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FARMS (cont.).

100 ACRES-High-producing village
highway near Warrenton. Virginia.
Can finance with low down payment.
Call Tower $3.50.
Sc, 900 TO $4,000 in Montg., How
ARD and Frederick sds1.s Counties Gov Many ny
acres. Can Miss Donnelly, LEACH
q CRONIN, 10. 5-3149.
UNIMPROVED FARM-1s5 A., half
clear; $4,000 #. timber; Is mi. trout
stream: ABUNDANCE game. A verita-
BE paradise; $4,000. Box S95'
REMINGTON. VA. STOCK Farm
$50 a.; rms. . baths; tenant hse.
and barn; about 300 a. in grass;
large creek; $4,000; terms. River
farm, lB5 a. l20 a. river bottom;
good buildings: S17,500. terms. .222
tom; comfortable buildings; elect;
$4,000. II a. borders creek; 65 a.
in grass: good buildings: $4,000
10 a.. rms. cleo; village; fruit
and well; $4,000; 10 a.. 6 rms.
and bath; facing hwy; $1,000,
terms: 20 a.. rms. cleo. well;
elect; ga a.; $4,000; terms. B. F.
PERROW, Remington, Va.
376 ACRES-60-cor. modern dairy
barn, feed room and milk house,
. Ice. Silos; tenant houses, 3
with running water and elec.-1
without improvements; h-mile hard
road frontage. FRED B. CUSHMAN,
Realtor $40 Frederick ave, Cal
thersburg 300. ID.
25i ACRES. about 200 good grazing;
h-rm. house with modern improve
ments. equip. for grain and cattle
farming. Price. $4,000. For de-
tails phone FA. 2l22, CAPUTI
REALTY. -13
Ashburn, 40-acre farm, Groom house,
bath, barn and buildings, farm sold
equipped. tractor etc. growing crop.
$4,000.
Waterford, so acres good land. nicely
located, Groom house, cleo, cow.
barn and bldgs. $4,000. Terms.
900 acres of good land, nicely water
ed, 2 sets Of buildings. $4,000.
Village edge, Broom modern home,
2 acres, creek. $4,000.
Lovely home in village, 3 acres, land
Scaped lawn, 8 rooms. 2 baths. oil
h.wh.. fully equipped Kitchen,
barn and buildings, 500 900.
Why not see us when buying or SELL
ing, we aim to please you.
G.. B.. WoLFORD, Strout Realty.
Hamilton. Va
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CHICKEN FARM.
Mr.. ANNAPOLIS; bunga., outbldgs. l In
Mont; Ct; also farms in Md,-Va.
BET. MIDDLEBURG AND LEESBURG
Estate property. unusual house with
approx. so acres; 200 more If
Nice house, 30 mi. PentaEon, Liv. and
din. rms. bedrmS.. bath. shower:
modern kitchen, refgr.,, cleo. stove;
combination screen and storm win
cash. RALPH A. STYER, Pleasant
Valley. Phone Arcola 1888 or WO.
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE-Old estate.
3a4 acres; 300 cleared. balance vall-
able timber; mansion house, old but
there is a Eood tenant house and
several good, large barns built
Property fronts State road for a mile
and Is miles north Of the, town
OF Louisa and has long been known
as one Of the best grass. grain and
stock farms in the county
Price. 10000 but on liberal terms.
w. A c. PETIT. Louisa. Virginia.
SOUTHERN MD.-The
last frontier of peacefulness and
happiness like the Southland had in
the days of old where you can still
relax and enjoy life.
!. 204 acres; 6-room house, Broom
log cabin. , barns. growing crops
of tobacco and corn, large streams.
matured timber, valuable deposits
Of gravel; near Patuxent River;
Sl2.500.
.. 13O-acre tobacco farm overlook
ing Chesapeake Bay, on paved road,
improved by farm houses, 2 large
barns; occupied by . tenants; COM
plete farm machinery; "a interest
in corn and tobacco crops; real
bargain; 80 miles D. c.; liberal
mortgage: $11 $50.
3. 43 acres: 7-room house, on paved
highway, near Patuxent River, Al
miles D. c.; barn, valuable gravel
deposits. ideal tobacco, grain and
poultry farm; $4,000.
Many other desirable farms. Send
your requirements CALVERT
REALTY AGENCY. Prince Frederick
Md. Telephone los or 93-J. Closed
Sunday. Inspection by appoint
ment only.
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PENTHOUSE OFFICES
x ST AT CONN.

Suitable real estate or lawyer: two
room suite 1st n. front on X: Just
remodeled. other reasonable space
available. Monthly tenancy II de-
sired. RIDDELL REALTY CO. Real
tors. l742 K ST. NV. D1. 1900.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

CLIENT WILL BUY modern ireproof
warehouse, $4,000 to 10000 so. IT,
in D. c. or nearby Md; LIST com
mercial ok; railroad not needed.
A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880. IA
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frederick COUNTY

FREDERICK COUNTY
For retired. ) acres, $500 Lovely
6-room country home on hill with
lovely shade trees. beautiful lawn.
flowers, garden and stream. nicely
located and quiet. $4,000 cash
needed.
John Burdoft, Colesville, Md
RID No. ,, Silver Spring, Md Call
Ashton md 3S4R liz
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H. B. MITCHELL
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon. Va. Phone 135.
FAIRFAX COUNTY

6O-acre farm at Forestville; mostly in
PASTURE; well-fenced 5 acres in
woods; 6-rm. frame dwelling, needs
undermining: good barns; chicken
frontage; beautiful view. Priced at
$4,000; $1,000 cash will handle.
Ask operator for Elmwood 325 or
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor
MCLEAN. VA. Ia
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ON A HILL,

With views for miles. Almost 2 acres,
mostly wooded but cleared building
site; many large old trees. excellent
lake site. Secluded, but close TO
all conveniences. Also have other
larger and smaller tracts.
TERRY 3. SIMMS
-r 1oo1 IA QE1r
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5h ACRES

Convenient to Mclean
One OF the most desirable sections
OF Fairfax County, 12 miles to
tracts available.
HERMAN E. GASCH & SON
Sat. and Sun, Daleview 9162
Weekdavs MA 1874 Ia
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

S35 MO.-2-story brick bldg. for
rep. shop. storage, etc; rear Atlas
Theater. 1900 blk. H st. ne. Being
1911 Linden court; key at 1923.
DRURY REALTY CORP, MI. 1000
WAREHOUSE, ideal location;. 95x15
IT.; lst floor, front entr. shipping
entr. of the alley; S175 mo.
Apply 1919 No. Capitol st. If
WAREHOUSE BARGAINS
We have . fine warehouses, each hav-
ing so. 900 50. IT. avail. at reason
able rent on good leases. Call Mr.
Sterling.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC
1920 K st. NV, Realtors, Ex.lSll
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
TOBACCO FARM

California. Md.-1OO acres, 40 acres
are tillable; S-room house, with spa;
cious hall; new tobacco barn and
corn crib. chicken houses: beautiful
shrubbery. fruit trees; S12.500
HOLLYWOOD, Md.-55 acres, 35 acres
tillable; new Groom bungalow-type
house with a complete basement;
tobacco barn; S11.50
Park Hall. Md.S1O5-acr farm. 81
acres tillable;. completely equipped
with tractor. horses. livestock. etc;
Groom house, tobacco barns. .
sheds. stables: $4,000: easy terms.
Hollywood. Md.-Water-front farm;
1876 acres. S5 acres tillable: S-room
main house with center hall tenant
house, tobacco barns, stables. corn
crib, garage. chicken houses; fruit
trees; ST. 900.
Patuxent River-1O0 acres. T5 acres
ti!lable; tenant house, tobacco barn;
ShoIs esta iecat ion oose part of
J. E. CAPPS, REALTOR
HOLLYWOOD, MD.
Phone LeonardtoWn l26-F-21
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FARMS
SMALL LOUDON DAIRY

O4QAAA A\/ODA/4N O614x1 l.
ITO acres highly productive land on
paved road in progressive COM
munity, near good town; partly i'm
proved main house; tenant house,
24-cow barn. silo, barns for dry
stock, grain and hay storage; excel
lent water; available with equip,
crops, feed and stock; prompt pos
session. Inspect by appoint.
John Allen Johnston
Phones 90 and 500. Leesburg, Va.
ZOE ACRES-7-rm.. 2-bath Dutch
Colonial; h.-w.h. (plumbing needs
connecting); lge. lily. rm. with fire.
place. din. rm.. kit. 3 bedrms., 9
baths: located near Gainesville, So
miles D. c.; S16.5 500.
PENTAGON REALTY co
Fairfax 396-736. --13
IS ACRES, near Nokesville. Va
Fair house and outbldgs.; good
fences stream through property;
PENTAGON REALTY co.
Ra}rfoy onR.79R ia
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LANGLEY. VA,

2 miles from Chain Bridge. Home
sites from l to acres, in COM
munitv restricted to larger homes.
$3.50 up McCAY g. McCAY,
Realtors. GIL. 1915. la
~ Miles from Chain Bridge
In Fairfax County, Va, on secluded
lane, this $40 of acre building
min. from downtown D. C.; city
water. $3.50. McCAY & MccAY.
Realtors. GIL. 1915. Ii
BUILDERS ATTENTION
20 level half-acre rambler sites,
some wooded; will also sell separate
or may subordinate. Excellent Va.
loo. Box lO1-V, Star
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ANTIQUE

H1V ILNNO II
245 acres. part cleared, part wooded
in Va, 81 miles of D. c.; nearly
l mile Rappahannock River 'front.'
age. gravel road; very old brick
residence with nice lines. center
hall type, partly restored; has 3
modern baths. electricity and water
barn. machine sheds, tenant house
The setting is rural, where you can
commune with nature; good hunt
d ing Sad fh ina Ia land h da1s { Porn
this date the price will be 500 900;
at least half cash. Act and not be
Sorry.
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Pnone La Plala 03fO.
Mr.. CoLEsvILLE, MIDI acres;
lge. shade trees; nice lovely q
story. firm, attractive brick coun-
try home; all modern; oil heat;
30x16 liv. rm., hardwood Ms n nEe.
lge. bsmt.; storm windows; attrac-
tive lawn: flowers. shrubbery; lge.
garden planted; some land for graz
ing; some woods: lge. cattle barn;
3 lge. equip. poultry houses, go go
iR shop DU "sfy d SHfRHss o6 TGft
age on Colesyille pike: close in. a
bargain for quick sale; immed.
possession.
John Burdoft, Colesville, Md.
RID No. 2, Silver Spring. Call Ash
ton. Md. 3S46. -l5
MONT. COUNTY-2l6 acres. 7-rm.
frame house. plumbing and cleo
tricity; cattle barn, sheep barn,
double corn house and all necessary
stone roads; 2 miles Hss o6 south ~ OF Of
third cash. 80 miles D. C.
724 ACRES; 2 modern houses, one
seven rms, one 10 rms; private
driveway; ample buildings for stock
farm; 90 acres alfalfa. 200 acres
blue grass y acres wooded; 1 mile
Walton League farm; four never
miles D. c. Price, S1OO per acre;
one-third cash. Exclusive.
2S6-ACRE STOCK FARM. 9-rm.
mansion house, having plumbing
and electricity; newly painted, com
cabin, with freplaces; 45x90 newly
painted cattle barn, lge. basement
barn; new fence and cross fence
Just completed. costing more tnan
So 500; private blue stone drive {;
adjoining Stronehold, at foot of
SUGAR Loaf Mt; watered by four
lush grass; none more than three
years old; so cattle have shown
more than ga pounds gain per Cay
since November IL. 1919 Labor and
farm management on farm and
may be retained. owner returning
to service. says sell. Price. .S31 800;
VIII carry purse Of $4,000 at so.
120-ACRE FARM. good 7-rm. house;
new firepl.. plumbing; 30x60 cattle
barn, located on Wild Cat Creek;
much permanent pasture, fair fence;
four. roads. Price, $4,000; now
carries $4,000 purse Gil; ~ miles
Sugar Loaf e Mt on o%ne sf retur nfns
to service, says sell. Exclusive.
49, ACRES. 6-rm. house; new well
and Myers water system; cleo. and
phone; entire house recently covered
with white asbestos shingles: chick
en- houses, barn and gar; lush blue
grass sod; stream; good fence: l
city blk. to railroad depot. schools,
stores and churches; 30 mi. D. C.
Price, So 500; "a cash; immed. pos
session. Exclusive.
GRIN. FRAME HOUSE fronting en-
hard road; l blk. to r.r. sta; good
garden; built-in gar; $4,000 LIST
at SO; near churches, schools and
stores; IS mi. D. C. Price, $4,000
Possession 80 days.
Call Charles H Jamison. PooleSville
2612, with SAMUEL E. BOGLEY.
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SUBURBAN FARM

OO y O1VL&AAN
Small farm of "a acres fronting on
from downtown washington; 4-room
house with bath and oil furnace.
Nearby land already. developed into
subdivision. Buy this for home or
inVeStm ant.
TERRY. B. SIMMS
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II ACRES NEAR T. B.. MD.-Large
bungalow. electricity. barn. poultry
$1,000. Terms. "a cash.
Farmette on Route 30l. Ideal for
professional man. Modern 6-rm.
brick residence. automatic oil INV.
heat. Hardwood floors, beautiful
grounds, garden, garage. Lovely
Terms.
All size farms on inland and water.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY.
On Route 30l. below Waldorf.
Phone La Plata 5946.
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COLORED DOCTORS
COR. 18th and YOU ST. NV.
Room for 2 or more doctors; bus and
carstop in front; rent reas. For
more details call DU. $500. IA
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2l6 acres; stock farm; 7-room house,
cleo, phone. bath. 2 streams, stable,
double corn house; numerous other
buildings; on macadam I'd; % acres
timber. % acres blue grass; pos
session with title; price. 500
257 acres: dairy farm; AZ cows.
modern dairy barn, 2 silos. good
bank barn, 2 houses, all necessary
outbuildings. 2 fine streams; on
macadam I'd, 80 miles to D. C.
MIX check around $4,000 a month;
health reason for selling. Posses
sion in 80 days; price OF farm
100000.
3 acres; Groom house. cleo, phone.
bath, garage, chicken house: on
macadam I'd, 3 blocks to B. &. o.
station ton vaea ant can move right
l acre Groom new house; cleo.
bath, oil heat; on macadam I'd
near churches, stores. bank, school;
2S miles to D. c. Possession with
title; price, $500.
Call W, A, Daniel Poolesyille 21s6,
P. o. DickerSon, Md. with J. VIM
SON PETER, Rockville, Md.
COUNTRY HOME-1O acres; lovely
lge. bedrms., bath; oil h.-w.h. .
car garage. Barn and other bldgs
Good fencing and stream. Price
$3.50. Exclusive with
BERNARD T. BROSINS
sH. 0420; Ewes, and Sun. Mr..
Scott, SH. 1891.
$50 ACRES dairy farm, excellent
soil. 60-cow barn, 2 silos, hay driers:
modern residence; 3 tenant houses;
Crops and equipment available.
14s acres; good house electricity:
ytncE ard
900.
Mr.. FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE, VA.
Farmette. . acres; cinder- block bun
salow, | rm. l2x20: 30-ft. we'll;
WELL. OK. 1898
1876 acres. good soil; attractive house
with modern kitchen, bath; crops,
new tractor and equipment. Wonder
iul setting and view; SIG. 800. Write
P. M; BROWNING, Broker, JOHN
Il. HIT, Associate, Culpeper. Va.
COMMUTERS FARM. Loudoun Co;
81 acres mostly cleared. Large mead
ows, springs; growing hay and corn.
Fine mt. view. Livable 6-rm house;
cleo. water, bathroom fixtures not
installed; big trees; barn: beautiful
BLDG. sites. $4,000; about "a cash.
81 mi. D. C., ia mi. OF main hwy.
225 acres cleared. Large stream
springs: magnificent mountain view
Estate country. Stone and frame
house needs repairs: cleo, water;
blue grass and alfalfa land. Reduced
to $1,000; $1,000 cash RALPH A.
STYER. Pleasant Valley Phone
Arcola 1855 or Woodley 5717.
OWING TO ILL HEALTH. will lease
or sell 25-acre farm with small
house. Well equip, good well, 3
springs. Will consider selling. A
fine horse COW. 30 hogs and pigs,
81 turkeys, 200 laying pullets. 500
fryers and broilers. and many other
features. Also a 30xS0 dismantled
building A bargain for some one
with cash Call Nc. 9223.
25 ACRES WOODED, long road 'front.'
age, no bitches; mr.. Midland. Va I;
$685. cash. Ii. 3-T245.
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

HOLLYWOOD. MD.
Phone Leonardtown 126-F-21.
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DOCTOR OR DENTIST

TIT ~OOIIN1 UIOIICU D1N5'
l complete professional office. con-
Meeting with excellent living quar-
tiers is now available in a newly
completed air-conditioned apartment
building in a good NV location
Ready for immediate occupancy
More than $50 tenants now in the
Smith QO2 Sfb Of NJ w CIT OR1R
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$50 ACRES dairy farm, excellent
soil. 60-cow barn, 2 silos, hay driers:
modern residence; 3 tenant houses;
Crops and equipment available.
las acres; good house; electricity:
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BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE tcont.

1919 K ST. NV.
Vacant 3-story and bsmt.
commercial brick BIDS.
IL rms, 3 laws, oil heat.
Don't miss this X st. location.
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COLORED-15th PL. AND ALA. Sc.
Lot z, so. 1919, parcels 22g/1S,
10, 20, 80, soc it.; $4,000 It. ME.
1900. DU 4601 La
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DOCTORS OFFICE
Near Conn. ave. and r st. NV
500 50. it., formerly used by surgeon
partitions and plumbing in; avail
Immediately Call Mr.. Holland, H.
G. SMITHY CO., S11 18th st. NV
CT 00AA
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"YOU CAN COUNT ON JIMMY"
Continued from page sir

please a crowd of teen-age auto
graph hunters.
She tried to forget the whole
thing while she sat through two
hours of House and Senate debate,
but it was hard. The incident left
a pang that ranked. How could
Phil write glowingly of her "oppor-
tunity to make them understand
America" and then turn his back
on this simple act of friendliness?
Just before one she went back
to his Office. He wasn't there, but
she spoke to his secretary. "I'll see
that the Convention Committee
replaces the books" she said. so
if you could let me have some of
these autographed copies now ="
Before she could finish, the Office
door opened. Jimmy came in, laden
with packages. He had promised
to meet her with the bus, but now
he said, Here we are! Thirty new
copies of Ny Country to swap for
thirty with autographs. l chased
around to every bookstore in town.
Set me back a hundred and five
bucks"
She stared as he dropped the
bundles on a table.
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Phil finished, she picked up one of
the volumes, her eyes bright with
inspiration.
Gould you give them each
an autographed copy?" she said.
They'd love it! And it's just the
kind of book they should readr"
Phil smiled, shaking his head.
Sorry. my dear" he said. These
books happen to be autographed,
all right, but they're for members
of Congress. I'm distributing them
this afternoon. He looked at his
watch. Nov you'd better start
for the House session"
WHEN the youngsters had gone
out, Nell fingered, stung by dis
may. Stung by disappointment,
too, and something deeper. AFTER
all. Phil" she said, members of
Congress don't have to be sold on
America. But these kids, taking
back memories to spread at home
= through them your book would
do some real good ="
Still smiling, Phil took her hand.
But I've promised them to Con-
gressmen, he said. There's no
point making a gesture just to
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Maybe they'll allow it on the
expense account" he said. IF not
what the hell. it's only money.
Well tell the kids it s the Congress
mans gift. Got to send them home
with a nice, warm feeling about
the friendliness of Americans. "
That night they took the kids
to dinner at the Statler. and Nell
sat between Phil and Jimmy. She
didn't speak much. She was so
pale that Jimmy kept looking at
her in a puzzled, questioning way.
Finally, when Phil went off to tele-
phone, Jimmy bent toward her.
What's wrong?" he asked.
Trouble with the Congressman"
She gave him level look. The
kids were all dancing, and for the
moment they were alone. Nell's
thoughts suddenly came into focus.
She'd been uneasy all afternoon
about the disparity of tempera-
ment between herself and Phil
Barrett. 1t occurred to her that,
much as she admired the ideals
he expressed, those ideals were not
reflected in the things he did. And
that had been bothering her. .
Now she was no longer bothered.
She had only to recognize the feel
ings Jimmy stirred in her to know
what she had to do; she had only
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to see that she and Jimmy, in
major matters, thought and acted
alike. E.
Jim" she whispered, I'm not
marrying him"
He blinked. Then he seized her
hand. Honey! Why - what -"
Call it a a matter of foreign
policy" she said. II like yours
better"
His fingers frightened on her
hand.
Never mind my foreign pol
icy" he said. will - will you
give my domestic policy a try?"
she smiled, and her eyes were
more gentle than they had been in
months. She thought of Jimmy's
wild impracticality - like spend
ing a hundred and five dollars on
books.
Perhaps they'd never be rich,
but they'd always have fun and
a rich sense of achievement.
Suddenly Jimmy fumbled in an
inside pocket. He brought out a
telegram. spread it on the table.
Il = got this after you left New
York, he said. Nov l know what
Beever meantp'
She glanced down. Mr.. Beever's
message was simply, Good luck!
The End
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Imagine it! Even if you dry clothes
INDOORS, Rinse puts sunshine in your
wash. No other soap can get your
wash SO white-so bright because
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no other soap contains the scientific
Sunlight ingredient, Solium.
Get new Rinso with Solium. So safe
for clothes. SO kind to hands.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-17
HARRINGTON

Continued from preceding page)
Mrs. Earl Sylvester entertained
her bridge club on Friday evening.
The Mothers Auxiliary of Asbury
Methodist Church held a very sue
cessful rummage sale Friday and
Saturday. The W. S. G. S. also
reported a profitable rummage sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Cooper are
spending the weekend with friends
in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. w A. Nichols spent Tues
day in Salisbury where she attend
ed the funeral of Edgar Laws.
Mrs. Ella Little spent last week
with her sister -ia-law, Mrs. Her
man Dill, near FELTON,.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. Harrington
spent Saturday in Wilmington.
F. Brown Smith, who is deer
hunting in Canada, called to say
he had bagged deer.
J. Herbert Nichols, of Milford,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin BrObst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Boyer Wis
tied Mrs. w. 0. Johnson and fam
lily OF SeafOrd last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelburn Lester
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lathe Lester at the UniVer-
sity Of Pennsylvania.
Harold Mcdonald spent Satur-
day in Wilmington.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Phil
adelphia, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. w. Dean.
Rev. j. Harry Wright and w. w
Sharp attended the Dover District
Conference at MiddletOwn on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fred Wilson
and Mrs. L. T. Jones visited rela-
tiVes in Wilmington Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Elva Reese returned from
the Milford Memorial Hospital last
Saturday and is spending some
time at the home of her sister
Mrs. L. B. Harrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Larkin OF
Chicago and Poplar Hill Farm
Lexington, KY, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greenly, Sr.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Eta Tharp, Miss Myrtle
Anderson, Mrs. Evva Raughley
and Mrs. o. G, Passmore attended
Achievement Day of the Home
Demonstration Clubs in Dover last
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. FOulk of viii.
mington spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Richardson
attended the banquet given fol
Temple Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, No
8, at Milford on November 8.
Mrs. John Bullock of Dover
spent Friday with her daughter
Mrs. Ernest Homewood.
Miss Elizabeth Sapp has re-
turned home after spending a few
weeks with her nephew, Robert
William Sapp, of New Castle.
Mrs. ]. L. Manship and William
Manship spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Manship Of
Smyrna.
Mrs. Paul Stuart of Philadelphia
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Min
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Richardson
spent Sunday visiting friends in
LeWes, RehObOth and GEORGETOWN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nachol and
sons spent Sunday with Mrs. Sarah
M. Billings.