Lionesses'' that is the wives
of members of the Milford Lions
Club-will offer for public sale
all kinds of good things to eat
pies, cakes, chicken salad, potato
salad, jellies, home canned fruits,
eggs, chickens, hot breads, ETC.
at a BENEFIT Bake" to be held in
the vacant Office in the Shore The
atre Building on S. w Front street.
The sale will be conducted from
10 a. m. to / p. m. and all pro-
ceeds from the affair will be turn
ed over to the Milford Lions for
their use in carrying out their pro-
gram of assistance to the needy and
AFFLICTED of the community.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15
seth Birthday For
Robert H. Greenlee

Robert H. Greenlee Of FELTON,,
celebrated his eighty-seventh birth
day last Sunday. He has been a
farmer for many years but at the
present time he is retired. Attend
ing the celebration was a cousin,
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Clark and
friend, Mr.. Lewis, of Long Island,
New York; a daughter, Mrs. Russell
Eekman and husband and grand
daughter Joan of Philadelphia; a
granddaughter, Mrs Frank Burke,
and husband, of Philadelphia;
daughter, Mrs. Marshall Griffith,
and husband of Milford, and son,
Charles Green1ee of FELTON,, who
resides at home.
> MIR. Greenlee received several
lovely gifts and enjoyed grand
dinner given by his wife, Mrs. Lille
Green1ee.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15

Mrs: Sidney Beckwith Of Yonk-
ers, n T., is the guest of Mr.. and
MRS. David Green, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George sheaffer
and children will spend the Easter
weekend in Ickesburg and Little
Miss Wanda Wilkie of Whining
ton. IS spending the Easter HOLIDAYS
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Wilkie.
John o. Snyder, Of University of
virginia, is spending his spring
vacation with Mrs. Snyder and
their daughter, Elizabeth.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Hogue and
children Of Norwoch, N. Y. are
guests OF Mrs. Edward N. Kelley
at her home River Acres.s
-
Or. and Mrs. David Boyd OF
hoenester, Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs
John Henry Of Philadelphia and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. wv Peoples of Bal
timore We're weekend guests OF
John w. Burris.
-
Mrs. Wilbur Bennett was in
Princeton, N. !, for the voice reci.
tai, given in Westminster Choir
! College Playhouse by her daugh.
ter, Miss Florence Bennett. on Ap.
ril 4. This is a part of the gradua.
ton requirements Of the College.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Grier viii
spend Easter in Newport News, Va
with their son and daughter-in-law
DR.. and Mrs. George S. Grier. DI
i Grier was recently made a Felloy
of the American College of Physi
clans at their convention held il
the grand ball room of the Waldor
Astoria Hotel, New York City.
Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Spencer viii
lis we're hosts to a number Of
Mrs. Willis family on Sunday,
when they came together SO
that they might visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hall, who
were here from Glendale, w.
va. Thirty-one had the din
ner together and a time for
visiting afterward. They were.
beside those mentioned Miss
Joyce Richardson of Montreal
Canada, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Warner Of Dover, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Warner and daughter
OF Frederica, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Eisenbrey and sons Of
Houston. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Raughley Of Easton, Md. Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Warner and
son Of Greenwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Warner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Warner.